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this is a huge story unveiled adam shapiro on the fox business network.: the fox business network but we should cover cheap manned a test to become an air traffic controller as well as corrupt practices and the faa to try and stifle the investigation and the ongoing scandal. the aviation subcommittee chairman in congress, frank lobiondo sent a letter to the faa administrator demanding that the fea answer questions raised by the original fox business network reporter. the faa sent a letter just the other day back to chairman lobiondo stayed we are going to investigate this internally. chairman lobiondo will have nothing to do with that. the response to reports of rampant cheating and biometric tests, the weird personality test they are now using has been intentionally incomplete only after i come at a congressman, and my college raise serious concerns the faa to task an internal office with appropriate authority and independence to conduct an open-ended investigation. this is absolutely unacceptable. the faa is trying to whitewash its own internal investig

david: adam shapiro, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: two escaped murderers still on the loose now. the link between prison worker joyce mitchell and two escaped convicts in upstate new york is getting closer. prosecutors said she gave them a legal item. the manhunt has stretched now into the seventh day. david lee. david: that's right, melissa. this was a significant development. we heard from the district attorney today. he confirmed, joyce mitchell did bring into the prison a number of items that were contraband. he would not however say what those items were. the list of banned items in the prison -- joyce did not provide the inmates. that was the powered tools they used in the escape. >> joyce mitchell, based on our investigation has not provided power tools. she has not provided any form of power tools to either sweat or matt. >> a source confirms that mitchell did agree to provide the transportation for the two inmates, but at the last minute changed her mind. in another development, authorities are looking into the possi

that is close r clouding the picture adam shapiro who broke the story joins us now with the latest. chance this was a less qualified air traffic control operation? >> that is such an important question because at the heart of the air traffic control system are 14 men and women air traffic controller who the faa relies on to keep 2 million people safe every day. we've been trying to ask questions since may 11th about what we discovered in propriety cheating on air track control test they won't respond to us so question got hold of joe, the man in charge of certificating candidates this was the quote he gave me two hours ago i'm not aware it is not my area of exper tise a high ranking picialg telling american public f you. now here's something you need to know. air traffic control is in chicago yelling stop, stop, stop may have saved the day. this may not be a case. >> near miss -- at the airport. >> controller may have saved the day shows why you need qualified people there. but a simple question to ask 464 men and women hired by faa since they dumbed things down any of those people

adam shapiro on the floor of the stocks exchange money blocks vice president, and asset manager he joins us now from the cme. adam, television also news from china as well. a lot of people pulling their money out of that market. but so i guess it was a double whammy of greece and china. >> you might have a bubble this china certainly but investors pushing yield down so some people are looking for safety volume very heavy today with the new york exchange. and tradings quadrupled reaching you have expiration on futures and options contact today driving a lot of this market today. so they wrnght paying so much attention to grouse as covering their position. >> all right. joe it looks like russell is settling down lacet. that means no record on russell so four red arrows i'm interested in small or mid-size caps is that where you would go right now? >> yeah, as a matter of fact and full disclosure i've been putting my cliengts cliepts in the russell small cap. right now you're looking at economy in the united states is picking up. we have a lot of positive headwinds going into the summer and

adam shapiro first to break the story. he joins us with more. . >> this comes out of the fact that the mike wall huerta, the admin straight at that of the ffa would do investigation. here is what huerta said that uncovered corruption and cheating high up in the faahr office. i am troubled by recent news reports alleging misconduct during the hiring process. he assign ad internal investigation into the office of materials and safety to look into that all that. congress demand answers after our report. after he announces this, frank lobiondo, chairman of the aviation subcommittee said there will be no whitewash on this. he put out a statement to fox business saying this will not be intolerable. it has been intentionally and complete only i and my congressional colleagues raised serious concerns the faa tasked an internal office without appropriate authority independence and open-ended investigation. this is absolutely unacceptable. maria: you have to wonder if this actually points to an underlying problem at the airports, at the country's airports.

