they need to multiple points of contact and repeated contact because as susan said, even as peer to peer going to talk to pare businesses, businesses do not quite understand, why do i need to pay attention to this? >> supervisor chcohen: we are talking about a policy that will be implemented tjrpigj -- through the city but it will be in some parts of the castro, the valley, parts of richmond, not once have i heard an example in the southeast neighborhood so i am curious. does that mean we do not have this types of problems or there is no outreach or we have not been strategically targeted for these frivolous lawsuits? >> i have extended invitations to the merchants associations and continue to do so to do presentations on disability access and the lawsuits and did do a presentation at the bayview merchants' a year ago. i would say probably for the calls and inquiries that we're getting and what we have seen from the cases filed, there has been very few in the southeast sector. >> also on my pet peeves, people associate the southeast with the baby -- bayview. thre is --- there is dogpatch

susan said she was taken aback by his answer into thought it was cold. there has been concern over the slow pace of this trial jurors today let out a groan when they were asked to leave the courtroom for the fifth time, that happens almost every single day. we asked the state attorney tim how long this trial is going to last, he said he has two more weeks of witnesses when we asked the defense attorney yesterday about how long the trial would last he joked about it and said halloween. >> coming up a lawsuit filed in one of the deadly accidents involving that mega bus company into a local islamic advocacy group comes out swinging after congressman joe walsh's controversial comments about radical muslims. sunshine and warmer temperatures are on the way. [ bell tolls ] so, why are we up here? because farmers offers a new-roof discount? [ thudding ] oh, boy. yep. and it's an agent's job to help people find new ways to save. there's some cool stuff up here. there sure is. [ man ] look what i found. it's a fiddler on the roof. ♪ [ up-tempo country ] what are

it's incredible because the problem is, as susan said, it's down ticking. you have races particularly in florida where there's congressional races. even allen west, someone who won on a tea party ballot. it's a republican leaning district, but an elderly district. he's got a lot of people over 55 in that district. people whether they're over 55 or under, don't like the idea of medicare vouchers. >> what about the back chatter? that can't help. >> it's difficult. i have read several articles where they're saying the romney advisory team as a whole was saying no, no, no. and romney came out and insisted. and once you have now made your announcement and you're out there, not only is it the medicare dilemma, but this afternoon, they were being pressed by their own constituents about tax policy. and the answer was, we will tell you our tax policy in the light of day after the elections. they have now several times in the last 48 hours refusing in their own meetings, their own town hall meetings to respond to direct questions from constituents and saying we haven

it's incredible because the problem is, as susan said, it's downticking. you have races particularly in florida where there's congressional races. even allen west, smoomeone who n on a tea party ballot. it's a republican leaning district, but an elderly district. he's got a lot of people over 55 in that district. people whether they're over 55 or under, don't like the idea of medicare vouchers. >> what about the back chatter? that can't help. >> it's difficult. i have read several articles where they're saying the romney advisory team as a whole was saying no, no, no. and romney came out and insisted. and once you have now made your announcement and you're out there, not only is it the medicare dilemma, but this afternoon, they were being pressed by their own constituents about tax policy. and the answer was, we will tell you our tax policy in the light of day after the elections. they have now several times in the last 48 hours refusing in their own meetings, their own town hall meetings to respond to direct questions from constituents and saying we haven

so as susan page said, don't expect this to change. expect to see more of it in the weeks to come. >> ah, for the innocent days of "i like ike." >>> both the president and his republican challenger dmitri young took -- mitt romney took today off. the democratic national committee will be shadowing romney's trip with this bus, the dnc calls the event the romney economics, the middle class under the bus tour part ii. all that as one of the latest and best known polls shows the race is still deadlocked. this is out today from gallup. it says 46% of registered voters would pick president obama if the election were held today and 46% would choose romney. just a month ago that very same poll showed at the present time up by four points. >>> big developments on the local political scene. maryland's general assembly hard at work in their special session and apparently wasting no time. the state senate has already tackled two controversial issues. first it's reversed part of a court ruling that called pit bulls inherently dangerous, and it's al

