next speaker. >> good afternoon supervision i'm living over clare ton my wife and alive on clare ton we've seen changes most people are hardworking middle-class they safe their money to live comfortablely in retirement. the rental property was a way to have this property there are people who tmg of a law that's meant for fixed income. we are deprived from mac a good market rate. we're fighting a wealthy real estate speculator who is well connected he can make several hundreds thousands of dollars at our expense. in my opinion open space areas are part of our legacy. and also makes the city a special place to live. as a prove or disprove taxpayer and lifelong resident of san francisco i find this proposal absolutely inexpensive and reyou puzzle active. if this is permitted to go ahead someone needs to write an article arrest i'm kelly long on clare ton i've been here all day. let's go green san francisco let's pave over the green area. i'm against this it's ignorant i'll spent here all day listening to cars and seven hundred and 50 foot you know square apartments all this stuff. you'r

it is basically, it's closer to clare done and would be accessible to clare done and also the slope of that area is very not as steep as from mountain spring. so consequentially by giving access to this you'll help to protect that property in the event of a fire or emergency. so the questionable area you'll give a staircase and are you charging rent so you've got a double edge sword me and my wife approve of this resolution >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm todd david. i'm here to speak a little bit about was it would be like to be a family living at this location. and the difficulty of getting 3 small children in and out of the house and gov. into a i have a 12-year-old and 9-year-old you put the kids in the car and load up the baseball bats and going out 45 steps to make that happen it would make it difficult for a family to live in this residence. so i don't know the history of the neighborhood and all the disagreements but i certainly am a strong opponent of keeping folks in san francisco i think this would make a perfect house for a family. thank you fo

. >> my top three is renee, clare, and lauren s. >> reporter: some of them spent hours analyzing thes of all 27 girls. >> so what are the main things you that look at when you're going to fill out your bracket? >> age usually seems to make a difference. >> in what way? >> i feel like the bachelors usually tend younger. >> for me it's like, will their lifestyle mesh up with his lifestyle and where i think he's going. >> reporter: but trying to figure out what this former pro soccer player wants hasn't been the easiest. we know the 32-year-old looking for a great stepmom to his daughter camila and perhaps someone who can help him translate from time to time. >> if there's any kind of conflict or bump in the road, i would like both. >> what does that mean? >> reporter: the hunk getting hfl into some hot water after apparently telling a reporter why he thinks a gay bachelor just wouldn't work. a charge he tried to explain on "gma." >> it was a misuse of a word. it's been hard because to me when i speak english it happened two months of filming, sometimes the words i used were not interpr

i'm still just clare from sacramento. watching that is strange.e wall. and to know, that's what happened there. it makes sense. >> juan pablo wrote a blog entry for "people" magazine where he said he was misunderstood, misrepresented, and misjudged in the need media and on the show? any truth of that? >> as short of a time period as we get to see on tv, i think your true personality comes through in the end. and i think mine did, and i think his did, as well. >> yours did for sure. why did you start to fall in love with him? what were the good things? about juan pablo. obviously, you had real felt feelings for him. we're talking about him now because we see the aftermath. what -- who was the man you fell in love with? >> i thought he was a man that was very proud to be an amazing father. and that loved his daughter, loves his daughter a lot. i thought he was charming. i thought coming from his cultural background, my family has a similar thing going on. >> why don't you think he chose you in the end? >> you know, i don't know. and like i told him,

clare arrives first. there she is looking lovely.there. she is so ready to be proposed to. didn't quite happen that way. juan pablo says, i have to say good-bye to you. clare didn't take that so well. let's hear it. >> i lost respect for you. because -- i'll tell you what. i thought i knew what kind of man you were. >> okay. >> what you just made me go through, i would never want my children having a father like you. >> okay. >> i'm glad i didn't pick her. >> there you go. >> so infuriating. >> that make your skin crawl? >> yes. >> that makes your skin crawl. nikki is up next into the torture chamber. she accept as j.p.'s final rose. not the ring. still no "i love you". >> he doesn't even offer her a ring. >> he doesn't offer her anything. they say they are happy. we get to "after the final rose." j.p. is on the defensive. he is not saying much. not giving too many details. here is what he had to say in his own defense. >> i'm sorry that the show didn't end up like you guys wanted me to, but like i said, i have to be honest. that's h

