i just came from addis, and i'm also part of the -- [inaudible] taking place in addis.lso one of the survivors who came from juba, almost killed. escaped the -- [inaudible] my house was destroyed by the militia, and my brother was killed and his wife. but after all, i'm not bitter because i'm a leader of this nation. i will be ready to forgive and forget whatever happen, and i will be ready also to contribute to the building of the nation of this cup. of in this country. i will be very specific, and i will directly to the point. first of all, i will talk about the root cause of the problem. number one, south sudan, i have a big problem. we have not died as a tribe and measure as one mission. we're still a tribe. our leader can did not do much, including myself, to fight this disease of tribalism. and our government system -- [inaudible] in the public services is done on tribal basis. you find one institution being dominated by one tribe from the gatekeeper up to the minister. and sometimes you find people speaking this their own language. be -- if you come to the instit

addie, cassie, mom and dad sleeping right off caroline's dining room. >> i get the most amazing doctord the most beautiful friend at the same time. i mean, what else could you ask for? if you wanted a physician. you couldn't get anything better than this. >> i remember talking to you -- >> reporter: the hemples are not the first out of town patients and their families caroline has housed during treatments over the years. her three teenage daughters have not only become used to the unique houseguests, they look forward to them. it is perhaps the main reason caroline chooses to erase almost every line between her personal and professional life. >> i think it's enriched the lives of my children and made me not only a better physician but a better mother, a better wife, a better friend. >> reporter: it's a work/life balance that may not work for everyone, but in this case works beautifully. >>> to be a foster parent you have to have a big heart, but what claudia has done for her 90 foster children goes well beyond love. their story when we come back. one of the best things about covered ca

cold weather and the moms were made the airline said on its website that flight e t seven or two from addis abba but the room that unfolds to go to geneva and that all passengers and crew was safe swiss reports say the plane was hijacked as it flew over saddam. the plane landed at six twenty in the morning to geneva. it had been due to london road with four fourteen. your party said the airport was temporarily closed. it's now said to have reopened with the punches taking off again with the uncertainty in ukraine as opposition protests isn't a two month occupation of key ict toll on the promise of an amnesty. in theory criminal charges will be dropped against them from today the case maybe it is the doc says it's a weighty evidence of the us ortiz will fall as rain on sunday opposition leaders kept up the pressure on prices in the two yanukovich telling about either team must abandon what they described as dictatorial powers. he seems to me that the employee just wants to bite the time and all he's not interested in handy when he speaks in their political economic problem. the only chance t

the ordeal began hours earlier at the ethiopian capital, addis ababa, enroute to rome. but it never made it. instead it was hijacked by the co-pilot, a 31-year-old ethiopian. the hijacker redirected the plane over italy, which scrambled fighter jets after the plane signalled a hijacking in progress. over switzerland, the hijacker radioed that he wanted to refuel and said he feared for his life. >> we need asylum assurance that we will not be transferred. >> reporter: he circled geneva repeatedly, a scene on this flight-tracking map before finally being allowed to land. the pilot, still locked out, reassured the passengers and asked them to be patient. the plane is safe, he said, the co-pilot is locked inside. he is not armed so there are no risks. the hijacker then climbed out of the cockpit window down a rope and turned himself in. swiss police say he now faces hijacking charges, ethiopian officials say there was no justification for what the co-pilot did and request his extradition. while passengers who lived through the ordeal finally made it to rome, relieved to be

the plane had taken off from addis ababa heading for rome with 193 passengers on board including 11 americansbut when the pilot left the cockpit to use the bathroom the ethiopian copilot locked him out and hi jacked the plane. he hit a dispress signal over the sedan and directed the plane toward geneva, switzerland, where the plane began circling as he demanded asylum. not all passengers knew what was happening. but they say the plane seemed to be falling from the sky. and they were told to put on their oxygen masks. once the plane landed -- >> video released by the italian newspaper la republica, police ordered passengers to put their hands on their heads. by then the hijacker had climbed down the rope into the hands of investigators. robert deillon runs the geneva airport. >> and the police was there and then he went to the police and said that he was the hijacker. >> the copilot is being charged with hijacking. seymour likely to get jail time rather than asylum. he face up to 20iers in jail. james, no one was hurt. >> that's good news. jeff pegues in washington. today the u.n. human rights

