constance, we appreciate you as well, constance hunter.aul's going to stay with us, because as if the greek mess weren't enough, we need to tell you it's quadruple witching day. what is that? well, the third friday of every month traders unwind stock and stock index positions that expire today. causes a little bit of volatility. i think the vix is only up about 4% though. also bearing down on your money, a rebalancing of the russell 2000 index. that happens after the close today, but all of it adding to some roiling in the markets. we still have a negative picture here, so we bring in the traders at the new york stock exchange and the cme group. keith bliss, you just heard the conversation about greece. how important will it be to watch how the european markets open overnight sunday into monday? >> i think it's important to watch what happens over the weekend. you have to watch if you're playing in the equity markets or the global markets at all, and you have to watch the futures start to move late sunday night into monday morning and get

. >> i'm constance. >> guillermo thinks he is leaving for work but he's in for a soggy surprise. >> guillermooh no. whoa! [ laughter ] >> we had a lot of fun doing that water bucket prank. >> like our show on "real" a lot more goes in to our show than you think. what you saw was the end result of 16 months of hard work. >> i don't want to be stuck in here another week okay? what do we have? >> first we have to come up with the idea for a prank. >> come on you guys a banana and a tail pipe. give me a break. >> i think he is afraid of water. >> let's use that. the best pranks prey on people's fears. we came up with the water bucket prank an all we had to do is execute it. >> we created visual graphics with the top artist in the country and rehearsed three weeks and it finally came together to create the timeless prank that millions now love. >> watch lifetime's new series "unreal" on mondays to see everyone get exposed. go to mylifetime.com to find exclusive "unreal" content. >> we will be right back with emmanuelle chriqui. ♪ i've been the same shade of red for many years. it's time to change

. >> reporter: according to the t sheriff's report separate constance hollinger transmitted information electronically to police dispatcher beth mandl. but mandl said she was not made aware that the officer called said the suspect may be a jewel knife or that his weapon could be fake. hollinger, the 911 operator, refused to answer questions about that. in any case, rookie officer tim loehmann and his trainingan partner frank garmback were told there was a man in the park with a gun.re the report said as the squad car pulled up, surveillance video showed rice pulling up his outer garment with both hands near the right side of his waist. in less than two seconds and from four to seven feet away loehmann fired. the two policemen said right after the shooting that rice was warned three times t0 show this hands before loehmann shot him. but no bystander heard that or any warning before the shots.rr loehmann and frank garmback declined to talk to investigate evers. another officers who arrived say later described loehmann as distraught and saying "he gave me no choice. he reached for the gun

viewer picture from my twitter follower constance in cumberland county new jersey showing low cloudsle bit of cloud cover dropping down. we did see some funnel clouds yesterday. no tornadoes but a lot of straight line wind damage and of course now it's all gone and off the coast and we are in for a much better day today. as we take a look at the temperatures across the region, we are looking at another warm one. 73 by 9 o'clock, 81 by noon. 85 by 3 o'clock with a high of 86 around 4 o'clock today. lots of sun but much lower humidity than yesterday. nydia. >> david thank you. >>> "action news" viewers have been sharing photos and videos they took from last night's storms. this is honeybrook chester county. gusty winds and heavy rain came down during one extremely close encounter with a bolt of lightning. the homeowner quickly ran inside to take cover. we'll be right back. >> there are now two $10,000 rewards attached separate multiple shootings in philadelphia. police are looking for the man who opened fire on the 700 block of east hilton street in kensington on monday. seven people w

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constance: i think it's not so much a question of if greeks are better off, although a are certainly better prepared. i guess what they have seen -- in a way, this brinksmanship in the situation where we have the banks closed really shows them that the future outside the eurozone looks pretty bleak, right? it would be better to craft a deal that allows the economy to continue to function, even if it , thenot function robustly to leave and see a situation where we have extreme economic --os -- and then to leave than to leave and see a situation where we have extreme economic chaos. there are still the negotiation's going on now, and those will likely go on well into the evening in europe and possibly past midnight. the finance ministers of europe are now negotiating with greece at the moment while we sit here, and it is possible that there will be some sort of agreement reached tonight. when we think about what the sticking points are, one of them is really what is going on with pension reforms. it's easy to look at greece and year old's 55 retiring, and that's not fair because nobody