adam shapiro is here. are two stories, one, about too many factories making too many cars and two, hedge funds fact-- tactful acting like investment banks. >> they've had success in lobbying mary barra buying back 8 million in shares and settled on 5 million. sergio mark chony, he is going to the hedge funds, sergio marchionne and they're wanting to do a merger with chrysler. according to marchionne there's success in europe and duplication in engineering and technology across several of the brands. bottom line as i wrap up they could have done this in 2005. remember, fiat forced gm to pay them $2 billion because they were going to do a merger, but then gm backed out. so there's some bad blood between the two because that $2 billion payout to go away. maria: not enough bad blood to stop them from getting together. stuart: at his press conference president obama had this to say about the supreme court's pending ruling on obamacare subsidies. roll tape. >> this should be an easy case. frankly, it probably sh

we shift it over to adam shapiro and cheryl casone. >> thanks very much, liz. cheryl: now greek officials we're just getting breaking news headlines, they're looking for a last minute deal. still the eurozone response is, not interested. greek people rethinking their feelings about prime minister tsipras. adam: what about peter schiff? he says crisis in our own backyard is a greater tragedy than greece. puerto rico, a tiny island with a huge debt owes more than one billion dollars to u.s. investors tomorrow but making no promises to pay. cheryl: exactly. there are now 10 spots in the upcoming gop debate. there are 14 candidates. chris christie officially in the race today but may be over before it begins if he doesn't work new jersey magic in new hampshire. adam: millions of americans celebrate the nation's independence this july 4th but law enforcement will be working overtime. the fbi especially to try to prevent a terrorist attack. a new warning from the fbi all about it. let's look where the major averages are going to end the day with less than 40 seconds

adam shapiro. adam. >> we're talking about computer systems at the airport.craft in route, not in the air when the cyber hack occurred. what transpired was a hack of computer systems at the airport in warsaw which caused the state airline in poland to be grounded. attacked the ground processing systems. here what the executive at lot had to say. this is industry problem on much wider cale. for sure we have to give it more attention. i expect it can happen to anyone anytime. earlier in the day, lot airlines had said, that they had sate of the art computer systems, the same computer systems that airlines worldwide, think the united states, that airlines worldwide are using. there might be vulnerabilities here in the states, neil, that make airlines subs acceptable to what happened in poland at airport with computers there. neil: adam, to understand clearly, this would be information the ground would give to an airplane, like flight plan or anything like that that was compromised here? >> that is what appears to have been compromised, but in addition to the flig

adam shapiro this bill should be labeled the shapiro bill because you brought it to congress. >> thean introduced legislation which would force the f.a.a. to old hiring practices. last night the house of representatives, stuart passed an amendment to the transportation, the house transportation and housing appropriations bill which supplied the money with the f.a.a. fund. in that bill, the amendment that the house passed 240-186 restricts funding. it cuts funding to the f.a.a. so that they would no longer be able to use that test the personality test that we exposed on fox business. they would no longer be able to use that test. this is a big step because this bill, transportation and housing appropriations bill could be signed into law. if it is no more personality tests. they'll discuss this. this is a big step toward righting a wrong. i've got to point out for a month now, they've asked the f.a.a. to respond. we know from a source inside there's chaos in panic mode. >> see what you did? well done. thank you. i want to get back to the president's use of executive power the pen and

it before but just bordet's for the risk and a fall that could ripple through the markets than adam shapirothat the new york stock exchange. >> that sent the dow jones industrial average down almost to a point with the late afternoon trading now is up one 1/7 points the s&p and nasdaq so around 2:00 p.m. the s&p futures spiked because they're reserved river there was the emergency deal it turned out not to be true. we also saw yields as some investors but it is june 30th. that is the pavement to the imf. david: where there is smoke or fire. marijuana may be legal but you could still lose your job that employers can fire workers for smoking pot on break. and he may not believe day after all the president says he is open to the possibility to stand for reelection as the president after all. as he previously said he was standing down in the wake of the corruption investigation and. at the locals to wild animals were sent into the streets officials are urging residents to use day inside the lions and tigers and bears and a jaguar have escaped. there were some deaths reported to to the flood. me

adam shapiro uncover the case where faa employees offered up answers to the questions for the exam. we'll have more on this investigation go to fox business.com. now to answer your questions , interest rates are so low with a minimal risk investment with a decent return that people cannot afford rest. -- risk. janet yellen was asked today if everybody on a fixed income you need to find a way to make money. many say they have paid good dividends that is the expense of would be willing to go. >> jpmorgan 2.5% dividend yield excellent management with jaime diamond and they have the capital base to keep expanding. >> but strong good dividend payers 3.six with that demand for boeing is very high across numerate -- numerous regions and also home. >> you said what are you buying? is that what you would say? >> said dividend is reasonable so that is the market swing will bounce back. i go with the balance sheet. >> go health care. there is a lot of old people out there. [laughter] paying the 2.3% dividend. >> i would go blinded had a terrible brian so you will get some value either do the h

