driven to breaking news this morning. taylor clinton the taylor clinton the democratic party became a week in disarray after the head of the party resigns over embarrassingly misplaced. the latest on the democratic convention plus a live report from philadelphia. good morning. i am lauren simonetti. nicole: after four straight weeks of gains in the dow and s&p on friday, u.s. stock market futures this morning ahead of the opening bell. if they hire. dow futures at 10 and s&p futures up one, nasdaq one as well.

lauren: in a shake of the japanese stocks led below are appeared in china the shanghai composite gain a 10th of 1%. nicole: crude oil prices fell 5% looking down again this morning half of 1% at a level of 4396 a barrel. lauren: verizon is the final touches on a $5 billion deal to buy yahoo!. details this morning. nicole: a big week for tech earnings. google, alphabetic, i'll expected to report the latest result. we'll tell you what to expect. lauren: and sports, russian athletes can compete in the olympics. ken griffey junior and make piazza inducted into baseball's hall of fame yesterday. nicole: 5:01 a.m. in new york trade monday, july 25th. we welcome you to "fbn:am," the latest breaking news, what to expect a day ahead. a nice weekend and here we go taken it out. lauren: breaking news this morning. first day at the democratic

national convention in philadelphia. debbie wasserman schultz stepping down as democratic chairwoman. the congresswoman under fire after after wikileaks released a chocolate e-mail the e-mail sent and received by top democratic officials. send e-mail suggesting the democratic national committee favored hillary clinton in the primaries. senator bernie sanders who is said to speak tonight at the convention same debbie wasserman schultz made the right decision for the future. >> this does not come as a shock to me or my subordinates. there is no shut the dnc was on secretary clinton said from day one. we know that. i think in such a long time ago that the time is not debbie wasserman shall to step aside. nicole: the republican national committee chairman saying the resignation was inevitable. >> today's events show what an uphill climb that democrats are facing this week in unifying

their party and start not the week by losing their party chairman over long-standing bitterness between factions. there's no way way to keep something together. nicole: vice-chairman of the democratic national committee will be the interim chairwoman. we will have a live report from philadelphia in a few minutes. lauren: hillary clinton and her running mate tim king reacting to the champs repeated use of nicknames calling its rival "crooked hillary." >> i don't call him anything and i'm not going to engage in that kind of insult that he seems to thrive on. whatever you says about me, is perfectly free to use up his own airtime. >> when i see this "crooked hillary," it is just ridiculous. lauren: former new york city

mayor michael bloomberg planning to endorse hillary clinton at this week's democratic national convention. he scheduled to make a speech wednesday night. nicole: donald trump sharing his thoughts on hillary clinton's vice presidential pick. the republican presidential nominee explaining why he thinks clinton's decision would hurt her campaign. the >> what happened with the happened with a choice as tim kaine was a slap in the face to bernie sanders and everybody. i was shocked. i love it from my standpoint. first of all, he took over $160,000 they say they weren't really casts. they were sued in trips and lots of different things. lauren: he maintained corrupt king. >> senator kaine is not arrested enough. >> dozens of supporters protested in philadelphia ahead of the democratic national convention.

crowds cheering to show their support for standards in their disdain for hillary clinton. protesters marching from city hall to the convention site about four miles away. >> i feel the democratic nominee to be bernie sanders. the clinton people stole it. the corruption is starting to become more publicly known with wikileaks and such. lauren: went across the ben franklin bridge connects camden new jersey and philadelphia. nicole: this morning, new details in yesterday's fatal explosion in germany. the various are reportedly said he believes the incident was likely an islamic suicide attack. police in on fox saying the attackers in on vaccinating the attacker killed himself after being denied asylum was known to them for a truck misdemeanor. police raiding a building in a suburb used to house asylum seekers. the 27-year-old syrian man blew

