do you mean georgie intentionally destroyed this how is he an economy. ga clearly violated all the agreements we had and wiped out everything in south a say yeah but what exactly had you had. when we were still in autonomy our agriculture in our industry actually did pretty well. we had twenty seven production facilities in south a city. but then georgians destroyed practically everything. which you are seeing in essence is that the public would not be able to survive without russian aid. it would be very hard for us to survive without this support. because you talk about rebuilding your economy in one of your recent interviews he said that. expected to develop a healthy efficient economy within the next eighteen months or so. but given its current devastation that would require an economic miracle. i think we should do it step by step what we can to procrastinate. either. we were already started revolving our agriculture. our republic has always been an agricultural area with the great opportunities for cattle breeding and producing other regular cultur

. >> reporter: tom georgie of georgie brothers furniture says that's the problem. the state of california has added one chemical flame retardant to its list of cancer- causing chemicals but no one seems to know which chemicals are in which sofas so they are all getting a prop 65 warning label what they do know if your couch was purchased in california, it likely contains pounds of chemical flame retardants added to comply with a 1970s state flammability standard. >> supposed to withstand the 12- second open flame. >> reporter: this scientist explains that's the 40-year-old requirement of tb-117. but it only applies to the foam inside the furniture which is why manufacturers douse it with chemicals. he demonstrates in an actual fire it's the fabric that catches first and once it's ignited he says the chemicals have little effect except to produce toxic smoke and carbon monoxide. and because the flame retardants migrate and set until dust studies found high levels of the toxic chemical in toddlers, breast milk and babies, as well. >> we do know it lowers iq that it s

and like i said the key office stickle he said georgie is unwilling to sign the agreement that's been drawn up by the south acedia a policy and russia on the known use of force against these countries. with us. i want to stress unless you would you agree stu signed these documents we can truly say these talks are efficient or productive. in this sense particularly. but i do believe the ingenue with talks are your only platform for discussing. settlement of this conflict conflict so i think we continue should. talks you know a final question of the recent election in georgia mistake really said they georgia would continue developing closer ties with the west including the to do you think georgia's hypothetical accession to nato would pose a threat to south india so in what way is it something you're worried about. georgia has already demonstrated how it can be a threat to south acedia. and as for plans that the georgian authorities me have. it is up to them to decide what they want to do. where we can impact their decision whether the shooter or shouldn't join nato. so let georgia make

. >> tom georgie says that's the problem. state of california has added one flame retardant. no one seems to know which are in which sofa so they're all getting a warning label. what they do know if it was purchased in california it contains pounds of chemical flame retardant. >> supposed to withstand the 12 second open flame. >> scientists donald lucas explains that's the 40-year-old requirement of tv117 but it only applies to the foam inside the furniture which is why manufactures douse with chemicals. actual fire, it's the fabric that -- the chemicals have little effect accept to produce toxic smoke. because the flame retardant mai great and settle. studies have found high levels of the toxic in breast milk an babies as well. >> it does slow brain development. >> state senator is relieved to revise flameble standard finally in the works that may eventually eliminate these chemicals from couches. tom says he's also relieved. >> if my customers are considered i'm concerned. >> now the vision california is expected by next summer. it would increase fire safety without the che

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uncertain as it stands the ruling party along with the communists are winning this election with the with georgieof the votes but the exit poll results which came out late on sunday suggested that the opposition parties may be gaining some kind of advantage in the future parliament and in that case things would be looking very grim for the ruling party and for the current president victory on the coverage because the opposition has been saying all along that it would impeach the president should it get a majority in parliament and why one way or another still the biggest increase in the future bottom and just who the former. so the former heavyweight champion of the world. will be joining in on the line in the case that the ruling party does not get a complete majority in parliament then it will be will be the decisive leader if he decides to join the alliance of the opposition parties which are already signed an agreement to join you in the coalition in the future parliament things would go would go in a very much unpredictable scenario in the ukraine the parliament voting itself according to th

