am saying. we look at a lot of the supporters to come with us. maria: breaking news out of france. police nurture life into man who had taken group hostage in a church. one hostage killed at the latest development coming up. in somalia, at least 10 people killed in a car bomb attack near the airport entrance. the islamist group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for that attack. and the u.s., the wildfire in southern california growing rapidly. 10,000 homes forced to evacuate. investors today watching the earnings. that is a big rig business. mcdonald's and apple today giving an inside look at the health of the consumer. markets edged lower. the kit features indicating a fraction of lower out to this morning. the federal reserve kicking off a two-day evening. home prices, home sales and consumer confidence today setting the tone for markets. markets are mixed. take a look as you can see the ft 100 but the cac and the dax in germany done fractionally. in a shack on the next performances as well. the nikkei average in japan don't want a 5%. all of those stories coming up. fox business network dagen mcdowell, harlan hill and jessica tarlow. good morning. >> good morning. what a night. browse innovation for socialists. what does that say about the direction of the country and how far we've come? >> it was extraordinary. they were on their feet. >> on their feet for government control over their lives. maria: will talk about all of that. "forbes" media chairman steve forbes will be with us. bill richardson here is the outside outside adviser to president obama and former massachusetts senator scott brown. this morning from her chief of staff for the clinton administration, not the clarity. you don't want to miss a moment coming up right now. bernie sanders search supporters last night to vote for hillary clinton during his speech at the democratic national convention. many of them angry and vocal after a leak of you the e-mail suggested democratic officials treated the vermont senator unfairly. like bourbon live with the very latest. good morning to you. >> hi, maria. good morning to you as well. bernie sanders went to bat last night for his onetime primary rival. sanders did speak about what he sees as his very own political revolution, but sad at this point he feels that hillary clinton is the only one who could bring about what he called real change. clinton would go to work for working families along with the job, the fact, the elderly and the poor. >> diabetes measures, any object gave observer will conclude that based on her ideas and her leadership, hillary clinton must become the next president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> sanders speech culminated a somewhat tense day and very tense moment is that the dnc every now last night as many of his supporters were actively booing hillary clinton's name. sanders delegates afterwards were a mixed bag as it relates to his speech. >> you to select as always, he is good, but is out of the race. i am with her. >> donald trump is awful and dangerous. i'm also not going to vote based on the lesser of two evils. that is just me personally. she hasn't earned my vote. >> looking forward today to a vpn v. the headliner is the obvious one. the former president bill clinton will go vouch for his party and also for his wife. back to you. >> that's a big win. blake burman in philly. joining a sunset, democratic strategist steve murphy from new york or a pulitzer prize-winning author, fell at the manhattan institute and contributors julie miller. thanks for joining the conversation. your reaction last night. >> it was a great night for the democrats. a little bit of excitement early on, which would fully expect from bernie sanders supporters after a year-long campaign. they have every right to speak out loudly for their candidate. at the end of the night, we had a strong unified party. >> comedian sarah silverman also spoke and told bernie sanders supporters how she really feels. she is a sanders supporter. listen to this. >> can i just say to the bernie or bust people, you are being ridiculous. [cheers and applause] trade to you now, even the expect today, it was unexpected because they would quiet down. dagen: what stood out to me was the fact that you had chairs outside of the arena to lock her out. that is something that you heard at the republican convention. that is how a dog in a sanders supporters are and it raises the issue of the polls all over the place. do they vote for hillary clinton because they get great street speech is go and vote for somebody else. >> i would agree with you. we are talking about back to this right now. these are people that show up at conventions. they will be a little bit more and the csa, maybe a little bit wackier. the poet has slowly been shifting towards unification. pew has a recent poll that it's down to 10% a sanders supporters who are going to get behind hillary. maybe 15%, 20%. donald trump wants to make a case to independent voters than disenfranchise voters, especially the white working class. he's got to do a better job because democrats can be on point type they were last night. tried a very strong contrast between what the two parties are offering. >> so far, hillary clinton has been getting a higher percentage of democratic voters than donald trump of republican voters. that's the way to determine party unification is where are the voters. as you point out, if you had to this, you've got to expect that. >> they aren't as enthusiastic as they were decades ago. dagen: there was a bloomberg poll that they found in late june 55% of bernie sanders supporters would vote for her and 22% would vote for donald trump. >> i feel a shift. or maybe i'm just excited. what was your take last night? >> well, i was amazed at how little motherly love there was in the city have it. given the tremendous split between centrists and progressives in the democratic party and given the mass over the debbie wasserman schultz e-mails and letters suggested about how bernie sanders had really bad given the short end of the state. given those two names, the convention was very successful day one or the democrats and that was in part thanks to michelle obama who gave a really masterful speech. it was aimed at you bomb and shoot. this is about our children. she managed to just donald trump without ever mentioning his name, by simply pointing out that issues are complicated. they can't be reduced to 140 carrots yours. she did what she had to do while republicans have to expand their base, democrats just have to fire up fares and she did that. >> yeah, she sure did. this one sound bite we are going to play later. when bernie sanders was talking to his supporters, trying to quiet them down, he got such a long standing ovation. he also said i look forward to the roll call. jessica, you think he was referring to hillary. i assume she was talking about are they going to vote for him tonight with the roll call. but if you make of that? >> i read it differently, but i read it that he wanted -- that it was okay because it was okay that if he called out his name. i was on the fence about how to interpret that. you had a completely different interpretation. >> i did. since bernie sanders went would send other senate democrats, that was the tipping point for head and not so much with hillary or other officials. we are going to lose if we don't come together here. he has been on point for unification here. i don't think he will use this weekend anyway to be the type cruz spoiler on the side of things. >> data roll call vote for the nomination and that doesn't matter what the weather. >> it wasn't an issue, but he was saying out there and look forward to seeing you get behind our candidate. he said i am proud, et cetera. i think michelle obama's speech was earth shattering today. totally the star of the night. as you listen to her and it's image in the white house was built by slaves. when you see how diverse this convention is versus what happened last week, you see the strength of the democratic party. they don't expand the base. you can't win an election any more invites voters. >> matches start the night, the star of the future. dagen: the democrats on the stage. elizabeth warren's speech was at best a flop all in the first lady. she accomplished nothing other than regurgitating democratic talking points in a energy away i must add. these democrats need to remember who they are talking to. they are 13% to 25% of voters undecided. usually the single digits right now. they have to play to the cameras. they have to play for the people at home. we sent out last week. if they forget that, they lose in november. trade to most number of undecideds and independents in decades. judy miller, good to see you. thanks so much. we appreciate it. we will be live from the democratic national convention tonight, we. don't miss our primetime coverage to 96:00 p.m. mr. reindeer breeder for a hat of president bill clinton's speech tonight. coming up, two assailants turned to church while taking the priests and parishioners hostage in france but police say the attackers have been killed. we will bring you the latest after a short rate. adding to his sports partnerships, more on the vice-chairman just coming up to it back in a moment right here. "mornings with maria" right here on the fox business network. maria: welcome back. breaking a set of france or hostage taking there is now over. cheryl casone with the latest story of a new york headquarters via good morning to you. train for good morning. new details on this attack. french police confirming to attackers took a priest and several others including two nuns hostage at knife point. this happened at a church in northwestern france overnight. there is the site of the attack did this happen about 65 miles northwest of paris police shot and killed both attackers and antiterrorism officers aren't good at this hour but not before the men took the lives of one hostage. also learning that they did cut a priest throughout. one victim died gave both attackers dead. the man's motives there is now. high alert after the attack that killed 84 people in a series of deadly attacks last year, which i think has taken responsibility for. french president just learning is on its way to the side of the attack at this hour. this kind of deadly terror attack in somalia to tell you about. two suicide bombers carried out an attack of the country's main airport in mogadishu, killing 13 people including seven united nations guards. terror group al-shabaab of al qaeda claiming responsibility for today's attack. al-shabaab has been waging an insurgent or a canned tamales government. explosions took place and the african union base pair a lot of twitter news to tell you about. yesterday the company announced new deals with major league baseball, national hockey league. earnings are coming out after the close that investors looking at twitter report for growth in active users, the key number of 310 million slightly above the previous quarter. the question can they keep that up. twitter has a series of sports deals recently to stream out of market major league baseball and national hockey league games. remember they've got that deal with the nfl for thursday night football. there is to stop free market. amazon may be delivering packages by drugs in the u.k. long before it's allowed to happen here in the united states. recent rules from the faa. the uk's civil aviation at the ready, the faa has given amazon permission to test several key aspects beyond the side of the operator because that is that the aa1 to do here. the drugs must remain within side of whoever is operating at or in the observer with them. amazon and companies that want drug delivery has said the rules to restrict teen. they are not big fans. back to you in philadelphia. maria: cheryl, thanks so much. china's business makes a cameo. coming up, why democrats are cautioning against trump's business policies. u.s. futures point to a lower opening stock prices today i'm a big day for earnings. we'll tell you the stocks you should be watching today. apple among them. back in a moment right here live from philadelphia. maria: welcome back to investors navigating a slew of corporate earnings adjusted to the stream of political headlines as well. earnings had to drive the market action. donald, verizon and caterpillar reported earnings