himself up after he was turned away from an open-air music festival. at least five others were injured. the explosion came two days after a man killed nine people died in munich malt on a train in southern germany last monday. lauren: a wildfire in southern california and destroyed 18 homes and rapidly gaining strength two days after broke out in it so much in the air the planes make it water drops on out to be grounded to thousands of people forced to evacuate, including this man. >> and 45 minutes right in the backyard. 100 feet tall. full tornado, spinning. nothing like i've ever seen close up. nicole: the firebird 43 square miles, but officials said the size may not does double. nicole: back in business news. the loan process is over and it

appears that verizon has come out on top of the bidding war for yahoo!. reports say verizon has to pay to pay $4.8 billion for yahoo!'s core internet business and finance news sports desk of the real estate as well. the dx liked it to be announced early today. lauren: lexicon of the global market action overnight. stocks in asia started the week. the shanghai composite in china at the 10th of 1% and the kospi in south korea up a 10th of 1%. you do see the nikkei and japan ahead of the bank of japan. dan just fractionally in the hang seng down fractionally. nicole: lucas in gdp numbers from the heroes. a fed meeting this week let's look at european markets. the london ftse up two tenths of 1%. the cac in france for three quarters of 1%. german dax has a number better than it up almost 1% this

morning. lauren: are great now sapping u.s. futures at home? dow futures indicate a 10-point jump at the open in the past three weeks the markets have been higher. the dow has gained 1200 points in those four weeks. s&p futures up one play. nothing features up about a point. nicole: four weeks of gains last week helped by technology as well as utility and health care energy did not participate down 1.3% as a group for the energy stocks and oil job over 5%. oil down half of 1% of 4394 apparel. gold also pulled back nine but said 1322 a school dropped the last two weeks. nicole: the dollar trading against key currencies. strengthen the euro and the u.k. pound of 131 of the debt versus the u.s. dollar at the canadian dollar, mexican peso japanese yen or weaker. nicole: 1.9% this morning for

the tenure find. lauren: at nintendo search may be over. to show solid 18% after the wildly popular mobile games would have a limited impact on its earnings big antenna on the 32% of the pokémon company juicy slice of the is% after the initial rush of by is a month ago. nicole: the federal reserve meets tomorrow and wednesday. policymakers keep interest rates unchanged. the policy statement could provide insight into what could happen in the september meeting. economic side is as don't

estimate is the overcast weather order to stress that accompanies the continue to struggle. facebook will report after the bell on wednesday. the company expect it to report by the nonprofit said that the estimates. facebook has been posted strong results by advertisers on its platform. the giant to report higher second-quarter by the new -- to beat the estimate. tree into a look at the headlines in today's edition of today's journal. tesla raises and time of 1000 workers on the job seven days a week in an effort to start making lithium ion cells by next year. how much oil is in storage? or is in a universal requirement for reporting on inventories and it can affect prices.

core consumers are healthier drinks. spirits companies and brewers are looking out -- well enough he can all-natural for you non-alcoholic offerings while trying to figure out because they were preferences. >> breaking news to bring you. officials say it is two people were killed and more than a death in injured in a shooting outside of a florida nightclub early today. gunshots fired in the parking lot of club blue in fort myers shortly after midnight. police say at least 14 to 16 people were wounded in the shooting. the injuries range from minor to that threat in. we will continue to monitor that one for you. nicole: was raised in the fundraising race for white house. donald trump or hillary clinton did google take a look. >> i talked to reporters. i don't even need commercials if want the truth. nicole: an emotional day at the baseball hall of fame.

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apple expected to report quarterly by the nonprofit family above estimates tomorrow. iphone sales to be a key to apple's earnings come especially sales in china with a total of 194 s&p companies to repeat the quarterly earnings this week. let's check out stock market futures this morning ahead of the opening bell. dow futures up something. s&p futures up one. the nasdaq turn negative down fractionally. >> hangs, nicole. preparing for a big protest at the democratic national convention kicks off the key speakers tonight including first lady michelle obama and senator bernie sanders. fox news live in philadelphia bright and early with the review for us. >> adar clyde has said over the convention did not talking about the e-mail scandal. it is just a hellacious thunderstorm out here right now

