so the united order is something that kept about two full fruition.hank you very much sees the same charge establishing that heavenly unity on earth and he talked about it in conjunction with each other. thank you. [inaudible] >> i think you will find the book fascinating as i have. it is very hard to get an equitable judgment about several people in american history. how many books have george armstrong custer? how many books on lincoln. you would see the proliferation and brigham young isn't in that category, but the category just below because there are lots of commentaries. this one is superior to most if not all. it is very mature. as we add, i would like you to thank our panelists and are out there wish them well. thank you. [applause] >> for more information, visit the author's website, john g turner.com. >> tonight i'm going to discuss abraham lincoln zero in 1860 to 1861. more specifically we will talk about my abraham lincoln reject bids any meaningful compromise. following his election as president in november of 1860, the country was gripp

the saint george temple, and so the united order is very mixed success. something that can't be brought to full fruition. at the end of his life, i think he sames the saint george temple at least establishing a glimpse of that heavenly unity on earth. he talks about it too in conjunction with each other. thank you. [inaudible] >> using up time? agree, that's too bad. [laughter] i think you will find the book fascinating as i have. it is very hard to get an judgment about several people in american history. how many books on george armstrong? how many books on lincoln? you see the proliferation and brigham young suspect in that category, he's in the category just below because there are lots of commentaryies. this one is superior to most, if not all. it is very mature, as we end, i would like you to thank our panelists and our author and to wish them well. thank you. [applause] for more information visit the authors website johngturner.com. >>> tonight i'm going discuss abraham lincoln's role in 1860 and 1861. more specific, i want to talk about why abraha

the united order, trying to make earth more like science. the united order was very mixed success, something that can't be brought to full fruition. at the end of his life he sees the temple as establishing a clans that have and the unity honor and parks of the two in conjunction with each of the. thinking. >> we have -- to we have enough time? as to that. at the queue we will find the book fascinating, as i have. it is very hard to get an equitable judgment above several people in american history, how many books on george of strong customer, how many books on lincoln. you see the proliferation. and premiere in is not in that category, but the category just below because there are lots of commentaries. this one is superior, if not all it is very mature. as we end, with like to think our panelists and our author and to wish tomorrow. [applause] >> for more information visit the authors website. >> tonight and going to let this gusts abraham lincoln's role in the crisis of the union, 1860- 1861. more specifically of talk girl why abraham linc

we the people of the united states, in order to form a more perfect union, establish justice and sharetranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and to prosperity to ordain and establish this constitution for the united states of america. i have two boys living in kenya and these word have provided some inspiration for the following. then the lord said to moses, rise early in the morning and go in before pharaoh and say to him, thus says the lord god of the hebrews, let my people go that they may serve me. for at this time i will send all my plagues to your very heart and your servants and on your people that you may know that there is none like me in all the earth. now, if i had stretched out my hand and struck you and your people with pestilence, then you would have been cut off from the earth. but indeed for this purpose i have raised you up that i may show you my power in you and that my name may be declared in all the earth. as yet you exalt yourself against my people in that you will not let them go.

the brown act allows you to do that to make an emergency request for the president of the united states to order our troops home under martial law [speaker not understood], which will end 77 unconstitutional wars since world war ii and get him reelected. i think he'd like that. thank you for listening. >> thank you. next speaker. we're switching the microphone. now you can go. >>> my name is paulette brown and i'm here again i'm going to show the video i've been showing every week concerning our little children, the violence going on here [speaker not understood]. [video presentation] >> it is quite another to experience the sudden violent death of a loved one. >>> it is not a joke. [gunshots] >> in 2004 san francisco experienced [speaker not understood] ♪ >>> [speaker not understood], we need someone to stand with us. we feel sorry for those people that got murdered on mission street. we want to help them also, but we need someone to stand with us. we don't want to lose another child either. >>> the homicide victim are the people of color. their loved ones, living in neighborhoods and [speaker

they would like to have relations, encounters with the united states in order to fave way to that end, they wanted to have good relations with japan as a precursor. >> what are the prospects for improvement in relations between pyongyang and tokyo? there are so many issues that need to be solved between the two countries. >> yes, there are so many. among them, most did i feel, important ones, there are three. one is abduction issues. number two, not in the order of the priority, two is missile testing and nuclear problems. the third one, economic cooperation. those are three difficult issues and barriers. it's not so easy to solve those issues at once. perhaps it needs time and endurance, efforts on both sides. out of them, perhaps most thorny or sensitive issue is abduction issues. yesterday, it was 35 years since the kidnapping. not just her but families of the victims are aging. >> yeah. obviously, time is running out. >> yes. exactly. time is running out. so not so much time. we have to try to do our best to solve the issues. >>> tetsuya endo, former official in charge of negotiat