when you we've justgs like seen in bor and whatever the politicians might be saying to mymselves in addis ababa, family has been killed, i want to take revenge. the shockinge nature of the atrocities committed by forces on both sides so that's one of the big things to overcome is to be able to say, well, we're going to have a system of accountability for some of these crimes, we know that. now let's get down to the brass tacks, the political disputes and try to address those but that accountability question is theylly key one, usually sweep these crimes under the rug and total impunity reigns but time we'll have to have accountability. >> it was so recently the world itsbrated the creation of youngest member state. looking back, were there ways, things that could have been done over the past couple of years to that we areituation in now? >> that's a great question. countrieshalf the that go to war and have a peace deal fall back into war so this norm as opposed to the believe strong diplomacy that pressed the toernment of south sudan open up political space for disagreement and opposition

the chef opened a leicester school in an office building in addis ababa. his students include business people doctors and even football players. and he travels the world giving master classes for good money his idol is nelson mandela who could not only laughs but also forgive and forget ortiz to the south late in the distance towards war that sold more than you would be a lot of make up the fencing was it. so please tool throughout. new year. at that. well madam and sending scenes know what he's talking about so we can recommend trying this in hand. the fun of him was time to get it that the militants like that nothing's to the end of this edition halo three thousand it's like what's a new report again the zone is online now for me in the whole level team here but man did we buy. i like it i'm quite sure. it's all probably older than my eyelids. right now. i i i i long ruling will. shh shh shh ch. when i do the race. it's evident that all men are created all that bad. we already know the direction of about billion on monday he not the pd. richie's the most

ethiopian airlines flight 702 departed from addis ababa in the country's capital and was scheduled to arrive in rome. police in geneva say the co-pilot took over control of the cockpit when the pilot was in the bathroom. they say he looked the door from the inside and changed the destination without permission. he is asking for political asylum in the country. airport officials say all 200 passengers and crew members are safe and that the situation is under control. >>> authorities in northwestern china have released more details about an attack in the xinjiang uighur autonomous region. they say terrorists were targeting police when they carried out the assault on friday. they say 11 of the attackers were killed. china's state-run news agency reported on friday that terrorists carried out an assault targeting police vehicles. xinhua said police killed eight of the attackers, and three suicide bombers also died. agency said investigators have learned more details about the people responsible. he quoted police as saying a man believed to be an ethnic uighur headed the group of 13. they

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addie with brookings says many american airports need an overhaul. >> in general u.s.nd to rank low on customer satisfaction sur vase versus their global counterparts. in some ways that makes sense. they've had lower investment levels compared to places like china, let's say, or singapore. >> reporter: all right, so the question is, what's going to be done about it? specifically here in laguardia. the port authority telling cnn that the plan is for a $3.6 billion investment to rebuild the central terminal where i am now. they say that this will look like a world class establishment. wolf? >> let's hope they can do that. thanks very much, rene. rene marsh reporting. >>> washington's buzzing about this week's huge about face from the speaker of the house after seeming to open the door to finally passing comprehensive immigration reform, john boehner seemed to slam it shut, blamed president obama. but as cnn's inside politics host john king explains on cnn.com, there's much more going on than meets the eye. >> john king is joining us right now. john, you got an excellent

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maybe hundreds of thousands and addie's cushy jobs are parasitic. >> there is nothing more dangerous for a society the unable to describes rending of the countryside seeking employment. you may be right this stuff will be gradual but i could be wrong. i sent the manuscript in june that i started to follow the news is dicey stuff already happening that i was predicting. i was like slow down. [laughter] there are people that are likely to be redundant to and to let go as they cutback in i guess welcome to the world that everybody else in america lives in. i do have a passage in the book from the greatest legal writer who ever lived. really. read his memorandum from the devil is in the law review but is change kim be frightening for those of us to do all right as it is a and lives are masterpieces as the curb flails around seeking a new equilibrium. there is creative destruction it is no question in just like the changes of the auto industry, a computer industry or any other like turtles as some have left people unemployed or worse than they used to be with less security. but what will