ambassador to the united nations susan rice said some members blocked the actions and caused annan's mission to fail. russia and china vetoed resolutions against syria three times. russia's ambassador to the u.n. renewed his criticism of the u.s. and the council's european members. >> some members of the council continue their routine of the past 15 months, the government fighting against the population, using force against its population. this is just a propaganda line. >> but the violence seems far from reaching its conclusion. syrian opposition forces have added some of the assad regime's heavy weaponry to their arsenal. they've captured a tank and turned it against government troops in oleppo. a uk-based human rights group says the free syrian army used the tank to attack an army base near the city. opposition forces have been operating with fewer weapons than the well-armed government troops. but they seem to be bolstering their firepower. neighboring countries appear to be sending them arms and funds. elsewhere in syria, government troops and pro-assad militiamen are on the att

ambassador to the united nations susan rice said some members blocked the security council's actions and caused annan's mission to fail. russia and china vetoed resolutions against syria three times. russia's ambassador to the united nations renewed his criticism of the u.s. and the council's european members. >> some members of the council continue their routine of the past 15 months, the government fighting against the population, using force against its population. this is just a propaganda line. >>> u.s. president barack obama is starting his day off sifting through a mixed bag of economic data and trying to find out how it will affect his re-election campaign heading into the fall. the latest employment data is out. the jobless rate inched up to 8.3% last month. it's been stuck around the 8% level for the last few months. the brighter spot involves nonfarm payroll. u.s. labor department analysts say employers added 163,000 jobs. that's approximately 60,000 more than economists had forecasted. the manufacturing sector gained 25,000 jobs while employment in food services also rose

and i come home and i've had fun i said i guess i get to play to susan takes me the club. we also were on a softball team. at softball practice, susan said billie jean when i'm play tennis. i went if you call it that. she says you know they give free coaching, for traction here every tuesday. i heard the word free. now there might be an opportunity for me to play more. so, i go out and i'm on the court with clive walker. i'll never forget this day as long as i live because at the end of this day, i knew what i was going to do with the rest of my life. i wanted to be the number one tennis player. my poor mother, picks me up. hi, honey committee jeff on? said mom, let's go home. i want to tell data my brother. come on, come on. well, my mother is going to be 90 in about two weeks and she still remembers that day. [applause] and we still always have a good laugh over it. she says you're still going. what's going on here? she's funny because she didn't really care. my brother, randy moffitt was a released pitcher most of his career for the same cisco giants, good slider. baseb

susan rice said the obama administration will likely back a different u.n. mandate in syria following the inability of monitors to carry out their duties. >> as we have said repeatedly, conditions, particularly the extreme use of violence and heavy weapons by the government do not permit the monitors or any monitors at this time who are unarmed to do the job they were sent to do. there is no cease-fire or cessation of violence for them to observe and report on. >> in afghanistan, a gunman wearing an afghan army uniform has shot dead three u.s. soldiers in southern helmand province. it was the latest in a series of deadly shootings by apparent members of the afghan forces against troops with the u.s.-led nato occupation. the shooting followed a suicide bombing that killed three u.s. soldiers and an aid worker in the eastern province of khadr. in mexico, the dead bodies of 14 kidnapped victims were found in an abandoned van thursday in the latest of a series of drug- related killings. it was at least the fifth incident in recent months to involve the exact num

obviously susan, if the nrcc is worried, could ryan's selection, you know -- they are coaching people. >> yeah. the democrats have the exact same memo using the exact same phraseology, so that's not exactly magic -- >> well, unless we are talk about them. >> of course. i agree with what was said -- i think the youth vote is not going to be attracted to his social positions, but i think ryan is a play for the independents. the independents will be more willing to have an honest debate around the physical situation in the country. >> but don't you think based on what karl said the voters who care about social issues often -- >> ryan was picked to solidify and energize his republican base. 40 to 45% is always going to vote republican, and 40 to 45% is always going to vote republican -- >> thank god they did that before the convention, by the way. >> yeah. i am so excited about this pick for so many reasons, because i think it will enable us to have an honest conversation. karl frisch and susan kennedy thanks so much you guys for coming inside "the war room." up next so many bachelors and

obviously susan, if the nrcc is worried, could ryan's selection you know -- they are coaching people. >> yeah. the democrats have the exact same memo using the exact same phraseology, so that's not exactly magic -- >> well, unless we are talk about them. >> of course. i agree with what was said -- i think the youth vote is not going to be attracted to his social positions but i think ryan is a play for the independents. the independents will be more willing to have an honest debate around the physical situation in the country. >> but don't you think based on what karl said, the voters who care about social issues often -- >> ryan was picked to solidify and energize his republican base. 40 to 45% is always going to vote republican, and 40 to 45% is always going to vote republican -- >> thank god they did that before the convention, by the way. >> yeah. i am so excited about this pick for so many reasons, because i think it will enable us to have an honest conversation. karl frisch and susan kennedy thanks so much, you guys for coming inside "the war room." up next so many bachelors and

