The government scott walker is expected to make it official joining a field of republicans running for president. Plus, a twist a sequel for to kill a mocking bird prepares to hit stores. Welcome to Al Jazeera America im erica pitzi, in new york. We begin with greece. Deep in debt and up against a deadline. It is 1 00a. M. In brussels, the 25th hour in a longrunning negotiation with the countrys eurozone partners to start bailout talks. They have seen other deadlines come and go. This time its different. This time its nearly out of money. No deal means the country is likely forced to leave the eurozone, in greece everyone nose what is at stake, many are bracing for a catastrophe. You can see long lines. For two weeks people have been withdrawing whatever money they can from the imperilled banks. Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras insists that a deal is within reach. Translation im here already for another meeting. We owe that to the people of europe who wants europe united not divided. If we can reach an agreement tonight if all parties want it on a night that could reshape greece and redraw the e. U. , we are joined by Roxana Saberi in athens. Patricia sabga in athens tell us about some tough new measures understand decision. Well these are tough measures. Grease will have to pass reform laws as early as greece will have to pass reforms by wednesday, the blink of an eye. Other measures germany is talking about suspending grooeszs membership in the us open for up to five years eurozone for up to five years dont undersame times that. The or placing billions in state assets for privatisation to pay off the debts. These are tough measures and nds thrown greeces way. We were speaking with a group of pensioners and we asked what they thought. They were not happy. Their reaction was that they were stunned, incredulous. The more they spoke, the more emotional they began. The overwhelming emotion is anger. If youll recall germany had half of its debt forgiven after world war ii. And one of the countries that forgave them is greece. Its not just pensioners in the crosshairs of this crisis a lot of young people are wondering if they can build a future in greece and are looking into the idea of building their lives abroad. Reporter 24yearold elena is a lucky millennial in greece with roughly half of all young people unemployed here she is grateful for the job she has, even if its not the one she hoped for when she graduated college two years ago with an advertising degree. Translation this is not what i dreamed about. I thought i would be working in a company in a marketing department. Creating advertising. With greeces economy in tatters. Elana nose the odds of landing a dream job are slim. She is not giving up on her country. Translation i will stay in greece, stay here and support it. Elenas situation will look familiar to a lot of american millennials. A University Graduate working a job. The u. S. Economy hasnt been mired for the better part of five years. A lot of young people in this country are looking to build the futures abroad. There was never a trend to leave, and now there is. Maria heads Career Services at the graduate Business School in athens. A programme with close ties. The brain drain started five years ago. When the crisis hit, and it intensified for the past year. Our best and brightest are leaving the country. Over 200,000 greeks roughly 2 of the population left the country since the economy tanked. The majority looking for opportunities in other countries, like this group all planning to work abroad. Is it a more attractive option new . Well, most of us i think it is. As these are passing now, its a reflection of the political instability. This is more tempting option for all of us. Reporter all of them want to return to greece eventually. At what point does greece become attractive enough. Greece will be attractive to me because families and friends are here. Hopefully, in a few years, greece will give us more opportunity. My friends say if you go abroad youll return in five years or wouldnt do it. Lets hope five years from now. As the crisis drags on greeces economy falls into a deeper hole the more expensive it is to bail it out. Right now, the price tag is north of 80 billion. Thank you. Here is a look at how deeply in debt greece is. It hose more than 358 billion to the eurozone partners and the bank. Its more than 175 of the countrys total National Income and gross domestic product. Greece is looking to cover the debt. A professor of economics is at the stern school of business. He joins us from san francisco. Thank you so much. There have been so many deadlines throughout this. Meanwhile banks are running out of cash. Is this the make or break moment of greece. It is a make or break moment. I wouldnt know for sure if its moment or week. But hopefully the meetings theres a bunch of meetings well go from the finance ministers to the finance minister will produce a deal that the greeks can live with. And the europeans can live with as well. So they have a 72 hour deadline here. Do you think that greece will meet that . I dont think its impossible, but it is very difficult. But i dont think the actual 72 hours makes such a huge difference. I mean, if its not 72 hours, but is four or five