the plane had taken off from addis ababa when the pilot left the cockpit to use the bathroom.he ethiopian co-pilot locked him out and hijacked the plane. he hit a distress signal over the sedan and began circling as he demanded asylum. not all passengers knew what was happening, but they say the plane seemed to be falling from the sky and they were put to put on their oxygen masks. once the plane landed police ordered passengers to put their hands on their heads. by then, the hijacker had climbed down the rope into the hands of investigators. >> the police went there and he went to the police and said he was the hijacker. >> the co-pilot is charged with hijacking more likely to get jail time rather than asylum. he faces 20 years in jail. no one was hurt. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. >>> ten people are dead in south korea after the roof of an auditorium collapsed. more than 500 people were inside the prefabricated building at the time. many were trapped under the debris for several hours. about 100 people were injured. officials blamed the heavy snow. the bad weather hamp

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they're coming all the way from ghana, and ethiopia, some coming from addis ababa. so they are coming from all the parts and they end up being treated here. >> although most people here can't afford private health care, the company believes there's enough demand from the growing middle class to expand this hospital and open others around the country. >> our target is not yet achieved. we are on our way and we are determined to provide the best of the health care facility here in nigeria and this continent. yeah, it's a little bit of india. >> now that's global health. next time, we'll have a story from cambodia, which has a history of acid attacks. this rare but devastating crime is used as a form of revenge or punishment. >> there are a few facilities in the country which offer psychological and physical rehabilitation for victims. until then, goodbye. >> goodbye. >> today on "earth focus," from monitoring glacier melt and arctic sea ice to what scientists say climate change may mean for our future, coming up on "earth focus." >> on the edge of the gulf of alaska,

as awful as addie's situation is, hopefully she will get help eventually. for too many americans on and off the exchanges, the reality of the so-called affordable care act has been a sta staggering increase in health care costs. some family plans on the exchanges carry deductibles of almost $13,000. that's more than some families will spend this year on their mortgage. upper-income families may be able to absorb these cost costsd some limited help is available for lower-income families. but what middle-class families can afford $13,000 a year in medical costs? too many families around the country will be putting on hold their plans to buy a home or send their kids to college because they have to devote every spare dollar to paying their health care bills. on top of crippling crippling c, many are facing the loss of doctors and hospitals as insurance companies narrow their networks in response to the mandate. mr. president, so far i've only mention the personal devastation. but obamacare isn't just affecting families' pocketbooks. it is affecting the economy

the plane had taken off from addis ababa (ah-dees ah-ba-ba) in ethioa and was heading to rome... co-pilot took control or sudan's airspace and locked himself in the cockpit. he reportedly was seeking am in switzerland. >>> they took over control and locked himself inside the cockpit. he was seeking asylum. the co-pilot surrendered to police >>> a snake-handling preach survived bites but not this time he died from a bite to the hand during a church service >> he dropped the snake after he was pit and picked it up and moved on. his family says he was bitten several times before but never had a reaction like this. >> the pat tour lived by the snake and saturday he died by the snake. he was handling a rattlesnake during the service at the tabernacle when the serpent bit his right hand >> i seen him get bit >> reporter: he said his father refused medical treatment and died an hour later. he had been using snakes for religious services for 20 years and said he was obeying god's word. the pastor seemed to accept his fate >> i would rather die and leave this walks of life with people aro

talk about korean pots letter and will not swing with never a popular sport in korea but on monday addie was actually an achievement for the korean team who competed in the tomb and oxley act and that this is the first time that a korean team competed in this offense at the twenty ten winter a letter to the korean team competed in the form and lasting effect and finished nineteenth. here at sochi in the team encapsulate our one dimensional anti gambling didn't come close to winning a medal but their eighteenth place finish was passed after i clean olympic boxing team now why didn't i see that they had their eyes set on the next winter let the teams here in town. add an extra tissues are already high for them for twenty one. so very humble beginnings to wear the mask expectations and it will just blow it will in no way in the next olympic games so with the leaders call for korea where do we stand in the middle east right now so kind as korea has actually moved up two spots in the medal rankings korea is now at fifteen placed with two full of medals at a total of four olympic medal. you se

