>> the injury was not only inflicted by the kidnappers but by the agency who's responded. >> reporter: brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. there's a deal to bail out the greek economy but the strings attached are hefty. greece must quickly make severe cuts in pensions large taxes and privatization of most government assets. the terms are tougher than the plan voters rejected this month. it's not certain they'll go along with the plan. the deadline for parliament approval is tomorrow. so just the fact that a deal was reached after 17 hours of negotiations was enough to send stocks sharply higher here in the u.s. yesterday. and so far overseas markets are also in positive territory this morning. investors worldwide have been worried that greece would stop using the euro as its currency and they are continuing to be cautious this morning. the severe thunderstorms from the midwest to the carolinas. at least one person is dead and as many as 11 may be missing in flash flooding in kentucky. a tornado touched down in central kansas last evening