And around the world. Millions gather, capping off a week of gay pride and in our week ahead segment officials saying the tuesday deadline for nuclear deal with iran is highly unlikely. The financial crisis in greece taking a turn for worse tonight. Now the countrys fight to stave off National Bankruptcy is hitting right in the wallet. Overseas markets tumbled. Atm withdrawals will now be limited to 66 a day. It is meant to prevent run on the banks. There are last minute diplomatic efforts now underway. President obama and german chancellor Angela Merkel speaking on the phone tonight making every effort to help greece. Barnaby phillips reports. They have come to the European Union office in athens oshout their defiance. These left wing protestors say no to a bailout no to the imf. But this crowd is small. The majority of greeks simply are frightened what is going to happen in the coming days and the Prime Minister is trying to assure the people. Deposits in greek banks are fully ensured as are pensions and salaries. The more coldbloodedly we face these difficulties the quicker we will overcome them. Reporter even as the Prime Minister spoke more people were rushing to the cash machines. Sophia waitfor three hours waiting for the machine to be restocked. She says she never thought it would get like this, the government has to go. So are we really talking about a return to these . Drachmas on sale at the athens flea market. Beautiful old money but doesnt bring much nostalgia. Greek people are now in a very difficult position. Their government is telling them to vote no to what it says are insulting terms from foreign creditors. The opposition warns it it is the government that has brought them here. This Lighting Company is doing well perhaps because it exports most of its lamps to other parts of europe and the middle east. But the man in charge tells me the uncertainty is now crippling. Translator if you dont have stability in business you cant operate. The prolonged negotiations over the past five months where Something Different is going on every day not only to business men but to our customers as well. Athens is now humming with rumors what will happen next. Euro or democratic ma, drachma . Barnaby phillips, al jazeera athens. China just started relaxing controls that limited its citizens from investing abroad. In 2001, argentinas economic crisis prompted customers there to take out their cash from cash from banks and convert them to dollars. Then froze term deposits but argentina then defaulted on almost 100 billion in debts. Cypress became the fir euro zone country to default. Banks closed for two weeks they reopened with tough restrictions on withdrawals and payments. And amid the conflict in the east of the country and a sliding domestic currency in ukraine. The Australian Market losing 35 billion in the first our of trading on monday. As traders brace for a possible greek exit from the euro zone. Japans nikkei slipping 5 and meanwhile the governor of puerto rico saying the island cannot say the 72 billion it owes in debts. Telling new york sometimes that he needs to pull the country out of a death spiral. Tomorrow the government is expected to make a reform plan public. Company is 9 billion in debt and faces a major bond payment next week. The head of a Territory Government bank also stepping down. But as Andy Gallagher reports it is people of puerto rico that are feeling the heat. At the quinones family home, saving money on he electricity charges that have risen dramatically. This familys latest monthly bill is close to 700. In past months its been over a thousand. Youre like closing your eyes and trying to look with one eye and see away will come out this month. Manuel says its forced him to have Difficult Conversations with his family. To talk to them about this because you have to be cautious about it. Its not easy to get 1,000 every month and put it down the drain because of electricity. I think its very unfair. Electricity in puerto rico is supplied by one government run company but despite having a nonopenly its in debt to the tunemonopoly its in debt to the tune of 9 billion. In compliance with everything that is possible, that is necessary. But thats not how people are feeling, they dont feel theyre getting the best price or the best service. Wee are doing the best in order to comply with those. But economists say that this is a systemic failure. The economy of puerto rico is in trouble for years. But with 70 billion in debt the Government Faces a real threat of shutting down. This island nation needs a workable plan of action. Broken island that ask only be salvaged if those in power Work Together quickly. We dont have that much time. We have to work very fast. We have to basically put the long term interest before the short term interest and this is not political. This is just the survival of puerto rico. Puerto ricos financial crisis is growing deeper every day and theres even talk of the island defaulting on its huge debts. Officially its an unincorporated territory of the United States but theres no sign of any external aid. Andy gallagher, al jazeera, san juan, puerto rico. Greece of the caribbean the island has Unemployment Rate of 14 . Per capita is half of those living ton mainland. The Health Care System in crisis. Cut to medicare and medicaid next year. And doctors are leaving puerto rico at a rate of 500 per year. Over 200,000 Puerto Puerto 200,000 Puerto Ricans have fled. A i asked whether the u. S. Would be forced to step in. I dont believe they would be forced to step in. Services will be provided to people and theyll have to struggle through this next couple of years