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they are actually addy 3,000 bs in compliance and risk management.uld have come in handy. handy. >> ironic. neil: a lot -- we have e-mails from the people who are go to be laid off, the say, yeah, and jamey diamond got a there are -- jame dimon got a $20 million pay package. >> he has run the company for years, these guys are paid to be the heads of their companies, it is a very exof eironment, when it comes it guys who are accept alely run large corporation, jamey does that, to say, they are laing off guys and his bonuses are going up, not a fair argument. neil: if is based on performance. final subject, don't say we didn't warn you, government is now saying that two out of three businesses will see healthcare premium hikes under the new health care law, sandra? that does not shock me. >> speaker boeer, to qte him said had is another punch in the gut for americans already struggling in president obama's economy. this is mostly going to be younger people whose premiums are going up, of the ft with new law, premiums can no longer be paced on your age,

you have book though a quote from huey pierce long in speech for reelection of in 1932 addy care way and the quote is -- >> you have to consider we went horrendous financial whose responsible depends on what party you're in. will blame bush, the the fact that chris cox at the securities exchange totally asleep at greenspan was en asleep at the switch and was omehow surprised all this happened. ell, yes, bush was response aab able. was he anymore responsible than clinton who signed the act repealed the act of 1934 that kept investment and commercial banking separate. he signed that. signed the commodity 2,000 that on act in took all the wraps off how ative rating. that's credit swapz. so they're both responsible for this. to ask you about abels because you say you're not a republican or democrat. go back to the interview of bob gates. in the book he says he's a and interview here he he's not what do the labels anymore. >> he call up and we were talking about something else and he said, i a sudden as largely responsible for talking president obama into running for president, i heard pe

quote, i can handle being a black, disabled, one armed, drug addi addicted, jew, but please don't tellnor walker remained quietly defiant. >> unlike other issues that have come up lately, this is something that's passed. they're digging up stuff from the past. >> but the e-mails have just been made public now. joining me now is a former pennsylvania governor. scott walker doesn't seem to be that concerned. should he be? >> sure. he absolutely should be. scott walker is relatively new on the scene. there's stuff in there -- the insensitive e-mail that you just read is from his chief of staff. that's from the person he put in charge. that raises questions about scott walker's judgment. scott walker may have known about these campaign schemes which sent, i think, four or five of his people to jail. if that comes out, that's very, very damaging, and he should be significantly concerned. he can't keep saying it's in the past because it is newly discovered evidence. >> the media has not been discussing these e-mails as they probably should, but also their meaning. gay people, latins, women,

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confidential we'll talk about this treatment along with others during this next half hour drive to addie jaffe is addiction diction expert and former drug addict he's director of research at alternative a program offering alternative approaches to helping patients reduce their drinking merit of baxter's the well known emmy nominee actors activists you know as the keaton family matriarch from the hit series matriarch rather from his series family ties talking so much we're out of time mary of the battle of alcoholism before reclaiming her life with the help of the twelve step program and old friend dr charles sophy medical director for the l.a. county department of children and family services the nation's largest child welfare system i've done many programs over fifty four years fifty six years in brook hissing and never heard of the sinclair method what is that the sinclair method has a seventy eight to eighty percent long term success rate it involves taking an opiate blocker an hour before you drink alcohol so it's mostly for people they call it coping with alcohol in other words bing

they are actually addy 3,000 jobs in compliance and risk management.: that would have come in handy. handy. >> ironic. neil: a lot -- we have e-mails from the people who are go to be laid off, they say, yeah, and jamey diamond got as there are -- jame dimon got a $20 million pay package. >> he has run the company for years, these guys are paid to be the heads of their companies, it is a very exof environment, when it comes it guys who are accept alely run large corporation, jamey does that, to say, they are laying off guys and his bonuses are going up, not a fair argument. neil: if is based on performance. final subject, don't say we didn't warn you, government is now saying that two out of three businesses will see healthcare premium hikes under the new health care law, sandra? that does not shock me. >> speaker boehner, to quote him said had is another punch in the gut for americans already struggling in president obama's economy. this is mostly going to be younger people whose premiums are going up, of the fact with new law, premiums can no longer b

