trish: i'm trish regan in for lou dobbs tonight. a look at the top stories. deadline for greece to make a nearly $2 billion debt payment to the imf has come and known, and there's no payment. the company is technically in default. the first developed nation to miss a payment like this. despite all of that, stocks up on the street slightly, and we're getting new comments from st. louis fed president crossing, greek events should not affect fed policy decisions, mr. bullard is speaking at a summit he's it aing the september rate increase, quote, is still very much in play. we shall see. another deadline has come and gone for a nuclear deal with iran, but the united states has agreed to extend talks for another week. the white house said today that there will be no deal unless iran gives up all efforts to build a nuclear bomb. >>> and he's being called king of the long shots. new jersey governor chris christie entered republican race for president. tipped as a leading contender among conservatives but now near the bottom of the polls. joining me to discuss this

trish: i'm trish regan in for lou dobbs tonight. white house is downplaying a new fbi terror warn father 4th of july weekend. counterterrorism experts say the latest fbi alert is more serious than previous warnings. several isis related arrests in the u.s. recently and terror attacks in france, tunisia and kuwait killed dozens and injured hundreds in the past few days. global stock markets are plunging today as the debt crisis in greece gets worse. markets had the worst day this year. the dow down 350 points. greece is heading for default tomorrow, and a possible exit from the euro after that. >>> and president obama today signed one of his biggest argues achievement of the past week. new trade deal, the president admitted the debate won't end with the bill signing. congress has an up-or-down vote on any new trade deals. >>> u.s. negotiators remain in vienna for iran nuclear talk. officials suggesting significant back tracking by tehran's negotiators. here to discuss whether iran has the upper hand whether the u.s. may have to give

trish: it is not. >> it is not normal!eil: trish, he has never been to an olive garden, this guy. >> people like hearing how -- neil: all right. we'll be exploring a lot more on this and what the message is underneath all of this, ipos are proof of a bubble we've got going. much, much more stick around. it's so shiny. i know, mommy, but it's time to let the new kitchen get some sleep. if you want beautiful results, you know where to go - angie's list. now everyone can get highly rated service even without a membership. you can shop special offers or just tell us what you need, and we'll help you find a local company to take care of it. angie's list is there for all your projects, big and small. pretty. come see what the new angie's list can do for you. >> back here with an alert on "cavuto: coast to coast" about ipos which we talk a lot about here recently. the bubble talk, all that kind of thing. let's forget about fitbit and fitness craze. talk about food. in particular a steakhouse. brazilian steakhouse. apparently one

trish regan following them all. trish? trish: they're all up today, imagine that, neil, hitting all-time highs, highest they have ever sign for a number of stocks, cigna, hca, centene. they get a big win from all of us, us taxpayers who will be basically lining their pockets here. federal tax money going to support our health insurance companies. so they're happy. they have always been in support of this because it is almost like they become like a utility play, right? they're getting money on a very, very straightforward, annual monthly basis. getting it from all of us. so it is a big support. neil: i see all of them benefiting to your point, trish. we were raising it early in the broadcast, but the stock market in aggregate holding its own. down now. by and large doing okay in what is a massive federal initiative here. whether you're for health care or not the government is playing a key, huge role here. but i guess i shouldn't be too surprised of the come to think of it these markets come to depend on post. depending on

needed help today, trish? >> reporter: well, that is right, sarah volunteers have been out here since 8:00 this morning giving out ice water for people who have been without power since tuesday. red cross officials say hundreds of people have been out here today and many people are getting frustrated. >> she said her home on lincoln drive-in gloucester township has been without power since the storm hit tuesday. >> we cannot cook, we have had to order take out i can't you know, use anything electrical. at night we live by candles. >> reporter: hundreds of dollars of food in the trash now they are using a few coolers with ice to get by. she and her neighbors in gloucester county say they called atlantic city electric daily looking for updates. >> the ticket is out on the street and when they get to it, they will get to it. that is no the good enough. >> reporter: gary smith says the storm did $21,000 in damage to his roof and damage but more frustrating coming home to a dark house. one family says they have bee

trish regan. trish: their very much.reminding everyone to be on high alert especially as we head into the 4th of july holiday. the department of homeland security out with a statement, that today's terror attacks in france, tunisia and kuwait are a reminder of evolving global terrorist threats. we stand, it says, in support of the people of those countries and mourn the loss of those killed. the death toll up to 37 in tunisia. two people killed in france. at an american chemical plant there, an 25 is now the death toll being reported out of kuwait after a bomb exploded at

