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thirdly, you know, the philosophy behind this cease-fire is that russia and canan deliver the syrian government. countriesthose two have backed the syrian government heavily. can be reliedey on to get damascus to cease-fire. is not the case that whole ofn deliver the the opposition. claimed to beever supplying the whole of the opposition. aree are rebel groups that not beholden to turkey. them --rred are one of the kurds are one of them. those groups may well continue on fighting. >> jasper, why is ankara so fighting endthe over the border? >> well, no country likes to toe a civil war next door it, because of the threat of an overspspill of the violence. building a wall along its syrian border to stop the illegal crossing. secondly, turkish troops a are w involved in the war. has some 500 soldiers, northern syriria. and d the death toll in the four therehs that theyey havave been has risen to nearly 40. anand the hihigher the death t l riseses, the greater the p polil cost for the govovernment. the two biggest opposition in parliament would withdraw turkish groups tomorrow could. thi

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but one option you dodon't have is s you canan get up and leave. you can't tell your workers on friday, 'don't come in on monday. we're m moving to shahanghai.' mm-mm. not available. you lose. find another way. get a betterer machine. reorganize your production pro-- produce something else. 50,000 things you can do to try to save your situation, but that you can't do. and you know why? because it destroys peoplele's liveses andt destroys the communitity. kind of what it does to the children, which is why we don't let you do that. and we don't let you make one worker work 18 hours. wouldn't let t you do that t ei. it'd be nice if you could, but we don't let you do that." well, if workers made the decision, they would long ago have ruled out destroying themselelves and thei jobs. and so the whole question of losing your producer facilities to other countries would not h have happened. here's another example. suppose the workers run their own factories. we have a little acronym, wsde. it's called worker's self-directed enterprise. to summarize what we

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it has reopened and you canan see here a lot of their loyalhe customers have left notes of noo if you look to the left this d.c. police officer says thise is now a temporary assignment am to be here to make sure all goes well here moving forward. a we can tell you about maddisonn welch. according to the new york times heing goes by his middle name maddison welch.nelch you see him arrested onn connecticut avenue on sunday. he's 28 years old have salisbury north carolina arrested charged with firing aig gun inside the pizza p restaurant. restaura he says he drove up from north carolina his home there onther s reports.orts well, in that new york times t interview conducted yesterday ye maddison welch says quoting here i just wanted to do someom good and went about it thehe wrong way. the second quote here is the intel on this wasn'tas 100 percent and i regret how i h handled the situation.tion now, he is due in court at 9 o'clock this morning. d.c. superior court.ou it's a preliminary h he's being held without bond.itb the question today, guys, will w be whether he is released tose t go

women to cosby' sexual assault trial but cosby's attorneys want to limitl the number of women who cananars sin the sandn hook school massacr 20 children and sick teachersich and staff members were allers a killed. kill the victims will be remembered r between 9:30 and 9:45am. 95a that's the time when those tho shootings took place. ♪♪ >>> happening today, senatorsors mark warner and tim kaine willaw host a coffee on capitol hill h meeting.et it's to honor virginia veteransr now the commonwealth coffee will be an opportunity for veterans,, active duty service members ands their families to speak with the senators and members of their staff.f >>> president barack obama signed a bill that would help tp boost funding for the fight fht against cancer and drug abuse. the 21st century cures act invest $1.8 billion for cancer research. resear moon shot to defeat the diseasea once and for all.onll that's the name of the researcha program.progra. overall the law calls for spending $6.3 billion over theot coming decade to develop neweven treatment and policies foricie f dealing with the country's