days as long as greece passes some laws and basic laws like tax collection issues. You know new taxes, issues of pensions. Making sure contributions and pensions are balanced. As long as they pass the basic laws. Monday or tuesday or wednesday or thursday i think the deal will actually happen. There is a lack of trust between the europeans and the present greek government. There are two ways to fix it. One way is to pass the laws early, the other is for the proeuropean countries to sign the deal, and maybe also the possibility of having a National Unity government in greece where a number of proeuropean countries parties would participate, and that would be a way to satisfy the europeans on the lack of confidence issue. Theres talk of greece temporarily leaving the eurozone how bad would that bee for grooerks and on the flipside is it better for europe. I think the idea of a temporary effort doesnt make sense. A temporary effort without a specific time where greece comes back in doesnt make sense. Its a way to sweeten the idea of grexit to some audiences. Doesnt make sense for greece or europe. Let me explain why. Greece will collapse. We are talking about a country that can grow and be an equal partner in the european union, and will be a country at the periphery of humanitarian help. If the economic effect are limited therell be geopolitical effects. First, greece gets out of a club with no exit doors. What happens. Three years from now, someone wants to exit. It will be easy for them to come out. Theres a geopolitical problem. If greece exits the eurozone suddenly the position of greece is a corner of europe between europe and the middle east becomes different. Suddenly greece is small week country at the mercy of the strong powers of the middle east. It upsets the whole structure. Its a serious concern, and especially serious for the united states. That was niklas with the stern school of business. A lot of optimistic language from diplomats in vienna. Theres no deal in the iran nuclear talks. U. S. Officials say theres a number of hurdles so clear in order to finalise a deal. Iran and six powers have been at the negotiating table. James bays is in vienna for the talks. There has been positive and optimistic comments coming from key figures. Secretary of state john kerry said he had good meetings with his iranian counterpart Mohammad Javad zarif. Very good meeting, positive. I think we are getting to real decisions. We have a few tough things to do. Other Foreign Ministers have been arriving here too, including the Russian Foreign minister sergey lavrov, and the French Foreign minister laurent fabius. Translation i hope we are entering the last stage of this marathon negotiation. You know the position of france is a position of constructive firmness, and i hope it will allow us to reach the end quickly, to a satisfying result. Despite the optimistic tone, im told by those close to the negotiation, theres details to work out. Its not a done deal. Im told if they were able to do a deal right now, theres a lot of paperwork that needs to be worked on, and it would take some time. So the guidance im given, the earliest that a deal is possible, if they Reach Agreement and it is announced is some time monday. As diplomats try to work out a deal in vienna u. S. Lawmakers in washington are skeptical about an agreement with tehran. It appears as if the administrations approach to this was to reach whatever agreement the iranians are willing to enter into. I think it will be a hard sell. If its completed. In congress. It makes me anxious because what a deal looks like is incredibly important. And the problem here george is that we have gone from prevent iran from having a nuclear ability to managing it. Lawmakers on capitol hill say theyll review an agreement with the iranians to make sure they are held accountable. The u. S. Led coalition has been carrying out strikes against i. S. I. L. Coalition attacked i. S. I. L. Positions in several syrian cities. The combined joint Task Force Said those in araqa were not down. In iraq u. S. Led air strikes went after targets in baiji, Fallujah Sinjar and other cities. Eastern afghanistan a suicide car bomber killed nearly 20 civilians outside an army base, six others were wounded. Many are women and children. It happened in the city of khost, at an Army Checkpoint where u. S. Forces are stationed. No one claimed responsibility for the attack yet. Today u. S. Officials are ready to assist mexico in recapturing a notorious drug dearly. Mexico launched a man hunt following the escape of Joaquin Guzman known as el chapo. His arrest in 2014 was considered a major victory. Victoria gatenby has more. Reporter Mexican Police set up checkpoints on roads near to the high security prison from where Joaquin Guzman escaped. Cars are searched. The airport closed, as they hunt for one of the worlds most wanted men. Byebye. Officials say he got out through a 1. 