nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. meanwhile hillary clinton and bernie sanders gear up for latest primary that shows sanders in the lead, we will have the details. lauren: let's check in on u.s. stock market futures, dow futures higher by 52, s&p up 5 and nasdaq 15. nicole: shanghai composite down. lauren: oil prices fell almost 3% last week but moving back, right now up 2.2%. nicole: officials in canada said they may have reached a turning point that threatens oil production. lauren: in nba playoff cleveland cavaliers advance in finals and thunder even series with san antonio spurs. nicole: it's 5:01 a.m. we welcome you to fbn:am, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: donald trump walking back his tax plan. the wealthiest individuals would get a tax break. trump says it's going to be a different plan by the time it gets negotiated. >> i came up with the biggest tax cut by far of any kind today and i put it in, but that doesn't mean that's what we

nicole: check this out.pe the best promise for life outside the solar system. the new planets were detected as they were blocking some of the star's light while orbiting. 240trillion-miles away. considering our own milky way, that's pretty close. lauren: the video is so cool. once prince found a way to pay tribute. used tractor to plow prince's symbol. image he found on the internet and just followed the pattern just like that. he couldn't believe it turned out so well. the tribute is only temporary. the field was seeded on monday. nicole: fox meteorologist maria molina has been tracking very closely, here with us now with the very latest, good morning, maria. maria: good morning, it's going to be a mess out there anywhere from the northeast to southeast today. you really have to give yourself some extra time specially early this morning around the new york city area and parts of new england. later on in this afternoon and into tonight we have a threat for some severe threats across parts in southern mid-atl

lauren, nicole, backed to you. nicole: i have a question.u cut back on them on airport security lines? you don't charge for checked bags. massachusetts at marking connecticut's richard rosenthal urging airlines in a letter to drop chargeback fees. the senator same baggage fees and 27% mark area making airport security lines go even slower. nicole: one of the world's biggest retailer's biggest retailer skipped the messiah but be so over the chip cards. we will tell you why wal-mart does not want your signature. in the nba playoffs, the thunder beat the san antonio spurs and close out the series. they move on to the eastern conference final. we have all the highlights for you. 222 yesterday. dow futures looking down about 53-point and disney looking $45 this morning. s&p 500 down five-point good nasdaq futures looking down the love in. watching "fbn:am," your first look at money market and breaking news. nicole: wal-mart has filed suit over visa appeared they had transactions with a signature instead of it. you wal-mart does transactions are i

nicole: 5:31 a.m.e you fbn:am, first look at what's moving in today's market and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: we have breaking news for you, shares of monsanto soaring, up $10. this after the german drug and chemical's company buyer made a 62 billion-dollar offer to buy all cash offer, value 20% premium to where they closed on friday. merger will create the world's largest agriculture supplier, expect today heavy scrutiny from antitrust regulators. >> monsanto to accept. here is the key point. this is a government deal. we are going to have to -- that is the biggest sticking point. will the government on both sides of the aisle will approve this, i can't tell you, nobody knows. lauren: the thinking combining the two companies, they could buy the seeds and pesticides on the same spot. nicole: massive search for egypt air flight 804. investigators focusing on the air bust 320 before final flight from paris to cairo. and they say that the plane had round trips to belgium, east africa as well

nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides.clinton says no thanks to fox debate to bernie sanders. bernie sanders calling insult to voters. lauren: donald trump meets with .. senator bob corker fueling speculation that corker might be a possible vp pick but the senator says this meeting was all about policy u we will have the details for you. nicole: light volume for trading yesterday, checking out u.s. stock market futures right now. duh futures up 44, s&p up 5. lauren: in asia concerns about interest rate hike in japan, nikkei down about 1% and in china shanghai composite down three quarters of one percent. nicole: oil prices fell for the fourth straight day. lauren: facebook says there's no evidence of political bias against conservatives in its trending topics section but revamping that section anyway. we will tell you just how. nicole: in sports toronto beat cavaliers. all highlights coming up in sports. lauren: welcome it's 5:31 a.m. right here in new york, it's tuesday may 24th. welcome to fbn:am. , first look at morning

