stephanie ruhle. i was out sick yesterday. i would say that brendan greeley and lisa a berlitz filled in greatly. carts thanks for all the twitter love yesterday. think for all the twitter love yesterday. you were so nice yesterday. i m going to step it up today. here is the bulletin with the top business stories of the morning. it is a showdown in brussels between greece and germany. european prime minister s are meeting right now to discuss the greeks request to extend financial grade for six months. the government has art economized on many issues. here, just an hour ago, we had this. i trust that we are going to have one. the greek government has gone the extra mile and we are expecting parliament to meet us halfway or 1/5 of the way. i have no doubt that this will be a very cordial discussion and , hopefully, at the end of this, we come out with some white smoke. thank you. white smoke. post out. germany is willing to let greece leaves the euro unless it cont
headlines today. in washington with the food inflation conduct food inflation report, greg storz and paul sweeney are in new york as the high court dealt what may be a fatal blow to area arielle aereo. the supreme court decided today that they ve violated broadcasting copyright laws by taking the signals for free. the justices ruled against the barry diller backed internet startup. a triumph for broadcast , nbc,ies, including abc and cbs, who said that they were threatening the underpinnings of the industry by selling the programming online without licensing fees. aereo sought to give consumers a new way to watch broadcast tv would do without urges and packages. customers in 11 cities have been able to watch live and recorded broadcast programs or as little as eight dollars per month. in a statement after the decision the ceo said that the decision by the supreme court is a massive set act for the american consumer. he continued that they would continue to fight for t
Jim Holbrook has been working on antique tractors since he was 19. now in his early 80s, he's still active and still finding inspiration from engines of the past.