so amg goes into the s&p. forest labs will be replaced by them effective business melissa june 30th. back over to you. >> thank you. >>> coming up next, the latest new home sells hit a six year high. we are headed to the front lines with the ceo of move, inc. . >> let's get to dom shu, news alert. >> this is loco, that will be the ticker on nasdaq for el poyo loco. that's the nevada, texas, chicken chain. they plan to list under the ticker of loco and el, pollo, loco. this is a kane that made about or at least generated sales of $350 million back if 2013. this california-based restaurant chain is known for grilled chicken and tacos. 350 million in sales, a regional place. some of these restaurant chains, like zoe's kitchen, investors will be paying attention, over to you. >> tanks, dom shue. is there an investor appetite? i didn't mean that. honestly, i did not. in this environment. >> yes. >> mcdonald's is not doing well. the disaster it's a much bicker growth story. it's one investors will want to boy. the s

amg, resources for quickstart and claims. claim levels have skyrocketed all regional offices have seen minimal growth in staffing. amg urges bva to hire and provide more in-depth and relevant training for current employees. amg also urges bva management to conduct a study to determine how long each staff takes to complete wall working a claim. with the recent transfer, this study is more applicable and necessary than ever. once again i will like the commission for thanks to share our views. >> thank you mr. jenkins. mr. gibson, you are recognized for your testimony. >> thank you. i would like to thank the congressman for inviting me to speak today. in 2011 while training to deploy to afghanistan, i received a severe back injury. by the time it received at the site in fort worth, texas, i was confined to a wheelchair earning me the nickname the wheelchair soldier. days later, i was prescribed a cocktail of drugs to allow me to walk but without excruciating pain. plus and the warrior transition program, it required surgical int

bergdahl was not a host amg but a prisoner of war and continued to insist that administration did not negotiate with terrorist. he said he hopes to repar the trust. >> we are learning about two americans that are killed in tragic friendly fire incident. and one of the soldiers was a 19-year-old from illinois who deployed after his parent passed away. it is information, a senior u.s. defense official said the troops were killed in a security operation after requesting air support from the b1bomber like the one you see here. >> there is a man hupt from the owner of the ferry that sank. most of those were high school students. why critics are blaming what for the flood of illegal children coming in on the border. >> and a shocking defeat of eric cantor and losing that primary to a political novince. what it means for the republican party this november and 2016. do you think that the defeat of eric cantor sends the message to republicans. our live chat is up and running. go to fox news opinion com/happening now. america is asking and join the discussion on cantor and brat and the future o

the mess amg will get back to central america that you will not stay and you will have to go back. we have to secure our border and the mexican southern border to stop the central americans from coming out. >> congressman rogers asked the question. and asked why we can't put the children back on the bus and instead of coping them in our care and custody. and this is what jay johnson had to say to that? >> we are creating additional detention space for adults that bring their children and i want to consider every option of stemming thisatoid. the law that was created in 2008 requires that we turn these kids over to the department of health and human services. >> the law requires that, congressman and your solution will change the dynamic and would you have to change the immigration law. what would you have when that is not the process. >> and if you are 14 and older, you can be mand torly detained. 13 and younger the law has to provide them to be turned over to hss as a ward of the state. and that is to iraq and afghanistan and exploited by central america. an makers need to look at

went over there and lost his life, and this man was instrumental in that happening, and so the mess amgngs to my family, that the administration doesn't care about the sacrifices that americans have made. >> a difficult road ahead with sergeant bergdahl not yet reunited with his family. his mental health is reevaluated. he could be court martialed. and the irs claiming it lost thousands of e-mails that congress wants for the investigation into whether the agency targeted political groups. congress is demanding they be handed over. the agency said the computer glitch woiped them out. lois lerner refuses to testify to congress about the scandal. the house voted to hold her in contempt of congress. and the congressman a cowed the oirz of playing games. those are the details from washington. >> reporter: the internal revenue service was and is in the process of producing 67,000 e-mails from the account of lois lerner and there are untold number of e-mails sent and received that may be lost due to a computer crash. ears officials say the e-mails between has been wiped out years ago. and writ

to the roar of the bloody battle of d day. 20,000 americans died here seven years ago, the largest amg fib use invasion in -- amphibious invasion in history. 9,387 u.s. soldiers are buried at the time cemetery there. president obama called normandy america's beach head in europe. >> our claim to equality, to freedom and to the inherent zig tonight of every human being, that dignity is written on the blood on these beaches and it will endure for eternity. >> 6:30 a.m. the exact time the americans came on shore under hef fire. one of those mentioned by the president in his speech was bill colwell. he was dropped by helicopter under heavy fire. >> it was a very, very nasty thing. i had no idea what it would be like. i don't think any of us did. we were all in the same boat, a bunch of young kids. >> dressed in u.s. soldiers uniforms, celebrating d day in the allied sacrifice, as a great diplomat of liberation from nazi occupation. arriving at the d day celebrations president obama was applaud he along with the royal emfamily. in sharp contrast, there were no applause for president putin.

ronan, if i can just say -- one of the reasons why petray urks going back to the surge, that the lever amg he had, petraeus, during the surge in iraq had complete backing by the president to do that. but though united states owned and occupied iraq at that point. the united states no longer does that. it doesn't have the troops on the ground to really put the pressure on maliki. and that gets to chuck's point which is why this is so difficult. what is the ultimate end game? if you get to the turks who have a big stake in this. if iran has a big stake in this, how does the united states very effectively say we're about counterterrorism. we don't want isis to succeed without really coming to the defense of maliki. who is so disenfranchised sunni toss the point you have not just former baathists and saddam adherents but the sunni who's live in that country say i'll join up with this nihilist terrorist group. >> david, as we part ways on this, how do you think the president sells this to the public, given that the actors he's deal with there are so imperfect in the ways you describe? >> it's g

gor doing the job of diggin these, i amg in to indebted to people like marcy, whose blog is great.o the freedombt of the press foundation, jason, who does foia requests. it is hard and thankless work to unearth these facts that are deep in the weeds but unknown to the general public. journalists who are trying to get mass audience is the most accurate, overall impression possible. job at "theo my atlantic" nearly as well without them. other generalists, like adam, who see things i do not see. doing their own reporting and drawing on other sources. these things really matter and a filter through the media ecosystem and get down to the the important business of persuading people all over the place that things are not as they are being told by u.s. officials. in addition to the other things we talked about, if you want to do something about these issues, support those people who are doing that thankless work. i guess i will leave it there. >> thank you, conor. expertspirit of asking to articulate issues that are beyond the understanding and the knowledge of lemon and even non-laymen.

has one of the lowest tax collection rates in the world, afghanistan actually has a higher percent amg but continuing to work in closing that revenue gap essential and of course as we hear from afghan citizens across the country, beyond security what do this they want is job? what are going to be the engines of job creation? it's going to be ago gri culture. secondary is the viability of the state, beyond the security function. the afghan government has two national security programs, there needs to be some sort of a sense of prioritization, what are the five or six key functions. as we look at the perspective of a citizen of a rural area it's the very basic services anywhere in the world, basic education, basic health care, some electricity, access rural roads, and water sanitation so really focusing on the things that matter to citizens i think is going to be important. next area is keeping open the space for civil societies. so the work on human rights, on democracy, on women's rights, absolutely foundational and when we we look as what has really worked, the shift in attitudes the