more on the surprise alliance from athens. >> a source at syriza close to alexis tsipras confirmed angreement has been found between syriza and the right-wing independent grace. it might look like an awkward marriage. syriza is a radical left party and independent greeks are right wing. they share one thing. their anti-austerity message. the fact that mr. tsipras is willing and ready to compromise with the independent greeks is sending a strong message to his european partners. basically that the anti-austerity message and policies that have been promised by syriza are stronger than the rest. on social issues and immigration, these are parties that will agree to disagree. we will have to see whether this alliance can hold. we are being told that the independent greeks will be a minority partner. they're likely to receive one ministry out of a total of 12 or so. >> alexis tsipras has sworn to renegotiate the terms of greece 's bailout agreement. what does he want? is he able to get it? >> that's the big question this morning in athens. there's a great deal of uncertainty after the part

and don't take it, alexis. hello. >> monique jeffries seeks another source of commissary funding. her daughter. >> why do i have to be your mama? why do i have to be there when i need you to be there? >> and anthony politi relives the past. >> i wrote stuff on the wall in blood, and it was threatening. >>> most of the inmates inside the louisville metro department of corrections jail prefer living in dorm-style housing units where they can at least socialize and have access to tv. but anthony politi is happy to be housed alone in his cell and to occasionally chat with a neighbor. >> politi. what's up? you got a haircut. let me see. you ugly, man. >> i could not be in a room with 20, 30 people all day. that would drive me insane. you know, i'd end up hurting somebody or i'd make them hurt me. i just couldn't do it. >> politi is charged with murder and rape. but despite police claims that he confessed after he was arrested, politi says he has no recollection of the murder. >> how did the 40-year-old girl end up d

. >> his hopes rest on the shoulders of alexis tsipras.normally courts the limelight, but in advance of the election, has grown tightlipped with the press. you have to wait, he says. meaning until after a victory in sunday's election. the chances of a victory are high, with many voters in athens disillusioned with the established parties. they could be tempted to cross the syriza box. >> i believe greeks will vote for change. the situation is unbearable, and we want things to change. >> those voting for serious are voting against the current conservative government. >> with greece needs his education. voting for syriza is not a solution. >> if syriza wins the elections many in the european union say that could create unrest. they say that because cyprus once -- because alexis tsipras wants to put an end to austerity, and many believe that could push greece out of the eurozone. are those concerns valid? >> this is the series that economist, -- a syriza economist who says the country could get back on track without the reforms agreed on in t

alexis tsipras arrived at the official residence of the president to be sworn in. the leader of the radical left party >> please stand by. -- of the radical left party syriza signed alongside the president. greases relationship with eurozone could be at risk. he took a civil rather than religious aim, refusing a blessing from an orthodox priest. >> in just over a month, greases bailout extension -- greece's bailout extension has been fighting. nobody wants a long bailout. on the streets the country has taken a dramatic turn, voting for an anti-austerity party. >> it is a change for something different, for something new. >> i hope -- it was the best chance we had to vote, and we did. >> to give him an overall majority, he had to form a coalition with the right-wing independent greek party. fiercely anti-immigrant, but also strongly critical of greece's about. -- bailout. the greeks have voted for a government they hope will end hardship and austerity by renegotiate in the terms of the 179 billion pound bailout. as alexis tsipras tries to get a better deal for greec

one is this firebrand, alexis tsipras. the other, a right-winger. kommenos is a leader of a party that's much more hard line on issues like immigration, but they're both fiercely anti-austerity and anti-bailout. and that is what this coalition is going to use as its selling point. they are united in their opposition to the bailout. mr. tsipras will now say he has a big democratic mandate to go to berlin and brussels and say austerity and the bailout is a thing of the past. we need to sit down with leaders, other euro zone leaders to try to work out a middle ground. to move greece out of its massive debt burden and to try to stop this country from defaulting on its debt keep it in the euro but get rid of that harsh austerity. >> how much room does this new greek government have? because, leaving the euro would be extremely difficult and dangerous for the greek economy. and likewise can they actually live without the bailout? >> reporter: it's a big question. greece has big debt commitment in the next few weeks in march and has to pay $2.5 billion to