our adam shapiro broke that story. adam, what are you hearing now?yesterday the department of transportation inspector general launches an investigation of the faa based on what we uncovered, cheating and corruption within the faa and cheating on the key gateway test to become a air traffic controller. we've been asking the faa to respond to everything we made public since may 11th. their press office refuses to respond. so we called joe teixeira, the guy in charge of safety issues and training air traffic controllers. we called him on personal cell phone. asked him about it this is man who is supposed to keep you safe when you fly. here is what he said, quote, i'm really not aware. it is not my area of expertise and not my problem. next time you get in an airplane remember, joe teixeira saying your safety not my problem. it is his problem. yesterday, huerta, the director of faa would launch an investigation into what we discovered, internal investigation which critics say was really a whitewash. he said, i'm troubled by recent news reports alleging

adam shapiro is outside of nfl headquarters where brady's appeal is being heard. am, we're going on seven hours. he is still there? >> started at 9:00 a.m. this morning. he will be given four hours to make his case why the wells report, ted wells, being attorney who wrote the investigation which essentially found him somewhat culpable for deflate he was able to make the case why it is wrong. wells report said it brady was generally aware of intentional deflation. brady making his case, he has outside counselor to the players association. kessler has been through this before with other players who were given penalties and punishments were reduced after this kind of an appeals process. we call it a hearing. not as if it has some formal court proceeding. brady still if he doesn't get response he wants he could sue for breach of contract. here is the consequences for tom brady. wants four games suspension. will cost him 1.8 to $2 million. for the patriots costing them one million dollars. they are not appealing. they will sufficient suffer some draft losses. one millio

adam shapiro son the floor of the new york stock exchange for us. adam, what does it look like? >> well, david their revenue came in line with estimates. 1.16 billion for the second quarter. they bit on earnings per share, 48 cents, when the street was expecting 45 cents but stock price is actually trading a dollar down in the after-market. adobe is making great pains. they're bragging about how well they did in the creative cloud. this is a quote. marketing cloud business drove record revenue, roughly 327 million. investors are worried about something. that stock in after market trade something down a buck, david. david: something in between the lines. when you beat on earnings per share and your stock is down after-hours, there is a problem. adam, thank you very much. melissa: all right. so out of the naacp and into the spotlight. rachel dole saw breaks her -- rachel dolezal breaks her silence about her race. david: unbelievable story. a look ahead at the big fed meeting tomorrow. will they or won't they raise interest rates? what you have to watch for. melissa: plus inside th

our adam shapiro at the new york stock exchange and baron's senior editor jack hogue is here. i want to talk about nasdaq which posted a loss despite the dow's gains, had to do with micron's earnings, they missed and had disappointing guidance. is this going to affect all chipmakers? >> well, the chipmakers are looking at the fact that pc's are so yesterday's news and everything is going mobile. the other issue is bill gates said he believes there is a tech bubble not necessarily on the lines of 2000, but we're in one now, that is enough to make investors nervous, david? david: move over to greece, jack, and the statement by ms. merkel saying germany will not be blackmailed. what does she mean by that? >> i think the perception is that germany holds all the cards here and greece is perhaps talking tough. but imagine what the world looks like if greece exits the euro and has a financial collapse. what you have is a failed state connected to western europe. that's good for no one. a state open to overtures from russia desperately looking for friends and in europe, you have an ec

fox business' very own adam shapiro who was behind the investigation, "trouble in the skies," and hes. first of all, this is an amazing story. >> thank you. charles: you broke something that -- listen, you're wreaking this thing -- breaking this thing wide open. >> every day, there's something new every day. charles: here's the thing, this all started because of an effort to get more so-called people of color, black, hispanics, into the job, but to help them in a way that wasn't legal or ethical and puts everybody at risk. >> yes. look, they wanted to be more diverse and everything along with that, right? they were on the way the doing that through a program they established 20 years ago, is the cti program, which is essentially the accredited schools by which you're not guaranteed a job but to get an edge up on becoming an air traffic controller, and the people in that program were always given preference if they scored high enough on key tests. so a few years back they started to lobby the faa to become more diverse, and they instituted a new test that lowered the standards and a p

