>> i'm harris falkner, we are live as fox reports tonight. the polls now closed in mexico. as the country with a huge drug war going on with which we share a border chooses a new president. how will he, whom ever he is, deal with the war. are you ready to decide what happens next with health care in this country? some people arguing tonight it is in fact your turn. >> four days after the u.s. supreme court decision to uphold the obamacare act. and what happens in four months. one last chance to defeat

obamacare, we can do that in the november election. >> anybody wants to repeal, has to explain to people they will he' lose the benefits they're already getting. >> fox reports on the intensifying war of words. also, egypt's new president making a pledge that could complicate relations with the u.s. he's calling for the release after terrorist, this is the same sheik died to the scene to blow up the world trade tower the first time. now the calls to let him go free from his prison cell in america. and now, the reaction it's getting here at home and voters headed to the polls south of the border. how mexico's presidential election could affect our national security. we begin with the oppressive heat and still, no electricity or air conditioning or refrigeration. it's the nightmare combination for millions of americans tonight. the temperatures in triple digits. utility officials say it could

be days before power is restored, following that monster storm system that ripped through our nation's capital in seven states. we showed you the damage last night. homes destroyed. trees uprooted. power lines obviously ripped down without the power. and we are learning the death toll in just the last few minutes has risen, to at least 14. the punishing hot weather making it so difficult for crews to restore service, and for people to hang on until they do. officials asking people not to drive until all the debris is cleared from the the streets. saying the the storm came with the force of a hurricane without the warning, to prepare ahead of time for the aftermath. fema and federal partners working closely with state and local officials. president obama already issuing an emergency disaster declaration for all counties within west virginia and ohio. governors there requesting disaster relief right away. they need generators, they need help setting up shelters and more fresh water.

doug mcelway live with the news at a red cross cooling shelters in maryland. and doug, how many people are staying at that shelter tonight? >> the red cross tells me they had about a hundred people here last fight, more than a hundred. they're expecting probably that number again tonight and most the people at the shelter were here because a very large tree fell on their apartment and building roof, and it's uninhabitable. so there's a very good chance that they may be in need of shelter, even long after the power has been restored. even though, the american red cross says it's willing to adom kate. >> accommodate. what we have now is not only the emergency shelter, the other thing, we're helping to staff cooling stations and we're doing some emergency feeding and some of the more stricken areas where there's still no power. >> reporter: maryland governor paid a visit to the shelter this afternoon. and bolstering spirits of the

occupants and telling reporters that recovery efforts have been hampered. unlike a hurricane, people can forecast three or four days in advance and pre-position equipment and crews, there was no such opportunity with this storm. indeed, a representative from virginia power say some people should expect be to be out power for days to come. >> of the million that were originally affected, we expect to restore 80 to 85% by tuesday night. 90 to 95% by thursday. and the-- a lot of hard work happens in the last 5 to 10% and we expect to have nearly all remaining servers restored by saturday and restoration complete on sunday. >> so, that's the next sunday, that means, it will have been nine days since the storm hit for a lot of people without power. some people are using local shopping malls as sort of defacto shelters and one of our colleagues the at the fox

business channel sent us a still picture from the montgomery mall in nearby bethesda, maryland spreading out picnic blankets and the opportunity to charge up iphones, ipads and electronic devices and our colleague describes the scene at montgomery mall as crowded as december 24th, but with most people browsing, not shopping. harris. >> there were a lot of people in the picture that our colleagues sent us. doug, i was reading earlier and i hadn't thought about this really, but in the district of columbia with the power outages, a question i guess if federal government offices would be open. what about that, when will the feds go back to work? >> well, they're planning on opening up tomorrow. but this is a huge concern, harris, because, from my travels around the greater washington region over the last 24 hours, i would estimate that perhaps as many as half of the traffic signals are still nonfunctioning. so, the federal government open tomorrow, albeit with the employ's on unscheduled leaves or unscheduled telework so we