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alexis tsipras has made huge promises to end austerity and wipe out half of greece's debt. the problem is can he deliver on those promises. now let's get the latest from our world affairs correspondent, nick chiles. >> greece and europe have woke up to a political earthquake and are busy digesting the political consequences. it's a dramatic change of the political guard in greece. it was quickly down to business for last night's victor. his landslide win didn't quite deliver an overall majority. so a vital meeting with the leader of the right-wing independent greek's party. they may be at the opposite end of the political spectrum from syriza, but they too, are fiercely anti-austerity. it didn't take too long for the two men to work out a deal. the independent greeks confirmed they've agreed to join a coalition with syriza. >> now we represent the nation. and the greek nation it's one government together. all the greeks will be together. >> reporter: for alexis tsipras, the moment of triumph swept to the brink of power with a radical message, rejecting an economic bailout p

we will send you a bill. >> alexis, can executive orders do a lot? what can't they do? >> they can make a real difference. by this time i was secretary of labor. i was having to administer the portion of the welfare to work. between bruce and gene, getting these calls -- we would not have had the transportation subsidies , the expansion we had to have on the childcare initiative even the credits we were able to get for businesses who are hiring people who were making that transition. there was so much the president had to do on welfare reform to executive order to make the legislation a success. it wasn't about in-your-face to congress. for him, it was about making the bill work the way it was intended to work. it was about results. in the end, that is what got recognized. >> the default in washington is to do nothing. executive actions were a way to make sure the agencies were always working but congress cannot just go home and take credit for doing nothing and so we wanted to keep our pedal to the floor the whole time. clinton did executive actions right down to the d

alexis herman deserves applause for being here because her flight was canceled, so she jumped in a car and got here at about midnight. [laughter] [applause] she has promised not to take a nap until the panel is over. [laughter] alexis herman helped organize the 1992 democratic convention and with bill clinton won that she became the deputy director of the transitional office in the white house. she handled the white house office of public liaison in clinton's second term. bruce reed was the chief advisor, and the director of the domestic policy council, and he has been the chief of staff for vice president biden and left recently to focus more on k-12 education, so we welcome him. finally, we have andrew rudalevige of bowdoin college, thanks for being with us. we are going to take some of your comments. as i said before, you look like a reasonably smart group, i don't want to go to far, so all of you have these cards, so if you want to ask a question write it out in a legible fashion and we will get to it later in our program. i want to ask you, this is a question that was asked in ano

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he talks a big game but alexis tsipras wants to avoid that. at the end of the day greek voters do not want to leave the euro they want to stay in the common currency. anything concerning about what is said by the new prime minister and what the e.u. may do in response that should be scoerning -- concerning to the united states and this economy. >> greece was infer a huge concern because it's a relatively small country. the big concern is the ripple effect. the e.u. over the past few years, quietly and step by step in a messy fashion has put together a number of institutions and new mechanisms to protect against the damaging spil overs that could happen if one country defaults. the e.u. is in a better position to handle a greek default than it was a couple of years ago. >> appreciate it. daniel is a professor of political science >>> the north-east - wow - is getting blasted by a potentially historic snow storm. it is affecting tens of millions of people from pennsylvania to maine. most of the area is under a state of emergency, kevin is tracki

>> alexis tsipras is forced to form a coalition government. he has two choices.e would have two choices. i think he's made his views clear. it's quite clear that he's going to try and form a coalition with the independent greeks. a strongly anti-austerity party. leaving the centrist river party to the side. this will be a rather negative signal to europe and the country's creditors. the party would have been more of a moderating force in a coalition government whereas the independent greeks force him or put pressure on him to move in rather radical positions and views views. it's a matter of hours before we know. except for a siri of independent greeks coalition. >> let's talk about the reaction in the wake of the results. the euro at one point dipped to an 11-year low again the dollar. what have you seen as far the key responses to this which will be telling in the days ahead? of course you've got the finance ministers of the eurozone meeting monday as well. >> i think that the result of the greek election has played a major role in that. i think that's common s

