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more complicated because of the involvement of iran, and syria is almost a sort it out of iran -- almos a surrogate now of iran. the iranian influence is expanding and is what we will have to come to grips with, not just syria, but iran. >> meanwhile, there is a humanitarian crisis. >> the situation, in the words of secretary clinton, is spiraling towards a civil war. what we have now is saudi arabia as a proxy for the united states, very deeply committed to removing assad from power. and you have the united arab emirates, qatar. i think that it is coming to a point where the united states has to decide, because russia is now in as well. those are the only two supporters internationally of syria. >> that statement by the secretary of state was pathetic. baking the russians to be nice about syria could of course they are not going to. zazi what would happen with the reset policy with rauscher, -- it tells you what's would happen with the reset policy with russia. >> see you next week. >> "inside washington" is brought you in part by the american federation of government employees, proud

. >> almos hormones? >> hormones obviously will be changed as well, because in the example i used, you will be kicking out stress hormones because you will be trying to get out of the buildel because somebody said it was on fire. >> what does research show regarding chronic stress, would you mention that? >> chronic stress is bad for you. you have to many times try to reframe it. they say one person's stress is another person's challenge but stress is the constant feeling of being overburdened, that you can't come up to the tack and things like. that. >> does it affect the heart? >> exactly, yes. >> seriously? >> it can. >> people have a tendency towards heart disease and stress will bring it on. >> do you think it plays as much of a role in trouble for the heart as does smoking? stress? >> well, smoke something worse. stress is not probably as bad as that. smoking is the worst for the heart but stress is important. >> are there those who say that stress is as important or more important than smoking in t

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the defense attorneys are almos always going to suggest that myg client wanted to tell his story, but we decided for strategic reasons that it was notwa necessary so take what you want but the attorney did say thed decision was made at the lastth mint. during e stopening statements, e implied to the jury that they might hear direct testimony from sandusky, suggested they wouldty hear from him.ar of course, they did in a matteri of audiotape and so for forth, there was a lot of expectation that we would see him on theh witness stand. >> what was the reaction inn court when it was announced than he would not be taking the stand? >> reporter: of course, it's noo an announcement per se.nn thoue defense simply relied itse case without him coming to the stand.an as the morning drew on, the defense rapping up by midday, by mid-morning, it became clearg, there was no way that jerry sandusky was going to get on the stand, tell his story, and be cross examined and be often the stand. when they said defense rests,d there was a efbit of a gasp in e courtroom. that became sort of official.o we're

it's a scene that almos wasn't the ow it was the last thing that i wrote. until then, i don't know if you remember, it was that scene was only talked about. the show began where something had happened when will was at a panel. we didn't quite know what but something went terribly wrong and something we just said just for fun try writing that scene. >> we've got to see that. >> rose: what about the scene where somebody under the audience holds up a card. >> well, it's it either is or isn't her. it's hallucination that he's having. it either is or isn't emily's character, mckenzie. and that's really what pushes will to do that. he's being produced by her and you know how do you not love someone who forces you to do your best. >> is it important for you to establish immediately your own, your own sense that you are with him, this is going to be your show. this is going to be the show you want and you're going to bring him to that point because you believe in it and because you believe he can be unleash ed to be part of. >> yes, and i think that was the thing t

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something that the egyptians have been following for weeks now since his life sentence on june 2 and almostantly there were reports his health was failing and she was depressed that they allowed his son to boost his spirits so today was the first time we saw a real change in that he was moved from a prison to a military hospital, suggesting that his health had failed. and so all of of us have been tuning into staid media trying to get a better sense of what happened. he may mo longer be president but his persona still captures the attention of egyptians and they follow his move very closely. >> ifill: every time we have seen hosni mubarak of late it's been in a courtroom, he's been in that kind of cage structure and he's been in a hospital bed. do we ever hear what the source of his health problems are. >> well, it started in about 2003 when he collapsed during a parliament session and since then there has been a fascination with his health as people followed it a few years ago he was reportedly diagnosed with cancer. in the last few days we've heard talks about stroke, heart attack, that

be thunderstorms that will fire up today, all the way from that eastern edge of the coastline, back almosll you. today, we pulled it out. the weather here is better than in london. but, lara, they told me there's something going on with hats. the head thing. what's going on? >> i know you like the fascinator. i had to do a little costume change for you, sam. >>> a beautiful day in london, as we await the arrival of the queen. here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." the queen, through the eyes of those who know her best. her grandsons. princes william and harry, in a rare interview. >>> and rihanna's famous twitter picture. is it the latest health craze? i.v. vitamin cocktail. >>> plus, len goodman, filling us in on the london only he knows. oh, yeah. and fashion coming up on "good morning america." >> a ten for len. pooches and puppies, we are fed up with being fed on. we demand k9 advantix ii. it not only kills fleas and ticks, it repels most ticks before they can attach and snack on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel. and a tick that isn't repelled or killed may attac

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