5km tunnel. Dug from a building outside his prison to his cell. The tunnel has pcv lights for ventilation, lights and a motor cycle adapted for raid, presumably for traction. Reporter the last time Joaquin Guzman escaped from prison, it took the military 13 years to find him. His capture in february 2014 was hailed as one of the biggest blows to the drug trade in decades. El chapo translated as shorty in english is small in stature, but cuts an imposing figure in the world of narco trafficking, and made the forbes billionaire list. The Sinaloa Cartel is said to control some of the most lucrative drug smuggling groups from mexico to the united states, trafficking methamphetamine, cocaine and marijuana. His expertise is being an expert in logistics. They move cocaine from south america to mexico, forces from russia to mexico from Southeast Asia into mexico to be processed, and delivered worldwide. Joaquin guzman was arrested in 1993, but bribed his way out of mexicos highest security prison, and escaped in a laundry basket. This web of tunnels linking 7 homes allowed him to evade capture for more than a decade. During that time he consolidated his drug cartel. Building support, and providing people with money and jobs security. When recaptured in 2014, thousands took to the streets to show support for a man that call their saviour. Joaquin guzmans escape was a set back for the government it is often accused of corruption by its own people. Joaquin guzman is about 57 years old. He has been an important figure in mexicos drug trade since the 1980s, with wealth estimated at a billion dollars. Hes one of the richest men. Authorities say if hes not caught, hell likely be back in control of the cartel within 48 hours. A busy week for politics as Hillary Clinton lays out economic politic. Scott walker joins a crowded republican field. Well look at how he plans to separate himself from the others. The pt g. O. P. May have many president ial candidates, but they are lacking on the issue of diversity. We explore what the party can do to woo more africanamerican voters. Thats next. Democratic president ial candidate clinton has a busy week ahead of her. The former secretary of state returns to washington. Making a visit to capitol hill meeting with congressional democrats, before that shell be in new york storm laying out her campaigns economic strategy. The Clinton Campaign says it would put more of the countrys wealth into the hands of middle class americans. She offered this preview of her campaign. Ill tell the American People what i propose, and how i thing it will work. And well let voters make up their mind. I think well have to grow the economy faster and fairer so we have to do what will work. In the short term medium and long term. More on clintons trip to washington at 8 30 in the week ahead. Wisconsin Governor Scott walker is expected to announce his candidacy for the presidency tomorrow. He is gathering supporters in milwaukee, making it owe initial monday evening. He will join a full feed of candidates vying for the gop nomination. 14 other republicans are trying to represent their party including ted cruz rand paul marco rubio, jed bush chris christie, rick perry, bobby jindal and donald trump. As Randall Pinkston reports, scott walker is counting on the fact that americans are looking for new blood in the white house. If we can do it in wisconsin, theres no doubt we can do it across america. Reporter wisconsin Governor Scott walker has been in office a few years, but made a quick rise within the Republican Party. So much so that his eyes or on the white house. Just like i ran for governor i want them to have a better state. I want them to have a better state and country. Walker was raised in a small town in wisconsin, showing an interest in politics as early as high school and says president ronald regan was his role model. Walker spent a few years in college, but did not graduate. The First Political campaign was for the Wisconsin State Assembly when he was 22 years old. He lost but ran in 1993. But served in the state legislator for more then a decade. In 2010, walker decided to run for governor of josh wesley his campaign centered on reducing taxes and spending and he won. Shortly after taking office in 2011, walker introduced a right to work bill for which he is infamous. He wanted to significantly reduce collective bargaining for the state employees, a move many feel crippled yun ons. The bill was passed and struck down by a judge. It was ultimately held up by the wisconsin supreme court. The measure was so divisive residents collected enough signatures for a recall. With hopes of removing Sebastian Walker from office. In 2012, walker won the election becoming the first governor history to survive a recall. Ill call into law something that makes wisconsin the 25th state in the nation saying you have the freedom to work anywhere you want. The win heightened walkers profile in the party. President obama is taking notice. Recently the president was in walkers home state to discuss workers rights and overtime pay. America has done better economically when we are all in it took. When everyone has a fair shot. Polls show walker is near the top of the g. O. P. Field, polling up there with jed bush and while jed bush is a friend walker insists the country is ready for an unknown. I have a hard time from what i hear of voters, thinking we can compete against Hillary Clinton, a name from the past with another game from the past. I think people want someone new, not just republicans, but voters, particularly independent voters. Randall pinkston, al jazeera with