alexis tsipras once the eurozone to blink. will it?we are trying to gauge with the response will be from germany. they were very hard saying there will be no renegotiation. they may change when a see the reality of the new coalition. there is a political story inside reese area -- greece. a lot of italians were at the rally yesterday. >> they were. a lot of spanish were there last night. it has been confirmed that he is going to be the new finance minister. he was talking through the options. he is a man who will negotiate fairly hard he did not talk about an absolute haircut, a debt reduction being the only way to go. >> guy, the coverage continues on radio and on tv. you can tweet us. ♪ >> shock in athens. >> germany stays firm. the agreements reached with greece remain valid. >> come in up later today they form a coalition. we will look at the political fallout for the rest of europe. while wall wall on>> good morning and welcome to athens in you are watching "the pulse." we're watching the fallout from a coalition that no one acted

in victory alexis alexis tsipras 40-year-old won by tapping into this. pure fury. for the past four years greece has been in the grips of violent protests. against deep austerity measures. pensions slashed and an unemployment rate of more than 25%, double that for young people. most of that anger was aimed at germany, the driving force of a european union bailout, that forced greece to clean up its act, however painful. some went so farce as to compare german prime minister angela merkel and her countrymen to nazis. greece to face bankruptcy and it raises the prospective once again of greece dumping out of the european currency, the euro. the last time greece was on verge of default or dropping out of the euro zone back in 2010, european and u.s. markets got hammered and that battered u.s. retirement plans too. the euro is down in asian markets in the midst of a showdown between gres and its creditors. jeff. >> thank you very much charlie. >>> the seat the seattle seahawks landed in arizona. anna werner has a story. >> coach bill belichick and his team insisted the

alexis and the man she was dating were shot to death just after noon last friday. alexis had moved to oakland to live with her grandfather last year and that's where she met livingston. >> she was way too young, taken too soon from us. this is not her lifestyle. this is not how she grew up. she was just graduated from this field last year. now we have a vigil, candlelight we're going to do for her tonight. this really saddens us. >> just an all around great person. she had no enemies which made it harder to see her go the way she did. >> reporter: both are wearing t- shirts with alexis' picture on it. it seems her smile was always something permanent on her face. >> you can't keep running, whoever is out there who did this horrific crime. you're going to have to pay for this. >> reporter: oakland police have yet to find the killer or release any kind of information on the shooting. >>> well the bay area in the clear right now. in fact, here's our live camera looking out toward if bay bridge in san francisco. not much in the way of fog right now but i suspect some f

. >> that somebody is 22-year-old alexis reynoso. >> is the belt off? >> i advised my partner jenson to grab the fire extinguisher, and i ran down to see what i could do. he was trapped. the dashboard was pulled down around his legs and waist area. so there was no way he was going to get out on his own. as jenson got there with the fire extinguisher, i had been working to try and move his legs to a better position to try to extract him from the vehicle. >> it was hot. it was undescribable. in a way, every time we pulled him out, he was trying to get his head out of the window, try to get fresh air because the black smoke was already building inside the car. >> as the fire burns out of control, the officers, jack klein and others, frantically try to pry reynoso out of the vehicle. >> he was hit actually from the side. and his door was all squashed in. there was no way we could open the door to get him out. >> they try to rip open the hood of the car. >> i told them don't open it because more oxygen, more flame. and at the same time, we're thinking what i

greece's new prime minister, alexis alexis alexis has promised to negotiate with greece's creditors. he has been given 2 billion funds by the european community to shore up the bailout but itthe terms are not popular in greece. there had been thoughts he would bailout on the money, he said there will not be any irresponsible actions. what that is we will speak to our correspond damien. stay tuned for that. >>> and clashes on the border between israel and lebanon. israel says one of its tanks have been hit. silver has fired across the border and the situation is said to be ongoing. in the meantime, we can join our correspond. damian grammaticas. it feels like the lines are being join ded mr. tsipras saying we won't default but will not negotiate. >> reporter: yes. the sides sizing up taking gentle steps towards each other before they engage. there will be positive steps taken with greece saying it won't default on its debt. that will be very very welcome. at the same time saying greece will -- he wants to restore national sovereignty and saying greece will negotiate responsibly, that

