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To pull back from attending public celebrations? tweet me @uma pemmaraju and use #proudamerican. we will read your tweets at the end of the show. isis claiming responsibility for a rocket of attacks in israel right now. fox news confirming that the group known as sanai province fired three rockets from egypt's sanai peninsula. at least 17 egyptian soldiers and a hundred isis fighters have been killed in that fighting this week alone. now, sanai province says the attacks are in retaliation for what they're calling israeli support for the egyptian army. israel is accusing hamas of providing su...

The next year. let's take a look at the early markets. cnbc's julia chatterly is live in london. greece had to do this, despite mass protest in the street. >> absolutely. one difference we saw was there was no reported violence, which is something we've seen over the last few votes. this budget vote did pass. along with the austerity vote we saw last week. and what this means is now, greece is qualified to unblock the next bailout. somewhere around $40 billion worth. this is crucial at the same time we have the eurozone finance ministers meeting today. they're not expected to sign off on the $...

500 million and $1 billion. the report estimates that maintaining a full no-fly zone over libya could cost between 100 million to 300 million per week. and if military operations continue for a period of six months, the total price tag could end up being closer to somewhere between 3.1 billion and $8.8 billion. that gives you a scale of the cost of this kind of operation in the short-term and also potentially in the long-term. let's see how european markets stand at the moment with all of this and the ongoing situation in japan has been weighing on the european stock markets. here's how we sta...

Market action here. this is where the markets stand. they did finish broadly low yesterday. already 12 minutes into the trading session, as you can see, we're seeing some of those losses being exacerbated. heaviest losses coming from the markets in london and frankfurt. in the meantime, let's look at how the currencies are doing. the euro has been slipping today ahead of portugal's austerity vote. opposition parties in portugal have refused to back austerity measures drafted to help a greece-style bailout. currently trading at 1.4157. if they refuse to back that, it could trigger snap election...