tune in this afternoon with nhl commissioner gary bettman will talk with liz claman about the season in the business of hockey at 3:00 p.m. on countdown to the closing bell. one of the biggest banks on wall street is looking to do business on main street. goldman sachs-based plans this morning. nicole: there is some agreement and some not. goldman sachs is focused on big companies, large investors. he reportedly plans to offer loans online to consumers and small businesses starting next year. this is a marketplace nearly $850 billion. they shift from high net worth clients to ordinary americans comes as regulation and g have cut into their profit at big banks and other units and most notably trading of course. the question is whether or not the smaller type loans maybe 15,000 is that really value added to the company. that is a big area. 850 billion. he did have one analyst saying maybe not sure this is the best move for return on equity even notice pretty high, but we will see. sandra: i will be clichÉ and say time will tell. "the new york times" weighs in on the aig case after gove

right now over to liz claman. liz: breaking news on twitter in just seconds as charlie gasparino moves on the news, and we also have markets near session highs. the dow up well over 100 points as the federal reserve meets and greece's debt crisis heats up, so does the 2016 race for the white house which got a lot more interesting today as billionaire celebrity businessman donald trump officially announces plan to run for the republican nomination for the president of the united states. he was introduced by daughter eivanka. the donald takes to the stage at the podium that bears his name, trump towers. speaking, trump attacking democrats and republicans alike, criticizing everyone from president bush to president obama, hillary clinton, and his fellow republican candidates who jumped into the ring. he boasted about business acumen and net worth of nearly 9 billion dollars. trump making this announcement one day after florida governor jeb bush entered the race bringing the gop's grand total of candidates to 12. how s

now i'm handing it over to liz claman who's going to count you to the close. liz: breaking news, day two of a bull run, we need to tell you that in just minutes from now, the irs, the internal revenue service is expected to announce plan to keep your personal tax information safe from cybercriminals. in the wake of that massive breach of taxpayer information back in may, irs comish john koskinen is expected to announce an agreement with state tax preparation companies and tax officials preventing fraudulent tax refunds and adding identity fraud protections. you need to hear this. in late may, the irs reveals more than 100,000 taxpayers had tax return data stolen from the agency. that number could be a lot bigger, we're thinking it is. today's announcement after the government admitted just last week that four million current and former employees had personal information stolen in a different breach, it's called the largest government data breach in history from the office of personnel management. we are live for you in washington, d.c. for the announcement of t

liz claman walking you into the close of trading. liz: trish, thank you so much. greece will default according to a government official. at this very moment, the greek prime minister is expected to address his people in a live interview with greek tv, that is one of our three roving cameras right there in front of parliament. alexis sip race appealing for calm as frantic residents and tourists faced with severe limits on the amount of money they can remove from their accounts are faced with empty atm machines and shuttered bank doors. jittery greeks filling up gas tanks, worried the country will run out of petrol. we're live in athens as the country learns whether greece will default in two hours and one minute on the $1.6 billion euro debt repayment to the international monetary fund. a fox business exclusive with the former head of the international monetary fund along with a former u.s. ambassador to greece. will the imf bend before greece and possibly the entire eurozone breaks? will pressure from president obama and treasury secretary jack lew force the resta

over to liz claman. liz: thank you very much, trish, breaking news, markets are down across the board. the dow is down triple digits but trying to cut losses on a day when the race for the white house heats up. just two hours ago, rick perry the tenth republican candidate to seek his party's nomination for president. earlier jeb bush said he would make a major announcement about his future on june 15th. across the aisle, hillary clinton right now is in perry's backyard set to speak at a voting rights event any moment in houston. there's a live picture there. while lincoln chafee was the fourth democratic candidate jumping into the race yesterday. the biggest challenge all of the candidates face, the economy and jobs. the latest fox news poll showing job are priority number one for american voters. how will the candidates convince america? they are the ones. just as the imf says the u.s. isn't close enough to endure rate hikes this year. as the markets drop, we're taking it up. one hour left in the day tra

