congress wasn't going to begin until december. so in the 19th century a state of the union messages were almost all given in december. when the constitution was changed, it moved the beginning of congress up to january. and now they are usually in january and february. there's been some miscues in some of the state of the union messages. president grover cleveland sent a very controversial proposal dealing with the tariff. in the days before we had an income tax the chief source of revenue in the country was the tariff. it was one of those things that divided parties and created great passions and unfortunately, for cleveland his party was not united on this issue. and, in fact, they lost the next election probably because of that division. and a lot of people blamed his state of the union message. but in most cases, most state of the union messages are really long laundry lists of things that the president wants to see done. and they're not particularly controversial speeches, nor are they particularly inspiring speeches. they're

throughout this process, but due to the press of other business didn't forward the decision to us until december 20. that was already one month past the appeal deadline for filing an appeal here. that's memorialized in that e-mail exchange, attachment three. it was the error of staff that caused us to miss the deadline and we filed this request on november 25. >> your time is up. >> oh, okay. thank you. >> thank you. we'll hear from the permit holders. >> because of the brief time today we just wanted to ask mr. gladstone to speak on our behalf. >> they live in a one bedroom and the child lives with them in a one bedroom. the child's grandmother lived here and they've been wanted to expands for many years. the neighbors who are appealing tonight were there when that variance issued and didn't a pose it nor dpid that i had oppose the building permitish shubed that the time. they didn't complete the work because of the recession. they came back and were told they had to get a new variance. the commission decided 6-1 it was oppressive not to issue the variance again because my clients now offered a

from october until december apple made a net profit of $18 billion. that is 38% up from the year before. profit margins on the iphone are high. apple keeps production costs low by having most of the work done in china. sales there are also hitting new highs. apple is now the biggest smartphone company in china with 21% of the market. >> let's see what else is moving the market. this wrapup from the floor of the frankford stock exchange. >> good news for the german consumer. the mood at a 13 year high. also in news from some companies. from germany but also the united states. the market didn't do that much with it. the dax during the middle of the day actually in the red, losing some points. one of the reasons for that is greece. the new head of the government rolling back and stopping privatization. people are worried about the consequences for international moneylenders. greek shares dropping by about 9%. bonds also taking a dive. the yield for 10 government debt of greece rising above 10%. not tenable in the run -- long run the traders say. >> we wi

bay, while travel and trade rules do start today, flights don't actually from here don't start until december at the earliest. still this is a huge step in easing relations between the u.s. and cuba, with non-stop flights to the island nation beginning near the end of the year. ticket sales are expected to be on sale in october, with spirit airlines, southwest, and jetblue being the possible carriers. but don't pack your bags just yet. the new regulations alow travel to cuba without first getting a special license only for certain reasons, a dozen reasons, including research and religious activities. humanitarian projects, and certain import and export business. still, no tourism allowed, but people are allowed to sel self-certify, quote/unquote that they are required to travel. >> when we travel to cuba, the cuban government officials were almost begging us to open up trade with them. >> i have like four kids and grandma right now. >> reporter: once there, americans can use their credit and debit cards with no spending limits. they can bring back about $100 worth of tobacco, and many believe

they continued for more than two months until december. >> translator: intimidation cannot make anything legal that is outside or inconsistent with hong kong's constitution. >> a student representative criticized the report. >> translator: the report is meaningless because it fails to touch on why such massive protests occurred and where the core of the reform lies. >> the remarks were apparently aimed at protesters. they're opposing the mainland state council's decision that effectively excludes pro democracy candidates from the first direct election for chief executive in 2017. >>> south korean defense officials express concern about north korea's ability to make nuclear weapons. the report points out that the north is presumed to have secured some 40 kilograms of nuclear weapons grade plutonium. ministry officials said the north is unlikely to have already deployed nuclear weapons, but its technology to make smaller warheads has advanced significantly. the north's first nuclear test was eight years ago. the ministry believes the north has missile capabilities that could threaten the u

did not provide the job projections until april 8th of 2014, 8 months into the da. and then in december, 2013, while they began notifying oed of the job openings they did not hire anyone referred by the city. they only hired six candidates through this process and this is inconsistent with again, the promises of the da, this report, however does not in any way, reprimand cpmc for this poor out come or does it express me concerns for these results. the problem continues to get worse. the problem the bottom bar chart shows that the data that the city used to establish the cpmc compliance and the numbers that we just reviewed are very bad again, six hires out of 47 job openings and falling short of the 19 it should have hired, under this process. but if we compare the performance to number of openings, cpmc projected the numbers, again, get worse. the initial projections by cpmc for the first year is that they would have 114 entry level openings. and again, the promise of this project and what it means for the city of jobs, creation. and it has only filled that many positions the 40 percen

