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. >> john, desperate times desperate measures, and that's what the governor of puerto rico is asking congress to do. a day of uncertainty for puerto rico's leader, governor alejandro padilla. he told them that the cost will be catastrophic for the u.s. territory. >> this is a distress call from 5 million american citizens that have been lost at sea since 1996. it's your choice whether to answer or to disregard. this call from the people of puerto rico. >> reporter: back in puerto rico, the beach is packed. tourists roam old san juan, and government officials try to explain exactly how bad the situation is. >> you authorized the transfer of money today so this island did not go into default. how much and to whom? >> around $254 million were transferred today. >> melba acosta is the president of puerto rico's government development bank, and she has been a key player in the negotiation with creditors and bond holders and investors, but she says that congress must clear a path restructure for chapter 9 bankruptcy protection. >> realistically, is anyone in congress listening to what you have to say, and do they even care? >> you would be surprised. we are hopeful, we can't sa

john richardson, will address the national press club luncheon on monday, january 11. i'd now like to present our guest with the greatest prize of all at the national press club, our traditional mug. [applause] governor padilla: thank you. >> and we hope at a time when you can be gaining some rest back in puerto rico you enjoy a nice warm drink out of that mug. governor padilla: coffee, of course. >> so who do you think should be the next governor of puerto rico? [laughter] governor padilla: i already chose. but being the president of the party that i was elected for, i think it will not be fair if anyone wants to run knowing that the president of the party and the incumbent will try to tilt in favor or against any of the members of the party. so i think that we have talent. i think we have more people that can do the job, and i will be glad to help any liberal candidate. >> and what will you do with your -- governor padilla: progressive. so we will be progressive here. sorry. >> what will you do when your term ends? governor padilla: i have three kids and a wife and we need to move forward. we need to work. i'm a lawyer. i like to farm. i'm a lawyer but very good person. [laughter] so i will go out and work

john richardson, will address the national press club luncheon on monday, january 11. i'd now like to present our guest with the greatest prize of all at the national press club, our traditional mug. [applause] governor padilla: thank you. >> and we hope at a time when you can be gaining some rest back in puerto rico you enjoy a nice warm drink out of that mug. governor padilla: coffee, of course. >> so who do you think should be the next governor of puerto rico? [laughter] governor padilla: i already chose. but being the president of the party that i was elected for, i think it will not be fair if anyone wants to run knowing that the president of the party and the incumbent will try to tilt in favor or against any of the members of the party. talent. k that we have i think we have more people that can do the job, and i will e glad to help any liberal candidate. >> and what will you do with your -- governor padilla: progressive. so we will be progressive here. sorry. >> what will you do when your term ends? governor padilla: i have three kids and a wife and we need to move forward. we need to work. i'm a lawyer. i like to farm. i'm a lawyer but very good person. [laughter] so i will go out and work. of legal