trish regan, i guess he means it. trish: neil cavuto, thank you so much.urozone hanging in the balance. three hours from the the money due to the international monetary fund. leaders trying to find some solution before greece gets kicked out of the eurozone all together. you have tens of thousands of people 24 hours later gathered on steps outside of parliament. this time they are calling for the resignation of prime minister alexander tsipras. they say they want to stay in the european union. we've got bank closure

harpin, channel six "action news". >>> we want to take a in moment to welcome trish harpin, a native of bensalem, bucks county. she's happy to be home here in philadelphia. we are very happy to have her here as well. kill come aboard. >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight kicking for a great cause nfl star and a youngster from montgomery county are teaming up to battle bullying. >>> plus widow of the very special veteran gets a home make over with the help of dozens of dedicated volunteers. >>> and jeff skversky has sports when "action news" comes right back. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do no

but what can you tell us, trish? trish: he want as flat tax. 14 1/2% right across the board.and corporations, neil, would all pay the same here. but you know, i sat down with him and i had a few questions for him. i mean do the numbers really work out so that you have enough growth so therefore you have enough tax revenues so you can pay your bills? my other big question was, this has been tried before, right? steve forbes has given it a shot back in the '90s, and it didn't work out so well for him. here is what he had to say, neil. >> steve forbes was before his time in some ways but he also is still remembered for being for it. he is also looked thoughtful person and he actually looked at our plan and thinks it is a good idea. had steve forbes been governor of new york before he ran that would have helped. hard to run if you haven't already been elected. that is not any kind of a knock on the idea which he presented which was a lower, flat, simpler tax would be good for the economy. trish: not so good for accountants. do you know we have 70,000 pages of worth of tax code? s

"action news" reporter trish hartman has more along the delaware river. >> thousands of people showedp for final day of tall ship festival at penn's landing and after yesterday's rain they're ready to soak up the sun. >> fair weather say lorz that stayed home saturday were noult full force to check ut the ships before they set sale. >> we decided not because of the rain. it was terrible. >> nancy monday tear owe and 4-year-old son gabe waited patiently to make their trip across the delaware. >> we wanted to see the duck. >> mama duck had a rough couple days the mron toon ripped prompting mnl repair and on sunday even with the sunshine wind was too strong and 61 foot tall buck sat deflated. >> yesterday it was not inflated the duck was sleeping. >> the ship stood tall. thousands climbed aboard. crew members said in saturday withdrawan about3500 toured ship. >> we're proud of it. it's national symbol of portugal it's national symbol of portugal. and as port geedz military we're proud of her. >> the meier family came one cape may courthouse to sale on delaware as belated father's day sil

trish hartman show with donors who showed up to give and meet favorite sgloingts lucas kahne is eight months old and this is his second i believe preston and steve blood drive. >> i was here last year. i couldn't donate but supported my husband who could. >> they're at the great philadelphia expo center oaks donating as party of three. >> we could have had a baby sister we thought it would be cool to get pictures of him and pictures of her pregnant last year with preston and steve we figured we would bring the baby and introduce him to the gang. >> while the blood drive was main attraction you could try ice cream and donate to alex lemonade stapt. >> loyal wmmr listeners lined up to meet the hosts that entertain them on the morning drive. >> makes us all feel good we live in an area where people are unflynnchingly generous and it makes you humble and everyone smiles when coming out to do something generous like this. we want to shake your hand and say thank you for coming ut and thank you for listening to the show. >> this is the region's largest blood drive drive of the year and the

trish, what is the latest? trish: we'll be talking about free trade. what does it mean for jobs here at home. what does it mean for our economy? we have terrific representatives from congress as well as the senate who will discuss all of this. it was a little bit bizarre, i got to tell you, neil. in fact john boehner called it exactly that, bizarre. the fact that you didn't have democrats out there pushing for the assistance program that had been originally thought. now of course this is going back, as you mentioned to the senate. the question can you get free trade through the senate now without the assistance attached as it original had been. it is interesting, everybody says washington is so political. we certainly know it is. this is an interesting case where you actually had the republicans coming to the president's defense in all of this. neil: it is bizarre, extremely bizsa you will have a big interview coming up, right? trish: yes. senator rand paul. i sat down with him just a couple hours ago. we talked all about his flat tax proposal. 14 1/2%

