bit longer, right? another martha: is that the idea? the fbi has invested ten years investigating these people at enormous cost and a lot of labor and i m sure some people at the bureau are unhappy about the fact that they re about to be released so quickly. another interesting report that i read today said that the russians were the ones really pushing the swap, and that tells me that they want to get these people back very quickly before they start to talk, also martha: why would that be? they don t want them obviously to divulge secrets to us. that s the reason that both the united states and russia don t want to take this case to court, because then both our trade craft secrets might become public. and i think both sides would avoid that. there s also, when you go into court, anything can happen and i think there s legitimate concern about that. look at the recent apac case where charges were dismissed against officials charged with espionage. i d also like to make a
other top television programs on tv. you get a lot more content. you can watch it on your ipad, iphone, internet-connected tvs . device access is huge. it s all in hd. martha: it sounds like a great service. talk to me about the big philosophical dived here and the question of paying for stuff on the internet, and we all do google searches maybe a hundred times a day. are we going to have to pay for stuff like that? is this a new precedent to pay for stuff we do online. it s not a precedent. the hulu that 30 people come to and love, that is not going away. that service is only going to grow and live long. this is an incremental service that is complimentary to the hulu service. you have hulu and hulu plus. it s giving owners an option as to where they put their content. it s not a precedent in any way. there s always been great
catch them. very scary. gregg: the two missing attention areeld to be from a tour group from hungary, the ntsb is investigating the crash and crews hope to pull the duck boat up from the bottom of the river sometime today. martha: well, this morning s new york post screams this headline, spy swap , and you can take a look at this picture, that picture is scantily clad anna chapman and it says can we keep her but says said to be part of the swap deal between the former cold war enemies and we are getting video of this russian prison in moscow, that s expected to be the central holding cell where people convicted of espionage for the west are kept. but exactly how do you pull this off, how do you swap these spies and is this really the best way to handle the suspected spies recently arrested in the u.s.? i m joined by charles pink, from a firm that special shraoeuzs in corporate investigations and he has a long history of following
ful emotions connected to this. martha: absolutely. thank you sir, charles fenk, joining us from washington, thank you. thank you. thank you very much. gregg: they said it would happen, the irs now saying it may have major problems dealing with the responsibility of enforcing that new health care law. we ll explain why. martha: and this is the big buzz today, folks, could it be a new castle for king james? le bron is expected to make a huge announcement tonight. will it be new york, will it be miami, will it be chicago or cleveland? all in the running. we re going to take a look at this and see if his home town should take him back or if he decides to go. gregg: i vote for l.a. but they re not even in the conversation. martha: you are! gregg first, we want to know what you think, during the commercial break, go to fox news.com, take our nonscience civic survey, which team will king james choose? those answers, coming up.
parliament is set to formally approve them tonight. they will include reforms to both pensions and labor laws, and that s a condition, gregg, of the bailout money, big-time, about $150 billion coming not just from the european union but from the u.s.-assisted imf. so after this, maybe the greeks can get back to what they enjoy doing, spending the summer on the islands. back to you. gregg: greg palkot live in athens, greece, thank you very much. martha. martha: you can t win an election without those finishicky independents, right? so which way are they leaning now just months from the november mid-term. the surprising new numbers are coming up. gregg: plus a dangerous heat wave, sweeping the northeast. that s the temperature outside our headquarters, new york city, manhattan, sixth avenue. the latest as the mercury keeps on rising. 78 degrees so far.