the roof rail baekeland is a 30 inch solid wood rail -- the roof rail they planned is a 30 inch solid wood rail. it has been changed to 32 inches from 36, another 6 inches. my objection is i am the property owner on that side of the roof of their property. i have a back down below. sunlight, air, and white will be blocked by the roof rail. it is right at the edge of the light. what i have asked them to do -- the simplest way would be to move it back about a foot and a half, so it is 5 feet from the property line. they can keep the same configuration and want to have on the rest of the roof rail. that would give me the sunlight the roof rail would cut out. this is a north facing back, so sunlight is very important. the deckhouse right now blocks a big part of the sunlight we get on the deck. we are really concerned about adding more features that would block the sun. i think that is asolution. it does not really reduce the size of their deck much, and it is cheaper than reconfiguring it at the location it was, because that is within a 5 foot fire zone and would have to be safety glass.

>> if baekeland entire neighborhoods of the city that would suggest a new level of violence and crackown. they have cracked down on the opposition, but stayed away from the kind of violence that adopt the said that he was going to use and brought international intervention. stay away from gross violence. that would rally world public opinion. he is playing with fire if he did that. >> turkey is a key player in this equation. increasingly, the west is saying this has to be a regional solution. >> it was what i was thinking before we went to turkey. turkey wants this to be a solution from within the region. perhaps turkey alone cannot change assad's behavior. humanitarian action would require turkey working with nato. in towns along turkey's border with syria. a lot of people think that assad's fall is imminent. contacts with people across the border think that assad's regime will hang on longer than we think. >> that seems likely based on how he has hung on to power. >> i interacted with both syrians and people who interact with syrians. there is a sense that the opposition, to the ext