in what would have been it s 90th year the park avenue hotel in detroit came crashing down. took about 15 seconds for the landmark building to implode yesterday. the demolition was to make way for a new sports arena for the red wings. preservationists had hoped to save that building. more than 22 million americans have had their personal information compromised through the office of personnel management. for contacts that s about one out of every 15 americans. cyber security is top concern flurms right now and will like lie be a key issue in this presidential election cycle. let s get some insight on how the latest data breach can impact the 2016 campaign. so to be fair people kind of
have fiscal retitude. i m sorry, what. tucker: they re exclusively run by conservatives. clayton: get your mind out of the place the post office is, which is the gutter. u.s. post office broke. we talked what would happen with getting rid of saturday delivery, right? you come back on saturday delivery, that s unconstitutional we can t do that. so in order to save money, the post office has to think of other ideas. well, layoff people. we can t do that because of the union contracts. what else? let s close some post office buildings and then sell them. right? it s real estate, it s land, usually right in downtown, heart of town across this country. uh-uh, not so fast because many of the buildings were built a hundred years ago or more and they are historical landmarks and therefore, you can t sell them. alisyn: look, on to the historic preservationists, you don t want your postal,
post, brooke. so if i see alison kosik likes starbucks, you know, that s not necessarily a bad thing. i just don t want them to take all my information and send it to the company. you know what, it s kind of creepy, isn t it, though? i think it s creepy. it is a little bit. you start to wonder how they know all this information about you. before i let you go, let s talk about walmart. apparently the retail giant giving up trying to build a new store. where are we talking about? reporter: this is in this was going to happen in orange county, virginia, right near a civil war battlefield. it was pretty much sacred ground. this isn t just any ordinary battlefield we re talking about. you know, the location of what s known as the battle of the wilderness, you know, where the first clash between generals robert e. lee and ulysses s. grant, it was thought of as the turning point of the civil war, so it s a big deal, this location. so walmart got a special permit to build this store
blaming everything on the weather to take themselves off the hook. we called the continental service line. here s what we got for from them. thanks for calling continental airlines. due to the weather in the northeast we re experiencing unusual hi high call volume and are unable to take your call. you can check the status of your lightgy goes to pdacotton dental.com. and enter your flight information. continental cut jobs in february. a quarter its reservationists. united slashed 30% of its staff in the past decade. and american airlines eliminated 500 positions when it closed a call center in connecticut. now, another one out west, we focus on what s going on. high winds literally ripping a tree with a six-foot wide trunk out of the ground. it crushed a semitruck. this is in i believe this is
preservationists finished unveiling it three years ago and now americans are sipping the president s whiskey once again. the closest you can come to drinking like it s 17 the 99. these days, it sells for about $90 for a bottle that fits in the palm of my hand. in 1799, general washington sold his whiskey for about $0.50 for a whole gallon. there was strong demand for washington s whiskey. he once wrote his nephew urging him to stop by and pick up a few gallons but the sooner the better, he wrote. because demand in these parts is brisk. this is an enjoyable libation but, of course, it needs to be consumed in an orderly and if you will allow me, soberly manner. a wise fourth of july message. even 211 years later. in mount vernon, virginia, rich edson, fox business. jon scott in for shepard smith tonight.