geoff: indeed. saying that dilma rousseff did not know what was going on but it has to go into the category of being somewhat unlucky. brendan: so when you see your approval rating -- when you see the approval rating, you are talking about the carwash scam. geoff: absolutely. tom: explain why brazil and the other commodity-based south american countries matter for americans. is it geopolitics instability? geoff: i would push back. they are not unstable. they are going through tough economic times because a lot of them are commodity-based. of all the five emerging markets in latin america a report this week has got current account deficits. that is an issue. tom: you are so good on this brendan greeley -- you are so good on this, brendan greeley. the stereotype for americans is butch cassidy and sundance getting off the train in bolivia. brendan: the old song about brazil is that the -- it is the country of the future and it always will be. the idea that the new finance minister has credibility in th

geoff is back in london. there are a lot of worries. >> i think at the moment people are saying let's wait and see on chinese market. they're not as developed as they are in the united states and western democracies. there's no doubt what's going on in china is affecting everybody. chinese authorities stepped in today. the central bank injected 50 billion into money markets. that hasn't arrested the declines. it is starting to infect other markets. 144 chinese companies are listed on the u.s. ex change. we've seen u.s. investors lose money if they backed those companies. about $40 billion is wiped off the notional value of those businesses since chinese declines started. since the shanghai exchange peaked in june. also worth pointing out the chinese are going beyond putting money into this market to try and stop the force. they've announced today there will be investigations and probes into potential funds that have been dumping shares. they are doing everything they can at the moeptment to try to stop furthe

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. >>> geoff is live from london. help me explain this.pple posted better than expected quarterly numbers yet stocks continue to tumble. what's going on? >> this was astonishing. good numbers out boeing and coca-cola. it seemed like a bad apple as far as markets are concerned. 33% jump in revenue. these were phenomenal numbers. the street moved estimates. it wanted to see something even better. that's why we didn't hit that big stretch $50 million sales number for the iphones. the outlook was ho hum as far as investigators were concerned.le ale got pummelled. you know what? there's negative news flow out there as well. senator al franken has said that this business should be investigated over what is going on with sales around apps. he says or sent letters to two federal agencies saying we need to look into the way the apple i-store is run. this could be a head wind for apple going forward. i'm with you. i scratched my head. these were phenomenal numbers. the street was disappointed. apple got mauled in the trade. let's move on. >>> bright

we're live in old city, jeff geoff of jeff chirico, klnel 6abc news. >> our team of meteorologistists will be tracking throughout the night and tune into "action news" 4:30 tomorrow morning for the latest on this extreme heat. >> the search is suspended for sim 1/3 went missing in the delaware river. marquice mack richardson from virginia jumped into the river bristol bureau 10 a.m. en then they lost saw himel whying for help and went under and never resurfaced and screws spent the day search and they came came up empty. no word when they that will resume. >> meanwhile body of a missing swimmer recovered from the delaware river in burlington city before 7:30 this evening people reported seeing a man go under water near york street and the victim was a man in 0s siming in the area of burlington island and burlington city promenade when he went under. no word on his identity. >> meanwhile crews in delaware had to rescue a man are from brandywine river. he slipped and fell and injured his leg. his fellow tubers had to pull him to shore where firefighters put him in basket and transported

so, let's go to london and join geoff. we're going to get to him later. moving on from greece.ton carter is making a stunning admission one day after president obama promised victory against isis. secretary carter told the committee the u.s. has trained 60 rebels in syria. that's 1% of the overall goal. he says the u.s. is vetting 7,000 recruits but atdmits the disappointment. >> is that fair to young men to say we are sending you in to fight isis only and by the way we'll decide on the policy whether to defend you if you are barrel bombed? >> they know we will provide support to them. >> does that mean you'll provide against barrel bombing? mr. secretary, this is not a pleasant exchange. i'd like to have answers to the questions. will we tell them we'll defend them against barrel bombing? >> i think we'll have the obligation -- >> will we tell them that? >> we have not told them. >> you're recruiting people and not telling them you'll defend them because you haven't made the decision yet. you want to train them quickly and send them in. >> for the fifth time in past year offic

let me send it to michelle out in athens. >> thank you, geoff.waking up to another round of capital controls here in the country. they are no longer allowed to carry more than 1,000 euros cash out of the country if they cross the border. so up until now money could not leave the money electronically. now it cannot leave physically either. banking association says banks will be closed until at least monday. they say closed until monday. my qualifier, at least monday. the stock exchange closed until at least monday as well. banking association also saying that there's enough cash in the atms until monday. implicitly hinting at the possibility they could be running out. we haven't heard them acknowledge that up until now. greeks also reading in the paper today that maher row draghi told a newspaper it's going to be incredibly tough to get a deal done. let's get to eunice yun in beijing. >> the chinese media is invoking the image of a national sports team saying they're taking action. the government authorities said they had enlisted state-owned ente

