i would defer to dan wolf basically to answer specific questions you have about how the process is now and how those changes could likely -- what changes would likely result. i think president chiu is correct. i think the idea is for folks who are on fixed government benefits that have already been means tested, those folks should have a more expedited process, more expedited process through the hardship application. and then i would also say that in addition to that, we would have to [speaker not understood] for residents who say they are on social security. there hasn't been means tested, we would have to essentially create the criteria around an asset assessment. but the idea would be to avoid any unnecessary hearings for residents who are on a fixed benefit. and i think that's, you know, within the interest of both the tenant community, both in the interest of the [speaker not understood] community who in many cases, you know, i think everyone agrees that the process take a little too long than is necessary. >> supervisor kim? >> okay. no, that actually answers my question. and jus

dan lothian. >> reporter: wolf, this is getting a lot of attention today because with warmer weather on the horizonle are starting to make summer travel plans. and they're closely watching the price at the pump. it's the price of driving a car, filling up, app watching the dollars add up. but what goes in burns out. and the environmental protection agency is trying to make sure it's much cleaner. ultimately costing you more. >> i think it's important that we do health but i think the whole environmental police have gone too far. >> reporter: how much more will you pay? one industry survey says up to nine cents per gallon but an administration official strongly disputes that citing an epa analysis that shows it would be less than one penny a gallon. >> i think it would be worth it in the long term. prices are going up anyhow so why not put it toward something you get something out of? > i'd pay a little bit more for that, definitely. if it is better for the environment. >> reporter: the epa wants to cut sulfur in gasoline by 60% as a way to reduce smog, claiming the proposed rules would save up to 2

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president obama i believe just landed from his trip and in orare dan with abdullah he is the one who said the muslim brother arehood is wolfs in sheeps clothing. the arab world is telling us this. >> it is true. here is the secret. we are here to stay. every analyst predictd that one. we asked mubarak to step down who is going to take over? is muslim brotherhood. we need them. they helped us on 9/11. they helped us in intelligence and we need them and need to have some sort of influence in the region. so what needs to happen is that we need to redirect and repurpose the money. we need to go over there and find the secular elements within th the see sighty. and the silver lining to the arab spring if egypt or libya or what going on in the bloody civil war in syria is there are secular elements in society or they wouldn't be out on the streets. unfortunate that the political vacuum was filled by the muslim brotherhood. >> judge jeanine: lisa makes a great point. maybe it is an opportunity for us to get in there and make friends. we you look at what has been going on and not even having access to the guys that we believe it re

dan pfeiffer. thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you, wolf. >> what do you say about this quote?r administration is, but i certainly know they don't represent the views of the president or anyone else in this white house. >> here's what ron fornier told me in the last hour because i asked him for context on this pretty shocking quote. >> a lot of the senior staff and the political people around the president spent a lot of time this last few months aggressively and divisively pushing back ontion suggestions that the president get more engaged in negotiations. so once he very abruptly last week began this so-called charm offensive, i think a lot of people around him felt hung out to dry and a little upset and kind of pushed back on the whole narrative. >> it sounds like a little deception. i have known him for years and i assume you know him and he's a serious journalist. >> ron is a legendary white house a.p. reporter and he's a good guy and i have much respect for him. i don't know who gave him the quote and all i can say is what the president's senior team believes and this is

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dan lothian is here getting some new information. what's the latest? >> that's right, wolf.tate department had been reviewing to find out whether or not this pipeline would have any kind of environmental impacts and this report that came out is just a draft report. so it doesn't come down one way or the other saying that this pipeline is detrimental or it's okay. but what's interesting is that it does point out that there are some areas where there are these environmental impacts but they could be mitigated and one thing i think it was telling, there was a summary of impact where it said the analysis of potential impacts associated with construction and proposed projects suggests there would be no significant impacts along the proposed project route. those who want this pipeline that's been controversial, it's been hanging out there for over four years, they see this as good news. again, this is very early in the process. no decision coming down but certainly nothing in this report that says that this pipeline will be detrimental to the area. >> a the lo of people have said