Greece Still Divided On Austerity After New Elections  The
European debt crisis provided the backdrop to the weekend's
election in Greece where a conservative, party won the most
votes. The New Democracy party is working to form a coalition
government and says Greece must meet its bailout commitments.
But party leader Antonis Samaras also said he would work to
alleviate the hardships Greeks have suffered under austerity
measures.      And I'm Melissa Block hosting this week from NPR
West in Culver City, California.  We begin this hour with the
aftermath of yesterday's Greek elections. Politicians are
hurrying to form a new government. The New Democracy Party won
the biggest share of votes and its leader is pledging that
Greece will honor the tough terms of the bailout it accepted
from its European partners.  But as NPR's Sylvia Poggioli
reports, keeping that promise will not be easy.  SYLVIA
POGGIOLI, BYLINE: New Democracy leader, Antonis Samaras, had
consultation today with the leaders of the other parties a