a report to the chinese government on the student-led protests that continued for two months, until december. >> translator: intimidation cannot make anything legal that is outside or inconsistent with hong kong's constitution. >> a student representative criticized the report. >> translator: the report is meaningless because it fails to touch on why such massive protest occurred and where the core of political reform lies. >> leung's remark was apparently aimed at protesters. they're opposing the mainland state council's decision to effectively exclude the pro-democracy candidates from the chief executive election in 2017. >>> south korean defense officials have expressed concern over north korea's increased capacity to make nuclear weapons. the defense ministry has issued its bi-annual defense white paper. the first since president park geun-hye took office. the report points out that the north is presumed to have secured some 40 kilograms of nuclear weapons grade plutonium. officials said the north is unlikely to have already deployed nuclear weapons. but its technology to make smaller wa

it wasn't until december 2st that a group of divers found his keys and today the discovery of his body. be sure to stay with nbc 10 and nbc 10.com for any new developments in the shane montgomery case. on our website you'll find the full statement from his parents on today's tragic discovery. >>> it's a somber weekend in new york as a second murdered police officer is laid to rest. hundreds attended the wake for officer wenjian liu. officers liu and rafael ramos were gun the down december 20th as they sat in their patrol car. the killer then shot himself. liu's funeral is tomorrow between 100 and 150 philadelphia police officers are expected to attend the funeral just as they did last weekend for officer ramos. the fraternal office of police will provide buses to take officers to the services in new york. >>> in west philadelphia, a solidarity march to support the black lives matter movement. >> what do we want? justice! >> the family friendly event started at the 48th and baltimore and ended at 43rd and chester. marchers called for justice for michael brown and eric garner two black m

until december 22nd therefore my efforts were concentrated on the coordination of the attack on st. vith, in other words, the cooperation of all arms infran try, storm guns, artillery tanks in a final attempt to take st. vith. >> as i remember the 22nd of december, i remember it as a day of mud and rain and considerable confusion. as you pressed your tank in the morning of the 22nd against our new defenseive line our forces were driven back. the same time pressure from the north and the south was applied against our flanks. so as a result, by the night of the 22nd our forces banked pretty much in a semi-circle. >> it should be pointed out that when the men were disbursed on the ground they were like fingers of a hand. and as they withdrew, as i later pointed tout them, they gained strength by coming back as the fipgers would in forming a first. this gave them strength and coordination. >> from there, general clark immediately sought an escape route to the the west, a dirt road through the woods. although the battle of the bulge would last for another month, its turning point had bee

recommending asset purchases a 50 billion euros a month until december of 2016. the ecb is talking about that plan at a meeting today. the stimulus plan could still change. the obama administration is not happy as john boehner extensive an invitation to an israeli prime minister before a key vote of iran sanctions. >> i have invited benjamin netanyahu to a joint session of congress on the grave threats of radical islam and the threat that iran poses to the world. >> the press secretary calls the invitation a breach of protocol as the executive branch is not notified about the olive branch. isn't samsung the biggest smartphone maker in the world dropping qualcomm chips? people say samsung has decided not to use the new qualcomm chip after it was it shown running hotter than the samsung benchmark. they say those reports are wrong and snapdragon will still be in the new phones. amazon has already pulled out of its own amazon branded diapers just a seven weeks after they hit the market. they say the diapers need improvement based on early customer feedback. i think t

he has until december 31st to negotiate with the state about reopening that road. >>> coming up at 7:to the mystery. a south bay landmark wants to make things more fun when you visit. the plan is causing controversy many the neighborhood. we'll have your top stories and anthony slaughter back with a look at forecast and the warming trend that's coming pup that's coming up at 7:00. back to the today show. >> hey, it's rachel's birthday. >> it's linda's bucket list on the today show. check. >> happy birth kay. >> first time in the big apple. >> all the way from sunny south carolina. ♪ ♪ >>> we're back on a sunday morning, january 4, 2015. the first sunday of the new year and this great crowd wrapping up their holiday weekend with us. our thanks to them for waking up with us this morning. we've got a lot to come. first the morning headlines. wild temperature swings impacting millions. a bitter blast of cold in the plains today headed east where temperatures today are near 60. this is as mississippi cleans up dangerous tornadoes that touch do you understand on saturday. >>> a 7-year-old i