"action news" reporter trish hartman takes us to one local community where residents are receiving help while waiting for their power to return. >> reporter: red cross and other volunteers were out here all day at kingsley regional high school giving out water and ice to people who have been without power since tuesday. bags of ice and cases of water were loaded into trunks. >> you go into wawa and different places buying the essentials you need, and everybody wants water, of course. >> reporter: then folks drove back to their homes settling in for another night without power. >> long and tiring. no electric since tuesday. >> you don't know how much you need electricity till you don't have it. >> reporter: after tuesday's straight-line winds brought down trees and power lines throughout south jersey, thousands are still without electricity in gloucester county and are growing weary. >> i haven't seen no electric trucks nowhere. >> reporter: american red cross and county agents are giving out supplies and trying to help people get by until the lights come back on. >> we're providing by h

trish regan now. trish: hello, everyone, the greek prime minister is about to address his nation.hing it. it will be translated. we'll bring you those headlines just as soon as they cross. we have a major selloff underway, everyone, with less than three hours to go until greece defaults on its 1 1/2 billion dollar bill to the international monetary fund. you're looking at live pictures there of athens. take a look. tens of thousands of people gathered in the streets outside of parliament. the banks there in greece are closed. they're closed for entire week. they're not allowing anyone to take out more than $67 out out f the atm. as the country prepares to vote whether it will agree to

at penns landing, trish heart man for channel six "action news". >>> woman is dead after being hit by a septa train this morning in montgomery county. it happened in ambler, near oaks street around 11:30. investigators say woman was walking near the track area when she was struck by a lansdale doylestown train. nobody else was injured. shuttle buses were brought into transport passengers, no word on why exactly would the man was on the track. >>> one person was killed in the collision on island avenue in southwest philadelphia early this morning. it happened just before 3:00 a.m. near lindberg boulevard, the driver of this car drove on to the trolley tracks and slammed into a pole. the passenger in the back seat was killed n word on any charges. >>> if you are in the market for a condo at the shore atlantic city was the place to be today. that is where an auction took place with units once priced at half million-dollar going for much, much less. "action news" reporter general cherokee live in the sat center with the details. >> reporter: beach home unaffordable for many of us but atla

this is fox business. >> good evening, everyone, i'm trish regan in for lou dobbs tonight. we begin with breaking news out of washington and greece. greece missing deadline to hand over a nearly $2 billion payment to the international monetary fund in washington becoming the first developed country to do so. investors in a wait-and-see mode after greece in a desperate attempt asked for a third bailout from the eurozone and more time to renegotiate crippling debt. whether there is a dialogue depends on the bailout referendum happening on sunday. if the greeks vote no, proceedings likely begin for

tweet me @trish underscore regan or at trish intel. let me know who you think should be replaced other than hamilton, please, on the $10 bill. 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 deserv

welcome to "the intelligence report with trish regan," i am trish regan. patriot act to expire unpatriotic is it making us more vulnerable to an attack? we will go in debt. isis pulling of a coordinated deadly attack on an iraqi police base. can the moment to be stopped? why does the man known as the bond king

plus, let me tell but this trish, she knows more about marijuana then any of us. explain why, because of that book. >> that sound a little scary. >> are you going to explain why. >> well, you wrote a book called joint ventures. >> i wrote a back called joint ventures and i did not one but two documentaries on the subject for my former employer where we looked at this underground market for marijuana. this keep in mind was just about five years ago, and before colorado and washington went main stream. then we revisited it, as it the became more and more main stream. it is incredible how much that industry has taken off, mike. >> is colorado making a a lot of money is washington state make ago lot of money, should we get this in pennsylvania, delaware and new jersey. >> i think, yes, they are making a lot of money. it is an incredibly challenging business for these dispensary owners because while this may be legal in colorado, it is not legal across the rest of the united states. you have a problem of federal law and that gets in the banking situation. alex, i used

trish: today, it finally happened.ntlemen, donald trump is running for president of the united states. >> i am officially running for president