is broadway a favorite time of year. 69 annual tony awards, are this sunday night, our very own liz clamanny voter, you knew that one of great white way biggest fan, legendary costume designer, multiple award winner for shows, william ivey long is here with us now, he is nominated against this year for the hit, on the 20th century. he also chairman of the american theater wing, the group that puts on each year's tony show. we don't have time for sessionment in now -- segment now, i have to list all these fabulous things have you done. broadway is huge business right now? >> amazing. melissa: ticket sales are up. >> 13 million people bought tickets, 1. thre 1.34 billion it sales. melissa: that is -- >> better shows and talent. >> more shows. >> less shows, but, the talent is extra ordinary, and musicals and plays, new plays, revivals. melissa: i wonder, a big gimmick is to get a famous hollywood actor out to star in a show, is that annoying to regular broadway people, are they like oh, this person is coming out hogging good roles? >> i don't think. i am not -- >> probably. but. >> as a tony

we want to send it over to liz claman right now. see you tomorrow. liz: thank you, trish, we begin with breaking news about the safety of nearly all americans. if you travel by plane, train or automobile. you cannot afford to change the candle right now. americans' lives are in danger, you need to know what we are and aren't doing about. it take a look, a live shot at the takata air bag hearings on capitol hill. this started less than an hour ago to address the air bag ruptures that caused the largest auto recall in history after exploding in passengers' faces. we see the drama from a congresswoman who said the message is clear this needs to stop. >> this is an example of the sharp pieces that landed in her chest in two places. they're not exact ones, but shrapnel like this, and it is very, very dangerous. we need to stop it. liz: from autos to trains, the house transportation committee also held a hearing on the oversight of the philadelphia amtrak accident. christopher hart today, the ntsb chair said this about the derailment. >> humans make mistake

liz claman is going to have more on the trade bill and walking you into the close of trading right now. liz: the breaking news, it could be as soon as tuesday, tuesday we may face turmoil over trade again, the president's spokesman describing today's action in the house was a legislative procedural snafu. this afternoon, the house of representatives voted 302-126 to kill a chief component of president obama's trans-pacific partnership trade deal. republicans liked it, but many democrats did not. in a somewhat frantic last minute bid to get it passed, look at president. that was this morning when he made his way to capitol hill right before the vote to push for his ambitious trade accord with asian nations. democrats, including house minority leader nancy pelosi opposing the president to his face. many concerned about the potential effects on the struggling american worker and the unemployed out there. plus even republicans were opposed to give the president authority to negotiate trade deals on his own. house did approve the measure known as tpa. the trade promotion authority, but the

liz claman is going to take you into the close of trading. liz: andrew jackson, good-bye. [laughter] thank you, trish. deal or no deal? let's take a look right now at a live shot outside the parliament. this is athens, greece, nighttime right now. that massive crowd of greek citizens protesting to remain in the eurozone, so why are greek politicians dragging their heels? u.s. markets hitting very close to the highs of the session, a record for the nasdaq, a record for the russell. it's the last hour of trade, it's your money, let's start the "countdown." ♪ ♪ liz: t-minus eight days. can greece finally get its act together? well, not if it bends to this. thousands of greeks are gathering at this hour outside parliament. they want to stay in the eurozone, but they're also saying don't cut our pensions. don't raise our taxes. but that is precisely what greece actually needs to do to prove it deserves more bailout money, more bailout money, okay? european policy makers today saying the greek government has made a potentially major concession on pensions in its latest proposal,

trish reggen as well as my facebook page, all right here we go one hour ill the close of trading liz claman is over all over it. >> watching big rally as has warren buffett funnelly had enough? ceo jordan has fell abruptly stepping down as he loses two year battle to come to a agreement with a fox business union. following both sides since involving buffett ownership company that celebrity and sports stars love to use. what is next for buffett's baby. just make america less safe or is he right on track? the national security agency suspending the controversial phone records surveillance program but did our government just trade or security for our freedom? just so that we can speak on the stone? we're going to dive deeply into this issue and five year ago some called this man crazy betting on what many consider the bad news bears of basketball. now peter and his business apartmenter in jay cons has the last laugh in decades. on plans to win it all. it is the last hour of trade, the folder on the charts so let's start the count down. here we go with breaking news witnesses major market turn