only 38% said clare. starting at 8:00 eastern. and then after the final rose. >>> coming up, denzel washington talking about his return to broadway. stay tuned. >> i got me a dream, baby. woman says be charitable. >>> are you ready for this? two-time oscar winner denzel washington, one of the most powerful actors on screen and stage. his last time on broadway, took home a tony. now anticipation is high as he prepares to open in a classic drama. i got a chance to talk with him about that and a whole lot more. the buzz on broadway? denzel is back. starring in a revival of "a raisin in the sun," the lorraine hansbury classic. >> a man says i got to change my life, i'm choking to death. a woman says, your eggs are getting cold. >> reporter: you talk about this thing on broadway, it's a way for an actor to sharpen your instrument. >> that's the foundation to me. it's where you really learn how to act. it's alive. it's a living thing. you get an energy from the people. >> reporter: originally produced in 1959,

clare also set a long engagement with afghanistan. in 2001 she was in and of the u.n.onn agreement on afghanistan. she went on to spencer leaders living in afghanistan as an adviser to the u.n. and the afghan government where she worked on numerous initiatives, including the afghanistan development forum, national development framework and the national solidarity program. she is the co-author, fixing failed states can which is published by oxford university press in 2008. our third panelist is david sedney who's had a long and distinguished career serving the u.s. government with most of his assignment since 2002 also focusing on afghanistan. from 2009-2013, david served as the deputy assistant secretary of defense for afghanistan, pakistan and central asia in the office of the assistant secretary of defense for asia and pacific security affairs. prior to this he was deputy assistant secretary of defense for east asia, and then he also served as the dcm at the u.s. embassy in beijing, and prior to that as the deputy chief at the u.s. embassy in kabul in 2002 as was in

. >> clare. >> clare. let's watch. >> oh, dear. >> i want them to know that they want to be with me. >> of course. i understand that. who met my family? who met camila? who met my daughter? who met my mom? you're here. and i want you to be here. and you're special to me. >> i'm going to follow what i think is best for me, and i have to say good-bye to you. >> i lost respect for you. because -- i'll tell you what. >> mm-hmm. >> i thought i knew what kind of man you were. >> okay. >> what you just made me go through, i would never want my children having a father like you. >> okay. >> and it's not over there. >> maybe i will start watching this show. >> after she walked away he whispered under his breath that he was happy he didn't choose her. "happy i didn't choose you." what a jerk. he makes her spill her guts, he practically tells her she's the one. >> chosen. >> yeah. and then in front of everybody he drops her like a bag of dirt. >> worse than a bag of dirt. a bag of manure. >> okay. now let's watch wha

clare. >> thank you. and i would like to start also by thanking the organizers for all that they do on afghanistan, the region, and for this timely discussion. i've been asked to focus my remarks on governance and i would like to look back over the last decade, and draw a few lessons. shortly after the tragedy of 9/11, a few miles from here, a few days after 9/11, we convened a small group and he reflected it would likely be an invasion, that the u.s. would use military force. it was likely then the existing government would flee, would and he said the key question is going to be how do afghans, individuals and groups agree on the rules of the game by which they will govern their society? and a scene that was the question to ask then and perhaps it's the right question to ask today. the bonn process that he facilitated put this question at its heart and the process as we know has had many flaws, but to the extent that it worked, i think it was constructed, a building consensus between afghans on this ques

your fiancÈ, clare. very exciting news.ion over the weekend. [ applause ] to his beautiful fiancÈ, claire. and had clayton hiding in the bushes. what is the story? >> there was a couple walking by just as i was about do. it they were like look at the man in the bushes. i was like, saying, please! please don't point him out. [ laughter ] it worked out so well. it was a beautiful day and we have send a shoutout to your families. >> big lou -- >> very proud of you. >> thank you. they purchased a very nice -- i'm not going say. >> what about granny j.? >> yes. she's a fire cracker. >> i have kisses on my neck, i think. >> she did like you, thomas. she said i was handsome but you are far more handsome. >> we are going face time her on the show. >> we should. >>> kracongratulations. still ahead on "way too early." "morning joe" is on the way. so ally bank really has no hidden fees on savings accounts? that's right, no hidden fees. it's just that i'm worried about, you know, "hidden things." ok, why's that? well uhhh... surprise!!