with less money. Theres talk about the u. S. Opening its doors to cuba. Here we are bringing Economic Development to cuba and now were worried about Economic Development in puerto rico. Thats a very good question. If the u. S. Government is willing to guarantee accident of ukraine, why doesnt it guarantee debt of puerto rico . Well have to wait and see if the president and the treasury are willing to help. Ms. Long also saying the white house has a task force on puerto rico. Take a look at this. The Empire State Building in new york colored in the color colors of the rainbow. Gay applied week around the world, europe, asia and south america people are calling for more rights for lgbt community. Mexico peru philippines. From chicago to seattle to San Francisco. Roxana saberi was at the celebrations in new york. Ists been another big day of celebrations here in new york city. People have been celebrating the achievements of the Gay Rights Movement and looking ahead to the challenges that remain. The annual gay pride march always brings out rainbows and cheers across the country. From San Francisco to minneapolis. And here, in new york. But this year, people are marching with extra pride. Im grateful to be in this place at this point of sometime. I never knew this could happen this point of time. I never new this would han happen in my lifetime. Im happy to announce my candidacy of president of the United States today for this long time couple the ruling means their marriage in new york three years ago must now be recognized nationwide. This year were celebrating because were considered equal to everybody else. Its a very joyous occasion this year. Reporter its just one of many achievements since the early 1970s when the pride march began. Back then homosexual acts were illegal in almost every state. We are getting on the shoulders of those who came before us. This is the lucky generation to have seen the big change you know. People tell us this is the time to celebrate the achievements of the Gay Rights Movement, it is also a time to reflect ton on the big challenges that lie ahead. I like to address a lot of hiv stigma because discrimination already happens in the workplace. Well get married but we still may not be able to get a job or rent an apartment or eat in a restaurant. And a big test lays ahead for the boy scouts of america. Its set to decide whether to end a ban on openly gay leaders. Years earlier it ended the ban against openly gay scouts. David nap believes change is about to happen. I still believe in the scouts law and to see this finally happen, where if i wish i can come back into scouting. For english actor sir ian mcklellan, working hard to change peoples hazard. What is moving ahead . The easy part of 58 rights is, it is relatively easy. You know our rights are eventually accepted . Things move on. But because the law has changed doesnt mean things change around us. Old idea diehard. The biggest turn out on this event yet. Roxana saberi, al jazeera, new york. Not everyone celebrating. In texas the attorney calling the Supreme Courts decision lawless. Not to marriage eissue marriage licenses to same sex couples. In a statement paxton explaining quote the text and spirit of the constitution to manufacture a right that simply does not exist. He urged texans to do anything we can to help our county clerks and Public Officials who are now forced to defend their beliefs against the courts ruling. The Republican Party has long argued depend same sex Union Supreme court ruling this week, one president ial candidate calling it judicial tyranny. Others saying keeping the issue alive will only hurt their chance he of winning the white house in 2016. They either are going to follow god their conscience and what they truly believe is what the scripture teaches them or the civil law. They will go in the past of dr. Martin luther king in his brilliant essay letters from the birmingham jail, that an unjust law is no law at all. No i will not engage in the constitutional law process as a party going into 2016 except for the courts resuming fight for the religious liberties of every american. Last week was the defining moment for the obama presidency, they point to the decisions on obamacare and same sex marriage and still talking about that emotional speech in south carolina. Earlier i talked to jason johnson, he says all that praise may be premature. I dont think anyone could deem it a successful time period when the president has to deliver a yooulg for the eulogy for nine people who were assassinated. I dont think this is his best two weeks ever. 15 years from now when were writing about the obama president ial legacy this will be one of the most important weeks about race about trade about home owes sexual rights all of those things will have been chris stallized. Is he facing a moving bar as many African Americans claim when we talk about his legacy . I dont think so. I think obama will look at his watch tomorrow and say hey ive got 18 more months. He will be candid as he goes on. He will face these last 18 months trying to shore up as many corners as he can. But when its all said and done, basically saving the auto industry, gay marriage, all will be baked into the obama pie this era where he became the democratic partys version of ronald reagan. Now that nuclear deal with iran be negotiators negotiators meeting in in brussels. It goes beyond la his previous mandate has been to be able to respond to it directly. And were going to have a lot more on that Nuclear Standoff between iran and the west coming up in our half hour the week ahead at 11 30 eastern time. Also the second new york prison