millions of americans has become a ralliling crying for both republicans and democrats. >> i hope the the supreme court believes as i do that it's not constitutional. >> we believe it's constitutional and we hope and expect that the decision the court will render. >> harris: tonight, word our nation's highest court could issue a ruling this week, possibly as early as tomorrow. and the legal fallout of his beating at the hands of police, sparks deadly riots in america's second largest city. now, two decades later, rodney king has died. >> do you think you'll always be remembered not only for the videotape, but by your famous words oon the night the riot broke out or the next night, can't we all just get along. >> that's what i'd like to remember, how we get along. >> and the investigation into rodney king's death. a fox news urgent now, just minutes ago, u.s. stock futures rising on the tokyo market. reacting with optimism after

greek voters chose a political party that favors staying in the euro zone. voters a half world away making an impact on our waltz and retirement funds here, the euro currency rising .9% just today. to a little more than 1.27 in american money, that is. the greek party that favored abandoning the euro and walking away from that multi-billion dollar bailout money conceded just a short time ago, a relief to many economists who feared a greek exit from the euro could have ripple effects on the economy, including here in the u.s. and the coalition working with other european countries. the white house congratulating the greek people saying in part, we hope this election will lead quickly to the formation after new government that can make timely progress on the economic challenges facing the greek people. we believe that it has in all of our interests for greece to

remain in the euro area, and wendell goal ser in mexico ahead of the g-20 world economic summit. let's begin with fox business network's ashley webster live tonight in athens with the news, ashley? >> yeah, and good evening to you, harris. it is 2 a.m. in the morning, all is quiet in athens, but you can be sure when the greek people wake up later today, they will feel perhaps a little safer, a little securer that their country will indeed remain in the euro zone. i think it was a fear of pulling out of the euro zone that eventually led to victory for the conservative party here. the new democracy party under the leadership, who campaigned on a pro bailout platform. he said leaving the euro zone and the euro would be catastrophic, but it was a close race, no doubt, against the left wing party, who said that greece was being forced

to do endure too much pain and that he was going to renegotiate with european leaders. that was seen as a big threat, as you said, harris, there were concerns not only around the rest of europe, but around the world that the ripple effect could create financial turmoil. and for now, eurogreece remainsn the euro zone. i've heard you talk about ts on the fox business network, a little more certainty that can be injected into the markets now. when he we wake up and our stocks begin trading what can we expect to see? >> oh, i think we're going to see a nice boost, if you remember the end of last week, central bank said they were watching this election very carefully, worried there was going to be financial turmoil, if the election didn't go the way they would like. and they said they would do what it takes to stabilize the market. now we have the election and gone the way the global markets would like and i think we'll see a nice push forward tomorrow and we'll see markets gaining as we've already seen

in asia and as you mentioned, the euro strengthening and greece is in its fifth year of recession and it does not cure the debt crisis, we have concerns about spain and the italy. for now, at least the greek voters had given some sense of order, if you like, that greece will remain a part of the euro zone. >> ashley webster reporting tonight from athens greece with the latest on the breaking news, thank you very much. we move on now, the global economy will take center stage, you can imagine tomorrow. when president obama attendance the g-20 economic summit, the group of 20. and bringing together political leaders from some of the world's largest economic powerhouses and that of course, includes the u mean union, the two day summit at lost cabos on the tip of southern california. wendell goler is live there. we expect the greek elections to dominate the next two days

of meetings. >> it certainly will dominate some, harris, we don't expect the resolution of the problem. only two yir seen leaders are here and there's a summit. 17 in the end of the month. and the president says what they expect is a commitment by the european leaders here to keep the yur zone crisis from dragging down the global economy. the actions that were looking forward to hearing more about and that he has been talking to european leaders about are areas like moving forward on banking unions, working to reenforce their fire wall and reinforce and recalibrate the path of fiscal consolidation for growth and sustainable path forward on greece. >> that means making the banks stronger, and the work better together, and coordinating budget policies so that the germans don't feel like they're paying greece's welfare bills and something that treasury geithner is spending most time on these

days. >> harris: what else is on the agenda for the summit? >> a lot on the agenda, food security, to sustaining the fight against climate change. what's not on the agenda may get more discussion, a lot of thoughts on the sidelines, the first time that president obama and russian president putin will talk, since mr. putin returned to the helm of his country, and mr. obama had take the opportunity to try and pressure him on the european missile defense, and press him on syria, and russia and china are the only countries against sanctions. and meet with the president ch and taking the share. >> harris: thank you very much. a fox urgent. word of a police standoff, an

