airport in seattle had been used by immigration and customs enforcement to deport 34,000 illegal immigrants over the last decade. but county executive, democrat dale consisten constantine, issn order issuing companies to stop servicing ice flights or lose the contract with the county. the fed federation for immigran reform calls it a war against border enforcement. this is taking it to a new level. sanctuary policies say the local jurisdiction will not cooperate with i.c.e. here, they re black listing companies that do business with i.c.e. this crosses into probably obstruction of justice. reporter: in washington state i.c.e. and detainees are having to drive to yakima, three hours instead of 40 minutes. an i.c.e. official say state and local efforts thwarting the operation serve to create additional security concerns and add additional costs and delays to local taxpayers.
s&p down six. analysts are saying the fed will likely decide to take some steps to boost our struggling economy. of course, that could include more stimulus spending. the bank s two day meetings wrap up tomorrow. meantime the housing market appears to be gaining some serious traction. there is a new report out that shows the home prices went up in may for the second month in a row. a jump of more than 2%. the price index tracks prices at 20 metropolitan areas. it s not all good news. ed henry is live outside the white house tonight. ed, i guess we are really waiting for a more important or bigger economic number this friday. that s right. and that s going to be the jobs report for the month of july. in the bottom line is if you look at the trend line at the beginning of the year, the president had some steam behind him in terms of this economy coming back. look at january and february. each month we created over 250,000 jobs. in the spring, it started coming down sharply and by june,
hospitals in the midwest. you may recall the viral video of cops in maryland pulling him over in costume in march because of his bat plates. those police let him go without a ticket. missouri, a couple in kansas city has adopted 17 children. they say they have always wanted a big family but couldn t have any more kids after their first two births. over the years they have cared for nearly 300 foster children. now they have a full house. our grocery bill is absurd. shepard: the family goes through about 25 boxes of cereal and up to 10 gallons of milk a week. and they are part of a fox watch across america. i m shepard smith. this is the fox report. it s the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. a down day for our 401(k) s as investors await the outcome of an important federal reserve meeting. dow closed just above 13,000.
again, this time she was dominant in the freestyle and what the critics are saying is that she simply improved too much too fast and which is why they suspect doping. but all the olympic medal winners are tested and there is a special unit looking into doping charges and so far she appears clean. the olympic committee says she is just not being given the benefit of the doubt. listen. it is incredible that there is so much speculation out there in the press. i don t like it. i think it is wrong. that athlete or indeed any athlete that has never tested positive is an athlete who shall be supported by her fed federation, indeed everybody notice olympic movement. and it turns out she went two for two this olympics, shep. she was only in two events. she is done for this year. shepard: trace gallagher live in los angeles. police arrested a teenager for making death threats to an