if it's unsanitar we ask it be cleaned or be repaired or replaced. we can't say, sometimes we get calls who want these things replaces because they occupied a unit for 20 years and think it's time to replace it. unless we see it's frayed or unsanitar we can't ask for it to be replaced. >> the occupant might say my apartment has not been paint indeed 20 years it's time to paint it. the code does not require that. it doesn't say every 20 years you have to repaint or replace carpeting. in hotels there are issues about masresses and linens and bed bugs. >> there is a problem with bed bugs if a building has bed bugs it's a complicate asked requires a lot of diligence to get rid of them. so, if you run across that you really do need to talk with the department of public health. they actually have good materials and protocols that i have set up to assist the exterminator with that. it does require a professional pest control operator deal with that area and the surrounding area on more than one occasion because of the biology and life siefl bed bugs. they a

guardian is the teacher or principal administrator or whatever and. we are not required to report to the state or register or do anything like that we do have certain you know we work wired to. follow a bonafide program of reading spelling arithmetic and good citizenship. but what if your kids don't want to learn how to read. well most of the time you know i think it's almost really difficult not to learn how to read well most children learn naturally anyway and you can introduce steps of them but you know kids learn at different paces and i know several families where the children learn to read whenever they wanted to read and they ended up loving it now the love of learning was not squashed and they ended up in you know following pursuits and passions and even careers where reading was you know totally necessary and it just goes along with the precept that you know children can and will learn what they need to or want to learn when they want or learn or need to learn it ok we just this is second life there but if there was a student or a child who s

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or if you take aspirin products, nsaids, or blood thinners. tell your doctor about all medicines you take, any planned medical or dental procedures, and don't stop taking pradaxa without your doctor's approval, as stopping may increase your stroke risk. other side effects include indigestion, stomach pain, upset, or burning. if you have afib not caused by a heart valve problem, ask your doctor if pradaxa can reduce your risk of a stroke. we're going to head on into the interview. what really moves you about this car? i mean, it's definitely the styling, from an aesthetics point of view, um, so that was something that just kind of instantly appealed to me. lauren, tell us how you use your sync? i'm using it for business. i'm using it to talk to my friends who send me text messages. it reads everything outloud. the funniest one, i think, was when it said g r r r r r r for "grrr". do you the fiesta is appropriately named? it is a party on wheels. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... a

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a few years ago, we didn't know of facebook or iphone or smart phone.efore that, we never envisioned a music service broken down into component parts, and my kids being their own record producers. everybody's excited about what the new tools mean for the possibility of product and services, and so there's a sense of infinite possibility, but it's also real uncertainty. if you have a traditional business and you're very, very successful, and you feel the heat of the need to innovate and change, that is anxiety producing and it's an ambiguity because you're not 100% sure where it's going or whether it's profortble to go there and whether consumers will respond to new markets and opportunities, and yet you know you can't standstill. if you are still in this market, you'll get killed. the path of companies is littered with companies that really sat and missed this, you know, disruptive change, and then they never could catch up. you know, businesses are full of those stories so, yeah, it's a period of anxiety and ambiguity. there's more we don't know than d

30 for the house or senate. am quoting you, fred. >> the choice is tweedledee and tweedledum. summit difficulty in ascertaining whether ideology is, what their real preferences are and what they really going to do. those are not easy things to do and politicians in the political process i think we can agree with tinted camouflage those and often with a compliancy of the. >> not to be argumentative, not every election is of no consequence. not every election is tweedledum and tweedledee. every election with high turnout is the soviet union so i want to ask both of you factually, we voted half the rate of western european countries which have some traditions comparable to ours. why? and then i would like to ask you why. >> caremark, i suppose you could call it an ulterior motive. i'm hoping that if we did manage to get mandatory attendance at the polls it but for some other salutary change in our election system. the united states united states is the only significant democracy in the world that puts the burden of

or whomever. the worst thing they could do is nothing. jordan? a lot of times what parents ask is, "how can i start that conversation with my child?" because it might feel awkward, it might feel wrong to have that conversation. and two tricks that i always give to parents is: one, everyone asks how you are doing. in our society we all say, "how are you doing?" to make that positive connection, to start a conversation, i tell parents ask your kids how they are feeling, and that can change the entire dialect of a conversation by just one word, "how are you feeling?" and the other thing is relate. i know my parents and i used to do this thing called highs and lows. at dinner we would talk about our highs for the day, what we loved, and then our lows, what was our down point for the day. and for me, that secured me, to know that i'm not just going through a bad day. my mom, my dad, they can have a bad day too. so always relate and try to start a conversation is a good tip for parents. when we come bac