escapee is in custody tonight details on how he was shot and captured and his condition nows. And nasa,now. And nasa, privatizing and its future. Our internets half the speed of dialup. Could big cable be controlling your access to the web . Its not even gonna play. Your right to access knowledge is being limited. Techknows team of experts show you how the miracles of science. Im standing in a tropical wind storm. Can affect and surprise us. Wow some of these are amazing. The second fugitive who escaped from that new york prison has been captured but is now in Critical Condition at the hospital. David sweat was shot twice and arrested in an area about two miles south of the canadian border. It all happened when police saw sweat walking down the road. The spokesman picks it up from there. The officer saw mr. Sweat mr. Sweat fled, the trooper gave chase, the trooper was unable to catch him on foot. At one point the sergeant decided to discharge his weapon hitting mr. Sweat twice in the torso. The news about sweats capture comes as officials released an autopsy about the other convict who escaped with him richard matt. Afternoon autopsy describing bug bites and other abrasions all of that consistently with living in the woods for three weeks. Vice President Joe Biden making a surprising appearance at the emmanuel ame church in charleston. Wanted to show his solidarity with the community and the families of the victims that were held. Services were held today for reverend de Payne Middleton doctor. She was the mother of four. Thomas ackerman reports. The fal coming 9 rocket owned 50 spacex broke apart two minutes into its flight. Apparently blew up due ooverpressure in its liquid oxygen tank. There is no real problems jut challenges of engineering and in spaceflight in general. The rocket was carrying more than 1800 kilos of supplies to the International Space station. It has a 1. 6 billion resupply contract with nasa. On two previous flights the company was unable to carry out a safe landing of the drone stage on the atlanta. That would have marked a significant advance in the task of producing reuse annal rockets. It was the third launch failure in recent months. Antares exploded short after liveoff last october and russias progress 59 vessel fell back to earth short of reaching the space station. Despite the failure of the past flights the space station is still in good shape. We are continuing to research. And the space station is still on track to carry new restaurants to the space station. Russians plan to send another shipment to the iss next week. If that succeeds another three man crew will be sent to the station in late july, bringing its staff up to regulation six astronauts. Tom ackerman, al jazeera washington. Migrants rescued in the mediterranean, men women and children plucked from at times unsea worry boats launched by human smugglers in libya. Flow of migrants is now forcing macedonia to tighten its borders with greece. And as a result a group of migrants there has been stranded at the border for days. They say their only hope is crossing that same border illegally. Nadim baba reports. Hundreds of migrants with children trying desperately to cross the greek border into macedonia. They say this have no passports and therefore no rights. Every day we try ocross, we return back. We are sitting in front of the repliespolice or the military, we dont know what they are. Every time we try to cross the border they return us back. The migrants with cash can buy food in a nearby village but they still limit themselves to one meal a day. This makeshift camp is full of children and this is only way for them to get a hot meal. While they rely on a single tap for clean water. This is not a life. We are humans. Okay . We are not animals. Reporter many migrants say people smugglers are charging up to 2200 to get them across the border like this man who asks not to be identified. Macedonian government you are supporting them. And its supposed that the governments of europe are fighting these people. Reporter the Macedonian Police say they will keep stopping people entering the country illegally. As the migrant from greece continues so too do the police patrols. But some people do make it across. Here in the town of gevgelia, they are given documents allowing them to use public transport. Baby was born in gevgelias hospital but her young parents from syria say they are only halfway on their journey to germany, they hope to make a new life in germany. Coming up in our week ahead segment. Irans nuclear deal. And the suicide bomber, attack in kuwait. Welcome back to al jazeera america. Here is a look at your ton stories this hour. Facing a top stories this hour. Greek banks are going to be closed all week long. Atm withdrawals are limited to 66. The move coming after european officials refused to extend had a loan deal for greece. It owes 1. 