just read you a tweet which has just come from the very well-known economist, new york economist jeffrey sachs. he describes the eurozone, the eurozone is a crazy house, incoherent, incompetent, and cruel. and to that we might also add long-winded. the talks are going to go all day. >> ouch. all right. hey, thank you so much, richard quest. we appreciate the update. >>> the pope is now winding down his south american visit today. visiting a very poor neighborhood, then delivering his final mass before he heads out. live pictures here as he visits that community. they have decoraed that neighborhood with the colors of the vatican. you can see them screaming for the pontiff there. we'll take you there live. a live report from los flores, next. so this beauty can be yours and 10% financing.ment oh larry, lawrence. thanks to the tools and help at experian.com, i know i have a 798 fico score. [score alert text sound] [score alert text sound] oh. that's the sound of my interest rate going down. according to this score alert, my fico score just went up to 816. 816. 816! 816! fico scores are used in 9

. >>> so we were talking with jeffrey sachs. he had to leave. >> not in a huff. >> he actually said i was right. jeffrey and i think a deal has to be made. one way or the other, it's ugly but a deal has to be made. a lot of skepticism around the table here that a deal is actually going to be made. >> i think steve is a skeptic. steve, do you think the eu really loses anything if greece leaves? doesn't greece have a lot more to lose than the euro zone? >> yeah that, is exactly the point. i think what the euro zone has to lose is probably more political than economic. >> right. >> everybody we talked about before whether they lied closer to russia or whether they get involved here all of that. all of that is bad for the euro zone. but there is also the humanitarian question of whether euro zone is going to cut greece afloat because without any support, greece is just going to simply disappear into the mud. the banks are going to close. who knows when they'll reopen? they don't have a currency. >> you're getting the sense that they'

. >> jeffrey sachs you've been a supporter of the deal. i saw you shaking your head as we listen.have concerns that one thing people raised is the 24-day period where a lot of people believe that that's this managed access where they have to wait three weeks to see the sites. does that concern you at all that you don't have immediate access when the international community want to go in and inspect? >> i've been in south america, africa and europe and middle east for last four weeks. there is support all over the world for this. what's happening in the senate is unlike the discussion anyplace else in the world. this is an agreement not between president obama and iran. this is an agreement with the uk with france russia with china, with germany, with the united states. this is amazing to watch this because when the american people see this this is unlike the discussion in every place in the world which says yes. this is a real agreement that's going to pull us back from real dangers and give us time to find a way to have peace again in that region. and this war mongering and atrac