it will not be visible again until december 2032. >> pretty cool to see. >> something troubling now, troubling measles outbreak beginning the country. and now we're learning at least some of the people who contracted the virus were, in fact,s fully vaccinated. so what are we to make of this? we'll have all the details next. for over a decade, doctors have been prescribing nexium to patients just like you. for many, prescription nexium helps heal acid-related erosions in the lining of the esophagus. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache abdominal pain and diarrhea. if you have persistent diarrhea, contact your doctor right away. other serious stomach conditions may exist. avoid if you take clopidogrel. nexium 40 mg is only available by prescription. talk to your doctor. for free home delivery enroll in nexium direct today. >>> all right. listen up, everyone. we have stunning and new information about a troubling measles outbreak gripping the country. here's a look at the extend of the outbreak right now. more than 70 cases across se

and so we haven't really felt the repercussions of a cyber attack until december when suddenly we couldn't see a movie we wanted to see because of the hack at sony. >> and you have pointed out that the vulnerabilities and the threat that they are not just from the big attacks. that there could be real damage from smaller cyber-threats. >> that's right. and cyber attacks are happening every day that are costing american films hundreds of millions of dollars both in financial losses due to identity theft and when suddenly chinese are making things that look similarly like phone routers or cars or other technological products made in the u.s., that costs the u.s. money. and the threat is there and threatens not just our national security but economic security and something we feel as a threat on a daily basis. >> fbi director james comey in a recent speech said, they have made significant progress in dealing with the problem but we are probably high school college level soccer but we're facing a world cup level adversary. how have we gotten so far behind? >> i think partly it's because of wha

until december 22nd, therefore, my efforts were concentrated on the coordination of the attack on st. vith, in other words, the cooperation of all arms, infran try, storm guns, artillery, tanks in a final attempt to take st. vith. >> as i remember the 22nd of december, i remember it as a day of mud and rain and considerable confusion. as you pressed your tank in the morning of the 22nd against our new defensive line, our forces were driven back. the same time, pressure from the north and the south was applied against our flanks. so as a result, by the night of the 22nd, our forces banked pretty much in a semi-circle. >> as i remember the 22nd of december, i remember it as a day i remember it as a day of lots of rain. the morning of the 22nd against our new defensive line in the combat area our forces were driven back and at the same time, pressure from the north and south was applied against our franks. by the night of the 22nd our forces were in a semicircle around the town. >> it should be pointed out that when the men were disbursed on the ground, they were like fingers of a hand.

. >> up until last december, he was france's least popular president in modern french history. but analysts say this bright spell could be short-lived if the public sees no improvement on the economic front. >> people are not easily fooled. they can praise someone at a given time without aproving having he has done. >> the prime minister also experienced a major hike in his approve rating as well as the interior minister. >> meanwhile, the national observatory say 116 acts have been recorded in france since the acts in january. that is 110% high are than january of 2014. 88 threats made. that is according to the french council of the muslim faith. after days of intense fighting, russian-backed rebels in eastern ukraine say they have seized control of the airport once again. the ukrainian military have denied this but acknowledged that the fighting for the airplane had been fierce. they say three ukrainian servicemen were wounded in the last 24 hours. parts of the city reduced to rundblad. the clean-up against. shelling in the rebel-controlled city on monday hit a residential ar

december and dark. we bought a paper. we could not understand it. it was not untile got into our automobiles that a measure of reality came to us. we turned on those funny little radios that only had two dials. simple as could be, but they worked well. you had this fragment of a broadcast coming through. people, i don't want to say that they were panicking, but they were terribly frightened. you did not stop for red lights. you just went in all different directions. people did not know what to do except flee as quickly as they could to their homes. had that announcement been made in the stadium, i think we would have witnessed a lot of trouble and injury of people trying to rush out of the stadium. that is what i remember. i will leave the floor now to my distinguished colleague. >> talk about growing up in chicago, a little bit about your family background and leading up to that day. >> i want to thank senator warmer for those auditory comments. you are most kind. he is the one that deserves that kind of praise. i served him when he was an outstanding secretary of

