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We hope we stay in but sentiment is changing so quickly on the ground you can see it going to a no. the other thing that is extraordinary, if you read the travel warnings during the peak tourism season they are suggesting potential food shortages on the island fuel shofrtages. we have seen the u.k. government suggesting potential air lifts if necessary. many are asking the question, maybe turkey would like to help greece. that was the olive branch given by the prime minister of greece to turkey yesterday. and asking if they could help. why can't the european union help itself? do you need a cr...

European economy and 0.3% of the global economy but it's this country could have an oversized impact on global financial markets potentially defaulting on $382 billion of debt. if it can't make its payments would it default and exit the eurozone? is it like a state of the union deciding to opt out of the u.s. dollar. that would be a shock. but what does it mean to you? greece is a key tourist destination. and if you are planning your summer holiday there you could face issues you may not be able to get spending money out of atms or stumble across protests on the streets. if you are heading to ...

>> so climate change can no longer be denied. it can't be edited out. it can't be omitted from the conversation. and action can no longer be delayed. and that's why i've committed the united states to lead the world in combatting this threat. simply refusing to say the words "climate change" doesn't mean that climate change isn't happening. >> of course the president's speech might have sounded very different if governor scott's reported ban on the term "climate change," was applied to it. >> all of this poses risks to florida's $82 billion tourism industry, on which so many good jobs and live...

That. they are promising a vast improvement but not perfection. people say there will still be glitching in the old healthcare.gov even after tomorrow's deadline. they have called off plans for democratic groups to make a big push for people to do online signups. they don't want too much pressure on a website only able to handle 50,000 people at a time. at its best moment, raising concerns about why the federal government does so poorly in buying information technology and tends to spend more and get less than the private sector. that's something that california republican congressman, darrell...

And there is bi-partisan agreement on that. they have california congressman and virginia congressman are working on changing the rules. but it will not be easy to pass. >> $82 billion of it spending and this isn't the only failed project. hopefully the senate will realize because the house has begun moving real reform in the in area. >> conally says the fact obama is the first president to have regular access to e-mail shows how far the federal government is behind the private sector in technology. >> for more on this and what we can expect in the coming days, steve hays is here, the