mike mckee, you just said the words that nobody accused the clintons of corruption. certain that somebody -- mike: " surveillance" correction. brendan: our twitter question brings us back to the fomc. how many times will the fed raise rates this year? you have two options. ♪ in charleston, south carolina for the gun man blamed for a deadly shooting in a church. a white man killed nine people and wanted another at an historic black church. police are searching for the shooter has described as a male in his 20's. one of the victims who is the church's's pastor was a member of the south carolina state china. -- state senate. >> it is senseless and unfath omable that somebody in today's society would walk into a church when people are having a prayer meeting and take their lives. and i can assure that we are going going to do everything in our power to find this individual, to lock him up, and make sure he does not hurt anyone else. vonnie: the fbi has joined the investigation. the suspect is described as a truly dangerous. in luxembourg, european finance ministers will

let's go to mike mckee for the june number. mike: it is very high. 101 .4. last month it was 104.6.e also saw a number over 100 in january. it suggests that consumers's the -- that consumer see things better. we will look at the american view on jobs. it does have an impact on what onple think they happen thursday. it is jobs thursday. americans are more confident in the direction of the economy that may have then. t: a boosting consumer confidence is good names. i want to show you what is happening on the u.s. equity markets. they are bouncing back after yesterday's selloff. it is climbing into the last day of the quarter. the dow fell 350 planes. the momentum of this selloff is picking up. it is a different mood on equity markets this morning. it is up by one third of 1%. the curious story to me is what is happening on the currency market. the fact that the euro has seen such little action due to the fact that greece is on the verge of leaving the eurozone. it is up a quarter of 1% against the dollar. matt: you would expect more movement was such a volatile political climate. it h

mike mckee is in the newsroom with the headlines. mike: imagine being a traitor today. today.ine being a trader the philadelphia fed measure of manufacturing and business comes in at 15.2. seven points better than what had been forecast. index jumpsrs during the month as does the business activity index. stronger outcome in philadelphia. the new york fed index was lower than forecast but philadelphia, higher. leading indicators from the conference board up 7/10 of a percent, almost double what had been forecast. it looks like we are seeing the economy moving along at its own clip. this is the data janet yellen and company will evaluate going forward. matt: important to see how they react to this. rallyingeen equities after the open. we see about the same gain on the dow jones industrial average as we saw before this data came out. 136 points. the s&p 500, you can see the game, not 6/10 of 1%. scarlet: you say the fed is data dependent. many would argue they are asset price dependent. a different kind of data. matt: those are data too. scarlet: not inflation, not job num

here's a talk about the implications is erik schatzker and our economic editor mike mckee joining. as we are getting to nightfall in athens, tell me what is happening on the ground there. eric: the big news happened when the greek government imposed capital controls on the country. the banks are closed until at least next monday and all transfers and payments outside the country, or at least two outside the country are parts in order to shore up the financial system and prevent banks from collapsing. there would have been a risk of a bank run. greeks have been preparing for this eventuality. that is why you don't see a ruckus or chaos playing out in front of the atm machines today. people are lining up. the atms appear to have cash. it's not to say that things couldn't get more eventful. the prime minister is due to speak on state television. we will see what he says. even though desk is approaching --wly fund may not approaching slowly, the fund may not start yet. betty liu christine lagarde would have to say that greece is in for anything that would happen. >> if they don't, the

olivia: all right, thank you so much, mike mckee.re looking at that data and the news from around the world. china, greece, puerto rico. let's look at the stock market here, down across the board the s&p is down. the nasdaq. .ook at it, it is not even 1% if you look at this global -- i won't call it a melt down, but this massively negative news, it's shocking. it is. i thought that the selloff was going to be a lot worse. you know where it was worse? europe. it is a bloody, bloody day. down by more than 2.5% right now. frankfurt, the dax is off 4%. the broad continental wrench mark, european stocks headed for their worst drop in nearly a month. greece sits on the brink. stephanie: this is why you need to be tuned in today of all days , because this organization has reporters all over europe, covering the crisis in greece. our partner, erik schatzker, is in athens. hans nichols is in berlin. eric, give us the latest. those of us close to the story might be inclined to think -- capital controls -- that is when the greek government impo

mike mckee is in the newsroom with the headlines. mike: imagin

let's go to mike mckee for the june number. mike: it is very high. 101 .4. last month it was 104.6.

brendan and i go back, mike mckee and i on radio, going back and forth making jokes about it.monday morning. this is serious. watching the greece-german spread. that is my thermometer. vonnie: i am watching ego data. we get an update on manufacturing. it is the number for june, and we expect that the increase. also, industrial production will be an important number, moving back into negative territory. brendan: and of course all this economic data will be seen through the lens of the presidential campaign. my agenda, jeb bush announces today. tom: sodas jeb bush. brendan: he would prefer that you call him jeb. he is the former governor with that last name. the question is, is that a handicap and advantage? is this the same republican party that can coalesce around a dominant front runner? it has to do with how he finesses his own last name. tom: very good about the distinction between the primaries and the actual race. vonnie: that was the question that we posed to you all out on twitter. ken jeb out run his family? let's get to the first answer -- brendan: i had not heard tha

brendan: joining me are vonnie quinn and mike mckee. the news out of trust and is stunning. there are nine dead outside of the emmanuel ame church. the police chief has called it a hate crime. vonnie: he's holding a press conference now. we will bring you the latest headlines on what is going on in trusted. it is not the first time charleston has seen a tragedy this year. mike: the scott shooting. this comes after that. that is spent trade in racial terms. brendan: it is one of those things that is normally

olivia: pending home sales right now, for that we want to get to michael mckee in the newsroom. mike