. >> i'm constance. >> guillermo thinks he is leaving for work but he's in for a soggy surprise. >> guillermo ] >> we had a lot of fun doing that water bucket prank. >> like our show on "real" a lot more goes in to our show than you think. what you saw was the end result of 16 months of hard work. >> i don't want to be stuck in here another week, okay? what do we have? >> first we have to come up with the idea for a prank. >> come on, you guys, a banana and a tail pipe. give me a break. >> i think he is afraid of water. >> let's use that. the best pranks prey on people's fears. we came up with the water bucket prank an all we had to do is execute it. >> we created visual graphics with the top artist in the country and rehearsed three weeks and it finally came together to create the timeless prank that millions now love. >> watch lifetime's new series "unreal" on mondays to see everyone get exposed. go to mylifetime.com to find exclusive "unreal" content. >> we will be right back with emmanuelle chriqui. ♪ i've bit's time to shade of rchange it up!ears. hello, golden blonde. shift a shade with

lou: maybe we finally arrived at the constancy you expected in the first place. i hope not.nks so much. >> he's on other issues he's been conservative, on these two decisions on the affordable care act, i think he's been badly wrong. lou: karl rove, always -- well not always, usually right. good to have you with us. >> thank you, lou. >> the french love a good revolution, it seems, that's exactly what's going on. taxi drivers taking to the streets in paris protesting across much of france against the expansion of uber. the popular car-hailing service. drivers block the entrances to paris' major airports and train stations prompting police to use tear gas and violent demonstrators, this transportation in france goes beyond striking fort workers in calais, that wildcat strike, it's become far more than that has sparked an illegal immigration crisis in france. no proper security checks at the border, and illegal immigrants are having no problem hiding in trucks and pouring into the united king domestic. vote in our poll tonight -- cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >>> up next, i'

for the time being in the last year it has proved to be a constancy, a formula for failure. is there anything else that washington has up it's sleeves in terms of support for political dialogue, for the inclusive government that baghdad needs now to deny the popular incubation, if you will. that did not come through in the press conference. >> josh earnest was asked if the president was prepared to authorize anything else. he basically said we're not ruling out anything, except we're ruling out sending in ground troops because the president does not consider that to be in the u.s.' interest. it's a fine line for obama who has made it pretty clear throughout his tenure is that he does not want to be seen as the country that is doing a lot of interfereing in middle east affairs. >> that's on the one hand. he certainly wants to be credited with his predecessor president bush as the person who pulled out forces of iraq. not the one who would put foot soldiers on the ground. on the other hand this is clear to me that this is the beginning of an american involvement. even if they

lord make us to know a constancy of your presence, to be aware of the certainty of your judgment ando give primacy to prayer in these challenging times. we pray in your sacred name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: the democratic leader. mr. reid: in less than 18 months americans all over the country will cast their ballots in the 2016 elections. this exercise fulfills one of the most basic premises of a constitutional democracy that all citizens have the right to vote regardless of race, gender, or social status. this right to vote is a guarantee that each vote counts equally. it's the foundation of our form of government. it ensures that as this country changes and elected officials who represent its citizens will also reflect those changes. an electorate should be able to elect those who represent them, their thoughts and id

are going to choke even 25 mg, and the increase in applications and usage and the increase in the constancy of the usage happening all the time are going to push us to higher needs and i want to make sure we don't fall behind in that. >> let me close by saying every chairman faces the dilemma of trying to focus attention on where we are and where we should be going, and i think -- and one of the things i learned when is how do we focus on how to get better where we are going, and you have been doing an enormous amount in your time, and i know you said the key takeaway is pedal to the metal and you will keep going. thank you very much for your service to the country. >> thank you, blair. >> on the "washington journal" we'll talk with jess bravin, supreme court correspondent for the "wall street journal." you can join the conversation at facebook and twitter. "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> here is some of our featured programs on the c-span networks. on c-span saturday night at 8:00 eastern on issue spotted light we'll look at the government and culture of iran i

we have constance sherman. has an eastern airlines ticket. >> that might have some value. >> that is cool. >> when you bought it was probably $20. today the value is probably around $75 to $90. >> really? >> wow! >> just because something old -- >> exactly. doesn't mean it's worth a ton of money. you there's not a huge demand of that. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> i can't imagine. >> have you tried to plug it in? >> yeah. it worked! the other day. old nintendo electronics you can go to amazon.com and they have a trading program. you show them the item you can send it with a free shipping label and they'll give you a gift card to amazon. you declutter and get things you need. >> maybe this is cool to keep as a conversation piece. >> yeah. >> thank you for bringing it. i think it is a treasure. tell me your name. >> i'm susan. >> okay. what do we have here? >> this is a watch that was my mother-in-law's. i wear it every day hoping i would be as good a mother-in-law as she was. >> what do you think

constance, come out. i love this.eastern airlines ticket. >> how about that? >> that might some value. >> probably when you bought it it was $20 on a good day? today, the value of it today is probably around $75 to $90. >> because something is old doesn't mean it's worth a ton of money. you have to find out scarcity and demand. not a huge demand for that so not worth a ton of money. >> i don't know what you're talking about. i can't imagine. >> have you tried to plug this in lately? >> it worked the other day. >> if you have things at home old cabbage patch kids you can go into amazon.com and they have a trade-in program. show them the items and send it in with a free shipping label so you're decluttering and you get what you need. you'd be surprised the things you can send in. >> maybe this is cool to keep is a conversation piece. >> thanks for bringing it to us. i think it's a treasure. steve, come forward. i might be out of order. you got a watch. what is your name? >> susan shackman. >> what do we have here? >> th