alexis tsipras begins his first full day in office.isters warn he will -- they will only work with him if he drops his demand for a debt write-down. >> and the turnaround plan for microsoft runs into problems. revenue from commercial licenses shrink as consumers turn to the cloud. >> and true grit. new york braces itself for more than two feet of snow as the storm moves across the northeastern u.s. state governors prepare for an emergency. >> we have several hundred national guard called out and will be stationed in new york city and the long island area primarily. ♪ >> hello and welcome to "countdown." i am mark barton. >> i am anna edwards. >> and i am manus cranny. on the headline, it is a beat on the estimates. let's speak to the chief executive. it to have you with us this morning. i am seeing some of the comments that you made on the numbers. you are making some comments about sales. my understanding is you have the strongest pipeline. at the near point of where it begins to make dollars, phase three. where do we need to focus on

in greece wh where where democracy was born, elected a new government alexis tsipras, sworn in as prime minister, european lenders including german chancellor angela merkel say they expect greece to honor the terms of its bailouts. mike ingram marketing analyst of bgc explains. >> if they don't pay their debt they must be punished. although, the greeks would argue they've been punished enough. there's no sign from any movement at all from germany at this point in time. >> meanwhile in new delhi, barack obama was an honored guest at india's republic day parade. including an important agreement on civilian nuclear energy. for more we are joined from cambridge massachusetts, by nicholas burns. led negotiations on the u.s. india civil nuclear agreement. he currently serves as the faculty chair for the middle east, and asia. ambassador, good to have you with us, especially on this snowy day. let's start with greece. dire figures, 50% youth unemployment. 25% unemployment overall, an economy clearly still on the ropes. and now on this vote it seems to reflect the anger of the are geek people.

i know alexi. he is like the buzz aldrin of the russian program. >> we get it.ughter] >> i think it was 12 minutes. the whole effort was aimed at how to get him back in. the little port that they had there, it was a terrible event. but they beat us by more than a month. so they focused on those kinds of things. it is very dangerous, risky things. on the upside, they have been very fortunate. they have had very few accidents. they have had terrible accidents they had survived. i have been impressed by that. but in those days, by the time we had the gemini spacecraft -- and keep in mind you are getting my personal opinion. not official statements on these things. the gemini program, that was a more capable spacecraft than i see today in the russian launches. it could maneuver. do more things. that was back 40 years ago. 50 years ago. in the meantime, the russians have converted more to what i consider more of an engineering aspect. exploration in the future. it is a lot cheaper for them and has been over the years. we were engaged in a real fight. it was like a fi

her name is alexis brock and she works for a toll collection company. today she was there getting alleged violators to settle like tammy manly from potomac maryland. >> when i have easy pass and automatic replenish. >> reporter: like others who have been hit with huge hot lanes tolls, it left a bad taste in their mouth. >> will you be using the express lanes again? >> i will not. i'm complete with the travel lanes. >> reporter: in fairfax peggy fox, wusa 9. >> tammy manly mentioned there paid that $200 settlement without realizing her summons was passed the statute of limitations for those hot lanes violations. trans urban did have a real attorney supervising today's settlement. neither he nor the non-attorney working the deals would answer any questions for us. >>> i think traffic will be especially bad tonight but you'd be wrong. by and large traffic is better tonight than on a typical evening. this is a look at 395 north of duke street and the cars are moving. let's go to the beltway in route 201 in prince george's county. there's a fair amount of tr

syriza party leader alexis tsipras was sworn in on monday.e's new finance minister will try to convince germany that restructuring its massive bailout is the only way to turn around the greek economy. who is he? a 35-year-old professor of economic theory at the university of athens. as an anti ah -- austerity supporter, he is likely to try to change germany's mind. barnaby phillips brings up more. >> reporter: we have just see alexis tsipras heading to meet with the new cabinet. there are a range of political people as you would expect. the new economy minister and the finance minister you are talking about. these are old faces. the kinds of people who alexis tsipras can trust. but of course he also had to build a coalition. he didn't have quite enough to keep the government to himself. and he has given the defense ministry to the independent greeks who are very much to the right ofsiry -- sir resa. and the defense minister is probably been given what we wants. and the economic team will get on with the very difficult task of negotiating with