they would like to have relations, encounters with the united states. in order to pave the way to that end, they wanted to have good relations with japan as a precursor. >> what are the prospects for improvement in relations between pyongyang and tokyo? there are so many issues that need to be solved between the two countries. >> yes, there are so many. among them, most did i feel, important ones, there are three. one is abduction issues. number two -- not in the order of the priority, two is missile testing and nuclear problems. the third one, economic cooperation. those are three difficult issues or barriers. it's not so easy to solve those issues at once. perhaps it need time and endurance, efforts, special efforts, on both sides. out of them, perhaps most thorny or sensitive issue is abduction issues. yesterday, it was 35 years since yoko yokota-san was kidnapped. not just her but families of the victims are aging. >> yeah. obviously, time is running out. yes. >> exactly. time is running out. so that not so much time. we have to try to do our best to solve t

still ahead to afghanistan's president karzai calls the united states to ordering officials to take over the american run prison of two months after control of the facility was due to have passed into afghanistan is that in a few minutes. the stunning beauty of reindeer gracefully dancing across the arctic tundra more than just a scenic image it is a way of life for sun traditionally the nets people are nomadic reindeer herders and though in many ways they lead a simple and rustic life they are also highly skilled and organized in their tree. another week. depending. on the day we found this particularly camp they were settled near the coast of the . here for families work together to manage nearly a thousand reindeer herding reindeer is not just a job for the people. but they can use almost every single part of the reindeer to help them survive. a deer is a means of transportation. for the. life in the tundra is harsh and so before winter hits many of the children are helicoptered to the center of the district for boarding school. students learn different languages utilize modern techno

divisions among the opposition i don't buy the claim that the international community needed one united but the in order to deliver for example mr goodman say they want one united by the baking deliver humanitarian aid for all but i mean what why do they need it i mean we have all these refugees in lebanon in turkey in jordan what stops the international community now from going there and help all this sort of fiji's they don't need any political body they don't need any international resolution and they're not doing it they are not doing it in the international community is going to be trotted out and people jump in yeah i mean and i completely agree with you i was really just trying to restart what the international say i think it's kind of phony i think the they've been making excuses for a long time the thing that's just happened though in doha and as you know i was there covering it is that the internationals have now run out of excuses they cannot blame it on the s.n.c. any longer and i want to come back to the broader point. that peter was making about the opposition losing support i think of tha

close facilities in california and consolidate several business units in order to cut costs. >> allrighteeu so much, bertha. >>> final trades next all on the halftime report. in america today we're running out of a vital resource we need to compete on the global stage. what we need are people prepared for the careers of our new economy. by 2025 we could have 20 million jobs without enough college graduates to fill them. that's why at devry university, we're teaming up with companies like cisco to help make sure everyone's ready with the know how we need for a new tomorrow. [ male announcer ] make sure america's ready. make sure you're ready. at devry.edu/knowhow. ♪ at devry.edu/knowhow. music is a universal language. but when i was in an accident... i was worried the health care system spoke a language all its own with unitedhealthcare, i got help that fit my life. information on my phone. connection to doctors who get where i'm from. and tools to estimate what my care may cost. so i never missed a beat. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for more than 70 million americans. that's h

>> because the president of the united states never gave the order. have a white house that refused to pull the trigger. >> in an interview, i gave the order to secure them. that doesn't mean anything. there is no military order to secure people. you either attempt to rescue them or save them or you don't. >> judge jeanine: how do you secure them? >> it's a euphemism for nothing. >> judge jeanine: you are going to stay with us. was the white house failure to respond to the seven-hour libyan assault one that cost americans their lives? stay with us, we'll be back. >>. >> judge jeanine: back with retired colonel, david hunt and gary burnseven. we were talking about the new time lines and now the question is, how did the c.i.a., department of defense and state's time lines differ? everybody is watching this in realtime? >> it can't be different. they all watched the same thing at the headquarters and liason officers in realtime. someone is lying. >> judge jeanine: if someone is lying, as you go through the time lines, you know you have, what doesn't make

