reporter: the document has been linked -- leaked and it is full of red ink. the imf criticizes is that the reforms are too focused on tax increases. we have the impression that this time around, they don't want to make the same mistake twice. this time, they want to see reforms put in place that will help the country get back on track. brent: a look into the mind of the greek prime minister right now. is this another thing that needs to be coughed up by tomorrow morning? reporter: he has hardliners back home and the problem is, whatever he agrees to he will have to sell it back home. that the hardliners back home are not really interested in a deal, but they want to make this whole negotiation process -- for them it is a question of austerity in general. they will somehow have to cough up a new proposal during the night which will, then again, be put before technical experts who then will have the hammer out the details of this fiscal dilemma. it will be in front of the euro which meets the first time in a week now. brent: and you are here to give us an econo

pictures that you see that show a side view of this red spots city of chicago out, of course, they used red ink as the a side view is no one sees she gaffe back as well as she took at one point michael insight said if you i watch those hears you were shopping o chopping pntsdz they were not well-designed they were shark this carried the roofline across in the peak roofs to the float roofs of the neighborhoods this went down the tubes finally got to a point we chopped off the penthouse and changed the stairs the stairs look out to the 0 front of the house the privacy issue if you can see it on here this is a drawing of katherine's bedroom she will have a grandstand view of the bedroom that's the window she did arrow pointed to next to it a door with a window on it next to that a bathroom call thank you so much. >> okay any public comment on this item? okay. not seeing any that being said. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i think the pardon should be afforded a rebuttal pardon do you have a rebuttal? commissioners >> commissioners as was stated we worked with enormous planners and each the plan

existing sentences and i have little karates and little arrows, black i think for the original text, red ink, then i go out in the margins. >> it's an actual process. i assume this is a process you followed for some time. >> yes. >> how long did it take to write this book. >> two and a half years. >> do you quarrel with those people who produce on a more regular basis that they're being too prolific and somehow undermining their ability to be excellent at what they do. you hear about people that put out a new book every year, for months, something like that. >> for attribution i don't criticize the other author, i've never reviewed a book because i'm extremely selective. i'm a picky eater, and i don't want to hurt anybody. so why -- >> but do you generally have a point of view about that sort of thing? >> yeah, i do. come to work. work hard, be diligent and meticulous in the extreme. >> yeah. >> don't go to the movies. put down that cell phone. do not boot up that internet pornography. stay chained to your desk. >> yeah. >> and work -- >> those are your rules for living. >> those are my can

. >> reporter: not long ago nothing in california expanded but red ink. >> our state is in serious trouble. >> reporter: but a tax increase and turnaround changed that, with agreements in spending increases in education first time tax credit for the working poor subsidies for preschool and driver's licenses for illegal immigrants. >> opponents fear expanding benefits will attract more illegal immigrants. supporters say if people work and pay taxes they deserve the coverage. lou back to you. lou: william la jeunesse from california. >>> big news tonight the birth rate among american women is now on the rise. for the first time in almost a decade. new reports show births among women ages 15-44 rising 1% from 2013 to 2014. that may seem a small increase but it is the first increase since the beginning of the recession in 2007. experts say the increase in the birth rate is evidence of an improving economy. the nation's fertility rate the number of children each woman is likely to have over the course of her life also rising slightly from 1.85 to 1.86. i said it was a slight rise. it's still be

look at the red ink on this draft, posted bit financial times. one key point, who picks up the tab for getting greece's budget in order? businesses or relying on the social safety net? the international creditors the athens to cut social welfare and that doesn't go over well where they have been urging them to hold the line on credit cuts. they either have no interest in reaching an agreement or backing special interest. no wonder that the hours of negotiation that's followed failed to clench a deal. european leaders meet tomorrow. >> and what about the deal? >> that was not discussed today. but this is another sticking point between athens and it's creditors. extreme, greece needs to have forgiveness of its debt if it doesn't have enough to pay it off. but that's a major carrot. and both sides want the other to blink first. the bill is due on tuesday and it's not just about striking the deal, but getting all of the parliaments to ratify it. >> simpler says that the economy can't require without the write down. really, it's going to spiral into c

alejandro garcia padilla says he hopes to defer payments while re-negotiating $72 billion in red ink.ouse said today it is not considering a federal bailout. the u.s. supreme court has closed out its term with a slap at the environmental protection agency. the justices ruled five to four today against e.p.a.'s limits on mercury emissions from power plants. it said officials should have accounted for the cost of compliance, right from the start. a full examination of the decision follows later in the program. two of the last holdout states gave way today to the high court's decision legalizing gay marriage. louisiana began issuing licenses to same-sex couples, and mississippi authorized clerks of court to do the same. but texas attorney general ken paxton says clerks may refuse to issue licenses on religious grounds. that brought complaints today in austin. >> what's clear is that our work is far from over. the theatrics of texas attorney general paxton, who has blatantly encouraged state officials to defy the highest court in the land, is evidence of that very fact. the attorney gener