8 billion by tuesday. Pride week, rainbow thrag waved in studies across the United States. Celebrating the Supreme Court ruling celebrating same sex marriage. The second of those prison escapees from new york is now in Critical Condition. He was located in the town of conestablish in northwest new york. Sweat was convictof murder in 2002. Its sunday night time for a look at our week ahead. With reports of tehran making demands on key points of the iran nuclear deal, theres talks that tuesdays deadline will have to be extended again. Now that iran will only sign a deal if those International Sanctions are lifted first. So how did we get here . Patricia sabga explains. November 1979. Students stormed the u. S. Embassy in tehran taking 52 americans hostage. The Carter Administration hits back with economic sanctions but fails to win broad based global support. A lack of International Backing that stretches into the 80s and 90s hampering efforts by the reagan and Clinton Administration to isolate iran over its nuclear ambitions. A lot of irans neighbors were eager to do business with iran and didnt have the bad history with iran. Reporter but by 2006 a global consensus started to stay shape. After hard line president mahmoud ahmadinejad. In december 2006, the u. N. Security Council Passed its first round of sanctions against iran. Binding all memberstates to enforce them. In june 2010 irans oil profits and banking sectors were added to the u. N. Sanctions list. Paving the way for washington to up the anteand black list foreign banks this did business with iran np. In 2012, europe filed suit, Game Changers that decimated irans economy and pushed you iran to the negotiating table. Hasan rouhani iran disagreed to curb portions of its Nuclear Program in exchange for lifting economic sanctions. The thorny issue now is when and how to do away with the rest. Iran wants all sanctions annulled as soon as a deal is implementwhile the u. S. Wants them suspended incrementally with a mechanism to reinstate if iran violates the deal. Patricia sabga, al jazeera. The u. S. And tehran reached that preliminary agreement in april. It watts a comprehensive plan but left out several key issues to be addressed in this current round of talks where we are now. Some of those issues include the nature of inspections and the speed at which iran could expand its nuclear infrastructure. The latest developments, irans foreign minister leaving those talks, headed back to tehran. It is said he went back to talk to iranian leaders he is expected to return on tuesday. Imad kahale, and ali henanan. Mr. Keyaye, i will begin with you. What should we make that the foreign minister is now left and coming back tuesday, what is that a bad only he be . Bilateral meeting with the u. S. Secretary of state john kerry, im sure there were details discussed in that meeting that might have required further discussions back in iran. In addition, as you know zarifs technical expert is unfortunately not able to accompany him in vienna. So there will be further consultations back in tehran and knowing the negotiations will go past june 30th indicates dr. Zarif needs further clarity on what he can do. What do you think mr. Derive has zarifhas left now and is headed back to iran . Some of these details are technical in nature and some are of policy nature. First of all they have to disagree to the final parameters of the enrichment program. Thats in particular, the people want to hear what is their view on enrichment r d, this is key to the breakup one of the concerns of the p5 plus one. The policy decision are two types i should see. What is the ia amount access, which is for the verification of the agreement and to make sure that iran complies with these undertakings. And this compliance also has annal effect on the sanctions relief. How people are going to package this in such a way that their sanctions relief is based on the performance. These are important questions and these are fundamental in order to reach the agreement. Mr. Keiae, is this too much negotiations being made between the u. S. And iran, is the u. S. Playing too much too large of a deal had this negotiation . Well, within the p5 plus one, the most powerful player is the United States. We know these negotiations started in 2003 and failed in 2005 because the eu powers then could not get a green light from washington. So americas involvement in these p5 plus one talks are very paramount. And of course the bilateral relations between the u. S. And iran has been marked for so many years and play into these negotiations because there is a great deal of mistrust between these countries. And there are other geopolitical issues that each p5 plus one member has interest in. You are talking about the russians and the role they play. Is it surprising that their role has been so quiet since that initial round of talks back in april . Well they have actually been pretty engaged but i think as we go closer to the final zeal and since weve made some progress through the interim deal first and now the political framework in many of these issues have been resolved. What it comes down to as ali has mentioned partially how does this sanctions regime look like when we can be removed and major player here is the United States and of course we have to look at how does iran correspond with the lifting of sanctions with its own variation monitoring and Nuclear Program. Despite the fact it sounds bad politically, the longer the clock ticks the worse it is for iran. Is that true in your opinion . Not really. Lets not look these first next two days and see what comes back from tehran when mr. Zarif goes there. Certainly, when the negotiations have dragged this long as this has been it has caused some additional complications in making the position he, im optimistic but in one week time we might be much wiser. We had a guest on this same program just last night who said no deal would be disastrous and if the hawks in congress wanted to invade tehran we would be looking at a force of a million soldiers and would make iraq look like childs play. Do you agree . If i look from my perspective, from technical person, and all the history of nonproliferation of which i have behind, i dont think that the states only option is military intervention or invasion. There are ways and means to sort this out means that are in between. Would i not see this as now we are in a situation where either we