worse but the profit and sales matt: continue to do through that report. olivia: they will finally sell matt: they will finally sell breakfast all day which is a no-brainer. stephanie: let us give you some top stories right now. we have so much news for you this morning. we are talking about matt s breakfast later because they are serving all day. matt: in greece, lawmakers approved another round of creditor demand. the european commission says talks should begin quickly. tsipras warned the rest of the process will not be easy. it is hard negotiation process. it does not end here. after the approval of this package we are obliged to negotiate again with the same persistence and passion in order to agree on the terms of the loan. matt: he said he will diplomat the austerity program demanded by creditors even though he thinks it is wrong. secretary of state john kerry goes to capitol hill today to make his case for the iran nuclear deal. he and other ministers and officia
yes, prime minister. australia vote strongly for same-sex marriage. theolm turnbull calls results overwhelming and unequivocal. yvonne: plenty of breaking news in the last couple minutes. japan gdp missing estimates slightly. withhite house coming out the statement endorsing the house version of this attack tax reform bill. lots of questions about how they can iron out differences between what the senate once in the house. and of the senate wants, the house. it might be down to the corporate tax rate. which is why the white house might be leaning toward the house version. they do this policy, stress it would cut the corporate tax rate to 20%. there had been discussion whether that would be higher. the white house leaning toward the corporate tax rate of 20%. we will see what happens thursday. at least one gop representative said they have the votes to pass this. yvonne: we got breaking lines on airbus, according to people familiar with the manner matter. there is a deal
other likely pics. would you be surprised if a billionaire businessman to picks chris christie, newt gingrich or somebody else? it has happened before. hillary clinton on the campaign trail pushing her economic message to latinos vowing to push president obama s immigration agenda forward as new polls show further evidence of a dead heat. we have the spoiler to all of it, governor gary johnson and governor william wells make up the libertarian ticket, they are joining me in a foxbusiness exclusive, they will lay out their case for specifically how they plan to fix the american economy. on wall street another record day. look at the dow jones industrials up 131 points as jpmorgan leads the bank higher. an hour for the closing bell, huge day, stay with me. the bulls are smashing down market records for the fourth day in a row and the s&p 500 for the fourth day in a row, third day in a row for the dow, jubilation in large part due to the surprise decision earlier this morning by
circumstances in which it is discouraged and never encouraged and i do not have a feel for that circumstance. i do not know what really is the fact between the banking leadership that may have encouraged this behavior. we have seen this before. i served with a number of my colleagues including center that senator brown where we saw the consequences of a system that rewarded appointments for veterans who needed medical care . we saw a scandal across the country in which veterans were put on the list suggesting they had an appointment. they did not and circumstances which those individuals those individuals were listed as having an appointment and the allegations exist that there was a failure of the va system to provide health care. there is a number of us on this committee and in congress who work to find the right regulatory balance for financial institutions and just to stress with you the importance of than having our financial institutions the cave, their behavior cond
you re watching market makers. i am alix steel. golf fan, buthuge i enjoyed playing the game. you got to sit down with tiger himself. that is pretty cool. and rory mcilroy. he could have a career grand slam. he is only 25 years old. things inputting perspective. we will have that whole interview in the show. these are the top business stories. home depot rose today. the biggest retailer in the u.s. beat estimates. they also raised the full-year forecast. consumers are spending more on a renovations. bhp will spin off into another company. they weresays expecting a buyback for shareholders. there was some disappointment. james shirov has died. at price waterhouse coopers. he was also a lead director at goldman sachs. a why is there such disconnect between housing starts and homebuilders. homebuilders of not been this optimistic in years. brokehows that they ground on 1.1 million homes in july. that is two thirds of the average between 2003 and 2007. michael mckee is he