before the market open. caterpillar could set the tone for the broader averages given its international strength as well as domestic. later we would hear from technology giants apple in twitter, both reported earnings after the closing bell tonight. towards media chairman and republican presidential candidate. good morning to you. before we turn to politics, let's talk about the earnings season right now. how should characterize things than what you expect them? >> the earnings season overall will be fairly disappointing. for year and have come a earnings have been dead in the water. revenues tend to wonder if a a company gets earnings up. it goes to show that the market is going to need a real stimulus in terms of earnings in the latter part of the year. to sustain these levels. we have been dead in the water in terms of earnings. >> stimulus you mean i suppose tax reform as one stimulus. you know you're not talking about federal reserve stimulus. >> last night from elizabeth warned that profits are at an all-time high. >> they have their stuff about two years old, just as bernie sanders like to do about 30 years out of date. sweden has been cutting taxes. sweden has no minimum wage. these people are dealing in clichés of the past, not the current situation. wall street is laying off people right now. maria: i was surprised when elizabeth warren said that last night. i don't know where she got that. earnings are going to be down. it's been tough going for the business community. dagen: shows the disconnect and a holidays in terms of anxiety when they try to brag about obama's economy from the last seven and a half years. steve, to your point, you had an ovation for a man who wants more government, not less government. >> that is the thing that policies have failed and you would never know for what they say about america needed a better future. these guys have been in charge the last seven and a half years and policies have not worked. monetary come with a skull regulatory comedian for disaster. in government, failure means more power. we've got to do more. we've got to do more. it's a vicious circle. that the republicans have to break. >> is a fellow democrat, how do we counter this? it doesn't seem to have a coherent economic plan in a democratic party that diverges from what we've had the last eight years at all. doubling down is not going to satisfy the american voter. i'm trying to figure out how we change and triangulate to meet people where they are. >> or has to be some policy shift. >> widger or tax tax reform? >> absolutely. this is part of what is dangerous about pushing clinton more and more to the left because she's naturally towards the middle. she is a clinton said he would have more sense of policies. but i would say in steve pointed out and taken as pointed out, it is so critical, almost more than policies for democrats to acknowledge that fear americans have about terrorism and the fact that elizabeth warren gestured toward wages that have been in greece that touched paper just to say to people beyond the end, we understand we have not had a full recovery yet. when obama comes out, 14 million plus their jobs, 20 million newly insured. my premium has gone up 20% and i didn't get to keep my doctor. that makes you seem really out of touch. that is what is most critical and to use this to say we are in touch with you because donald trump as saying that. he's at least articulating that. maria: a lot of good points. steve forbes, no mention of cases whatsoever. in terms of the economy, we know that we are at a crawl 2% or lower in terms of economic growth. hillary says she's going to build on the lot of regulations that are to blame for businesses not hiring new workers. >> yes. talking about being out of touch, there is no mention about security, safety, law and order. she is going to be in trouble. people have anxieties. they fill the world is not as safe as it was eight years ago. if they don't address that, they will go down to defeat. the economy is not doing well. around the world is not doing well and so far they've been oblivious trying to appease the sanders people who still think it is 1932. >> or who worry more -- he worries more about climate change to terrorism. climate change is a grave threat to our future than terrorism. that's his method. >> the american people want economic change, not worry about climate change. positive security and so far -- >> at the site or obama who i supported and voted for has his head in the sand on international terrorism. he's in denial. his mocking tone was scary where we see it because i think it reflects what people are feeling, which is a remarkable state of instability in the world. and he came out and he was mocking trump supporters fears by saying i hope that they wiped out the next day and saw the birds were still chirping and the sun was shining. that's not appropriate and not presidential. he pushes people out of the democratic party. maria: dgc also when he was talking about the attack in germany in the middle of this press conference he made a joke about malia going to college. i was really struck by that. steve, what do you think is the most important policy to resonate with folks in terms of moving the needle and economic road. >> i think they want something positive. they are railing against trade which is not a big factor. they've got to come up with some big, whether taxes are spent enough to show there is something that will work for the future. people don't want a third term of what they've had in the last decade. the eight years of obama. they want a clean break. come so far have provided that even though he hasn't provided real details. people want some reaganesque optimism today that the situation is not good. they want something positive as so far they haven't had that yet. cert and not from democrats last night. >> bed at 10 of positivity last night in the republican convention was all doom and gloom. >> no. optimism in reality. the mac is a unique break in again. ronald reagan was optimistic. donald trump is frightening people into voting for him. >> his slogan is make america great again. >> we've gone over this a number of times that that's all well and good. how are you going to do it? he talks in terms of building a wall. he is not building the wall. an anti-free-trade republican which is anti-radical. >> he? substance. do they so clearly how he would address trade and how you address trade as it relates to mexico. he's very specific. maria: what is most important, building the wall is most important. the platform adopted it in the republican platform. >> on platforms, people pay no attention to platforms after the convention. what they want to hear is that the candidate says. not literate on a piece of paper at the convention. maria: he will have to get more specific. steve, good to see you. steve forbes joining us in new york. five for the democratic national convention in philly always. don't miss her primetime coverage as well tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern direct from the forward ahead of president bill clinton's speech tonight. a household staple of making people sick or general mills expanded if i recall. yet again, the details you need to know next. criticism of trump taken center stage yesterday. speakers at the dnc united behind. back in a minute. [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. maria: welcome back i am maria bartiromo, we are coming to you live this morning from the democratic national convention, it is tuesday, july of 26 top stories on the east coast, a start to the democratic convention protests e-mail concern and a fractured base, despite headwinds party pleertdz pushing for unity to support hillary clinton, especially he bernie sanders, giving a renouncing endorsement that did not stop some of the speakers from bashing donald trump. >> we've watched him. try to get at every other people's expense try to incite fear at a time we need to inspire courage, try to rise in the polls, by dragging our national conversation into the gutter. >> what kind of a man roots for an economic crash that costs millions of people jobs homes life savings? well i will tell you what kind of a man. a man who must never be president of the united state states. >> donald trump back on trail, holding a rally in virginia yesterday he is headed to other battle ground states north carolina and florida i spoke with voters in philadelphia about what they want from the convention this week at one of the city's most iconic locations, the steps of the philadelphia art mutually rocky films were shot burning out of control a pair of wildfires growing rapidly in california, this morning, the blaze spreading over 33,000 acres. we are looking at where it heads next more bad news for general mills the company expanding flour recall, four more people sick with e. coli, facebook look to go make please happy shortening commute details there coming up, and markets this morning, are edging lower ahead of slew of corporate earnings earnings story driving markets, this morning, and as you can see, it is a fractional move not far from where the major afternoons closed yesterday federal reserve kicks off two-day meeting today we will get reports on home prices, new home sales and consumer confidence all above works likely to set the tone for markets. a and in europe this morning not a lot of direction there either markets mixed, as you can see, in asia mixed performances moves bigger youthful shanghai in china up better than 1% nikkei average in japan, down 1 1/2%, democratic headlineders focus away from a struggle to achieve unity targeting donald trump last night in speeches here are highlights. >> don't let anyone ever tell you that this country is inno is not great that somehow we need to make it great again because this right now is the greatest country on earth. >> we've watched him, try to get laughs at other people's expense, try to insight fear at a time we need to inspire courage. try to rise in polls dragging our national conversation good the gutter. >> trump's campaign one more late night trump ininfomercial hand over money jobs children's future great trump audio machine will reveal all the one low, low price even throw in a goofy hat. >> coupayer backing takened supporting donald trump ed rollins how are you -- >> how are you. >> reaction to last night's speech. >> i sthot first lady give a a stirring speech obviousness very talented probably best speech of the night, i was unsnyder by bernie sanders, i mean because i watched late at night watching this thing here you have a gigantic movement, and my age-old man inspired by that part of it but -- he you see a stirring -- order the front of any movement he certainly is not a elizabeth warren okay not particularly -- this but there is something in movement may be it is the -- the free giveaways the rest people talk about, about those, navy tay disturbing thing you get 100 degree heat thinking they are changing the country what a they are trying to do is get more stuff to basically, not realistic. >> you were saying earlier that it was incredible that everybody was standing up, for are a socialist what does it tell you about people in the room looking for. >> delusional they don't understand what socialism is one pol 16% millennials could define what socialism was when polled, to that point do the republicans this week, and trump campaign, need to fight back by saying, this is what your cheering for, this is what the democrats are proposing, obamacare doesn't work they want more of this your -- the entire system in terms of taxation doesn't work, they want higher taxes, is that how they hit back this week. >> i think they very positive saying they did they have to talk about great opportunities, in this country, obviously agree with this is an extraordinary nary country every place else in the work looks to us for example what trump has to do opposed to beating up fellow republicans what have you move beyond that, he base talking about the opportunities how his programs can give people opportunities, to catapult people back to work one thing out of his convention he -- projected himself very strong leader -- is man of strength in this campaign to a certain extent needs to keep talking about that i think getting, in the gutter, throwing the -- hey maker he likes to do does very well is not the way to do this i