now to trish regan. trish? trish: neil cavuto, thank you very much. than an hour away from jeb bush making it official he is running for the president of the united states of america. the former republican governor of florida set to take the stage in miami moments from now. over the last few months he is lining support, raising money. he returned from a trip overseas to increase his foreign affairs chops to rival secretary hillary clinton. hillary clinton knocked the rich and vowed to be cam people of everyday americans. joining me here for the hour, dick parsons, former chairman of citi and former chairman and ceo of time warner. great to have you

trish regan now. trish: neil, we'll try to wake him up, thank you so much.r john mccain sounding off exclusively on the inteleagainst report. when i asked him if that the united states is most respected count tran on earth. >> i would love to be everybody's friend but for the president of the united states to say that is delusional. trish: reaction from two prominent senators on both sides of the aisle "the intelligence report" starts right now. ♪ trish: welcome, everyone to the intel against report.

trish: all right. welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." i'm trish regan.e millions of japanese airbags inside of 34 million vehicles. the issue taking center stage on capitol hill. isis advances grabbing headlines around the globe. is there a looming isis threat that could be carried out in almost invisible silence? we'll have some answers. we'll be joined by decorated war

trish hartman is at penns landing for the final day of the tall ships. a wonderful day for the tall ships and all the spectators gathered there to watch. >> reporter: exactly nydia the tall ships festival is underway, we have a great crowd out here. folks we spoke with are looking forward to soaking up the sun and setting sail. >> reporter: this family came to the tall ships festival in the rain, but they came back for one thing. >> mama duck had to be repaired friday and yesterday's weather kepter inside for most of the day. >> we decided to because of the rain, she was terrible. >> reporter: grandparents were among the many people waiting in line to take the ferry across the delaware river. >> we were coming yesterday in the rain we stayed and we have the kids for the weekend that's what we wanted to. >> plenty of grownups came out with their grown up kids to marvel at the attractions. >> i love the ships and sails and this is an opportunity to sail on one later this afternoon. >> now organizers say they do hope to inflate mama duck, but right now it's

trish hartman is live at penns landing with more.all ships festival featuring all the gorgeous vessels, wraps up today at penns landing. the nrp is read to set sail. the 78 portuguese ship will head north at the conclusion of the tall ships festival but not before thousands climb aboard to check her out. >> we're proud to show them around the ship to tell people built ship's history. >> reporter: despite the rain, the crusade 3500 people tiewrld the vessel yesterday. one of the big attractions a 61-foot tall duck had to be repaired friday and inflated for 45 minutes yesterday because of the weather. we spoke to a volunteer who said she is read for the blue skies and the crowd that goes along with it. >> everybody comes out in the sun and they hoping for the rubber duck in camden to be inflated. >> reporter: now, gates open for the last day of the tall ships festival in just about an hour, 11:00 a.m. the u.s. army band concert and fireworks are scheduled for 9:30 p.m. the rubber ducky has been repaired and as long as winds are calm to

trish: could be very good for all of us. thanks, so much, neil.ublican candidate is throwing his hat in the ring. former governor rick perry throwing his hat in the ring moments ago. i will talk to his competition on the other side of the aisle. >> we'll be electing a new president in 2016. i enjoy challenges. and certainly we have many facing america. today i'm formally entering the race for democratic nomination for president. thank you. [applause] trish: former governor lincoln chafee makes his case to me why he is the one to beat hillary clinton. and why the u.s. should adopt the metricte

trish, thank you very, very much. all right., well, the markets are rallying, and this is among of the indicators today. follow very closely, david as well. david, do you think that -- let's say obviously this helped greece -- greece won't hit the skid. but what if it were? what would happen? >> i like your image, don't let the screen door hit you in the butt as you're leaving, i don't particularly care, but there are a lot of banks. >> that's right. neil: debt over there, and that could cause a contagion. neil: you're invested in the. >> i agree, and maybe thinking about something to pay a little bit of the debt that they owe. it seems ridiculous. there's no way -- they have bonds outstanding of 13%. that means their economy would have to grow 13% just to pay off the bonds. their economy is about flat. it's not going to grow enough for them to pay back the bonds, so it's not going to work. neil: yeah. >> it's not going to work, that's why this market rally -- it doesn't mystify me because the -- frankly there's a lot