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grows too quickly or gets sick or whatever it is we will we call those fish and we only select the ones that don't have those unintended side effects for for actual production by the time these fish are ready to go on the market they will have been through six generations that's over fifteen years of observation. and we're quite confident that there's enough. occurring there that was unexpected. back to the united states for the past eighty years genetically modified grain has been cultivated as if this were completely normal canola cotton and soya dominate the market the plants have been manipulated so that they produce their own insecticide to kill pests. from humans who of course eat this as well how does such a thing of nature do you demand professor of entomology at the university of minnesota is attempting to examine just this point is that the bt corn bt cotton and even the cheaper tadros were commercialized before many of the potential effects of these crops on the environment were investigated as to how much gene flow a kind of non-target affects how to whether or not resistanc

of your thoughts or you know. considering the republicans can really pass whatever they want the house including paul ryan's budget to privatized medicare which they passed is very telling that they have yet to pass any sort of health reform law only to replace the one they just repealed or is it that they really had no intention of replacing obamacare because it's not fully repaired i mean the house could do this you haven't even to be repealed obamacare yet you have to have the senate on board so that's not going to i don't let's make a gesture have to send and then you have to have to pay ransom or do you have to have. my replaces look at martin feldstein i think he has a very smart plan it's called catastrophic insurance i think that's a pretty good plan but i think that you have to do one step at a time you have to repeal it and it has not yet been repealed could. but there is but there there is a proposal to repeal it that has been passed by congress by the house of representatives by the house of representa

bart will also be responsible for any claims or issues that arise from the general public or the area stakeholders regarding the barriers. bart must obtain port building permits for the project, which require that federal, state, and city regulatory issues be procured, such as ceqa and san francisco bay conservation development commission documents. for the surface barriers, port staff have reviewed the design and layout and also accepted the ceqa determination, and bcdc's approval has been required. when bart submit their request for the barriers, they will be required to provide similar approvals. port and bart have agreed on the various and to establish conditions under which these proposed barriers will be addressed in respect to the review procedures, construction, design, access, relocation, maintenance, and indemnification. the cooperative agreement is 66 years along with bart's right to request an extension before the 64th year. on october 26, 2010, the port commission by resolution 1071 approved the cooperative agreement subject to the approval of the board of supervisors. ba

so we're stuck -- where stucco but thes up to -- butts up to brick or wood or to vinyl or -- those are the areas that you have to be -- where two materials come together, that's the area that you really have to maintain and that's where the leaks happen. that's where cracks occur. there's differential settlement, over time the materials pull apart and that's where you really have to be concerned about maintaining a water proof seal. >> so if you look at a picture like this where we see the stairs which are probably concrete and the building which is a wood frame building, they separate. they will separate. they are not made of the same materials. and the reason that we have a gap that will ultimately occur between the stair and the building is they have different rates of expansion and contraction from the sun and just from temperature change. they have differential settlement in san francisco. everything settling a little bit. doesn't have to be settling a lot but if it settles a quarter of an inch over 10 years, part of it is going to settle more than another part and the inherent ma

blood or whatever the case may be. as you reminded me, our district generates the most 311, or at least our office does, in the city, and we introduce those every tuesday to shore those up, and yet, we realize that we are taxing, as all of us try to do, the city services to respond. the question i am wondering is are people getting away with this with impunity? are we seen as basically being so passive about it that they think that we can go ahead and do this? >> with the approval by the board of the plight ordinance, we have made significant strides, particularly with regard to graffiti on private property. we're getting much better compliance now pirie to the extent people are not complying, we have and that is and to basically compel compliance. folks are not, on the whole, i would say getting away with it with impunity. for the many tens of thousands of service requests for graffiti that we are getting, we are getting very high levels of compliance and you may see 10 or 12 people who are not happy, but those other