think he needs to get it to the higher level talk about his policies. >> mr. rollins how important is excitement in the hall i was comparing last night to rnc what i didn't feel that there was a lot of enthusiasm, in the hall, beyond just the support of bernie sanders. so elizabeth warren a tepid response michelle obama okay response i didn't feel excitement didn't feel electricity on floor does that translate? >> having been -- awful lot of conventions, to build to a certain extent way this was set up the president tonight you have -- former president, tonight, and i think, i think by the end of the week she will have her enthusiasm i think, i think the bernie sanders folks sort of burnt themselves out yesterday, i think that the week of the -- the e-mails clearly set thing off yesterday, and the idea that you could come into a convention, and chairman of the party dumped on opening day. , i think is really more about the e-mails and activities of the dnc, i think they are going away not because -- sanders people are note particularly happy end of the week i think you will see more enthusiasm for mrs. clinton you start a fall campaign pretty much dead-even. >> okay i was going to say do you think they moved the needle, because we know, that -- trump did get a boost from his convention. >> he didn't get it the first day we stumbled around first couple days of our convention, and i think to a certain extent by tend by the time young adult children basically went out and told people a different side of them rudy giuliani staired crowd up few other speeches that didn't matter the end of the day, but he himself, final night, certainly projected strength very disciplined message by end of this week with hillary is following a bunch of really good speakers so she is going to really rise to the indication too thursday night. maria: all right. we will see ed good to talk with you as always thanks so much ed rollins there we will be live from democratic national convention in philly all week don't miss special primetime coverage 6:00 pm eastern tonight on arena floor. >> wildfires an ravage california chipolte struggling to inspire confidence, more on down grade that is sending a stock lower this morning, stay with us. . >> announcer: live from philadelphia the democratic national convention stay on top of action as it happens political analysis from the team you can trust, continuing tonight at 6:00, convention coverage on the money, on fox business network. maria: welcome back, futures this morning, searching for direction take a look what we are looking at we are expecting a flat opening for the broader averages this point but a hostility of economic data coming out it is the beginning of a two day federal reserve meeting as well, couple names on move this morning chipolte shares down nearly 3% in the premarket, lowering rating on stock going to a sell from a hold on chipolte analysts telling clients he is downgrading entire sector reflecting the the view the economy will fall into recession, in the next three to nine months, eli lilly reporting second quarter profit up 4% from year earlier driven by demand for cancer diabetes treatments out of eli lilly, california firefighters are battling a fast-growing wildfire right now, cheryl casone with more on that right now, in our new york bureau with headlines good morning. cheryl: good morning, maria well this fire continues to remaining out of control, officials say it maybe days before they get a handle on it the suspected a fire, it is burning near los angeles, it is now tripled in size burning 10,000 acres a day, since it starting last friday, the has chard more than 33 how to acres claimed 18 homes so far, 3,000 firefighters on the job, dealing with rugged hills canyons temperatures soared into triple digits, good news though thousands of people forced from homes were told they could return last night, but another wildfire in big sur region central coast burned 0 homes threatened more than 1600 others pb so firefighters very busy in california. well business headlines general mills explaining a flour recall over possible link to e. coli outbreak, this after four nlgs reported since company second recall back on july 1, affects several variates gold medal signature kitchen flour outbreak has sickened 46 people in 21 states so far, the centers for disease control and prevention say flour produced in a plant in kansas city, missouri a likely source 13 of 46 different outbreak victims hospitalized in one has developed type of kidney failure heem littic uremic syndrome that is fatal, facebook may be making life a bit easier, for to some of its san francisco based employees because menlo park the san francisco business times reports that facebook is ib thinking about opening an office in san francisco. >> a a big improvement for some workers because facebook is also a catching by a area employees together at menlo park campus, this means that facebook workers in the stoe have to deal with commute as much as two hours with traffic, some called a quote he soul cup offing waist of time facebook in premarket guys, right now, it is trending up a little bit higher facebook reports earnings, by the way, tomorrow guys, analysts expect to a company to earn a 81 cents a share up from 50 cents a year ago maria back to you. maria: all right big week for technology earnings for assurer sure, thank you philadelphia home have to democratic delegates rocky home since 1976, so with in philly do as rocky does stick around for my own take on rocky back in a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ [theme from rocky playing] ♪ eoblivious. . ♪ ♪ ♪ [scene from "rocky"rocky" playi♪ ♪ maria: we all remember that scene iconic from "rocky"\sylvester stallone rocky balboa run to top of the steps philadelphia art mutually one of the most of he visits in philadelphia known for liberty bell independence hall steps among top visits locations in the country, i caught up with voters ahead of the start of the convention this week getting their thoughts on what they want to hear from a hillary clinton, i couldn't leave without getting a workout myself. >> i see a lot of energy in the city so far a lot of delegates energized fired up ready waiting for hillary to give us more positive message to take back home. >> what do you want to hear. >> i want to hear out of this convention stark contrast to the republican convention we got a dark message that america is doomed with a not i want that we are on right track hillary keeping us on right track americans bond together as one. >> anything that you are afraid of anything that you have concerns about going into this convention. >> not at all from him south side chicago i don't fear very alleys i know good people philadelphia philly finest keep us safe. >> positive message about the economy, that national security, what do you see that you want to make sure she highlights. >> listen, hillary clinton is most canvassed candidate to run for presidency, even my home boy barack obama -- more qualified than him has been secretary of state senator knows players will get job down-like donald trump believers he can do it alone she is saying we all have to do it together i agree. >> did you watch the rnc. >> every manipulate. >> how was it. >> it was -- surprising. in a lot of respects. i think donald and he said things that we wanted to hear, but the question is will he be able to do it if he were elected at least he knew what he wanted to do. >> what do you want to hear from a hillary clinton when she gets up there to accept at the fact of the matters nomination what do you want to hear if that speech. >> i want her to say, what she will do, with this nation, this history -- what does she see the future of the united states is and what she will do as the president that will make that happen. >> i am looking for a good candidate i want to see something come out of this so i can make a good decision -- you know, are who should run this country. >> any messages or issues that you think will be highlighted. >> i want unreasonable you are a democrat got to be democratically will i pull friends in do extraeningness to kind of put hillary whoever we wouldn't up picking over the hump. >> any mirrors from your standpoint we are worried about security in other convention. >> you worry, but my view 99% folks are great a great country great city, we just keep it -- i think will be fine i am not concerned -- whole convention. >> how do you get that in on hillary's corner. >> the energy i want to see something said, that will make me take back to illinois rile up with friends get out the vote. >> you want her to take a victory lap like rocky did. >> without question. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [theme fr"rocky" playing] ♪ whoa! . >> my god having too much fun with that. >> people philadelphia better not mess with that brooklyn girl all i got to say. >> fun to see rocky statute and the steps. >> he movie fan, too, that is right in your wheelhouse. >> -- not in sweat as doing that. >> start of the convention, but it was a lot of fun. great to be in philly actually. >> amazing. >> we should december close secrets of getting through kwksz sugar lots of mayor spray having -- >> all time. >> and umbrella so far. >> yes, a lot of people felt that massive rain lightning yesterday. >> horrible. >> amazing, we will take a short break coming up protesters at dnc feeling the bern very own candidates take their temperature don't miss that stay with us back in two minutes' time. e noups annoyanc from the 2016 democratic national convention in philadelphia pennsylvania you are watching a special edition of "mornings with maria." >> good tuesday morning welcome back i am maria bartiromo. a. it is tuesday, july 26 we are coming to you live from the democratic national convention, in philadelphia this week your top stories right now 7:00 a.m. on the east coast, it is the democratic about national convention of the divisiveness bernie sanders making a push for voters to turn out for hillary clinton in november s suppressed how he felt about losing the primary. >> i think it is fair to say, that no one is more disappointed than i am. [cheers and applause] . >> but to all of our supporters here and around the country, i hope you take enormous pride in the historical accomplishments we have achieved. maria: meanwhile, donald trump back on campaign trail after holding a rally in virginia yesterday he is headed to other battle ground states this week north carolina, and florida. he offered take on bernie sanders, path forward. >> bernie has given us -- [cheers and applause] -- i didn't think from him he would do that but you know he is all in for hillary now, and to show you how she pays him back, she actually goes out and picks a guy who is like everything that he stands for -- >> a look what wall street is looking for in november exclusive look at study how to the big story for markets, earnings, we will hear from giants including mcdonald's and apple. as well as caterpillar giving us inside look at highlight of the consumer markets this morning, futures are searching for direction, a flat opening what is we are expecting, as you can see not far from where where averages finished the day yesterday federal reserve kicking off two-day meeting we will get reports, on home prices, on new home sfaelz customer confidence also looking tomorrow with the fed says about the next meeting, in europe, markets aring mixed rightly now take a look, fractional moves there as you can see the ft 100 up one-third of one percent, sim story dax index in germany, in asia overnight mixed performance as well, nikkei average in japan we have big mover down 1.4%, all stories coming up this hour joining me this morning to talk aboutis's bucs network dagen mcdowell day democratic restaurant harlan hill jessica tarlov with us great to see you. dagen: i was going to say outstanding speakers other than sylvan elizabeth warren as you get toward thursday will those people outshine hillary hillary has to be worried about that. >> we will see -- sarajevo awe silverman calm not a lot of energy what did you the i. >> i don't like dismissive celebrities even dismissing their kind they tend to be consebding don't know they are doing it that is a problem. >> we are going to see the accommodates this hour, actually when she basically, said pipe down you are being ridiculous, bern