charney says it hit the web just one day after dov was ousted. nvinced the leak must have come from the company because it was contained in an email to which they had access. >> hours after i'm fired, a personal video shot by a friend, who had not distributed it to anyone, was released in the public. it has to be connected to the company's activities. okay? so the company went as far as to release a video of me that was personal. >> reporter: and how did they get that video? >> because they had access to all of my personal affairs. >> reporter: that video went viral because people are probably asking, "who does this? >> i have my own lifestyle. you know, we're taught in school don't judge people's personal lifestyle. okay? >> reporter: now it was high time to pay a visit to the company. and meet the woman that took dov's place. bottom line, was there an underhanded plot to get charney out of here? >> no. i don't believe that at all. >> reporter: paula schneider, newly appointed ceo. her mission -- to restore the company to profitability, to save t

dov charney seeking damages for being ousted from the company he founded. more trouble for athens.k and deposits plunging to their lowest level in 10 years. greek -- greece pulling 15% of the total deposit base that greek lenders have been depending on the ecb for survival. is time running out? athens has only until monday to convince brussels to release more bailout funds. i'm joined by the chief economist of pine bridge investments. how patient do you think the eu will continue to be with greece? markus: the pregnant pause is because i think the problem is some of the deadlines are very imminent. even know there is a great level of patience, decisions have to be made eminently to avoid some of the triggers that could push greece into a fall. i think the europeans have enough patience to keep rolling the problems over until a broader agreement is reached. alix: can greek banks survive without the emergency liquidity assistance? markus: technically not. the withdrawal of deposits will essentially bankrupt the banks. but we saw the same thing in 2010 and 2011 when it was the spanish