>> because the president of the united states never gave the order.n going directly to benghazi, we have a white house that refused to pull the trigger. >> in an interview, i gave the order to secure them. that doesn't mean anything. there is no military order to secure people. you either attempt to rescue them or save them or you don't. >> judge jeanine: how do you secure them? >> it's a euphemism for nothing. >> judge jeanine: you are going to stay with us. was the white house failure to respond to the seven-hour libyan assault one that cost americans their lives? stay with us, we'll be back. ♪ [ male announcer ] this is karen and jeremiah. they don't know it yet, but they're gonna fall in love, get married, have a couple of kids, children laughing ] move to the country, d live a long, happy life together where they almost never fight about money. [ dog barks ] because right after they get married, they'll find some retirement people who are paid on salary, not commission. they'll get straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things, li

>> because the president of the united states never gave the order.enghazi, we have a white house that refused to pull the trigger. >> in an interview, i gave the order to secure them. that doesn't mean anything. there is no military order to secure people. you either attempt to rescue them or save them or you don't. >> judge jeanine: how do you secure them? >> it's a euphemism for nothing. >> judge jeanine: you are going to stay with us. was the white house failure to respond to the seven-hour libyan assault one that cost americans their lives? stay with us, we'll be back. where others fail, droid powers through. introducing the new droid razr maxx hd by motorola. now more than ever droid does. the capability of a pathfinder with the comfort of a sedan and create a next-gen s.u.v. with best-in-class fuel economy of 26 miles per gallon, highway, and best-in-class passenger roominess? yeah, that would be cool. introducing the all-new nissan pathfinder. it's our most innovative pathfinder ever. nissan. innovation that excites. ♪ >>. >> judge jeanine: ba

goal as well, but will require continued commitment by the international community and the united states in order to help the afghan forces achieve that goal. we have come too far, we have invested too much blood and treasure not to finish the job. there are no shortcuts, nor can we afford to turn away from this effort when we are so close to achieving success and preventing al qaeda from ever returning to this historic epicenter for violent extremism. second, we will need to maintain pressure on al qaeda in pakistan, aqap in yemen and forces in somalia. that means dismantling their capabilities, remaining vigilant to make sure the threat does not reconstitute including pakistan. despite challenges in the bilateral relationship between the united states and pakistan, one area in which our national interests continue to align, continue to align, is defeating the terrorists on pakistan soil that threaten both of us. we remain committed to pursuing defense cooperation based on these shared interests. thirdly, we must prevent the emergens of new safe havens for al qaeda elsewhere in the world that co

i think the egyptians are waiting for some support, promised support from the united states in order to make an end for that. so we expect to have an outcome of this issue today. >> do you think it's possible that the violence will stop by later today? >> well, i think it's possible to stop the attack against gaza. and i hope that will be a good lesson for the israeli government. it's not good to attack the palestinians, expecting that they will not react against the attack. >> if israel has agreed to stop firing rockets into gaza, will hamas do the same and agree to stop firing rockets into israel? >> well, from our side, we were clear. the head of policy of hamas has stated this clearly. there is an agreement, a cease fire agreement and a clear conditions, we are ready to accept that. right now they are not accepting that. i think the israelis have done that. expecting the palestinians will take it without any response. now they want to go without paying the political price for that. it's not -- they have to pay the political price for this. otherwise if they continue their attack,

on the one hand, egypt needs to keep its good relations with the united states in order to secure the $1.3 billion in military aid that the u.s. gives it each year as well as the additional support it gets from institutions like the world bank. and then on the other hand, morsi is a sunni muslim and he's facing strong calls from egyptians and muslims throughout the region to intervene in gaza. they want him to defend the palestinians who they say are being hurt by israel's economic blockade on the region. israel on the other hand says the blockade is the only way to keep military supplies from entering gaza. now, despite the talks of a potential cease-fire, today was actually the deadliest day since the conflict began a week ago. israel launched 100 air strikes on gaza today killing 27 palestinians and that brings the death toll in gaza to 137. and there was even more violence in gaza city where masked hamas gunmen fatally shot six people suspected of giving information to israel and then they tied one of the bodies to a motorcycle and dragged it through the streets. now, on the other

so, after 1991, the united states never left, and it's been maintaining order, it's been keeping the gulf from deinvolving into interstate feuds. it's been ensuring the free trade in and out and through the gulf. the same missions the british had been doing in the 1800s and 1900s, and now it's separated by what i call in the book a 20-area chaotic time. >> host: professor macris, can that american hedgeomny continue? should it continue from a strategic and plate cav order basis. >> guest: obviously those are the decisions that the highest levels of the american administration need to investigate and need to make. from my training as a historian, i will offer, i think, these insights. that the gulf in and of itself is inherently unstable. it's what the political scientists would call anarchic, meaning there's no one power in the gulf that is strong enough to be able to impose its will over all of the others. putting it in a constant -- the players in constant competition, tension with one another. three regional powers, iran, iraq, and saudi arabia, and then the smaller emirates down

