a fox urgent. an uncertain future facing the agreement people tonight. voters have rejected europe's call for more spending calls in exchange for more bailout money. i'm patty an brown. and this is "fox urgent." the debt-ridden country teeters on the edge of bankruptcy. european leaders are responding calling for an emergency summit on tuesday and wall street tomorrow could be bumpy.

greg is there. greg what's the feeling tonight? >> reporter: it was bigger than anybody anticipated. the final results and we're getting them in just now looks like 61% for the no camp and 39% for the yes camp. we'll explain what we saw and heard in the center of athens tonight. take a look. >> these people voted no in a referendum today against tough austerity marshes imposed by the eu for new debt bailout in this country. they think it supplies hope for the future. the future tomorrow well it's back to the negotiating table and the eu has said very hash things about that choice. >> i'm not afraid. >> you're not afraid. >> are you happy that no won? >> yeah, i'm happy. >> why. >> it's time to change. >> today is a good day for greece. >> good day.

>> you're very proud. >> yes. >> are you worried about the future? >> i'm not worried at all. >> one thing we noticed, there were a lot of greek flags in that crowd. there were no european union flags. they opposed those austerity measures praebl for good reason. as you expect the no supporters vastly outnumbered. the yes sum porters, we couldn't find any at all. the yes camp thought if they voted no they would vote greece not just out of the euro but out of the european union. we'll see next, patty ann. >> what happens next? >> it's up to the green prime minister. he was behind tsipras to make the next move. he's ready to talk to the eu.

the eu though, is already playing cagey. it's saying flatly that greece has got to come up with their own offer, and the only thing one european official was talking about tonight was humanitarian aid for those suffering right now here in greece. and there are a lot of those. because as they went to the bat local booths today the banks in this country are running dry. the lines at the atm are long and there are still cash shortages in various banks. the if there's not new emergency money coming in the next day or two, some of these banks will collapse and there will be real chaos. ofb, all of this being watched closely by the united states. if there are problems in kbrooes, there are props in the european union. they're important when it comes to trade, economics, politic, even security.

probably why the market's first asia and wall street will be watching and reacting. back to you. >> greg palkot live in greece. thank you. we're continuing monitor the situation in greece after the country voted no to new bailout terms. stick to fox news fox business fox news.com and foxbusiness.com for the latest news. soccer fever skyrocketing at this hour as the u.s. and japan kick off the world cup final in vancouver, british, columbia. team usa looking for redemption after losing to japan in 2011. brain

bryaniyan llenas joins us. >> they're in full effect all across the country as team usa looks for their third world cup title. >> i honestly wore this all day yesterday on the fourth of july so that maybe i could amp up some excitement for the world cup today and i think the american patriotism is going to carry us all the way through. >> i'm super excited to see the women's team get the attention they deserve, especially after the last world cup. it's a really really really exciting day. >> reporter: unbelievable right now, patti ann. carli lloyd has scored another goal a second goal. the fans are going absolutely crazy. take a look at this. unreal.

>> oh no. we just lost bryan, and it was getting so exciteing. all right. the u.s. already up two in women's soccer. we'll keep you posted throughout the show. stay with us folks. fox news is election headquarters. let's get to fund-raising numbers. ted cruz and the super pac have raised a combined $51 million since cruz launched his campaign back in march. that coming from over 100,000 donors. meanwhile there's donald trump. cruz says quote, he salutes trump for talking about illegal immigration and he does not support attacks by republicans against other republicans. >> like donald trump. he's bold he's brash. and i get that it seems the

favorite sport of the washington media is to encourage some republicans to attack other republicans. i ain't going to do it. i ain't interested in republican on republican violence. >> christian fishkristin fisher is live in washington. how are the other opponents acting? >> most of the opponents are slamming trump for his remarks. today chris christie and rick perry sounded off. >> to paint with that broad brush as donald trump did, he's going to have to defend those remarks. i never will. i will stand up and say it's defensive, which it is. >> i know the human spirit. i haven't found a law that can be built that a determined human being can get over on or around. >> remember yesterday jeb bush said he was personally offended

by his remarks. donald trump said jeb bush will never secure or border or negotiate great trade deals for american workers. jub accident see and can't some of the problems. as far as rick perry, he says rick perry failed at the border. now he is critical of me. he need as new pair of glasses to see the crime committed by illegal immigrants. going after his glasses? now he's getting personal. you know the clinton campaign is very well known for its ability to keep the press at bay. watch this as clinton was walking in a parade in new hampshire. her staff brought out a rope and literally corralled the press so they wouldn't get close to her. they did it sol they wouldn't block the parade. they called this moving rope line a sad joke.

