let's get the very latest from steven evans, our correspondent in brussels. they are there, aren't they? >> from what it seems. they have not actually appeared in front of a microphone and camera and said we have got the deal but officials are saying that the deal is there. and what they have been doing inching away over the last 12 hours at that burden of debt in the ratio to the size of the economy if, you like. greece came bearing promises to cut the debt down to 129% of g.d.p. by the year 2020. that is now apparently come down to just above 120%. the difficulty is that the deeper the cuts you impose on the greek economy, the more the tax revenue falls. so the fear will be that in the longer term, not immediately, not before this tranche of money is owed in march, but in the longer term, the calculation is changed so that the patient doesn't get better but the patient actually gets worse. >> what was this about? the survival of the eurozone and ensuring that they had to agree to a deal so that greece couldn't or wouldn't default? >> i think that is the fun

it's being made by the producer steven evans who had a big hit this year with "iron lady."e both amazing. charlize is a good choice. >> carey mulligan projects a vulnerability. >> we have a casting meeting later. >>> the chinese panda is on loan at the edinboro zoo in scotland. with attendance there 200% because of them. if you can't get there, check out the latest video. it's gone viral. it's delighted her to no again. the keepers say she's been acting very frisky which is good news because she is recovering from a mild case of colic which obviously has everybody on high alert. so that is your panda news. >>> and finally, you may have gained a little weight chowing down watching the super bowl. but your wallet may have gotten lighter. according to the national retail federation, the average game watcher coming out with $64 on super bowl merchandise and snacks. that's up from $59 last year. and the total super bowl spending. $11 million. two of this year's more unusual snacks. this is chochos. the devil corn dogs. finally, sam, bacon. >> oh, my gosh. >> how do you eat it? >

justice stephens did dissent from the denial of serb aware in evans versus stevens dealing with the recess of william pryor to the 11th circuit. you see, i still have friends on that side of the fence, too. and he is a wonderful judge. now, there's great difficulty, however, with recess appointments of the judiciary and i think justice stephens was mostly concerned with that, and the reconciling of the lifetime appointment with the shortness of the recess period as defined in the constitution. one has to wonder, and i do wonder, peter, whether the court will take it, because, you know, this is the kind of question if there hadn't been already so much forward activity, one might think after you know, prior to baker versus karr and so forth, might have been a political question. might be exactly like those questions where there's no manageable standard that could be readily applied without embarrassing one branch or the other. so i think there will be difficulty in getting a definitive court analysis. and so in the absence of that definitive court analysis what does one do? well, one, it see

steven chiu. and at 6:00 q&a with charles evans, jr. on their documentary about the tobacco industry, addiction inc.. this morning on washington journal, our guests include robert shapiro on the impact of the eurozone crisis on the economy, trade, and banks. then, tony perkins on the issue's importance to social conservatives in the 2012 alexian. and mickey mcartor -- mccarter will talk about the cuts for the federal air marshal service and how the program has evolved since 9/11. "washington journal" is at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. >> tonight eliot spitzer joins the debate about whether to prosecute banks for mortgage fraud. >> i almost hate to bring up occupy wall street but they had a sign that was very accurate. they said we will no corporations are people when the texas execute once. [laughter] the problem is that we have given corporations of the upside with none of the downside. we have given them rights and privileges we extent to individuals and yet when it comes to holding them accountable, becomes of the ways offers are built in, 0

allege harris and stevens got out of their jail cell, trapped in between them this, stabbing him to death, and then went back into their cells. they summed up their case against the evans. a white tank top found under his mattress, boxers he was wearing, and work boots were found with david mclarin's blood on them. indeed it was argued they are not credible witnesses. they say that crime scene was chaos and evidence was contaminated. the prosecution and defense agreed on one point. in the words of the defense lawyer, this was a horrible and meaningless crime. >> once they could for the day, they will come back and resume deliberations at 9:00 tomorrow morning. he could be facing the death penalty. >> also in annapolis, governor martin o'malley declared a state of the state is strong, and then told the general assembly progress is a choice, and that choice has a cost, and the cost could be out of your pocket. david collins joins us with some highlights from today's address. >> the governor urged the maryland general assembly to pass his legislative agenda for the sake of job creation. [applause] >> governor martin o'malley outlined an ambitious but expensive agenda. he