the end of the obama era coming some republicans are looking at 2016 as an opportunity to court black voters. Gerald ford with the last republican nominee to claim 15 of the black vote. John mccain grabbed 4 . Mitt romney 6 in 2012. Earlier this month republican president ial candidate rick perry took aim at the g. O. P. s southern strategy. For too long we republicans have been content to lose the black vote. Because we found we didnt need it to win when we gave up trying to win the support of afghan americans, we lost our moral legitimacy. As the party of lincoln. Abs the party of equal opportunity for all. Jam eel smith is a Senior Editor at the new republic and joins us in the studio. What does the Republican Party need to do to win the black vote. They should start with realising that they didnt give up trying to win the black vote they demonized and scapegoated a population of voters who they saw as irrelevant or unnecessary. So what they have to realise is that black voters in 2012 showed up at the polls percentage weez more than white voters did, and granted that was because there was a black president on the ballot. But that just means that there is a population of people here in america, that doesnt want to be ignored any more, and they dont want symbolism or appearances. They have to win with policy not just presence. Interesting you talk about symbolism, we have been looking at the symbolism of the confederate battle flag coming from the state carolina capital. Now we here buzz about South Carolinas governor, nicky hayley being on the short list here. What do you think about her as a president ial candidate to garner the black vote. You might hope that she eliminated a shortterm problem for republicans. She kept them from going on the trail, and talking about this. To you know, she did her party a Wonderful Service in that regard. That said South Carolina is not key for republicans to win the election. Them carrying South Carolina is pretty much guaranteed that i dont see her as being an asset for one of these campaigns. Granted, you know the more the merrier, im for more women candidates, but i dont want i dont think she presentation new ideas, besides symbolism of taking down the Confederate Flag. You talked about policy legislation, action over rhetoric and how much more important that is. Right. You have scott walker. He is he makes comments about wanting to see a new face in the race. Its not about seeing a new face but policies policies that work. I dont think that black voters in particular have been too keen on supporting a guy that dedicated his governorship to eliminating unions and attacking workers. I think that you have a problem there when it comes to showing up and being new. That is all well and good. You have to have policies hope and change will not do it on republican or the democratic side. When you look at this field, why dont you play, you know as political consultant here for the folks. All right. What would you say to them about what they need to do for their campaigns, do they need to come out and say here is my policy on this to court the African American vote. I think the republicans have a little longer road to hoe in that record. Specifically they need to start with acknowledging not just that the southern strategy was wrong, but if they, themself have ignored the black vote and understanding how that is wrong, and what they are going to do to make sure not only that you stopped demonizing voters but you offer them policies that are going to be attractive to them. It happens in pretty much every demographic in the united states. Why not for black voters. Same with the democrats. Tomorrow Hillary Clinton has to add substantive policies with real impact in predominantly black neighbourhoods and districts. I think that she has a lot of winning over to do herself. She may be the first democratic nominee to win the black vote in the way that she has to win it. Interesting, Senior Editor at the republic. Get it done eurozone leaders are putting pressure on greeces Prime Minister to push through tough austerity. A live report from greece is next. Plus, the pope wraps up a visit to latin america with a mass in front of his largest audience there yet. I dont see anything wrong with making a character more human. Mixed reaction to the views of a literary hero. Why everyone will be talking about Atticus Finch this week. Stay with us. Welcome back to Al Jazeera America here is a look at your top stories, a lot of optimistic language from diplomats in vienna, theres no deal. U. S. Officials say theres a number of unresolved hurdles to clear. Iran and six world powers have been at the negotiating table for more than two weeks. Mexican authorities hunt to Joaquin Guzman also known as melissa chan. He escaped from a el chapo, he escaped from a federal prison on saturday european leaders gave greece several more days to push through tough austerity missions. Athens has gin until wednesday to meet a dead line. Previous deadlines have come and gone. This time greece is nearly out of money. Neave barker joins us from brussels. Theres back and forth about new commitments in order to secure a bailout. What are you hearing. Its right. We have reached the stage where talks have gone on, they began with