yes or no? >> there is room for improvement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. mr. mcclelland, i appreciate it. in the shield act versus the grid act on ferc authority, do you feel you need additional level of authority to respond to a national security threat? can you be more specific in that? on the flip side of that additional authority is how we balance that with state regulatory entities? >> the shield act provides the commission with a proviso if it finds the nerc standard insufficient, it can offer a measure to put into place to address a security vulnerability. the commission currently under the 215 process cannot author or modify reliability standards. we can provide input, but we cannot author or modify. i feel it's important that the commission be given that direct authority to be able to order measures to be put into place to write those measures, and to direct they be put into place to address vulnerabilities to the power system or thre

or if you take aspirin products, nsaids, or blood thinners.ell your doctor about all medicines you take, any planned medical or dental procedures, and don't stop taking pradaxa without your doctor's approval, as stopping may increase your stroke risk. other side effects include indigestion, stomach pain, upset, or burning. if you have afib not caused by a heart valve problem, ask your doctor if pradaxa can reduce your risk of a stroke. . >>> finally tonight here, the superstar lebron james of the miami heat has made some great shots in the nba finals, just not when it mattered most. now dallas, one game from the championship, and james is facing some uncomfortable questions. how can such a gifted athlete making so much money wilt under pressure and can he turn it around? rob nelson dares to join the debate. >> the mavericks will take a 3-2 lead in the nba finals. james fires over stevenson. inside to james -- offensive foul! james sets for three -- off the mark. >> reporter: lebron james is called "the king." but with miami down 3-2 in the fin

or. american or hear that there were eight commercial radio stations in my not six of them including q.c. g.b. had been bought by one company clear channel they were programmed from twelve hundred miles away the satellite i got the radio on. and just going through a telephone k.c. g.b. who is the station for what at that time for emergency services or anything we heard on the radio was what time it was and the temperature what time it was and the temperature and that it's old one forty one forty five to fifteen to twenty oh it was awful only the time in town that's all we heard over and over and over and over again. and country music what is your emergency why not police tested the emergency alert system the week before but it didn't work that night and i don't want to hear my country and cops aren't allowed to interrupt regular programming when they need to interruptions cut into advertising revenue only the president can do that. if we if we could have had somebody on that would have sa

or more kits or besides an r.v. orcutt's it's not kalashnikov which are thousands of them are spread all over the world to keep killing people we should control all we the civilized parties into we should control all the weapons flow otherwise each of us might be harmed russian airliner might be targeted by it always to buy russian made defense. and this is a case even there though so kill of it isn't excusing rushed. providing no new weapons thirty two militant sensors it's accusing russia of having not enough control over its own weapons is that the point we go to accuse our show not accusing but we one thing no more content will cost the russian government to his original contours or should something it and to know and to know. when russia weapons to syria or iran then you'll see is not there so i mean believes as i go mentors will they consider sending weapons to these or countries is russia is russia accepting except in this case to discuss this it is probably your nose or some government consul. says here s c

or the e.p.a. or one of these agencies that the keeping is a lot of it well they tend to have college educations or master's degrees or ph d.'s and therefore they're more are paid the fact of the matter is and we all know this that people who work in government jobs are actually with identical levels of education and experience make less than they do in the private sector studies that disagree on that although there are look there are opposed to that this is also the benefits which are outlandish compared the profit so even when you include the benefits the private sector employees are making more money than public sector the difference is the public sector employees have more job security and they have more job security because these unions and you guys now want to strip away the union so we don't really use your user we're both perfectly legal to have a union but should i tax dollars go to pay for union time no the should not it's a point of fact it works out to if it's two point nine million hou

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or if you take aspirin products, nsaids, or blood thinners.your doctor about all medicines you take, any planned medical or dental procedures, and don't stop taking pradaxa without your doctor's approval, as stopping may increase your stroke risk. other side effects include indigestion, stomach pain, upset, or burning. if you have afib not caused by a heart valve problem, ask your doctor if pradaxa can reduce your risk of a stroke. >>> now a look ahead at the stories we'll be watching thth monday -- president obama tries to move talks about reducing the nation's debt forward, by meeting separately with top leaders from both sides of the aisle. republicans had walked out of the discussions last week. >>> congresswoman michele bachmann launches her presidential campaign today in iowa. the latest poll numbers show that she's tied at the top with mitt romney. for the republican nomination. >>> the casey anthony murder trial resumes today in orlando, that's when we may find ouou exactly why the judge canceled saturday's court session because of a l