nicole: i am nicole pedallides.g new reports in the hillary clinton email scandal, the fbi reportedly interviewed clinton top aides including aberdeen. nicole: the direction of interest rates checking in on stock market futures ahead of that report relatively flat, s&p expected, dow futures down, nasd futures down 7. lauren: investors in japan return from a three day holiday and still selling a little bit because we saw the nikkei down one/4% and the shanghai composite index, 2.7%. nicole: checking oil prices, they are lower by $.13, $34.19 a barrel. lauren: a big factor in oil trading is the raging fire in canada now burning the area the size of new york, officials begin airlifting 8000 people to safety, the latest there. nicole: the stock to watch his herbal life, shares are rocketing, charlie gasparino reported the government was close to ending its investigation. we have details. lauren: in sports a triple overtime thriller in hockey playoffs, find out who came out on top and the kentucky derby goes off this wee

nicole: nicole petallides. donald trump.n as well we will have an excerpt where trump explains why he is a counterpuncher. lauren: after a rally fueled by rising oil prices, warren buffett's billion dollars investment in apple. the second nonstop target features. dow futures down a point. s&p futures up a quarter of a point. nicole: the dow had been up over 47 last momentum. issues talks follow wall street late with the nikkei up 1.1%. china's shanghai composite index down a quarter of 1%. nicole: oil prices back above $48 for the first time this year. trading up split they. 4773. train to work hands been evacuated and strong winds stoke the huge wildfire in alberta. a live update. nicole: home depot retail report this profit will find out how the home improvement market is doing. nicole: in sports, and upset in the playoffs the golden state warriors beaten by the oklahoma city finder on home court. the nhl playoff pittsburgh penguins tied the series at tampa bay one game apiece. lauren: 5:31 and 31 seconds. thanks for wakin

lauren: thank you, nicole.rder patrol officials are warning about massive, catching double the number of unaccompanied minors and nearly trip it will number of families than they did last year. >> lauren and nicole for context, this exodus is the largest mass migration since the cuban boat lift in 1980, there are three kinds of illegal immigration, those who arrive at tourist and never leave and those who sneak over the border and immigrant who want to get arrested, turn themselves in and claim asylum, back door which triggers lengthy legal process that they can ignore and never get deported. in the last six months 28,000 unaccompanied children arrived seeking asylum, that's almost double and the number of families 32,000, highest than the surge and triple last year. because the jails are full and backlog in the courts of 800,000 cases there's a five-year wait just to see a judge so agents simply release them including many believe gang members. >> we don't know who we are releasing and we don't know what they'

nicole, lauren, back to you. nicole: that was brave. children always make me sit in the front row of every roller coaster we we have been and i will sign up for the joker and i love it too. lauren: it's like wooden and really creeky, i thought that was scary, imagine that, that was fun. coming down we will run global market action overnight before we hand it over to mornings with maria nicole: winning week on wall street. so people like that after five weeks of losses, dow futures up 16. s&p futures gaining 2 and the nasdaq up at this time. we are waiting on gdp numbers as fed chair janet yellen speaking today in question and answer session. we are looking at oil 49.03 a barrel. we did see oil cross 50 bucks yesterday. now we are going to turn it right over to mornings with maria and i say good morning to you sandra smith. sandra: good morning. maria bartiromo is off and will be back tuesday. it is friday may 27th, top stories on the east coast. summer travel season kicking off as we speak. millions of americans hitting the roads and sk

nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. donald trump reaches out to veterans all over memorial weekend. today trump will hold for veterans. lauren: last day for may, if you went away, you saved. the nasdaq up more than 3% in may checking in on u.s. stock market futures on this final trading day. dow futures higher by 10 points. s&p down half a point. nicole: shanghai composite ended more than 3% higher on increasing speculation chinese stock will be added to a key global benchmarks. lauren: oil prices up over 7% in may. right now crude continuing the trend. nicole: north korea tries but fails to launch a missile putting on alert. lauren: 7-week strike. nicole: in sports the golden state warriors make history after game seven victory over oklahoma city thunder. in hockey, stanley cup is under way and we will tell you who took the lead. lauren: good morning, it's 5:01 a.m. in new york. even though it feels like monday . welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. nicol

nicole: i agree.onald trump has long warned that he would not hold back in his personal attacks against her husband bill clinton. the presumptive nominee is already push things pretty far in the race. last night in a fox interview, donald trump took his bashing to a new level. while deflecting some of the accusations against him in a new york times article. mr. trump: look at what's clinton's gone through. all of the things that he has done. >> how big an issue should that be? i looked at the new york times. are they going to interview juanita broderick? are they going to interview paula jones? in one case, it is about exposure. in under the case, is about grouping against another women's will. mr. trump: and rape. is thisat one point rhetoric going to backfire? john:. i think it could backfirenot sure how soon. going as far as to play the rape card. it is not false that there is an accusation. trump is not so careful as to say a legend rape. -- say a legend rape. -- say alleged rape. the interview --