have to hear and see matt rocco's interview with him, very interesting stuff here, and again, at liz clamanovered. closing bell eight minutes away, we're looking at the markets at the moment, and here we have the dow and s&p, again very indecisive for the moment bulls have snagged a hair to the upside. and we do have the nasdaq up on the transport slightly lower. the management founder, president scott black he's a genius investor a billion under management. keep our count down close later on after the bell. david and melissa francis talked to the original real housewives stephanie frankel. what a businesswoman she's turned out to be following the count down. stay tuned. we'll be right back. you do all this research on the perfect car. gas mileage , horse power... torque ratios. three spreadsheets later you finally bring home the one. then smash it into a tree. your insurance company's all too happy to raise your rates. maybe you should've done a little more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car ins

. >> liz claman will walk into the final hour of tradeing. >> oh, we ran out of time. >> we'll take this out. [laughter] >> that we're bumping up against what we have as breaking news now you're looking live at miami dave college in miami, florida why at any moment jeb bush is expected to announce his candidacy for president of the united states. the former florida governor joins very crowded field of ten other republican candidates with more on the way. more expected to join in the coming days. this morning bush releasing campaign video that ends to differentiate him from the other candidates. but the candidates biggest campaign advantage and some believe disadvantage is name recognizings in but soflt 41st president and brother of the 33rd everybody is reading between lines and letters what he revealed yesterday. campaign official logo most is the dynasty family name simply jeb 2016 when jeb bush moved to make that podium we'll bring it to you live along with the vision per the economy. all live right here last hour of trade as dow jones industrial spikes back and s&p is washing road. l

ira barr mentioned closing bell on facebook writing: thanks, liz claman, for helping us get the answerhappy. creative advertising. a little controversial, but get ready to see it on the airwaves. here is something that's actually pretty horrifying, a stunning development in the search for two murderers on the run. a second prison worker in upstate new york has been arrested in connection with the escape. gene palmer allegedly gave the inmates tools hidden in this, frozen meat. so much for the cake. remember, they used to put files and knives in cakes? no more. did it with a package of frozen meat. but palmer claims he did not know there was anything in the meat. there he is being arrested. meanwhile, the search for the fugitives widens as investigators scour remote woods in upstate new york. fox news senior correspondent rick leventhal has our report live from olive head, new york. >> the arrest of gene palmer surprised a lot of people, including his attorney, and the clinton county district attorney who said as late as yesterday palmer would not be charged because even though he passe

head to facebook.com/liz claman to weigh in on who you think should be on the real 10 spot.ead some of your responses. stay tuned. >> we have some breaking news on martha stuart's stock mso martha stuart is jumping nearly 22% right now. here's the news, it had been halted, there was news and turn out to be the sequential brands in talks to "the wall street journal" to buy martha stuart living on the media. sequential brands made by mso, that is causing this stock to juke. right now, jumping significantly higher watching this closely. what charlie? >> saying that you know this company has been through a far cry from where it was when it was become on the internet hay day been a penny stock look where it was trading below $5 which makes about a penny stock so it is up whatever. up 30% today? >> up about 22%. >> essentially martha stuart living despite her brand name is not a great company. >> seeing consolidation and records right now with just seven minutes to go before closing bell rings bring in janet with charlie as well to talk about this. you know, you see a possible dea

this t liz claman reported last hour that the tsa doesn't even require social security numbers from thoses hearings going on right now fireworks you'll see them. looks at big board although the dow industrials are negative per the year, we're now eking out a near 20 point gain as of this tuesday morning. beg winner is the price of oil if you can call it that unsignificantly a gain of $2 a barrel. $60 a barrel is where we are now. look at netflix another new high. a brad pitt movie will be released on netflix hardly ever, almost won't touch the cinema they're going around cinemas straight to netflix. their annual general meet of the day they could be approving a stock split and look at netflix go again. up 18 now at 644. pandora a big lose herb today. yesterday apple announced its new streaming music service and down goes pandora 5.5% down right now. another market mover for you this is a ten -- this is a year high for the tenure treasury yield that is a bench mark for interest rates 243 highs of the year right now. let's move on -- this will be really cool. american pharaoh yeah making hi