pouring cats and dogs. a lot of thunder and lightning. we hope right stays dry. and then there is the other dark cloud at the e-mail scandal and debbie wasserman schultz resignation. these conventions are supposed to be in the modern in the modern era peaceably squeaky kid infomercials. the attempt to project that thing has been sullied by the resignation is the last thing the democrats want to see his debbie wasserman schultz takes the days to a chorus of boos. the good news for democrats is that so far succeeded in keeping heller's in keeping heller's good name in any connection to the e-mail scandal out of public view. he seems to be no overt compaction. she addressed that on 60 minutes. >> i don't know anything about these e-mails. i haven't followed it. i'm very proud of the campaign i ran. i can't speak to a people who were not working for me, who were saying whatever they were

saying. i can't speak to that. i can only speak to my campaign. reporter: for his part, bernie sanders has remained remarkably calm throughout this e-mail scandal. his convention speech tonight will be chock-full of donald trump criticisms and phrases for hillary clinton. but he won't hire way from inside the democratic party because he's long suspected some kind of a conspiracy within the dnc to deprive them of the nomination. >> i think it's outrageous, but it's not a great shot to me. it's what we talked about six months ago. there's no question in my mind they no question to any object of observers mind that the dnc was supporting hillary clinton in opposition for our campaign. >> legions of supporters are not as magnanimous as his guide. thousands of downtown philadelphia yesterday.

a larger gathering that anything is clear than during the week of the republican convention. this is before the convention got under way and was in spite of just tremendously oppressive, hot weather and tremendous humidity is low. 20 or so miles away will be migrating appears the convention gets underway today. the protest will be held in sdr park a block away. back to you in new york. lauren: thank you very much. the dark cloud print inside and outside the convention. nicole: coming up, and sports, the international olympic committee with its decision on whether russian athletes can compete in the olympics on august 5th. ken griffey junior, mike piazza inducted into baseball's hall of fame yesterday. >> no price can be put on next. does playing in new york. actually, queens. nicole: all of the stories in

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dodgers, marlins, mets, padres, athletics and had 427 home runs, including major league record 396 as a catcher. he has a found a home in new york where he was treated and 98. >> it was actually the last stand i imagine wanted me. but it was the most amazing experience and a human being could have. [cheers and applause] nicole: pot piazza was a .308 player. 100 rbis and a 300 batting average. all others and baseball history combined. sunday night is thought, los angeles dollars a areac yorsone theorstajor agueebut ever. jim gonzalez had a grand slam out of the two run homer for the dodgers have nine months of the first two innings and held on for a 96 when.

lauren: a look at market action. in asia, the u.s. stocks are. this monday morning. s&p futures barely higher. nasdaq futures turned for an update point to down a point. will keep following for nicole: 194 companies in the s&p 500 reported earnings. i present last week i went down again this morning has accelerated since the show started. 4385 a barrel and gold lower down $7.5. lauren: the democratic national convention about to get underway. while volvo vermont senator bernie sanders play at the convention >> wing of the democratic party that can bring young people and working people into it, that will take on big money and fight for working families. i don't think debbie has been that type of leader.

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nicole: hillary clinton the democratic party begin their big break in disarray as the head of the party resigns over embarrassing e-mails faked. the latest in the democratic convention plus a live report for you. good morning. i am nicole petallides. lauren: and i am trained for. it's a record close for the s&p 500 on friday. we have a mixed bag. dow futures at nine. nasdaq futures to optionally. nicole: bank of japan later this week. a look at the nikkei down fractional in japan.

the shanghai composite index gained one 10th of 1%. >> crude oil prices fall another 5% last week. right now $44 a barrel down almost 1% of $43.87 a barrel. nicole: verizon put the final touches on a $5 billion deal to buy yahoo!. details announced this morning. nicole: a big week for tech earnings. apple, facebook, google to report their latest results. international olympic committee issues its decision on whether russian athletes can compete in the olympics. ken griffey junior, mike p. at the inducted into baseball's hall of fame yesterday. lauren: good for them. 5:31 a.m. in new york. monday, july 25th. welcome to fbn nem, your first

look at today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect the day ahead. nicole: breaking news this morning at the first day of the democratic national convention. debbie wasserman schultz stepping down as democratic chairwoman. but, sun has been under fire after wikileaks released a trove of e-mail sent and received by top democratic officials. e-mail suggesting the democratic national committee put hillary clinton in the primaries. bernie sanders is set to speak tonight at the convention saying she made the right decision for the party's future. >> this really does not come as a shock to me or my supporters. there is no question that the dnc was on secretary clinton type from day one. i said a long time ago that the time is now for debbie wasserman schultz to step aside. lauren: reince priebus saying the resignation was inevitable.

