treasury secretary jack lou spoke with the prime minister yesterday saying the u.s.ng forward to athens and its creditors resuming conversations. the white house at president obama spoke with french leader and he agreed on the importance of finding a path for greece to remain in your son. the obama administration has downplayed the damage the great crisis could have in the u.s. economy but the white house says it could have an impact on u.s. growth debated the eurozone economy. crude oil prices are trading higher after posting one of the biggest sellouts this year. the call is following that story this morning. nicole: we are watching oil so closely. it's been done three days in a row. right now a little bit of a recovery period of about 1% after the big tumble yesterday. the biggest we've seen in five months. the largest one-day drop since april. greek voters rejected dead man's. watching a deal closely for iran that we could see an oversupply. those are the factors going into crude. right now $53, 5308 closed at 5253 yesterday. we will see how they did yesterday. e

treasury secretary jack lou reminded the panel the u.s. has tools to hold iron to account. >> treasury sanctions building on sanctions targeting the facilitators. we will not relieve sanctions on the revolutionary guard core. >> the senators seemed reluctant. >> how can you deal with that, holding american hostages, supports terrorism. in that argument, exceeded the territory to opponents. that's a high risk strategy. >> reporter: kerry returned to congress on tuesday to once again defend the iran nuclear deal. the real fight could come in september. >>> still to come on the program, not welcome donald trump jets into controversy. and why taxi drivers are uber angry at the new service. chaising bail only on al jazeera america >> welcome back. top stories on al jazeera. we are getting reports that thousands have raided locations around 26 districts were targeted. local media say that up to 5,000 police officers took part in the raid. next, those raids coincided with strikes by turkish jets on isil targets in syria. turkey has allowed coalit

treasury secretary jack lou is offering a helping hand to greece speaking with the minister and finance minister. prime minister alexis tsipras faces an emergency meeting in brussels he's expected to present a proposal after greek voters on sunday rejected a bail out deal from its creditors. >> reporter: on this day there is one sentiment above others on the streets. >> i'm proud of my people. i feel proud for my people but confused because we say no to the proposal of europe we want a better proposal. >> reporter: pride in greece's defines of international lenders is not enough to avoid the fall. the banks are shut their closure officially extended until thursday at the earliest. then there's no guarantee they'll be able to open or that the 60 euro per person per day lament can be sustained. meanwhile, work n a wider bailout is well under way. prime minister alexis tsipras armed with the backing of opposition party leaders will present new proposals in brussels on tuesday. and there's a new finance minister to steer the negotiations. the report of the mild mannered oxford educated man

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the treasury secretary jack lou announced last week that a woman who is yet to be selected will be picturedn the center of the ten-dollar bill. they're planning to do this in the year 2020 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment which gave women the right to vote. who do you think the woman will be? it has to be oprah, right? [ laughter ] i mean, i would feel very safe knowing i had a little oprah in my pocket. the treasury department says they don't know. they're asking for suggestions on social media. it's a big deal because up until now, having your image on u.s. money has been an honor reserved exclusively for men and eyeball pyramids. and now the ten-dollar -- of course the current one features alexander hamilton, our first treasury secretary. he's getting demoted, being moved from the center to another part of the bill, which will be the second-worst thing to happen to alexander hamilton. i don't know, it's a history joke. i'm sorry. i'm really sorry. i didn't mean to do that. it will never happen again. it's weird that his face will not be in the center of the ten-do

i want to start up with that phone call that took place between greek prime minister sipras and jack louknow of course, the idea and the possibility of the u.s. bailing out greece is very very very slim. let's clear that up first of all. but they did tell lou that there will be a deal. so connect the currency for me. why is does it matter? why does what happen in greece mat torte u.s. economy? >> that's a great question. greece produces goods and services about as much as connecticut does. so this little tiny country is having an impact basically because of the uncertainty that it creates. so let's take a look at friday at the u.s. markets and you have money in your 401(k). you have it in the u.s. markets probably. it does impact you. on friday it looked like there was more optimism that a deal would be made. so the dow shot up 270 points. it's within 3% of the all time high. but the market has been basically mirroring every single word that come out of their mouth. so every headline up is it's down it's up it's down. we have to remember that fear gauge for the market which is kind of ho

lou: all right, general jack keane always good to talk to you, thank you. >> good talking to you, louurged 138 point, the s&p up 14. the nasdaq up 26. volume heavy trading 3.7 billion shares. ford and fiat chrysler posting a bump in sales last month. general motors fell, the automaker cutting back on rental car sales. a reminder, listen to my report three times a day coast-to-coast on the salem radio network. >>> indonesian residents on high alert a series of dramatic eruptions from the volcano on sumatra island, spewing smoke and ash more than two miles into the air forcing the evacuation of 10,000 indonesians. >>> and up next, kim kardashian speaking out on two things we were all just desperate to know. >>> and donald trump says nbc and univision have abandoned pageant contestants by cancelling upcoming telecasts of these shows. we take up the plight with former miss new york joanne nosuchinsky and a man wpromise was made. a promise that hit the beaches of normandy. a covenant that split the skies over berlin. a vow that captured iwo jima. a promise was made. a solemn oath that libe

. >> tomorrow secretary of state john kerry, secretary moniz and jack lou return to capital hill.w they'll go before members of the house foreign affairs committee road to the conch continues now. spoke to supporters about immigration, healthcare and donald trump. [inaudible conversations] >> >> nice to meet you, thank you for coming out today. >> how are you? [laughs] >> >> hi, there. >> thanks for coming. how are you? good good. great to see you. thank you for coming. you didn't have a far drive? glad you came today. hi how are you in great to see you. nice to see you. we have the same last name. we probably know each other. how are you? >> i wonder why. [inaudible conversations] >> >> i appreciate it. >> how are you sir? >> you were just there. how are you? nice to see you. in real life.