i'm hearing from adam shapiro. it's an emotional capitulation.ee a better chance of a september rate hike. is this greece? >> a lot of people want a september rate hike. people want greece to be going on -- really, i think traders are happy with today. last week, we broke 2100 on the s&p. we were looking for downside follow through. where does it go? we're trying to measure the spots. >> i know it's these last couple of minutes before the trade. he has to run. if you filled one of the 4.3 billion prescriptions filled last year, pill pack -- have you heard about this -- is disrupting the traditional pharmacy and reinventing how people take prescription meds. with a recent $15 million in funding. they're looking to cut down on labor costs, but also use robots to sort pills. put them in little packs that are personalized for each individual. so you don't get confused with multiple medications. just what are they doing? how do they plan to get people to take their meds on a consistent basis? we bring in i tj parker on fox business. tj, we heard about

adam shapiro has the insider information what is next for the faa, adam. >> let's put this in perspective, yesterday, it was just announced today, the faa director, michael huerta said we'll do internal investigation of what fox business uncovered, cheating and corruption within the faafaa says we'll take care of this. we'll do internal investigation. they're responding to our investigation as well as a letter from the aviation subcommittee chairman saying we need answers. the department of transportation 20 minutes ago said no, the internal investigation doesn't cut it. now the inspector general at d.o.t. is trumping mr. huerat. they're launch their own investigation and will determine what is the justification for the faa to adopt new hiring process and changes that occurred in the hiring pool since the process was eliminated. to remind you, fox business played a recording for you where an faa employee and others within the hl department tied to that employee offering applicants in the air traffic control system the ability to cheat on a key test. now, in the letter from mr. wear at tha

adam shapiro is here. who knew. >> statuary hall.two statues in the capital, and georgia has a statue of alexander stevens a governor of georgia and also the vice-president of the confederacy. so one says the statute has to go the states decide which statue goes. and then robert eastern lee jefferson davis the president of the confederacy. >> who was sent to prison for a very long type. >> but was also the architect or at least jordan saw the build offing the u.s. capitol. so i have the a confederate leaking and also a u.s. history legacy. the pentagon weighing in on this saying there are -- this is a quote -- no plans right now to remove the names of con federal generals from fort bases i. there's no discussion of adjusting our current naming policies. bayses like fort lee fort hood, fort benning. >> a very thorny issue. >> breaking news on the new york escapeees, the attorney for the second prison worker has been charged, gets off the case. we'll tell you why comping up. their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a w

adam shapiro.baseball's shocking new scandal i want to bring in former nfl commissioner faye vincent on the fox business wire. thank you so much for calling in. >> thank you for having me. good morning, maria. maria: give me your observation here. >> i think these are allegations are serious. you and i have been around long enough to know we ought to wait and see exactly what the facts are. i have great respect for the cardinals. bill dewitt, who is the principal owner, is a man with long baseball history. my guess is that he had no part of it. think what we've got probably some younger people with bad judgment who think that all is fair in love and war when you and i know some things are illegal. maria: i mean the st. louis cardinals. one of the most successful teams in baseball over what, two decades. this is really hard for the fans to swallow. >> yeah, i don't think the fans should get terribly upset. i think baseball will handle it with the fbi. my guess it will blow over very quickly of. the

david: thanks very much, adam shapiro.e want to take a live look at the senate floor where lawmakers are voting whether or not to hand president obama a big victory on trade. before i said the house has to pass it. that is incorrect. the house passed this particular part of the trade agenda. this is the presidential authority to fast track on trade deals. house passed it. it went to the senate. the president would then sign it once the senate agrees to this. there are a whole bunch of other trade deals that have to be made or trade votes that have to be be made before we finally get to that pacific trade deal. but again the senate is about to approve. once the senate approves, it goes to the president where he will sign it. a big victory for president obama on trade. we'll bring you that tally as soon as it happens. ♪ i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patented fast-dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. i never know when i'll need relief. that's why i only choose nicoret

adam shapiro joins us live outside of the baseball headquarters. out him.shley, if this is a true account come it was be the first time involving two major league sports teams. major league race ball the commissioner has issued a statement that said mlb has been aware of and fully cooperate with the investigation into the illegal breach of astros a file operation database. the breach took place in 2013 and at that time some of the proprietary information about players regarding trade, statistics was posted online. fbi has been investigating this. the hack originated in a house that had been rented out times by players for the cardinals. according to sources in "new york times" the investigation centers on front office personnel although no one has been identified. the team is fully cooperated with the investigation and will continue to do so. but because of the investigation they cannot comment. a hack in 2013. the fbi is investigating and the general manager used to work for the cardinals in 2011. he went to the astros. he has left the cardinals then went