nicole: breaking news this morning. donald trump goes to washington and meets with house speaker potter had stepped about the future of the republican party. good morning. i'm nicole petallides. lauren. i am lauren simonetti. the data giving up all of its 222-point days from date admit worries about consumers pending check-in on stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. dow futures higher by 56 points. nasdaq futures gaining 21. nicole: japan for the index up half a percent. in china and dean fractionally. lauren: usually indicating that the stock prices. -- nicole: debate glory from investors comes from the retail sector. macy's stock slump after the veto posted its first thousand years. today we get results from nordstrom and coles bid will tell you what to expect. lauren: zero to 400 miles an hour. the transportation system becomes a reality. we'll tell you about it. train to the golden state warriors eliminate the portland trail blazers beat the toronto raptors deep miami heat to take a three k. to lead in the

i am going simon that he did nicole: i am nicole petallides. to tell a big unstrung housing numbers in a rally and financials that he stuck market futures of the opening bell. dow futures higher by 16 points. nasdaq futures in a 22. nicole: stocks in japan following wall street leap into shanghai composite index in china down one quarter of 1%. lauren: oil prices closing in on $50 a barrel just sat at the peak summer driving season. right now $49.23 up one and a quarter%. the transportation administration heads to capitol hill today to explain what the agency is doing about long airport security lines. lauren: in a $.5 billion deal in the text there as well as computer sciences corp. store in. nicole: golden state warriors have their back against the wall after being peak again. tampa bay lightning into a deciding game seven. lauren: 5:01 a.m. we are halfway through the week they thank you for joining us good welcome to "fbn:am" from your first look at today's markets, latest breaking news and what to expect the day ahead. nicole: donald trump

with a single that goes, laura nicole. nicole: thank you, jeff flock.governor kasich will continue to campaign and offer the voters a clear choice for our country. trent returning to the democratic side. vermont senator bernie sanders beating clinton in the indiana primary in a major upset. sanders gets 52.5% to clinton's 47.5%. he is claiming victory in momentum after victory. >> i understand that secretary clinton thinks that this campaign is over. i've got some bad news for her. tonight we won a great victory in indiana. next week we are going to be in west virginia. we had a real shock to win in that great state. nicole: clinton is still way ahead of sanders. finishing a tweet last night saying donald trump is the presumptive gop nominee. shipping now if you agree we cannot let him become president. lauren: lit up west virginia coal miner recently challenged hitler clinton on her comments about the industry. listen. >> i did near the first part of the statement where she said she would bring clean manner jobs to the coal fields, but i am hurting now

nicole: it is 5:15 in new york. no endorsement from paul ryan after his meeting with donald trump but he said they found common agreement on core principles of the gop. apple making a $1 billion investment in the ridesharing company that competes in china with uber on the same day alphabet's parent of google replaced apple as the most valuable company in the world. another retailer having a hard time, shares of nordstrom dropping 17% in after-hours after it missed wall street estimates and cut its outlook. jcpenney reports its earnings this morning. checking stock market futures in the retail arena, dow futures down 86 points, nasdaq down 22 points. let's look at what is happening now. lauren: police may not be ready for the kind of trouble that might come when the republican convention begins, mike tobin is in cleveland with the details. >> reporter: the president of the patrol and associations is from a public 50 standpoint this town is not on schedule to handle the republican convention in july. republican nation

lauren and nicole, back to you. nicole: thank you.en: and the nba playoffs, eastern one division playoffs last time a major league baseball discipline for two players and staff members after the wild hockey like raw during sunday's texas and toronto baseball game. we will tell you about this fireball district across the sky in new england. what the heck was that? pretty handling the ball. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning market and breaking news. ♪ show me top new artist. ah, ha ha. show me top male artist. my whole belieber fan group. it's not a competition, but if it was i won. xfinity x1 lets you access the greatest library of billboard music awards moments, simply by using your voice. the billboard music awards, live sunday may 22nd, 8/5 pacific, only on abc. nicole: the long airport security lines are nothing to laugh about. some airports are sending in the clowns. airports around the country are bringing in entertainment to help passengers reduce stress while they wait at tsa check points. you can interact w

