i also wanted to mention we are getting closer and closer to the opening of what we refer to as 2 goth. it's a building at the corner of goth and otis and it's been empty for a while, it's been reif you are nirbed and remodeled inside and we had a tour about six months ago, really exquisite office space in terms of openness and the ability of staff to work together. so we are now in the throes, going to be moving medical, cal fresh which we would call the old food stamps program, our information and assistance program, part of our ihhs, together into that building. this will become a public access building for us. we've always made the opportunity for people to come in and discuss with staff any issues that they might have in the building that we're in, but we believe that this building with the kind of access it has and its visibility will provide more of that and we'll be doing more outreach into the community to let people know that that's where we are. veterans will be going into that building as well. we had hoped that would happen right after the first of the year but it's lookin

i also wanted to mention we are getting closer and closer to the opening of what we refer to as 2 goth. it's a building at the corner of goth and otis and it's been empty for a while, it's been reif you are nirbed an

last seen leaving on foot on washington toward goth. of course anyone with any information on this asked to call san francisco police. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> christie, thanks very much. >>> a fire destroyed their church but it didn't take away their faith. tonight nearly a week after flames ripped through historic holy cross church in san jose, a full mass was held in the parish hall. nbc bay area marian favro has more. >> reporter: you can see behind me the burned shell of the church. the church is just a few feet away from the pair, hall. but fortunately the parish hall was not burned. right now parishioners are inside enjoying the first full mass since that fire last weekend here in the parish hall. it was not the historic church that they had grown to love, but tonight they filed into the parish hall, many thanking god for allowing them to come together once again as a parish to attend mass. it was nearly a week ago a fire started neither church organ. investigators say it was likely c

understand the two miles how are we going to achieve that i made a bold statement into turning this into goth am city. it codify catapulted. so, now it's a much for ininaccurate indicate from the divorce. people starting twoet and reposting and it went viral. it was incredible about make a wish he wanted to be thinking about being batman. there's been a lot of super issues that have happened cross the country but i think that can only happen in san francisco the mayors on board and the city hall it's an incredible outpouring and i love how san francisco is in the spotlight here and people around the world sending their love to san francisco. you kids we thank you for your encourage and we wish we can erase the pain we hope this is the day of magic and that you'll remember this forever. bat kid forever in san francisco >> san francisco is unique in this way and it's part of our compassion and we have a civic duty to be involved and people are stepping forward if in huge way. it's about san francisco and it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a severe

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. >>> one year ago today san francisco was preparing to become goth emcity.come bat kid and save the city. make a wish greater bay area made miles' wish snapped we have a clear picture that's come from the one wish being granted. here's abc7 news anchor ama daetz. >> pint-sized and packed with klunk, miles scott took goth emcity by storm when he saved the city from evildoers. the then five-year-old had spent much of his life battling leukemia. but on this day he instead fought off villains like the penguins and even rescued a damsel in distress. carefully orchestrated event brought approximately 20,000 people out to the streets of san francisco on friday, november caught, 2013. millions watched online and shared the event on social media. our city truly felt like the center of a very positive uplifting universe. now, a year later, the men who played the penguin and batman, remember what a remarkable phenomenon it was. >> it's truly insane. [laughter] >> only you could pull this off. >> they will get to see miles tomorrow again to mark the anniversary. >> we a