a break with tradition showing how alexis tsipras is leading a social revolution as well as political. he's 40, the youngest prime minister in recent times, he's the fifth greek prime minister. earlier mr alexis tsipras invited the independent greeks to form a government with syriza a small right wing party. they don't have much in common except a determination to relevant austerity policies imposed on greece. it's a new political landscape, the old guard swept away a time of expectation, but fear of what comes next. the new greek coalition government should have a stable majority in parliament. the more difficult negotiations for mr alexis tsipras lays ahead when he meets other european governments, the european central bank and the i.m.f. for greece's private sector it could be construed as bad news. but they said the chamber of commerce could reach an amicable. >> the greeks have struggled to become members of the eurozone and the european commission. and the efforts that they have undertaken to be members of this club. >> reporter: syriza believes it has reset the course of europe

moving towards some sort of detonight or engagement with iran who tear face the -- >> issue three, alexishe greek. ♪ >> the people of greece decided they no longer want an agenda of austerity and destruction. >> that is greeces new prime minister, alexis tsipras. last sunday, the 40 year-old mr. tsipras won a stunning victory in greeces parliamentary elections. his far-left syriza party took 149 seats and along with its junior coalition partner, now holds a governing majority. syriza supporters are elated and have responded with revolutionary zeal. >> these were the most crucial elections in the history of modern greece. as young people we opened up the road: greece will change, europe will change. a prosperous future starts tomorrow. greeces new government has big plans. it is deeply opposed to german chancellor angela merkels quote-unquote austerity package of spending cuts and social security reforms, and it intends to renegotiate greeces massive debt obligations. the new greek government will also increase government spending, believing that more government is the answer to greeces sp

it is not carte blanche, it is amended, pulling to alexis citrus --. -- according to alexis tsipras.hal is in athens. what other promises mr. tsipras has to deliver in the coming days? >> the biggest thing that the supporters of tsipras want to see is the end of the troika the ecb and i met who regularly come to athens to make sure that greece is sticking by bailout commitments, not just in terms of school consolidation, but other types of reforms to the greek economy. if there is one message that supporters and he had last night it is that the troika era needed to end, that there needs to be any discussion of what greece needs to do for the bailouts. >> joe, color for us the numbers replacing -- i will use this word with respect to my non-knowledge -- the fascist vote. how fascist is the fascist vote and what does that mean? >> yeah, i think -- look, i think golden dawn, which got third place is what everybody thinks it is. it is not just another far right party. it is not like marine le pen in france is that it is much closer to our true fascist ideology and pretty much everybody t

-elect -- prime minister-elect alexis tsipras has formed a coalition government. >> the verdict of the greek people ends beyond any doubt the vicious circle of austerity in our country. the verdict of the greek people, your verdict annals in indisputable fashion the a lot agreements austerity and disaster. >> tsipras wants to renegotiate terms of the bailout. still, he has to persuade creditors to keep lending the money or else the banking system will collapse. a sign of better ties between the u.s. and india. president obama says there has been a breakthrough in the country's collaborating on nuclear power. it may be one of the biggest storms ever to hit us in the northeast. a blizzard is expected to dump up to three feet of snow on an area from new york city to boston. travel miserable. airlines have canceled thousands and thousands of flights. expect many more as the storms come. this irish airline is considering a takeover office -- offer for british airways. any deal would have to be signed by the two biggest+++ a big deal on the packaging business. the combined market value of th

what happens going forward with alexis tsipras?he go to the european partners especially those in the north who have transferred foundation greece in the bailout package, and say i want debt forgiveness? if they balk about that plan maybe he has to exit the euro. that could be a very slippery slope going for. >> the greek economy is mess. if there western enough challenge for the eurozone i'm wondering if you consider the election its result the move away from austerity now the biggest test yet for the european economic bloc and its members. >> reporter: there's two different camps here. of course the prime minister before this election followed basically the german model. the brussels model. the troika model suggesting let's finally clean up our books, try get our debt situation under control. get sboursz a primary surpolice -- get ourselves into a primary surplus where greece is no longer slipping behind. the economy is about to grow 1% to 1.5% in 2015. the greek view after i talked about the unemployment rate and seeing a quarte

