bail. goodbye, everybody. in egypt more than 36 people dead and worried it will spinout of control. it is a nation deeply divided. it hasy people ready to weigh in with the u.s. on the sideline. we will talk about the challenging days ahead. he remains on the run without a country and now news that nsa leak erred ward snowden is -- leaker edward snowden is talking to two countries countries who may let him in. will they slip past the white house again? and obamacare takes another hit with so many small businesses struggling under the new mandates.

we will talk to one small business owner who says this delay will just be another year of uncertainty for his business and his employees. hello, everybody. america's news headquarters live from the nation's capital starts right now. and we begin in egypt where deadly protests could go on for days. supporters of mohamed morsi are vowing to remain in the streets until the islamic leader is put back into power. morsi and others are urging the new leaders to end the violence and protect the protesters. connor powell joins us from cairo with the latest. >> reporter: it is not officially under martial law at this minute, but there is a growing military presence in cairo and across the country. so far the military has been unable to prevent the growing

violence. 36 people have been killed. a coptic christian bishop was killed and this is part of the country where the muslim brotherhood is strong, but it is even stronger with radical islamists as well. this is a type of violence and it is in the coming days and weeks as we see more and more egyptians battling it out on the streets. over the night we saw heavy fighting here in cairo and alexandria and other cities where it was really hand to hand combat. both sides using sticks and stones and using molotov cocktails and at times it was reminiscent of a hollywood movie. the top commander met earlier today, but what we haven't heard is a plan to meet with the muslim brotherhood or efforts to sort of find some common ground between the two groups. the muslim brotherhood is still urging its supporters to take to the streets. there has been a large protest, a sit in peaceful protest in cairo near the

republican guard headquarters. that's where we and others believe the former deposed is now being held. one of the top requests by the muslim brotherhood is that morsi must be released. they also want him reinstated. that seems very unlikely. but right now there is no dialogue between the military and the muslim brotherhood. we are expecting protests tonight and tomorrow and in the coming days. >> some challenging times ahead. connor, thank you very much for the update. while many observers believe egypt's military will remain in control in the short-term and continue influencing events behind the scenes after egypt's constitution is amended and restored, questions remain on whether the military intervention has undermind the long-term hope for democratic rule. joining us now with some thoughts on what may happen, fox news military analyst who is also the author of the new book "terror red."

nice to have you here. >> hi, how are you doing? >> let's talk about what is ahead for egypt as we focus on the protests with the ouster of egypt's first democratically elected president. many in egypt are wondering what's next. >> a couple of things. we have to realize that the main reason behind this coup, which everyone in the world is calling a coup except the u.s." and the military had their take cut in half when the muslim brotherhood came into power. the second piece is this is the first and only chance that the muslim brotherhood to have viability. and they are not going to give up this political power as easily as it seemed yesterday. now you are seeing the push back by the muslim brotherhood. it is going to get ugly. it is not over yet. >> what do you say to those who believe the military is

undermining efforts toward a lasting democracy? >> i think it is true. i don't think you will find any successful country followed by a military coup. pakistan is the most recent example. we had problems with this in vietnam. it is not a good way to start a government. one of the problems is the u.s. has not participated in this and trying to help because they have backed the muslim brotherhood which the muslim brotherhood is a terrorist organization. the issue right now and they want their money back. they have disbanded the constitution and the muslim brotherhood is being to push back. we have to remember that the muslim brotherhood is tied at the hip with iran. >> we have witnessed protesters denouncing the administration because it is backing morsi and the brotherhood. what role if any can the u.s. have to influence those in

egypt particularly if they are unstable for some time. is this a time to consider holding back on military and financial aid as senator mccain is suggesting? >> this administration was in support of and the ambassador did make positive statements. they did make positive statements about the old regime a week ago and morsi. they were in support of it. they were hard to walk that back. we have to continue the 1.5 billion. we have to keep some level of influence. there is a great connection between the u.s. military and the egyptian military as corrupt as the military is. we have to keep our fingers in the pie. again i have to say we have to be very concerned that the muslim brotherhood built a strong relationship with iran. iran and the muslim brotherhood are going to be pushing back. there will be more unrest for awhile. >> one of the things is the