afghanistan's afghanistan's president karzai calls the united states to account ordering officials now to take over the american one prisoner bag two months after control of that facility was due to have passed into afghan hands or got more now later in the program. but another bad day for the eurozone with france stripped of its treasured aaa credit rating to date for a second time this year this time it was the downgrade courtesy of moody's which condemned the bloc second biggest economy is stagnant and exposed crisis strategy just margaret says the time is running out for euro zone giants to act. the european union economically as it stands is an unsustainable organization's an unsustainable financial and economic mess so with this downgrade actually i think it's pushing france and germany and some of the bigger countries to do is recreate the european union and i mean stop supporting some of the other economies such as responsible spain italy and you know kind of regroup and recreate near kenya in order for the european union generally and france this it quickly to reset itself the

i'm gonna stones president cause i called the united states not count ordering officials to take over the american bank prison and pipeline two months after control facility was teaching constant current. texas wants to pull away from the usa in fact at least twenty states have started petitions for independence after obama won the election with well just a few voting irregularities but guess what suspicion will never happen it is a very easy thing to do decide a petition and it is another thing entirely to leave the usa that will civil war thing that happened back then does anyone the usa honestly think that they are gov has the ball determination to actual rebel i don't think there is a single george washington type among them well maybe just see for tour a kind of but he's out of office how do what makes it seem like revolution or succession is this fun cool easy thing to do with cool slogans a texan flag flying but the reality looks a lot more like the arab spring before you put your name on the dotted line to see you should really understand what that means and what your in for t

unit. he has successfully challenged the order to deport him, however. his application for asylum had not been properly considered, the court ruled. lithuanian authorities now have six months to compile a new assessment. >> his situation is not hopeless. first, we know he is here. we have been able to support him in recent weeks and hoped to publicize his case. the lithuanian media have been covering this story. >> that means the autriti see him differently. i really hope he gets a positive decision. >> his father visited him a few days ago. his mother hopes to be granted a visa as soon as well. the former soldier is desperate to avoid deportation back to belarus. he has no time for those who claim those -- things are not so bad back home. >> there is a pro-russian or pro-belarussian attitude. people say the cigarettes are cheap and this law and order on the streets. those people have never lived in belarus and have no idea what's going on there. >> for the time being, he must remain patient and hope that doors will soon be open to him. >> if you want to

i am thinking of uniting other smaller parties in order to fight in the election. >> reporter: ishihara's new party calls for the establishment of a strong nation by building up its self-defense capability. it also pledges to give local government more power. ishihara has pursued politics for more than 40 years, of which he served as an outspoken tokyo governor for more than 13 years. he stirred controversy this year by announcing a plan to purchase some of the disputed senkaku islands in the east china sea from a private land owner. his action prompted the japanese government to purchase the islands instead, triggering a dispute with china, who also claims the islands. in the press conference, ishihara addressed that existing major parties have not listened to public opinion. he said this is the next step for the new leader and he doesn't even care even if the sunrise party may disappear in the long run. people showed interest in his political initiative. >> translator: nothing had changed despite the changing leaders. i'm expecting ishihara to lift us out of this slump. >> translator: h

those units will be about to order 20 square feet. m of two people will be able to live in those units. 220- two people will be able to live [ male announcer ]0- steak and lobster is on the menu at sizzler. a fresh-cut tri tip sirloin served with a succulent lobster tail. just $16.99. sizzler. >> still ahead, the reaction when the school priest steps thasteps down after allowing a convicted sex offender to [ female announcer ] welcome one and all to a tastier festive feast. so much to sip and savor, a feeding frenzy to say the least. a turkey from safeway will have everyone raving. there's fresh, natural, frozen, whatever you're craving. spend 25 dollars and a frozen safeway turkey is 59 cents a pound. or spend 25 dollars and get a fresh safeway select turkey for 99 cents a pound. so raise your glass, pull up a chair, grab a plate. this tastier thanksgiving is well worth the wait. safeway. ingredients for life. the mayor jean quan is starting to renegotiate contracts with these picketing at the port of oakland. >> the cal bears have fi