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. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] by the way, alexi, this is a true story.r checks were bigger on this shirt. i think, do you know how much i hate this already? >> do you hate it? >> seth: no, i love it. [ laughter ] >> you kind of love it. you do, you do. >> seth: but now here's the thing. >> right. >> seth: because the whole games changed because you just got a dog. >> my worst nightmare is that i've turned into you guys. >> seth: right. >> i rescued a dog. little puppy. and -- >> seth: what kind of dog is it? >> she's a cavalier king charles. and i hold him like -- >> seth: did you rescue him from a castle? what? [ laughter ] >> he was at a puppy mill. >> seth: okay, got ya. >> and you get rescue dogs, they're so sweet. and they're just so nice and lovely. and i hold him like a baby now, i take him grocery shopping with me. >> seth: there we go. here's you and your newborn. >> look at him. >> seth: look at that. >> look at him he's so cute. >> seth: that's like you just left the hospital with him. >> i know. [ laughter ] >> seth: you're like wearing your

sÓlo cinco aÑos de edad, brutalmente asesinada hace unos 15 aÑos atrÁs, a manos de segÚn autoridades alexis y cuando fue capturado, fue conectado por pruebas de adn a la escena del crimen. se piensa que huyo a su paÍs natal de honduras. a pesar de que hoy no se captura el sospechoso la madre celebrar el cumpleaÑos, de su hija que hubiera cumplido 20 aÑos de edad. >> no todos tienen la intenciÓn de divertirse sanamente. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> es el evento deportivo mÁs importante en estados unidos serÁ visto por mÁs de 112 millones de televidentes y miles viajaran al estado, pero no todo lo que rodea el super tazÓn es alegrÍa. >> puede haber mucha gente aquÍ comprando niÑos o mujeres. >> es algo que se trata de esconder, pero se siente que estÁ sucediendo, por eso la iglesia se ha unido para concientizar a padres de familia sobre los riesgos que acechan a sus hijos. >> pensamos que como padres debemos mantener una distancia y un respeto, pero si los padres no estÁn involucrados en la vida de sus hijos mÁs fÁcil caer en el engaÑo. >> en las redes donde consiguen a sus vÍctimas. >> diferentes claves que van

alexis tsipra plans to avoid a standoff with european creditors.e says he will not be forgiven if he betrays his promise to renegotiate the greek bailout. israel has responded to a dental week hezbollah -- deadly hezbollah attack by firing shells into lebanon. it is the group's deadliest attack against israel since 2000 experienced spanish peacekeeper in southern lebanon was also killed in the border violence. officials in jordan may be ready to meet the demands of the islamic state group that has been holding a captured jordanian pilot since december. jordan is reportedly ready to release a female iraqi prisoner who was involved in deadly hotel bombings one year ago, but there is no -- 10 years ago. there is no mention of japanese hostages. let's get back to the roundtable. joining us, john herrmann here in new york, and in chicago, diane swonk, chief economist at mesirow financial. also with wall street reaction, chief market correspondent scarlet fu. thank you all for staying. john, the fed and the speed or lack thereof in which they will make t

her name is a -- is alexis. with pam cook and cooking us something today. >> yes. 8 years old. from gilroy. i have to start with this. you are making salad on a stick. tori and i have been talking about it all morning long. what is salad on a stick? you were telling me you got the idea on a cooking show. you made it your own. >> i just put the honey mustard and i'm gonna put my lemon on. it's -- the ingredients -- prosciutto, arugula salad and breadsticks. i did my dressings already. >> now, tell me -- you are one of the youngest so we're showing riley, you are only 8. what was that like? you are competing against 13- year-olds. were you nervous? >> yes and happy i made it this this -- made it this far. you can't tell us how far you went. >> yes. >> that must be hard. i don't nope if i could do it -- i don't know if i could do it. and your signature dish sounds interesting. it's barbecued breaded chicken. breaded chicken you normally see fried 0er bake -- fried or bake. >> i like to bread things or fry things. i

thought that i would have had to come out here and identify my granddaughter's body. >> reporter: alexiswas in oakland staying with her other grandparents to be closer to work and to classes that she was to start at laney college. nothing from opd gasia yet on what might have been behind this double murder and who they might be looking for. >> just 19. debora villalon, thank you. >>> closing argumenting began today in martinez in the case of a school teacher from concord who's accused of molesting some of his students. this is the second trial for joseph martin. last year a jury acquitted him of almost two dozen counts but they couldn't agree on many others. this time around, prosecutors charged him with 24 felony counts of molestation. yesterday martin testified that nothing inappropriate happened in his classroom. today the prosecution delivered its closing argument. the defense is scheduled to do the same next tuesday. if convicted, martin could face life in prison. >>> the oakland raiders introduced their new head coach today. jack del rio spoke about growing up here in the bay area