next leader needs to be more inclusive without this notion that is seen as an opportunity to pursue a specific political ideology as morsi did. do you agree with that? >> absolutely. what the muslim brotherhood did was say it will be our way or the highway and there was a violent reaction to that. when this election happened many thought it would be a new way of doing business. but it was just called different. what happened is on the practical standpoint is they wanted to keep the corruption money and only give the military half. that really is behind this. the problem is the muslim brotherhood is not going to go quietly into the night because they were so restrictive. a third of the people you are seeing actually don't like the muslim brotherhood. the other third is the military and another third has to do with political opponents. >> always great to see and you nice to have your

perspective. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. with the ousting of the first democratically elected president, many are seeing egypt's second revolution. even though morsi's ouster was a blow to the controversial muslim brotherhood, it does not mean that they are not going down without a fight. joining us with perspective is the president of the american islamic forum and the author of the book "a battle for the soul of islam, an american patriot's fight to save his faith." thank you for joining us. >> it is great to be with you. thank you for having me. >> the fact that egypt's military moved fairly quickly against the muslim brotherhood by arresting key leaders and silencing their communication outlets, do you think it is a catalyst for more serious trouble ahead? >> well, i think it is a course correction for the revolution. all revolutions take years to settle in. this is the voice of the people. there were tens of millions that went to the streets, ten

times that went against mubarak. this started in november when morsi took the mandate of the election which wasn't much of a mandate and there was elimination of the lower parliament. he made himself immune from the judicial review. he put into place that marginal liesed christians and women's groups. he was looked upon as a dictator. now they are course correcting it. yes obviously it is a coup, but in many ways it is the voice of the people. we didn't see revolution 1.0 and we didn't see 2.0 because we keep goingnd this policy that somehow muslims and egypt are destined to be run by secular fashists. we are finding out the majority don't want either and we need a new policy to start to listen to the voice of the people. >> you know, so much of the constitution that morsi put together tried to force shaw reallah at the coast of political reform and economic

growth. what impact could this have on those who support an islamist government. >> those who support the brotherhood thought that, well, maybe we can sneak this in. what we are learning is the brotherhood only was good at being grievance mongers and claiming victims. when they get into control they do it through ought crate particularly. they don't know how to bring in other groups 6789. the old saying is nassar said that and they couldn't get rid of the brotherhood. morsi. was. if you want to continue to defeat the brotherhood give them the public space. don't put them in jail and make them martyrs again and fuel their movement which they are good being underground and let them have their space as long as there isn't violence. diswhrie is concern about the fact -- there is also concern that they gained freedom to

operate during the year in office in addition to the brotherhood. who is to say they won't join forces now with the muslim brother -- brotherhood to reinforce the chaos in the streets. >> they have separated and in many ways said they are against the brotherhood. they have come behind the brotherhood because they were given it is fuel of the revolution in the past few weeks where they were put in luxor. the people said are you kidding? you are putting terrorists into running governorships. that's why our tourism is tanking. then they revolted. i think the brotherhood has made a deal with the devil domestically. the people again rose against that to numbers unseen in the middle east. >> are you optimistic for what we are seeing as the second revolution? >> i am optimistic if our

president can begin to lead and help them put back ngo's to guide them and how to build a secular democracy. if we continue to be asleep, i'm afraid that the chaos will continue to embroil over there. >> we are so grateful to you for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> anytime. thank you. i appreciate it. while the violence continues in egypt following the military's move to overthrow the morsi regime. mubarak whose actions prompted the widespread protests in the 2011 uprising and lead to his ouster continues with his efforts to retry his conviction on charges of corruption and the murders of protesters. court proceedings resumed for a short time today only to be adjourned until august 17th. the dfers says it needs the -- the defense says it needs time to review evidence. mubarak was electricked last year, but an appeals court granted him to a right to a retrial. and now to the latest of a story of a man psyching asylum