. >> the controversy tonight over a susan g. komen ad they said was misleading because it only focused on the five-year survival rate for early diagnosis. 98% survived five years when it is diagnosed early versus 23% when it is not. they say those statistics are meaningless without context. for every life saved, some armed misdiagnosed and undergo unnecessary radiation, chemotherapy, and surgery. the maryland state fair of later this month which is why the cbc is reminding fair goers to be careful around pigs. there is now a new strain of flu spreading from animals to people. the new strain is h3-n2 and it does not seem to fred -- spread very well from person to person. there have been 29 cases of the new flow affecting children mostly in people with underlying health problems. >> there's always concern for the potential of the virus to spread efficiently within humans. we do not see that yet, but we continue to monitor. with this year's flu shot but not protect against it. the best way to avoid it is to wash your hands, especia

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after susan went missing in december 2009, he said publicly that he was convinced she ran off with another man. he wrote, i would be devastated were i to find out susan was dead for any cause. it wasn't until after detectives searched steven's house where he lived with his son that he provided this hint about what he'd spent years journalling. >> yeah, i became very interested in her, and i will say that, you know, probably developed into, you know, maybe an obsession. >> police say these documents don't answer the main questions about where susan powell is and what led up to her disappearance. >>> now at 6:00, a stabbing outside an arlington restaurant. >> the u.s. women's soccer team going for gold in a rematch against japan and the world's fastest man. still something to prove. >> the moment the redskins fans have been waiting for is just about an hour away now. robert griffin iii will make his nfl debut. >> doug is still monitoring strong storms. could be a lot more on the way as well. good evening. i'm jim vance. >>

susan, how can we say we've had over three years above 8% when obama clearly said we'd be at 6%, that's good news. that's the uber spin right there. i agree with jonas, we might be in this 8% and i hope we're not headed more toward europe, greece edging closer to 20% unemployment, but that may be the way. the bottom line, i don't think we're going to enter nor recession and it feels awful now, but we've been in kind of this awful mode for a while. i think in order for us to get worse, right now, housing prices would have to go into another slump, and flat line. and consumer spending would really have to drop off the cliff and that's flat line. unemployment would have to start getting back up to towards 10% and while i don't-- >> and right now, flat lining, shall we do that? and that's know the what we're talking about. >> yeah, i think we're just moving side ways through this muck and it's awful. it feels very european, as i said in the past, very european without the good food and that's the-- >> and well, we could argue about that, but, toby, if it feels like a recession to two-thirds

. >> darya: the conditions poured in early this year after susan g. coleman race for the cure said they would cut funding to the planned parenthood. they raise $3 million in just four days. >> darya: us go to george with more bay area traffic. >> george: we are starting to see an impact as a result of this accident on highway 101. we are at the scene of this crash that occurred around 3:00 a.m. when a vehicle sped off the road here and struck the poll. the driver of the vehicle was killed at the scene. pg&e crews will be out there trying to secure the poll and the wires that are attached to it. because of that this creates a visual hazard on the southbound side it is starting to slow to traffic as this heads towards petaluma in the southbound direction. in this area traffic is generally bottled up. it is known as the navato narrow because there are only two lanes that are usually open up here can give the heading of the bridge we have a mature ride to the toll plaza and things are just beginning to slow. metering lights have been activated in the west