eurozone finance ministers. They carried on with talks saturday afternoon, they pour over a list of recommendations drawn up by eurozone finance minister obligations, requirements that would need to be adopted by greece. If it really has any hope of being able to secure a 59 billion bailout to keep the country afloat for the next few years and avoid the country sliding into bankruptcy. Among the requirements put forward, the request to streamline v. A. T, to reform labour and trade sec stores and privateies the countries and energy grid that could have an effect on the nation. The greeks, a short time ago made clear that they object to a number of these proposals, and calm up with suggestions. They want the European Central banks to keep the greek banks afloat. Banks are set to open on monday as are markets and greek citizens over the last week have been queueing outside atms. The amount of money theyve been able to withdraw has been limited. Pt greeks want a debt restructuring package to allow it to better handle the 356 billion that it owes a figure that is 180 of g. D. P. But also wants off the table a move that will see greece handing over 55 billion worth of assets to external third parties. When i say assets the port of parayas or a regional airport. Also, crucially, all of this the greeks are expected to ratify the Greek Parliament within 72 hours, and its allies, like france and italy believe it is completely unrealistic. All right neave barker live from brussels for us. Thank you. Pope francis concluded his latin american tour in paraguay a country overwhelmingly catholic. The pontiff visited the slums before holding mass and called on people to show austerity with the poor. Lucia newman has more on the festivities much reporter this was by far the largest mass of all the ones that pope francis has given throughout his three nations south american tour, here in paraguay, the worlds most catholic country, where 90 say they are roman catholics. They say they came spent the night angle deep in the ankle deep in the mud to get the blessing of the pope. Many told me what they wanted was for the pope to speak to their leaders, to open up their hearts to the poor and do the dispossessed. That very much in line with the popes social gospel. People are applauding a progressive message, particularly in paraguay which has a conservative Catholic Church hierarchy. The pope said that it was the gangrene much society, corruption. Thats a message that the people hope that their leaders will hear. The question is how much of this message will really really have an impact or how much of an impact will it have once the pope has left. Two nation, haiti and the Dominican Republic share the island in the caribbean, an immigration dispute made their governments less neighbourly than ever. Adam raney reports from a refugee camp next to the boarder. Reporter weary, worried, and unsure who will help them. Dozens take refuge at this school in haiti on the border with the Dominican Republic. Some told us they enrolled in a dominican Immigration Programme to stay there legally. Despite that, they say they were deported anyway. They blame the dom can and haitian government for failing to provide documents that would allow them to stay. I wept three times to apply for a passport so i could register my children. Though dont have documents. Reporter now they dont have their mother, she cant go back to the dub lek, and without Dominican Republic, and without documents they cant come here. At the school, theres no privacy or sense that theyll have a home of their own soon. Theres unity, hardship and prayer. Many look to god, not politicians, as they often do in haiti. This man moved to Dominican Republic as a boy, and was a construction worker for 20 years. I need help to get somewhere to live and to find work. Reporter the governments Civil Protection force visit to register new arrivals, but people depend on charities for food and water. A short walk from the school, a reminder of an as yet unfulfilled promise. Translation haitis Prime Minister said theyd deliver people with dignity, and the government promised to build Reception Center for people sent here. At this site for a center, all they have put up is a sign in the governments absence, and with a president ial election looming, opposition candidates are on the attack. The haitian government should come in and help the people, put them in house, help them to get food. The way ner living, had is not the way a way they are living is not the way a human being should live al jazeera asked for interviews from the government but they did not respond. The local pastor provided space in the school. He says time is running out to find a home for nose living here temporarily. In a few weeks from now, school will start. I will need the space. I received these people thinking the government will take responsibility for them. If the government doesnt come, ill have to ask them to leave. Reporter more people will come, they dont know where theyll go next in cairo, people paid their respects at the funeral for actor omar sharif. Egypts top movie makers gathered with hundreds of others for sharifs burial. These known for his roles in dr zhivago, and lawrence of air abia. Nobel peace price winner malala turned 