encourage people to stay home if you possibly can, it's going to be tremendous gridlock tomorrow. harris, back to you. >> harris: the storm system still affecting so many people including our nation's government. doug mcelway, thank you very much. meteorologist jim dickey with accu-weather is going to join us now and whether you're a storm victim or dealing with a heatwave, it's 100 degrees at this hour in some places and so what is the forecast, jim? >> well, it's still very hot in many spots tonight. many spots toppled all time record highs, that includes knoxville, tennessee, charlotte, north carolina, good news, bad news, a lot of storms again and those are cooling things down and rocky mountain north carolina, they came down earlier and triple digits down to the 70's, with this, some of the storms especially in in complex that moved through eastern north carolina, once again, 80, 90 mile per hour winds and downing more trees, more power outages with that, and again, temperatures going to soar again on monday, and core heat from the nation to the central plains into missouri and

eastward into the southeast and raleigh, north carolina and when you factor in the humidity, 110 to 115 degrees, and going forward here, middle part of the week, sort of the same pattern, rebuilding, and the jetstream stays northward and a hot air mass build up in the station's mid section and east towards the 4th of july. good news in the the northeast, staying on the cooler side and not in the triple digits. >> hopefully not triggering any more storm systems like what we just saw. >> welcome, there will still be some thunderstorms out there. like we saw here tonight. when we have the heat and the humidity, easy to pop the very strong thunderstorms, keep an eye in the sky for the next couple afternoons for sure. >> jim dickey with accu-weather and bring you back as the news warrants it. a brand new poll, it shows a growing number of you may have negative feelings about the u.s. supreme court, since the health care decision came out last thursday and rasmussen poll comes out and believes

americans bleaching the court is doing a bad job, up to 28% from 17%, and this as political washington goes into overdrive. republican lawmakers promising to push ahead with efforts to repeal the affordable health care act and calling on voters to make sure they have the final say in november. and steve centanni. >> reporter: for republicans there are two powerful political weapons they can use in this presidential campaign. one is a rallying cry to repeal the affordable care act altogether and the other is insistence, a new tax has been imposed on the middle class, brought to the airwaves by republican leaders, including the speaker of the house. >> the american people do not want to get on this path. they do not want the government telling them what kind of insurance policy they have to buy, and how much they're going to pay for it and if you don't like it, we're going to tax you. >> and boehner says that voters can defeat obamacare by

electing mitt romney in november. the high court ruled 5:4 thursday that the the affordable care act also known as obamacare, is constitutional under the federal taxing powers, but while republicans plan to make that new tax a campaign issue, the president's chief of staff says that very few people would actually have to pay it. >> the only thing in this bill that puts a burden on individuals to pay more is a penalty for those who can afford insurance and choose not to buy it and to be clear, that's 1% of the population, in massachusetts, where this was tested in the plan that governor romney put in place, 1% of the population ended up paying the penalty. >> reporter: and lew says the tax, what he calls a penalty will not be a burden to the middle class and that it's now time to focus on the economy and jobs and to move ahead with implementation of the affordable care act, harris. >> harris: he may say it's time to move on, but something tells me the conversation will

continue ott political lines anyway, steve centanni, thank you. let's move on to our border, a country with 114 million citizens leading through a drug war. we're awaiting the results of the mexican election, polls now closed and we could be a short hours away from finding out who voters voted to replace calderone. and as we see the violence spill over the border how will mexico's new president address it. the that could have an impact on our national security. william la jeunesse. >> reporter: as you say, the polls closed here in mexico, two hours later in western mexico. the ballots are filled out almost exclusive by pencil at the polling places and they're at the polling place, by officials from each party.

excuse me, unlike the last two elections this one is relatively quiet. in 2000, voters toppled 71 years of 1 party rule and six years ago, the far left candidate came within a fraction of winning. but the outcome tonight is not considered in doubt. how they will govern and tap on the drug war, that remains unanswered. >> this is the plaza of the confusion, a major gathering place for social and political causes. while it appears that polls suggest the front runner will become the next president of mexico, there's an uncertainty if he can shake the baggage of the party that he represents. in the end, it's all the same thing, when-- went to the power of 2000 we all thought that would change, but then in the end we're starting to realize that it's the same thing. >> now, pena is the hands and face of pre-a party known for corruption, repression and

dirty politics, he says those days are over and wants closer ties with the u.s. and in second is liberal manuel, who blocked the streets of mexico city six years ago when he narrowly lost and many voters have not for given nor forgotten and malta represents the current political party and she ran an ineffective and unfocused campaign and never lived up to her slogan of being different. so, basically, harris, by midnight, we do expect to find out who is the next president of this country. our fourth largest trading partner. excuse me, third largest and fourth largest provider of oil. >> william, quickly before i let you go. any indication of what people want a new president to do. whoever he or she would be about the expanding drug war, the role that they would want the u.s. to play, for example. >> they do, all candidates have pledged to continue the drug war, but to reduce the violence, the question is how do you confront the cartel and still reduce the bloodshed.