geoff earnest of one that is well known in some of them are not well known at all and they are relatively obscure. one of the fun things writing this book as i got to pick my own 14 and as a niche play is said not everybody would pick the same 14 but that's okay. i am hoping this would spark some debate and you may want to add some of your own heroes or pull some of them out. but in any event i hope it sparks some debate. in examining those leaders and allows us to bring the foundational principles of conservatism into sharper relief and see how those principles have been put into action over time. i began with a look at what i said would suggest are the basic tenets of conservatism and i suggest that the concept is foundational and they would agree with these concepts and others could have been added, but i think these are pretty basic. and while this isn't necessarily an exhaustive list, again i think that most conservatives would be comfortable with ease. the first concept that i would offer is what i call a realistic view of human nature. let me explain what i mean by that. conservati

geoff, let's start with you on this count down to sunday. >> e yayeah.ut forward an emergency request for monday. they're offering up some concessions on the tax front to get that. so that will now be considered by eurozone. alexis tsipras has been the subject of a number of verbal attacks not the former prime minister and leader of the liberal block. let's hear what he said. >> you are talking about reforms but we never see proposals of reforms. and i'm angry why? i'm angry because we are sleepwalking towards a grexit. already five years we are sleepwalking with the support -- you hear them -- of the people of the extreme right. not only we are sleepwalking. the last months we are running towards the impression. but it is not you and it is not we who shall pay the bill. it's going to be the ordinary greek citizens paying the bill of a grexit of 30%, 40%. >> maybe some comfort there for joe. that's some views are being expressed here. with the greek approach to so we have negotiations that will take place over that it's not an easy process though. it has

that will geoff us official heat wave and then we move on to 92 for tomorrow.ut dry heat for friday and saturday. it will still be hot. but not as humid. we think that probably on sunday it will start to get stickier again and have a chance of thunderstorms on tuesday and wednesday of next week but the heat continues bob kelly for foreseeable future. >> take is easy today 4:48 good morning everybody nice and easy on the blue route. it goes up and over the schuylkill expressway. light volume so far this morning. live look northeast philadelphia and i-95 as you head southbound through the construction zone. no problems here at cottman. crews are still out though little further southbound towards the city on the ramps to the vine street expressway. coming from south jersey to problems on atlantic city expressway working up the freeway as we work your way to philly. no problem at all heading to 295. schuylkill, blue route looking fine. zooming on into the neighborhood though and getting police activity we have been tling you about for the accident last night red li

. >> all right, geoff cutmore live in brussels for us. we do have larry mcdonald with us today as well on the desk. he's head of u.s. strategy, it's good to have you us. let's start with our panel here. until now, expecting the greeks were going to show up today and deliver something new like they said they would. they come with nothing, the market is down nearly 200 as a result. >> yeah. i think the interesting thing of it all is is if you're making a decision on the binary outcome of greece, that's the wrong strategy. we could have a favorable outcome in greece and the market could go down. we could have an unfavorable outcome and the market could go higher. it's not the moment to buy the dip. what is going on as receipts to the chinese stock market is of incredible concern. the message there being are policy makers doing the wrong thing by not doing a 2008 style fiscal stimulus and on the surface of the markets, there's assets that are incredibly troubling, the fact that oil has broken down is signaling something. i don't think you're

us on the basis of the obvious logic that squeezing 18 more seats to expo average boeing 767 will geoffpassenger more room. the pat ten application complains the aim is to increase cabin density and create units that increase the space available at the shoulder and arm area by creating an overlap in the shoulder areas of adjacent seats. so stewart we should be thanking these inventers, not criticizing them. just hope one of them is hitting opposite me when he hit turbulence and i start feeling queazy. >> he just took his shoes off. i thought i'd throw in that detail. are you done? >> no thank you. >> i hope your all done. >> get out of here. >> ready to toury christmas shopping online? in july? retailers betting that, yes you are, and now walmart is about to go really big on a blockbuster sale to compete with sam ron -- amazon's big sale this wednesday, but online retailer watcher says this scramble for sales is not great news. i don't know what you're talking about. i get a bargain i'm a happy consumer. what's wrong with it? >> nothing wrong with the consumer. i think one it's a sign t

. >>> senate republicans won't geoff a hearing for the person person for using the elements of our influence and authority to keep isil from raising money on the black market or otherwise to recruit foreign fighters, inspire others to commit acts of terrorism and attempt to establish a caliphate in the middle east. >> that's the president's spokesman. what does his boss say? all but blaming the republicans for the rise of isis. as we wait to hear the president i going to say at the pentagon, we're hearing more on this fight against isis, and progress we're supposedly making. welcome everybody i'm neil cavuto. president when he speaks. first, to republican presidential candidate bobby jindal on what he is not really liking what he is hearing this far. this is -- governor a pleasure to have you -- this is really republicans' fault. what do you make of that? >> neil, it's great to be back with you. he is the commander in chief he created the void to led to isis being able to strengthen. called them the jv team. admitted he has no strategy to defeat isis. i hope he is saying he is taking the pol

