our chris mohr was also at the ceremony today. let's listen. >> european foreign ministers have a some rhine laid out to the victims on the beach here. security now obviously top of the agenda as they meet with local officials. a number of questions have been asked by many people since this attack why the gunman was or the radar. the more general is the problem since the revolution. it was in previous years confined largely to isolated attacks on police and security forces. we've now, of course had the museum attack in tunis, and now this deadly assault on what was thought to be one of the country's safer places and one of its most popular tourist resorts, security cooperation between european allies and the unique inquiry into human consciousness itself. in these programs, we are trying to convey an experience, a sense of feeling it rather than just talking about it. we join our trusted guide and host phil cousineau on a most memorable episode of "global spirit."

let's get into this trade detail a little mohr really -- and lose ourselves in the economic details. >> the deal would ideally level the playing field on trade in both directions. >> it also deals with labor standards investments and patents among other issues. >> this is a very significant trade deal. the transpa sick-- . >> jon: can we come back i'm sorry i'm just-- this is boring the [bleep] out of me. i'm going through withdrawal. i need me-- i need me some done all. i need me some donald. all right here we go. this is-- this is my emergency presidential campaign trumpinaturer 2016. any time i feel like the world is getting pe down or boring me there is nothing to look forward to i just give myself a little slice of this kickoff speech. >> i'm really rich. >> yeah! >> how stupid are our leaders. (laughter) >> jon: honestly better than free base. that's weird. guess there's some disagreement there with me and the audiencement but enough trump, we have to talk about the stupid complicated trade deal. one thing you can be certain for if obama is for it gop is agin it. let's go to de

a million were expected in san francisco and new york ian mckellen an derek jacobi were the grand mohr the governor-- elaine quijano explains how a small jukebox bar became an iconic location. >> most americans are repelled by the mere notion of hoke sexuality. >> in 1967 when this special ran, medical authorities classified being gay as a mental illness. gay activity was illegal. >> we were some kind of freak show or something to be avoided. >> tommy lanagann schmidt today a fine arts professor spent the '60s living on the streets of new york's greenwich village in the shadows. >> we just tried to avoid situations where we would get murdered or something like that. >> our life was so secretive and so tightly controlled. >> reporter: a psychotherapist today hid his identity from all but a select few. >> nobody knew about anybody else it was a big deal to know somebody else who was gay. >> reporter: with few places to supposize backman and lanagann schmitt found refuge at the inn in the west village. mafia owned and illegal the stone wall was a speakeasy style bar with a jukebox and a d

the greek people will be mohr resolute and its choice of rejecting the unacceptable bailout proposalsltimatum of lenders. guy he's making his views very, very clear there. it's going to be interesting to see who stands up and backs the yes campaign. mr. junger could be pushing that line a little later when we get to his news conference. it's going to be fascinating to hear from angela merkel as well. one point that's worth making, if you've got relatives over here and they're on holiday, they will be able to access their money. anybody with a foreign credit card, these restrictions, they don't apply. so the tourist sector, so critical to the greek economy, largely exempt. manus, francine? manus: let's cross over to elliott, down on the street in athens. elliott, what's the public reaction? we've seen some of the imagery of people queuing to try to get to use the a.t.m.'s over the weekend. what's the reaction of people in ath tones these capital controls? elliott: no sign of queues here, i'm afraid. this bank is well and truly shut. there were some people talking about opening it, but

i think they're mohr worried about whether their children get killed by missiles than they are about,ou know what luxembourg thinks -- >> i think he was genuine in what he was saying. it may appear feisty. >> on a genuine meter, do you think the president was hungry when he was locking his jaws? >> no, you could see it written on his face. of course not. it is personal with these two guys. they don't have a good relationship. the question is does their personal relationship impact the relationship between israel and the united states at large? and, obviously, if this is as chilly a relationship and as good a relationship as it's been in a long time. >> i tell you what if the president allows a vote on the united nations on statehood for the palestinian people then that is declared as hostile an act, diplomatic act against israel. it could be because the united nations has been a hotbed of something rivaling anti-semitism across the globe since 1948. we'll see what happens. hey, i do want to thank by the way the speaker of the connecticut house. the advice when you said a battle. we bo