as our adam shapiro has been reporting between tomorrow and friday, puerto rico must pay almost $2 billiono avoid default. we have our own greece. >> puerto rico our greece 1950 they grew 70% of their own food, we started giving them payments and they import food and housing allowances and we allowed this to happen. thanks, lauren. greece is the biggest of all the big stories today. the market on that news headed lower. what it means for your money here at home and spacex suffering a third failure this month. a lot more bad news for nasa. a lot more "varney & company" next. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? here is a simple math problem. two trains leave st. louis for albuquerque at the same time. same cargo, same size, same power. which one arrives fir

adam shapiro come on in you've got to take me through the prison break.was a complicated deal. >> very much like the shawshenk redemption. they definitely did this over a period of days and we're talking two men in particular richard matt and david sweat, both convicted killers and matt is especially dangerous, he killed and dismembered a former boss. they broke out of the clinton correctional facility. first in over 150 years. and here is what the governor said to bartiromo. >> there's no doubt that this was an intricate plan that was well-executed and they had to be at a minimum, provided assistance. >> and the governor said that it took several days to accomplish what they did. he went on a tour of the prison and saw how they actually broke out. they put dummies in their beds with hoodies and that's how they fooled the guard. a question that no one has been able to answer how could you not hear the noise from the cutting of the steel to get out of the original cell. they believe they had assistance and they've got 300 leads they're pursuing. stuart: an

here is adam shapiro studying his computer, but you're on live television.e to do that, but greece is the issue for your money over again. the greeks pulled a billion euros from banks, that's an old-fashioned run on the bank. greeks have been warned bank might not open on monday. come on in adam. we've got money going into the banks now. >> as we're talking the ecb is raising the emergency cap that it's 3 1/2 euro to roughly $4 billion dollars. the second time they've done it this week and on monday the emergency emergency-- with the european leaders and the greeks. stuart: he's now working for the success of the summit. it sounds like he's going to inch back a little the banks get more money, maybe an interim stop gap deal so we breathe a sigh of relief tammy. >> how much can european trust a guy who first of all tried to get to putin. going to the economic summit that putin is having and you don't think that that's a message to europe? he's condemned western sanctions against russia. i think that's an end run saying, hey, we'll go to russia if you don't he

including a new f faa attempted it a transportation billion to improve hiring practice the at the faa adam shapiro on that story with the very latest. adam. >> this is the transportation housing, appropriations bill, and an attempt passed quite considerably last night in the house 240 to 186 an amendment cut off funding for faa penalty test that was a fox business expose of the chaos and air management of the faa that brought this attention to the nation. it was also recording that fox got that shows not only were people in the faa cheating giving answers to this key test to become an air traffic controller but that this reaches all of the way into the faa very high up. now faa refused to respond, in fact, they haven't responded to congress and they have until the ectd end of june so this amendment passed last night cutting off funding to kill that personality test, neil. >> all right thank you very, very much on all of that. in the meenl time getting word from moody big rating agency here that -- it is not a after given reprieve to fund a budget short fall in the pension fund in the state. but fo

ever since our adam shapiro started looking into the hiring practices of our air traffic controllers has now formerly opened an investigation based on his initial investigation and this fox business report that said that it is at best, sloppy and irregular. now the faa is opening an investigation thanks to fbn's work and his work, more to the point. >>> in the meantime we're still in the f acronyms here, fcc looking to fine at&t $100 million over these all you can use data, one step, one inclusive plan that at&t has that is the charges that the at&t rigged speeds of this data depending on customer, time of day, all that. at&t says that is not so. fcc commissioner ajit pai is with us now. what is the at heart of this? that at&t played fast with the fast speeds or what? >> fcc is essentially alleging that the at&t viiv lated 2010 northern disclosure rule that discloses how it manages network to consumers that. is what at&t has done for years. all of sudden fcc is changing rules more in search of headlines, than in search of justice. neil: that is interesting. if at&t was in fact doing

this is what adam shapiro had to say recently. rocesses is to qualify african-american, asian-american, and latino american candidates and through the mouth people who have already been approved to be on the waiting list the reserve list going to air traffic control. stuart: jason riley columnist for the wall street journal, welcome to the program. you don't like the whole idea of special programs to shoehorn women and people of color into top jobs. you don't like that. >> if they have the chance of compromising safety. i don't know about you but when my plane began the initial 30,000 ft decent i am not concerned about the race or gender of the person on the ground who will help the plane lands safely. i am concerned about their competence. i wish this administration shared my priorities. stuart: don't you want to get rid of past discrimination by favoring people of color and women to get them into those jobs? >> absolutely not. i don't king reverse discrimination is the way to go. the e issue here is the extent to which this admin