supporters. >> ridiculous a harsh word in this kent criticism of social security i am enthusiastic of criticisms miles that it is pie-in-the-sky stuff never going to happen, i think that when you talk down to people you are doing it that way, it -- it stinks, actually harsh. >> connecticut of the dnc, these people want to be heard, and so to be shut down to be dismissed on the floor. >> also -- sarah sylvan mot marquees politician doing that to dagen's point. >> with al frankin never going to be normal. the fact is bernie sanders didn't mention this at all in his speech, i think, is an incredible disservice to supporters they expected. >> it bothered me from dnc dump one of e-mails that e-mails when trying to create this narrative that bernie sanders may not be jewith ii sh doesn't believe in god. >> anti-semitic. >> saying set somebody up ask if he believes in god all i could think wow pots litics is ugly. >> hillary herl a terrible candidate that they felt like that they had to use dirty tricks, and anti-semitism to defeat a 74-year-old socialist. >> disgusting donna brazile amazing job apologizing over and over for every aspect. >> i haven't seen that really? on talking about it, and she is -- >> trying -- >> okay. >> we will talk about that we've got a can't-miss lineup stay with us for all estsdz o former mexico governor bill richardson with us outside advisory the president obama robert wolf former massachusetts senator scot born-again christian former chief of staff clinton administration mac mclarty will join us stay for a big hour speakers the democratic national convention calling for unity last night following a major e-mail concern and that led to debbie wasserman schultz's resignation as dnc chairwoman for what we should examine we go to fox news on the ground in philadelphia leyland good morning to you. reporter: good morning, maria saying house divided itself cannot stand is certainly applicable here you get the sense that those at dnc are worried about how things look going forward, the on the i couldn't say if you will, video from last night, you see the heckling the bernie cleft palates all things in booing that you do not want on television, if you are part of the dnc publicity apparatus in ceremonyu dumping of debbie wasserman schultz he doing opening gavel chair of dnc was not enough for these pro bernie supporters made their voices heard not only inside the hall but outside the hall as well, bernie sanders for his part, topped off the night, really trying to bring everyone together. >> by these, any on the observer will conclude based on her ideas leadership hillary clinton must become the next president of the united states. [cheers and applause] . >> we spent yesterday, on the streets marching with pro bernie protesters there were thousands on the street about 50 issued citations when they tried to climb the security barriers get inside to where the delegates are a number of them said this endorsement by bernie sanders simply is not enough they want to vote conscious tonight another round of speakers trying to offer a more beginning argument trying to open up the tent a little bit, to bernie sanders supporters bill clinton speaking tonight a warrior he always is fathers or moerz of seven slain black men including eric gardiner's mother here as well theme for tonight a lifetime fighting for children, and family still early, folks protesters pro bernie groups getting up right now, mere in the park, outside of the dnc convention, we will see if last night he changed any minds. >> all right. we will be watching that, thank you, leyland on the ground this morning, joining us right now former governor of new mexico bill richardson governor good to see you thank so much for joining us a big first night what was your reaction. >> well, you know, i was a little concerned about the early disruptions but i think in the end bernie sanders went with a very strong speech endorsing hillary very positive gracious i think michelle obama the obama mantle on hillary clinton, i thought under the circumstances, with the resignation of the -- the national chairman, it was a good first night, but there was disruption and how k you have a democratic convention without a little -- disruption action, controversy? >> let me ask you because this is something that we have been talking about, all week the fact that we haven't seen the number of independents out there unzwied decided at this point, hillary clinton, donald trump, what do you think they need to say this week this party, all speakers to actually law or in that independent. >> first i think hillary has to make a very strong case with younger voters, secondly make sure the sanders he coalition stays with hillary i think it is moving in that direction. and then, florida is that he electorate that for the first time is watching both candidates of conventions political junkies all shows they have made up their minds, but you know there could be 20 million people that have watched both conventions the message you want to send to them pro family, pro children, hillary has national security background secretary of state. >> we haven't heard anything about national security so far. >> well i think you will hear that the -- the third and fourth days, i think vice president biden will be the first one that launches that. but at the same time, i think this is a big selling point, of the hillary rodham clinton a secretary of state, she you know she knows, the conflicts that exist that america is going to face. >> i think my biggest concern for hillary if i were reviving her that enthusiasm doesn't transfer, so the enthusiasm of the young voters that have overwhelmingly supportered bernie sanders they are not moving to her camp so even though they may supporter her on paper, i don't think they will be enough to get out the vote. >> really? >> yee. >> evidence suggests. >> the only -- >> millennials she is beating trump with that i think is astounding really speaks to the jeanous of our generation. >> -- >> they would overwhelmingly support her. >> why? >> my question do they get out to vote. >> they are on the streets right now, they are still you know, protesting they have go to feel of feel the bern signs all over the place plot to yet. >> most are if you look what is going on in terms of polls what activists are going out there that is going to be a very different petition hillary shifting for exactly this reason moved on tuition issue, you know, she moved certainly on health care further than she wanting to go, she is trying her best without losing her compass to get these millennials. >> young sanders supporters not going to vote for trump what you want them to do is turn out for hillary, and the reason these activists are so important, all the people that attend conventions these are the people that get your vote out there talk to others, so you want to influence them my area where i am a little concerned a is i want hillary to do better numbers wise with a white male with a white noncollege educated male, we are starting we are losing those but i think he when she talks about economic issues, jobs, growth, whether she talks about the income inequality issue people left behind in this economy i think she is going to capture enough to win the election. >> i am glad you said is that because i haven't heard her talk about jobs and growth radiate governor let me ask you this the question of bernie sanders supporters, at the end of the day doesn't it follow bernie sanders to basically tell his people to like stop, and start supporting in a more aggressive way? bernie sanders last night said that he was thankful, of his supporters, and he was saying what he expects out of them moving forward but something struck me when he talked about the roll cal i want your reaction to this listen to this. >> let me thank the 13 million americans who voted for the politicing revolution giving us the 1846 pledged delegates here tonight. and delegates -- thank you for being here. and thank you for all the work you have done, i look forward to your votes during the roll call tomorrow night. >> what does that mean i look forward to your toes he want their votes. >> no, usually, a nomination by acclamation bernie is basically this may have been an agreement with hillary clinton, that look i got to show my strengthen i got to show that i got 45% of the vote that i got so many delegates, i have influenced the platform which he has the rules committee. >> or something. >> is he expecting an upset? >> no, no. >> going to vote -- >> no, he is fully endorsed hillary last night gracious to he built up to it but i think what he is saying for the future the democratic party hey guys i am going to be around, i am going to be a senator, the issues that are important to me income inequality national security student lone debt health care, health option i am going to push for those. >> hillary cares, too that is what really critical to say, my agenda is also her agenda. >> quick, as part of that agenda where is the point in terms of jobs and growth what is the most important policy hillary has meanings do you think that will will lead to jobs and growth? >> well, i think what she has said is that -- she is going to have an emphasis on manufacturing jobs, number one. going to give tax incentives is to small of businesses, she is going to. maria: has to raise taxes on small business. >> what she also is going to do is -- give incentives to and then as to companies so keep jobs in united states i think on trade agreements in the long run, put more labor environmental standards now i hope she comes o strongly for tpp, sticks with nafta i think created jobs. >> is against a tpp though. >> no -- >> just today. >> you renegotiate a labor environmental standards, the wage standards and he eventually i will think that the congress will accept it with a lot of republican voters. >> all right, we will leave there it governor great to have you -- >> great to be with you. >> thank you so much governor relinquish areardson we'll be right back stay with us live from philadelphia this week. you show up. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future, we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when you're ready, start with us. doing the right thing has never been easier. legalzoom. legal help is here. be overwhelming and complicated. that's why at cancer treatment centers of america, every patient 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good morning, maria, well, officials say that the 27-year-old man blew himself up in a wine bar in the southern germany sunday night was injured 150 people had reported cell phone video proclaiming loyalty to islamic state sirn national enter entered germany 2014 asylum denied detonated at wine bar in behalf of aria killed himself injured 15 four injuries are serious. this is the second attack in germany in one week, that has been linked to the islamic state. >> well, severeness warning to parents this morning, a popular brand of baby monitors recalled over a possible burning hazard affects 26,000 lorex carry and shair monitors officials say the battery with an overheat and as well there are 500 cases reported of batteries overheating expanding no injured reported to any children. >> get this anz anheuser-busch trying to agree to terms maker of buddy raised offer for london-based sabmiller the original offer more than 1 heartburn billion dollars there is concern before the a big drop in the value of the pound sterling falling uk vote to leave eu ethics month affect hurting the terms of the deal under revised offer sab shareholders r ?c+sv . maria: welcome back markets just off record highs, the presidential election could turn the tide, ubs investor watch study finds that 8 in 10 believe the election will have an impact on their economic well being, one quarter of them considering pulling out of stock altogether joining us ubs wlt management chief investment strategist mike brian to talk about it thanks so much for being here. >> good morning, maria. maria: let's talk about this this study shows what coulds was your most posture takeaway. >> a couple first of all, reminded us once again what james carville told us in 1929 economy is stupidest even though concerns about issues of terrorism health carets still comes down to the bread and the butter, pocketbook issues about economics, so that is the most critical