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Angry woman. >> i don't care if they -- us. european blood mate us. >> emotions are clearly running high and that can make it hard to think clearly. have you read it? >> yes. >> how do you interpret this question? what is being asked of you? >> i think what they are telling us is if you vote no, we're going out of the european union, if you vote yes, we're in. >> speaking to people here, it seems each person has their interpretation of the referendum question. these two ladies tell me the question is about debt sustainability. >> translator: the sustainability of the debt is crucial for the su...

Hard. it's the third time we're seeing alexis tsipras speak in two days so some probably could interpret that as the fact he's slightly worried that it might go the yes way, but he's been pushing very hard and the party has been pushing very hard for the no. like you said he does not want any more austerity. he says he believes that by voting no he will strengthen his hand come monday when it comes to the negotiating table. perhaps he says he can get a better deal for the greek people if people vote no but those on the other side poppy, on the yes camp they say he is being -- he's risking, the...

Way. >> reporter: the existing bailout program expired and no proposals for a new one on the table it's unclear what sunday's referendum question will be. as greek banks remain closed and pensioners take to the streets in protest, tsipras insists he wants to stay in the euro club but play by his own rules. and natalie, the latest polls puts 47 saying yes, 43 saying no. that is the latest poll conducted here. >> pretty close. thank you so much. we appreciate it. isa soares for us in athens. now let's take a look at how the world financial markets reacting to the latest news from degrees. nina d...

he's a fascinating guy. all right. >> thanks very much, kyra. all right. let's get you up to speed for this thursday, november 3rd. investors on wall street are watching what's happening in europe and we're keeping a close watch on the markets and your money. stocks open higher after a decision by the european central bank to cut interest rates right now dow is up 94 points, but every little cent counts at the g-20 summit in france. president obama met with french president nicolas sarkozy to discuss the european debt crisis. >> i think it's no surprise that we've spent most of our...