addie, cassie, mom, dad sleeping right off caroline's dining room. >> i get the most amazing doctor in world and the most beautiful friend at the same time. what else could you ask for? if you wanted a physician. you couldn't get anything better than this. >> i remember talking to you -- >> reporter: they turn out not to be the first out of town patients caroline has housed during treatments over the years. her three teenage daughters have not only become used to the unique houseguests, they look forward to them. it is perhaps the main reason caroline chooses to erase almost every line between her professional and personal life. >> i think it's enriched the lives of my children and made me not only a better physician, but a better mother, a better wife, a better friend. >> reporter: it's a work life balance that may not work for everyone, but in this case works beautifully. nbc bay area news. >> that is a remarkable story. >>> all right, our meteorologist is here with our micro climate forecast and perhaps a little bit of rain at some point again. >> we're going to get a nice break aft

i think if you're a recovering addi addict, after 23 years of sobriety, who was still an addict, youwine and you relapse right away, that's the tragedy, when it's so plentiful and available, the fact that you can have people deliver drugs to your house. >> a lot of people believe if you're a celebrity you have no problems. >> clearly you do. i think there is a tendency to look the other way and when it comes to a sensitive subject like addiction, you don't want to press too much because it comes off as being pushy and this is a medical problem. i think people have a hesitancy, particularly with adults, to not overstep a bounds in someone's personal life. >> it sounded like he off the wagon for a while prior to his death. it's not inappropriate, it love. we'll be right back with our power panel on these new claims about woody allen and the fiery debate that sparked today. you're not going to believe the facts we have for you about this. plus hannity at the top of the hour. >> typical broadway joe, big fur coat on. you kind of flipped the coin early last night before the seahawks capta

the plane took off from the ethiopian capital of addis ababa shortly after midnight local time. ethiopian airlines flight 702 was ordered to proceed to geneva. the hijacker was arrested, and the passengers are all safe. there's no word yet on his motive. venezuela is expelling three u- s diplomats from the country. the diplomats are being accused of conspiring against the government. this came after the state department expressed concern after three anti-government protesters were killed, and an arrest warrant was issued for an opposition leader. but the venezuelan government says that opposition leader is the one behind the violence. the search for a missing southern illinois university student from northwest suburban morton grove continues. now the family is offering 15 thousand dollars for information leading to his recovery. 19-year-old pravin varughese was last seen wednesday night leaving a party on the campus in carbondale. phone records show he called a friend in chicago almost two hours later. a short time after that, varughese sent out a tweet saying his knuckles were

two to three grains of salt mixed in with heroin could kill a seasoned heroin addi ii ii ii addict. you it's in there. >> they recently seized heroin worth millions on the streets. these are photos of some of the heroin and weapons picked up. dealers are going to extremes like this woman police say was selling heroin in mcdonald's happy meals. $2 for the toy, $80 for heroin. those are making the agents job harder. >> sometimes it can be hidden. in the mailbox, underneath the car. they'll go and reopp the amount they have on them. they never take the chance to lose their product. >> randy day reporting for us. >>> do you remember the so called affluenza case? how could you forget? the teen that killed four people and only sentenced to probation, no jail time. his attorneys argued he grew up too privileged, didn't get the lessons taught right from wrong. he's back in court. what happened outraged family members of the victims yet again. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often h

. >> reporter: it began hours earlier in the middle of the night when ethiopian 702 left addis ababa, at 12:34 a.m. bound for rome. a 767 with 200 passengers and crew members on board. all was quiet for much of the flight until the captain went to the bathroom about an hour before landing and the copilot locked the cockpit door and took over the plane. within minutes, passengers were jolted awake as the plane started to careen and bounce in the air. the captain was trying to get back into the cockpit and the co-pilot, one passenger told italian media, came over the loud speaker and threatened to crash the airplane. another passenger said, oxygen masked fell as the plane seemed like it was falling from the sky. >> what we do, in the united states at least, is when a pilot goes out to use the facility, one of the flight attendants steps in so it is a no-lone zone. apparently they are not following that all around the world. >> reporter: the co-pilot flew past rome, demanding to land in geneva, to seek asylum there, he told authorities. italian and french fighter jets were scrambled. fin