somewhere in the world. nsa leaker edward snowden may find he can soon leave a moscow airport where he has been holed up for the last two weeks. it seems there are now two south american countries that are saying that they are willing to roll out the welcome mat for the former spy agency contractor. elizabeth joins us with de -- details. >> we have breaking news for you. there are now three countries as edward snowden is evading the u.s. government at the moscow airport. three countries would be willing to accept his request for asylum. the bolivian president evo morales will join in announcing that his country is prepared to offer the whistle-blower asylum. it was his plane from moscow that was not only forced to land, but delayed and searched in austria due to suspicions it was harboring snowden. venezuela an president nicholas maduro made his offer during a speech on the anniversary of the country's independence. it was not immediately clear

if there were any conditions to his offer. >> i have decided to offer hue man humanitarian asylum to the young american edward snowden in the homeland of chavez. he can come and live here, away from the persecution of american imperialism. >> this while nicaragua's president told reporters he is willing to make the same offer, quote, if circumstances allow it. ortega didn't specify. >> we are an open country. we respect the right of asylum. we are respectful of the right to asylum. and it is clear that if the circumstances permit it, we would gladly receive snowden here and would grant him asylum here in nicaragua. >> according to reports snowden has applied to more than two dozen countries seeking asylum while these countries while may allow him

to live out his days there, the question is now how can he get there? >> questions remain. thank you very much for the update. tough times for some republican employees facing the consequences of automatic budget cuts that kick in next week. more than 6 fest,000 people -- 650,000 people holding jobs and the defense department will get an extra day off next week, but it comes with a price. no pay. they will be furloughed one day each week for the next three months and pentagon officials worry it will be worse in the next year if the sequestration cuts continue to be enforced. now to the latest in the high-profile trial of george zimmerman with juries having a lot to mull over this weekend as the prosecution rested its case. as court ended yesterday, there was lots of conflicting testimony from the mothers of both zimmerman and trayvon martin. jurors were able to hear from both mothers testifying about what each of them heard on that infamous 9-1-1 call where

screams for help can be heard. >> ma'am, that screaming or yelling, do you recognize that? >> yes. >> and who do you recognize to be, ma'am. >> trayvon benjamin martin. >> do you know whose voice that was screaming in the background? >> yes, sir. >> and whose voice was that? >> my son, george. >> and are you certain of that? >> because he is my son. >> well george zimmerman's uncle also testified that the person screaming in the background was his nephew. the defense will now begin to present its side at 9:00 a.m. on monday morning. zimmerman's attorney says he will recall several of the state's witnesses. news that the company behind a disasterous fireworks show in simi valley, california was also involved in another accident two weeks ago. this news comes from los angeles television station ktla.they report that a dozen spectators at a minor league baseball game suffered minor

burns when there was a malfunction at that show managed by the bay fireworks company. three people remain hospitalized at this time from the dramatic july 4th accident that injured 39 people at the event. witnesses are reporting they saw fireworks exploding prematurely creating a chain reaction. the obama administration decides to delay a key provision of obamacare. will that help small businesses already suffering under the law? i will sit down with one small business owner who says no. and the state department goes on the defense backtracking about what secretary of state john carey was doing in this photo and when he was doing it. and finding a job for young people in america is no easy task. just wait until you hear how high the unemployment rate is for 18 to 29-year-olds in america and why some say it is only going to get worse. say with us. sleep train's 4th of july sale doesn't just end sunday,