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now opposition and georgie are still celebrating after arresting the majority of seats in parliament away from the ruling party in monday's vote to georgian dream bloc secured more than half of the votes while president saakashvili allies barely top forty percent and life here cesky reports leaders that already has been rocked. it was a jubilation like never before seen in billy c. it felt like georgia had won the world cup. their win was not yet been found but thousands took to the streets to celebrate supporters of the it was this in particular that in central square in the belief he played up to the exit poll results suggest that their proxy could be the various in the parliamentary election something hardly any one of them we have is that it was months ago last year the ruling party is rating was at seventy percent and nobody could challenge that so confident was saakashvili that he amended the constitution granting more powers to the prime minister a position many predicted he would eventually feel himself little did he know he was digging his own hole won't he move this changes

so the results this stage no highly likely to change are they what's next the without in mind for georgie with the ruling and opposition parties now having the looks of it swapped places. it is a definitely very sharp turnaround for georgia because the people who were in opposition to the current power just yesterday are basically days away from becoming the ruling party in this country and nobody expected this to happen just six months ago and largely this happened because of the scandal in september when the future of prison torture and sexual abuse in georgian prisons was released and this according to some experts changed the situation dramatically the writing of the current political party of the of the presidential party dropped by nearly twenty percent so definitely the situation is unfolding very interesting nobody expected such results as you can probably hear people are still celebrating a cars are speeding by honking very loudly with people with flags of the party on the georgia or the of the georgian flag all around the central billy sea but after all this partying is done cer

>> georgie anne, we, believe me, supported the simpson-mazzoli bill strongly -- and the bill that came out of the senate. however, there were things added in in the house side that weelt made it less of a good bill; as a matter of fact, made it a bad bill. and in conference -- we stayed with them in conference all the way to where even senator simpson did not want the bill in the manner in which it would come out of the conference committee. there were a number of things in there that weakened that bill. i can't go into detail about them here. but it is true our borders are out of control. it is also true that this has been a situation on our bords back through a number of administrations. and i supported this bill. i believe in the idea of amnesty for those who have put down roots and who have live here even though sometime back they may have entered illegally. with regard to the employer sanctions, we must have that not only to ensure that we can identify the illegal aliens, but also, while some keep protesting about what it would do to employers, there is another employer that we sh

georgie, brianna, good morning to you. caller: good morning. how are you this morning custom? i am a single mom. last year i was in the hospital and i could not vote. this year i will be voting. i am ready to see a change in the white house. i am ready to see the average american be able to taste their dreams and not see the worry about the government pushing them back. host: will you be voting for mitt romney? caller: with obamacare, there are going to be some good changes and then i see there are going to be some bad changes. my child is on medicaid right now. i am waiting to see what obama will do for me. i cannot say whether i agree or disagree on that the bay. the white house needs to stop painting a perfect picture and start realizing we are in debt to our eyeballs and we need to start looking at the average american family and household, lower income families, and start seeing what those families really need. it needs to take america by storm. they need to do what our forefathers did for us. host: mike in alabama. oh, no! we just lost our friend. i hit the wrong button.

>> georgie anne, we, believe me, supported the simpson-mazzoli bill strongly -- and the bill that camee senate. however, there were things added in in the house side that we felt made it less of a good bill; as a matter of fact, made it a bad bill. and in conference -- we stayed with them in conference all the way to where even senator simpson did not want the bill in the manner in which it would come out of the conference committee. there were a number of things in there that weakened that bill. i can't go into detail about them here. but it is true our borders are out of control. it is also true that this has been a situation on our borders back through a number of administrations. and i supported this bill. i believe in the idea of amnesty for those who have put down roots and who have lived here even though sometime back they may have entered illegally. with regard to the employer sanctions, we must have that not only to ensure that we can identify the illegal aliens, but also, while some keep protesting about what it would do to employers, there is another employer that we shouldn