either way, the images have gone viral. they're all over social media and they show what many of the reporters following her have complained about. that she's completely inaccessible. patti ann? >> kristin fisher thank you. a deck comes crashing down. what the family was doing seconds before the clasp. what u.s. officials are saying about the timing of the independence day strikes aimed at the terrorists. sometimes patriotism comes in ways we could not predict or control. for example, my dad was born on flag day. he went on to tour. he reached the rank of colonel he was retired. i was born on an army base.

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from last last night to early this morning. the coalition attack left at least ten militants dead and more injured. raqqah is the so-called capital of isis. they tell fox news it's no coincident that they launched a blow. connor? >> as americans celebrated the fourth of july u.s. jets pounded the city of raqqah one of the isis strong holds. officials say the wave of air strike this weekend was no coincidence, telling fox news it was washington's response to isis's threats leading up to the holiday weekend. u.s. jets unleashed one of the most sustained waves of air strikes against isis militants in weeks. the targets appeared to be insurgents' transit routes and equipment. an isis affiliated website says ten people were killed including both fighters and civilians while several bridges were

destroyed. though none of this can be independently verified. despite this weekend's show of force, the u.s.-led coalition has had mixed success with its air strikes against isis since they started last summer. militants have been pushed out of towns like the syrian city of kobani by kurdish peshmerga forces but often they're not flying missions in support of allied ground troops because there aren't any. the obama administration has tried to identify with partner with and train so-called moderate syrian rebels with very little success. until u.s. can find more allies on the ground analysts say the u.s. air strikes against isis will likely continue to be ineffective even if they come in massive waves like this weekend. patti an?n? >> conor powell thank you. beachgoers caught by

surprise. and more on today's special day for britain's royal family. why i love america. because it's the land of the free. freedom of speech, of religion of thought, and it's the home of the brave, like the courage we see from the men and women who put their lives at risk every day in some far off land in the dirt and the dust and the sand and the scorching sun not seeing their own families for months on end, all to protect us and the principles we hold dear. i love america because we have apple pie and cheerios and ice cream cones, because we let girls play outside and get mud udy, because we let girls go to school and we let boys be whoever they are and love them like crazy no matter what. despite our politics wars and what have you, at heart we really are indevisible and slowly and surely working on the liberty and justice for all.

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kentucky nine people were on board the pontoon boat when it hit the clark memorial bridge in louisville. crews rushed the injured passengers to local hospitals. initial search earths were limited as swift currents kept divers out of the water. north carolina at least 14 people injured in a deck collapse on emerald aisle. police say a family was posing for a group photo at this beach house when the structure gave way, dropping them about 10 to 12 feet. several people were hospitalized in critical condition. california a 12-year-old boy is recovering after a plane crashed on the beach near san diego. police say the single-engine plane was towing a ban never when it lost power. the plane overturned as it skidded into shallow water. beachgoers rushed to the pilot who was not hurt. a boy had a gash on his head and was hospitalized. they say this could have been much worse.

and in florida, ten competitive eaters putting their stomachs to the test. the key lime pie eating contest. this year's winner steve karr a local man who aid an entire pie in 1 minute and 18 seconds. >> this is the southernmost city's answer to nathan's hot dog eating contest. they have k have the main course. we're going to have the pie eating contest. >> it also includes a pie eating contest and talent show. that's the fox watch. it feels like christmas in july. that's how they felt when 6,100 pounds of food oxygen and other vital equipment arrived at the iss today. supply missions are for the most part routine but in recent

months both russian and american agencies have suffered devastating setbacks. you may recall in june an unmanned spacex rocket carrying a supply rocket blew up taking off from cape canaveral. that's still under investigation. a milestone tonight as the grateful dead comes alive as they say it's the last show ever under that iconic name. ♪ we will get by ♪ >> reporter: . >> for the past two nights soldier field has been rocking to the beat of the grateful dead. they drew in m 70,000 so-called dead heads easily shattering the previous report of 68,000 set by u2 back in 2009. this weekend's show is reunited the original band members 50 years after they first took the stage as the grateful dead.

