. >> the european union urged greece to speed up work on its economic reform plan so it can access itcue funds. the e.u. president said he was not satisfied with greece's progress during talks with the country's prime minister, alexis tsipras. >> a series of attacks on pelicans in florida has conservationists deeply concerned. the federally protected birds are having their pouches slashed, leading to a painful death. we report now from the florida keys. >> oh, my poor baby, my little baby. >> maya trained as a nurse in her native croatia. these days, she is putting those skills to good use. a makeshift refuge center in big meincke has become a vital lifeline for the area's unique wildlife. >> it's 24 hours a day, seven days a week. i don't like to go out, i don't like to go here, i am happy with my animals, i am happy here. they need me, you know. >> still alive. >> in the last few months, her refuge has pelicans with deliberate and malicious injuries. >> they don't want the birds to die, they want them to die a slow miserable death. it's torture and murder. >> fisherman probably worr

negotiations stalled over concerns iceland had with european unions agricultural subsidies and its policy on fishing. the european union is urging greeced up work on his reform plan. the eu commission president said he was not satisfied with greece's progress during talks with the country's prime minister. last month british creditors in the euro zone agreed to extend the bailout program for four months. >>> now attacks on pelicans in the u.s. state of florida have conservationist deeply worried. the birds are having their pouches slashed. something that can lead to a slow and extremely painful death. andy gallagher reports. >> oh my poor baby. what has momma got for my little baby. >> reporter: she trained as a nurse in her native croatia, and these days she is putting those skills to good use. her refuge center has become a vital lifeline for the wildlife. >> it's 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. that's what i love. i don't like to go outside. i'm happy with my animals. i'm happy here. they need me you know. >> they are still alive. >> reporter: but in the last few months her refuge has been inundated with badly injured brown pelicans.

european union has offered greece up to $2.1 billion euros to help with the humanitarian impact of austerity. it would also be used to support small and medium-sized businesses. >> translator: [ speaking foreign ] >> egyptians are being urgedhind an ambitious plan to build a brand new capitol city. the government wants to build the sprawling metropolis outside of cairo, which it says has become too crowded. natasha ghoneim reports. >> reporter: cairo wasn't always a franetic city struggling with the burden of an ever-growing population. nor was cairo always egypt's capitol. it dates back to 969 ad. if the current government has its way it won't be the country's capitol in the future. >> translator: a project like this deserves that egypt and egyptians rally behind it until it's implemented. >> reporter: this could be the new capitol rising from the desert. it would be built east of cairo, and become the seat of government. the developer hopes to build the city within seven years at a cost of at least $45 billion. >> translator: the ministers and embassies, and service related bodies that are in downtown when they are moved to a far away place, that would lead to a quiet improvement in traffic, and people will be walking in