off duty police officer who apparently barricaded himself inside the home. happening in doylestown, pennsylvania, north of philadelphia. our local fox affiliate police ordered them to move the news copper away because they were afraid the suspect might shoot at it. officers saying the guy has already shot at other officers and their squad cars. witnesses reporting hearing sporadic gunfire all day long on this sunday. one officer actually injured by schrapnel from one of the exchanges of gunfire, and s.w.a.t. team surrounding the house at this hour and we'll keep you updated and you can see the equipment moving through the center of the screen and we'll keep you updated as news warrants. >> rodney king, the man whose police brutality cases, rodney king has died. his fiancee found him at the bottom of the pool. his beating was broadcast all around the world and the following year the four police

officers were charged with assault and acquitted, a decision that led to unprecedented outrage in the community. a federal court later found two officers guilty in civil rights violations, sentencing them to jail time. the others were acquitted, again. police now investigating rodney king's death as a drowning. the san bernardino coroner's office saying an autopsy will be performed within the next couple of days. our anita vogel on the story in los angeles. what more are we learning about the investigation? >> hi there, harris, at this point police don't believe there was foul play involved, but the investigation is ongoing. now, the police got a call very early this morning from rodney king's fiancee just after 5 a.m. local time reported he was at the bottom of the pool. when police arrived, they found him inresponsive in the the water and known to be an avid swimmer and he was wearing a bathing suit. police got him out of pool and performed cpr until paramedics got there, but he was

pronounced dead. neighbors say he was a good man and will be missed. >> well, he's a very nice guy. he'd do anything for anybody. the way i got it. you know, and my understanding was that he helped his brother start a business in construction. when he would have a barbecue over there and i'd be here by myself, he would bring food over to me to eat. he'd bring barbecue stuff, you know? >> reporter: police add they didn't find any drugs or alcohol at the scene and as you mentioned, harris, they'll be conducting an autopsy the next couple of days. back to you. >> harris: well, anita, a lot of people will remember, too, after all that was said from rodney king, he said he wanted his legacy to be that he made a call for unity with those words can't we all just get along. what are people actually saying his leg see might be. you can't help as rodney king as a tragic figure who had a lot of bad luck in his life. after the beating incident and riots and remember, he had a couple more run-ins with the

police, most of them were alcohol related crimes. but those who study race relations say rodney king is a part of los angeles culture and history. and the spotlight on his beating played a role in leading the l.a.p.d. to change a number of tactics, listen. >> they can't use the chokehold anymore, there's all kinds of things that the police now do differently that came into play since the rodney king beating and since the police looked at all, you know, we should try different kinds of things. >> reporter: there are still a lot of questions about exactly what happened in rodney king's pool. we'll certainly be learning more details over the coming days. and of course, on another sad note, rodney king leaves behind three chirp, back to you. >> harris: anita, thank you very much. right now, they are counting the votes in egypt. finally, the chance for the people there to choose who will lead them, after kicking out a dictator in a revolution a year ago.

and a day of massive turnout, we are told, and some 13,000 voting stations. our journalists on the ground, a live report in minutes and already, we are hearing from egyptians, exercising their democracy. >> i mean, before, it's actually, we were a family at the president's finger, now, he's waiting for our beginninger. >> harris: and immigration, the political hot topic at the president's unilateral decision to change who we can k deport from our country. and the swift rebutle. wake up!

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obama's decision to buy pass congress, using an executive order to stop deporting hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants. >> i think the time something pretty clear. if he really want today make a solution that dealt with these kids or illegal immigration in america this is something he would have taken up in his first three he and a half years not in his last few months. so he did it for politics, well, that's certainly a big part of the equation. >> harris: that was former massachusetts governor mitt romney on cbs's face the nation, he would not say whether or not he would repeal it should he become president, and many young immigrants in the yus as long as they need a high school diploma, and one saying governor romney is fighting a losing battle. >> and it's ironic from mitt romney saying he would veto the dream act.

