fresh wave of holiday makers. powered by the sun. solo flares in hawaii after a record-breaking flight across the pacific we begin the newshour in greece where campaigning for the bailout referendum ended. a day before voting begins, the greek finance minister accuses them of terrorism. prime minister alexis tsipras wants greece to vote know and rejected what he calls blackmail. tens of thousands took part in rival rallies in athens and this is the scene in athens on saturday. long cues outside atms. finance minister says the banks will reopen by tuesday. they have been closed all weeks to stop mass money withdrawals. jonah hull has more from athens. the word okki means no. the no campaign gathered in front of parliament backed by the government wants a future in europe, but with a better deal for greece, less austerity, less money lost to debt repayments. a no vote for me means there s a possibility that this country will have a future. not far away, the yes crowd
says it can finish its investigation into iran s past nuclear works in the year if tehran cooperates. and shot dead days after elections. in burundi s capital. greece - the finance minister minister is accusing the international creditors of terrorism. last-minute preparations are on for the snap referendum announced a week ago. more than 9 million greek voters are eligible to take part in it. voting starts at 7am on sun, results announced on sunday in the evening. this is one of the most important vote in greece s modern history. this is what it s about. greeks are voting in favour or against a bail out package proposed by lenders on june 25th. it inclouds taxes - particularly on tourism, pensions and cut packs. the government has been lobbying hard for a no vote. but the eurozone policy makers warned a no vote could mean a rejection of the euros shutting the door. leading to nonpayment of loans, paving the way for an exit from the euro. the vote is something of a refere
plus russia looks east to boost its tourism industry as european holiday makers stay away. but first the state media in tunisia has reported that they have declared state of emergency. the 38 people mainly british holiday makers were killed by a gunman at a beach resort. the gunman was killed by police, who have arrested eight people suspected of being involved. a state of emergency was last imposed in tunisia four years ago during the revolution, which toppled long-time president. now to greece and the finance minister is accusing europe of terrorism. they told up in reporters that they expect a deem with creditors on monday regardless of the outcome of the referendum. now last-minute preparations are being made. more than 9 million greeks are eligible to vote. 12 hours of voting begins at 7:00 a.m. on sunday and the results will be announced machine. around 15,000 people have been taking advantage of the officer. they plan to continue the charity work until banks reopen
from which they have escaped. and the culture in the inca roads 500 years after it was first lady down. we ll have all the latest from wimbledon as the defending women s champion is knocked out. and it s heating up in santiago as chile plays in copa america for the first time. well, tunisia s president has announced a state of emergency just over a week after an armed attack on foreign tourists. he has given powers to the government with the ability to move people, prohibit strikes and demonstrations. there have also been sackings of senior officials. announcing the emergency measures to the nation the president said tunisia is now in a state of war. the islamic state carries a flag and wants to establish a caliphate. there is no country in our region or in europe that is free from tourism today. the state of emergency announced comes a week after the beach massacre. 38 tourists died. 30 of them from britain. they ll hand the army and police more authority. als
defense on i.s.i.l. on the urban front lines in baghdad. and i m at the home of n.a.s.c.a.r. racing where fans have been asked not to display the confederate flag. many ignore it - i tell you why. and we ll be live in santiago, where chile is playing in the time and live from wimbledon - where the defending women s champion is going home. we start in tunisia where the president declared a state of emergency a week after the killing of 38 foreign tourists at a beach resort. the president says tunisia is not safe from further attacks, and the state of emergency is needed to avoid the risk of collapse. the tourist industry suffered badly since the murders, and the economic impct could be more than half a billion. 30 that died were british, and more of them have returned to the roouk. peter sharp reports. reporter: the president says tunisia is now in a state of war. translation: the islamic state carries a black flag and wants to have a caliphate. tunisia deserves in