anything could happen. this is one of those things where the greek drama could still need approval by the 18 eurozone leaders. anything could happen but you re seeing the confidence here in the market that they think that will this will happen. you know, what s funny is many are joking that alexis tsipras is what they call a gridiot because this proposal that has been agreed on is much worse than the program that the greeks had to go to the polls and vote on and that tsipras encouraged them to vote against. many people are calling alexis tsipras a gridiot today. new words coming out of this, fredricka. and here state side, what do we think might happen in terms of the feds raising interest
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yeah, you heard there donald trump whispering to get the crowd to chant usa, usa. thousands of people there in phoenix. during the event trump took aim as expected at his critics and his opponents. continued to hammer on immigration. also talked about rallying a new silent majority, frustrated with the direction of the country. the fate of greece s financial future is hanging by a thread this morning. eurozone leaders deciding whether they re going to give the country that third bailout. the banks have already been closed for two weeks and so far we re not hearing there is a deal anywhere in sight. pope francis is visiting a poor neighborhood, then will head to a sports field to
what will come of the all the talking but we do know this. the greek will face an uncertain future when they wake up tomorrow morning. many eurozone leaders want to see some evidence greece is willing to enact tough fiscal policies. they have given the greek government only days to make all that happen. things are tightening up across that nation. daily limits still from atms capped at roughly $57 a day. greek banks will run dry any day now unless creditors inject more emergency funding. amy kellogg is live for us in athens tonight. reporter: hi. the buzz words around the negotiations this weekend seem to be trust and you had my lietation. the eurozone lead engineers saying they really are not sure they can trust that greece will make good on its promises and the greek are saying they feel
international relations specialist. the eurozone leaders want the greek government to prove that they mean business. obviously there s been a series of reversals and revisions over the short and long-term. how does the greek government do that? it s another one of these whiplash moments that we ve seen so many of in the past week. this is going to be a very difficult process. we ve been talking about this for days. the last 24 hours have been especially pivotal. the european union remains essentially an indecisive body. you have the rules obsessed faction in the north led by germany and the nevtherlands.