lipsky, bloomberg news obtained a draft from the g-20 meeting underway in his dental. he did not mention the greek debt crisis. does that surprise you? john: not really. the g-20 members represent 180% of the voting power in the imf and given that the imf is deeply involved, they will have a say . but right now, i don't think the g-20 wants to insert itself in a situation in which greece is not a member and not involved director. mark: the finance minister of greece said -- the finance minister said it is important to work while vertically -- cooperatively. does that mean you have to stick to the terms of the agreement that was come up with before the new government was sworn in? john: i don't think that's the idea. anything constructive engagement on both sides. the european position has been so far that greek authorities have not put forward a concrete plan on what they would like to see changed. in the meantime, they have a set of obligations if you will, policies that were agreed with the troika for 2015. mark: last week, the imf chief, christine lagarde, was talki

. >> lipsky chew up to date with how stocks fared on the first trading day. the euro stoxx 50 was up almost 50%. the dow jones down at 18,101. >> a cairo court has sentenced a permanent democracy activist to five years behind bars for violating restrictions on demonstrations. >> he's considered a leading dissident in the arab spring uprising of 2011. >> the sentence has angered activists who say his trial exemplifies egypt lost tough line on dissidents since the military to power in 2013. >> anger directed in court after the verdict was read. chance of down with military rule the code through the chamber. he and his codefendant were both sentenced to five years hard labor. 21 other defendants received sentences of between three to 15 years in prison. they say the trial as part of an official crackdown on dissent. >> this is an oppression and a continuation of efforts to stifle the people. they did not have any criminal or violent records. it's one way to repress the use. >> two years after the arab spring protests, egyptians again took to the streets with the