. >> pick up the action as juan pablo breaks the heart of one of the women, clare.ell, she told him she wasn't the man she thought he was. she let him have it. that left nikki who accepted his final rose but wasn't offered an engagement ring or an even i love you and led to an awkward exchange with the "the bachelor" host chris harrison. >> this is what the show is about. the show is about somebody meeting someone and falling in love and being happy and -- >> so did you? >> i'm -- >> did you -- >> i'm with somebody, look and i'm happy. i've been four months happy. >> i don't know what i'm looking at. >> huh? >> i don't know what i'm looking at. >> we do. >> i. nick cia cold juan pablo she loves him and they say their life in private is just now getting under way. a lot of people very -- >> some ladies in the newsroom not big on juan pablo anymore. >>> we know who the next bachelorette is. andi dorfman who walked on juan pablo this season. >> gave him a piece of her mind which we love. she is a 26-year-old assistant district attorney from atlanta and she says she is

clare murphy reports. physical match will begin on the tree and the testimony of the forensics experts make a dramatic re enactments during wednesday's proceedings the actual bathroom door two weeks the fatal shots were fired at the this team camp was brought into court. a reconstruction of the toilet cubicle where she was devastatingly injured erected behind to us to issue the defendants claimed that after firing from the stumps he put on his artificial legs i don't need and to be trying to break down the door with his cricket bats the witness agreed to the bass was used after but not with all the stories the story marks in the pool is actually consistent with with firm. you not. the news he is gone and i suspect it might be some of them. he was when he read his five shots police colonel insisted the ankle could only be made by someone much shorter than him. but under cross examination of missing teeth and the action difficult when he tried to simulate it as a double amputee when i left my seat and off ba

the hindsight and also a full strength that school with goalkeeper gang just suspended until craig clare on out seems to giant and don't feel that way i've already on the bobbin so i quickly found their rhythm and six the knee just before fulltime sounds the eye the bruins needed to do the right to be one of the bad finish school from him. and they doubled their lead in the sixty third minute of my swansea. coming up soon a shower and to talk to. it's the last inning the rounds to keep sliding it into the goal. so it's likely to go by. it's like that with this replay showing sanctioned on handling the ball with mick fitzgerald story from the spots. central is getting on the scoresheet botswana is how it ended giving beijing that the us winning the competition. i've even been back to the top meanwhile great job and a visit to the posts and plan the plan be taking the lead fifty six minutes in when the brazilian raffia was pulled back by synergy fight just inside the area. one of the sin that made up for his earlier era wage cuts and crossing for the descent down the hall to the high schoo

. >> police say the gun man ditched the car near an off ramp of highway 1 on clare avenue in daly city. the dozens of officers from multiple agency powered into the neighborhood to help with the search. s.w.a.t. team from san francisco police and sheriff's department entered few home because police say the suspect knows the area. >> we had reason to believe contact in the area. certain residences that we had made contact and pishtion police started clearing out the neighborhood after more than 5 hours of searching as it was going on the family watched from the third floor apartment here. they couldn't leave because the building was surrounded. i talk with him by phone from the balcony. >> it was kind of the kept prison in our own home in a wa way. a lot of our friends were able to couple. celebrating birthday here. actually my birthday. >>reporter: he and the neighbors were happy to help police by letting them use the building as a staging area. now the search will continue using leads the police can collect from the suspect car. if waiting to be processed. this is a neighborhood with

two women, one rose, and no proposal. [ applause ] juan pablo blindsiding clare breaking her heart. >. whew, i'm glad i didn't pick her. >> reporter: and while he had a ring in his pocket, he only gave nikki a rose. >> i'm not 100% sure that i want to propose to you. but at the same time, i'm 100% sure that i just don't want to let you go. >> reporter: it capped off a dramatic season. and even more drama on "after the final rose." >> at the end of the day i made the decision that i thought was good for me. and it is what it is. >> reporter: where the bachelor got booed. >> so you love her. >> i'm not going to answer that question to you. [ audience booing ] i don't get it. i don't get it. >> reporter: you seemed almost frustrated on set. why were you so frustrated? >> because i had been frustrated for a long time with him. i know some people take it as i don't like juan pablo or i'm frustrated and i'm angry at him. and i'm not. i was trying to help him. any inkling of emotion would help him. >> reporter: was there some sort of divide between juan pablo and the show? >> yeah, there was