. >>> one year ago today san francisco was preparing to become goth emcity.leukemia survivor would become bat kid and save the city. make a wish greater bay area made miles' wish snapped we have a clear picture that's come from the one wish being granted. here's abc7 news anchor ama daetz. [cheers and applause] >> pint-sized and packed with courage, miles scott took goth emcity by storm when he saved the city from evildoers. the then five-year-old had spent much of his life battling leukemia. but on this day he instead fought off villains like the penguins and even rescued a damsel in distress. the carefully-orchestrated event brought approximately 20,000 people out to the streets of san francisco on friday, november 15, 2013. millions watched online and shared the event on social media. our city truly felt like the center of a very positive uplifting universe. chants chants now, a year later, the men who played the penguin and batman, remember what a remarkable phenomenon it was. >> it's truly insane. [laughter] >> only you would pull this off. >> they will

a guy, one day he's goth, the next day, he's -- >> jimmy: you have a goth wrestler? hobby. >> jimmy: is it here in l.a.? >> san marino. >> jimmy: it's a wealthy area, right? >> all the kids have better cars than me. i borrow money from the kids for lunch. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are the kids interested in your movies and the fact that you're -- >> yeah, it's funny because they forget sometimes. i have to remind them. they'll have a tournament, i'm be working on a movie set. recently i did a film, i was working with liam neeson. he boxes. he's like, hey, you coach wrestling, we talk a lot. i said, i have to go, i have to rev the kids up. they have a tournament. he's like, let's do something. i'm like, you and me? you and me do something? i'm like, all right, let's do it. his assistant did a video and i'm not here to help you this time, but i brought someone along to help you get ready. liam neeson walks into the frame and he goes, san marino wrestlers, you better win, or i'll find you. no lie. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'll find you and i'll kill you? >> yeah,

goth, pass deflected to martinez.ound. stanford 24-7 at the half and after going with running back by committee all year, wright was the committee one in this game. here comes the fourth touchdown. stanford rolls 48-17. the axe goes back to the farm for the fifth year in a row. >> we are excited. for get what happened before. let's not worry about tomorrow. today our kids get to celebrate holding the axe. fourth and fifth year seniors have never lost it and i'm proud of those guys. >>fs disappointed in the way we played. i anticipated us playing better football. so disappointed with that. it was a bit of a strange football game. it didn't start the way we want it to start. i don't even know what to say about some of the stuff that happened out there. >> usc and ucla in the battle of los angeles. the first quarter brent huntley for the pass he would love to have back because it's intercepted right to anthony. 17-yard pick six. trojans up 7-0. the sharks back home for six in a row. lost in a shootout friday night to flo

goth, pass deflected to martinez.o go a seven hogan touchdown round. stanford 24-7 at the half and catch going with running back by committee all year, wright was the committee one in this game. here comes the fourth touchdown. stanford rolls 48-17. the axe goes back to the farm for the fifth year in a row. >> we are excited. let's not worry about tomorrow. today our kids get to celebrate holding the axe. fourth and fifth year seniors have never lost it and i'm proud of those guys. >> i anticipated us playing better football. disappointed with that. it was a bit of a strange football game. it didn't start the way we want it had to start. i don't even know what to say about some of the stuff that happened out there. >> usc and ucla in the battle of los angeles. the first quarter brent huntley for the pass he would love to have back because it's intercepted right to anthony. 17-yard pick six. trojans up 7-0. but the bruins dominated the rest of the way. huntley untouched. 15 yards. look at my by accepts, they are big. h

>> i agree, it's a fundamental disruption in the way our goth was supposed -- government was supposed to work. >> i share your view. when we come back, bloodshed in jerusalem is. the holy -- jerusalem. is the holy city under siege? >>> issue two. terror in jerusalem. jerusalem on tuesday was the scene of a horrific slaughter. two palestinians murdered. four rabbis, and an israeli police officer at a west jerusalem synagogue. three of the rabbis had dual u.s. citizenship. they were then shot dead by israeli security forces, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu condemned the attack. [ speaking foreign language ] >> and good-bye israel's revival of the practice of destroying the homes of families related to palestinian assailants. palestinian president mahmoud abbas denounced the attacks at the synagogue and the razeeing of the homes. [ speaking foreign language ] >> palestinians are furious that ongoing efforts by elements of the israeli religious right to gain prayer rights on jerusalem's temple mount. home to the third holiest site in islam. the mosques. at president only muslims