the concern, rather, they have brought in the colombians who brought in the cartels over concern about american officials, this party will negotiate, if you will, with the cartels to reduce the violence and that's the fear and he says, no, he wants u.s. help. back to you. >> harris: william la jeunesse reporting live from mexico city. developing now, new details about a helicopter crash. new video just coming into our news room. the helicopter had been missing. we'll show you the aftermath coming up. also, egypt's new president wants the united states to set free a man who wanted to see americans slaughtered. the push is for a blind sheik for plotting to kill, for the man convicted of trying to blow up the world trade tower in 1993. a message strong and clear. a former marine on a mission to help injured veterans. >> first, i was skeptical that

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>> right now, wreckage found in arizona confirmed by police to be a helicopter that never made it to its destination. we're told the chopper took off from scottsdale with four people op board, headed to sedona, when it didn't show up, someone reported it missing, a private pilot spotting the wreckage, we don't officially know the fate of the the people in the chopper, but from this video we can only hope they're okay. federal officials are looking

into it. >> concerns between the united states and egypt. following a pledge from the newly elected president. morsi promising to seek the release of a sheik serving in the united states for plot to go blow up city landmarks and considered the spiritual leader behind the 1993 world trade center bombers. we're getting a lot of reaction from home about his remarks. molly line. >> reporter: understandably that michael bloomberg believes the sheik should stay where he is, he was convicted and sentence today life in prison. and he's serving a life sentence in a federal penitentiary in north carolina in his role for a strong of bombings across mork. the united nations and lincoln and holland tunnel and prosecutors also allege that he was the spiritual leader of the men that bombed the world trade center in 1993. new york congressman peter king believes the u.s. needs

to make it very clear that morsi and his rhetoric is not acceptable and that he should stop. >> this is very much confirms our worst fears, you know, the muslim brotherhood he once was part of. he's part of, says he might have changed and moderated his position and i think that people in the administration want to believe that when he makes a remark like this in his inaugural address, it shows his signals to his people and the to the region and strongly has a challenge to the united states. >> it makes it interesting for the governments over there. >> what does it mean for the the relationship with america? >> it is a difficult spot that we're in and calling for the spiritual leaders freedom was pretty bold politically, aggressive move on the part of the new leadership there in egypt. he's the first islamic, freely elected president, and morsi long time ties to the muslim brotherhood and essentially playing to his base here and anti-american sentiments among the people. this could ultimately lead to

a strategic weakening of the u.s. pos domino effect if other countries across the middle east follow suit along with their leadership. >> well, i've only read that we would have no intention of freeing this man. >> right, exactly. absolutely, we haven't heard a thing of considering such a thing. >> molly line, thank you, good see you. >> coming up a report from the ground in the middle east on the first full day of work for egypt's new president and how the transition of the government is going. we'll check in with our leyland vittert. their most valuable potentials gone in an instant. wildfire evacuees returning to place they once called home, some may not find much there. even though flames may have gone in some of the places new threats have now emerged and we're out west live with the latest developments. >> i will rebuild here, not on this spot, too many memories, who wants to be reminded of it every dayments god has his reasons for doing things, i wish i knew what they were.