issue in this election. >> yeah, so when o that relates to policy, we know that donald trump says he wants to take the business the corporate tax for example to 15%, we know that hillary clinton wants to raise taxes on highest earnings does that jive what with a you see in terms of where investors want low they want to see in the white house. >> interesting it does split along partisan lines talk to democrats they say would would you like an increase in minimum wage most important, they think investment in green energy is important for the future the economy when you talk to republicans a different take baldz budgets talking about, tax cuts sit here today is a different dynamic depending upon political issue, now what is really interesting maria is one thing that has commonality is where the people think there is opportunity in the economy with infrastructure, and also research that is we believe we have under invested in infrastructure and research, that is the common area we are if you have either candidate focus on those issues this is something that could actually be one common thread that runs across two parties. dagen: dagen mcdowell, explain if people want infrastructure that is more spending so how can you be focused on balancing a budget and fiscal responsibility if you want more spending out of government. >> there is trade-offs what the republicans asked for us following, it is always a little bit of a duality you want lower taxes balanced budgets, waurnt investments in infrastructure you do don't want to spend money always give-and-take i think what is going to ultimately happen at the end of the day, if there is a pathway towards fiscal reform even long term i think accepting longest you see investments in the future that could include against thought the follow investments around infrastructure, also targeted to access. >> mike you got to break it down connect dots bottom line does he market rally if trump is president or sell off rally if hillary is president or sell-off. >> really interesting thing, that when we polled boat democrats republicans as well as independents their view is if their candidate wins they believe markets go higher really interesting they both may be right we find the brl aspects of the founding fathers was the separation of powers, and we find that what presidential elections matter happened to split between congressional, hand also the executive branch matters most so so long as there is not a concentration of power in a one party, what you could see market continue to focus on fernlts. >> hill or trump we know that what, hillary would lee like in term of governance because she has been a center, the secretary we have less clarity how trump would lead a wider digs persian about him for right now i think a higher level of hillary doesn't mean that is how it is going to play out after the election. >> so what is your recommendation to clients then? >> first of all, we are not going to invest arrange single events like elections this is certainly important taking this consideration, we do think at the fundamentals matt here right now this is we see an economy that is going to slow sluggish positive growth we see risk assets certainly rallied not overpriced but mort importantly we see a very constructive policy by fed central banks if we were to get in addition to that some fiscal s stimulus as we talked about for from your spending that could he certainly be a catalyst for better economic growth market performance. >> mike thanks so much, mike brian ubs right there, you know interesting to me when you look at the economy how many people are still expecting a recession, how many people feel like we are in a recession you just -- >> i did i came back from conference, and to -- japan he relations talked about donald trump comments about nato, that japan might have to fend for itself, military defense wise but that is another -- >> -- all right -- >> the america -- is right now about recession 55 paris americans say we are still in recession 12% are saying we are never going to get out of it that hurts democrats. >> have to uber driver i had a conferring with this woman had not been able to get a full-time job since 2008, and she said why is that, i said well you have to ask what the policies of the current president and potentially next president will do for your financial future she was i never thought about it in a way i was like well you should. >> well, i mean we've got to connect dots why -- >> there is not agreer argument on the other side for donald trump when you look at he nalz of tax plan basically giving the rich a huge tax break, and then, we -- >> taxes for everybody. >> half americans won't pay federal income tax reduce regulations burden of obamacare. >> big actions we have been stuck in rut 8 years. >> george bush sunshine and roses. >> until the end, you have -- you have that -- >> okay. i will leave it there. >> experience amazing economic growth for the first six years of the bush administration, weeds -- taib out 9/11. >> housing boom. >> economic growth -- in the last 8 years, under obama. >> clinton -- >> we have not had 4% you can have another clinton. >> we haven't had 3% under obama. >> we have not had 3%. >> numbers, numbers. >> up next no shortage of diagram dnc speeches last night sending shock waves throughout electorate a look absent buzz worthy moments from last night the voter reaction, later a bike week for corporate earnings from mcdonald's twitter caterpillar apple we are breaking down the biggest things to watch impact on your wallet back in a moment. ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) 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(the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. i support bernie sanders, but slow a still so-called the bernio bust supporters listen to this. >> -- unity, unit, hillary, hillary. bernie -- can i just say --, to the bernie or bust people you are being ridiculous. >> was that effective. >> not very effective you can see didn't move democrats tinder off independents, and republicans not surprisingly rathed the way they did i think so interesting, on top of how everybody reacted the slepity endorsement just are not moving people they way they used to -- >> people have some kind of a cool factor now people want to hear from a real working americans that they can relate to, these people seem to be out of touch with them i think that is what we saw there. >> did they ever matter, because i think in more than history oprah is the only one ever really matdz in terms of getting out the vote, for barack obama, but people had a spiritual relationship pay to see people in he movies don't want to be scolded would condescending language. >> i -- perception of you telling me how you feel. >> stick is to script. >> exact. >> shut up and sing. [laughter] >> association. >> -- [laughter] >> all right first lady michelle obama her speech was anticipated by all accounts a great job spoke about the traits next president should possess a snippet. >> i want smn summon with proven strength the preserve knows this job takes it seriously, someone who understands that the issues president faces are not black and white, cannot be boiled down to 140 characters because -- [cheers and applause] -- >> the fact this one i really thought that michelle obama did an amazing job, her speech last night was magnificent communications perspective i thought the fact saw it through lens of daughters really, really inspiring that said when you look at this you saw how independent that is what i want to watch the the most is independents that is going to make and break the election. they just weren't moved by it not one way or the other, so when we asked why we are trying to get under that, what they said is this whole idea that measured calculated is not what we want we want somebody direct, want somebody honest going to think in black and white terms totally different she natived. >> to shake things up. >> they want authenticity for so long we've had polished politicians i think that comes off anyone authentic untrustworthy i think that is refreshing about bernie sanders donald trump fascinating to see it in data. >> elizabeth warren. >> get your take on elizabeth warren because she engaged in at a war of word with donald trump continued to do so listen. >> just look at his ideas. donald trump wants to get rid of the federal minute wage turn wall street loose to wreck our economy again. and donald trump has a tax plan to give multimillionaires billionaires like himself averatax cut 1.3 million dollars a year you are struggling to put kids through college donald trump thinks he needs a million-dollar tax break? trump is entire campaign is one more late night trump infomercial. hand over your money your jobs your children's future the great audio machine will reveal all the answers. >> one of the issues i had with this that wasn't true. >> that is right. >> trump never said he wants to get rid of the minute wage he said $7 too low leave it to states to decide. >> that is what he said. >> on tv awloen in my room boy that -- i know, not close to what he said a total misrepresentation that is not necessarily why people didn't respond they didn't respond that she just -- didn't like her attacks they wants to hear smog more from her she is definitely somebody they -- you know doing a great job for democrats, right one of the things she needed to do was bring people together democratic said say all get in tent together, and that was effective you could see, in thats resonated she turned them off feel like attacking, talking points a list of talking points, she went over if you you seen her speak at any point, in the last six months, she is reiterating inauthentic not from heart a list of democratic talking points. >> just give me facts please don't lie to me. >> right. >> she tried to use humor some thought -- most said that seems scripted humor doesn't sell. >> ask marco rubio about that right. >> exactly, that is right. >> great to see you -- >> good stuff thanks so much we will be live from the democratic national convention in philly all week, don't miss our special prime time coverage as well, kicked off tonight i will be on the floor of the arena 6:00 pm eastern with a slew of great guests join us tonight coming up turkish detained 4 journalists, in -- 4 journalists in crackdown -- 42 zwruts following a failed cue he concerned against. >> back in a minute, ♪ is the world truly ready for a vehicle that can drive itself? an autonomous-thinking automobile that protects those inside and outside. ready or not, the future is here. .. maria: welcome back. the turkish government continuing to build military coup. cheryl casone with the headlines. cheryl: good morning. turkey resting party to journalists after a crackdown after the july 15th attempted coup. president also detaining to turkish general serving in afghanistan and a former istanbul governor. written 13,000 people in the military judiciary and other institutions have been arrested so far. president erdogan claiming the turkish people want to reinstate the death penalty. well, for the first time come a solar powered plane has completed a flight around the world. the solar impulse to touch down in abu dhabi today, but it was a bumpy ride. the final leg of the flight had to do with turbulence from hot desert air. the plane with a wingspan wider than a boeing 747. 