have a war or we have a peace. Mr. Keyaye, what we learned after the invasion of iraq that Saddam Hussein did not have weapons of mass destruction and was posturing because he feared his neighbors in the middle east. Is this new rhetoric we are hearing from the Prime Minister of iran, is that make iran seem tougher than it really is . Its a little bit of both. You are referring to be ayatollah khameneis latest position. The relationship between u. S. And iran as we have mentioned has been troubled. Every time there is a promise from the western powers that there will be sanctions relief or removal we have seen backtrack from that. Ayatollah khamenei, as you have seen throughout the these negotiations, iran has kept its end of its bargain and has made major concessions of its nuclear file. All weve seen from the world powers was yet to be seen. And i think here red lines are in place to yes give iran more power in the negotiations but also, to indicate that iran is serious about its oafn, you own you know end of commitment as long as the world powers negotiate. Gentlemen thank you both for being with us this evening. Thank you for having us. Thank you. Here are other events coming up in the week ahead. On tuesday, new jerseys governor Chris Christie is imppedexpected to announce that he will run for president. Mcdonalds says it will raise its minimum wage. And no licensed retail is stores in the state to sell the drug. Saudi man exploded that bomb inside a shia mosque. Mohammed jamjum has the story. Saudi citizen the interior ministry is saying that he entered kuwait through Kuwait International airport, he took a flight dawn on friday, that hours later he entered the mosque and blew himself up, in that horrific attack unlike any other in the area, citizenry so used to feeling secure. The interior ministry has over the last couple of days announced other arrests in relation to the attack. Friday hours after the bombing it was announced that several suspects were being detained and questioned. And driver of the vehicle, as well as the owner of the vehicle had also been arrested and the kuwait iei government has stride to assure citizens up to the emir, that kuwait must stay united and they will fight this type of terrorism as they are calling it, with every resource they have. Already weve seen Security Forces on much higher alert maritime borders here being protected more vigorously in the wake of this horrifying attack. Tunisian Police Looking for more suspects in the massacre of tourists on the beach on friday. The lone gunman had help before the attack in sousse. Al jazeera hashi has Hashem Ahelbarra has the story. This is where a couple was shot by the gunman. Motion attractive beaches has become an attack the worst in tunisian history. I thought this could happen in london or paris but not something happening here. This is like a dramatic thing. Reporter many came a long way to enjoy a vacation. Dreams that were shattered on the beach of the imperial mahaba hotel. Tourists have packed and went home. Those who stayed came to lay flowers at the site of the shooting. We are not afraid, but we thil it is death of tourism for these good people, for this quiet country. Reporter the people we met recount the horrors they felt during the attack. They say they cant understand why someone would kill tourists but all say they may not come back to tunisia. Nothing in the future, no. Why . Because im scared and thats probably what they wanted. But i have two children at home that i miss very much. Be and yeah. Really. Translator i feel sad for the tunisians who will face hard times in the future. This is a country that badly needs to push its economy so people can find jobs. Reporter the government said it will increase the number of troops it has on the streets and will shut down mosques accused of insighting violence. But their march on the beach is a message of defiance that they will continue to work despite the uncertain times. This is where the gunman came from and opened fire, killing 38 people. The attack raises many questions and has led to an increase in security procedures in one of the most plan tourist destinations in north africa. Hashem ahelbarra, al jazeera sousse. Memos after fire broke out at a water park in taiwan. Plus . In sydney, hoping to level the Playing Field for australias indigenous population. We will be able to see change. According to a chinese newspaper at least five people have now been arrested after that concert stage burst into flames at a water park in taiwan. More than five injured at that water park on saturday. Those under arrest include park employees and technicians all of them facing charges of negligence and endangering the public. Erica wood has more. Around a thousand people were dancing at a water park in new taipei city when colored theatrical powder that was being thrown from the stage accidentally ig flighted. Accidentally ignited. Whoa whoa whoa reporter amateur footage shows that within section concert goers next to the stage were engulfed in a massive fire ball. They ran to get away, but more than 500 suffered burns especially to their lower legs. Translator everybody was running and pushing each other. We saw a lot of people whose skin had been badly burned. It was like hell. Some are in Critical Condition. Translator everybody was screaming and bleeding. There was blood everywhere. Reporter paper decision were called to the scene. Many had to be treated on the ground where they lay. Others made their way to the hospitals. Emotional parents of some of the victims arrived to be by their bedside. Translator just a small child who had gone out to have fun, now