that was trish hartman reporting.ill be back out atkinsly regional high giving out ice and water and will continue to do that as long as needed. >> one person was killed in a crash in southwest philadelphia. the victim was in a car that took down a pole and wires on island avenue at 76 street. the car came to a rest on train tracks at 3:15. police are trying to sort out what caused the driver to lose control. >>> a massive manhunt for david sweat is entering the third week. police hope he will give up because of the stress of little sleep and food and biting bugs. the killer he made his run with is dead. the final moments becoming more clear. elizabeth hur has more. an all out manhunt for david sweat with helicopters in the air and officers on the grounds. >> i had my husband look up to make sure his gun was handy. >> reporter: for law enforcement finding sweat is personal, the convicted cop killer has been serving a life sentence after shooting a sheriff's deputy 22 times. it is believed he is hiding in the dense woo

trish hartman spoke with runners and walkser he mostly who got involved. >> despite the wet weather organizers say runners and walkers 5,000 came out today to honor memory of former sports director gary papa. >> jack erwin is exciting to be a camper. it's proactive when it comes to health. >> i had a kidney stone we did psa test and i wound one cancer and went through read ration taken was a success. >> according to foundation for breast and prostate health one in seven men will be diagnosed in their lifetime. one you of those men was road badle mn. >> this is what he could would have wantd madeleine lost his battle two weeks ago his kiv kate walked with them. >> hi mom named the boat the shore cure. she gave him that name. it's been perfect. >> 6abc sports director does not last his badle. kathy continues the mission his wife started. >> every year it's more and more instaring and our mission of course is to get the world out every man to be tested and every year it becomes more and more evident that we're being successful. >> fundraising efforts are not over and we can donate gary papa run.c

trish: a very big win for the president today. the supreme court upholding the decision on obamacare, which means 8 1/2 million people will continue to get their subsidies. it's going to cost taxpayers billions of dollars. but again, continuing forward there with obamacare. follow me on twitter@trish underscore reagan. back tomorrow. liz: breaking news, obamacare is the top topic on main street and wall street, stocks skyrocketing on what the people did. the supreme court ruling 6-3 to uphold the key provision of the affordable care act. the subsidies that help more than 6 million americans purchase health care insurance, regardless of whether they signed up on a federal or a state exchange. the president securing a major win for his embattled health care plan. investors love this decision. shares of major insurance companies and the hospital companies immediately jumping after the decision. they continue to skyrocket at this hour. as we look at hospital care, we can see that the hospital names are also jumping. in fact, more than

eight years ago mike and and trish atkins received devastating news their daughter 14 months old at thewith brain cancer and hilly is survival. they added to lemonade stance ever sin. >> from the one jock book to sell britt. they'll hoos dan cuellar happy birthday . >> floor eps wallace turned 104 today. floss as affectionally known was born in 19 11 in philadelphia and she's life long member of delaware county. she was married to francis her husband 4 years and spent more than 39 years working for bell telephone remember that she lives in kelce and jenkin town she loves to read and play games and if there's a musical performance scheduled at the chelsea floss will be there in the front row. from all of us at "action news" happy birthday. >> "action news" continues at 6 tomorrow morning with nydia han eva pilgrim and chris souvrmentz for melissa magee, jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team i'm walter perez, see you back here tomorrow ♪ (man) ♪ a pocket nickel-and-dime ♪ ♪ fortune and fame, it's time ♪ ♪ wait till the stars go blind ♪ ♪ shot through the heart ♪ (british accent)

in eakens oval, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> delaware county's residents came together to throw a birthday for whose father a philadelphia police officer was killed in the line of duty back in march. the action cam was in upper darby as volunteers set up the party for robert wilson iv which is turn 2, the boy's father was shot and killed during a robbery in north philadelphia in march. local businesses donated everything to make the party possible for little robert. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pre