what mr alexis tsipras is trying to do is satisfy the domestic audience and reassure the international audience that the greek government is not coming into power with a de facto confrontational position. it depends to have a dialogue if it can. you can't have a dialogue without compromise - the two things are contradictory. >> the europeans coming to see mr alexis tsipras, and his new government. is there an agenda for what they'll talk about? >> well there is a first test as it were a first meeting of the new economic leadership with the creditors this friday when the euro group president, the finance minister will come to athens it is a gesture of goodwill if you like. it is an invitation to the greeks to hurry up and forward economic thinking. and what sort of plan they are willing to count answers in order to play -- countenance the plan into the future. there are a lot of different scenarios. on the domestic front they move a pace. today we had important positions to the left in this country stating openly by ministers that received their portfolios today. one is that an educatio

. >> berlin's sgreek exit is almost inevitable should alexis tsipras win.he german government denies the report but it wasn't enough to quell speculation. >> in other news, fresh classes in the tiny gulf state of bahrain. there want to extend -- there was violence breaking out between security forces and protesters. this is a continuation of long-standing disagreement with the mainly shia population. we have more. ♪ >> the island of bahrain is a tiny gulf kingdom. not as oil rich as other states. it has diversified into banking and finance. it has close links with the united states. the navy's fifth fleet is based in my rain. there was an uprising and they became a monarchy into 2001. ongoing tensions erupted during the arab spring. protesters gathered for the first time in february, 2011, and demanded a dissolution of the government. there was a crackdown which ensued. protest almost four years are ongoing. freedom house in october designated bahrain as an authoritarian state. >> hundreds of palestinians -- a crisis in the coastal territory. the men genera

. >>> the syriza party leader of greece are alexis tsipras was sworn in yesterday. he was taking the civil oath rather than the religious one. >> we know that mr. tsipras has arrived in his office in the last hour. we know that he's got his cabinet names with him and we know that he is now in conference with his top advisors going over them one last time. announcements are expected at a senior members of the party have told me but there are concerns whether they will come in the next hour or two or in the evening. we do know from senior sources in the greek finance world that two chief names have been handed around as potential finance ministers. that portfolio will be key because it is the next finance minister who will direct the he back in 2012, was advocating a greek exit from the euro and the return to the national currency as the only way to deal with the country's problem. that pos has been position has been toned down more recently but he is said to be more interested in developing the economy and the more productive part of the economy. the more moderate ec

this is a moment of truth for alexis and his coalition. everything has been promises. now, he has to prove himself. this paper predicts we will enter a stage of voter frustration. the communist paper has been ecstatic sense -- won the election. they are starting to see things are very big. together with greece, they are going to unlock era. there is a good analysis piece today. across the political spectrum, a series of vick your he was applauded and you can see they are making fun of the out port of the solidarity. -- they are making fun of the outpour of solidarity. they are trying to push forward their own agenda and use this as an opportunity to lash out against the euro. the president is partaking in this. he is trying to use it as an opportunity to become an alternative. >> we heard from francois hollande earlier today. the world is remembering the 70th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz. >> absolutely. these words -- we must never forget. this is a message coming out of many papers across the world. auschwitz, the largest concentration and extermination

what you make of this pledge by alexis tsipras?see is the beginnings of a negotiation. the existing -- the new greek government is doing everything it can to show it is serious. everything it campaigned on it is not going to give an inch. you can see it in what it says about it says about -- what it says about privatization. they want to show that they are a little bit crazy. the other possibility is, maybe they actually feel all of this and do not want to negotiate. the party is radically left did. maybe the deal will not be as easy as people assumed. >> much has been made about this new finance minister that he is appointed. on his way into being sworn in he said, i'm vocal about my opinions, i'm not going to stop blogging. he said "the time to put up or shut up has arrived. my plan is to defy such advice." people are wondering whether or not he has got a lineup of renegades and what is that going to meet with relations with europe. >> his choice of finance minister is almost as interesting a story as the election of tsipras hims