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>> massive wildfires posing dangers to areas across colorado, a situation we're continuing to watch, but tonight, progress, a bit, being made and some of the evacuees can finally return home. others though, roughly 3,000 people still ordered to stay away. the fire near colorado springs, largest in the state's history destroying 350 homes, leaving chunks of landscape, blackened wasteland, for those fortunate enough to have a home to go back to, it's not the flames, but bears and burglars that pose a new threat. adam housley in colorado springs tonight. adam? >> harris, the wind has died

down and here the smoke has begun to settle and we've had a couple of rain showers throughout the day today. i'm going to step away and show you the area behind me, basically the only area evacuated on the western edge of colorado springs, it's down to just about 3,000 evacuated. and the shadow hills, one of the neighborhoods hard hit and raced down the hid side and into the neighborhood. some blocks are destroyed. in other case cases, one home is still standing. firefighters did an amazing job as the flames turned up to the back porch and we have the video of the people returning to the homes and rebel there, having a chance to go through some of the ash, however, much of the areas are not accessible because the fire crews have to get in therein a utility crews get this there and shut down gas lines, firefighters did have a chance to talk about the fire fights and talk about the situation, with this fire, and what they've made. take a listen. >> firefighters last night have made really good

progress. we did up our containment percentage, 45. believe me when i tell you, there will be smoke and firefighters, we have our eyes in the skies, not any part of this fire at any time. >> there are reports that bears coming into some of the areas where the homes have been evacuated for a few days and food left out in garbage cans or inside and also the monsoon season will come here at some point and the hill sides are barren and worries about mudslides and possible flash fooding and the widow makers, the trees burned like a stick in the ground, and a lot of work be to be done here. they've made a progress, but a number of fires burn across the western states and we know the drought situation here is extremely difficult, harris. >> harris: one point i'm noticing, you've been reporting in days, your shirt is not blowing in the wind and

i can only hope and pray that the winds have died down and it's helping them out. >> yeah, this morning, wasn't windy at all and this afternoon, we had about an hour where the winds came through here and neighbors said that's the way it was a few days ago, the good news is most of the active flames have been knocked down. the only flames still up are much remote areas and nowhere near homes right now and no homes threatened. so the wind stayed away for a couple of days, harris, the rains came. we had a couple of small showers, any water, you as you know, is welcome to firefighters and people in the area. >> harris: the first responders deserve our thanks as well. i'm sure they're exhausted. >> absolutely. >> harris: so much appreciated for their work. adam housley, let's move on and revisit the storm system that's torn up chunks of the u.s. millions of americans devastated by severe thunderstorms that went through several states. coming up, a look at the cleanup effort for them. and terrifying moments at the race track.

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for the top of the news. we are awaiting the results of a pivotal presidential election in mexico. that ruled for the most of the past sentry could make a stunning comeback and it's canada headed into the election with a double digit lead over his opponent, we're told. many voters hoping to end a brutal drug war with weak economic growth and the european's embargo on iranian oil taking effect today. the measures on top of previous sanctions from the united states in the west and hitting iran's economy and u.s. officials saying the american sanctions cutting iranian crude from 2.5 million barrels a day last year, to 1.8 million barrels now. and utility crews hard at work, trying to get the electricity back on for millions of americans struggling through a heatwave. and enduring the aftermath of storms, as you see in the pictures, west virginia one of the state's hardest hit by the system that moved through the mid fact region, and president obama declaring an emergency

there. freeing up federal assistance to supplement the local relief efforts. and our elizabeth cran is in charleston, virginia. >> we have some breaking news for you, in this area, charleston is under a severe thunderstorm watch. not only will people here be sleeping a long, dark evening, a very hot evening tonight. it could be very wet and potentially dangerous, we're not talking a small number of folks here. we know the state itself has about 500,000 people tonight who are still out of power. that's about a third of the population and what they're telling us, they're hearing they can get power back as early as this evening, or as late as friday. these particular crews tell us they'll be working until 11 p.m. tonight. harris. >> harris: i know we have the governor on last night and tomorrow lynn telling us there are in fact no fuel shortages, the power to pump the fuel and how are they dealing with that

now? >> and exactly, we initially heard there was a fuel shortage, but when i spoke for the pio, she said the fuel shortages, it's just no power at the pump so people are going to the same gas station and we're seeing some really heavy lines, in fact, we spoke to one man looking for gas for hours, before he found one gas station, where he waited about 30 minutes, take a listen. >> we've been looking for fuel all day. several of the gas stations that we stopped at were-- we stayed in line and so we had to go to another station and finally here. and happy about it, too. >> reporter: you can hear it's a very small thing, some people are in so much need it makes them happy. to end on a positive note. there were no fatalities here in west virginia, a silver lining, all of the damage can be repaired. harris. >> harris: some of our viewers had a person how people could