and fans from around the world are cheering the royal family as they arrived for princess charlotte's kritenning today. the archbishop of canterbury performed the ceremony for the 9-week-old daughter of prince william and duchess kate. the queen said it was a rare milestone she did not want to miss. >> i'm excited to be here. they're young, they're hip, their children are beautiful. they're our future. we don't have royals in the united states so this is very special. >> reporter: this is the same church where the royals attend christmas service. it's also where charlotte's late grandmother princess diana was krit n christened in 1961. they say no as they try to broker with the creditors. what we can learn from greece. and hillary clinton's

campaign putting media in their place so to speak using a rope to separate the presidential candidate from reporters as a fourth of july parade. the fox news political insiders are going to weigh in on all of that and you can join us on twitter #foxreport. >> we're so strong as a country which i really do feel. we have the greatest country in the world and it's you know democracy, freedom, all those great things that we fight for as a country. i don't know. it's just great, especially you see a lot of it this week. there's nothing -- when you go on the road and you tour and see a lot of the heartland of america, you really do get a feel of what real true patriot patriotism is and it's all over the place. i don't care where you are. out west up north, anywhere, you just feel it.

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vienna. they're facing a tuesday deadline for a final deal that would prevent iran from building a nuclear bomb. james rosen has the latest from vienna. hi james. >> reporter: the foreign minister told reporters that notwithstanding this new looming deadline of tuesday for nuclear talks, he said quote, we didn't set any deadline. secretary john kerry said aloud, we have our own deadline. well earlier he said july 7th was the deadline. if they don't, there would be no nuclear accord. >> we don't have a deal if there's absolute intransigence, if there's an willingness to move. president obama has always said we'll be prepared to walk away. it's not what anybody wants. we want to get an agreement.

>> reporter: he took the opportunity to rebut criticism from the republican chairman of the senate relations committee bob corcoran among other. the secretary maintained he only wants a good agreement. >> i've had several conversations with him to say, look you create sufficient as much a legacy walking away from a bad deal as you do head long rushing into a bad deal. >> we're not going to shave anywhere at the margins in order just to get an agreement. this is something that the world will analyze. experts everywhere will look at. there are plenty of people in the nonproliferation committee, nuclear experts who will look at this. and none of russ going to be content that can't pass scrutiny. >> now, the other five foreign ministers participating the talks were filing into vienna late this evening. one event that might take two of

them away from here is a summit that's being held for those countries and othering in russian on july 8th. patti ann. >> james rosen thank you. well greek voters rejecting european calls for more spending cuts in exchange for much needed bailout cash. greece's prime minister declaring victory saying this is a win for democracy, but european leaders are now planning an emergency summit on tuesday to discuss the next step in the greek crisis. greece is millions in debt and has missed one major debt payment and is on the verge of national bankruptcy. the fox news political insiders are here now and you can join now on twitter. pat qaacaddell is here. thank you all for joining us and happy fourth weekend. >> thank you. >> the greeks never saw this

coming until it was way too late. doug could america ever be greece? >> i think politically in a lot of ways we are. the polarization, the agreement trying to get the budget on the defense side of the equation suggests we're headed in that way especially when you look at entitlement spending on medicare, med karksd social security. i think what the greek election or the referendum prestages is that the world is really in a large measure coming apart at the seams though europeans don't have the agenda. we don't have an agenda. you didn't hear anything from the secretary or the president of the united states about greece. we're not offering leadership. we're as polarized a nation in our own way as many of the nations like greece. >> john? >> i agree with every single