today's alexis de tocqueville, he's working on a french accent. he'll have to get by with the one that he brought with him for now. [laughter] we're just delighted to welcome back to ccu and centennial institute, nick adams of australia. [applause] >> good evening. mr. andrews, distinguished guests, staff and students at the colorado christian university and members of the public both here tonight and those watching at home on c-span, it is a pleasure to be back in denver. i am very grateful for the centennial institute's kind invitation for me to be here with you this evening. john andrews, the direct or of the centennial institute, deserves special mention. i thank him for his friendship his mentoring, his patience and his loyalty in both good and trying times. it would be remiss of me not to mention carrie brim, john's assistant, who has been pittal in in-- pivotal in insuring that i can with here with you tonight. her warm spirit, her meticulous nature and her work ethic make her a delight to work with. ladies and gentlemen, it is so good to b

>> saint elsewhere yes. >> oh,. >> that's right alexis we'll miss you tomorrow's your last day, she is> did you? >> ellen brie. not like the cheese. bry. >> be safe out there. >> for all of you who are at home and have the snow day enjoy, homecoming? it's awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan it gets even better. you know those people who pay a little extra and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, if you refinance your student loans. i can refinance? yes, you could replace your current student loans with one new loan and save money on interest. sounds easy! it is easy! so, treat yourself to something from that in-flight magazine. or save up for a new car, a wedding or a down payment on the home of your dreams. call citizens bank at 1-866-999-0233 or visit lightenyourloan.com. >> live from new york city it's the wendy williams show. what is said here may shock you. wendy breaks it down. and from the highly anticipated new drama, the fabulous taraji henson is here. plus get fitness tips for the new year from the insanity fitness guru, shaun t. now here'

he did add that angela merkel the leader of germany, would call alexis tsipras to con grandchild latet of things that alexis tsipras would like to do and that is not going to be popular with the germans. we spoke with a representative of the german think tank who happened to be here in greece, he's half greek and half german to examine exactly what alexis tsipras would like to do, and he told us that there is a long list of things that are going to be very unpopular with the team that is giving greece so much money. >> more or less, everything is bad for the economy. they're increasing public spending, either making public investments, either saying we increase the number of public servants or increasing the minimum wage. >> reporter: so greece is still waiting for even more bailout money from its bailout partners which means there's going to be some kind of showdown. he's going to demand changes, and yet at the same time he needs the bailout money, because just in the last hour standard and poors told reuters that even though they weren't supposed to review greece until march, they m

they were taking risks and they were willing to do that just to be out in front, if they cut. >> so alexi was going to be the first to walk in space. >> yes, i was with him just a couple weeks ago. he is like the buzz aldrin of the russian program. >> oh we got it. >> okay. anyhow, i think it was 12 minutes and the whole effort was aimed at how to get them back in because the little port that they had had theire, it was a terrible of __ there, it was a terrible event, but they beat us by a couple of months. on the upside, they have been very, very fortunate. they have had very few accidents. it is just __ i have been tremendously impressed by that. back in those days, by the time we had the gemini spacecraft __ keep in mind, you're getting my personal opinion, that official statement on these things __ the germany program, that was a more capable spacecraft than i even see today in the russian launches that they have. they could do more, can maneuver more, and that was back 40 years ago. more than that, 50 years ago. in the meantime, the russians have converted more to what i consider mor

tree as tall as 15 feet high led to an inferno that don and sandy pyle and their four grandchildren alexis, kaitlin, charlotte and wes were unable to escape. >> as a father of two, i can't imagine the horrendous pain of losing these innocent children. >> reporter: this video from the national fire prevention association shows a dried out tree on fire on the left and a watered tree catching on fire on the right. investigators are cautious to say they don't know if the free at the pyle mansion was -- tree at the.mansion was dry, but they do say it was cut down more than 60 days prior to that fire. >> this fire e result of a tragic accident that occurred at the absolutely worst possible time while the pyles and their grandchildren were sleeping. >> reporter: investigators did confirm there were smoke alarms working in that home. they will not say where the pyles and their grandchildren were located. they did say they want to be respectful to the family but also said that that great room and the sleeping areas were connected. live in anne arundel county tonight, debra alfarone, wusa9. >>> a fa