-- nicole? nicole: what is the plan for tomorrow night?l he go west wing presidential style, with the five? will he makes it up? i think it is whatever he feels like. tomorrow is going to be a big night for him, and he is feeling confident. i think you will see the usual donald trump, the anti-establishment donald trump, who will come out and attack hillary clinton. but if he does win by a big margin, we have seen him be gracious in his winning speeches, especially this one. this could be the nail in the coffin. if it is, i think donald trump will come out and congratulate cruz on a campaign well done, much as we saw him do with marco rubio. john: you are resplendent in purple. say hello to those fighting irish for us. cruz get an ted buzzer beater in the hoosier state? we will find out. ♪ john: let the record show that cruz'st guest is ted campaign manager of delegate operations. nicole, if you are ted cucinelli -- nicole: it has been one of the most successful aspects of this campaign. john: how much are you looking at what is about to h

lauren: good memory, nicole. oil up with a potential threat to wild fires in canada were a lot of l is taken from the ground. for the $4. 12.78 announced. nicole: to bring publishing house to check it and offered to buy a company for more than $380 million. they understate the company's true value ends at the best interest of the shareholders. jumping 4% in after-hours trading. several other newspapers. jeannette owns "usa today." a public proposal to buy tribune last month. lauren: 21st century thoughts reporting high results a year ago from the company's cable business to 21st century thoughts posted an adjusted profit of 47 cents a share on revenue in the cable division at 10%. twenty-first century fox is the first century fox is the parent of a font business network. tod. analysts looking for the publishing company to report a profit of 3 cents a share on revenue of $1.9 billion. nicole: first-quarter earnings report sent its shares up almost 3% in after-hours trading. the carmaker reported an adjusted loss n

morena nicole. nicole: great information.ot then, thanks very lauren: donald trump plays a visit to jamaica and alive. >> when you come up with these nicknames, "lyin' ted," crazy bernie, "crooked hillary." do you brainstorm or you just come up with that? >> the team is right there. nicole: the cleveland cavaliers bounced back from two straight losses with the toronto raptors and the nhl playoffs, for the first time that san jose starks are going to the stanley cup finals. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. it is 515 may -- 5:19 a.m. on the east coast. ♪ i don'or wonder whether i theshould seek treatment.c. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've had no prior treatment. it transformed treatment as the first cure that's one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. harvoni is a simple treatment regimen

nicole: chairman is close, switzerland close.the london ftse done a quarter of 1% and the cac in france than three quarters of 1%. lauren: this is how the trading monday morning. trying to stay positive. a 10% gain for the dow, s&p and nasdaq this morning. nicole: looking at oil. after continues to forge 7.05 for sporting up 85 cents. for the skinny $10 at 1282 a troy ounce. nicole: big retailers report the order the results as earnings season starts to wind down. earlier from home depot and lowe's on wednesday. analysts look for solid earnings from both of the home improvement companies. after when trying to fix up their home right now is staples which dropped plans to merge with office depot last week in the face of government opposition report on wednesday along with target, gap and wal-mart will post their latest numbers on thursday. analysts expect lower earnings and revenue from wal-mart. the governor reported last week that retail sales in april actually rose more than expect date. nicole: cap last week gave cautionary com

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nicolle: congressman labrador, it is nicolle wallace.worry where the polls are with trump and women? as you know, winning the white house requires the gop nominee to narrow, not overcome, but to narrow the gender gap. are you worried about those comments? >> obviously i worry about the comments and the gap. you look at the polls vis-a-vis donald trump, he has been a master of actually doing better than the polls say. if you look at the polls from maybe a year ago, no one suspected that he was going to be the nominee. no one suspected he would win women in the republican party. and he did pretty well with women in the republican party. he did pretty well with independent women. i think he is going to narrow that gap. i think he is going to do better. i think he needs to explain better to the american people what his positions are, because he is going to have $500 billion worth of money to used against -- being used against him. he really needs to get his house in order and figure out how exactly he is going to explain some of those positi

nicolle: can i jump in?lot ofked the same people, we championed the same policies -- and i believe the people we worked for believe them at the time? where diwedd we lose the base of our party? dan: there is a complete economiesoing on in in western europe and the united states. this intense socioeconomic stratification that is manifesting -- you see in the brexit debate in the u.k. you see the president elected in austria. poland, haungary. this transcends the republican party. it is happening with bernie sanders. it transcends sovereign boundaries. it's happening all over the place. so, we are experiencing the symptoms of an electorate across the board that just wants to blow the system up. i respect that. i do think there is a lot to learn from this process over the last few months that we lost some of our party as the democrats have. vessel forat the that outrage, for that frustration, to repair it also be a guy who does not believe in anything. to thehat is the cost trump campaign to not have paul ryan