. >>> senate republicans won't geoff a hearing for the person person for using the elements of our influenceo keep isil from raising money on the black market or otherwise to recruit foreign fighters, inspire others to commit acts of terrorism and attempt to establish a caliphate in the middle east. >> that's the president's spokesman. what does his boss say? all but blaming the republicans for the rise of isis. as we wait to hear the president i going to say at the pentagon, we're hearing more on this fight against isis, and progress we're supposedly making. welcome everybody i'm neil cavuto. president when he speaks. first, to republican presidential candidate b

geoff cutmore in brussels. thanks so much for that. i mean, i would think that it would be good news for the market to actually hear that there could be a deadline and something could actually be resolved bit end of the week instead of this continuous sort of deadline pushing. >> i think the market is starting to digest a greek exit. and i think that you know, i really can't understand tsipras acting like he's got all the cards, meanwhile the market hasn't opened since june 26th, their banks haven't opened. this is a real crisis -- it seems like he doesn't get it. >> they haven't yet run out of cash at the atms. >> or does he get it and he knows that germany has the biggest vested interest in them staying in the union? has he played it perfectly? i totally get you. but obviously he thinks he's got their backs up against the wall at this point. >> but germany can't let -- they have other entities that could end up in the same situation if they let greece off the hook. >> not as bad as greece right now. and do you think right now -- >> b

came out of a town hall meeting that was hosted and sponsored by our former colleague congressman geoff davis from kentucky. he gathered a group of people together. as i read the story, one of the constituents raised his hand and posed this question. congressman, how is it possible that the environmental protection agency is contemplating a rule that is so controversial it couldn't pass congress? how is that even conceivable under our governance structure that unelected bureaucrats are able to accomplish something that the elected representatives of the people have said no to? and congressman davis in a very thoughtful way, began to take that in and out of it he began to work with other people and put together the reins act regulations from the executive in need of scrutiny, that says this. it says look, over the years one of the weaknesses of congress is that this institution has delegated too much responsibility to executive agencies. that's at the base of what we're talking about. this is an issue of delegated authority, and since it was congress' mistake in terms of atrophying its a

geoff, thank you very much. bring in michelle caruso-cabrera who has been on ground in athens for more than two weeks. great stuff. i know you're holding up terrific. you know it's getting even uglier with greek debt than debt around the world. we're showing our viewers right now a live chart of a two-year greek bond. it's now yielding 49.5%. creditors staying there's a huge risk we're not going to get paid back here. is there any sense of the change in mentality in athens over the last 24 hours? >> you know what happened today where they went to brussels and suddenly all these european finance ministers came out and were very angry saying we were here to hear something new and they didn't bring anything new. they brought old proposals which were out of date because the economy has suffered so dramatically and they have to implement even new measures. it's led to discussions here about whether or not this is all by design. does the prime minister actually want to leave the euro? and all of this bungling is on pu

we go to geoff duncan of south carolina. >> thank you. secretary kerry there are still three or four americans in prison in iran. i put their pictures here to remind you of them today. i understand not using them as pawns in negotiation, but what should have been -- what should have happened is they should have been released as a pre-condition before ever sitting down with iran for anything. and with that i yield to mr. desantis from florida. >> i thank the gentleman from south carolina. secretary kerry for the side agreements between the iaea and iran can you agree one is about the parchin military site and the other is about the possible nuclear dimensions of the nuclear program. >> i believe there is one basic agreement which contains the approach to the pmd. >> so can you confirm that the congress will not -- >> i'm advised -- i think the two appendices, apparently. >> and is it your testimony that congress will not get to review those agreements before voting on -- >> no congress will be briefed on the contents of the agreements per

we know what geoff just told us about, we've seen one stock market take a huge hit.of the benchmarks in athens. the composite index. we're down about 36% from our highs a year ago. firmly in correction territory. certainly in bear market territory. if you look at other markets around the world experiencing some of this heat. i want you guys and you guys have sticks in front of you to guess along with me here. i'm going to throw clues about the economies of these countries. you tell me which country it is whose benchmark currency is falling into correction. you've got a $3.6 trillion economy in this particular country. china is the largest trading partner with this country here. and the major exporter of fossil fuels is a giveaway. if you look at what you've got in front of you, you have a brazil flag something else tell me what you think? >> >> we'll let joe guess first. >> all right. >> i love dunkin'. all right. that will work for that one. anybody else want to fathom a guess on this particular one? no? yes? >> i don't know if they want to play either. we're not bi