addictive as alcohol and for kids one out of every six kids who smoke marijuana at age 16 will become addis huge kble kagss. >> as a former teacher and high school teacher, i know what it does. once the kid starts in any drug, it's over and all of that. in europe and portugal has legalized marijuana, what's happened over there? >> they haven't fully legalized it. this was for the use, the personal use of low level amounts of any drug. not just marijuana. rather than be referred to a criminal system, you're being referred to this panel of sort of three social workers that determine if you need treatment or a fine or whatnot. and the issue is, drug use has increased since that happened in 2001. they have not seen the reductions in crime that they were hoping for. frankly there has been a message sent that low levels of drug use is okay. on all drugs, by the way. >> portugal's use of drugs has risen in the face of this decriminalization. >> no doubt about it. >> in holland, if anybody has travelled to amsterdam, they know what that is. it's a free zone for drugs and marijuana in particular. i

this is when four babies, i say they were babies, addie watts 14, cynthia was -- was 14, cynthia was 14, another was 14 and denise was 11. they all lost their lives in church, in church, four babies, four young girls. these were the times that i lived in. these were the times that preceded the signing of the voting rights act of 1964 and 1965. vember 22, 1963, a president of the united states of america decided to come to texas and while in texas the president was assassinated. the honorable john f. kennedy lost his life in my home state. i was born in louisiana but texas is my home state at this time. and when he lost his life, the country went into mourning. it was a sad day for this country, to have a president assassinated. and this country found that it was necessary to move forward, however. and another person became president and that of course was the honorable lyndon johnson who was from the state of texas. and it was lyndon johnson who on july 2, 1964, signed the civil rights act. now, this civil rights act of 1964 is one that brought great benefits to persons of my generat

i want to go to you, addy, there's a lot of -- we could pile on this and maybe we will, maybe we won't. one is, heroin kills. if you ask me, heroin kills everybody. end of sentence. but, but, but, this is not a hollywood glamour drug. this is no hollywood glamour drug. and there's too much glamourizing. that stuff kind of annoys me because there's nothing glamorous about dying from drugs. in this case, heroin. >> i think it's sad and we've been seeing more and more people moving towards heroin in the '90s and early thousands it was cocaine and met em methamphetam. look, heroin can kill you in an i instant and that's what we're finding out. we're finding 17, 18, 19-year-old heroin-addicted kids. they started out with prescription pills and went on to heroin. >> thank you for underscoring that point. you're in the business, you're in the field and you're a professional. because people just have to know that this is not anything to do with glamour. and by the way, i think people have to know that even -- i don't know how you're not addicted. i didn't use heroin. i don't know much about th

the 767 with 200 people on board was on route from addis ababa to rome when police say the co-pilot divertedlot diverting it to geneva while the pilot was in the bathroom. once they were on the ground, the co-pilot apparently climbed out the cockpit window and out of the plane on a rope. passengers were taken off the plane, their hands up, but police say the passengers on board were not threatened. all are okay. we're going to continue to follow this developing story all day here on cnn. >>> this morning both the prosecution and defense in the so-called loud music trial are planning their next move after the jury delivered a partial verdict following 30 hours of deliberations. michael dunn was convicted of attempted murder in the shooting that left teenager jordan davis dead. this followed an argument, apparently, over loud music. but the jury was hung on the first-degree murder charge, also lesser included murder charges, leading to a mistrial. reaction from both sides, a mixture of relief and disbelief. >> it has not sunk in. even when he sat next to me, he basically said, how is this happ

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and got off the helicopter distancethe short addi to the hotel, i said if you're not out of here 10 minutes till the president cannot land. that is an incentive for everyone. for everyone. in light of the time, you have been kind enough to invite me to your caucuses before, to this retreat. i have always enjoyed it. i've always been willing and anxious to say as long as you have questions. in order to get to the questions, i am going to be fairly brief and what i have to say in my opening comments. again, i came back to say thank you. i'm not being gratuitous. literally, thank you. were it not for the house of representatives and the way you stood right the president, particular the leadership of nancy, it would not have been amid this could have been a much rougher road. we understand as well why we were reelected here at an awful -- of you in this room reflected, because an awful lot of you in this room. committed andhas i am fully committed to put in every bit of effort we can to be of help to any of you. [applause] as jimmy eastland said to me, he said what would they do for you in dela