property but the neighbors on this south side and the wall is over 5 feet tail not easily scaled not 0 approa appropriate bringing in mulch. >> i have a couple of questions for you one of the reasons you've indicated you didn't want to bring the edge of the deck it is not the ms. brown's side was because of the door? >> if you look at can i have the overhead if you look at the drawing this bottom sorry thank you this door is our current door we don't want to have to move this is our garage and hard to move this door if we bring this offer there's a post in the middle of the door. >> but the post is at the edge of your new deck. >> well, if there's a firewall. >> you it 3 feet in you'll not need a firewall. >> the other problem is this the the exit door to the kitchen it's possible to be moved a few feet over but it's invites exactly 3 feet we have a bathroom here if we had - well, a stairwell in the middle and this pulled back this area in the middle this door can't move so it will limit our face we'll have a barbecue; right? >> the deck extends further and we don't want it to be 12 feet out

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. >> am i willing to pursue the de criminalization strategy as an approa approach>> no?es it when she works he used the drugs the administration locks it up for music they used the border patrol and creates a vicious crime and the government says no i am not going to change anything. at least you changed your mind you were flexible enough. >> it took a lot of time and research. i wasn't in a political situation that is so sensitive. >> here is a sample of the media discussion about this. >> you know it's one way to fix all of this is if people in america would stop doing drugs when they go out at nightclubs every single freaking weekend. >> people should just stop using drugs. >> two-ways to stop the drug problems is make all drugs either completely legal or you get americans to stop demanding the drugs in the first place. it is an american thing and to get them to change their mind set is the use of substances is extremely difficult. >> those who strongly support the drug war acknowledge laws make it harder to patrol the border. here's a republican congressman from illi

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i think that this is a major change in how isis is approa approached. in my view, i in think in mike's view, too, ice sis a major threat to this country, in the future, and right now to the entirety of syria and iraq, and the expanding caliphate. i think where they're going is to baghdad. it is my belief they will try to attack our embassy, so we're going to protect our embassy, protect our council in erbil and at the same time begin to use special operations, more isr, crack down on where they're getting their money, and taking aggressive action against this terrorist group. it is overdue, but the president is now there and i think it's the right thing for america, and hopefully our partners will be aggressive with us. >> congresswoman, the senator says the president is now there. we've heard his rhetoric change. he's talking about dismantling and destroying. we also know that he is going to meet with congressional leaders about isis this week, and he is going to have an address to the nation wednesday. so tell me, and we're told that he will have a pl

and after the lunch, i approa approached him and asked him if he thought it was ironic that he posted on facebook when his government fans are in iran to which he replied, ha ha, that's life. >> one of iran's most famous political leaders. and he says i don't know who that is. so i published this in the daily beast. and it got picked up from there. it was picked up by the press, also. and then when the media pressure died down, he was put right back into prison. what's blessing was my 15 or 20 minute debate/confrontation with the uchlt n. ambassador at the time. whechb i approached him about the same issues, he turned to his aid and said, word-for-word, he said are the facebook and twitter banned in iran. i said when will he be free? i said i don't know who that is. i think he's probably lying about the others. but it's a testament to the power of the international media to raise these names and to make iran diplomats pay a price. now, during a lunch, he sounded like a cross between mother theresa and gandhi. in his telling, there is no government on the planet more dedicated to peace

problem with such predictions is that they are seldom right in our results and are always wrong in our approa approach." after the hearing, i was joined at a press conference by baltimore's reverend dr. jamel bryant, a leading youth activist and an advise either to treyvon martin favorite. reverend bryant echoed the call to end racial profiling by law enforcement in america. and let me quote from him -- and i quote -- "this piece of legislation being offered by my senator, senator cardin, is the last missing piece from the civil rights bill of 1965 that says there ought to be equality regardless of one's gender or one's race. racial profiling is, in fact, an extension of racism in america that has been unaddressed and this brings closure to the divide in this country." i have called for putting an end to racial profiling, a practice that singles out an individual based on race, ethnicity, national origin or religion. my legislation would protect minority communities by prohibiting the use of racial profiling by law enforcement officials. first, the bill prohibits the use of racial profiling b