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. >> it will be terribly rattling if congress votes against it and does he wha he wants anyway. >> as long as russia doesn't rattle their sabre because putin made comments that scared the heck out of the market. it's a complete lack of leadership and reflecting not just in foreign policy but those jobs numbers. >> ben stein, i get worried when market types say it's short, effective, over in a matter of days, well and good. the history of such conflicts is anything but that. >> there's never been a case where the u.s. intervened in muslim world where it was quick, easy and no fallout. it doesn't happen. we don't intervene in muslim world and say it's easy in, easy out. >> when reagan bombed libya. quick and dirty and did the job. >> yeah, quick and dirty and then they blew up the plane over lockerbie. >> incident it's like we were embroiled in a war. we've been going back and forth in this part of the world for years. >> ben's point is there's no such tng as getting in and out. >> we're in already. >> no, we're not necessarily in right now, but once we bomb, we are really in. >> no, we

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what all v wha all of our great leaders have understood that wisdom comes through the recognition thatdies, such as this, are not inevitable. and that we possess the ability to change. so in our grief, let us seek that grace. let us find that wisdom. in doing so, let us truly honor these 12 american patriots. may god grant them eternal peace, the strength and wisdom to keep safe our united states of america. >> and that was the president of the united states speaking at the u.s. navy barracks remembering the victims of the navy yard shooting. our thoughts and prayers, of course, with those families. you can learn more about each of the victims shooting. you can log onto our web site, cnn.com. we'll be right back. you're comfortable here. it's where you email, shop, even bank. but are you too comfortable? these days crime can happen in a few keystrokes. american express can help protect you. with intelligent security that learns your spending patterns, and can alert you to an unusual charge instantly. so you can be a member of a more secure world. this is what membership is. this is wha

i watched wha what happened last night in the house of representatives i was waiting for at least some republicans to step up and say this shutdown strategy is going to destroy our party and its image. look at this, bob, 75 percent of republicans across america reject this tea party strategy of shutting down the government, 75 percent of republicans. and if they do, imagine as you can guess what the larger population feels. this is a terrible destructive strategy, totally unnecessary. >> schieffer: well let me just ask you this. some of the things that we just heard senator paul say. he said the president by fiat himself postponed part of this program, and, you know, there is a lot of concern out there that this program really isn't ready yet, that the penalties for employers, that still needs to be worked out. there is likely to be more problems within the system. what if you came up with a kind of compromise says okay we won't postpone it for a year but three months, six-month? does that have any appeal to you? >> bob, it does, and i will tell you, not to postpone it, don't get me wr

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get a pad and pencil because today it is all about how to know wha to pay your employees.national conversation. you have got to know what to do with wages. let's welcome back or franchise family. just opened his second subway. working on opening her first time and see. made the move from nfl football. when i you going to open that? want to give my real cheese and tomato. >> going back and forth. believe it or not, it is not too far out. melissa: where on tv time. >> still trying to us draw business. melissa: you're big on those. to create another segment of that business. >> okay. melissa: us talk about how you decide to pay your employees. what is the basis of that decision. is it just minimum wage? >> not really. unfortunately you have got to a -- well, depending upon how you look at it, you have to pay a person but there worth. a different mimum-wage. in washington d.c. it is $1 more than it is nationally. know your location and then take a look at who you're talking to and what kind experience they have. also communicating with other franchisees'. what kind of paramete

how do you decide what restaurant to dine in or wha contractor to use? a lot of us go online but sometimes some companies are in the business of writing fake reviews. >> this is eric schneiderman the attorney general of new york state trying to crackdown on fake online reviews of businesses so he and his staff created an imaginary yogurt shop. it's a business that doesn't exist and they had companies offering to write reviews. >> every day every hour. >> that's how often they check the reviews of the restaurant he manages in georgetown. this phone call is unusual. the vast majority of his orders come online. so reviews on websites like yell up matter. >> we try to get four stars and there's fake people put up bad reviews on us competition. >> the bad reviews don't always come from competition. after an year long under cover operation the new york attorney general has forced 19 companies to stop writing fake online reviews. they're third-parties paying people as little -- as $1 a day to place these bad ads. >> this extends beyond products and services. th

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he said it distrablcts from wha really matters. >> i don't think it's accidental that ted cruz is going in that direction. i think we also have to keep in mind that this is someone who will be running for president in 2016. >> according to a new poll, the president and the front ---20% of the people are -- you're saying that ted cruz is, he wants this coverage, he's making it about him. and he says it's not about me, it's about the issue. >> was it almost 20, 21 hours, standing there, does he have a family -- >> i would not, could not sam i am. >> yes, he has a family and he's hitting all of the sunday shows, and he is out there, wants to be out there. and as kirsten pointed out, is the face, is becoming the face of this. >> what did ted cruz say during that filibuster. oh, "green eggs and ham." he was reading the story to his kids watching at home. he talked for 21 more hours, with very strong criticism of obamacare. but we're going to skip over all that because it sounds kind of silly. >> the reason that got so much skeptical coverage is not so much what he said during the 21 hours, b

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. >> to you ever worry about wha happens in the empty houses and whether or not people are going to comestuff? >> i kind of keep the lot cut, closed doors on the abandoned houses, stuff like that. >> to keep an eye on them. >> you have to. >> to use to have neighbors. >> yes. >> people just -- >> they moved out. john: and this was typical of wh you saw. >> it was neighborhood after neighborhood. nice trees with nice homes and then a block away it was these abandoned, burned out homes. they were being devoured by the earth. detroit is falling back into the earth, and that's not all bad news. john: it's not so great. it has some problem areas. >> for your show we have been the some problem areas. for sale signs, people moving out, homes under water. people give up and walk away, but that's just for sale signs. this is literally a civilized society devolving to nature. this is what they talk about, philosophers. on a talk about the state of nature, the reversion, this is happening. john: you don't really siqueiros >> the state of nature does not give way to chaos. is not going to be chaotic

our reporter in tehran with reaction to rouhani's trip to the united nations, but first let's here wha hear what the mad himself. >> the conversation i had with president obama was about the nuclear issue. it's not only the right of the nation but a matter of national pride for the iranian people. obama said the u.s. acknowledges the nuclear rights of the iranian people. i replied that this matter should be sped up. he said, we their the same idea in this regard, and he has asked the secretary of state to speed up the process. >> reporter: the iranian president arrived home from that historic trip to the united states to a mixed reception. calling him the envoy of peace, but among the crowd a couple of hundred witnesses say there were some hard liners members the paramilitary who apparently threw eggs at the president and his car as he was leaving the airport. they're also chanting death to america and other kinds of slogans. now according to other reports one of these members was almost run over by the president's motorcade, and there are reports that some arrests have been made but i

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. >> some yrnz wha yrngz syrians y say was a human shield.hey say military assets and loyalist forces have been moved to residential areas. the effectiveness of taking out military targets especially since the army has been changing its tactics. >> for a long time they have been adapting to the resistance doctrine so the united states if you want to bomb a fixed facility they can bomb it because it will not be a major impact on them. >> the syrian army is not fighting a conventional war. commanders are increasingly relying on paramilitary groups known as the national defense forces and they could play a greater role if army positions are targeted. what they want is military action to topple it. the obama administration has been seeking congressional approval for what it says will be limited action. limited or not, for now, what is clear is that washington won'ting using combat troops on the ground. the u.s. has said it doesn't want to get involved in syria's civil war. taking out military targets may however rebalance the military situation i

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