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nce one month ago, we traveled with the united nations bservers when they were still ld bing toward a cease-fire in syria, so political talks could begin. genera the chief of the u.n. robeion general robert mood edmitted defeat. >> it pains me to say, however, that we are not on the track for peace in syria. >> reporter: that is an ity rstatement. after pockets of very heavy fighting all over the city of damascus last night, scott, today the city was pretty much deserted. shops and businesses were closed and people really just stayed home. ome. the only place that they ly planywhere near safe. >> pelley: thanks, liz. owsia rarely allows reporters into the country, so firsthand accounts are rare. but we have one this evening from reporter austin tice, who is inside syria on assignment for the "washington post." earlier, he told us by phone bay rebel attack that he witnessed today against buildings that house syrian secret police in a town. o the targets were two police. one in the center of the city and one on the southern outskirts of the town. the battle continued throughout the afte

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thimply think the president has ld becognize that this should be a campaign about the direction of the country and these personal attacks have to stop. >> reporter: you say it's ridiculous. but why is this there this lscrepancy? you said you left bain in 1999 yet bain is listing you as c.e.o. until 2002. why were you listed as c.e.o. until 2002? >> the documents show that there's a difference between ownership-- which is that i owned shares in bain but did not manage bain. otleft as everyone knows to run ee olympics in february of 1999. i was full time running the olympics. i had no role whatsoever in the management of bain after i went to the olympics and that's been demonstrated by people who work at bain, by all of the documents but i still retained an ownership interest. >> reporter: even if you weren't making daily managerial decisions, though, doesn't the buck stop with you? >> actually, when you leave an enterprise and you have other people who are managing the , terprise, who take fsponsibility for the stvestment decisions, who decide s o's going to get hired and rered, who dec

number two, what about the fact that going into this healthare legislation we were all ld that this is not gogoing to addo the deficit, that this is not going to cost anything, and now we see it's going tow cost a trillion dollars. >> well, first of all, i wououl say this, that i think it's very important that we realize this goes way beyond just insurance reform. we actually have the tools to change thehe way we p for health today. right now we pay on a fee for service basis. we've got to end that. right now we're actually going down in quality. life expectancy is going down. we've got to change that. with regard to costs overall, the cvo still says over a 20-year period of time we'll save a trillion dollars. can you find the authorities and find the projectionsith regard to costs. i guarantee you if we fully implemement the cost provisionsn this bill, the cost containment provisions, we'll save money. >> you say life expectancy is going down. i thought wewe wer living longe. >> my children have more of a ance of dieing younger than i do. one in three children will have type 2 diabete