on the verge of death. Reporter his 18yearold daughter has suffered burns to 90 of her body. Translator today it is with a feeling of great sorrow that i visit these people injured by the powder explosion. The main purpose was to promise their relatives that the government will take care of them. Reporter the exact cause of the fire ball has been investigated but police are still questioning the organizers of the event colored powder being used at public events. Erica woods, al jazeera. Scouts taking part in a 12 day trek. Four scouts were swept away, three were found by staff members, the body of the last has been later. There has been a history of boy scout tragedies in recent years from lightning strikes to floods. Kevin corriveau reports. Things have improved on sunday thats an indication of things improving. Five day forecasts monday looking nice, partly cloudy skies still above average. Chance of thunderstorms it looks like on wednesday it is going to be a very recycle day. Could also see some delays at the airports. But as we go towards the weekend and that is 4th of july weekend, things start to improve just a little bit there. Here across the southwest we have been picking up rain showers and thunderstorms. Unfortunately, these thunderstorms have been causing problems with wildfires always the rain has hit the ground. Fresno expected to see 100 there, rough for fire danger had. And temperatures, take a look at the five day forecast for seattle, we are looking at those temperatures increasing for thursday, temperatures at 92. Kevin thank you very much. Australias indigenous population struggling with a high poverty rate and its populations are underrepresented in higher education. Sydney university trying to close the education there. Andrew thomas has more. Reporter Sydney University is one of australias most prestigious. Its student base hasnt been very diverse. Numbers of Indigenous Students have been particularly low. Aboriginal people work up just 1 of university students. The communities in it surprise me that so many Aboriginal People still think universities are the place to go to learn how to be lest aboriginal. So we have a channel. The entrance numbers are lower than nonaboriginals. Prospective Indigenous High School students are invited for a week long taste of university life. I think that it would be wonderful to come here. I think facilities are phenomenal, the teachers are wonderful. Even the students are so friendly especially Indigenous Network they have of students and nonindigenous as well. In australia being indigenous is not a measure of skin color. What counts is all of these people have some personal aboriginal identity. Vanessa meyers has an aboriginal mother but her father is scottish. Vanessa is the star pupil. Her heritage makes that particularly rare. The portion of Indigenous Students is much lower still. One student every three to four or 75 years we have fantastic indigenous kids at this school. I cant speak highly enough of them. When we say going to uni no. Schools like griffith can access special funds for indigenous. Sydney University Says unconceptual treatment of applicants is fair when their starting points are inequal. But are schemes like sydneys reaching the Indigenous People most in need . There are plenty with more indigenous heritage than those listed here. The number of applicants from Indigenous Students is going up. But there are still Indigenous Students who are not reached by this effort. More to do still. Andrew thomas, Al Jazeera Sid in. Why the dalai lama was at a Music Festival. And setting new records this weekend. Go live. The dalai lama finding a new platform for his message for peace. Taking the platform along punk singer patty smith. But the exiled leader says he wants to face some other issues around the world. Victoria gatenby reports. The dalai lama was determined to keep the tibet ann situation onan issue on theworlds stage. Oneness of humanity, no basis to kill. I love my own life. Reporter in the leadup to his visit there was strong criticism by the Chinese Government which accuses the dalai lama of trying to split china. It warned that inviting the exiled spiritual leader to a Music Festival was giving him a platform. Our position on tibet is consistent and very clear. Tibet is an inseparable part of china. China resolutely opposes any organization body or individual, giving a platform to the dalai lama to engage in antichina activities. Become a huge business with mainstream headline act like kanye west. A festival of people not of governments or politician he and said we should be more conscious of one another. Must look at Education Field as i meant earlier some education about warm heartedness or sense of care. Happy birthday to you. The crowd responded to with a rendition of happy birthday, with the dalai lama be reaching 80 next month. Victoria gatenby, al jazeera. Jurassic world continuing to Shatter Box Office records. It is the fastest film oearn at least 500 million in just three weekends. Jurassic world beating out avengers age of ultron. The university sequel taking every in over 54 million this weekend. Narrowly beat out inside out which netted 52 million. Im del walters, thank you for joining us. We want to leave you with the Empire State Building decked out in all the colors of the rainbow. Have a good night. Time to bring back the firing squad. And is the millennial generation just as racist as their parents . Hes not part of a movement. Movement. This is a young man that dropped out. He is sick and twisted. Hes not sick and twisted. Hes a lone wolf. Hes not a lone wolf. Did you read the. First in the debate iran