just trying to get -- just get -- >> this next video comes to us from jupiter, florida, it is peter schultz's dog gracey and she epitomizes never give up. never surrender. gracey is about as big -- >> i know it's a big one today. it's sunday's paper. >> look at her wagging tail. that is adorable. >> the arms coming back. maybe i'll get a belly rub. then she's like no, no, no. i've got a job to do. a job that her mom and her grandma also did. they would run out and pick up the paper. she's only four months old. she's like, i'm getting kind of -- >> she eventually is able to drag it. >> she's like, okay. my work here is done. >> just too -- >> we're seeing them destroy things and it's fascinating but in this video they're creating something finally with i love these videos and i think i'm going to fall in love now. >> this particular -- from the channel takes those cartridges you might use for a pellet gun and some paint and they're making artwork. >> let's bang. >> oh. >> okay that's not quite working out. >> explosive artistic ability here. the co2 blew the canvas to pieces. still the impress

malte: martin -- peter: martin schultze, came out this week and said the eu commission needs to be turnednto what he calls a real government. is there an appetite for that around europe, or is that pie in the sky? hannah: a bit of both, i would say. [laughter] you want to have effective decisions being made, you know, with people having, ideally who you know they -- who they are. that matters for national governments and national media, to take these people seriously, if they are not just sitting in a building in brussels somewhere, where nobody knows where they are. they have got to become visible. an attractive idea to have decisions being made that actually mean something. you have this rise of nationalism, which you have seen not only in the u.k., but in france and also other countries. i would say before reaction from brussels after brexit was a disaster. it was a defensive reaction. we have to change, we have to reform. as if brussels had made the mistake. no, 52% of the british electorate made a mistake for voting for brexit. that was the mistake. this sounds like old familiar brus

peter, over to you. reporter: one person who was supposed to be here tonight was debbie wasserman-schultz, the chairman ofhe dnc who resigned earlier this week over this team controversy, the leak, the hack of dnc emails. she had resigned and she was going to gavel this convention in today. she was still planning on doing that. she wanted to at least do that and have her say. but then this happened this morning when she went to meet with her fellow delegates from florida. listen. >> we have so much to do, and we have to make sure we move forward together in a unified way. we know that the voices in this room [inaudible] we know that that's not the florida we know. we know we are united. reporter: the clinton campaign officials saying after that, there was no way she could gavel in this convention tonight. so she did not and she is reported lid on her way potentially back to florida just some to sit this out and watch from home apparently. coming up tonight, the keynote is vermont senator bernie sanders who will endorse hillary clinton. it won't be anything like ted cruz and donald trump -- we are going to

schultz believes, quote, she can weather this. joining me is mark preston, cnn political commentator peter beinart and cnn political strategist maria. mark, you fisrst. all of these sources are saying that she can't weather the storm. >> right. this reporting is coming from dana bash and jeff zeleny, who are very well-sourced amongst democratic politics. debbie wasserman schultz has gone dark at this point. she's not taking telephone calls or at least wasn't up to a few moments ago. it's interesting the fact that another says they expect barack obama may have to step in because he's the one who appointed her to the position. just for our viewers to understand this, barack obama is the head of the democratic party but when you're in a presidential year, the nominee effectively takes it over. so this is really hillary clinton's party right now, certainly as we are in this lame duck year. the story is moving incredibly quick and something that democrats don't want to deal with. they had a great deal yesterday with the rollout of tim kaine and today it's being muddled by this. >> and talk about being really awkward. the relationship be

schultz. lots of drama unfolding right now, folks, and it is changing minute by minute. team fox business coverage, peternes on the floor of the wells fargo arena, connell mcshane with the trump campaign's reaction to the drama, jeff flock is with angry bernie sanders supporters who have taken to the streets in protest, and lori rothman is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. but first, this news: wikileaks founder -- this is just now developing here -- says he's just getting started. after spilling that first tranche of 20,000 e-mails over the weekend, he says he's planning to release even more e-mails, this time in direct relation to hillary clinton's e-mail server. this as bernie sanders just wrapped up his walk-through moments ago in the wells fargo arena. here is video of that. you can see the same as last week with donald trump. the floor director walked the candidates through, they can see where the lecterns are. he's no longer a candidate, obviously. he is now a hillary clinton sporter. but you have them walking through. he stands, he sees where the teleprompter's going to be, where the c

peters, reporter for the new york times and msnbc contributor. always good to see you, jeremy. let's talk about if it turns out to be true that chairman debbie wasserman-schultzl no longer have a speaking role this week, how does this demotion, if you will, affect the party? this is a crucial time in the election. clinton's obstacle to getting sanders' supporters on board. >> optically speaking, it would be a good move not to have her at the convention. let's not forget, that floor is going to be fill wade lot of delegates who are quite loyal to bernie sanders. and her presence there could become a huge distraction. let's look back last week at what happened when ted cruz took the floor and he was booed off the stage. and the lack of unity in the republican party was on full display for the entire nation to watchme watch. these conventions are supposed to be about party unity, cohesion. as much as they can project that, superficially or not, they're going to try to to do that. the right answer might be just to not have her speak. >> one of the most difficult e-mails was one that sanders says -- the one attacking his religious beliefs. that one, among others,

resignation of party chair debbie wasserman-schultz and that may bring bernie delegates over and more inclined to support hillary clinton. savannah? >> peteryou. let's go back to chuck todd on this whole issue. trump has not exactly been subtle. he's going after these sanders' voters. there's a subscat -- subcategory of those voters. >> it's not about being upset at the party. he's trying to woo them on an issue and trump said it, trade. if you look, that's where there was common ground. and that is where there is sort of a similar message which is, hey, globalization has been bad for america. sanders was making a version of that case and so is trump. this is more than trump needling. this is trump looking for numbers and by the way, he does need them if he's going to win. >> sanders was on your show "meet the press" yesterday. it seems like he's trying to send a clear signal to supporters that trump is not your guy. >> if you're the clinton folks, you're relieved that he's doing that. he never took that bait. for a long time during the primary, trump would try to sort of put his arm around sanders and sanders always pushed it away. >> he