thing doug sad. i would ontoed a the analgy goes farther. we're alienated. >> that's absolutely right. >> on the fourth of july weekend, and we thank our viewers, by the way, of being great loyal fans because we tell the truth politically even if we attack our own. >> as do the viewers the tell the truth, john. >> totally. i think the big thing is what is america on the fourth of july. you know america the beautiful, land of the home and the free and all that but it's also the best example of of the people, by the people and for the people. we have to ask ourselves is our government any longer representing the people of the united states and the american people think, in most polls are saying no it doesn't. republicans and democrats and independents are all saying it and it's sort of the theme we'd like to bring into all of this. >> we have the crisis of leadership here patti ann, in

the greatest country in the world. >> pat caddell, what do you say? >> thank you. i agree with what both doug and john said. first of all you see the reaction of the people as far as the screwup of their own government as was pointed tout me. we're matching some things. i didn't know this until today. for three months the obama administration froze the debt clause. the real thing is the voters are no longer afraid to say no to the bankers and the political leaders and whatever and that is -- and by a stunning margin. i mean this ran close and came out big. in this country we have the same thing. look to go to the point that don john and doug made we have 73% of the people in america believes -- democrat and republican does not operate with

the consent of the governed. the corruption we have in this system that most voters are aware of and the examples of it that hopefully we'll touch on tonight are scarier than what's happening in grease. >> doug do you have knowinged a to that? >> what i would say is we have a systematic crisis of leadership and confidence in this country. we'll get in a second to the polarization and the division and the republican and democratic parties and presidential contest, but suffice it to say, there's a clear sense in every poll we've done pat's done that we've looked at that the american people totally lack confidence in washington. and on the fourth of july weekend, patti ann, to not both celebrate our country but to acknowledge, frankly, the crisis and confidence we face without be a big mistake and i think political insiders are doing

that and doing that as compellingly as we can. >> you're hearing from the viewers too. obviously they're being candid in their own comments. what are the comments you hear? >> it's all of the time. people discuss it with the stuff the three of us talk about, and it's not just public voters and viewers. but many are upset with the leadership of the republican party. >> it's the leadership of this country, john. it's not being governed as you say for the people by the people of the people. >> correct. >> giving you a case as patti ann asked, viewers, republican and republican we had polls last fall 60% of vietors around the country disapproved of boehner and mcconnell.

we would get rid of obama care. we now run the senate. haven't done a thing. and yet we learned, doug right, that they were wringing their hands in worriry that the supreme court was going to send obama care back to congress. >> don't worry. it with us the republican chief justice. >> who bailed them out. >> right. >> no wonder people are cynical. >> pat caddell, what are you hearing? >> i'm hearing the polls. 850% of the americans believe the system is rigged against them by the special interests and the wealthy, and we see that in both parties. it's across the board. you see what's happening. we'll talk about the presidential race. but i want to discuss the other thing that john mentioned. we had a trade deal in which the republican leadership was ordered by -- and let me put it bluntly. the strings are pulled by the

chamber of commerce and other big businesses to get in bed with barack obama who is also with them after they were defeated to bring it back to life because that was the order and who they served because the majority of americans in both parties opposed the trade deal. it was secret anyway. it was all being done in secret. i can give you many many examples. but the corruption is your welling and it is a defiance and a basically absolute contempt for the people by the political class in both parties, whether it's john boehner and mitch mcconnell or obama and harry reid and nancy pelosi. >> all right. we have a lot more to come. so stay with us. donald trump doubling down on his controversial remarks about mexican immigrants. reaction with the gop is mixed. will his comments become a

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top republicans are weighing in on donald trump's comments about illegal immigrants. it drew criticism from many including mitt romney who said trump's comments are hurting the political party as a whole. but trump he says has a point. let's take a look first of all at the latest poll. a lot of people said after trump made the comments he's toast, he's done. let's take a look at the poll of the iowa republican caucus. who would you vote for? this is along gop caucus participants. there ees there's trumped at 10%. carson at 10%. what accounts for trump -- those numbers look a little different from what i was just reading. in any case what accounts for

his popularity? >> look. yes. whatever you want to say about whether that statement was inarcticticulate or inappropriate or just not structured well the point is he is speaking the things about the united states in eye sis that voters are listening to. look who else is up there. ben carson. a famous neurosurgeon who has been running the question about values in society. look what's happening to the democratic party. bernie sanders is rolling against hillary clinton. the mainstream media watching this morning says this isn't going to happen. i have news for you. the anger of the american people is so great that they're beginning to look for people who will speak for them and not for the political class and the party establishments and that is what the rest of these people are fundamentally doing, which