>> i think that today's defense show was enough to claim that democrats are facing this week in unifying their party in starting up the week by losing your party chairman over long-standing goodness between fractions. it's no way to keep something together. lauren: the vice chairman of the democratic national committee will be the interim chairman. for more on this, a live report from philadelphia in a few minutes. nicole: hillary clinton and her running mate, tim kaine responded to the repeated use of the decade. he's been calling his rival "crooked hillary." clinton on the kaine on 60 minutes last night. >> i don't call them anything and i'm not going to engage in that kind of insult -fest that he seems to thrive on. he is perfectly free to use up his own airtime.

>> when i see this "crooked hillary," it is just ridiculous. >> trump called him corrupt kaine. michael bloomberg planning to endorse clinton as this week's democratic national convention scheduled to make a speech on wednesday night. lauren: admin and if you come the republican presidential nominee explaining why he thinks clinton's decision would hurt her campaign. >> would have been that the choice of tim kane is a slap in the face of bernie sanders and everybody. i was shocked. i love that for my stand point. they took over $160,000 of kids and said they were really kids. they were sued and trips in lots of different things. truth of this comes as democrats complained that senator kaine is not progressive enough. thousands of protesters braving

the high keyed, speaking their minds in philadelphia ahead of the start of the democratic national convention. the crowds cheering and beating drums to show support for senator bernie sanders and of course disdain for hillary clinton. the protesters marching from city hall to the convention site about four miles away. >> i feel the democratic nominee at to be bernie sanders. i think the clinton people stole it. the corruption is starting to become more pronounced with wikileaks and such. nicole: mahr protested a included in the franca bridge which connects ventures in philadelphia. there's a big cloud of rage there, so we will see whether or not. lauren: could be annoying for people to get through. details in the fatal explosion in germany. the minister reportedly said he

believes it was likely an islamic suicide attack. police reportedly seen the attacker who killed himself was known to them for a drug misdemeanor. the theory of man blew himself up after he was turned away from a music festival. at least 12 others injured. the explosion came two days after him and killed nine people in a munich malt and an ax attack on a train in southern germany last monday, wounded five people. a wildfire in southern california disjoined eight homes and rapidly gaining strength two days after it broke out the fire sending so much smoke making water drops had to be grounded. including this man. 100 feet tall, full tornado

fighter. lauren: the fire has burned 34 square miles. officials say the size may now have doubled thousands of homes under threat of being burned. >> it has come on top of the bidding war for yahoo!. verizon has paid $4.8 billion for yahoo!. not a huge surprise but that includes the core internet business with the finance and some real estate as well. expected to be announced but the look of the one-year chart closing higher on friday. nicole: that steve kahneman global market action overnight. stocks in japan trading slightly lower. a look at the nikkei there. the hang seng in hong kong done fractionally. a 10th of a percent gain for the indices. the shanghai composite as well as the kospi and south korea.

nicole: erickson is one name stepping down. the london ftse up one 10th of 1%. the cac at three quarters of 1%. german dax of one full percentage point and the finance ministers and debate governors all made in china as well trying to battle all of the global turmoil we've seen after british exited to improve economies around the world. >> we've had very low volume lately. last week the lowest volume of the entire year. we do have trading this monday morning. dow futures indicate an eight-point rise at the open. s&p futures barely higher. nicole: oil down for the last six weeks. call doug two weeks in a row. more down arrows this morning. oil is below 44 bucks. that is down 33 cents. gold is dropping to $8.5 at 13.23 a troy ounce.

