that sould allow for extra time to give notifications. those internal e-mails we shared earlier tonight.th se e-mails from the white house urged cabinet members not to declare any victories when notifying staff and to, if ossible, greet employees at the front door and walk the hallways when the government reopens to thankhose workers who with stood the furlough. >> one thing that doesn't get covered is the tension amon employees. you have offices where some people are wking andnot getting paid and some people not working getting paid. >> and the workers that have been gone have such a to do list. and like you said, they have to get back in sync with their colleagues. ank you, scott. >>> today's news broke as some government workers in prince george's county were looking for temporary employment with the school system. tracee wilkins is live at the job fair in upr marlboro with worker reaction.po >> er: this is a job fair for furloughedorkers and you n see there are still some workers here wrapping up the process. it's been hours since pre

but congress sould do this. this is too simple. congress should do this.t, if at some point they just can't do it, this is a 15-minute meet iing. if they can't do o it, i will declare a national mshlg. i have the absolute right to do it. it says as clear as uk. now what will happen? i will be sued, it will be brought to the ninth circuit and maybe even though the wording is unambiguous like with the travel ban it will be appealed and we'll probably lose there too and hopefully will win in the supreme court. but that's what happens. you can take the most perfectly worded document as we have in this case and always bring it to the ninth circuit. and then you never know what's going to come out of the ninth circuit. you never know what's going to come out on appeal. but fortunately, we have the supreme court that's treated us fairly. so so this is something that congress should easily do. this is something that the democrats should do. and i don't want to give an easy way out of something as simple as this. not only simple, it's easy and it's going to -- we h

as evidence by my fellow -- i sould like to know, are the jew under the same restrictions, or do theyhave more freedom? are they allowed to practice since the revolution? or are they also underground? dr. mokhtari: that is a very good question. it's a painful question to answer. -- they are really badly treated because the clergy, the shiite clergy, see them as a direct threat to their legitimacy. that is quite different from the situation that the jews are in or the christians are in or the zorastrians are in. they are different religions. and, therefore, they are tolerated. they have representatives in the parliament and so on and so forth. aey, however, are seen as group will have broken away from re, they areherefo threatening the foundations of the clergy's legitimacy. and, therefore, they are -- [speaking persian] so, the way that they are areted is not, or the jews treated a lot better. that's a shameful thing, by the way. parliament,an christians have three seats. jews have one seat. about 9000-20,000 jew s that live in iran. estimate,ely -- in my they are probably more than 2

food comes in from out of the country, is lifted by the military establishment and others and sould on because it's being run by people who steal. >> the president says all options are on the table with venezuela, but you have bill richardson saying yesterday that military intervention should not be an option where do you come down on this >> they're both right. we have plans for a large scale military intervention like every place else we're not likely to use it in fact, the most likely use of the military instrument is if our people get further threatened 30 days from now. we have the military capability. we have the plans. we have the military organizations. >> but -- >> of people going in and rescuing our people and taking them out >> military plans, is it contingent upon those inside breaking the madur so. >> we can do it whether they break with him or not. >> i don't think we'll see the kind of intervention like gray g grenada. it doesn't take all of them to sign up for guoado he's offering amnesty to just about everybody already. that might be the way things resolve themselves.

. >> would you or the sould iers you know at your level, would you open fire on resistance people ineets? i'd rather quit that. person could be my brother or my mother. we need a general to flip to make a change. and as washington says maduro isn't president, but moscow insists he is. everyone else walks zombie like, further and closer towards starvation. just a reality check here, a lot of people dhaft as a constacast constant and heing crisis. i've seen things quite so ghastly. people went home quite fast and that internal momentum for media led protest change isn't there at the moment. >> we saw you inside this grocery store there. how are people in venezuela getting food they need? >> reporter: this is what is so unbelievably baffling. i mean, their infrastructure of that country still sparkles if the was one of the richest informant region just a decade or so ago and now it's remarkable. we bought ourselves as we arrived $200 worth of groceries, that was a ridiculous amount. eight bottles of water, ham, cheese, nuts, fruit, and that in itself next month in the local currency wil

. >> who withdraw sould you say t president about this withdrawal timetable? >> it's fair to say isis exists and they're going to exist for a while. liberating the caliphate is important and we've done that in big way. but the group doesn't go away because you've taken their territory. it's a mindset that has to be defeated both militarily, by finding people who exist and killing them and capturing them. but it also has to be won in the mosques of the muslim faith where they have to have that next generation come along and reject this kind of ideology. it's similar to the cold war. you know, it took decades to win the cold war. there was a military component, but there was a component where the people behind the iron curtain rejected the philosophy of communism and that's what ultimately overthrou througthre. this is a fight we cannot retreat from, because choosing to fight terrorism is not a choice. the only choice we have is where we fight them at. >> i want to bring to your notice what the vice president said today at a global chiefs of mission conference o