he and his wife clare fitzgerald have been cuddling babies hear for 16 years. >> nurse were his telling can you tell us have an immediate impact for the infants. im measurable. >>reporter: look at the blue number hear apparently that's blood oxygen and as it starts to climb it means the babies relax. >> the doctor says cuddling leaves to better tolerance of pain more stable body temperature and stronger vital signs. >> remember back to your own childhood mom hug was the best medicine that is the best medicine. >>reporter: for the parents can you tell user are a god send. >> can't be here 24 hours a day and it's very comforting knowing that while you are not here there's someone holding your child and loving your child. >> you know the people are scared to death. >> can you tell us the parents as much as you are. >> seems that way. >> high tech medicine can make miracle happen. >> but a song and smile and human touch that make the babies american strong. abc news palo alto. >> could that be sweet. what a wonderful story. >> let's go back and update the weather forecast. sandhya is here t

about 72 at san jose and santa clare.the peninsula scene at san mateo o. 71 palo alto redwood city. low mid 60's on the coast and 66 degrees downtown san francisco tomorrow north bay high of 70 santa rosa. 72 at nap a.east bay high 68. oakland 72. castro valley inland east bay 73 at fairfield antioch and livermore. here's accu-weather 7 day forecast again spring forward saturday night into sunday morning. daylight saving time. we get a little bit of rain overnight into monday and partial clearing monday afternoon and sunny mild for remainder of next week. high pressure generally above 70 degrees which is also above 7 degrees. near the bay and in our inland location. lovely week ahead. >> it looks like it thanks so much. sunday get a little late sunset that is nice remind us spring is about here. every time we change the clock consumer product safety commission encourage to us check the battery in the household smoke detector and change them if needed. >> still 0to come at 9:00. connection between milk and breast cancer. t

rarely is anyone allowed inside the tower, but we had the great opportunity to enter and meet dorrian clare, clock master. >> this one was installed in 1898, and it cost i think it was $5,043. >>reporter: how many dials? >> four dials, each 23 feet, made of a very fancy grade of plywood, originally they were sugar pine, so i changed the hands from plywood because the sugar pine hands have been up since 1898, they were quite dry rotted. >>reporter: how did the clock operate in the olden days? >> wind it up every saturday morning. it takes between five and 10 minutes of diligent cranking. >>reporter: and now? >> this is a windup, it's now electrically driven. >>reporter: tell me something very few people know. >> the north-facing dial has been one minute fast for approximately 60 years, and i guess the public is accustomed to it, so i've left it that way. >>reporter: what happens when we return to daylight saving time? >> if you like, you can be here at two minutes to 2:00 and you'll start seeing the hands advance and exactly at 2:00 it should say 2:00. >>reporter: the clocks are by the 1906

talking about this. [ laughter ] juan pablo. [ laughter ] he picked nikki, a 26-year-old nurse over clarewho is a a 32-year-old hair stylist. he said he thought about it long and hard, and after a lot of soul searching, he decided nikki was definitely younger. a lot of people were saying it was the worst season of "the bachelor," and they are right. it was awful. i'm so mad. you know i'm a giant fan. >> steve: yeah, you love it. >> jimmy: i love reality shows. i love "the bachelor," i think that it's awesome. i like chris -- who's the guy that hosts it? chris harrison. yeah, i like that dude. he's great. his tie is always weird and off to the side. but i watch it all of the time. it's great. this one was awful. this guy, juan pablo, had nothing. >> steve: on one to ten, you'd give him a juan. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i would give him a a one. thank you, higgins. but, yeah. it's not only jumped the shark, it's like, jumped the shark and cousin oliver. it's like cousin oliver got water skis and jumped over a a shark. they're gonna have to retool the show, and by that i don't me

nikki, clare, j.p., st. lucia. who knows whauts going to happen.be your defibrillator, fumigation suit. we promise something never before seen on "the bachelor." i gotta go see you. >> see ya. >> finale next week. let's move on. best wishes. scarlett johansson is expecting her first baby. >> scar-jo is engaged to a french journalist. but the two don't seem to be in any hurry to tie the nolt. there are reports that the "her" star is about five months along which would put the due date in late spring or early summer. >> congrats to them. >>> the stark reminder of what exists between hollywood and real life. barkhad abdi was nominated for an oscar for his part in "captain phillips." he's broke. >> "new yorker" magazine reports he earned $65,000 for the film more than two years ago. he gets a per diem when he promotes it, but otherwise he is out of work. doesn't seem right. >> if you're wondering about the pizza guy that showed up at the oscars, if he is the real deal. we have your answer this morning. >> he was a real pizza man. co-owner of a pizzeria