israel is going to broker -- >> bob: am i ever going to convince you that the united states did not orderarak to get out of power? 1.5 million people in the middle of the country. >> andrea: egypt is now against israel. >> dana: last word to greg. >> greg: i am tired of the occupier argument. this person occupied that. every one, at one point was an occupier. before "the five," there was beck. before beck, there was john gibson. tech flick we are occupying john gibson hour. i see him in the hallway and we get along great. >> eric: this is the united states state department. do you see what this is? number seven down the list, that is hamas. it's under the category of foreign terrorist organizatio organizations. >> bob: that is something new. >> dana: we have been talking about middle east peace for decades. we are going to go. and then come back with new information on who changed susan rice's talking points before she went to five sunday shows to talk about the terrorist attack in benghazi? greg has that. later, don't miss greg's cooking segment. that is ahead on "the five." ♪ ♪ >> annou

it is that a religious or at least ethical political dialogue take place between the united states and china in order for us to sort some of these differences out? >> i think very important and it's one of the promises of the dialogue u.s./china relations is opening up for the ordinary people to participate and have that dialogue and we bring our perspectives to bare, but we need to articulate them one to the others so that we understand them better. china has gone through a horrendous time in the last 200 years, it's been a bad century in chinese terms but, and part of this period of time there was communism, you mentioned. and it's ironic because communism is based on a notion of class conflict, right? either or there's this period almost of adopting an external philosophy communism to drive - the conflict drives history, in the hegelian sense. even to the absurdities of the cultural revolution in the 1960s when student were revolting against their teachers and against their parents and this was, until ultimately there was a total disgust in a sense that china threw this out and returned to more in

if you look at the ruling order in the united states there seems to be a great deal of stability brock obama kind of painted himself as his kind of left wing in a way changed let's shake everything up at the end of the day he bailed out same courtesy bailed out wall story he wound down some stupid wars like the iraq war but he wound up some what are smaller but equally stupid wars and libya and elsewhere so i think essentially there is and sadly there's really a great deal of stability between these two already and the sooner they are going to wake up to that the better in my opinion. at least obama's victory isn't exactly a vocal that much tribulation israel openly back mitt romney who went out of his way to support tel of eve and while the arab world is not exactly enthusiastic and here's our bomb as floored it but moderate and the lesser of two evils middle east correspondent paula slim has this story. what we have seen from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is that he has not shied away from making it publicly known that he would have preferred a republican inside the w

there seems to be a very very stark divide demographics aside that if you look at the ruling order in the united states there seems to be a great deal of stability brock obama kind of painted himself as his kind of left wing in a way changed let's shake everything up at the end of the day he bailed out banks or as he bailed out wall street he wound down some stupid wars like the iraq war but he wound up some what on a smaller but equally stupid wars and libya and elsewhere so i think essentially there's less sadly there's really a great deal of stability between these two parties and the sooner they're going to wake up to that the better in my opinion. right we now have gannett she can live with us now from washington how are things looking right now in this fiercely fought face. well we just heard mitt romney conceding he accepted his loss basically president obama now has three hundred three electoral votes and he needs just two hundred seventy to win mitt romney is behind with two hundred three electoral votes quite impossible for him to catch up at this point those are the latest projections

there seems to be a very very stark divide demographics aside that if you look at the ruling order in the united states there seems to be a great deal of stability brock obama kind of painted himself as a kind of left wing in a way changed let's shake everything up at the end of the day he bailed out the same courtesy bailed out wall street the wrong he wound down some stupid wars like the iraq war but he wound up some smaller but equally stupid wars and libya and elsewhere so i think essentially there's this sadly there's really a great deal of stability between these two parties and the sooner they are going to wake up to that the better in my opinion. but the moment to remain in the white house the question will is how washington will develop its relations with the rest of the world let's talk about this with our teams correspondents of policy as in the middle east and europe is going to moscow paul i will start with you point i will start with you if you can hear me there's recently been so much turbulence and change in the middle east as well what is obama's reelection mean for the region.

