that will be alexis stipras in brussels. there still does seem to be considerable distance between the greek position and the german position. those are the powerful players that the greeks need to win over. if you're looking for any signs of optimism, all we can say is that it is in nobody's interest that greece leaves the eurozone. it's not in the interest of the rest of europe, and it's not in the interest of people here in greece. >> thank you very much. barnaby phillips in the greek capitol. coming up after the break the police in egypt arrest 21 football fans following a deadly stampede in a stadium in cairo. >>> and looking at things to come in the capitol of ethiopia. and in sport extreme competitors in one of the world's toughest races. get our exclusive in depth, reporting when you want it. a global perspective wherever you are. the major headlines in context. mashable says... you'll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for survivors... >> the potential for energy production is huge... >> no noi

. >>> alexis stipras said that when the bail out expires he won't ask for another one. >> some are asking for a third memorandum in the coming june, but i'm sorry, they can perfect the third bail out. the goal is a mutually agreement with our allies. the detachment of our country from this program. >> meanwhile, outside parliament there have been protests against the prime minister and thinks deal with international creditors. we have more from athens. >> well, they're seeing an opportunity hire to move in to a new anti-anti-austerity alternative since the last election, and what they want to do is ease away from the left wing pick up votes and they're already having an influence on the party's stance because the government is not acting as an unified whole. the government has now greed to be pound as it's spread assessors were even though they were moving in a new direction. they may have an affect on government policy. >> funding for the u.s. department of homeland security remains in limbo with just hours left to avoid running out of money. congress incentives have passed conflicting p

prime minister alexis stipras wants to find a solution to the debt crisis. >> reporter: the heart of the factory is still beating but only just. this rolling door maker has run 90%. the collapse has bankrupted its clients. of this company owes $9 million in debt it cannot pay. >> i've been working in this factory since i was 18. it was then a small workshop of my fathers. now banks have played a big roll and suddenly we're back to where we started and we're all alone. rather than wait to die we decided to attack. >> a series of class action lawsuits involving 20,000 debtors representing more than $2 billion of bank debt. they formed a civic action group that wants banks to discount their debts by 50% to 90%. the same discounts would face if they sold these loans to distress funds. >> while this lawsuit is pending, banks cannot ask debtors to installment payments. it will take 20 years to go to trial. i say to banks do you want to wait 20 years or start earning money again. >> the greeks owe banks some $90 million they cannot pay back. banks were supposed to finance a turn around in t

greece's prime minister alexis stipras says a long road ahead. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry said that russia will face further sanctions because of its actions in ukraine and they're turn that they're giving support to the separatists there. there have been two his fights in parliament over the issue. security bill gives police more power to conduct searches and increases penalties for anyone opposition leaders are accusing the ruling act party of trying to create a police state. the government said that the measures are aimed at preventing violence. we heard earlier that tensions will he is can ask escalate. >> polarizing at levels that have not been seen in a long time. and the president erdogan and the defenders of erdogan that's the dividing line, and you have a very vicious political red rhetoric in the media. this is unfortunately very bad and this comes in the midst of new law where the government, of course, is trying to raise the police authority to use live bullets, for example in the face of public protests. ten people, including me,