lauren: there might be so much oil we don't know about storage and undisclosed places. preparing for big protests as the democratic national convention kicks off today. first lady michelle obama and bernie sanders. fox news live in philadelphia with a preview. >> the morning. modern-day conventions serve two basic purposes to officially nominate the candidate for president, the served as shy and infomercials unfiltered by the prius for these two parties to present pure unadulterated propaganda. it is unfortunate from the democrats perspective that the e-mail scandal and debbie wasserman schultz resignation had to happen at this time some of the sub and they want it done quickly because the last thing they wanted to see was debbie wasserman schultz taking to a chorus of boos as they did when ted cruz took for a speech and

failed to endorse donald trump. that said, she's come, she's coming to a bit of a soft landing because she is now the honorary chairman of the clinton campaign. the other good news for her and clinton is there has been no connection between clinton and this e-mail scandal. here she is speaking to 60 minutes. >> i don't know anything about the e-mails. i haven't followed it. but i'm very proud of the campaign i ran. i can't speak to a people who are not working for me, saying whatever they were saying. i can't speak to that. i could always read to my campaign. >> bernie sanders himself has been remarkably calm. that is demonstrated throughout his years in congress. one of the reasons he's been able to survive within the democratic party as a socialist. his convention speech will be delivered tonight. he will criticize donald trump from what we understand will be praising hillary clinton. he's not going to fire away from

inside the democratic tent. he is long suspect did a bit of a conspiracy to deprive him of the nomination. >> i think it's outrageous, but it's not a great shock to me. but we talked about six months ago, no question in my mind and no question to any ejected mind that the dnc was supporting hillary clinton in opposition to our campaign. >> the convention gavel stand later today. the first is that purport to be caught in the midst united together. something that probably doesn't ring true with all of those sanders supporters. speaking to. speaking tonight, michelle obama as well as bernie sanders. the speaker lineup very heavy and union influence at the ici you, the afl-cio and the american federation of teachers saw slated. lauren, back to you. lauren: thank you.

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lauren: good morning. 5:45 a.m. in new york. democrats are not in their convention in philadelphia today off to a smooth start. debbie wasserman schultz will resign his chair of the democratic national committee after the leak of e-mails suggest that party insiders favored hillary clinton over rival bernie sanders during the campaign. a deal expected to be announced this morning or verizon to buy the poor access of yahoo!'s price tag of $4.8 billion. a big fall for yahoo! which reached a peak value $125 billion back in january 2000. apple expected to report quarterly revenue and profits

slightly above wall street estimates tomorrow. another drop in iphone sales could hurt the company is looking at sales in china. a total of 194 s&p 500 companies to report quarterly earnings this week. ahead of all of that, let's check in on u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. s&p futures higher by one. nasdaq futures slightly higher. >> let's take a look at today's edition of "the wall street journal." tesla races to finish take effect dreamtime of the model three rollout. 1000 workers around the job seven days a week. this is an effort to start making lithium ion sales by early next year. how much oil is in storage? the journal says there isn't a universal requirement on inventory and it can affect prices. consumers of the healthier during.

companies and brewers rolling out vegan all-natural gluten-free nonalcoholic offerings as consumer preferences shift. hillary clinton and donald trump in a race to attract voters, but also donors as well. fox news williams luncheonette has all the details. >> hillary is raising more, but they need more. her burn rate in june was $1.1 million a day. while trump spent 280,000 a day and hasn't aired a commercial in three months. clinton and her super packer running an ad in florida every five minutes. here's a snapshot. clinton's raise 234 million to transport a million not counting the 50 million on monday. the big stories the turnaround. raising almost as much as clinton 22 versus 24, though she still has twice as much cash on hand. clinton is by far the candidate

of the rich and big business, raising have heard many for donations of more than a thousand dollars, was trump raise taxes money from donors under 200. she's also taken 7 million from k street lobbyists who bundled money from friends and special-interest client. trump takes your money from registered lobbyists bundlers. clinton's super pac raise $100 million with just eight people, giving it almost 50 million, including hedge fund billionaire george soros, donald sussman and james simon. clinton's campaign took in 40 million from others on wall street, 20 million from lawyers cometh in the million from the entertainment industry and nine from unit, was trump is having a hard time attracting the gop donors at this populist appeal. >> the big question is what exactly is he going to do as it

