also in brussels, tom mackenzie. he has been up all night tracking the story. what exactly could not be agreed upon at the meeting? >> frankly, not very much at all. last night's meeting came on the back of yanis varoufakis' whirlwind tour of european capitals where he was trying to drum up support for the new greek government's proposals. he also went into this meeting with a number of principles he described for a new deal. some of those included debt for financing sustainability. he also wanted the humanitarian crisis in athens addressed and he wanted debt restructuring. his counterpart in the eurozone pretty much didn't budge on any of those last night. here's the reaction from the eurogroup president after the meeting. >> we had an intense discussion covering a lot of ground, also making progress, but not enough progress at this point to come to joint conclusions. we will continue our talks on monday. >> the eurogroup president talking there. he was one of the big players in attendance, along with mario draghi and christine lagarde watching from the wings.

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in 2004, bob mackenzie caught up with stoll as he was trying to pick up his life again outside of prison walls. >> reporter: when tom stoll was sent to prison convicted of molesting six which i -- six children he knew he was an innocent man. for 18 years he endured prison life working on himself not to be angry. >> being angry in prison is the norm. so you see yourself change in many figures. i'm not going there. >> reporter: over the years he tried many times to find someone who would listen to his story. at last he found the innocence project. an organization of volunteers and young lawyers who worked to find and overturn wrongful convictions. >> we've been trying to find somebody to take his case. when we found out we grabbed it and ran. >> reporter: it was determined the children who had accused him had been coached and influenced by police and social workers. five of the six children now grown up testified that the molestation never happened. >> i told him you know numerous times you know it didn't happen to me. they didn't believe me now, just like they didn't believe me when i was a kid. >> reporter: in 2008,

mackenzie -- mckin sey provides a definitive's study. we are live for from our world headquarters in new york. it is tuesday, february 10. i am tomg me olivia sterns and brendan greeley. olivia: president obama says the u.s. may send deadly arms to ukraine. the two leaders met yesterday at the white house, angela merkel was there, pressing for a diplomatic solution to arrive at a peace deal. former talks with doing pressure -- former talks for peace with russia, ukraine, and germany -- president obama: we are an absolute agreement at the 21st century cannot have us stand idle and allow the borders of europe to be withdrawn at the barrel of a gun. olivia: foreign ministers have agreed to delay an expansion of sanctions against russia to give peace talks a chance. a slow rise of fuel prices in china. cpi rose .8% from a year ago. that is the slowest pace in years. it is giving the central bank more room to ease monetary policy. tumbling oil metal prices are lowering really interest rates. brendan: antitrust regulars and china are taking action against qualcomm. regulators a qualcomm's license fees were too high and the company used