run out of gasoline and oil so quickly, they're trying to get areas to get someplace cooler and need their cars and fuel to get there. thank you for your report. getting the story through our viewers' eyes makes us better journalists, especially with the breaking news, we appreciate the pictures and videos we send us, and we want to share some of the images with you now. from our viewer shane in st. marys ohio a picture of this cabin. shane tweeted this one to me. and from our fox news, you report page, dave in fulton, maryland, tells the incredible story of driving home and having a huge tree fall on their car, he and his wife trapped inside late friday night. desperately trying to call 911 on the cell phone and the lines were busy. she was badly hurt and had a fracture in the back of her neck. she finally climbed out on the sunroof somehow, got to the neighbors house for help and

spent 36 hours in the the emergency room. also you can post or tweet videos to us like this, from mike in washington, pennsylvania. he tells us, the 70 foot oak tree that used to sit in the front yard, hit their house and you can see the professionals there picking through the damage and removing the giant tree limbs to see what's left of their home. and one more now from you report on foxnews.com, a viewer sending in this picture. a fair born ohio billed, missing a roof which slid off the top of the building, crossed the fence line and hit the neighboring property in chunks. if you have video or pictures from storms or the wildfire ravaged areas out west, please tend them to ureport@foxnews.com or directly to me at twitter.com/harris falkner or facebook.com/harrisfalkner, stay safe when you snap of the let's turn to the ongoing crisis in syria and the main opposition groups are rejecting an opposition plan

for transitional government. one group calling it a waste of time. and assad could remain in power. all of this as more than 800 people reportedly have died in just the past week. making it the deadliest week since the uprising began more than a year ago. greg palkot has the latest now from damascus, syria. >> harris, in the ten days that we have he been here, we've seen the violence build and build and a day's gruesome attack and just the latest example. it happened in an area of damascus, not far from where we are, and amateur video reporting to show the glass, the aftermath and more than 40 people were killed, more injured. and the opposition claimed syrian security was responsible. we went into that neighborhood on sunday, the muslim workday, shops were closed in protest, few people were out on the street, except a lot of syrian security. and they claim terrorists did it. >> victims of the attack had

their own burial on sunday. while u.n. missions went out on limited humanitarian patrols, the fighting rages on elsewhere, the military said to be mopping up in the battered rebel strong hold in duma, as for the peace plan unveiled on saturday. well, both the syrian government and opposition figures appear to be shooting it down, calling it a failure. and all the while, president al-assad hangs in. harris. >> harris: greg, thank you. a day at the races nearly ends in tragedy and a veteran goes the distance to help our wounded warriors, just two stops as we go across america. >> wisconsin, mud bog racing in eau claire goes horribly wrong, a racer leaving the track landing on top of five spectators. >> it was bouncing up and down and we looked over and we saw,

we saw the front end of the truck lift up and it went over the guardrail. >> harris: several witnesses able to lift the vehicle off the victims. no serious injuries, but a broken ankle for one of them. washington, a mysterious looking flame captivating onlookers in the sky over seattle. >> it's once in a lifetime. >> it's nasa's super guppy, a training plane for space shuttle astronauts, inside that fuselage exact replica the inside of a space shuttle. set to go on display at seattle's museum of flate later this year. >> california, going the distance. [applause] >> 71-year-old former marine cycling from south carolina to san diego, the entire journey, 100 days and relied on the kindness of strangers for shelter and supply, his goal, raising money for injured veterans and just to have fun. >> that's the rain reason, have fun, enjoy life.

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much power president morsi is going to have. especially when it comes to foreign intelligence cooperation, tactical control of the army and then egyptian foreign policy. >> and the army formally handed over power yesterday and at one point the country's former leading military figure saluted the new president, but the question remains if egypt's army will take orders from morsi of a once outlaw religious group. egypt's military received 1.2 billion dollars a year, u.s. military aid and has chose ties to the united states. since egypt's top revolution, they've won the country by committee and the committee says this'll be in charge of rewriting the constitution and how much power the new president will get. it will probably be break down to morsi controlling the domestic issues, source and military and the army maintaining control over itself and foreign policy. that might not sit well with

the tens of thousands who packed them they swarmed morsi and a tense moment he told his visibly tense security guards step back so he could wave at the massive crowd. >> it would appear the army has the upper hand and the turf battle where psident morsi was going to take it, and it doesn't look like things such as the egypt-israeli peace treaty is going to change. morsi almost said that in the speech, but the long run, what happens when this round of army generals retire and the brotherhood has the option of putting its members inside the army and muslim brotherhood that could control the egyptian army could change the strategic mass of the middle east. back to you. >> harris: so much to watch for, thank you. a graduate student nearly mauled to death by wild