it grows until december. december is the biggest month.most incentives of any carmaker. i am not predicting anything. >> give us the facts. >> gm will give you about $3300 per car on average. >> ford, the sales are up 1.3%. what happened? >> for it has lower growth compared to gm in the u.s. >> is there a model driving this? >> all carmakers are selling more trucks, suvs, and crossovers than any car. i get a list and i look at which were the biggest sellers and i'm used to seeing cameron and corolla but you are seeing ram trucks, f1 50's, jeeps, all up. >> gas got below two dollars at some point. >> it is near a low in my neighborhood. only about two dollars in new jersey. let's segue this back into the markets. this is another good sign. consumers are buying lower gas prices, only at 7%, seems like we could possibly outperform at some point. >> main street will feel a lot better than wall street. wall street has to overcome a lot of problems. you have to look at what is going to bolster confidence in wall street. look at race, was happeni

first, you have to recognize that we didn't decorate the house until december 22. because, of course, for a month you mourn the president. all over the white house, we had all this black crepe over the mirrors, over everything. then on december 22, which happens to be my mother's birthday, they tore up the crepe, and started putting everything together. and for our year, my father was very fiscally conservative. he said we would use the same decorations every year. and so, they were like your home might be. they were old-time, things that everybody could have, popcorn, and cranberries. after the first year we learned that cranberries should not be on a living tree. >> what happened? >> they cannot take 30 days. dry. so, after that, we had to have fake berries. but we have popcorn on a string. and that is -- i have to turn around. >> we are wondering who strung all of that. >> oh. >> did you participate? >> no. no. 50 years ago is so long that i do not remember that, but if you got the archives bulletin, you will see that little baby lucinda, stand up. [applause] luc

he has until december 31st to come to an agreement. if he doesn't negotiate a way to reopen the road the state can force him to let people travel through the private property down to the beach. >> speaking of favorite recreation spots many people headed up to get a good taste of the snow this weekend. all the ski resorts are open. as we take a look here at i-80 at soda springs earlier this afternoon you can see the roads are looking good. however the chp does recommend bringing them along just in case. our meteorologist is here with the microclimate forecast. if you're a skier or border or sledder it was great to see the snow. >> good news compared to last year. 40 to 50% of average to date. much better than last year at this time. but a lot of the storms that brought all the precipitation in december were fairly warm. did a big number in terms of our season today. bay area still looking at 140 to 200% of average but once you see the 7-day forecast here on the bottom of the screen and extended forecast for the middle art of the month y

where this senate fell down on its responsibilities that we didn't get the bill to the floor until december and then it was in a rushed unamendable form. our goal under regular order is for us to take up the bill on the floor this summer and have a conference report between the house and the senate reported before august. i am heartened that chairman mccain intends to do this, i'm heartened by the commitment of senator -- the distinguished majority leader that we will indeed take that legislation up before the end of the fiscal year. i should also observe that absent congressional action, budget sequestration will return to the defense department in october of this year. sequestration remains one of the greatest challenges facing our military. unless we take action, the ability of our military and our industrial base to react to unforeseen contingents will be severely eroded and there will be undoubtedly be unforeseen contingents. there are always unforeseen contingents -- contingencyies. and we'll be unprepared unless we take action. as a member of the armed services committee and the budg

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up until early december, we were forecasting a primary surplus of 1.8%.re these three decimals enough cushion for whatever miss we have will not affect the eventual target. >> is it possible to other parties in terms of their economic outlooks, it changes once they get into office. one was to write down debt it may not demand that if he gets into power. >> well, the responsibility to transform whoever runs the country. i also that -- will eventually prevail. the question is, how quickly? and greece does not have much time. there's a deadline of february 28 for finishing the review with the imf and european partners and ecb. and that, whoever runs the government has to have in mind. >> many greeks believe talk of potential as it from the euro is a bluff, a way for the government to perhaps persuade them to vote for the incumbent rather than the opposition party. do you believe the direct of a greek at the israel? -- greek exit is real? >> greeks want to stay with and a euro area. more than three quarters whenever surveys they yes, i want to stick with the

