herbing u layan ask >>> china released data on how much their economy it is grown. g.d.p. 7%. better than expected. retail players have gone up over 10%. a slower rate of growth than in the last quarter. investment in the property market has been below expectations. the chinese premier announced a growth target of 7% for the year. despite some better than expected results chinese share prices fell with a drop of 30% in less than a month. >> scott heidler sends an update from the financial district, from one of china's ghost towns. >> economic growth numbers out on wednesday, better than analysts expected. but not by match. 7% growth in the first half of 2015. it's on track with the premier, who is in charge of the economy. this is what he expected the growth rate to be. he wants is to be for this year. that is because he wants a more sustainable economy in china. i'm standing in front of an example of unsustainable economies. massive growth and expenditure. he is trying to orchestrate a sustainable economy, even though it is slowing and could have a knock on effect to other ec

maintaining the support will be a herbing u layan task. >> let's go life to athens john psaropoulos is there. why should greek m.p.s vote for a deal that event the i.m.f. thinks is toxic. >> hello. i think the main argument is what the prime minister said in his interview on tuesday night, that this is a deal that keeps greece in the eurozone. greece had no other option in order to remain. while the greek parliament was called onon friday to vote through what up until that point had been a package of measures that creditors were demanding, and they did so in the small hours of saturday. they'd been presented with a new memorandum, which is more difficult, unpalatable politically. it may be unenforceable practically as well. despite this 70% of greeks were polled by a national daily in the last 24 hours saying that they want parliament to pass the measures. falling out of the eurozone into an uncontrollable transition to the drachma - something that has not been planned for by this government, would be possibly a worse scenario for day to day life for doing business here. people seem to