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scary moments in warren, indiana last night. a portion of the building in the downtown area collapses during a summer street festival. the building went down just minutes after a parade came through the area. witnesses describe hearing a loud noise and then the building falls apart. sending bricks and glass to the street below. no major injuries were reported and emergency responders say no one was hurt. the belling was empty at the time of the collapse. about 60 documents related to the shooting rampage in tucson, arizona two years ago that killed six people and wounded 13 others including congresswoman disbar be

give -- gabby giffords were unsealed. but 20 other documents will remain under wraps because of privacy issues. jarod lautner is serving several life sentences for that shooting. job opportunities for young people remain scarce according to a recent jobs report. the unemployment rate for 18 to 29-year-olds stands at 12.7. if you tack ter in people -- if you factor in people who have given up the job hunt the number jumps to 16.1%. the numbers for youngers doubles. the forecast is look more and more like europe's situation. >> well, america's youth unemployment rate has not been below double digits since october of 2008. and now experts warn the problem could grow to a european-size crisis. the latest jobs report shows america's unemployment rate is 16.1%. that means that there are

currently over 6 pone 5 million unemployed, under employed or simply have given up 18 to 29-year-olds. the unemployment rate for 25 to 34-year-olds in the u.s. is higher than france, britain, japan, germany and canada. >> the highest sustained youth unemployment rate. there is a 1 in 6 chance you don't have a chance in if you a youth in america. >> it has sent thousands into the street in mass protest in spain and greece. the european union met this eke and said youth unemployment is the most pressing issue europe is facing. some say they see a similar situation brewing in the united states that could increase the youth unemployent in rate. >> we have a problem of youth skills not matching job requirements. and we have a high unemployment rate in general

which means many of the jobs that you would find young people normally going into are being filled by older people. >> these filled jobs are pivotal for those looking to start their careers. >> when you lack economic opportunity when you are young in your 20 there's is a lot of good research that shows the economic scaring lasts well into your 30s, 40s and 50s. you never quite get over that time when you are in your 20s and you didn't get your career started on the right foot. >> experts put america only at a moderate threat level for reaching european sized unemployment proportions with states with right to work laws faring better than others. uma? >> thank you very much. welcome to fox news. >> thank you so much. >> when the prices erupted in egypt, what was john carey doing? at first the state department denied that he was on his yacht. now they are changing the story. we will get to the bottom of

it after the break.

welcome back. it is the bottom of the hour and let's look at some of the stories making news. john mccain wants the u.s. to spend military aid to egypt. mccain says the military took the people's vote by ousting morsi and the u.s. should demand they set up a

timetable for new elections. it has been nearly a month since nelson mandela went to the hospital for a recuring lung infection. now the 94-year-old is listed in critical, but stable condition. they say mandela is not in a vegetative state contrary to recent documents. and the remains of a new york city firefighter killed in the 9/11 terror attacks has now been identified. the city medical examiner's office says the man is identified as jeffrey wolf. that makes him the 1,637th person identified among the thousands of remains found in and near the world trade center. and a new york man is under arrest for allegedly trying to extort money from em battle ited celebrity chef paula deen. fbi agents and sheriff deputies arresting him yesterday. officials say he was threatening to go to the media with statements deen made

unless she gave him $250,000. and that is a quick look at the top stories making news right now. all right, here is a question for you. what was secretary of state john carey doing while the unrest in egypt erupted in full crisis mode this week? apparently he was on his boat in nantucket. at first the state department denied he was on that yacht, but now they are changing the story. molly has the latest from here in dc. molly? >> the state department confirms that john carey was on his yacht for a short time on july 3rd. they were reversing the prior statements. and now some republicans want to know why the state department could not get its story straight. here is the time line. july 3rd, egyptian president mohamed morsi is ousted from power by the egyptian military. secretary carey is monitoring the situation, quote, very closely. a cbs producer sees secretary carey boarding his $7 million yacht in nantucket and tweets