stay straight or you will be jewish or be a revolutionary. i mean, that's been known. the thing that's new is that now we know they know. we know that we have no privacy. our lack of privacy is becoming transparent to us; right? that is actually a healthy thing. >> well, i don't disagree with that at all. i think the thing that -- the first is a worry, and the second is more optimistic. we'll go between pessimism and optimism. i think that the thing that worries me about the time we're living in is the fragmentation of our attention and the danger, the blessing of the ability to get our hands on all this information and to make things with it and express ourselves. we're going through like this unbelievable period of self-expression now. i mean, the old saying was, you know, freedom of the press belongs to him who can own one. well, now we can all own wop. we're all talking, but it's not clear if we're listening. i think it is clear we're not all listening and we're being overwhelmed by so many voices clammoring to get into the conversation a

or treasury only. they don't treat you like an artist about the demise of independent producers in hollywood however the days of independent producer taking his or her created this man on a series or movie it will be to completion is a thing of the past in this democrats and republicans joined in opposition to more consolidated media but a competitor can start a local bank or a restaurant you just can't go in and start a radio or t.v. station. because the airwaves are finite and not only are they finite. their own not by the seller but by the people but on december eighteenth two thousand and seven republican members of the f.c.c. voted to allow broadcasters and newspapers in the same town to have the same owner allowing cross ownership may help to forestall the erosion and local news coverage by enabling companies to share these local news gathering costs across multiple media. today's order amends the thirty two year old absolute ban on newspaper broadcast cross ownership. last time the commission we

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you know facebook and all these things are she was kind of an entertainment or a game or. irrelevant career but not not the serious word not the official word so. the domination of the media by the same interests that. she will leave military industrial complex. is a threat to life on earth and who stands to benefit from this i mean do you see any any indication that more folks will sign on to what you're saying and i don't actually demand an end to the seemingly endless day of war. where we've seen what's happened throughout the arab world we've seen the heroic. struggle of the people of egypt for freedom after many generations of. very violent dictatorial government supported by the united states. so documenting. the baraka for decades is harder two hundred fifty people are on the streets as early as two years ago in cairo because of fear you have to bring foreigners and it will be the majority of the protest finally with the union and to loosen it across the arab world and beyond the urban see people road they're not going to take it anymore the cart of repression and.

our children or our children's children in our congress here in the united states or legislatures out there will devote all these different laws tax laws and corporate laws what can be more important when deciding on the feminine genetic future of life on earth. are. hungry for the full sleep we've got it's. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. welcome back to the spotlight i'm older not even just a reminder my guests in the studio today are and really can we get i know that rex you are the institute for democracy incorporation and add to the row now the president and c.e.o. of the u.s. for russia business council gentlemen we've started talking about these as and this is a pretty new issue in russian relations to the. visa facilitation probably even moving to a visa free regime that presidents respective countries that talks about it in france recently no i want to change the subject and talk about something very symbolic something very historic and russian very cruel ations the jackson vatican really told journalists who interview people like yours

or. fear. ok it's time for you said it i read it or i take time to respond to my brilliance engaging viewer comments from facebook twitter and here too because when you're saying. something i listen i want to start off with a comment from our you tube user atheists he that and how you grow in response to my fireside friday about the pentagon's shameless stonewalling of freedom of information act requests for pictures of osama bin laden's body from several news organizations from a.p. to politico and he said i love you but you are wrong on this one we don't need to drag the body through the streets as proof so eight hundred eleven we were cast in one thousand and eleven now this is where i would like to politely disagree with atheist reagan he that i never said that we should be dragging osama bin laden's body through the streets in fact i couldn't be further from what i want i simply want just like a.p. reuters fox news politico and countless other journalistic organizations for the us go