ridiculous i think you know demographics aside and things like that if you look at the ruling order in the united states there seems to be a great deal of stability brock obama kind of painted himself as as kind of left wing in a way changed let's shake everything up at the end of the day he bailed out thank you bill that well story he wound down some stupid wars like the iraq war but he wound up some smaller but equally stupid wars and libya and elsewhere so i think essentially they're saying sadly there's really a great deal of stability between these two parties and the sooner that can wake up to that the better in my opinion and then there was a lot of told that that none of the id actual candidates had any difference between them now that that widespread view that hike in sandy and the way obama handled the app to mob helped him to win do you think the high reagan played into is that ends in some respects. it may have on the margins but again i you know i'm not one i see these elections as about really big things and not small things i don't think they're about a hurricane or a debate or any

there seems to be a very very stark divide demographics aside and if you look at the ruling order in the united states there seems to be a great deal of stability brock obama kind of painted himself as his kind of left wing in a way changed let's shake everything up at the end of the day he bailed out banks or as he bailed out wall story he wound down some stupid wars like the iraq war but he wound up some smaller but equally stupid wars and libya and elsewhere so i think essentially they're saying sadly there's really a great deal of stability between these two parties and the sooner they are going to wake up to that the better in my opinion on if i can i do stay with us here a nazi continuing election coverage and of course the reaction to the news that barack obama has got what he wanted four more years more news in just a sec. which is slow often enough and knows that to ride a horse you've got to catch it first. for him it's a daily routine that your software's of course are on the island of a horn at the heart of. his life on an isolated farm is about blue sky green grass and his horses w

there seems to be a very very stark divide demographics aside that if you look at the ruling order in the united states there seems to be a great deal of stability was broke obama kind of painted himself as his kind of left wing in a way changed let's shake everything up at the end of the day he bailed out of anger as he bailed out well story he wound down some stupid wars like the iraq war of. a smaller but equally stupid wars and libya and elsewhere so i think essentially they're saying sadly there's really a great deal of stability between these two parties and the sooner they are going to wake up to that the better in my opinion. well obama to remain in the white house the question now is how washington will develop its relations with the rest of the world let's talk about this with allergies of laura smith a live in london and you got a piece going up in moscow for us also with laura laura so what's been the reaction like in the e.u. since the real action of president obama. well it's quite early on in europe at the moment. was was seen as really to kind of the world wanted to win even if a

afghanistan's president karzai calls the united states to account for ordering officials to take over the american run prison at two months after control of the city was due to be passed into afghan hands we got that story coming up a lot more as well after the business. of talking which will be in the studio about obviously means it's business time telecom in the spotlight today for all the wrong reasons but you go exactly the see had his home spy investigates is. a conspiracy that's going on going to have all the details in the business both think of the teasy for now also the fact that the london matches encouraging russian oligarchs to get themselves that to do with all the legality said the cleaners would like the money for cleaning. it was got a version of the stuff you got that as well but it's all he's a color so we know that's a very exciting stuff all of that is coming up in the business but it's. just off of the pike. wealthy british style science and sometimes. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy which makes cars or for a no hold

we didn't say we the people of the united states in order to form a more perfect union until we don'te it anymore at which point we'll take our toys and go home. this thing was built to last. we were in it for the long haul. we knew we'd have to work for it. and that's what i'm going to keep doing because when things don't go our way, we don't pout in the corner like children. we put on our big boy pants and get down to business, and now more than ever we need to commit to our great country. we need to commit to each other and find ways to disagree productively. this stunt is immature and unpatriotic and i resent it. i mean, if i can come in here

we require pest control operators to report to dph on a monthly basis the number of units they have treated in orderor the city to have a better sense of how to manage its response to the issue both in neighborhoods which infestation seems to be increasing and prioritizing our limited staff resources to where the need is. currently we only collect data based on complaints, which doesn't give us a good sense of where the bed bug fib if he is thaitions are -- infestations are. by mandating pest control operators report to the dph we'll have a broader sense where the infestations are. this will have a data driven use of our resources. i believe the approach practice in collaboration with dph and the working group that has been working on this issue for over three years is both measured, responsible, and smart. i want to acknowledge a couple of folks that have really been active in coming to our hearing. and i want to acknowledge [speaker not understood], tina chockv, ben ing, [speaker not understood], rich aer may, sarah short, [speaker not understood], and brad bishop for the bed bug working group and

seems to be a zero or a very stark divide demographics aside that if you look at the ruling order in the united states there seems to be a great deal of stability brock obama kind of painted himself as his kind of left wing in a way changed let's shake everything up at the end of the day he bailed out of anger as he bailed out wall story he wound down some stupid wars like the iraq war but he wound up some smaller but equally stupid wars and we've. had elsewhere so i think essentially they're saying sadly there's really a great deal of stability between these two parties and the sooner they are going to wake up to that the better in my opinion stay with our t.v. election coverage will be bringing you the latest results expert analysis and international reaction with our correspondents on standby across the day more knees from from the shop make. of the six america votes for its next president. who will take the wheel as the u.s. drives into the future. get the news the mainstream missives without up close election coverage the us election up close. and r.t. dot com. flying north with me in this