about it which prompts this reaction from the state department. a statement saying, quote, secretary carey was working all day and on the phone dealing with the crisis in egypt. any report or tweet that he was on a boat is completely inaccurate. and then on july 4th, cbs obtained photos of carey on his boat the previous day. when asked the state department stood by its assertion that secretary carey was not on the boat. then yesterday july 5th a reversal. the state department put out a statement acknowledging what the picture showed, that carey did go out on his boat. while he was briefly on his boat on wednesday, secretary carey worked around the clock all day. all of this back and forth got the attention of former republican vice presidential candidate and fox news contributor sara sarah palin who called the statements, quote, outrageous. she posted on her facebook page, quote, being on his boat isn't the issue. blatantly deceiving the

american people is the issue. our government yet again either had no idea where the boss was or worse yet, they lied to us. a state department official says carey did not make any official phone calls regarding the situation in egypt from his yacht. uma? >> all right, molly, thank you very much. a decision by oat bough ma administration to delay the mandate of businesses and they can provide health care coverage and is being met with mixed reactions this week. those affected by the delay welcome the reprieve. others say it is delaying the inevitable. richard clarke has more than 150 employees. he is joining us now live from jacksonville, florida and, richard, it is great to see you. you are in a dilemma though. you say in order to afford health care you will either have to drastically reduce the size of your business which

means laying off several employees or pass the expense on to your clients. >> that's exactly the choice we are dealing with today. we are the perverbial poster child for under employment. i can't afford to give anybody more than 25 hours as we hire. i cannot afford to go over the threshold and add additional full time employees. so beyond my business which is the second generation of -- family business. we are struggling to survive in economies like we have and i have employees most of whom are working to feed their families and most now have to work second jobs. they are the ones that feel the brunt of the health care push. >> i know that this is something that really concerns you. this is a crisis that continues to hurt people

across the country. do you think this delay helps you in anyway? >> actually the delay really hurts us. it hurts many, many people i know in the small business community. uncertainty is the single thing we have today. not knowing what will be brought upon us and showing the level of ignorance from the administration saying don't worry, i will get to you. they have no concept of what a small businessman goes through from day-to-day to meet a payroll and day-to-day to pay bills and provide a service. they are hurting the backbone of our country which is small business. we need certainty. the delay to me is either complete incompetence on their part not being able to perform their job or it is in my opinion a political move. let's get through the mid-term election cycle without any big

burdens of small business. we don't want to see a bunch of layoffs. we don't want to see people in the streets and unemployment numbers tick up. i see it as a political move and incompetence on their part. >> when you say it is hard to plan, certainly it is very difficult to even plan whether or not you can actually hire more people and that has a direct impact on the economy if you are saying that and others are saying that as well. the fact that you are going through this at this time does very little in your opinion i guess to stimulate the economy. >> it does nothing to stimulate the economy. actually it has an affect just the opposite. we are in a lock down mode. i can't increase hours for any employees i have. i certainly don't want to breng on any additional -- to bring on any additional employees that may cross thresholds that require me to pay penalties. we are in a very tough spot.

we are in a spot where if this does indeed happen and they don't repeal the mandate, we are going to be in a position where have i to lay people off. >> from a personal perspective, what are they saying to you? they must be very desperate. >> they are not only desperate, but they are frightened. they are working very hard for every penny they earn. they know that if we have to downsize they could be out of a job yet again and back in the unemployment line. it is a a very, very scary place for them to be in this economy. most of them this is their second job. and this is the only way they have found to put food on the table for their children. >> a trying time for yourself and your employees. we wish you the best. keep us posted on how things are going and we will check back with you later on. >> thank you. >> appreciate it very much.

switching gears now, it is your time to pick the news. it is your chance to pick some of the more colorful stories that have caught our eye this week. we will share which story received the most votes later in our show. and here are your choices. kitchen raid, the story of how burglars took everything including the kitchen sink. hog tied, this time the homeowner got the upper hand on a would be burglar and the bandit ended up hog tied. stolen kiss, how a peck on the nose lands an elderly woman behind bars. or how about this one, lockness monster mystery. why scientists believe they have solved the big mystery. to vote just log on to our show page fox news.com/anhq. >> coming up, missouri moves to the front line in the gun control battle. why some say that state is kicking the constitution straight on. and why they are used to

triple digit heat, but not the northeast. after the break, we will check in with janice dean who says there ray -- there are heat advisories in several states. stay with us.