is not telling people the truth. they're not being authentic. that's the difference. >> john do, you agree? is this all about insiders? >> totally. i go back and -- doug and i have talked about it before. i go back to '08. the country ended up pick manage who was the most out of the box of the political spectrum barack obama, black man, never had one before. obviously elected president from chicago, not part of the political class. they put a lot of hope in him. came to washington. became the epitome of political class. changed the idea. now, to get a guy like trump -- and do not underestimate things about trump. a, he couldn't care less if nbc disassociated himself with them. the more they do this he says to hell with you, i'll prove i

can do it. i have unlimited money and courage to say things even if it's a little off. he's got an audience for it. >> and something there is resonating with voters. >> there is. and i agree with much of what pat and john have said. there's a however, patti ann. the however is the vast majority of voters are in the center and they hear what trump says. yeah there may be a response in the republican primary, but for those in the center who want consensus, conciliation and government of for, and by the people they look at it and they say this is ridiculous and it does hurt the republican brand. at the same time it does help donald trump for the reasons that pat and john have made clear. >> yeah. we want to talk -- >> for the moment. >> go ahead, pat. >> i just want to say in response to doug we have something here, which is the moment you know we have the voters this thing about wanting takeover get along, which we do

we want them to accomplish things. at the same time they see these leaders as failed. the leaders will not admit that they have failed the political class. and this group -- the system has failed. exactly. and they're being oppressed. and they know it. they know these people are failures on both sides. bernie sanders as a socialist is getting votes because he's being authentic about what he views as a corruption of the quality and banks and control of money and people responding. the question is whether there will be a positive advocate for all of this who can both critique and aur the american people a way out. >> what is it? >> we don't have it. >> what we need is -- >> the name is smith. and i'm looking for him. >> smith. yeah that's what everyone is looking for is smith goes to washington. he's out there. >> smith needs to be not a socialist but authentic, not a

little crazy businessman thing, but expressing the anger of the american people and most of all, he has to be someone that the public trusts. you look back over history. the two roosevelts and john kennedy were from the aristocracy. they were rich. the public trusted them. the little man and little women trusted them because they said that man is not out to rip me off. he's out to help the country. where is a candidate who's going to help the country. >> they've so rigged the game so rigged the system. it's not that the people don't want such a person. pat and you are exactly right. they've rigged the game so it's hard work. >> but not impossible. >> the media too. because the media decided who to focus on and who to completely ignore. >> we have to everybody it there. we have to take a quick break, but we'll be back. hillary clinton is not known to be close with the media but her

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lead against japan. let's go back to brianyan llenas. hey, bryan? >> reporter: watch parties around the country are going completely crazy after a 4-1 start. it's really all because the mid fielder carli lloyd has scored three goals in this game including a fourth goal from halfway in the field. it's unbelievable. carli lloyd is a midfielder from new jersey and she's been playing unbelievable all tournament long. she's played every single minute. before today's game she scored three goals to help beat columbia, germany, and china. this game has been unreal. set up to win the golden ball. >> bryan llenas thank you and keep us posted. back now to our political

insiders. senator marco rubio and governor chris christie spent the weekend at the romneys' home in new hampshire. any candidate would argue we'd love to get romney's support right now and the political insiders are back to talk about that. doug mitt romney wielding a lot of power right now. >> he's playing the role patti ann, of the king maker. he's inviting the candidates setting the tone in term os the confederate flag and what donald trump has said about the illegal immigrants. he's trying to be the conscience of the republican party. there's abu. inaddition to trying to be the king maker, he's trying to be the king. if the candidates all crash and burn if there's division discord, or disharmony in the republican party, i predict hit romney will try to throw his hat back into the ring. you're a republican party. do you agree?

