ty phoenix is new to the area. >> getting here can be challenging, especially if there is traffic. trying to get around the loop is challenging because it is mostly neighborhoods. >> ho gan is allocating $200 million to construct a full interchange. ho gan hopes it will make it a more attractive pick for the fbi headquarters. >> if it gets the fbi here, do it. >> commuters and residents hope this investment will pay off. the green belt becoming the future hom of the fbi in more than 11,000 jobs. >> sounds like a good idea if they can make the numbers work. sounds like it will be good all the way around. >> all the would be completed by the year 2020. we are live in green belt. darcy spencerer, news 4. >> governor hogan's doctors gave him good news about the recent cancer diagnosis. he shared it at the end of the transportation announcement. >> yesterday i got the result of my bone marrow biopsy which says i'm clear. i have no problem in the bone marrow which means i'm at stage 3. [ applause ] >> the governor announced monday he has b cell nonhodgkin's lymphoma and says the fact it

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dropping down a whopping 15% today as the university of phoenix operator continues to struggle with declining enrollment and lackluster profits. tys well off their highs and with a little bit of a gain about 11 points on the dow. the focus still very much on negotiations over greece. the debt threat there if greece leaves the euro. what effect will that have on stocks going forward, as the saying goes. let's bring in michael farr my washington, d.c. friend, cnbc contributor. michael, great as always to see you. >> thank you. >> there are a lot of cross-currents we've dealt with in the first half of the year, many of which are going to persist into the second half i believe. greece ain't going to be over quickly. rising rates ain't going to happen quickly. puerto rico, which is a new threat ain't going to get resolved quickly so what does the second half look like to mr. farr? >> i'm going to agree with my good friend in new york mr. mathison. i don't think this ends quickly. this greece situation, grown xlas end. hearing about it for so long that it's hard to believe now, now it's really going to be a problem. it does look like n