applies to wall street? it's a lot less clear than it was when brown mayor john mccain is running for the republican nomination and the presidency. 55% of the money came from his own pocket. they want a change that would doubt undermining his own attack clinton is a bought and paid for candidate. note: more and come back to you. trade to create detailed report aired. thank you. >> the olympic committee issues its decision on whether at leeds can compete in the olympics. mike piazza and ken griffey junior and into baseball's hall of fame yesterday. >> i want to thank my family, my friends, the rats, white sox and mariners are making this kid's dream come true. lauren: we'll have the story. at the movies.

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nicole: nice work. "star trek" vi and at the box office this weekend. the latest in a starship enterprise joined to $60 million in ticket sales, knocking the secret life of pass from the number one spot. $21.6 million in "ghostbusters" rounding out the top-five. ice age collision course and finding tories still bear. lauren: the international olympic committee step short of a total ban on russian athletes in every olympics over allegations of state-sponsored doping. committee members flavored up to the 27 international sports federations to decide which at that should be allowed to compete. no russian athletes who've ever had a doping violation will be allowed into the game. ken griffey junior and make the outset into it into the baseball hall of fame. 22 big-league seasons with the

mariners, red sox and white sox. a 13 time all-star and a 10 times gold club award winner in center field. griffey set the record straight on a couple things. >> the misconceptions are the ra didn't work hard and everything and made looked easy. just because i made it look easy doesn't mean that it was. if you don't work hard a become a hall of famer by not working day in day out. >> best known as a mariner, piazza played 16 years and is best known. the first-place orioles with pinch-hitter nolen rival in the night again. a three-game sweep. take a look at your monday forecast. meteorologists are rambled enough. good morning to you.

>> the big story has been the heat in yet again today as we head into the afternoon and evening as temperatures climb into the 90s in triple digits for sanity from the eastern u.s. to parts of the plains and across the southwestern u.s. out there looking at a high temperature forecast to reach of 110 degrees in phoenix. one of three delta and across the eastern u.s. 97 degrees in raleigh, north carolina. factor in with the heat index values will be very hot out there. they will feel at 104 degrees in philadelphia. one of five in raleigh and it's hot out here over the next couple of days as well. you'll notice this little bit of an improvement of specific eastern u.s. temperatures a little bit closer to other spirits though the middleman is out there as far north as new york city. expect the heat to be a big story from the eastern u.s. for several more days. the mid-atlantic and extending

further west into the midwest. across northern plains there will be a threat for damaging winds, hail and isolated tornadoes. as we head into tomorrow, the threat continues across portions of the plane. over to you. nicole: maria molina, thank you very much. lauren: next, we will hand it over to "mornings with maria" after the break. i'm good.

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i'm good -- but nobody understands. i'm good -- but the past keeps coming back. but i can't get out of bed. but i can't sleep. i'm good -- but i feel overwhelmed. i'm good -- but i don't feel safe. but i don't even know who i am anymore. but i still have nightmares. but i don't need any help. i'm good -- but i don't feel anything anymore. i'm good -- but i can't live like this anymore. i'm really not so good. but are you ready to listen? [text] suicide prevention is everyone's responsibility. [text] listen to the service member or veteran in your life. [music] >> "mornings with maria" is life in philadelphia.

>> you are watching a special edition of "mornings with maria." maria: good monday morning, everybody. maria bartiromo appeared monday, july 25th life and the democratic national convention in adelphia. top stories at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. it hasn't even started yet. party chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz resigning after an e-mail that shows the dnc favored clinton over rival bernie sanders and that primary. clinton says she was unaware, but sanders pushed back. >> i can't speak to let people who were not working for me, who were saying whatever they were saying, i can't speak to that. >> i think it outrageous, but it's not a great shock. as i said, it is what we talked about six to go.