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. >> thanks, trish.om the corner office, one of the most successful business women in radi. how can i help my daughter with her reading? [beep] searching for help with dachshund breeding. no! let me try. sara's bright, but when she's reading, she has trouble sounding out words. >>> welcome back. in this week's corner office, legendary hip-hop radio host angie martinez tells us how she took her brand and her business to new heights simply by following her heart. take a look. >> what's up, new york? tri-state area, i said it, it's angie martinez. this is my day one, my first show. >> i can see the smile on your face through the phone. >> you can? i'm happy. i am. i'm really happy and excited. >> angie martinez, welcome to po 105.1. >> you built your career at hot 97. you were the voice of new york. walk me back to the decision and ho hot 97 and then go basically across the street to a competing radio station. >> you know, you do something for so long that at point it's like too comfortable almost. i wasn't

mary's cathedral in san francisco paid tribb bought to all of those killed -- trish butte to all of those -- tribute to all of those killed. >>> just days before pride events, a mural in san francisco's mission district meant to show pride in the latino community is defaced again. a mural on 24th on was vandalized days before it was put up. this marks the second time that mural has been vandalize. someone spray painted the mural days after it was first unveiled a couple of weeks ago. people in the mission district are saddened it happened a second time. >> i can't believe it. just -- it's endemic with what's happening with the kind of displacement going on in san francisco particularly in the mission district. it's unbelievable that such a beautiful piece of arts it work is here -- artwork is here. >> the gallery says it's received homophobic hate speech and physical threats. the mural is painted on paper and glued to the call in sections. the museum is seeking donations from the public to have the mural replaced before pride celebration. >>> a class will be held for the history of the lg

michael and trish atkins hosted the event today in lindenwold new jersey trying to raise money for alex'ss daughter lilly survived cancer after she was diagnosed with a brain tumor eight years ago. her family has hosted a lemonade stand ever since. >> the message is mr. find a cure. wherever you are go stop at an alex's lemonade stand. give your donation. know that alex center city dedicateed to the legacy of alex scott. >> the cup was filled with 1,735 gallons of lemonade. wow. it shatters the previous record by nearly 200 gallons. that's great. >>> and another alex's lemonade stand happening today in swedesboro, new jersey. this one hosted by a nine-year-old boy named maurio carpino. he has been battling inoperable brain tumors since 2007. mario's lemonade stands have become huge community events and last year even jon bon jovi showed up. his events have raised tens of thousands of dollars for the cure for pediatric cancer. >>> now, this thursday we are taking a stand for hope. cbs3 and the cw philly are proud to partner with alex's lemonade stand foundation raising money for childhood

trish: you will not fall asleep. this is exciting stuff.ds away, everyone from the big fed decision. we have peter barnes standing by right now. getting ready to bring you the headlines as soon as they cross. the big question everybody is asking is, is the fed going to move away from its zero interest rate policies and signal a rate hike for some time later this year? there is talk we may get a quarter point in september. we may get another quarter point in december. but on the other hand we were supposed to get a quarter point in june? guess that didn't happen. a lot of concerns whether or not the fed can move. gdp, coming in negative, down 0.7% in the last quarter. you get two quarters of that we're in recession. how is the fed supposed to act right now? you combine that with a dollar that gets continuously stronger. there are many skeptics whether she can move. janet yellen will take the mic in 30 seconds. peter are barnes has the news. >> no change in rate guidance, trish, no change in interest rate guidance from the fed at this meeting

he explains to trish. powerful daytime line-up kicking off with "ka vuto coast to coast" followed by the intelligence report. >>> all right. well forget a coming rate hike. did former federal reserve chief paul volcker just tell me on fox business that certain governors should take a hike? >> biggest single problem is many states are not taking care of their pensions which they're obligated to do. >> new jersey comes to mind. >> new jersey is a prime suspect in that particular respect. they're not alone, but they are certainly important in new jersey. >> now, they essentially put off tomorrow to do something folks say they should do today. chris christie argued well, things changed, i couldn't make good on that payment, wants to bring this back to get them all to table again, but a judge has effectively said he could do that but you argue it doesn't help. >> it's postponing the pain. you've got to live up to that at some point. because these are obligations they've undertaken. and not to be changed. new je

trish regan will. hey, trish.y, neil, president obama will now allow families of hostages to pay ransom to terrorists but is it right for any american to be negotiating with extremist? won't this mean more kidnappings? we will have intel on the story. >>> polish plane hack may be just the tip of the iceberg. we'll look how hackers are getting in. what it could mean for all airline travelers. stocks plunging and a lot of news coming out of europe where people are meeting there in brussels. we have creditors wanting to get more and more out of greece. the latest meeting starting just about an hour ago. headlines crossing right now, as they go back and forth.

