great premise or lexuses press -- greek primus or lexuses press said it is the first to be ordered by the greeks rather than -- greek prime minister alexis tsipras said it is the first ordered by greeks rather than autocrats. reporter: it is an anti-austerity bill. it includes measures to give the country's poorest families free food and electricity. >> we will not back down from what we promise. on january 25, the greeks asked us to put in and to austerity and daylight agreements to begin the process of reclaiming the dignity of the nation, and to start a real negotiation with european partners. reporter: the governments of the measures will cost some 200 million euros, which will be offset by cutbacks on spending and ministries. since greece's financial crisis began in 2000 eight, job cuts and reduced pensions and wages mean more and more families rely on charities to get by. >> these first measures from the government are good, but they are not enough. solutions are need or the causes behind the humanitarian crisis. reporter: greece's international creditors say the new bill runs c

in greece, the primus to her is asking opposition lawmakers to put an end to austerity -- the prime ministerking opposition lawmakers to put an end to austerity measures. >> we want a new agreement for development, a new agreement that must have the necessary restructuring of the debt. no country can safely come out to the markets. this is the sour truth. cory: greece submitted a 15 page list of supposed reforms. comcast created a new investment company. they will put $4 billion into the fund. he is investing $40 million of his own money into the fund. hewlett-packard is suing autonomy cofounder and former cfo for $5.1 billion. the suit filed in london. executives gave an overly optimistic view of the company's health before the acquisition. apple pay encountering some hurdles. a survey says two thirds of users report problems using the service at the checkout counter. the average apple pay user may 2 .6 and store transactions in the first four months. the aftermath of the verdict of the ellen pao kleiner perkins trial, the conversation about discrimination has only grown stronger. lynne her

today if you go into the primus sofia where it's now located you walk into the room.my wife was with me and i've never seen the painting before. she burst into tears. she doesn't cry easily, but it's just such a powerful depiction of pain and suffering and horror that you know one of the things i've noticed is that his stories to great that they seem to comment about it. it looks like a movie screen. it is a movie screen. it is black and white and it seems clear that the crossover love to go to the movies the motion pictures as an art form potentially, that he was evoking the sense of a newsreel and the patterns on the bodies of some of the figures are of little marks that from a distance looks like lines of type on a newsprint page. he worked into this painting an extraordinary set of aleutians to previous painting and then i spent several pages in that chapter just tracking some of them down. at least one spanish historian comments in a rather secure modern art in 1846 -- track down a transcript is that you may remember there is a head of a woman coming out of a win

yes primus lost all credibility -- he has pretty much lost all credibility for what happened after himthree, focusing on growing business domestically and internationally for comcast. comcast continues to await the approval of time warner cable. bob: things are kind of boring and the broadband business. julie: that is another boring business. bob, you are easily bored. bob: i have a high level of gordon -- boredom, i do. but this is something where they can seek out venture capitalist have fun and find new opportunities and maybe far maximum the research and development that they could be doing in-house, but they are too busy buying other cable companies. betty: i would say that i agree except the $4 billion is a number. a lot of other companies have the ventral -- venture capital arm and its hundreds of millions of dollars. what is is about and how might it be related to the regulatory approval or lack thereof? julie: maybe they are going to buy the mistreating from elon musk. betty: number two investors in china sold $274 million in chinese shares through monday. we found -- we see m

it seems as though president obama and israel's primus or benjamin netanyahu are still at odds. is saying it is reconsidering using its veto in the united nations a cure to counsel on behalf of israel. that came after a phone call between the president and benjamin netanyahu and the president said the u.s. would reassess its options in light of comments that the israeli leader made earlier this year of opposing a palestinian state. netanyahu is backing with him those are martin says he is committed to astute -- to astute -- to a two state solution if circumstances change. brendan: the record drought in california's prompting jerry brown and democratic legislators to appropriate $1 billion to ease the crisis. record low rain fall have left them have full. jerry brown -- blames global warning. >> we see climate change and global warming, there will be more asked her name events brief extreme weather events as you get drought and all of a sudden when you're focused on drought come you can get massive storms that flood through these channels and overflow and cause havoc. brendan: if

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goes to capitol hill -- primus or minister regimen netanyahu goes to capitol hill. good morning, i'm erik schatzker. stephanie: i'm stephanie ruhle. we have a lot to do today. before we do that, i want to take it to the bulletins for the top business stories of the morning. an hour from now, a joint meeting of congress will hear from benjamin netanyahu. the israeli prime minister is expected to reveal compromises the u.s. has made while negotiating a nuclear agreement with iran. he is gambling those revelations will either delay or derail any possible deal. the speech is a controversial one. john boehner invited netanyahu without consulting the white house. the israeli leader spoke yesterday at the pro-israel lobbying group. >> as prime minister of israel, i have a moral obligation to speak up in the face of these dangers while there is still time to avert them. stephanie: you can watch all of his speech to congress here starting at 11:00 a.m. that is not the only news out of congress today. speaker boehner has agreed to hold a vote later today to fund the homeland

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better and given israel more influence, rather than having a scenario where the prime minister and -- primus are of israel is a conflict with the u.s. host: let's go to calls for trita parsi, founder and president of the national iranian american council. we hear from new jersey. democrat line. go ahead. caller: hi. as the parsi, before i ask you question, i would like to ask you what you supportive of the democratic movement in libya and egypt? guest: in libya and egypt? caller: yes. guest: my organizations take no position on those issues. caller: that is what gives me concern about you, because in libya, the movement, needed in the assassination of cut out the -- gaddhafi. in egypt, it was the displacement of mubarak. everywhere your organization has been, isis appears to grow and become stronger and those areas where you have been. what is it that you can save that will end that trend? guest: i think you confuse my organization with another. we have no involvement in egypt or libya. host: let's hear from ralph, tennessee. republican line. caller: my comment is that this president has don