hot topic, the only shop where america's underappreciated government community, remember that goth areven though they look like unhappy zombies, they're actually quite fun to be around. so congratulations, hot topic. >> i would like to say to all of my republican colleagues out, don't feel so bad, this is the 30th anniversary yesterday of my managing walter mondale's campaign and as you'll see, it was one blue because we won one state, don't feel bad, you can go on tv as a political expert. only in america can'z1n÷ you do. >>> see you monday, special report's up next. night. i'm martha maccallum. >>> welcome to "hannity." this is a fox news alert. major news out of the white house today. president obama has selected his pick for the next attorney general of the united states. now, this comes on the same day that the president met with congressional leaders at the white house and approved the pentagon's request to send 1,500 additional u.s. troops to iraq. fox's own ed henry is in the briefing room with all the breaking details tonight. ed. >> sean, good to see you. what was interesting

hot topic, the only shop where america's underappreciated government community, remember that goth areeven though they look like unhappy zombies, they're actually quite fun to be around. so congratulations, hot topic. >> i would like to say to all of my republican colleagues out, don't feel so bad, this is the 30th anniversary yesterday of my managing walter mondale's campaign and as you'll see, it was one blue because we won one state, don't feel bad, you can go on tv as a political expert. only in america can'z1n÷ you do. >>> see you monday, special report's up next. >>> a president who campaigned six years ago on the promise of getting americans out of the middle east is sending more into the line of fire. three days after his party lost job -- with this announce never came up. and on a friday afternoon, with the paper statement, president obama authorized another influx of up to 1,500 u.s. trainers and advisors, so-called noncombat troops to help iraqi forces against an islamic state group that has ripped through much of that country and neighboring syria. we have fox team

neighbors say they did hear several goths. police have not provided -- gunshots. so far we don't know the identity of the victim who died. >>> a driver who caused a deadly wrong way crash on highway 101 was probably drunk. >> he is in the southbound lanes, crossing the freeway. >> a 61-year-old man apparently got on the highway near know vat toe early yesterday morning heading northbound in in southbound lanes and collided into a nissan, killing himself and the other driver. >>> and now, a man in the san jose area may be getting a new license plate. >> reporter: this offering license plate is misspelled. the i should be a y, but you get had idea. had driver claimed it was an innocent phrase and we played along. >> what does your license plate mean? >> it is -- it means i love your mom. >> really? >> reporter: we showed the license plate around san jose, home to more than 130,000 vietnamese people, more than any other city in the country. reaction ran the gamut, from disgust to high 5s. >> i said to myself, wow, how can anybody miss this? >> you speak vietnamese, c

you goth. neil: tonight on cavuto, the chow down after six years of smacking each other down. in a minute, former republican big when i go john alan the white house could be the one eating crow. sheriff joe why he needs a bourbon submit of his own. he's on the front liness% of immigration and something the president could be planning will make things messier. unemployment down. so why are so many americans feeling down. forget everything you heard about the jobs report today. the real read is coming up tonight on the show that breaks it down now. welcome, everybody happy friday. i'm neil. certainly when i was at the anchor desk and i suggested that both @ides break bread preferably at a an italian restaurant. >> absolutely. >> grow up, guys. >> all right, noo quite italian restaurant, but the white house because apparentty -- this show moves political mountains. enough about me and my power. back to what they're doing about me and my power. what will come of this opening lunch. george allen thinks my idea was a good one because he sees a lot getting done by republicans regardl