rage active center six minute break in county clare formally opened today providing a day care service for vulnerable and auschwitz hundred people in the surrounding villages that can moderate the kitchen and craft show. people like sixty eight rolled the dough to the maxwell who lives alone and says the service was bad he needed to have her and other older people not feel isolated seconds left on its own line of him. i don't need to be coming here to be on hand outs. create stunning here we are keeping go ahead with the sound of the leads me to keep the stress we meet like minded people may call me and never put on charitable of what's going on around them in each one of the mind can only touch on the screen tv and it's nice to be a little weepy. bought a few lists a rural isolation and really miss our major problems for older people are now almost five hundred pandas and people over sixty five here. almost half of those over seventy five never know. community contact is one solution for older people must seek its people asking for help to be honest getting kids can use his mobilizing

the clare boothe luce policy institute is targeted to college women while intellectual organizations like the intercollegiate studies institute started by william f. buckley or the federalist society or the institution for humane studies at george mason university provide internships and seminars for budding conservative academics and future jurists, and the list goes on with the support of foundations with many familiar names. while this movement to build a core of young ideological, dependable lawyers, journalists, congressional staff and voters has been a central priority of right, very few social scientists have studied the effort to mobilize these students or to examine just how these students experience their undergraduate lives in the first place. and this has left us in the odd situation of not knowing if the accusations leveled against universities resonate with the students on whose behalf they're made, nor do we know much of anything else about these students, sup as when and how -- such as when and how do they become conservative, what are their political turning points b

i will get back to you on your query.c clare we have been working hard to streamline and modernize our system to address the business process issues that slow things down into recognize the importance of good, clear communication with companies around these kinds of activities. >> i understand with recruiters some -- with breakthroughs, sometimes they use them with pharmaceuticals themselves. it is very complicated. arena, authorities a very different today. modernizey we have to their updating the pharmacy loss, etc. -- laws, etc. we are always looking to see whether our systems much the real world needs. andy time is almost up here i will submit another very important question with concern to the regulation of medical i.t. >> there's a great deal of interest. >> we need to look at the congress responsibility in that as well. i look forward to that. thank you for your service. >> thank you. i would like to thank you and the ranking member for holding this hearing. welcome back. i want to take a minute to thank you for the work over the last years. it has not been easy to implement a c

. >> clare. >> clare.ng to follow what i think is best for me, and i have to say good-bye to you. >> i'll tell you what, i thought i knew what kind of man you were -- >> okay. >> but what you made me go through, i would never want my children having a father like you. >> okay. >> and not over there. >> maybe i will start watching this show. >> after she walked away, he whispered under his breath, he was happy he didn't choose her. happy i didn't choose you. what a jerk. he makes her spill her guts, he practically tells her she's the one. >> chosen. >> and in front of everybody, he dropped her like a bag of dirt. >> worse than a bag of dirt. a bag of manure. >> let's watch happened with nikki, the woman he chose. >> i'm not 100% sure that i want to propose to you, but at the same time, i'm 100% sure that i just -- i don't want to let you go. i like you a lot. a lot. so, nikki, will you accept my final rose? >> absolutely. >> ew. >> i wish she said no, jerk. >> wow. >> but wait, there's even more. >> oh, my

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. >> reporter: some have called him the worst bachelor after a season finale that left clare crawleyr like you. >> reporter: and nikki with a rose but no "i love you." >> i love you a lot. a lot. >> reporter: a dramatic ending with bachelor juan pablo in the hot seat. >> can i talk? >> whew. >> reporter: sending the twitterverse into a frenzy. one person saying, "he's certainly no knight in shining armor," and now 32-year-old juan pablo is fighting back telling "people" magazine in an exclusive interview out this friday he feels misunderstood saying "what you see on tv, it's not me. i'm not the character of the bachelor." >> juan pablo is really one of the most controversial bachelors in a long time. a lot of the women who complained he didn't seem to care. >> reporter: but the so-called bad boy bachelor tells the magazine, sometimes people say i'm rude, but it's just because i'm very honest. as for nikki, juan pablo says they're still together. though he admits as far as his daughter is concerned, nikki is just daddy's friend. the 27-year-old pediatric nurse telling the magazine tha