18. She was shot on a school bus in pakistan. It was an assassination attempt by the taliban. Last year she became the youngest recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize and called on leaders to change their strategies. Today, on my first day as an adult, i demand our leaders we must invest in books, not bullets. Books, not bullets will pave the path to peace and prosperity millions of Syrian Refugees from denied an education. Its one of the most anticipated book releases in years. Next, how the sequel to to kill a mockingbird plays into the National Conversation about race. Anticipation in the literary world with the release of harper lees sequel to the american classic of to kill a mockingbird. Millions of copies have been printed and will be released on tuesday. A twist involves one of americas favourite characters Atticus Finch. We have more. Movie reel the defendant is not guilty. Reporter americans are used to seeing atcues finch as a hero fighting against racism defending a black man accused of rape. Harper lees novel shows finch in a different light. Set in the 50, it describes how his daughter returns home grappling with her fathers view. One encounter says this reviews describe him as a racist who attended a k. K. K. Meeting. The character in the new novel may be a shock to fans bud readers say it could be a realistic portrayal. I dont see anything wrong with making a character more human, no one it perfect. If the character did have some leanings towards the other side, if you will. I would argue that we have seen an evolution. Maybe it shows that she is not here. Harper collins, a book publisher issued a statement about the new portrayal of atcues mimp. The question is an form and critical element in the novel, and should be considered in the context of broader themes. Even though ghost setter watchman is published now, its written before to kill a mockingbird, but it set 20 years later go, setter watchman, comes at a time when racial debates are continuing, from the Confederate Flag to protests over the killing of africanamericans. We have to find positive ways to address these differences or live with each other. Its a social problem, a family problem, and it is a political problem. Its an extremely contemporary problem. When asked to comment about the books release, harper lee said i am humble and amazed that this will be published after all these years. Joining us now is Maureen Corrigan a book critic for n p. R. s fresh air. And has read this new book. Thank you for joining us. All right. So we have this unexpected shift in this literary hero of to kill a mockingbird, seems hes changed his mind about segregation. What do you make about this new innings. Its a little perplexing. Its not that he was an advocate for states rights. You almost expect that. He would have his back up about the federal government coming in and telling white southerners how to live. Its that atticus spouts a lot of theories that sound straight out of a you genic textbook. In fact, scout discovers that hes been reading a book called the black plague, and she accuses him of being no better than hitler. Its the extremity of his views about race that are really disturbing in this book. So this is a grave departure from the atticus that many were inspired when we read the book. Do you thick teachers will ignore the sequel. How will they reconcile the change in go, setter watchman. I dont think teachers can ignore the se yell. Thats what we call it. It was written before to kill a mockingbird. Its described as a first draft, even though its set later. Teachers will have to use go setter watchman to talk about the responses, brown versus the board of education is in the novel, the current time of the novel is some time after 1954. We think it can be useful in terms of discussions about how people who are good can have very distorted, bad ideas about race. Its not anywhere near the masterpiece this to kill a mockingbird is. Its a messy novel. In terms of literary value, its a hard novel to teach. Its not that well written. I think in terms of the vision of race and arguments about race, that it gives us in america, in the 1950s, its a useful novel. Just there you have given us a little critique. Expand on that. You read the book. What do you think . I think that its all over the place. I think that theres a lot of telling in this book rather than showing and dramatisation. I think that it reads like a messy draft of something. I mean again, the official word is that this was a first draft of to kill a mockingbird. But it reads much more like a failed sequel to to kill a mockingbird. The thing that is most interesting to me about this book in the addition to atticuss changes is the way it gives scout, a 26yearold woman, struggling for a place in the world. The second Womens Movement has not happened. Here is scout. Very much a tom boy, not conforming to the gender norms of her time to the expectations of how a woman should behave and she is lost in this world of mid 1950s. Given all that has happened in the past year of race how do you think the new revelation could play into the conversation of race this americas . Well, for one thing it shows that atcues firm, as you say, a most beloved hero in American Literary