michael and trish atkins hosted the event today in lindenwold, new jersey, to raise money for alex'sdaughter lilly survived cancer after she was diagnosed way brain tumor eight years ago and her family has hosted a lemonade stand ever since. >> the message is mr. find a cure. wherever you are, go ahead and stop at an alex's lemonade stand. give your donation. know that alex is dedicated to the legacy of alex scott to find a cure for cancer one cup at a time. >> it shatters the previous record by nearly 200 gallons. >>> and this thursday we are taking a stand for hope. cbs3 and the cw philly are very proud to partner with alex's lemonade stand foundation raising money for childhood cancer. join from us 6:00 a.m. through 8:00 p.m. as we remember alex and continue her dream of finding a cure. we hope that you can join us and make a donation. take a stand for hope. >>> now, the theater industry is getting ready to celebrate the best of broadway. the 69th annual tony awards are tomorrow night and this year the brits are everywhere. of the 10 nominees for best acting in a drama five are br

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pay trish sheaa stark has more. >> she is was supposed to speak out about her accusations about being. the statement saying due to the need of continued discussion with regional and national naacp leaders tomorrow's meeting is postponed and will be rescheduled for a later date. that is not sitting well with some members of the group who are calling for dolezal to step down. this all began when dole sglaul's family spoke out saying she is check, swedish and german. >> she doesn't want any communication or especially us to show up anywhere in her circles because we would show the truth that she is not who she is saying she is. >> yesterday on "fox & friends" we had a fair and balanced debate about what should happen next. >> she should say that she was a coward and she did not tell people i am i think it's of german dissent. she is choosing to want to be identified and associated as a black person. >> what matters is to recognize the importance of self-determination for women, for african americans, however you decide what you want to call it. >> the naacp has already said praise race i

. >> good evening, everyone, i'm trish regan in for lou dobbs.news, americans need to be on heightened alert to the threat of a terrorist attack heading into the independence day weekend. law enforcement sources telling fox news that the fbi is establishing command centers throughout the country nord monitor activity given areas over the 4th of july holiday in the wake of a series of terror attacks on three continents in which more than 60 people, mostly westerners were killed. attacks are raising new fears about the global reach of radial islamic terrorists. u.s. intelligence officials say

. >> reporter: that was trish hartman reporting. >>> red cross will have volunteers back out at kinglyional high giving out ice and water they will continue to do that as long as needed. >>> one person was killed in a crash in southwest philadelphia. the victim was in a car that took down a pole and wires on island avenue at 76th street. as you can see the car came to a rest on train tracks at 3:15 a.m. police are sorting out what caused the driver to lose control. >>> a massive manhunt for david sweat is entering into its third week. police are hoping he will give up because of little sleep and stress and lack of food and biting bugs. abc's elizabeth hur has more. >> reporter: an all-out manhunt for david sweat with helicopters in the air and army of officers on the ground. >> terrifying i've never been so scared in my life. >> reporter: law enforcement finding sweat is personal. the convicted cop can i remember has been serving a life sentence after shooting a sheriff's deputy 22 times. it is believed he is hiding in the woods somewhere near where border agents shot richard matt 20 m

live in eakens oval, i'm trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> more to come on "action news" sunday afternoon firefighters are struggling to contain several massive wildfires burning across the state, we'll have the latest. >> have you ever heard of shallow water blackout, it's a silent killer that can effect kids and adults who swim. what you need to know in "healthcheck." >>> plus chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast right after this. >> in california firefighters are battling a number of wildfires including this one. it's scorched through about two thousand acres of lands. fire officials say it's burning close to homes. there are mandatories evacuation orders in place for residence. >>> time for accuweather, it's sticky out there. >> reporter: it's sticky out there, we have a couple of sky 6s for you first stop center city, humidity levels are high, but not as bad as this morning. the dewpoint is on the left-hand side. 67 that's sticky. present temperatures reading 83 degrees, looking at william penn that's from our temple university camera, clouds

trish: we have breaking news this hour with isis and america as suspect is charged in brooklyn with theacy to provide material to isis. charged with other brooklyn residents and they are expected to be arraigned any moment. a short while ago a teenager northern virginia pled guilty to provide material support base is 15 years in prison for i am joined on the set by "wall street journal" reporter who has more on this story. one of the concerns is isis is recruiting through social media we sought

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 mistakes, that's fundamental. the engineers are a good population of people, hard working, trying t