retirement fund angle to this that oppenheimer, adam shapiro on the fox business network has been doing lot of reporting on, holds about $4 billion in puerto rican debt so the u.s. investor exposure to puerto rico, an angle you are not talking about, germans hold all the debt in greece and puerto rican debt is u.s. investors so retirement accounts are on health care. >> they really are. this is the developing story, up next nbc turns tables on donald trump killing the newly minted presidential candidate you are fired. we will show you why. of the big headlines topping wall street journal justices reject pollution rules, crawling obama's diplomacy. and in iran today is the deadline sending top officials the nuclear talks and deadline day. the main players in vienna have all those stories coming up. continue the conversation on facebook, go to facebook.com/morningsmaria and what you would like to see on this program and click that like button for the latest update on the show. we will be right back. maria: new developments out of afghanistan where a suicide bomber targeted nato troops ear

adam shapiro has the story. you broke this story, adam. they were trying to shoehorn people of color into the air traffic controller's tower and you caught them? >> they changed their hiring practices and what we uncovered was cheating in the hiring procedures and corruption in the f.a.a. which they will not respond to. we've called them every day since may 11th, but the press office is out to lunch and busy. there was a demand that they respond to the questions raised by our reports. and f.a.a. sent out a letter yesterday. michael ware i'm troubled by recent news report,controversy during the hiring process. 's assigned it to an internal office within the f.a.a. who has no authority to do that and mr. lobiondo says that's unacceptable and the department of transportation says the inspector general will investigate the f.a.a. it's a mess they can't get away from. stuart: you did it, you stood it up there. well done shapiro, well done. >> thank you. stuart: today the public can buy shares of fitbit for the first time and the opening bell is

adam shapiro is with us. keith fitz-gerald is with us from portland oregon. irst to you, adam we're hearing that the greek prime minister says the negotiations can resume at any time. is that going to make any difference to the market? >> to the market perhaps, no. what is key here is that the greeks are starting to understand that europe is prepared perhaps to let them go. they're not as concerned as portugal and spain to follow. what would happen in greece would be horrific. you would have retirees as well as government employees who would not have money. they would have no income. the greeks don't want to fight another civil war. stuart: they've got to have a deal by the end of this month? are they in or out by the end of this month, adam? >> they are in. stuart: keith weigh in on this one are the greeks in or out of the euro zone by the end of this months. >> i'm taking the other side of that coin pardon the pun, they're going to be out. stuart: out. you say the german taxpayers will not under any circumstances fund greek pensions and they'll force them ou

and sandra smith and adam shapiro.drop to the opening of the market is the possibility that greece has blinked will give some concessions and the big meeting that comes up in a few hours, there will be some kind of an agreement where greece gets some money and they give some concessions. that's the back drop here. once trading begins in three or four seconds, the dow jones average will be well above 18,100. let's see, trading has begun. we're up about 30 points. okay, now if i'm saying that this is all about greece let's check in with the experts who know what they're really talking about. larry levin, is this all about greece, this rally that's now in progress? >> for sure, where we are right now for sure. everybody has been in that meeting for some kind of an agreement and push it back to june 30th and certainly a lot of buyers in the market because of that so i would pin that rally on greece right now. >> keith, come in please because a lot of people ask me what happens if the whole thing collapses. greece gets out

adam shapiro i want you to tell us about the lady who help them out out. >> this is 51-year-old joyceell. according to investigators, there was something more between her and the 48-year-old is skaepee, the one who they call hacksaw. and a serial cheater, that she had several relationships with different men. she married him 13 years ago and according to the ex-husband she slept around with other men before hooking up with several others. not a flattering portrayal of her. they believe, the investigators that she might have been charged by richard matt. and her son, haw comes to her defense. and dlashs details about the woman who said she had a panic attack. >> there's more on this later, thank you very much. and mortgage rates are more above 4%. the first time we've seen that this year. cheryl, it's going to be that there's going to be a rush to re-fi now when you can. >> i think that many people that were keeping an eye on rates going through the 3% specter, were already starting to plan ahead. you're going to see the contracts, whether it's a new home, a re-fi, you're definitely go