nicole: thank you.eaking news, we continue right here on foxbusiness, we are going over to maria bartiroma taking you through the next few hours. maria: we are following breaking news this morning. egypt air flight disappears over the mediterranean sea. we are getting breaking developments as we speak. i am maria bartiroma, that egypt air flight

nicole: i want to stay on sex. the one person who wasunder donald trump skin who question the size of his pants. that is a great point because when you saw in these two days when he was talking about his beautiful, long fingers. he was showing what is important to him. columnes back to the that i wrote about. do we have a politician that got who was this candid about his reputation as a swordsman? nicole: i can't take it. [laughter] the phallic imagery is getting out of hand. let me ask you. hillary clinton is standing on the middle of this. are is the way that jousting over these matters that we've been discussing? unfortunately, it is little bit boring. she is never going -- she's always going to be boring. people just -- disagree on how well she has done this. she has a stellar resume and the more she can keep people directing towards that, that is her big disadvantage over donald trump. nicole: we have casey hunt. if you are watching from washington dc, you can also 99.1 fm. bloomberg will be right back. ♪ ♪ ni

nicole: oil prices fell for the fourth straight day. lauren: facebook says there's no evidence of political bias against conservatives in its trending topics section but revamping that section anyway. we will tell you just how. nicole: in sports toronto beat cavaliers. all highlights coming up in sports. lauren: welcome it's 5:31 a.m. right here in new york, it's tuesday may 24th. welcome to fbn:am. , first look at morning markets and breaking news. nicole: egypt air flight 804. the egyptian forensic officials

nicole, brooke? >> oh, boy. >> it's good to be me!t, hand on the wheel, keep your eyes in front of you. >> definitely watch for the tram car today! pat gallen is behind the wheel. >> oh, do you see just what happened? we tried to cut him off, so he couldn't dis invite us, but he pick it back up. >> that's all right, we talked to mama and pappa gallen, they said they would send him home. >> hey, still making plans for the weekend, katie is cracking up over here. head to cbsphilly.com whether your not city or down the shore, fine the latest on memorial day travel. hey, things to do around town, all on our website. >> let's talk about the weather we're dealing, with i'm so excited that it is finally summer, or the unofficial start. >> exactly, i'm take it, because the weather is down right summer like too. but nothing says summer to me like that watch the tram car please, right? oh, i just love it, like summer, sounds like summer to me now. but, that said, the weather is going to cooperate. you're going to any of the beaches or the shore

nicole: shanghai composite ended more than 3% higher on increasing speculation chinese stock will be added to a key global benchmarks. lauren: oil prices up over 7% in may. right now crude continuing the trend. nicole: north korea tries but fails to launch a missile putting on alert. lauren: 7-week strike. nicole: in sports the golden state warriors make history after game seven victory over oklahoma city thunder. in hockey, stanley cup is under way and we will tell you who took the lead. lauren: good morning, it's 5:01 a.m. in new york. even though it feels like monday

nicolle: i want to ask you both.as there any part of paul ryan that was dying on the inside/crying on the inside. was there any part of these men that was dying on the inside for both of these men? barry: i don't think so. dan: paul ryan is a political leader of ideas. he has been involved in the ideas debate for a long time. i think watching the conservative movement fold to this guy who is just using it, i think is difficult. he is also the leader of a party and he is trying to strike this balance. mark: dawn trump used paul ryan's name as a last line at his event could will he keep doing that? rf didn't -- or after today, no more? barry: i would not expect him -- i mean there are suddenly all these brand-new conservatives that have not -- i have not seen at the meetings for decades that are concerned about the conservative legacy. it is laughable. dan: i agree that it is laughable. i think it is a rare fatigue that washington republicans have not then concerned with developing a real agenda. the idea that donald t

. >> the ladies are ruling the ruse, nicole brewer is in. first, katie with the forecast, all important forecast. >> absolutely we do have some sunshine for you yet again, couple of shower or thunderstorms we have to get to. certainly travel issues along the way, meisha will have that for you in a second. what's going on on storm scan, at least for now, do you have little pocket hereof some showers, no thunder being reported with that or any lightning, at least not doppler indicated, but that little pocket is pretty steady stuff if you are traveling eastbound perhaps on 78. thankfully looks like for the motion part this is pushing out of our area, but regardless, there you have it. at the moment, though, we do have air quality alert that is posted for you here today. across most of the region, berks, lehigh, northampton county, up to the poconos, you don't have it today. but the rest of us do. and it is going to heat up very efficiently. take a look, already off to very mild start, flirting with or already into the 70s here, in philly, allen