the gun control debate

takes center stage in missouriment the state's republican-lead legislature papses a bill that in affect nullifies federal gun laws making it a crime for federal agents to enforce those laws and making it a crime for journalists to publish the names of gun owners. the state's democratic governor is firing back vetoing the legislation and saying the bill violates the constitution and first amendment rights of free speech and a free press. to override nixon's veto they need a two-thirds vote in both the state, the senate and the state house. lawmakers are set to return to session come september. >> a national team of investigators are on the scene and working to understand more about a team of 19 firefighters who were killed fighting a fire in arizona. preliminary reports say the firecrews were highly trained hotshot crews that were killed as they were trying to build a line to block the fire from getting into the town of yarnell. they shifted the winds and cutting off the path to a

ranch house and they cleared as their safety zone. the fire is now 90% contained. right now the northeast is coping with a combination of heat and humidity this weekend. meanwhile the southeast is in for another soaker. janice dean is joining us now live in the fox weather center with the latest on the heat advisory gripping the northeast at this time. janice? >> yes, uma, unfortunately we have been dealing with the hot, sticky weather not only today, but through sunday as well. so keep some of the activities indoors especially in the late afternoon where it will feel close to a hundred degrees. the heat advisory and we have heat warnings in affect for parts of new jersey. keep that in mind. we are dealing with temperatures well into the 90s, but feels like temperature is close to or over 100 degrees. as we get into the afternoon that's where we will really see the peak of these temperatures. the heat is going to be oppressive because of the

humidity and make sure you are keeping track of the little ones and the elderly. make sure they are inside with the air conditioning. not only parts of the eastern estates, but the central u.s. dealing with the high heat. the northwest and parts of the western states are dealing with cooler temperatures, uma, which is great news. we are dealing with dozens of wildfires. cooler temperatures for the west and a little bit of moisture working its way in to help the firefighters across the west. back to you. >> that's good news for sure. thank you very much. >> a man from nfl tightened aaron hernandez's past resurfaces. why he is being called to testify by the grand jury investigating hernandez for murder. and he has come a long way since his days as a mouskateer. just after the break, why justin timberlake's latest video is banned from youtube.

fox news alert amid the chaos and the deadly protests in egypt, we have new video surfacing on the death of a christian priest. his death comes as the muslim brotherhood, the group behind

the ousted president morsi criticized the bishop for approving the ouster of morsi. at least 36 people have been killed in those recent clashes so far. the protests have been peaceful for today. the grand jury will hear about a man who claimed that hernandez shot him in the face months ago. it is one of the stories trending on-line at this hour. the superior court judge has called alexzander bradley who said he lost his eye when hernandez shot him in miami to testify. bradley claimed he needed to get back to florida for medical treatment. hernandez faces charges in the june 17th death of semipro football player odin lloyd. another story trending on-line, the plight of a mother and daughter reportedly stranded in brazil since may.

brazilian authorities are seizing their passports. the mother never intended on letting him visit with his daughter. the mother intended letting him visit with his daughter. the mother claims that she changed her mind after arriving in the country once she learned he allegedly wanted to take their daughter and run. and we have interesting news about justin timberlake's latest video which is swirling in controversy. youtube originally banned the video for being too explicit. the very popular video, tunnel vision, is full of nude women. well, it is back up now with a content warning. that's a quick look at the stories trending right now. it is the most well-known single of the united states -- the united flag created in 1777. it experienced minor changes throughout the years. the design never wavered from