. >>> news 4's angie goth has more from the newsdesk. >> we have learned that miss honor doris is dead. officials say they found her body. and her sister. earlier reports telling us both were shot. the sister's boyfriend's right now in custody. or one of the boyfriends, the man are being questioned. she was supposed to compete in the upcoming competition in london. shep disappeared about a week ago after a birthday party. thank you so much, angie. right now, president obama's making an announcement that could change the way your child learns at school. plus, changes unveiled just minutes ago at the natural history musician. what you can expect at your next vi free parking at dulles airport >>> happening right now, president a getting ready to announce a big push to bring high speed internet to almost every classroom across the nation. we want to take a live look at what's happening in the east room of the white house right now. education secretary arne duncan speaking. now, a little bit later, coming up shortly, president obama, when he takes that podium, expected to talk about connect

jared goth, the star quarterback, asked today about their success on the road. >> it definitely has somethings against the world mentality. i think that's for every road team, though. when you come into a hostile atmosphere, and we played at washington state on their homecoming and oregon state on their homecoming, arizona when they had a whiteout. it's fun to go out there and try to, i guess, prove all those people wrong. >> the first college football bowl game coming up at levi stadium has a new name and sponsor. the foster farms bowl on december 30 will match teams from the pac-12 and the big ten. the bowl game has had several names since it debuted in 2002. it started as the diamond walnut bowl, then the emerald bowl, then the kraft fight hunger bowl. and just the fight hunger bowl. and now it is the foster farms bowl. >>> since lebron james rejoined the cavs, every move is examined carefully, even the after-game moves. a spokesman crafted a statement saying they were, quote, sharpening the end of an imaginary mustache. right. you be the judge. that was a pr man working overtime. abc 7 sp

you goth. neil: tonight on cavuto, the chow down after six years of smacking each other down. a minute, former republican big when i go john alan the white house could be the one eating crow. sheriff joe why he needs a bourbon submit of his own. he's on the front liness% of immigration and something the president could be planning will make things messier. unemployment down. so why are so many americans feeling down. forget everything you heard about the jobs report today. the real read is coming up tonight on the show that breaks it down now. welcome, everybody happy friday. i'm

. >>> plus, this -- >> once i gothe officer to the curb, the car just literally burst into flames. mean, the flames were shooting so high. it was like the whole donor was yellow. >> the dramatic story of how one pennsylvia teen risked his own life to rescue a police officer from that burning car. >>> and the toys for tots drive. they're kicking it off on "real story." who are they working with this year? and how you can help. >>> welcome back to "real story." the chinese government accused of hacking into the computer network of the u.s. postal service. the fbi saying it happened back in september and that the hackers gained access to the personal information of more than 800,000 postal employees. no risk to customer data. security analysts say it makes sense that china would want to target the usps because it may have assumed the agency is like its own postal service which collects a vast amount of data on its citizens. china has repeatedly denied claims that it engages in cyberattacks ke this one. >>> time now for some real talk about what's going to happen in ferguson, missouri,

goth, pass deflected to martinez. a seven hogan touchdown round. stanford 24-7 at the half and after going with running back by committee all year, wright was the committee one in this game. that's his third touchdown. here comes number four. stanford rolls 48-17. the axe goes back to the farm for the fifth year in a row. >> we are excited. forget what happened before and don't worry about tomorrow. today our kids get to celebrate holding the axe. fourth and fifth year seniors have never lost it and i'm proud of those guys. >> i was disappointed in the way we played. i anticipated us playing better football. so disappointed with that. it was a bit of a strange football game. it didn't start the way we want it to start. i don't even know what to say about some of the stuff that happened out there. >> after a long road trip the sharks back home for six in a row. lost in a shootout friday night to florida. back on the ice last night against the arizona a coyotes. patrick marleau and company trying to stop a two-game losi

hot topic, the only shop where america's underappreciated government community, remember that goth are even though they look like unhappy zombies, they're actually quite fun to be around. so congratulations, hot topic. >> i would like to say to all of my republican colleagues out, don't feel so bad, this is the 30th anniversary yesterday of my managing walter mondale's campaign and as you'll see, it was one blue because we won one state, don't feel bad, you can go on tv as a political expert. only in america can'z1n÷ you do. >>> see you monday, special report's up next. >>> i'm eric shaun. welcome to a brand-new hour of america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. glad you could join us. topping the news this hour, finally free, new details of the release of the last two remaining americans held in north korea. >> and more air strikes. we'll have the latest on the u.s. stepped up air strikes against isis. this time we try to take out a gathering of the group's leaders. >>> monster storm, millions of people in alaska now on alert as a storm much stronger than sandy slams the stat

