wednesday we saw here, when anarchists killed three, including a pregnant woman. we saw a memorial set up today, people going to visit. i think that outraged greeks who are upset about what is being done by the government, upset by the austerity plans but i think shocked by the violence. there s been a step back now, police will be targeting the anarchist groups in any future protests. tens of thousands could come out again in the coming days. jane: steve harrigan is in athens. he ll let you know if anything develops. now down to jon for mou. jon: jane, world markets are being battered, along with investor confidence amid fears that greece s debt crisis could spread to other eurozone countries. let s talk about what s going on from the fox business network, ancores eric bolling and jerry willis. already i ve got a little debate going between you two! i came down here, i said the markets are not happy today, jerry says yeah, eric says ah, don t worry about it! look, we had great
confirming two people have been shot inside the old navy store in the heart of downtown chicago. thirty-five north state street. two people shot there. we re trying to get more information on it, and when we do, we will bring that to you. harris faulkner is on it now from the breaking news desk. sorry about that, harris, go ahead. reporter: no worries. the story is breaking so quickly, we re communicating in spurts and spits here. here s what has just come in. police now confirming two people have been shot inside that old navy retail store. it is in the heart of downtown chicago, and it s a busy day on this friday for shoppers. it s at 35 north state in the heart of downtown. and so far, no further details available, other than the fact that people heard the gun shots, two people down, the old navy clothing store in the loop, i guess if you live in chicago, you re familiar with this, and exactly where it is. we re following up on this,
possibility. they are trained to do that. jon: we want to hear from the man who helped mccain clear his name, neal puckett was his attorney. neil, you must be as relieved as he is right now. well, my cheeks hurt because i haven t stopped smiling since 6:00 last night. i had help on this, my law partner hasom kuraj and people that don t get thanked enough and that s the navy lieutenant jags, kristin annasist and kevin shea, they went to baghdad and deposed this monitor, this mass murderer, and that contributed to the win. jon: it only took an hour and 40 minutes for the jury to exonerate your client. does that suggest to you there just wasn t a case here? well, we knew there wasn t a case. we had to go through with it, of course, we had no choice, but we knew from the other two trials and our own research that there wasn t a case, but ours was decided most quickly of all. jon: well, a navy prosecutor after the verdict came in, suggested that some of the
countries are out of quite a bit of money. european leaders are meeting in brussels to sort of finalize that bailout plan. a huge bailout. but the real question is will it be enough. jane. jane: greg, when you refer to those countries, which countries specifically are most at risk? reporter: jane, the really easy way to remember this is pigs, p, portugal, i, ireland, g, greece, of course, and s is spain. there s some debate about whether the pigs has two is in it, which would throw in italy. spain is the big question, perhaps not the weakest but the strongest, because the economy is about the fifth largest in europe. if spain were to go down, europe could not bail it out. the germans will be key in bailing out greece. they could not do that with spain. jane. jane: and as it s raining there in spain, i understand that vice president biden is on scene. i assume that this crisis will come up in his talks
market, probably won t get back in yet. we probably have shaken some confidence. most couldn t get out. mutual funds don t even trade until the end of the day so most folks probably faced that. i was on the second floor of the building when the market was down 200 points, by the time i got in the elevator, to my office on the 17th floor, the market had dropped the full 1000. if i were trying to execute a trade in that amount of time, it wouldn t have been possible. you ll find a whole lot of other people and if you re in mutual funds, you can t trade right away, you got to wait until the end of the day. it takes time. the best course of action is really to think about it, take your time, plan ahead, invest slowly over time, and you know, don t trade just with your gut. jon: eric bolling is telling me by the end of the day, this market is going to rebound. jerry and i have a lunch bet. i say we re higher on the day. maybe not! maybe not. jon: eric bolling, jerry willis, fox