. >>> but first 2015 will be a big year for blockbusters so, star was does to the come out until december so many people are excited about this but we will tell you 59 movies that you are going to be looking forward to this year. >> star wars in and out for 12 months. >> we are already excited. it is first friday of january of the year, it is still a vacation day for many of you. pretty nice, high pressure in place, we should have sunshine. we are waiting on the rain and sleet and snow for some of us early tomorrow morning. right now the storm system is getting organized across the gulf coast states and tennessee valley. rain all they there is a mix back in western texas. the fast forward to 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. today sun and cloud, chilly, pretty nice early tomorrow morning, we have a mix mainly just rain for philadelphia and points south and east, north and west of i-95 start out with mix of sleet making for icy driving conditions. accumulating snow in the lehigh valley and poconos upper bucks and montgomery. gradually change to go all rain, whatever accumulates will be washed aw

market following comments saying that the central bank shouldn't raise interest rates until next year. the december jobs report is expected to show another strong month of hiring and unemployment is forecast to drop to 5.7%, the lowest since june 2008. but wage growth has been stagnant and experts say wages need to pick up in order for the economy to shift into a higher gear. google is looking to get into the car insurance market. an analyst report says the company may launch a site to let people compare prices and buy policies. and more news from silicon valley. twitter is set to unveil a new video feature in the next few weeks. it will let users shoot, edit and post directly on the app. currently the only way can you share video is through vine. you can post short, 6-second videos on vine. >> it's interesting because so many people use twitter for a source of information. anthony, i know you're a big twitter user. >> it's hard to always squeeze all the words you want. >> get creative. >> yes, it makes you think outside the box. >> we haven't seen fog and we haven't seen a bunch of cloud cover. th

obviously march hit again in august, but the five that occurred from the 18th of december until yesterday seems to be ending. so he clearly is desperate. >> anyone who has seen cartel write is asked to call police. he is considered armed and dangerous. >>> well, an important update tonight about a measles scare. the pennsylvania department of health told us today that a patient that was monitoring does not have the virus. that is suspected else case potentially affected people at a pharmacy in wayne urgent car center in villanova this week. health officials say there is no risk to the public. >>> well, health officials are treating those who may have been expose today help tight a in hamilton township, mercer county officials held meetings with the concerned residents today. hepatitis-a typically is not fatal. however, it is spread through fecal matter. health officials are encouraging people to wash their hands well after using the bathroom. >>> well the united states slapped new sanctions on north korea today retaliation for the cyber attack on sony pictures. president obama signed that

until november december it was in circulating maybe 18,000 20,000 copies a week. and was about to go bankrupt. you know the irony is that the terrorist saved "charlie hebdo" now it's getting a million euros in subsidyies by the government and will survive for years to come. >> that is an ironic twist. appreciate it. in nairobi five children had been taken to the hospital after children were tear gassed. they were protesting the playground in land grabbers and the private developers had placed a fence over their playground. the ensuing protest turned ugly and made for this upsetting video you're watching now, children screaming and coughing as tear gas filled the air. >>> stay with us everybody, a wave of anti-terror raids are going on across europe. they went on this weekend and dozens of suspects already. eu foreign ministers ruled out any new sweeping reforms. a reality check for europe after this. startup-ny. it's working for new york state. already 55 companies are investing over $98 million dollars and creating over 2100 jobs. from long island to all across u

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it was not until later, december of 12, that i first met with the doj investigators.s very clear that this was going to be very different. as soon as they walked in and you could tell that they knew the securities up and down and that they were really anxious to go forward with it and felt very comfortable going forward with the case. so, that was a very detailed meeting. sort of hours of going through how the process works and what happened. and then i had an actual deposition in about may of 2013 where they nail down a lot more of that. at that stage you could see -- first i got to find out for the first time ever, the of these loans had actually gone into them and sold to investors in the pool. it was hundreds of millions of dollars worth of them, with nothing actually disclose about the problems of the loan. second, i got to really see what their case was. they clearly realized they had no credible case. >> testifying before the senate judiciary committee in 2013, eric holder suggested that some banks are too big to jail. >> i am concerned that the size of some of

they say will go until at least december -- september 2016. if inflation in europe is still well below 2% i would not be surprised if the ecb comes back and does another qe2 so to speak. >> what type of gamble is this for mario draghi? what if as we look eight months down the road the effective strategy of this has not been fully realized? then what? >> the real gamble on his part here is if it succeeds in spai n. rather than having an inflation rate of zero or 1%, 3%. if suddenly we over stimulate the european economy, there is a downside risk, a political risk. there will be a lot of skeptics who will come back and say all of this qe leads to big inflation. he could have a political problem on his hands down the line. >> germany has been outspoken. the germans say fiscal discipline is what is needed. can mr. draghi's stimulus plan be successful without german backing? >> he has implicit german backing right now. it's a demand shortage. we don't think this is a silver bullet. it certainly helps on the margin but this will not over stimulate t

