. >> women have been the bastian of bipartisanship in the senate. we'll see if that's true with the new crop of women, who are a little more from the extremes of their parties than the women they're replacing. >> reporter: and the speaker of the house, kicking off barack obama's second term, by saying he wants to do everything he can to help the president succeed. not as a liberal and not as a conservativ conservative. but rather, as a leader that can bring everyone together. mark greenblatt, capitol hill. >>> more than 24 hours have passed since the concession and victory speeches. but once again, the counting not over in florida. even though it no longer matters, florida's 29 electoral votes remain unclaimed. several counties are tallying absentee ballots. and some voters had to wait in line as long as seven hours to vote on tuesday. broken printers and extra long ballots added to the problem. >>> and more major political news coming out of china this morning. china's president has opened to party meetings on leadership change calling for the end

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you've been to bastian with the camp of a 40-kilometer radius.t is absolutely secure in terms of being put into trying to get to grips. but i'm sure in my own mind that if the enemy got lucky on this occasion that it is no more than that. it's not a strategic threat in any sense. >> okay, thank you. >> i would like if i make to shift the discussion to civilian casualties. clearly what you're describing if you move the trouble away from the populated areas, that is progress. highest level of civilian casualties caused by issa if you had moved civilian areas, the number caused by isaf, has not fallen or not? >> it is generally correct. no one again again for mishaps of civilian casualties across the whole afghanistan is something we deeply regret and i know both isaf forces and afghan forces deeply regret that. but i just want to reassure the committee that the actions we take to ensure this is minimized or entities consistent with the conflict, that we have very clearly displayed rules of engagement and targeting direct to the really limit how thi

the idea that sandra fluke is somehow held up this as bastian woman that -- >> sean: fundamentally, thisind-set, why should i pay for birth control? >> and why should the woman who took the national stage saying she wanted free stuff be the ideal women, when we've got young women in pakistan, who took a bullet in the head because she advocated that young girls should be able to have an education, women who are fighting in the middle east for women's rights, women who are taking strong stands on behalf of real women's issue, yet we waste our time on sandra fluke, who was just a patsy for the obama administration in this campaign. >> sean: go ahead. >> again, you can argue the merits of her politics, but what she was -- >> sean: why do you keep avoiding the merits of it? >> i'll deal with it head on, but the idea is she's representing voices in the united states. for her, she's talking about students. for some women, pregnancy is life or death, and -- >> sean: are you willing to sacrifice what penny is bringing up here, something called religious freedom? are you willing to force catholic

on the other hand if you're a republican in the house you're thinking you're the last bastian. you're the barricade. you can remain in power through the end of the decade because of the redistricting that's happened but you won't remain in power if you increase taxes on the wealthy. your base will go berserk and won't show up at the next election. >> bill: but is that really true? that's what some of these -- >> yeah. >> bill: idiots think -- but is that really true? do you think -- i want to play another clip for you. this is bill crystal who is nobody more conservative than bill crystal. publisher of the weekly standard right? dan quayle's former chief of staff. on fox news sunday yesterday morning. here's what bill crystal said about the fact that republicans are willing to go to the barricades for the 2%. bill crystal. >> float new ideas. let's have a serious debate. you know what? it won't if we raise taxes. i don't understand why republicans don't take obama's offer to freeze taxes for everyone below $50,000. republican party is going to fall in sorts to millionaires half

talking, friends and neighbors about what's going on in san francisco where the drug war began in that bastianting ready to shed its image as a city where anything goes including clothing. from "the huffington post," city lawmakers are scheduled to vote tuesday on an ordinance that would prohibit nudity in most public places, a blanket ban that represents an escalation of a two-year tiff between devoted group of men who strut their stuff through the gay district. that's not true. it is mostly straight people fighting for this. they're doing in the castro because they think it is a hip place to do it but it is heterosexuals fighting the most for the nudity policy. and a supervisor who represents the area. supervisor scott weiner's proposal -- yes scott weiner does not like nudity. i can't make fun of anybody's last name. >> of course not. >> john: fuglesang for huge apparatus. it would make it illegal for a person over the age of a to expose his or her genitals, perineum or anal region using any street, sidewalk or park plaza or while using public transit. the perineum? we can't even show that

a big republic bastian. i 4 corridor in florida where historically the republic vote has always been strongest. they say these are all reasons for them to it expect perhaps a late night but positive results. those are the three states that they think if they get them in their corner they have got all they need to win the election in the long run. it is a night of great anxiousness and yet they are very confident. today mitt romney himself said intellectually and emotionally he has always believed he would win it i talked to one very close romney advisor who said yeah, it could be a late night. we have been waiting for this for the last five years. megyn? >> megyn: carl cameron, what's another night? thank you. >> bret: now over to chief white house correspondent ed henry who is in chicago. ed? >> bret, good to see you. they're expecting a long night here as welling. one of the president's top advisors told me they think a state like florida when you show those results being so tight, they are expecting that

. >> what happens to the hospital at camp bastian after 2014? >> that depends on a number of issues. the ownership of bastian overtime is part of the longer-term development of ascii and infrastructure, which is not yet cleared out nor decided upon. .. >> it will be a bilateral arrangement. we have some provisions bear. do you understand that? >> i will probably differ that. >> mav >> 362 something -- is that what you said? >> yes, in total. [inaudible] >> let's address these questions. that question is not totally fielded yet. that is in the training system. what do i mean by that? it has yet to be on the ground in some cases. it has yet to be placed on the ground. there were 252,000 at the time. i am sure in my own mind that we can see clearly to 2017. those are being maintained. >> in 2014, one of the afghan security forces -- will they be able to delegate? >> that is the whole basis of our approach. that in everything that we do in terms of security operations in the field or whether it is in training systems that we transfer the responsibil