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it would help erase $53 million in red ink.hese are pretty big reductions coming on the heels of millions of cuts back in february. >> i mean we talked about this in the budget -- the school district asked for more money from the school board. again, they got $53 million less than what they asked for even though the budget increased about 1.5% from last year. but i think a larger issue here is remember, governor hogan is holding back that 68$68 million that goes to districts like prince george's county and montgomery county where you have higher expenses. they're losing almost $18 million there. and so that $18 million would make a big big difference and again 370 of these jobs they're not filling. so in some ways they're not really cutting them but they're not filling these jobs. so they say this is going to go on for a few more years unless they can get more money. not just this year, but next year the interim school board director said this. >> these are tough times, dave. of course the impact will be felt in the schools. >>

free trade deals is signed, america moves into deeper and deeper trade deficits, deeper and deeper red ink as more of our jobs get shift jobs. i remember in mexico and looking at a windshield factory. it seemed like a movie set. it was real. last year alone, our trade deficit cost us 20% of our g.d.p. is anybody here paying attention or are we all apart of the 1% and forget about the 99% who had to bear the brunt of this terrible, terrible outsourcing of jobs. average american wages across my region have dropped by $7,000. this trade deficit didn't happen by accident. some people got filthy rich off of it. this is the time for america to say no more. no more. we are going to do it right and create trade deals that create jobs in our country and create a stronger middle class improves wages and improves the environment no more taking it out of the hide of america's workers. we are here because we stand on their shoulders. i yield back. vote no on this rule and no on t.a.a. and month on t.p.p. the speaker pro tempore: the the gentlewoman from new york reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr.

free trade deals is signed, america moves into deeper and deeper trade deficits, deeper and deeper red ink as more of our jobs get shift jobs. i remember in mexico and looking at a windshield factory. it seemed like a movie set. it was real. last year alone, our trade deficit cost us 20% of our g.d.p. is anybody here paying attention or are we all apart of the 1% and forget about the 99% who had to bear the brunt of this terrible, terrible outsourcing of jobs. average american wages across my region have dropped by $7,000. this trade deficit didn't happen by accident. some people got filthy rich off of it. this is the time for america to say no more. no more. we are going to do it right and create trade deals that create jobs in our country and create a stronger middle class improves wages and improves the environment no more taking it out of the hide of america's workers. we are here because we stand on their shoulders. i yield back. vote no on this rule and no on t.a.a. and month on t.p.p. the speaker pro tempore: the the gentlewoman from new york reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr.

free trade deals is signed, america moves into deeper and deeper trade deficits, deeper and deeper red ink as more of our jobs get shift jobs. i remember in mexico and looking at a windshield factory. it seemed like a movie set. it was real. last year alone, our trade deficit cost us 20% of our g.d.p. is anybody here paying attention or are we all apart of the 1% and forget about the 99% who had to bear the brunt of this terrible, terrible outsourcing of jobs. average american wages across my region have dropped by $7,000. this trade deficit didn't happen by accident. some people got filthy rich off of it. this is the time for america to say no more. no more. we are going to do it right and create trade deals that create jobs in our country and create a stronger middle class improves wages and improves the environment no more taking it out of the hide of america's workers. we are here because we stand on their shoulders. i yield back. vote no on this rule and no on t.a.a. and month on t.p.p. the speaker pro tempore: the the gentlewoman from new york reserves. the gentleman from texas. mr.

ink. . >>> welcome back. stocks are in the redas the session low with the dow down 200 points. art cashin is joining us. good morning. >> good morning. >> some of these technical levels have been right on the money. >> yes. we went down at the worst to test the 150 moving average in the s&p which was 2072. . that's where we stopped at the low last week. that gives you a potential double bottom. what was surprising was not that they bounced from there. what was surprising was that the bounce wasn't really any stronger. now, we're rern returning to the top end of the range for today which is bizarrely the 100-day moving average. they have been the boundaries so far. >> some traders are saying that the market hadn't priced in a negative greek outcome. they just assumed everything was going to work out but they had, because of that, if it does work out, we're not going to get a bump to the upside but we'll see downside moves if we keep getting these volatile headlines. what are you seeing? >> well, the trouble is, particularly over th

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