leah: growing violence in egypt ahead of what are expected to be some tense anti-goth protests. -- anti-governmenttests. at least two egyptian officers have already been killed. we're following the developments from our mideast bureau. what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: well, ya, we're getting a lot of reports that these demonstrations are starting to get increasingly more violent. remember, it is a fluid situation, so we're really keeping an eye on what's going on really by the hour at this point. things are getting a little more bloody. with that, let me bring you up to speed on what we're seeing and hearing. as you mentioned, leah, so far at least two from the reports we're getting senior military officers have been killed, possibly a third after an attack earlier today in cairo, and now we're also getting reports that as many as four protesters have been killed or were killed when security forces opened fire during a demonstration east of cairo, also a little bit earlier today. so again, these numbers are fluid. we're keeping an eye on i want. egyptian -- eye on it. egyptian forces ha

the great thing about standup in china is the goth tells you where the line is, so you know right where. >> that is des bishop. >>> before we end this edition of "gmt," let's remind you of our top story. in vienna, the process peck of a nuclear deal with iran seems to be slipping further away. the five permanent members of the united nations security council plus germany have been locked in talks with iranian officials for months with the aim of securing a dell by the end of month. coming up in the next half-hour in "gmt," we'll have more on that negotiation in vienna. but think you're very good at scrabble? take a good look at these letters. there they go. very small there. but what words do you think you can make out of that that will give you the highest score? tweet me your answers. we're going to have the new world champion scrabble player with us in the studio. ♪ grab a refreshing canada dry ginger ale. real ginger. real taste. real ahhh 58 seconds on the clock, what am i thinking about? foreign markets. asian debt that recognizes the shift in the global economy. you know, the kin

i gat goth to say. were certain unknowns about ebola nobody had answers too but in general you thought the pain would be contained. >> right. partly because we had confidence that the regime in place now is a bull market. technicals aren't as important. think think people paid too much attention to technicals in october. and the resilient in the face of head winds from europe. and we came threw okay. >> aren't we close to your targets now? >> we might be but we're in a seasonally strong period. so i think the markets will close above our targets. we have 2100 for year end. and i would say if you feel uncomfortable being long as the good sign. because that is how bull markets should feel. >> it may have gone beyond the black swan events we saw in october but oil still low, the dollar still strong and worry about rates rising too quick. are we in a position where people don't know quite what to think? >> couple things to keep in mind on the utilities because it comes up a lot in our client meetings. first

it makes figuring out what to do and what the goth may do in this area very complicated, particularly because the population, the members of the supreme court change over time. so, as an example, congress passed in the 2002, the mccain/finegold campaign reform act which was to deal with problems congress thought had arisen from the watergate laws 30 years before. those laws were challenged in the court. they were almost entirely upheld by the supreme court. then there was a change of one justice who retired. her replacement felt differently. and the court since then has gone back and struck down important pieces of the law they had just upheld. the final piece of this structure, which complicates life, is that we have, as i'm sure all of you do, administrative agencies, whose job is to interpret, to explain and to enforce the laws that are passed by congress and upheld by the supreme court. and in our case, the principle agency in this area is the federal election commission. which i was a commissioner of some time ago. commissioner weintraub is now. and that agency is essentially eve

