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nick burns is a former u.s.assador to greece and is a professor of diplomacy at the harvard school of government and he joins us now from cambridge, massachusetts. thank you for joining us. what is the political will of line ofo abandon this reform and get a deal done? guest: i think we are seeing a very hesitant and divided greek government. the fact that chancellor merkel lagarde. together to offer -- got together to offer a united front is a good sign. but lagarde. the prime ministerg difficulty keeping his own coalition together. significant opposition to accepting a deal and with the appeal to the greek people he seems to be setting himself up for disappointment. the only way out is to accept these terms and to move forward with very difficult internal reform decisions. if he does that he risks division in his own party and great public dissatisfaction. he said he might have to put such a deal to referendum with the greek people. speech as a today's way of setting up the great people for a bigger decision a

richard engel will speak with us and nick burns. plus steve ratner puts on his bookie hat for the latest set of charts. he'll show us which candidate betters are putting real money down to win the gop nomination. >> don't bet on this if forecast. >> don't do that. >> here is bill karins. what does the forecast look like? >> hot and steamy. i have to show you this picture of this hailstone that fell in illinois yesterday. you think kansas or oklahoma you get that big huge hail. but this was in central illinois. this is 4 1/2 inches of hail. that's a softball falling from the sky and probably at 100 miles an hour from that thunderstorm. thankfully no one was hurt or injured about it huge hailstones yesterday. where does that take us this morning? more severe weather today. a few tornadoes and we have the heat in the middle of the country spreading to the i-95 corridor from new york to d.c. a lot of heavy rain this morning. be prepared for. that eventually it will sweep into kansas city. des moines is locked in a heavy, steady rain tha

burn off. i'm mike hydeck in for nick. larry miller is here with traffic. we'll start with allyson rae. finally we'll see some sun soon. >> soon. not in the immediate future for sure. some fog out there and some rain. let's take a look at our doppler 9000. we'll get to the michael & son camera in a moment. wet for some, dry for most. the fog and drizzle will continue. the heavy tough is moving out of laurel and headed over areas off to the west. gaithersburg starting to see light rain right now. germantown you'll get in on the action as well. these will continue to move on to the west. into the 50s. but we are going to make a bigger jump this afternoon into the lower 70s. it's not going to abbig jump but we are -- to be a big jump but we are trying to make improvements. still foggy. a little sunshine here and there before the sun sets. >>> your time 6:02. metro riders, want to let you know we did have earlier issues on the green line but looks like those have been resolved so everything is running on schedule at this point. buses running on schedule as well. want to take you out to prin

the terror of war shows a neighborhood child running down a street after burned with napalm. it was shot by nickt. forty years later he returned to vietnam to remember what happened. we have the story. >> apologize, we are having trouble cueing up that piece so we will continue. this goes into the category of don't try this at home. ok. we now do have that story about the iconic photo. >> this is the photograph, taken on june 8, 1972 on assignment for the associated press. nick utt was 21 years old. the girl was nine years old her name kim fuk. >> it was 1972, children play outside right here. when kim looked up, she saw the bombs, all the 13 were running running, but too late. it burn all her clothes. >> it was napalm mistakenly dropped by a south vietnamese pilot on refugees running from fighting in their village. because the girls had no clothes on, he had doors refused to release the image. they relented. the child became known around the world as the napalm girl. subject and photographer kept in touch. she is now a mother. bearing the scars of the bombing, she is a peace activist. utt's car

. >> burn himself, bernie will nick hillary and challenge her as gene mccarthy did in '68.this enthe credible candidate has to get if really with the nomination. >> that's bernie's mantra. howard dean. >> this is howard dean. mr. president. >> i can't say a word. i'm already running. >> it sounds like the national review is saying hillary is not afraid to run as a liberal and conservatives need to run as conservatives? >> i think what hillary is talking about are some things important to people on the right and the left. that is social i mean, economic justice. i think it's even republicans talking about this which is amazing. there is no that evidence care about this in anyway. >> really. thank you for that allen. >> so what i see is true. i mean it's true. >> we know you care deeply about this issue. >> yes, i do. >> so do other republicans. >> but seriously, you know i think she's making a good case. i think frankly we have gone well beyond the labels of rib rals and conservatives. it is interesting, if you poll i think pugh did two weeks ago, the highest percentage of a

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burn ballots in a bid to block midterm elections. no school in parts of south korea, as concern grows about the spread of the middle east respiratory syndrome. plus. >> reporter: i am nick clark in cuba home to some of the world' most intact marine environments, including some spectacular coral reefs. ♪ ♪ >>> first to turkey, which is seeing a huge political upheaval off elections. the ruling a.k.p. party has lost its parliamentary in preliminary results from sunday's vote. for the first time ever a pro-kurdish party h.d.p., is set to enter parliament. it is a blow for for president erdogan who wants to increase powers for his office. his a.k.p. party has suffered the worst results in a decade and lost control over the part lament. with almost all of the votes counted it is still the biggest party with 24% of the vote. the main opposition c.h.p. has 25%. the nationalist m.h.p. got to serve a 16% and the pro-kurdish h.d.p. are on course for parliamentary seats for the first time with 12% of the vote. jamal reports from the a.k.p. party headquarters. >> reporter: thousands of a.k.p. party supporters gathered outside the party headquarters to celebrate yet another election

washington state firefighter ran into a burning home 17 years ago, he did not expect to find that nine month old girl inside. but he knew he found her just in the nickseconds and it would have been a different outcome. >>> wow. >> seven years ago with the experience still fresh in his mind he searched for that little girl and found her. they have stayed in touch since then. and their worlds collided again saturday at her high school graduation. seated among family and friends in the audience was the man whose draifbravery all those years ago made that special day possible. >> i don't really know how to describe it. they're happy tears just to realize that some things could have gone wrong. >> that's beautiful. >> how special. >> so nice. look at that. >> first responders. love them. >>> time for "cnn newsroom with carol costello." hi carol. >> that was an especially nice one. thanks for that. have a great day. "newsroom" starts now. happening on the newsroom two escaped killers possibly spotted. police rush to a small wooded town after neighbors catch a glimpse of two suspicious men. and a son speaks up to defend his prison worker mom. saying she ha