the stars & stripes. we have more on the nation's flag history and on this fourth of july holiday weekend we thought it would be great to have you here to talk for a moment about a resurgence of interest about the american flag and why so many people love the symbol of america. >> thank you for having me. yes. it is amazing. a lot of young people, we find, come in purchasing the first apartment or renting the first apartment, purchasing their first home and want to have a flag in front of their home and that's very encourage. >> sales are booming now. are they not? >> july fourth is always the busiest time for the u.s. flag sales. so -- yes. this time of year, most homeowners when they are going to replace their flags, they will do it during memorial day and fourth of july holidays. >> folks that work at flag companies that make the flags are very patriotic as well. they feel that they are doing -- making a difference in a very special way. >> we all have that feeling.

yeah, we do not make the -- the u.s. flag and national capital flag but make other flags for the government. we all are honored to be able to make symbols of our country. and -- >> why do you think there is this resurgence in terms of the aof the american flag at a time when there are challenges face thing country? >> i think that's the whole point. there are many challenges facing the country. the symbol of the american flag shows that we are all together. we are all trying to do this together and -- people who are taking it more and more seriously. not just stars and stripes anymore. it is a symbol. >> it is something that people really focus on year-round. not, as you point out, just on the holidays because people are putting the flags out now as part of, you know, their actual outdoor decor so to speak. >> that's correct. more and more people are using the flag pole as a focal point for landscaping or other objects in their yard or around their home. >> when people come to your

store, what's the first thing that they want -- you hear from them about why they are there and what makes it so special for them? can you tell me some personal stories? >> well, one of the first things they want to make sure of is the flags is made in the united states and we assure them of that. after that, it -- it comes down to personal choice for the size of the flags. some people like old-time cotton flags because they are not as shiny as nylon. they don't wear as well. some people want an understated view of the flag. other people want it to be as large as they can. it is everything. i have had people come in that -- that have houses off of lakes and off of the potomac and want 30, 40-foot flagpoles in their backyard. i have other people that -- that come in from oldtown, alexandria, that want to do an understated display. >> they want old glory to be made right here in the usa. >> oh, they do. >> that's a huge deal. >> huge deal. >> they don't want to see our flag being made in taiwan or

china. >> no. number one. none of our symbols are made there. >> absolutely. i'm glad to have you in today. it is really nice to take a moment to reflect on our nation's flag. this fourth of july weekend. and we are glad to see. >> did you thank you very much. appreciate having me. take care. >> as your last chance to cast your vote in the week, the viewers choice poll. we will reveal the story you at home pick, right after the break. it is not a scene out of the movie "ghostbusters." this is real-live green goop. terrestrial explanation coming up next. ♪ when you experience something great, you want to share it. with everyone.

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swimming in the green goop. officials say that it is caused by excess of nutrients in the water and specifically phosphorous. crews already removed almost 44 million pounds. not toxic and can help farmers. time for the story that those of you at home picked. well, the lochness monster wins. that's the claim of one italian geologist. he says that the bubbles and shaking of the lake believed to be made by nesse could be made by a fault-line under the water. his research much states the fault was active during many of the times that people claimed to have witnessed the monster. he does not, however, offer an explanation for the images like this one that people have taken over the years. don't worry, though. if you are a favorite -- your favorite story was not selected we will post all of the stories on our show web page. foxnews.com. that's going to do it for me here in d.c. greg jarrett, jamie colby

standing by that take over here. "fox news sunday" is a good one to watch. rick perry sits down with john roberts and what he says a big announcement monday afternoon. stay with us for that. thanks so much for watching, everybody. make it a great day. a fox news alert. bloodshed on the streets in egypt as the country plunges into chaos in the wake of the ouster of president mohamed morsi. couple of pictures to show you here. live looking cairo, egypt, screen left probe morsi support -- morsi. calling a brotherhood -- calling on people to protest all over the country on sunday. so this is just getting started. but as night approaches there are growing fears that this unrest could really spin out