>> and david plouffe went on to blame congress tore blocking the president's more comprehensive reform. >> mitt romney made a campaign swing through ohio today talking mostly about the economy, in this -- in brunswick, ohio and other campaign events throughout the state. romney made no mention of president bush's new immigration policy, but during that morning tv appearance he said if elected he would do things differently. >> i'd come into office and say we need to get this done on a long-term basis, not this kind after stop gap measure. what the president did, he should have worked on this years ago, if he felt seriously about this, he should have taken action when he had a democrat house and senate, but he didn't. >> the president's announcement effectively torpedos a plan that was in the works by florida senator marco rubio and his bill would have been similar to what the president announced friday, but you rubio was facing tough

opposition from inside his own party. now, the president has come under fire for overstepping his pounds and bypassing congress with the new immigration policy, but a stop campaign official said it's perfectly proper. >> our attorneys are confident it's within our authority. it builds on a series of steps, we've taken to try and make sure that we're focusing on tougher border security, that we're deporting criminals, people who pose a threat to our community and not people who are trying to live the american dream. >> the white house stays about 800,000 young immigrants, mostly hispanic, could benefit from this new policy, harris. >> let's-- steve, i know, critics who focus on the political side of this, say it could actually give the president help in winning the hispanic vote. >> yeah, it could. the president enjoyed a huge advantage already among

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>> the supreme court could release its decision on president obama's sweeping health care overhaul as early as tomorrow. and justice ruth wader ginsburg says we can expect sharp opponents of the law even after the court makes its ruling. and including massachusetts governor mitt romney. >> we believe it's un-- many' not going to get in constituency, we will be prepared for whatever it renders. >> i hope the court believes as i do, that it's not constitutional. regardless, if i'm president, we'll stop obama in his tracks and allowing the states to continue with their best issues. >> harris: and also david plouffe from the campaign. one of the most controversial

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this psa an airing in virginia with the goal gaining national support. morgan is urging parents to talk to their daughters about safety in hops they won't have to go through the same pain. >> she was going to do big things and create a lot of goodness in the world. we're making sure that that happens anyway, and that the world doesn't lose out on what she might have accomplished. >> reporter: the fbi released this new rendering of morgan's suspected rapist and murderer, linked to a 2005 assault in a neighboring county and another multi-cross effort was launched to try and catch this guy. >> harris: i know the band metallica all along has given their support, but they're getting involved in this investigation. >> they are, after disappearing from their 2009 concert in charlesville, virginia, metallica, the fbi, police, are using a new sketch in this psa, billboard and social media sites to try to track him down.

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>> i'm harris falkner, this is the fox reportment it's the a bottom of the hour, time forethe top of the news, in greece, the democracy party apparently has won. it's the first major vote since new austerity measures took hold. experts say it's likely greece will stay in the euro zone at least for now. border prl agents arrested a man is they said was involved in an armed car heist. he was on the run when three armed guards in canada. rodney king, the man beaten by

the los angeles police has died. adital, familiar mustily asked, can we all just get along. joe lieberman calling for eric holder to appoint a special prs cl disclosing leaks. and the senator speak out to our own chris wallace and meanwhile, the white house are coming at claims at that the leaks are the administration. >> harris, president obama did not disclassifies any information that leaked out according to david mrouf, plouffe declined to say whether he would be interviewed by investigators. and the two u.s. attorney hand picked. >> we'll look under every rock here and this ought to be

investigated thoroughly and we ought to await the results of that information. >> i says there's no need for an independent prosecutor. and a special kwoinl will ensure the public's confidence in the investigation and prosecution and help restore its faith in our government. that was knicks years ago, ab connecticut independent, joe lieb areman. >> we need a special counsel that avoice conflict of interest. special conferences were created for a situation like this. >> arizona republican senator john dkll. to asome point a special investigator, and attorney general eric holder, he

harris. >> harris: greece is not the only country facing a crucial election, in egypt. they're counting the votes. it's where we began the fox report. the latest round of voting in the first free presidential elections, one year after the arab spring, protests that toppled long time president hosni mubarak, democracy is still hanging by a thread. a few years ago, a high court dissolved their democr democratically. and as the ruling military counsel retained the legislative hours. leland vittert, streaming live from cairo, you have democracy on one hand taking shape. >> exactly. the question is the supreme court of the armed forces do what it says, actions speak louder than worts in the middle east and the army a long time isn't saying we want

to give up the power, lately what they're doing, keeping four themselves. and whether it will mean anything, millions of egypses video and polls closed, and they didn't like who they were voting for, on one hand a choice of the prrm for mubarak, so many died to fight to keep out of offers. and the muslim brotherhood fear at that they'll turn this world in an islamic state. >> behind every parent, mohammed only wants a better life for his son. >> and you bring my son please to know how to bring his-- >> they had to figure out how to designer the ballots. take a look. literacy is so high they've put in pictures and in addition to the party symbol and one thing to design is