after leaving clare crawly stunned and heartbroken. >> i would never want my children having a fathere you. >> i like you a lot. a lot. >> reporter: a dramatic ending with bachelor juan pablo in the hot seat. >> can i talk -- >> reporter: sending twitter verse into a frenzy. one person saying he certainly is no knight in shining armor. now 32-year-old juan pablo is fighting back. telling "people" magazine in an exclusive interview out this friday that he feels misunderstood. saying quote, what you see on tv, it's not me. i'm not the character of the bachelor. >> juan pablo is one of the most controversial bachelors of a long time. women complained he didn't really seem to care. >> reporter: but the so-called bad boy bachelor says, sometimes people say i'm rude, but it is just because i'm very honest. as for nikki, juan pablo says they are still together. though he admits as far as his daughter is concerned, nikki is just daddy's friend. the 27-year-old pediatric nurse telling the magazine that backlash against juan pablo has been hard to watch. >> it is not a game. this is like a rela

between clare and nickie, who did juan pablo pick? he had the ring, but he didn't propose to her.? he told her he wasn't sure he was ready to go, but still wanted to date her. i guess congratulations were in order? >> negative on that. will you accept this final rose? >> i would. ty very mu-- thank you very muc >> you know who doesn't care about this at all is science. >> i'm having a hiscy fit -- . hissy fit right now. i did not want to know this. >> i warned you. >> i'm daef stated just -- devastated just so we all know. enjoir your beautiful day because i am taking it away. that is right. that's what you all get. 70s d.c. enjoy that. you're going down to 30s by thursday. new york city, not so much. that's how the rest of y'all are going to feel. warm air making it way into the northeast. it's lasting a day or two guys. why? we're talking about a front coming through. temperatures 12 degrees above normal. st. louis seeing 79 today but dropping to 39 by tomorrow. making its way into the ohio valley overnight tonight brienging light snow. by tomorrow, making its way to the ohio va

protesters carried represent various autonomous communities within the country writer and activist clare of all their day told my colleague bill does that people have to continue protesting to pressure the government into changing its policies. for one day we stop our protest in our patients that we take everything away from us have already taken a lot of the take everything else and it's our responsibility to our grandchildren to to at least try to stop at least to try to keep some of what our grandparents records but i think it's our responsibility in course that those who are because you see we haven't taken everything else away like they maybe we like doing. the country's got to get out of that hasn't it and surely that's something your future grandchildren will go to think about as well what is the alternative apart from these methods the debt which is we've got to pay the debt i mean that's a myth. look at argentina in stopping it there and it got out of the situation if it were a silly thing part of the debt the part of they think makes sense because most of the debt is not our de

as that deal a piper lawyers and officials went around the city selling this alternative week labor clareno one knew that they were being paid by gap one of the big companies that refused to play ball. that's just another example of of the shadow lobbying complex that you have folks selling policy selling influence and of fashion with the way that these policies are acted without registering and without disclosing if you listen to their rhetoric or when they're walking around the city selling this plan they said that they are with based they are affiliated with think tanks or they are you know simply former government officials no one knew who was really behind this plan simply because they did register yeah and you give the series a dozens of examples here i mean this is just one of them that goes layers and layers and layers as you're talking about right now is there a way to investigate as i mentioned a house ethics committee overseeing the process of following up with those who are unregistered and still participating in lobbying. that your great question and this was actually the mos

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she is on the beffs of the clare booth campaign. and a young woman who is in the arena.es in the new hampshire house of representatives. the republican national committee named her a rising star just last year. she's a candidate again. she's running for new hampshire's second congressional district in the upcoming mid terms. which, by the way, as i move over here to manage this conversation. do all of you remember 2010? oh, yeah. women for the first time in ages voted in a majority for conservative candidates. we mattered in that election. we took that election. we will take 2014 as well with the help of these women. >> that's right. if they're smart. >> i have a few comments from each of the women here, and then we'll have our own little discussion. all right. so sabrina, we were talking earlier about the nature of your work and what happen matters . re look, we have a panel on women. the left brings us news of the war on women. what is it about gender differences? >> we need to start thinking and talking seriously to women. we have to realize that's not playing gender

if i could put a parentheses here, i think as alex said and also clare noted, it's extreme important that women make their progress inside of this increasingly important afghan -- it seems one of the natural barriers toward going backwards in a reconciliation process is to have powerful women, but powerful economic interests in afghanistan so they can speak for themselves about what the future will be like. and fourth point, just to keep going back and back and back to the point about what is the role for the international community, and particularly for the united states, and that is a clear one. that is to open the doors, maybe make it possible for afghans to talk to other afghans about the future of afghanistan. reconciliation is not about the united states or the international community making some arrangements on behalf of the afghan people. it's about afghans making arrangements that they wish to see. since you have to make your own decision, but it does strike me as right that this is a conflict that isn't going to in militarily. there will be some political end to this that r