or the i.c.c. saying that they want to try davi for crimes against humanity that would be like having hitler over the nuremberg trials of nazis you've got european nations in serbia and now in libya bombing and killing civilians that's not the plaited shooting up fishing boats and you have them now admittedly trying to assassinate khadafi itself an international war crime the i.c.c. has said nothing about the war crimes in iraq and that eight and a half plus year war afghanistan the admitted massacre so this is really a joke in the way the i.c.c. carries out trials is a joke just like the world criminal court was love them illogic and again i'm not saying any of these guys are good or bad the point is he died while they were holding him and they wouldn't let him have as witnesses they wouldn't let him testify so it's a total and complete kangaroo court it's a joke and it's a tool of basically the anglo-american e.u. stablish meant to go in and persecute countries it's western backed rebels that hav

or with the e.u. member conference what we really want to make sure of is that whilst we of course respect the the legal framework within the european union when we work what we want to make sure of is that whatever specific measures are taken do not in any way undermine the economic viability of the project for the entire duration of the operations of the front we want to have a clear stable and support its legal and regulatory framework so that's what we're working well many experts by the way say that from the economic point of view the modernization of ukraine's gas pipeline system would be a cheaper solution than constructing a new underwater adeline is it true or does moscow believe that ukraine has lost its credibility as a reliable point. but i think in general the transit networks need modernization a good example of that is also the north street project which is now for its first stage nearing completion it's a great success which will also ensure stable long term supply so a modern system a

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air it's liquid sodium liquid metal and so on contact with water or air it could explode or catch on fire so it's a very risky reactor design they've had fires that manjoo they had a bad fire in one thousand nine hundred five that's been largely shut down ever since and the danger of this procedure it's so unnecessary they can just shut the reactor down not try to extract this thing it's in the extraction of this three point three ton weight that they could step in dominoes falling that could lead to a disaster what is this three and a half ton thing that i didn't know what it was used to be honest i don't know it's a newer cities any. they are saying i fell in there and ok it plays a role in the reactor and i'm not sure what it is but it weighs three point three tons they don't need to remove it but they want to operate this thing this manjoo experiment is twenty years old it's cost twelve billion dollars and a part of it is suppose it's supposed to generate electricity for our society it's generated electricity for one hour in those twenty years. isn't isn't one of the other reason

when we have different presentations or sometimes bands that come or even though we have. talent night if we have people that want to show off their talent we have a stage. we've done all sorts of things here from a halloween party christmas parties there's other events that happened here at the center as well you know they had they have solved the last. thing. in the early twenty first century military bases the network of military bases all around the world forms the new empire that the united states is trying to build when you look at the pentagon's website and their public information they acknowledge having somewhere over seven hundred military bases scattered among about one hundred thirty countries that's astonishing that's astonishing most americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of a million more than two hundred fifty thousand u.s. troops stationed on these bases all around the world it's not illegal to take but. i get a perspective on. the movies that we have in the movies are free. the unit of empire in the classic european empires was the colony. t

yes there in lies the problem if it has to do with sex or infidelity or rape allegations or winter breaks then the mainstream media is all over it but this brings up questions about government transparency or morality in the rule of law the value of truth that's where the mainstream media always seems to me. now there's a lot of big news today when it comes to the wars that america is waging a brought to the u.s. has reportedly been stepping up air strikes in yemen over the last few weeks with drones and fighter jets on an attempt to keep al qaeda in the arabian peninsula from gaining any ground as for now president saleh has left the country after being injured in an attack and the war against libya has been seeing some of the heaviest bombing in the last few days while allied arab nations have all been meeting up with davi to discuss a post gadhafi libya although gadhafi remains defiant and continues to respond by shelling was rather than off much a lot of you who initially wanted a u.s. invasion of iraq now says that u.s. troops must go even though it's top u.s. officials including rob

because motherland this guilty or else we have to find that out i do process of luck. coming up japan is literally at the mercy of their ravaged nuclear plants and the tables are turned with america be able to overcome the nuclear meltdown. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right here and. i think russia may be the one to well. we have a government says they're going to keep you safe get ready because you're going to their freedom. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you don't. charge is a big issue. three months after the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami in japan there's still no good news coming from the melted down for regime a nuclear reactor a new report suggests that not only had three reactor cores of the crippled plant suffered meltdowns but they may also have melted through the containment vessels a scenario that if true would yield far more devastating consequences than just a meltdown als