batt ballot boxes. this is how they're doing it, they hand sort all the battles by candidate, this guy had these boolts and that guy mauri maurizi ballots. in end there are a lot of people who don't lining the candidate a you can see a number that were spoiled and voted for both people or nobody at all. >> obviously, i am not for the president's muslim brothers. >> reporter: the brotherhood has heated folks owes houfl machine and runs of women lining up to vote. but for many, voting is just the most important thing. >> we're not like ours parents, we will control our destiny. >> and as you might advantage,

hand counting takes a while and we don't expect results until middle of the week and the question, harris, number one, will the army gulf up power to anyone rather than keep it to themselves. on the other hand, there are eequippingses very unhappy with the choices they had in this election and a lot of charges of election fraud. will the people accept this as a free and fair says, whoever wins as their new president rather than tahrir square again in yet another revolution. >> harris: leland i know from your earlier reporting that t muslim proper hood quoted a dark tunnel. and the military power is back in the hands of the military. things are relatively peaceful though, aren't they. right now things are very peaceful, you might call it the bam

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>> the most destructive fire of state's history burning now in colorado, the same fire that killed a woman last week when she failed to evaluate from her home and there are more than 1600 firefighters struggling to control the flames right now. and today, the hottest day since the fire was sparked on june 9thth by light any, they believe. and temperatures at nearly 100 degrees. plus, high winds are making the fire spread quicker. maria molina is in the fox weather center, it's he very extreme out west. >> yes, unfortunately, harris, conditions aren't improving, but sticking around even as we head into tomorrow. prolonged period of time across states, colorado, utah, new mexico and nevada where the fires are burning and the condition is expected to persist into tomorrow.

50 miles per hour and no rain where we need it. of course, we have been telling you about it, and haven't been able to see rainfall for wooks or months and that's why we're in a dre dream-- red flag warnings in parts of the central plains, twrn state of nebraska because of the combination of warm temperatures and strong winds and low humidity and take a look at our computer model basically putting ott wind gusts in exsis of 50 miles per hour. by tuesday at noon we are expecting the winds to be lighter, but take a look at that color, that 15 miles per hour winds not the pest conditions to put out fires, harris. >> as you were talking, moving on the associate press wires, a warning about a tornado now in south dakota. >> yeah, right now, we're looking at a severe weather risk, they're issued out moderate disc area, western minnesota and northeastern

parts of south dakota, an elevated risk in the form of large hail, damaging winds and even tornados. we have been seeing some tornado warnings issued out. reports of possibly a tornado on the ground. right now no tornado warnings, we have a tornado watch in effect for this part of the country, again, west central minnesota, northeastern parts of south dakota, and this watch is in effect until 10 p.m. local time. and anyone that here remains alert. and the strong storms headed eastward and could produce tornado touchdowns as we head into the nighttime hour, it's more dangerous at night because you can't see a tornado. >> harris: from one explain to t the-- one extreme to the other. maria is watching it for us, thank you very much. police versus protesters in spain and a deadly mudslide in mexico, just two stops as we go around the world in 80 seconds.

spain, things got out of control outside the headquarters of a major spanish bank. demonstrators angry about the bank's recent request of nearly 25 billion dollars in state aid. police slapping cuffs on some of them. >> and turkey, an angry crowd outside of prison after a fire inside kills 13 inmates. and some of these people relatives of the dead prisoners, authorities say it may set fire to their own mattresses and the fire spread and prisoners survived, looking themselves in the bathroom. now they're in the hospital. mexico, a mudslide flattening a family's home and killing two young girls, drorpd carlotta blamed for the slide. and pulling a woman from a home, but could not save a seven and 13-year-old girl.

china, three villagers surrounded by raging flood water. it took nearly two hours for rescuers to get the people across the swollen river. some had to cross by themselves if they could. it caused landslides and crops around the world. and pennsylvania, a key battle ground state that both sides are paying close attention to. next, bill hemmer, what the voters are saying now.

