have been under pressure here in the united states after greece s latest reform plan was rejected by some european lenders. a key sticking point increasing uncertainty as greece fast approaches the june 30th deadline. the dow is down by 121 points right now. cnbc s steve sedgwick is live in athens. steve, what are you hearing now? what s the latest? reporter: well mandy, i think the brilliance of the markets were taking on at the start of the week when they thought they had a deal was a little bit too much. we thought there were just a couple of sticking points between the greeks and the ecb and the european commission and of course the imf. the imf was very silent. now it seems the imf is playing hard cop here and has problems over tax, has problems over welfare spending has problems over defense spending has problems over pensions. whole host of issues which then greece turns around and said this is absolutely absurd. so the problem for tsipras is absolutely enormous.
now at 11:00, repeal and replace. house republicans have finally revealed their long-awaited plan for the nation s health care system. but tonight opponents say the plan will leave millions without coverage. good evening. i m ama daetz. and i m dan ashley. republicans released their plan late this afternoon. it s called the american health care act. abc 7 news reporter lilian kim is live in the newsroom with new reaction plus what the plan means for covered california. lillian. reporter: dan and ama, even some republicans are expressing concern over this plan, and california has a lot to lose. potentially billions of dollars a year in subsidies. if the house republicans you succeed in repealing and replacing the affordable care act, millions stand to lose their health insurance. uc berkeley professor richard scheffler is an expert on health economics. under obamacare about 20 million people, 22 million people got health care. and i think more or less over a few years
california has a lot to lose. potentially billions of dollars a year in subsidies. if the house r now at 11:00, repeal and replace. house republicans have finally revealed their long-awaited plan for the nation s health care system. but tonight opponents say the plan will leave millions without coverage. good evening. i m ama daetz. and i m dan ashley. republicans released their plan late this afternoon. it s called the american health care act. abc 7 news reporter lilian kim is live in the newsroom with new reaction plus what the plan means for covered california. lillian. reporter: dan and ama, even some republicans are expressing concern over this plan, and california has a lot to lose. potentially billions of dollars a year in subsidies. if the house republicans you succeed in repealing and replacing the affordable care act, millions stand to lose their health insurance. uc berkeley professor richard scheffler is an expert on health economics. under obamacare ab
in a hazing ritual. it took place at the end of the last year s football season. a hearing to determine the boy s fate took place today. nbc bay area cheryl heard is live in napa with what happened. cheryl. reporter: jessica, there was a public meeting right next to this stadium. the student in question, his parents and his attorney were there. they say they wanted the meeting public because they say they have nothing to hide. hazing did occur, some type of hazing. reporter: 16-year-old johnny torres is about one of 11 football suppliers suspended by napa valley unified school district officials in the midst of a hazing investigation at napa valley high. with his parents by his side, the junior varsity quarterback gave his version of what took place in the game last year. it took place in the locker room. reporter: he says a friend yelled to him to come inside. hey, we re messing with a freshman. i went inside. there s typical running, messing around something you
congregating here. there are some speakers on the stage as well. this is the first of two events taking place in san francisco as it relates to international women s day. the gathering that you re looking at right now is a part of an international women s strike known as the day without a woman strike. the purpose behind this is to show the economic power of women around the country by asking women to skip work or school and to avoid purchasing anything from in stores or online. i had a chance to speak to some of the women participating today. it s important for me to be out because it s important to just show my support in things that i believe in, and obviously with the whole political atmosphere and everything, it s important to just come out and be active in your local community. 80% of our passports are women. it s just obvious we need to do something. we need to show support. i thought it was important to bring her out of school so she could realize how important