enough confidence or were thought to understand whether or not you're doing a good job and so my belief is you're right for you run for election and if they accept your they accept you then you carry that out well maybe maybe they just think that when you are in office you you've got too much of what we call the administrative resource i mean you can you you can you can pull more money more resources to being reelected that's the graph of the normal time because of just worried about reelected and you not worry about doing your job then you can't be reelected most people worry about that maybe they don't accumulate money i get my campaign going and they forget about doing their job and so the mayor is more it's not a partisan job the mayor is about people and that's what a mayor's office is about look at what's your biggest achievement what makes you kid kids proud of you as a mayor who i think is giving them a good quality education striving to do that and i pointed out because you could do everything in a city but if you don't educate your children then you have really failed as a soc

from proposal or idea to actual adoption. supervisor chu: ok. do you think it is possible for you to provide information about some of the rules that have been enacted in the past year perhaps or some of the things we're working on or some of the things the commission will be considering in the coming year? because they have certainly a very big impact on our operations. we definitely want to see these rules considered at the commission in a timely way. given that we did not have any recommendations from the budget analyst and any report on this item and there are no questions from the committee, why don't we move on to the next apartment, which is the public library. >> good morning. city librarian. i want to start by basically talking about the fact that at a time when we are seeing our neighboring libraries with threatened closures of library services, in san francisco, it is impressive to see that we continue to innovate libraries and expand services. this past saturday, we opened the 19th project associated with the branch library improveme

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or. just. sort of more. places. so let me give you a few more details the thing is kind of like a polygraph but also measures your heart rate and steadiness of gaze as you're walking through that terminal and that's just great because i know i get a little bit of nervous when i go through that old porno scanner thing next thing i know i would be arrested for suspicion of being a terrorist now d.h. s. is really not saying a whole lot about this new system but they claim that it has seventy percent success rate so far those tests have only taken place in a lap so i just wonder what will happen when those remote sensors are moved into a crowded airport or a bus terminal and god knows that a terminal of angry holiday travelers can see like a world cup group of would be criminals now as you can imagine there are critics out there and i say rightly so sometimes scientists question if there are enough unique signatures for quote mal intent that's the homeland security's term for the intention to cause harm scientists say t

this committee alone has experienced at least three occasions when briefings or canceled or relevant witnesses were denied without explanation. it was pointed out that very basic questions about the operation have gone unanswered. the deputy secretary of state declined to address certain questions on the basis they could only be answered by the military, and yet the administration has refused to provide the committee with defense department witnesses. it is inexplicable behavior that contributes to the damage that the libyan president might create in the future. i do not doubt that president obama elected to launch this war because of the altruistic impulse is, but that does not make the united states intervention in libya any less of a war of election. american pilots are flying in minority of the missions within the coalition, which justifies the contingent we're not engaged in hostilities, especially since u.s. participation enables most of the operations under way. the president does not have the authority to substitute his judgment for constitutional process when there is no eme

go ahead i was a little or. it is alleged to have been involved and essentially hacking into a bunch of databases and posting big lists of people's passwords and maybe credit card numbers online i mean if that's true that's illegal and you know i think fair enough to investigate that ok fine i just think that there really are worse things going on in the world but you know if there is some illegal activity then so be it but now we have the government and this is obviously a massive scale right we've heard from military officials that cyber war is now on the table and if somebody attacks. or somebody attacks our electric grid then maybe we're going to start shooting missiles their way and now it's come out that a.p. has been reporting that apparently president obama signed a number of executive orders on this about a month ago so that people can come to him so who can we trust to make those decisions to see whether this is really an attack that they think might be worth pursuing i'm sure the president is into you

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bush or george w. bush? >> collected believe i would have my own foreign policy, and that it would reflect on the best of the successes of our country. and there are positive examples in both of those administrations from challenges as well obviously. i don't think it is one or the other. a thick there are strong and positive elements in both. these are complex issues and complex parts of the world have lots of nuance. to suggest a doctrine for the region that is cut her is under utilization of our ability, capability, and are thoughtfulness. there are elements of both. right're not in a primary now, are you? >> just to get away from the middle east for a moment, whatever policy toward north korea be different from what ever the policy is today? [laughter] >> north korea is one of the most concerning challenges that we face in the foreign-policy arena. i think that north korea will most likely best respond to a multifaceted approach, prominent when an important rule ha for china in that discussion. it is not

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