>> an energy boom. just one part of a broad transformation in a traditionally democratic in the hills of pittsburgh.

oil and natural gas wells are going up and the debate who should be in the white house is heating up. bill hemmer is taking the pulse of the people tonight in washington county, pennsylvania. >> he knows how he's going to spend his. >> bill black has a pretty good laugh over his good fortunate, he's worked these fields for 50 years. now, his money is made beneath ground, by leasing his farm to a company that drills for oil 7,000 feet below. until this gas boom, oil boom came along, people found it difficult to you pay their taxes. and even more difficult, if they had a mortgage. >> and bill black knows who he's voting for, he's going for mitt romney, which in a democratic county is the exception not the rule. four years ago, when the state of pennsylvania and the rest of the country went for barack obama, voters here did something they have not done in 40 years, they went republican. john mccain won this county. >> washington, it was built on

the back of coal. the fuel on the engine that has driven the economy. and coal has often been a dirty source of energy and something that brent harvey has been voting for years, he's one of the large est employers in the county. >> what do you think of the current american energy policy? >> i think the current american energy policy is political. we have 30% of the world's coal. we found all of this new natural gas and we-- we're debating whether we're going to use it or not. >> the shift from blue to red politically four years ago, begs the question why. diana early vaughan has been a county commissioner for 17 years. >> i think that washington county voters are more likely to look at the candidate and look at the issues, and the positions of the candidates when they vote, rather than just pulling a straight party lever.

>> unemployment, she argues is better than most. 6.7% last month. well below the national average. the recession really hasn't had a huge impact on washington county. we're third in the nation in job growth. 40% of that's due to the marseles shale plate. >> a giant formation of sedimentary rock that covers new york, pennsylvania, ohio and west virginia and washington county sits in the middle of it all. it's a mini boom town. >> it's a national gas platform, that has driven down for the shale. there's enough natural gas to power all of the country's energy needs for six years, and others argue it's 25. >> and some say they don't trust republicans because of

the environment. and that's why this woman backs president obama. >> because i believe he's doing the best he can with what he was given, you know, trying to clean up a big mess. >> but this voter blames congress. >> i don't care who is president. congress would do their job, we wouldn't be in the position if congress had done its job. >> and back in the the country, the gas platforms has sprung up. and bill black and sheila have watched it change from the comfort of the front porch. while their lives have gotten better, he worries about the rest of the country. >> three and a half years ago we talked about cleaning and the change that we have seen, we really don't like. what he does like is the new found wealth and energy that's changing this rolling country side n washington, pennsylvania, bill hemmer, fox news. >> harris: final round of the u.s. open and the leader board

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mcdowell looks to be the one to watch. wrap up in a couple of hours out in california, but tiger woods will not be winning the u.s. open. >> harris: look at the sand i said earlier before we went to commercial, it's like the beach. >> a lot of sand out there. >> harris: oklahoma city thunder, how do you call it. >> oklahoma thunder, travel to go miami, 1 shall 1, lost their first home game of the playoffs on thursday night and now come out to miami, and a lot of talk they were going to change up the starting lineup the scott brooks says we're sticking with five i like the thunder in the series, but the miami heat have three straight home games and they could wrap it up if they win all three. >> harris: and quickly la damian tomlinson. >> he can retire as a san diego chargers, all time rusher, and future hall-of-famer, hanging it un. >> harris: and winslow from there, a couple of names from

the hall of fame. good to see you, have a fabulous week. on this day in 1994, the nation couldn't take its eyes off of a white ford bronco carrying o.j. simpson, remember this? the football star and then murder suspect leading police on a low speed chase through los angeles maybe you saw it, reportedly 95 million people watched it. anyway, just days before his ex-wife and her friend ron goldman were found murdered and when police showed town arrest him, he slipped out the back door into the bronco and the chase back at the brentwood home and police got him. what followed was the trial of the century, oj made a run for it, 18 years ago today. and that's how fox reports this sunday, june 17th, 20123, happy father's day to my dad and all the papas everywhere, i'm harris falkner, have a great week. huckabee starts give me four,

three... now. >> there's great speculation on mitt romney's pick for vice-president. while the republican candidate might pick a running mate who is going to help him win some of the key swing states, it's got to be someone the former massachusetts governor can work with. john we and owen morris know something about working together. the they're known as the passing zone and understand about teamwork and shows it does work in juggling of the issues that face our country. so, you're going to help us understand that. >> we are. >> mike: and you've done this a long time. >> yes, we've actually been doing this for 24 years together. >> yeah. >> mike: which is six terms, no term limits here. >> no, no challengers. >> mike: so maybe i can give you a hand with some stuff. we have in this case, some items that represent some of the key issues that the candidates are going to be facing. >> right. >> mike: we're going to bring those out