17,000 solar cells on the wings. it began march of last year in abu dhabi and that's where it ended finally today. a big week for earnings. the biggest well-known companies releasing their results. investors look over results from six dow components before the battle. three m., caterpillar, dupont community technology center rising. both beating estimates for earnings per share and revenues. we just got verizon better than expected earnings per share. they just missed revenue. the stock right now in the premarket, moving to the upside. by the lake from the stock has increased 21% since the beginning of the year. it will open a little bit higher today. after the bell, two big names in technology. apple and twitter. sluggish iphone sales. that's what everybody said. for twitter, sports fans i gave the news earlier and certainly about new user growth. can they get new people to sign on to twitter. a lot of big names coming up here watching it in new york. true into cheryl, thank you are looking at earnings, really about the guidance and what they say about the second half of the year. that's why keep going back to the idea of the economy has been solid people question whether we are in recession. dagen: i was looking at the numbers from rich peterson s&p on the earnings. the rate is finally below the average in terms of companies coming in above expectations. from evaluation but active, the s&p 500 is 18 times on a forward basis, which is a premium to the 15 year average. for stocks like expensive. they are now beating next to patients. slightly below the average. apple, by the way, always since the lowball its guidance. true into the outcome of that is true. they keep expect patients in check. >> the upside for twitter really quickly is the political ad spending. see if that is a needle, whether they will generate a lot more revenue in terms of advertising. >> that the story further media companies. maria: bernie sanders supporters take over the busiest streets in philadelphia. i wrote kennedy cut up with a few enthusiasm i know quite they are still feeling the burden. allies from president clinton as he gears up to take the stage tonight. the clinton campaign amid turmoil. we will talk about it next. back in a moment. ♪ maria: it is day two of the dnc. after yesterday, day one, democratic party is trying to consolidate support behind presumptive nominee hillary clinton. bernie sanders message of liberty fell on ears as protest march throughout philadelphia. fox business network's kennedy joined to find out what they are still hoping to accomplish. >> it is hot out here. we are going to find out what is on people's minds today. [chanting] >> warty protesting today? >> the unfairness of hillary clinton, debbie wasserman schultz. >> the democratic party is digging their own grave. >> voter fraud, voter suppression. pretty clear that it is. >> debbie wasserman schultz was booed. the >> well, she deserves it. >> i still believe bernie sanders will be our next president. >> a lot of change. here in philadelphia the protesters are far more organized and on message than they were in cleveland. what are you protesting? >> owl is a corrupt primary election. we see you, debbie. >> we represent hundreds of thousands of people who feel a dissolution and upset the democracy has been stolen. >> i really don't know. if he doesn't win the nomination, we get jail time up there. >> we are not voting for hillary. if he doesn't get the nomination, we are voting for jill stein. ♪ >> are you feeling the burn? >> yes, i am feeling the burn. >> maria, i'm leaving the protest thanks to the giant joint. back to you in studio. maria: thank you, kennedy. interesting to see protesters in action i know what they are trying to accomplish. is it just that they want a bigger platform? >> listen to what one of them just told kennedy. bernie sanders will still be president. maria: they just want to be heard. that is why they were in the street. i don't know how you get some of these individuals behind hillary clinton. i mention this earlier with a poll done last month about 55% would vote for hillary clinton. you have people say and lock up, lock her up. what am i watching? the rnc or the. she is so disliked they had to use dirty tricks within the democratic committee to get her to defeat a 74-year-old socialist. it is extraordinary. >> we typed about the sun break. the party has moved very far to the left. the essential challenge now is that 44% of the american electorate who identify as independent. how do you cater to the far left and get the middle while donald trump -- we've got to try. you're not just going to hand the election over. she will have a moderate. maria: maybe that is why she chose 10 kaine. coming up, the democratic party, should they hide hillary clinton? more in a moment. 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(the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. maria: welcome back. good morning. i am maria bartiromo from the democratic national convention in philadelphia. tuesday, july 26. top stories at 8:00 a.m. on the east coast. fighting for unity, net otted charisma minster in its full support behind hillary clinton and an urging his fans to do the same. >> this election is not about and has never been about hillary clinton or donald trump or bernie sanders or any of the other candidates who sought the presidency. this election is about msp about the needs that the american people and the kind of future we create for our children and our grandchildren. maria: night one of the convention including eva longoria, demi lovato among celebrities to. last night whether it helps or hurts the party we will take a look. breaking news this morning. police have killed two men who attacked a church and pledged allegiance to isis. the latest development in s. france gets attacked once again. burning out of control occur wildfires spread rapidly in california. the blaze over 33,000 acres. we look where it is headed now. from protesters to euros, dallas police chief called on demonstrators to type or jobs to bridge the gap between officers and the communities they serve. applications have soared. more on that coming up. twitter beefing up its streaming business. find out if you can watch your favorite team from the social media platform. mcdonnell earnings just getting in below expectations. the stock is down about 2% right now. broader market searching for direction. teachers indicated willacy lower opening for the dow jones industrial average suit the weaker then expect that earnings for mcdonald's. the federal reserve picking up a two-day meeting with reports as well in terms of economic data in home prices, new home sales and consumer confidence. take a look at where we stand in europe has received earnings coming out. up about 11 points. the dax index 25. cac in paris down. things have turned more positive. mixed performances at nikkei average in japan for 1.5%. others on the upside. joining me this morning, dagen mcdowell, harlan hill and jessica tarr love. a great lineup of guests coming up. we've got a great lineup. 32 advisers and outside adviser to president obama bumper bolts as it does. massachusetts senator scott brown of fox business network stuart varney along with clinton administration chief of staff mack mclarty. bernie sanders is urging supporters to vote for hillary clinton. he did so during a speech at the democratic national convention. many angry and vocal after leaked dnc e-mail suggested officials showed much more favorable treatment to hillary clinton dropped the primary process. blake or men live with the latest. >> good morning. bernard sanders went to bat last night for hillary clinton. his one-time political rival during the primary process. sanders did talk about the political revolution as he sees it. his part in the primary process. he said at this point he feels that hillary clinton is the only one who can offer solution. sanders says clinton will go to work for working families along with the job, elderly and the poor. >> by these any objective observer will conclude that based on her ideas and her leadership, hillary clinton must be calm the next president of the united states. reporter: center speech culminated in what supporters were actively booing hillary clinton's name. sanders delegates were a mixed bag after his speech. >> he was electric as always, but he is good. he's out of the race. i am with her. >> donald trump is awful and dangerous. i'm also not going to vote yes on the lesser of two evils. that is just me personally. you know, she hasn't earned my vote. >> looking ahead to day two of the dnc later tonight. the headliner is the obvious one. former president bill clinton will not only vouch for his own party, but also do so on behalf of his wife. maria, back to you. maria: blake burman with the latest there. dnc speakers try to unify their party behind hillary clinton. some -- donald trump all others had to hillary. michelle obama had a different message about america. >> don't let anyone tell you that this country is in grave. that somehow we need to make it great again. because this right now is the greatest country on earth. >> what kind of a man cheats students, chief investors, chief workers? i will tell you what kind of a man. a man who must never be president not the united states. >> i have known hillary for almost a quarter-century. i've never met anyone smarter, tougher or more ready to lead us forward. >> two weeks ago. maria: joining us now is ceo and outside adviser to president obama, robert wolf. a big night last night. the speeches -- your reaction. >> with them, we spoke with before and i think all of our democrat friends were a little nervous base on what was happening during the day. it was all really on the secretary -- senator warren, senator sanders in first lady michelle obama and the three of them brought it home. michelle speech was crazy good. until then, there was a little delayed and nerve-racking. that's a convention. strong speeches, great ending. true to what you think the supporters of bernie sanders are going to do at the end of the day? >> i think a disproportionate amount. i'm talking 85%, 90% will end up voting for secretary clinton. the rest will probably go third party. very few will go to donald trump because the fact is supreme court to them will be one of the biggest aspects to their decision-making. there is a slim to none chance they would want donald trump to be that decision-maker. >> according to the polls, robert, you've got 13% 25% undecided right now. usually it's much lower in the single digits at this point. do the democrats need to be careful to basically set a positive message about hillary clinton is one of the same we talked about last week. heavy on bashing clinton, but to settle on promoting donald trump in who he is as a person. they need to be careful of that. >> absolutely. other than elizabeth warren, i would say they were attacked to. there was an much more pro-democracy, pro-unity, pro-diversity speech. we learned that a lifetime ago when it was kerry versus bush. kerry was anti-bush. bush was pro-bush and he won because people want to vote for something. the most important thing is get out the vote. as you go to vote for someone. >> totally. i agree. i will say something nice about george bush now so brace yourself. bush was also pro-america and that was really central to the show speaks to talk about that we have never not been great and that should be part of the optimistic message. if you're high on america, i think you will do well. i agree about this not bashing trump saying i don't think people want to play those games. i think what elizabeth warren has a fantastic senator and i respect her a lot, or speech last night was the weakest one and showed why she was vp pick. if you had heard hillary on the ticket, it would not be appealing to working-class white men. look at cory booker and if you pick progressive that would've been a better pick for that. she is settling into the attack dog role and that is all well and good. it's the right bp. >> fights for the center. progressives have moved left. conservatives have moved right. we are down to 10 swing states and it's going to be the independent vote. maria: how did they reach the independents? >> you'll have to talk substantial policy and get away from nationalistic and populist rhetoric. the next three, four months you will have people really talking. >> they need to focus on improving numbers untrustworthiness a record number of people find her untrustworthy. how you change that in three days i have no idea. >> i don't think it is about changing someone's perception. it is about making a choice. i can go through the numbers for a trump is filled on trade be to the relatively disqualified. >> certainly by his son party. the more they get -- the more the voters have gotten to know hillary clinton, the less they trust her. that is tricky and dangerous if you're running for the highest office in the land. maria: no data is a good night in the face of what we saw yesterday with the democratic national committee e-mail. >> no question we needed that david. maria: your good friend of president obama. >> i haven't talked to in the last 48 hours. it would not be on the dnc situation. he will be here on wednesday. president clinton tonight. one of the biggest differences is that surrogates matter going into the last three months of convention. you have to spread out to many states. donald trump and hillary clinton in one place at one time. if you look at the lineup with president clinton, michelle obama, warren sanders, president obama. you have no crews. >> we may never see republican president again. >> i think it bodes well for making sure that you get out and talk your talk and that's important. >> when you say policy and discussion, that's a really important point and i agree with that. when you look at hillary's economic policy, i don't know that it will resonate with independents. >> first of all, right now is with independents will start listening. i think you've ignored the primary. i know no one goes on websites and you and i have been doing this for a teen years on elections. secretary clinton has deep dive policy on infrastructure, advanced manufacturing, clean energy. she needs to make sure that it's out there and people know it. you can't go look for her. she has to start talking. maria: robert, you've done incredibly well in business. how will that move the needle and economic roads? we all know its economic growth. she wants to raise taxes. she wants to add on to regulation. is that going to move the needle? >> that's a fair question and i would say differently. some loopholes leaving like maybe for oil and going to clean energy. maybe advanced manufacturing. >> she wants to complicate capital gains taxes. >> capital gains is not moving the needle on the economy today. stock market has had the biggest rally at her. zero interest rates. it does not impact the middle class. capital gains really is a narrow focus on the top 3%, 4%. dagen: she will stick it to those people she can stick it to you. >> if you look at trump's policy -- it's everything you need it to be... and more. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover 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northwestern france overnight. it happened overnight about 55 miles northwest of paris. police shot and killed both attackers and antiterrorism forces were called in but not before the nine to the life of one of the hostages as they cut the throat of a catholic priest. the french presidency isis is likely behind today's attack. he made the statement in the breaking news that isis has claimed response ability. france has been on high alert after an attack that killed 84 people in a series of deadly attacks last year which isis also has taken responsibility for. they have just now condemned the attack the vatican just releasing a statement. here at home, a massive wildfire continues to rage out of control. officials say days before they get a handle on it. the same fire burning near los angeles has tripled in size earning 10,000 acres a day since it started last friday. charred more than 33,000 acres, claimed 18 homes thus far. 3000 firefighters on the job doing with rugged hills and temperatures soaring into the triple digits. thousands of people returned last night. california and a state of emergency today. the shootings of five law enforcement officers in dallas texas. the police department has an application soared. as a matter of fact, applications tripling for the police department. from july 8 through july 20th, 12 days following the shootings the department has received 467 applications, 40th day. police say an increase of 40% since the shootings. people are really signing up to help police in dallas. big week for earnings. results with the dow components before three m., caterpillar, verizon. dupont, technologies earnings per share and revenue. they reported disappointing results playing on the stack in the premarket. mcdonald's down 3% and also after the ballot here in firm apple and twitter. albaugh does numbers coming in today. as far as apple, iphone sales and for twitter it is about user growth. back to you. maria: we will be watching that one. let me get your take on verizon first. the rise in revenue mix. >> that's right. a site beyond eps by 2 cents a share. the revenue did disappoint at 30.50 yen. wall street looking for slightly higher at 30.9 billion. basically the revenues are down about 7% year-over-year. while we are watching as the shares are under slight pressure. verizon has been a goat to stop because of the 4% dividend yield thatwarren buffett really likes. basically the ceo of verizon talking a lot about the acquisition for the active users to their mobile media strategy. a 2.2 million for the walkout by the union a couple months ago. we watch these earnings throughout the day. back to you. maria: we will be watching as well. a celeb studded night at the democratic national convention. dagen mcdowell will break down the most noteworthy moments of the night. including this gem from comedienne sarah silverman. >> can i say to the bernie or bust people, you are being ridiculous. this just got interesting. why pause to 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being ridiculous. maria: and not from bernie sanders supporter. what is your take here? dagen: actors and actresses are only at giving good as the material. whoever wrote that deserves their paycheck revoked. maria: she was actually just reacting. dagen: you have to be careful because these people are well known here they are famous for whatever field they are in. it comes across as being condescending. given what had gone on that day, to say to the sanders supporters can you tell them they are ridiculous, i don't think that will make them feel better. well it's not them from shouting blocker out. maybe not. it was awkward to watch her and al franken so they need to be careful. lena donovan is supposed to be good i don't know what day. again, awkwardness. maria: y mc fun of scottao? dagen: i totally agree. >> i want charles in charge of me all the time. scott has made ludicrous statements on the trail. >> like what? >> when he says unilaterally trump will make america great. when he talks about banning muslims. we just have to doubt this. i'm not surely an addendum will move the needle and hillary clinton's favor. she's not overwhelmingly popular amongst millennia women, which is why she's been wrought out there. i don't want anyone they can the argument just because she's a well made. i am scared that maybe would have been. dagen: these celebrities are haughty and elitist good when you put them on a national stage between new york and los angeles i don't know how they get the vote out. >> i thought i'll franken was mocking trump supporters. dagen: that was kind of the point. can i take a short break. what do you think? her website. let us know what she thought. hillary clinton's turn to shine with the democratic national convention. donald trump stealing of the spotlight this week. more on the heated rivalry next. back in a minute. ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) 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(the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. ...... >> live from the democratic convention in philadelphia, pennsylvania, once again, here is maria bartiromo. maria: welcome back, i'm maria bartiromo and it's tuesday, july 26th. here are your top stories 8:30 a.m. on the east coast. a wild start to the democratic convention. protests and fractured e-mails, first lady michelle obama explaining why clinton is important for the white house. >> hillary did not pack up and go home because as a true public servant, hillary knows that this is so much bigger than her own desires and disappointments. maria: meanwhile, on the campaign trail, donald trump headed to key battle ground states, florida and north carolina today and he's acknowledging his convention bump in the polls last night. >> well, i'm very happy about it. i think the public is very smart, they know what's going on and they're tired of clinton and they're tired of obama and they're tired of bad trade deals and not beating isis and the problems that we have. they're just fired of it. maria: in business this morning, we're watching business earnings, and apple ahead of the report, the company will report its quarter and the analysts are reporting a decline in profit and revenue and the key number to watch, sales of the iphone. we'll take a look there. the market this morning are searching for direction. and take a look, we're looking at weakness, the dow jones industrial average expected to open down about 11 points and s&p 500 and the nasdaq are fractionally better on the section. the federal reserve is kicking off a two-day meeting and we'll get home prices and the markets. the markets are mixed this morning in europe, as you see the dax up 42 points and things improved for european markets in the last half hour, we're seeing buying now. in asia, mixed action there. the nikkei average was down as the japanese yen is soaring. republican presidential nominee donald trump is revving up attacks on ousted democratic national committee chair debbie wasserman schultz, as the democratic convention gets underway yesterday. >> here is the story, here is the story. so debbie was totally loyal to hillary and hillary threw her under a bus and it didn't take her more than five minutes to make that decision. man, i don't want her covering my back, i'll tell you right now. maria: i want to bring in right now, former massachusetts senator scott brown and judy miller, both fox news contributors. can donald trump use the dnc controversy to seize control of this race? >> of course he can. i've said it's his to lose and not only with hillary clinton and her scandal and the new scandal involving the dnc. if he has no unforced errors and plodding along and hitting the key battle ground states and electoral college, he had as a good chance to win. maria: judy miller, what do you think? >> i think it's a tricky issue for him because the hack of the dnc e-mails appears to be a russian military intelligence origin. the fbi is now investigating that and if donald trump has as much russian money invested in his companies as his democratic critics say, this-- there could be blowback for him on this. that being said, maria, i have to tell you i was stunned by the lack of talk at the dnc, day one, about national security or foreign policy. on the other hand, and this is not a good story for the democrats and certainly not for hillary clinton. maria: i agree with you. i actually saw somebody tweeted out and i retweeted it because it was like a wow moment, 61 speeches yesterday, not once mentioned isis. >> wow. that's the problem. you have a situation where you have people in germany being killed, obviously, you have what happened in france and what's happening in our country and the difference between the republicans and the democrats on the number one issue affecting everybody in this country is national and world security. and just to touch on a little bit the narrative of the whole russian theme. do you think that the american people really think that donald trump is working with the russians to get out the dnc e-mails? >> he said that it wasn't the russians, but the dnc, it was an inside job. and that's what julian aasange. >> you want to believe the wikileaks guys. dagen: and the e-mail hack, that doesn't connect with the vote voters, you're so close to the election, what matters to people, their own financial security or lack of security thereof and president obama has gone out of his way to dismiss-- he calls them outside fears about terrorists and irrational fears and it will be a huge mistake this week if they avoid talking about the grave terror threat overseas and here at home. maria: he gave a press conference last week and basically said that everything that donald trump said in his speech, his acceptance speech last week doesn't jibe with reality and then like five minutes later he had to give another press conference to explain what was happening in germany because germany was attacked. >> he's out of touch with reality, the reality that we're under attack, not only us, but our allies and we need someone who is going to stand behind allies. if you're looking at what is happening, they're not talking about foreign policy, they're avoiding the terror that's affecting everyday citizens. i think come october you're going to see more e-mails release that could dramatically affect the outcome of this election. >> wikileaks is threatening it. >> this president has his head in the sand, we have almost