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said that they are willing or they will withdrew the withdrawal of the monitors if the situation on the ground is does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this mesh that they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are. doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had you think there will be since. clin

said that they are willing or they will withdrew the throw the monitors if this insulation on the ground is does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this pressure they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations. is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had do you think there will be since. clinton a

said that they're willing or they will withdraw at the through the monitors if this is the way shown on the ground is does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this mesh that they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations. is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had do you think there will be s

said that they are willing or they will withdraw at the through the monitors if this insulation on the ground is does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this pressure they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations. is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had you think there will be since. clint

said that they are willing or they will withdrew the withdrawal of the monitors if this insulation on the ground is does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this pressure they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations. is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had you think there will be since. c

said that they are willing or they will withdraw at the through the monitors if this insulation on the ground is does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this mesh that they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations. is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had you think there will be since susan

said that they are willing or they will withdraw at the with through the monitors if this insulation on the ground is does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this pressure they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations. is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had you think there will be since

said that they're willing or they will withdrew the withdrawal of the monitors if this insulation on the ground is does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this mesh that they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations. is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had you think there will be since.

said that they're willing or they will withdraw at the through the monitors if this insulation on the ground is does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this pressure they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations. is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had do you think there will be since. cl

susan had enough. >> i went to 7 on your side. i said this is not right. >> we contacted citi mortgage which declined to discuss this case. however, it did finally agree to remove the late charge telling us we're pleased this matter has been resolved and apologize for any inconvenience. and appreciate abc 7 bringing this to our attention. >> i received a letter saying we're so sorry that you have been having a problem and we're going to send to the credit bureaus this was a mistake. they d after three years. >> thanks to citi mortgage for responding. and it's not uncommon for banks to buy ask sell mortgages. it's important to read notices and try to keep up on any change goesing on. and if there is still a problem with that, go to abc 7 news.com and click on 7 on your side. this is, you know, everybody thinks i've got the loan with this bank. >> they're wheeling and dealing. all the time. >> still to come unsung heroes get recognition they deserve. >> we'll have that and the cal train proposal. why the train was the perfect hello?

said that they are willing or they will withdraw at the with through the monitors if this insulation on the ground is does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this mesh that they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations. is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had you think there will be sinc

said that they are willing or they will withdraw at the through the monitors if this insulation on the ground is does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this mesh that they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations. is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had you think there will be since. clin

said that they are willing or they will withdrew the withdrawal of the monitors if this insulation on the ground is does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this mesh that they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations. is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had you think there will be since s

said that they are willing or they will withdraw at the withdraw the monitors if this insulation on the ground is does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this pressure they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing. layout of the united nations is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had you think there will be since susan ri

said that they're willing or they will withdrew the withdrawal of the monitors if this insulation on the ground is does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this pressure they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations. is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had you think there will be since. c

said that they're willing or they will withdraw at the withdraw the monitors if this is the way shown on the ground as does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this mesh that they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations. is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had you think there will be sinc

said that they are willing or they will withdraw at the withdraw the monitors if this is the way shown on the ground as does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this mesh that they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations. is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had you think there will be sinc

said that they are willing or they will withdrew the withdraw the monitors if the situation on the ground is does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this pressure they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations. is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had you think there will be since susan rice cl

said that they are willing or they will withdrew the withdrawal of the monitors if the situation on the ground is does not improve and so far it's not improving so is that is that is that them saying that this is the last time where expanding this pressure they are saying this is the last time they said that the last time they will change based on political realities not based on the realities on the ground the realities on the ground are not what is determining u.s. positions russian positions qatar's positions saudi positions anybody's positions except for the people of syria what the outside powers are doing has virtually nothing to do with what actually is going on on the ground so what we're seeing play out of the united nations. is a power struggle between the united states and russia between nato and the gulf states on the one hand and other arab states on the other we're seeing a bunch of different battles playing out diplomatically almost none of which are taking into account the interests of the people of syria where do you think that's had you think there will be since susan

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. >> let me come back to what romney said, quoted here with susan page. there's no question in mind that this action was calculated to build support with people that he wants to have excited about his re-election. just as so many of the things he's done were designed to try to shore up his base, and weakening the work requirement is an enormous mistake. he's saying that obama did to this try to get people to vote for him. what do you think of that. do you think that's why the president did it? >> i don't know why the president did it. i know that's the effect of what ft.'s done. in the sense that it does -- it does galvanize within certain communities a response. >> sure does. >> it's galvanized a response with you too. >> because i grew up with it. you grew up with it personally. >> absolutely. >> it's not a southern issue. >> the law has worked since 1996, chris. >> because the governors have asked for more liberalism -- you know why, because sometimes training has something to do with getting a job. if they can get someone to go to school -- >> the ult