. >> jack lou aboard he overseas. he appeared before the house financial services committee last month. >> the committee will come to order, without objection. this hearing is for the purpose of receiving the annual testimony of the chairperson of the financial stability oversight council, now recognize myself for five minutes to give an opening statement when democrats first passed the dodd frank act they claimed the oversight council was one of its crowned jewels. fsoc would now be able to clearly identify risk to financial stability and take action before these emerging threats metastasized into another crisis. a fatal flaw in this pipe dream was always the failure of dodd frank's supporters to recognize that among the greatest threats to financial stability are washington policies themselves including policies of the very agency heads that sit on the council. fsoc simply refuses to look in the mirror. it omits any references to specific government policies or agencies helping cause this systemic risk it identifies

secretary jack lou, says greece i close to striking a deal with creditors, there's an emergency meetingussels of the leaders of the euro zone. while the french president says he will do whatever he can to reach a deal, germany is less optimistic all sides will agree to a bailout plan. >>> constant updates are coming out about the situation in greece. >> joining us via skype is national business correspondent brian banmiller. >> good to see you again. >> i want to ask you the leaders say we all want a deal. all sieppedz want one. who doesn't want one? we're at the zero hour. >> it's like kicking the can down the road. ate cliche but think of it as a long married couple, they fight over money. one side there's too much. the other said can we bail you out? get divorced or work it out? today leaders pulled back -- the real reason, there's so much distrust on both sides of getting a final agreement, so it's very difficult. on the one side the european union and particularly the germans say we don't trust you, you want a third bailout, you have not done anything yet. you have not raised taxes

lou: we'll take this up with fox news military analyst general jack keane. >> turning to debate over the confederate flag, south carolina governorric signing a bill into law, that takes flag from the grounds of the state capital. south carolina house approved bill by 2/3 margin last night some say this fiery speech had a lot to do with the result. >> i have heard enough. about heritage, i have a heritage, i am a life long south carolinaian, i am a descendent of jefferson davis that does not matter it is not about jennie horn, it is about the people of south carolina who have demanded that this symbol of hate come off of the state house grounds. lou: the confederate flag removed, from a ceremony tomorrow morning. we're coming right back with more. >> laid to rest, effort across country to make certain criminal illegal aliens can no longer hide from the law in so call san carry cities. >> rain and more rain, folks in this state have not seen rain and flooding like this in more than a if you're taking multiple medications does your mouth often feel dry? a dry mouth can be a side effect

lou: that's it for tom selleck. joanne and andy, and me. thank you for being with us. join us tomorrow, general jackvall on this crazy market worldwide. good night from new york. ♪ kennedy: just a little psychic surgery. how are you? welcome. so happy to have you. tonight on the watch, i'm watching people lose their minds over comedienne amy schumer, al void feminist and obvious cut up. some say her jokes are racist. used to be the term racism was saved for maliciously insecure who had active contempt for those of different ethnicities colors and backgrounds. now if you make any commentary humerus or otherwise on race not deemed sanitary by the pc police you are ashamed and forced to wear the scarlet letter r.

lou: that's it for tom selleck. joanne and andy, and me. thank you for being with us. join us tomorrow, general jack keane and s&p's sam stovall on this crazy market worldwide. good night from new york. ♪ kennedy: just a little psychic surgery. how are you? welcome. so happy to have you. tonight on the watch, i'm watching people lose their minds over comedienne amy schumer, al void feminist and obvious cut up. some say her jokes are racist. used to be the term racism was saved for maliciously insecure who had active contempt for those of different ethnicities colors and backgrounds. now if you make any commentary humerus or otherwise on race, not deemed sanitary by the pc police you are ashamed and forced to wear the scarlet letter r. schumer has seen deserved rise in her popularity. now that her popularity has lifted. leftist jellybeans are looking for best work to tear her down. the commies love to cannibalize himmal themselves. she has been written up in the guardian because of jokes like this. >> i used to sleep with spanish guys by i prefer consensuals. kennedy: baby the pile on wasn't complete

lou dobbs. the obama administration today took its campaign to sell its iranian nuclear deal to capitol hill. cabinet secretaries john kerry, ernest monies and jack lew testifying before the senate foreign relations committee. that committee absolutely key to get the deal through congress. republicans in congress, however, are saying outright they'll do everything in their power to stop the deal. senators blasting the agreement saying iranian negotiators had fleeced and bamboozled the administration. we'll be talking with one of the senators in that hearing today. he strongly opposes the deal. he's also running for the republican presidential nomination. senator rand paul with us tonight to talk about iran and presidential politics. >>> also tonight, the house voted to cut off federal funding to sanctuary cities today. more than 200 cities that refuse to enforce u.s. immigration laws. the white house, however, threatening to veto any such legislation. so where does that leave the issue? we discuss tonight. we'll be talking with one of the congressmen who voted to kill sanctuary cities, congressman doug collins, our guest tonight. >>> and donald t

lou dobbs. the obama administration today took its campaign to sell its iranian nuclear deal to capitol hill. cabinet secretaries john kerry, ernest monies and jackbefore the senate foreign relations committee. that committee absolutely key to get the deal through congress. republicans in congress, however, are saying outright they'll do everything in their power to stop the deal. senators blasting the agreement saying iranian negotiators had fleeced and bamboozled the administration. we'll be talking with one of the senators in that hearing today.