nicolle: i want to ask you both.as there any part of paul ryan that was dying on the inside/ crying -- part of these men that was dying on the inside for both of these men? >> i don't think so. >> paul ryan is a political leader of ideas. watching the conservative movement unfold, i think is difficult. he is also the leader of a party. dawn trump used paul ryan's name as a last line at his event could will he keep doing that? not expect him -- i mean there are suddenly all these brand-new conservatives that have not -- i have not seen at the meetings for decades that are conserved -- concern. >> i agree that it is laughable. i think it is a rare fatigue that washington republicans have not then concerned with developing a real agenda. >> let me tell you something. politics are important. how we talk about them are far more important and that's where we really have failed. the reason we get 45% is because nobody thinks we even care, let alone listen. thank you guys both. great discussion. up next to the general electi

nicole?ntime the pentagon is updating its computer systems, but for now, they are still using a oldie but not necessarily a goody. these are called floppy discs, remember these? this is a floppy disc. auditors fend the pentagon still using this out-dated technology to run this get this nuclear division. they coordinate nuclear bombers, cost taxpayers now 6 hundred billion dollars a year in upkeep. >> wow, a lot of floppy discs. >> smoking on jersey shore beaches may soon and thing of the past. if that's new jersey lawmakers get their way. just sent smoking ban bill to christie's desk and getting mixed reaction. we talked to people on both sides including beach-goers, assembly woman who helped sponsor the bill. >> you should definitely be able to do it on the beach. everybody's out here to relax, have a good time, you have the music, sometimes you have even a beer or two. >> enormous health risk to non-smokers, but, you know, finding cigarette butts on the beach, and in the parks, is also quit

>> sasha: no, nicole, o-of course not. >> nicole: then why would you say that? >> zende: that's weird. sasha didn't mention anything about going away. >> maya: it's just a possibility. >> zende: a modeling thing? >> rick: she doesn't know about it, so... discretion. >> zende: yeah, sure.

fitz body was found. >> this is the first time nicole fitz's sisters and sister-in-law has seen thehallow grave where her body was dumped. >> it is unbelievable. >> the spot is hidden in the trees next to a children's playground at mcclearon park. >> i don't know how anyone could do this. it is unbearable. >> park workers found the body april 8th concealed under a piece of wood. >> it is so close to people. it is just awful. >> the trio chokes back sobs. as they describe what a generous and loving mother nicole was to her daughter, arianna that disappeared in february. >> it is unfathomable. it really is. and i'm angry that someone took her from us. >> friends say nicole, an employee at best buy was struggling to make ends meet and she let her daughter in the care of this woman. we tried to talk to her today and was told she was unavailable. >> she must be devastated because she knew them. >> she has not talked about it. >> she gave arianna to her sister and her husband martin who lives in oakland on castro street. >> can i talk about arianna and nicole fitz. weren't they in your ap

nicolle: potentially dangerous.ohn, this is a preview of the general election fight to come, and the perfectly encapsulate trunk being trump and clinton trying to use all that trumpiness against him. if they do continue to use these approaches, who has the upper hand? john: first of all, nicolle, great to be here with you today. this does encapsulate what it will look like. you are talking about an election that is quite likely to pivot around a lot of national security issues. you have hillary clinton's outing every bit the traditional sober, serious, tough-minded diplomat and national security figure that she is. trying to, as you say, use trump's impulsiveness and impetuous miss, saying, he is too risky. when you have trump saying over and over again, first of all, trump being trump. but then you have him making basically the argument that ronald reagan made about jimmy carter. you will have him saying, you feel safer now than you did eight years ago? all of that kind of old-fashioned diplomacy d sobriety, all of

brooke, nicole, back into you. >> thanks a lot, justin. new this morning, a man is in recovery, after he was robbed and then shot in the hip on temple university's campus. this happened just before 12 30 this morning on the 13 hundred block of west moore lands street. police say the 45 year old victim's sell phone and wallet were stolen. the victim is in stable condition. they hope nearby surveillance cameras help them catch a suspect. >> new this morning, historic day for president obama. he's now the first sitting us president to visit hiroshima. this is a live picture of the hiroshima peace memorial where the president just finished speaking. he just took part in a wreath laying ceremony a few minutes ago. ceremony honors the victims of the us atomic bombing of that city back in 1945. we'll have a live report from hiroshima coming up in our next half hour. >> a pennsylvania woman has become the first u.s. citizen to contract a bacteria that's resistant to what's known as last resort antibiotics. the 49 year old woman went to a health cl

