Year, it is a roller coaster ride, parole. Weather definitely one of those days. People make fun of us, we go from air condition tore heat and back to air conditioning in one day. Or viceversa. This week mixed bag. Not today but it is chilly. Anchor i was surprised. I went no, september 4. I should not turn on my heat. That is so pretty. Picture perfect right there. Weather technically sun just coming up a few minutes ago, before 7 00. Yes. It is 53 degrees. Out at hopkins. Along the lake shore. A little warmer. Like about 61. But let me tell you. Chill is out there. If you closed your windows last night. Today low 80s. Lake breeze will squash, maybe, that 82 mark for downtown, and any of the lake shore communities. And a couple of gorgeous days. Almost an understatement. Because we have been so hot for so long and then that rain have the perfect weather at the perfect time. And look at ashtabula, 48. Worcester, 48 degrees. Thats a little on the chilly side. Denise is like what . Sandu
get out 120 years, 140 bucks but they re getting 50 euros. across the lines at atms, lines long as well. people are frustrated. i have to say very orderly throughout all of this we re expecting to hear a national address from the greek leader in a few moments. perhaps we have more clarity of what is next for the country of greece. steve, back to you. ashley on the streets of athens with the latest thank you very much. now to brian. for something totally different no background check, no problem. new york city mayor bill de blasio just passed a law that bans employers from asking about an applicant s criminal history past before making them a job offer. so is it time to give criminals a chance to start fresh? and is this fair to employers? joining us now to debate this is simon zubari a labor and employment attorney and alicea aguilera political director of vocal new york. you re happy about this. absolutely.
defaulted on a $1.7 billion payment to the imf. they were supposed to make it by midnight last night. but this morning, new reports they may actually be closer to getting a bailout. who is that coming from? fox business network s ashley wester is live again with the latest. are you going to tell me the united states is going to bail them out? no the european union maybe, but this is greece and nothing is easy. now we re hearing there is a pushback on a potential bailout for greece. let me get out of the way. i m in front of a bank in central athens now that opened its doors. it has done that to allow senior citizens access to their money, to their pension money, and how it works is it is one in one out. you see a woman there trying to get in. it is locked. she will be going in. once she gets in like she goes straight to the cashier. she has to wait another hour and a half. it is worse than the dmv and they re supposed to be able to
country of greece defaulted on $1.7 billion payment they were supposed to make at mid might to imf. they didn t make it, and that s a problem. first country to default since zimbabwe. markets are rising amid reports they may be closer to a bailout than believed. ashley is live in athens with the latest. good morning to you. reporter: yes, good morning to you. i guess the best way to respond is we ll believe it when we see it. so much is going on. trying to get a lifeline to greece. the question is will the greek government agree to measures the creditors are asking for? up the street is a rally of those that do not want to be put under restrictions by the europeans. meanwhile, behind me people wait to get cash out of their