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because remember what he's saying, he's saying the goth, essentially, stole my company from me.as a major shareholder. he was no longer the ceo, but he was still the top shareholder of aig, and they basically took a 70 or 80% ownership stake which, essentially, stole the company from him when they could haven done other things that were readily available to bail out aig and prevent the football system from im-- the financial system from imploding even further. why did they do that? hank's whole theory is they did that because they needed a vehicle to bail out other firms. it was much easier to bail out goldman, morgan stanley, citigroup, everything else through the vehicle of bailing out aig, you essentially insure -- which insured all those toxic debt that everybody was holding -- liz: everybody as in goldman sachs, credit suisse -- >> if you bailed out aig, you would bail out them through the back door. that's his whole theory. liz: and create a scapegoat. >> yes. and there is some conceptual sense of that. i think what's kind of interesting is a couple things here. number one

they're so afraid of defending goth's role.that government can do things. and at the same time, talk about how are they going to lift up people's wages. how are they going to solve this problem of economic stagnation. and when the number one issue is the economy and you're talking about a lot of other stuff, it's a problem. in the red states, i think there was a particular fear that anything that sounded vaguely obama was going to hurt those candidates. so it kind of pulled them back from talking about anything that might have helped them. >> e.j., we just happen to have a 41-second statement that the democrats could have used in their campaign, running the positive kind of campaign, the accomplishments oriented campaign that the republican strategists feared that they might. and those 41 seconds were delivered by president obama yesterday. let's listen to that. >> this country has made real progress since the crisis six years ago. the fact is, more americans are working. unemployment has come down. more americans have health i

we believe the constitution requires that the goth seek information from american companies within the rule of law and through authorized government access and we've taken steps to prevent such attempts by increasing and strengthening our use of encryption across our networks and services. nevertheless, we and others in the industry will press for clear government assurances. fifth, although recent government revelations have focused on the u.s. government and many of the subsequent debates have focused on the privacy rights of u.s. persons, we must recognize that this is a global issue. as we seek to sell our products and services to customers around the world, discussions that focus exclusively on the rights of u.s. persons are not enough. many people around the world do view privacy as a fundamental human right and they have a very real concern about whether and how governments can access that data. in that regard, we appreciate the steps that president obama announced in january which acknowledged the need to address protections by non-u.s. -- about non-u.s. citizens. along those l

. >> for the love of goth god do not endorse him. [ laughter ] i would actually like him to win. >> you're going to -- let's hope -- let's everyone in this room pray that jeb bush runs to create some counterweight to what's happening on the republican side. ted cruz, the texas republicans, ted cruz has now become the leader in the anti-immigrant movement in the united states. he's being dragged to the right by the future lieutenant governor of texas, dan patrick who will be emerging -- if you thought joe arpaio was a bad guy, wait until you get to know dan patrick, the next lieutenant governor of texas. he's going to be the most vicious and effective and powerful anti-immigrant politician we've ever seen and he'll be the lieutenant governor, which is a more powerful position than the governor in texas starting in january. his number one issue border security, all this anti-immigrant rhetoric. so he's dragging the texas republican party to the right. that's going to drag cruz and perry to the right we saw the first republican to introduce a travel ban for west africa was marco rubio who is

goths do that and some of those predecessors have been small economically -- others have been boring, but important, like southwood lumber. this one's important in terms of energy and importance economically. there's another one for me that set the ketone stone apart, the first time that i can remember that a canadian government has made a specific project that it's going champion a national policy. this national policy really at its base level is let's get these resources to market and to world prices, but you don't hear the government saying we don't care which refineries it goes to, how it gets there. at least in terms of export to the united states, it's all about keystone. it doesn't look like it's championing a policy. it looks like it's championing a project. times have really changed in the last few years. first started championing in a very loud voice. this was the landscape they were talking about. they were pointing out that americans were preoccupied with land wars in iraq and afghanistan. south of 49 so, did this undercurrent, which canadians really don't want to own, but