history, who seemed certainly in the first book to be a progressive a man ahead of his time it shows him in this book as being a man of his time, and, in fact on the wrong side of history. But he is very much arguing for states rights. Thats certainly an art that we have heard much of in recent weeks, especially in terms of the Confederate Flag in South Carolina. He is very much against any sort of federal government interference, and theres a lot of people in America Today who share his views. All right. Maureen thank you so much. Thank you when Al Jazeera America returns, the next generation of genetically modified foods. Why some Scientists Say critics should give them a chance. And heavy ci rain soaked areas of kentucky weather is next. Thousands of passengers are stranded in bali as the volcanic ash stops air traffic. A rumble of thick volcanic ash on friday poses a threat to airplanes in the area and forced officials to close the airport. Flight cancellations will continue through monday the eruption management colima in mexico began on wednesday. They had to shut down an airport and evacuate residents. The pattern of activity is something not seen since an eruption in 1913. Lets bring in meteorologist kevin corriveau, here with the weather in united states. Particularly kentucky. Thats right. Residents of kentucky woke up to flooding in their homes. These storms moved through and quickly, dumping over 3 inches of rain. Take a look at the video that is has come in across louisville kentucky. See the flash flooding that was a big problem here. When you get three inches of rain in two hours, this is what it looks like, its unable to be absorbed by the ground. We have seen rain over the last couple of days things have been wet. Flooding in the area. We expect it to go down slowly. This is what we expect to see across the rest of the united states, and notice cross the plains, theres no clouds. This is an area of High Pressure a ridge of High Pressure, and under a ridge of High Pressure, we have warm temperatures, now, denver is at 91 degrees, and we are looking at omaha. We have a major problem as well. Heat warnings and advisories are in effect all through tomorrow. That means the heat index is doing going to be up to it 110 or highest. Temperatures tomorrow, look at this. Kansas city, 96 degrees. Lets go hour by hour and show you what you expect to see all the way up to 4 00p. M. Look at this. Kansas city 112 degrees heat index for them. Omaha 99. Chicago feeling the heat. It will be sticky with 100 degrees there. Through the evening, things cool down. This is expected to be a problem as we go through the rest of the week. Back to you thank you. Well, a debate is raging over genetically modified foods. Protesters took to the streets around the world demanding changes and restrictions. Theres eight g. M. Foods commercially available in the u. S. Techknows correspondent tells us more may be coming. Many associate g. M. O. S with monsanto or do you. Not all come from the big ag. Many universitybased scientists develop the next generation of g. M. Food. As our correspondent found out, it has not been easy. Reporter genetically modified food a subject inspiring controversy and fear. But one scientist is fighting back. Trying to debunk one myth at a time. Even if it means getting hate mail on a regular basis. I should have punched you in the face when i had the chance. If i come to formula, ill make you and your family drink round up, stay the [ bleep ] out of california. See what its like, sweet people. Reporter where does the anger come from . Its to intimidate this. If most scientists get this they are unlikely to engage with the public. Reporter kevin is wh the university where they figure out new ways to grow vegetables. One thing is how to use g. M. O. Strategy to fortify disease. They have innate systems. All of the plans have a gene called m p. R. 1. Snoop it is part of the strawberrys immune system and expressed when it encountered a path gin. This is turned on. Allowing the plant to have greater resistance to disease. Strawberries are not the only example. Scientists inserted a pepper gene in to tomatos. Do you think if this are to go to market regular consumers would be more comfortable with the idea of g. M. A. Yes, its a natural plant defense gene. It may come across more palatable to some people. You can see more of the new generation of g. M. Foods and the first f. D. A. Approved nonbrowning apple. Monday ontechknow at 6 30. Im phil torres for al jazeera. The tennis world crowned a new mens wimbledon champion, hes a familiar face. Novak djokovic. He beat roger federer, its his third trophy at the all england club. Set patch was delayed for rain by a short time. Nothing could stop the worlds number one from beating the swiss. Im erica pitzi in new york. The news continues with greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and his creditors trying to hammer out a deal. In vienna, observers awaiting word on the Iranian Nuclear talks. The search on tonight for el chapo, whose escaped from a mexican prison a second time. Crucial moments in the next few days for Hillary Clintons president ial campaign. We begin with the greek debt crisis, and if youre watching, the clock you know, that self imposed midnight