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her husband said that nicole had seen the posts. her sister said they stung nicole. >> how important is it to you to find, if you can, the people who wrote those horrible things online about nicole mittendorf? >> i want to know. i'd be very troubled. i'd be very straight and honest with you, if anyone in our department, volunteer or civilian, anyone associated with fairfax fire department, if they posted that, i would be very, very, very troubled. >> reporter: chief bowers is also putting together a task force to look into a dozen issues, including suicide prevention. a zero tolerance policy for any violation of discrimination. sexual harassment or bullying. he also wants a new effort to recruit more women and minorities. in fairfax, peggy fox, wusa 9. >> all right, peggy. and they did tell us that his wife chose not to engage with those cyber bullies. then she moved on. he said she was adamant that she was in the fire department to do a job and serve the citizens of the county. they said he may never know why his wife killed hersel

nicole brewer is here with the answer.ole. >> even if you don't personally own a fit bit chances are you've heard someone say they have to get their steps in, right? ukee, i've heard you say it. david spunt, too much it's a big trend in fitness so paul in collegeville wants to know when it comes to steps, why is the magic number 10,000? that's a good question, paul. let's find out. ♪ >> you generally try to be healthy. >> yes. get your steps in? >> yes. >> from fit bit, pedometers and i phone apps more and more people are tracking their steps but why 10,000 a day? >> nice round even number. >> it's hard to reach. >> i actually have no idea. >> why is 10,000 the magic number? >> john is a personal trainer at the sporting club at the bellevue. he says it coincides with the surgeon general's recommendation of 30 minutes of activity a day. something the american heart association backs up. >> we have obesity problems. we have diabetes and hypertension and things like that. >> it's also straight forward than the 150 minutes of

nicole brewer gets the answer for you.e begin with donald trump's first campaign event in new jersey and it was all to help out chris christie. good evening, everyone, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in lawrenceville right now to explain what tonight's recall was all about. david? >> reporter: ukee and jessica, drum happen a lot to say on stage tonight. this was technically a campaign debt pay off event for governor christie. people came out no surprise to see and protest donald trump. >> there's nothing like new jersey. >> reporter: in a rare fundraising event donald trump took the stage after introduction by close friend and former competitor chris christ christie. trump was on sight to help christie pay down his campaign debt. tickets were $200 a pop. $25 for students. >> chris paid off his entire campaign debt tonight. (applause). >> right? his entire debt. and chris, you can't even give them a table an seat that's terrible. >> christie surrounded by his family introd

nicole fitts had been staying with cheryl taylor. tuesday taylor described the last night she saw nicole alive. saying fitts was frustrated with her daughter's babysitter who lived in the east bay. >>sot as far as i know she was going to oakland and i told her before she left baby whatever you do get the police involved because nicole was really upset that night and i told her whatever you do get the police involved i've had a long day i said i wish i could stay up and talk to you a little longer but i am beat and i'm going to bed and that was the last time i saw nicole. >> reporter:as to why she was explains. >>she was upset because she was supposed to get arianna and the babysitter kept giving her the runaround behind her daughter. i guess they sent her a text message or called her whatever the message was she got that they had taken arianna to disneyland. they didn't have permission to take her to disneyland. >> reporter:and as the clock continues to tickconcern continues to grow on arianna's whereabouts. >> reporter:no arrests ha

nicole brewer gets the answer for you. we begin with donald trump's first campaign event in new jersey and it was all to help out chris christie. good evening, everyone, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is in lawrenceville right now to explain what tonight's recall was all about. david? >> reporter: ukee and jessica, drum happen a lot to say on stage tonight. this was technically a campaign debt pay off event for governor christie. people came out no surprise to see and protest donald trump. >> there's nothing like new jersey. >> reporter: in a rare fundraising event donald trump took the stage after introduction by close friend and former competitor chris christ christie. trump was on sight to help christie pay down his campaign debt. tickets were $200 a pop. $25 for students. >> chris paid off his entire campaign debt tonight. (applause). >> right? his entire debt. and chris, you can't even give them a table an seat that's terrible. >> christie surrounded by his family intr