the target was for 1.5% of primary surplus area up until early december, we were forecasting a primaryurplus of 1.8%. at least three decibels that provide enough cushion what ever miss we had it is not going to effect the eventual target. >> is it possible other parts in term of the economic outlook changes once they come into office? and one said they wanted to write off the debt and maybe not commanded if he gets into power. >> well, the responsibility for ever runs in the country so i assume it will eventually prevail. the question is, how quickly? greece does not have much time. there's a deadline of february 28 for finishing the review with the imf a european partners and acb. and whoever runs in the government has to have in mind. >> how many greeks believe the talk of a potential exit from the euro is a bluff a way for the government perhaps to persuade them to vote for the incumbent record than the opposition austerity? do you think the threat of an exit israel? >> greek, as you well know, do want to stay within the euro area. more than 3/4 of the greeks was surveyed said yes,

john pistil ran the tsa until the end of december. >> one of the common excuses, i'll say, that we hear is that my -- typically my wife or girlfriend packed my bag. well, that doesn't cut it because not only may you be arrested, but you will be fined in almost every instance. >> reporter: it happened to linda henry in ohio who thought the tsa had spotted tweezers in her carry-on. instead it was a loaded handgun her family had misplaced years earlier. >> i was totally humiliated. i was thinking this is embarrassing not knowing there was a gun in there. >> reporter: the airports with the most gun confiscations, dfw, atlanta, phoenix, houston intercontinental and denver. scott johnson is the federal security director at washington dulles airport. a gun at a checkpoint is not an automatic arrest. >> not necessarily, depending on the city or state that the airport is in. it could, however, mean a significant fine for the individual if the gun is caught. >> reporter: the fines can range from $1,500 to $11,000. the airlines and the tsa do allow guns on planes, but they must be in checked lugga

airplane but lucky god was on my side and i landed safely for top that was what i did until we were disbanded in december1944 when they had enough male pilots to do those jobs. >> these women were coming from all across the country experiencing conditions they had never experienced before. they were roomed in barracks that had to base with six women to a bay. living quarters were tight. they each had a bed, there were two sinks, two commodes, not a lot of room, and that's where they lived. not very glamorous. same kind of conditions men pilots were being trained in. after seven months of training and 210 hours of flying, the women graduated. when they earn their silver wings, which is what most have said they wanted those wings. the first class that graduated lost to not have a standard flying uniform. so the women had to purchase their own uniform at first which was a pair of khaki tan slacks that they called general's pants. a white button up laos and in the wintertime, they would wear a brown leather bomber jacket. that's the first class war -- their unofficial dress uniform. >> once we checked in whe

to approve five immigration amendments and extend funding for the homeland security department until december. congressman mccaul wrote -- representative michelele lujan grisham writes -- the white house agrees with congresswoman grisham, saying the white house will not sign any bills that blocks executive action on immigration. republican members of the house and senate are heading to hershey, pennsylvania for the first joint retreat into you. they will be strategizing on how to work together while republicans controlled congress. comedian jay leno and former british prime minister tony blair will speak at the ritchie. -- at the retreat. >> dr. anthony felt fauci is on the front lines against infectious diseases. >> we have drugs right now, if someone comes in. in the early 1980's if someone came into my clinic with aids, their median survival would be six months to eight months, half of them would be dead and eight months. if tomorrow, when i go back to grounds and someone comes into our clinic who is 20 plus years old, recently infected and i put them on the combination of three drugs, a c

up until early december, we were forecasting a primary surplus of 1.8%.ecimals that provide enough cushion is not going to affect the eventual target. >> they have to abide by the agreements that greece has signed up to. let's go to athens where we are joined by an economic adviser. he is at the university of athens. thank you so much for joining us. give us a sense of what you would do. how much would you renegotiate debt? would you come up with another concoction? >> our objective is to restore a sense of originality in the debate. that me put it in a way our viewers can understand it in 2010, our nation became insolvent. wisdom -- europe address the problem. they unloaded the largest loan in human history on the most insolvent european states on conditions of austerity that shrunk the national income. it was a typical case of extend and pretend. it was applied to a whole nation. it is no wonder that greece remains in the news and you have us on your program very kindly. this is the nemesis of hubris. if you are in denial about the liquidity problem and