me they want to be in europe. they want to be part of the eu. but at the same time they don't want to face the harsh austerity measures. i took to the street to get a sense of the mood given the fact that they now have those imposed capital controls they can only take 60 euros a day. i thought that would sway people voting against what the president is saying but before the eu proposals. but it didn't seem that way. in the harsh light of day, greeks take shelter, having to queue for a daily sum of 60 euros. across athens these are scenes of despair. >> this is one of the worst days as long as i remember this is the worst day in greece. last night was the most dramatic night. there was never such a thing as

needs to make its latest loan payment. >> prime minister alexis tsipras says he cannot accept a loan from lenders. instead he is calling for a referendum on sunday to let the people to decide for themselves. if greeks vote no in that referendum greece could be forced out of the eurozone. >> translator: this isn't a game of liars poker. there isn't one winner and another one who loses. either we are all winners or we are all losers. >> they have to know that on our side, the door is still open. >> now tens of thousands of greeks rallied outside parliament in athens in support of the government's position. people are tired of the harsh austerity message. >> everybody's messages are a