daily terror attacks at the hands of isis and he's denying there's a problem. how can we address the problem if you deny its existence. >> he went to a baseball game in cuba when a nato ally m-- during the brussels terror attacks and doing the wave and giving an interview. ap democrats act like it's not important, but it is important the optics for the democrats, it matters. maria: unfortunately, judy miller, we have to report there's another attack right now in france, france got attacked again this morning. >> right, and the situation in europe is truly appalling. in germany, there were four attacks in one week. most of them tied in some way to asylum seekers and the assault has been so steady, that germany, which has been the most pro refugee country in europe is now revising its policies. there are 56 investigations ongoing, according to the german minister of interior into possible refugees related to terror. so, islamic refugees related to terror, just in germany. i think that if this administration continues to deny, deny the obvious, it's going to hurt hillary clinton no matter how proactive she says she's going to be about this problem. maria: scott. i just want to say something to you directly so i'm going to look at you. i remember last week when we were in cleveland how debbie wasserman schultz was so smarmy to the republican convention, you guys need my help, belittling and demeaning what was happening in cleveland and what goes around comes around. >> sent out a tweet, look, if you need another chair because you're so disorganized, i'm here. >> it's laughable, no offense, i'm not a big fan. the fact that she's out with the 50 states with hillary clinton, good luck, it's going to remind everything what's going on. i felt bad for her yesterday, she was booed and escorted out by security, that she needed security to help her, they were so angry with her. dagen: she made her bed-- >> she was immediately hired by hillary clinton, immediately hired by hillary clinton. >>, but hillary says she didn't know what happened because she wasn't following the dnc. >> okay. here we go again. >> and to lie to the american people. >> deja vu. maria: senator scott brown and judy miller, as always, we appreciate it. we'll be live from the democratic national convention and don't miss our special prime time coverage as well. i'll kick it off live with guests, and 6 p.m. and hillary clinton's loss could be donald trump's gain with regard to the sanders' supporters. and donald trump's attempt to bring in bernie fans. we'll be back in a moment. ♪ ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? 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>> he's going to be speaking within the hour, literally around 9:30, 9:45. he should be speaking. i think he's going to seize control of the news cycle again and i think he's going to make his pitch. come on, you bernie sanders supporters come over to my side. issue number one is trade. if you watch the convention speeches last night the crowd was full of those no tpp signs, we don't want that trans-pacific par deals. and trump will say come over to my side. he's going to say, i'm the outsider, i won. the system was rigged against me, i won. the system was rigged against you, bernie, come over, i won, vote for me. and i'm sure maria, you've been following the terrible story of the attack in france. 84-year-old priest had his throat slit in church today in france. there was no mention of terror last night at the democrat convention. this morning, when donald trump goes up to speak, i would bet that he'll season this latest terror attack and say, i'm the security guy. i'm the law and order guy. vote for me. maria: yeah. stuart: and he'll be right back in front of the news, grabbing the headlines way before the democrats even begin their second day. maria: yeah, it's just horrible, stuart, french jihadists beheading the priests and it's very upsetting. see you in a few minutes. stuart: thank you, maria. maria: "varney & company" begins at the top of the hour, 9:00 a.m. eastern after "mornings with maria". we want to take a look at the trump and dnc talk and later eyes on president bill clinton will take the stage and a little more bubba what they need. ♪ v >> welcome back. president bill clinton one of the headliners of tonight's program at the democratic national convention, the 42nd president of the united states looking to rally support and unity behind his wife's candidacy. moments ago donald trump tweeted out why aren't the democrats speaking about isis? bad trade deals, broken borders, police and law and order? the republican convention was great and joining me now is president clinton's former chief of staff and he's mack mcklarty. thank you for joining us. >> always great to be with you. maria: let's preview bill clinton tonight. what are you expecting the president to say? >> i don't think anyone kind of prosecutors a case, so to speak, makes a case better than bill clinton. it's a little tricky making that case for his wife, who he loves and respects and he's very, very proud. but i really expect him to do it in a bill clintonesque manner and i think he'll have the hall right in the palm of his hand and i think he'll have the viewers in the palm of his hand, he'll make a strong case. maria: he resonates with so many people and even after all of the divisiveness and the debate about where we are, people do support bill clinton. >> well, i think secretary clinton is running as a builder and that's a bill clinton characteristic and that's a hall mark of his presidency. maria: and the headline coming in was the dnc e-mail scandal and debbie wasserman schultz loses her job over it. how much of an issue is this still for the campaign and for the dems? >> you can't make this stuff up. maria: yeah, it's amazing. >> it really is. i think, i think it's unfortunate. i like congressman wasserman schultz very much, respect her, i think she made the right decision stepping down and i think we're getting beyond it. i mean, really, i think it was in late may when the e-mails came out so the election was already decided, the primary was already decided, but i think people want a fair process and as chairman of the party, i was on the national committee when bob strauss was chairman many years ago and that's the hallmark of a chairmanship. you've got to be unbiased and fair. so i think she made the right decision, but i think the convention will move on. maria: that's exactly it. people, regardless of what side you're on, just want to make sure it's a fair process and nobody's cheating. >> and that's the hallmark of democracy and that's a part of this campaign. maria: so those sanders' supporters last night they were in the room, they were outside. >> they were loud. maria: they were loud and even, sarah silverman, i don't know what did you think about sarah silverman coming out and saying, i support bernie sanders? >> i think that's good and she chastised some of the supporters. maria, the hall was packed and that's sharp contrast of the republican convention and my sense is truly while some of the sanders' supporters were loud, it was a pretty small group. and so, and i also thought senator sanders, i thought did it fine job. i think he hit just the right balance, first half he spoke to his supporters who threw their hearts over the bar and he ran a remarkable campaign, but then he without any equivocation endorsed secretary clinton, a sharp contrast to the residential convention. maria: we were there in cleveland last week and it was extraordinary to see jam packed auditorium last night and it wasn't like that on day one for the republican convention, you're absolutely right. >> you got it. maria: what about the idea that isis was not mentioned? there were 61 speeches last night and not one of them took on national security or isis and terrorism? >> well, it's a three-- it will be a multi-day convention so i think there will be a proper time to talk about national security. clearly secretary clinton has an experience and understanding of international affairs, including terrorism, that's pretty singular in my view and i think the obama administration, despite some of the criticism has been fully engaged on this issue so i think we'll hear it. i do think though, maria, to emphasize the doom and gloom too much, i mean, we've got to be realistic about our problems, but go forward with the country and solve these problems and that's really what's before us, so he i think it will come. maria: it's true, if they're too doom and gloom it's going to sound like trump and they've been criticizing. >> i don't think we run a risk of that, not just doom and gloom, i think that the line of demarcation will be clear. maria: what do you think hillary's policy will be against isis? i mean, look, a lot of criticism around president obama the last couple of years that he hasn't addressed this as effectively that he should have. we should have gotten in front of isis because they're stronger and stronger, and another attack this morning in france, which was horrific, the throat of a priest, it's just disgusting. what do you think that hillary's plan and solutions will be. >> i think secretary clinton and, of course, i know her well, personally and as well as from a political standpoint. she's a team player, as secretary of state, she was part of the obama administration, president obama was the chief executive. it's well-documented and known she'll have a more muscular policy. i think secretary schultz secretary of state, she refers to often, i don't think she'll emulate that or george schultz in every instance, but i think she'll be more muscular, more assertive in terms of how we take on isis. maria: what does that mean? what are you saying? >> well, i think she'll keep all of her options open, but i think she will likely be more open to more aggressive policy, not necessarily troops, i think there's great reservation about that. maria: sure. but much more active intelligence gathering and i think she will be able to rally our allies much better than we maybe-- and i think maybe we've done today, but also the time is more serious now, timing has a lot to do. maria: sure is. >> i think it will be a strength for us, is my point. maria: and our allies, we want to join the fight, but not going to do it while assad is in power, so all of these things will certainly-- >> that's a catch 22. we've got to address this in a much more creative and aggressive manner. maria: mack, thank you for being on the program. mack mclartv. back with our panel. back in a moment. l ♪ wake me up before you go-g go-go, ♪ >> welcome back. day two kicks off from the democratic national convention. let's get final thoughts from our all-star panel. what are you thinking about, jessica. >> thinking about bill clinton and everyone here is good or bad. i think that he's going to pull out all the stops in defense of the democratic party and certainly his wife. it will be interesting to see the standard voters reaction to him because he's the king and enjoys a favorability rating and charming. >> if they're not talking about the jobs, economy and isis, they're losing. i want to hear that. dagen: good luck to the democrats in the next three days making hillary clinton seem trustworthy. 68% don't see her as trustworthy, that's an all-time high. they've got to get those if they want to them to get out to the polls. >> great to see everybody. >> enjoy the convention. maria: the democratic national convention in philly all week. don't miss the special prime time coverage beginning at 6 p.m. eastern. i will see you live from the arena floor. that will do it for us this morning. stay with fox business, "varney & company" begins right now. over to you. stuart: thank you. philadelphia, a chaotic opening to a socialist convention, loud boos at every mention of hillary clinton's name and far left policies that would make america just like europe. that's how it started. good morning, everyone. well, right from the get-go, the democrat convention heard bernie's outrage. the booing from his supporters began during the opening prayer and it rarely went away. it was supposed to be a coronation, but it was an angry crowd, a divided crowd. it came together when bernie sanders and senator elizabeth warren attacked the bankers, the billionaires, and income inequalit

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