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>> a missouri student who was viciously attacked by chimpanzees, showing signs of improvement tonight. andrew overly, who is 26 years old who is no longer in critical condition, enough to clean and stitch his wounds and he was given a tour last week at the sanctuary in south africa, it's a huge place, when officials say two chimps reached underneath an electrified fence and pulled him into their enclosure, to give you an idea how big this place is, witnesses say he was dragged, rather, a half mile

in a frenzied attack and beaten repeatedly. and andrew saying the attack will likely not deter his son. >> and i'm sure if he's able to do it, then he's probably going to be right back there, you know, when he can. that's just, you know, he's put a lot of work into it and i just doesn't think he wants that to go to waste, because, that's, that is what he wants to be doing. >> harris: andrew is getting his masters in anthropology and primematology, and we go around the world in 80 seconds. enkenya, the at one of the churches, police say gunman killed two policemen who were guarding it and attacked the

congregation, and at least 50 killed, some 40 wounded and militants from somalia suspected. >> china, heavy rainfall led to a landslide and then that massive flood created this, a lake, roads and bridges and entire villages downstream taken over by the muddy water. and 200 people evacuated until they can drain it. >> japan. >> protesters outside of a power plant. they doesn't want it turned back on. but the reactor set to go back online. and it's the first one to be operational since the nuclear disaster last year, triggered by the earthquake and tsunami, many nuclear power because of safety fears. kazakhstan. >> touchdown. >> textbook landing. the soyuz space capsule

touching down safely. on board, after 193 days on the international space station, nasa astronaut saying it's good to be home and that's a wrop ap on this trip around the world in 80 seconds. soccer fans going crazy, that's probably not news. but in spain, a one sided ending to the euro cup entertainment. and peter with sports coming up. and micced up right next to me.

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won the last three big international soccer competitions and won the euro cup in 2008 and one in 2010 and this one in 2012. we've got the world cup in 2014. i don't think that anyone is stopping this team, and viva espania. >> harris: look at you and me in our spanish and turquoise. tiger beats the bear. >> tiger woods surpasses jack nicholas the golden bear with the the 74th victory and sam need 82, in first place. there's no reason to believe that tiger woods won't get that one. will he win the majors? he's not won since his accident in 2008. we'll go into the details of that another time. >> harris: you don't want me to say. i won't say anything about the sex scandal. the major league baseball's all-star game, it's going to air on big fox.

july 10th, 7:30 p.m. out of kansas city. we've got the rosters and found out the players that are going to be in it and the best story in the major league all-star game, r.a. dickey, the mets pitcher, 37 years old and 10th year in the major leagues and served a knuckle ball. the ball goes 80 miles per hour tops usually and he's making his first all-star appearance and might star in the all-star game. >> only a sports guy would say 80 miles per hour is not fast. >> that's nothing, harris, and at least 90 or-- >> i can drive fast. so we have a new member, a special member of our fox sports team. >> a new member, erin andrews is making a move to fox sports, investigating big in college football and erin andrews the studio anchor and big hire and big fox is going to be airing college football games every night during the season and erin andrews one of the most talented talents in the entire world, a great edition. >> harris: her contacts and her knowledge of college

sports-- >> every coach, every player respectser and her work, i'm excite today work with her. >> harris: we have her, we have you, who would want anything more? >> we're loaded. >> harris: thank you. >> thank you. >> harris: let's do fox fast forward looking ahead to some of the big stories, coming up this week, on monday, iran will start three days worth of war games. the islamic news agency reporting the guard will run drills, surface to surface missiles. wednesday, the 4th of july, stock markets will be closed for independents day as well as the post office. on friday, the labor department will release unemployment numbers for the month of june, that's how fax reports on a sunday, july 1st, 2012. i'm harris falkner, thanks for watching, huckabee starts right now, have a fantastic week.