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He will be having a press conference detailing a little bit more on that capitalgains tax cut he continued in a radio interview. Also maybe a follow up on that shooting outside of the white house yesterday. It was pretty scary to watch. A lot of folks not knowing what was going on at the time. We do know what is going on in chicago and we do know it is not right. Right now the unrest continues. Fears of more unrest today. They have drawn up the bridges around chicago to limit where protesters can gather. Good luck with that. A number of College Football conferences, that can buy the bullet today and decide there will be no fall College Football season. Can you imagine that . Already some very big conferences at least have members contemplating just that. The quarterback of the clemson team does anyone bounce this off of us . I would like to play football, guys. The president sympathetic to the players concerns. Right now proving to be an uphill battle. There is of course what is happen
NorwayNew-yorkUnited-statesGeorgiaMissouriTexasLebanonKentuckyChinaWhitehouseDistrict-of-columbiaCalifornia here are the top stories we are watching. the white house signaled president obama will sign a propose iran compromise. this would give congress a say on emerging deal to curb tehran s nuclear program. energy future and in its creditor groups expressed optimism over an $11 billion proposal to reorganize the company. it would allow them to exit bankruptcy by year s end. the final agreement maybe two months off. tencent s market value plunging after the chairman cut his own stake in the company. the stock seeing its biggest decline in almost a year. we have less than an hour to the close of trading. let s go to scarlet fu. scarlet: i want to start with news from the european central bank. thatit is raising its greek ceiling to 74 billion euros. perhaps greases government is preparing behind the scenes for an eventual default or exit from the euro. that was denied later on by the prime minister. but if you look at how the euro is performing, no real change on the sideline, which
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