marcus carlson joins me now. the jobs report is pretty strong and investors seem to like what it says. >> you are talking about the report coming out from the united states. it's a national holiday on friday over in the united states, america's independence day, and investors have something to celebrate as the u.s. economy appears to be recovering only. u.s. economy added 288,000 jobs in june, the figures stronger than expected. the sixth consecutive month that the u.s. economy added more than 200,000 jobs. i --es from april were is revised higher to more than 300,000, so more news coming there from the latest jobs data. the unemployment date is down to 6.1% in june, the lowest rate since september 2008 when the financial crisis started in earnest. shrank in themy first quarter but hiring still held on. overallyou look at the fundamentals of the economy, consumer confidence index coming in at the highest level in the economic expansion, when you start to see small business optimism, you start to see that there is

marcus carlson is here. it's begin with talk of fresh sanctions for russia.icials are trying to punish russia over the crisis in ukraine and there are reports sanctions could be unveiled as soon as friday by the european union. state owned banks are in their crosshairs analysts say sanctioning those lenders would be a serious blow for the wider russian economy. more details on that what could be on the cards now. banks, inng russian particular those owned 50% by the government. european diplomats said the being discussed would purchase new shares in the european union. in russia, state owned banks dominate the sector which means it could have serious effect on the russian economy. diplomats say half of the bonds issued by the russians last year were issued in the eu. some banks could struggle to get loans which could have a negative effect on russian businesses. banks would be affected by the sanctions being discussed by the 20 member states ambassadors. the sanctions would go further than the american sanctions last week which targeted only two banks. after

i am joined by marcus carlson. it's a story we have been covering tonight. the european union is rolling out new sanctions against russia, with the u.s. voice to follow -- posed to follow. >> we have heard the european union is ask ling sanctions against russia. now we hear from washington that is wrapping upes sanctions over ukraine. we have heard from washington that the u.s. is slapping sanctions on three russian banks. the bank of moscow and the russian agriculture bank. are slapping sanctions on a shipbuilding company, united shipbuilding corporation. over separatists in eastern ukraine. this follows fresh sanctions from the european union side. it slapped sanctions on finance, arms, and the energy sector in russia. at the same time, european companies are warning they may take a russian sanctions hit. shares in bp took a hit as they warned that further sanctions on russia could hurt their profits. 20% stake of russian oil firm rosneft could leave it exposed. it comes as the u.s. has already put sanctions on rosneft's executive. salest says russian car

. >> thank you for that update, marcus carlson. web news is next. >> welcome to the web news.show, up 10 -- on today's reaction to brazil's world cup semi final defeat. malaysia and ain roland trip around barcelona. -- whirlwind trip around barcelona. the web is abuzz with commentary sawhe one-sided match that germany against brazil seven goals to one. the range of reaction, some are simply euphoric, and others are despond and to say the least. there is a collection of sadness during the match and the final. the easiest posting on twitter #shameyoubrazil. clumped --l highly , for example. and the match has inspired all manner of montages and parities on social networks. andtions that mock result their performance, like this picture that shows the brazilian flag of the goal full of balls. the malaysian authorities are cracking down on business in the streets of kuala lumpur and have turned to drastic measures. they are looking to close all soup kitchens within a two kilometer radius of the capital city center. the minister of federal says those behind the initiative has threate

. >> marcus carlson is in the studio. we are heading off to the magic kingdom. >> it is summertime and holiday time for a lot of europeans. we are starting with a business hoping to cash in. disneyland paris has invested heavily in a new franchise. , afteralled ratatouille the cartoon with the same name. theme parks have generated impressive growth since the financial crisis and disney is not the only money putting money into the sector. we take a closer look now. cartoon version of paris an hour away from the french capital. disneyland paris, the largest private tourist destination in europe, is pinning its hopes on the disney movie "ratatouille." ambitious rat, an as streams of becoming a chef in paris. the theme park is hoping to add 4 million tourists and only -- annually after attendance slipped less temperate just like the adventures in the film, visitors will experience a host of sensory treats. >> you really have the impression of being a little rat in a kitchen that is trying to escape. it heats up in the oven. y