>> there's no question. when we withhe wu jrueithdrew, he didn't really withdraw. they'll have a lot of money this time ignoring the reagan 11th commandment and maybe in april when the thing is going badly when a late entrant mitt romney steps forward and says i'm not a part of it. if you want someone clean and new, i'm it. i can argue he's not new but that's his thinking. >> maybe reinvented? >> exactly. >> does he stand a chance against hillary if it's hillary? >> it might not be hillary. >> romney? no. i mean i think that's even worse than bush. you have a man who shows no compassion for anyone who's nothing but the echo of the political class of the republican party who lost an

election that could not be lost and bring him back and tell the country 27% of americans believe americans are in decline that you bring him back you might as well call off the election. not that hillary is any bunch neither. the point is none of these people going on have any idea of talking about the people you put up on the screen do not speak about the other corruptions going on nor does the press. it is -- and when one candidate actually arcticticulates a real message of both a kra teak and a hope that the people have the answer things will change. >> all right. we want to move on -- >> whether it's in the parties or outside the parties. >> we want to move on to the democratic side of things hillary clinton taking somewhat of a beating after yesterday's parade in which she was in new hampshire and her campaign roped off literally the press who were trying to cover her and we have

the video to show of that i believe. you know they say there would be enough distance so that hillary could shake hands with some of the regular people who were there and that they could go and get a good view of her. john, what about the optics of this? >> i was going to say, if i think back to her book tour a year and two months ago she's had a steady trajectory and a gradual be steady decline. it really hasn't been a good kay for hillary clinton. even her two announcements have been odd. they went in the volvo or van. that was weird. the governor's island, rhode island was not much. i think she has no political sense. i think she is of the establishment at a time we say the establishment is not popular. and i wouldn't bet that she's the democratic nomination.

>> i think we can put the polls up. what john is saying is all too true. >> let's put that up right now. the iowa democratic caucus. back in february hillary was at 61. she's now at 52. back in february sanders was at five. he's now at 33. sanders, someone who people said doug was very unlikely as a candidate, he's shooting up there. clinton's going down. >> this is a pure protest against income inequality against the establishment in the same way that back in 1968 senator mccarly drove the incumbent president out of the race by get 4g 2% in new hampshire. there is someone waiting in the wings. that's elizabeth warren who sore far said she is not running for president. if this trend continues as john suggests it might wlrks elizabeth warren will emerge

that's a huge question that raises the democrats and hillary clinton as we go forward. >> pat, what's your take on the democratic side? >> my take on the democratic side is she's in deep trouble. she's i in trouble because as like lyndon b. johnson did, he did 67%, 68%. he had the war, nobody does it. clinton runs around with the scandals earn vel onning her and the corruptions of her husband. they have chosen not to investigate anyone except enemies of obama worse than the nixon administration they cytomenendez but they do not look into irs and lois lerner they will not look at the e-mails. they will not do anything of what 61% of the americans believe is the obvious dealings between hillary's decision and

the money going to the clinton foundation. she is in trouble. you're seeing the grassroots riot basically in iowa and new hampshire against this being jammed down her throat and there will be others. elizabeth warren and maybe joe biden. >> the music's playing. we're going to take a break. we'll be back with final thoughts. stay with us. put your hand over your heart. is it beating? good! then my nutrition heart health mix is for you. it's a wholesome blend of peanuts, pecans and other delicious nuts specially mixed for people with hearts. planters. nutrition starts with nut.

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final thoughts. pat, your final thought. >> my final thought, i'll sum up something alexis said. the evil that seems inevitable that we endure because it seems inevitable becomes unbearable the very moment that its elimination is conceivable. that is the politics that that wise man said. that statement is what we're -- >> can i respond. >> doug. >> i think that's very eloquent but i'll respond in plain english. the american people really had the power of possibility on the fourth of july weekend to change a country that we all agree is corrupt, dysfunctional, and not representative of any of this great people thof country. >> let me reiterate. i don't think you met the country is corrupt. the leadership's -- >> my apologies. >> my thought is what's going on this weekend is we have america the buddh, land of the free, home of the brave, and the

wonderful people, we've got hustle it up versus the leadership class which is arrogant corrupt, and has disdain for the american people. which is going to win. >> we'll see. that's how we end on this sunday july 5th 20rks 15. i'm patti ann brown. news is the first draft of history. it's immediate and takes place in realtime. legends take longer to develop and are sometimes based on men. this fox series looks at the truth behind the legend.