to stay tonight, and where are they going to eat tonight, but down the line all of those urgents fadeaway this won't end in 30 days, they're going to have other needs that need to be met. >> reporte >> the pastors have a facebook page that will tell you more about their mission and how you can help in other ways as well. we have a link at abcnews.com. >>> two people sitting at a bus stop eating pizza, all legal, unless you do them at the same time. the unusual ticket given to a homeless man. >> reporter: this was a limb different. >> when we read what the citation was for, we saw- >> we don't know that it was illegal to eat pizza at a bus stop. >> reporter: but city law says eating anywhere in the public transit system is illegal. and a bus stop is part of the transit system. >> activist shawn osborne had this to say. >> all of us around here ate pizza at the bus so much in question. >> from the techbder loin to city hall, one activist actually rode across town eating a slice at every bus stop as we went. and the leftovers? who doesn't like pete sachlt. >> it's a random act of kindness. >

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quickly you see that start to fadeaway because this is not only the same complicated situation with assad, this is that situation with isis and russia then layered on top of it. we're in a much more difficult situation in syria than we were when obama was making this decision in 2013. >> unpredictability as been the trump calling card. and the secretary of state going to moscow. we'll get to the summit with china and military ships going towards north korea. one thing we do know is what the president decided to do was 180 degrees apart from what for years he said the united states should do. >> if assad got knocked off, what do we have? we don't know if it will be worse than assad. so what are we doing? i think it's irresponsible for us to get bogged down in syria and let's end up over world war iii over syria where we don't want to be in the first place. >> they insist we won't get bogged down. it was a one time response. the president's letter to congress explaining himself and saying he has legal justification for this says if i have to i'll do it again. what did we learn about our pre

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