a woman that nicole had been staying with. when it comes to finding arianna cheryl believes that police should be focused on the babysitter in this case. >>like i said the babysitter had to know something or she had to have something to do with it. she was upset because she was supposed to get arianna and the babysitter kept giving her the runaround behind her daughter. i guess they sent her a text message or called her whatever the message was she got that they had taken arianna to disneyland. they didn't have permission to take her to disneyland. it's like there's no trace of arianna nowhere to be found. >> i'm just hoping that she didn't meet the same fate as her mom.hoping in my heart of hearts that that didn't happen. >> reporter:no arrests have been made. wouldn't talk about the case today. tonight at 10 pm.you'll hear more about what cheryl had to say about the final time she saw nicole fitts. >> pam:j.r. stone, thank you! >> steve:gorgeous weather in the bay area today summer like temperatures all around. you can see p

nicole brewer is here with the answer.icole. >> even if you don't personally own a fit bit chances are you've heard someone say they have to get their steps in, right? ukee, i've heard you say it. david spunt, too much it's a big trend in fitness so paul in collegeville wants to know when it comes to steps, why is the magic number 10,000? that's a good question, paul. let's find out. ♪ >> you generally try to be healthy. >> yes. get your steps in? >> yes. >> from fit bit, pedometers and i phone apps more and more people are tracking their steps but why 10,000 a day? >> nice round even number. >> it's hard to reach. >> i actually have no idea. >> why is 10,000 the magic number? >> john is a personal trainer at the sporting club at the bellevue. he says it coincides with the surgeon general's recommendation of 30 minutes of activity a day. something the american heart association backs up. >> we have obesity problems. we have diabetes and hypertension and things like that. >> it's also straight forward than the 150 minutes o

as she heals, nicole realizes she's lucky.uries could have been so much worse. >> thankfully, i miraculously landed flat. i didn't land on my head. i didn't break anything. i just had had a concussion, and i had just strained my lower back. >> after nicole's accident, the team retires the russian swing. >> i think after the incident everyone was in agreement that the swing should not be used again. >>> in syracuse, new york, an olympic hopeful has a dangerous encounter with the vault. >> oh, good heavens. oh. >> in his heyday, brian meeker was a champion gymnast. now he's doing what he loves most, teaching kids to become super athletes. >> give me five. that a girl. >> meeker has competed as a big ten champion. was an ncaa all-american, and a member of the 1984 olympic team. more than two decades later, he co-owns kenwood gymnastic center in minneapolis. >> gymnastics is a very unique sport. knowing your body in space, being able to stand up and do a flip at any time is kind of cool, too. >> while brian is known throughout the

>> nicole: you. showing up like you did.n hospital scrubs and a mask, no less. >> zende: [ chuckles ] >> nicole: making sure that i didn't realize it was you. >> zende: i couldn't stay away. the thought of you being alone during this... um, not that you were alone -- >> nicole: i'm just...glad that you were part of it. >> zende: i should've been all along. but i couldn't see this moment. how bringing a child into this world just changes everything.

and mom, nicole, tell us why you decided to come here to pick up your kid. i know quite a few parents did today. >> um, well, he had texted me and said that he was a little nervous. it happened -- it struck about 5, 6 times, i'm told. >> reporter: thank you. yeah, so, um, this group, um, just one of the, um, one of the groups here, um, leaving the school today. we saw quite a few other parents and -- and kids, um, leaving the school. the kids were too scared. they couldn't concentrate in school today. also, there's another location nearby on o'hara court. we understand the fire department saying a lightning -- lightning actually struck a -- struck a metal flagpole and actually injured a woman. the woman was actually outside of her house, um, and had minor injuries and was taken to the local hospital. we understand she will -- should make a full recovery, according to the fire department. for now, um, live here in oakley, i'm da lin. i'll send it back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> roberta gonzales is here and tracking it automatic. roberta? >> you know, this

nicolle: at what point will this backfire on him? john: i don't know how soon, but going as far as to play the rape card, there was at accusation of rape against bill clinton. that is not false. but trump is not saying elected -- alleged rape, he just goes ahead and says it. the new york times is not likely to be interview all of those women because clinton is not running for president in 2016. hillary clinton is, and don't -- and although trump will try to tie her to those issues, this will not help him with very many voters who are not already in his column. nicolle: i agree with you. ivanka trump has to be cautious in this area. i would not give him any advice on this is the line of attack. it would be to narrow the arguments. the arguments he wants to make for hillary clinton is that she participated in sort of making the women part of the target. she focused her ire on monica lewinsky, who she said was a narcissistic looney tune. and she portrayed the women you could argue were victims of his power and sexual appetite, if you wi