alexis tspiras, angela merkel.ween the leaders of germany, france and greece have been in doubt because the reform proposal to unlock funding came up short in the desperately need the funding. meanwhile, the prime minister alexis tspiras is calling on his party to rally behind the government. greece has until the end of the month to reach a deal or default on its debt and they'd the eurozone. ross made a big bet on greece and the billionaire was a group of investors who last year pumped $1.5 billion into the country's third-largest bank. we will see whether they get the money they so desperately need. you have grover ross, others betting on greece. they did in ireland, cyprus and they need the money. >> at the money to greece. sandra: we will keep bringing the latest on that. here is an update on what is happening on markets across the globe. asian markets mixed in today's session. the nisei and the hang seng in singapore to the upside. nikkei and hang seng down. look at europe though. a lot of new set of europe. i

the greek prime minister alexi tspiras tells the italian newspaper ato cou be reached if the creditors dropped demand to cut pension and that it's been a real sticking point, sandra appeared me sick with a three-page proposal came out over the last hour is one idea and the other would be to push it all off for another nine months. by the way, always extended from february. sandra: as news continues to pour in, we have a lot of movement overseas particularly in asia. the japanese stock market, the nikkei is dropping nearly 2% on the session. this is the worst single day drop for the stock market index in about a month. we also have some weak data coming in from china weigh in on the market initiative. european stocks. the german index, the tax falling further into correction territory, dropping by more than a full%. let's see how that is translated to u.s. stock futures. dow futures to a point signaling another lower open today after the dow closed in negative territory for 2015 as of yesterday's close. we watch all of that for you. meanwhile tesla ceo elon musk will face a lot of quest

the surprise move ,-com,-com coming as the european union told the great prime minister alexis tspirasstop gambling. take the crucial step, had off the potential devastating defaults he could see. we don't know what could have been. telling reuters entire greek delegation left her home, continuing disagreements. the latest development raises the pressure to agree to unpopular policy changes. we have seen protests there. they will risk a possible default, out of the eurozone and greek stocks in the meantime. there were headlines things are coming together. the market was up 8%. sandra: lots of volatility. nicole: optimism to skip to miss him. i can't. sandra: we will have this every day for you. the greek stocks are selling off this morning. let's get you caught up in global markets in asia with the strength over there at the hang seng leading the way more than a full%. a volatile week for those markets as well. stocks under pressure from the stalled greek tectonics. the ftse leading down 41 points. as we start off this friday morning, the dow, s&p and nasdaq in negative territory. a lo

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the european positioner, jean claude juncker with alexis tspiras saying time is running out.arently they are friends, but now their friendship is being tried. the leaders to keep sanctions against russians in place until president putin in moscow backed separatist and ask all of the charm of a peace deal for ukraine. president obama discussing trade issues that his fellow g7 members as president obama faces a struggle for 32 new trade agreement through congress more quickly. a couple of things to note also that was quoted president obama said a strong u.s. dollar was a problem in the u.s. actually came out instead that is not a case of the fact is saying there should be growth abroad and more demand. also worth noting that will have a news conference later today around 10:00 a.m. we talk about currency. the eight worst 155 countries. a new low today after they had elections there. sandra: ukraine, isis, i isis, iran will all be huge today. we'll have a press conference live on the fox business network. a check of the global stock markets this morning. u.s. index futures are l

yooun creditors meanwhile, the leader of the greek policy party, that runs the country right now alexis tspiras the negotiating tactics of creditors shame full saying holding greek people hostage should not have to face the type of austerity yourself measures all of that goes to vote on as you know, we know july 5, being seen as yes or no vote is for staying in europe although greeshg leaders say that is not issue it is when greece can accept the austerity members put forward by you european creditors, what complications could arise out of greek mess business owners in america joining me susan, the founder of the bbg ventures early stage investment fund for women led technology start-ups great to see. >> you thanks for joining us. >> headlines off the greece, looks all but set to fault, on a that payment tomorrow, 1.8 billion to the imf, of course, there are capital controls, what kind of implications does that become for you investing in businesses? well we are really looking at companies not a lot of impact for the companies we invest in, they are primarily u.s. companies, i think that the ar