time, i've gothe legal authority to make improvements on the system and i would prefer and still prefer to see it done through congress. wait, we aret i miss allocating resources and deporting people that should not be deported. i am going to give you some time, but if you can't get it , i have to take the steps i can to improve the system. host: is the end of the year and left time? should the president give congress a few more months? guest: i think he has to put congress on notice that there must be action by a date certain or the executive order will go into effect. president, i would do a series of things. one of the senior advisers reportedly said that the requestt should simply an up or down vote on the senate bill and if there is a vote on the bill, the executive order will not go into place. another possibility is the present would summon congressional leaders to the we are goingnd say to go into a room and were not coming out until we have a reasonable compromise on this issue. show some leadership and indicate that the executive order is his last choice, one he will make very

but it's the pace at which they're goth at. they're going slowly. we know the reason the battle is taking place within the policy with mr. draghi and with the bundes bank. as long as that moves remains stymied, we're moving more slowly than we need to on monetary policy. sterling and the yen, it could reverse a little bit. there's no question, we were at low 1.20. >> but what if we see a surprise in tomorrow's eurozone growth rates, could we potentially see the eurozone move higher? >> well, it would be fascinating to see rebounding european growth rates. we did. but i think most of the numbers that come out would go against that. >> we will definitely be watching. simon, derrick, thank you so much for your time, chief currency strategist at bny me n melon. >>> two separate warnings in brisbane, jack lew says the region is facing a lost decade, criticizing policymakers for not achieving the 2016 objective of strong, sustainable growth. the imf has issueds own warning on growth saying it expects the eurozone to the downside. >>> german growth price i

if i gave the goth some information under some program that would benefit for me and later on turned out it was being used in a different way, would your revocation principle apply there? >> if i have the right to revoke whatever government collected about me and i knew things that our government in the position of government and i was able to revoke that, perhaps that would be helpful. >> thank you. >> so this concludes our second panel concludes our morning session. we will reconvene at 1:15 with a panel of government privacy officers. >>> earlier this year, q & a talk with evan. he describes the rising conflict between the individual and the chinese government. he spent eight years living in china as a correspondent for "the new yorker." that's tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. next week c-span will be airing interview with retiring members of congress. >> we have a lot of talented younger members, and it's not just by the way mrs. pelosi, she's been a great leader and great at running money. that's not one of my fortes. i was never good at that, but they have to start trai

democratization, if we want to have more input, the tradeoff is to accept that there are going to be goths if they're dependent on the will of their citizens for their legitimacy it will constrain what they can do in terms of cooperating with the united states. sometimes political movements seeking internal democratic reform are not seeking security goals that favorite the united states. the green movement in iran was not going to necessarily dismantle iran's nuclear program. it was not going to be a big part of their issue so we could support them or not support them as the case may be whether or not we should do that because it sports our values is one thing but the argument that somehow supporting that movement was going to lead to a geopolitical change in the middle east, the facts don't seem to point that. we don't have the same sweeteners in terms of european union and nato expansion in other parts of the world. we can't say there's a light at the end of the tunnel and this is what helped to keep the east europeans on the track and the straight and narrow. particularly in the balkans

they come from very different parts of the goth. they are trying to show unity here. rand paul will benefit if the republicans take the senate and having a closer relationship with mcconnell will benefit him. >> focusing on women, how successful has she been and will that cut into mcconnell's lead? >> the narrative right now is that this race is david versus goliath, but david just happens to be female. at one point, the bluegrass poll showed her pulling ahead but it's been hard for her to define herself since mcconnell keeps making this race about president obama. he didn't even mention grymes' name. he just talked about president obama. grymes has had to walk a tightrope, distancing herself from the president, who's unpopular here and trying to show those loyalist democrats that they should turn out for her today. some women we've talked to have found that attempt to be all things to all people, just not genuine. her camp has largely tried to throw a big anti mcconnell pitch. there's been a lot of negativity in this race. in the last couple of days, grymes has tried

time, i've gothe legal authority to make improvements on the system and i would prefer and still prefero see it done through congress. wait, we aret i miss allocating resources and deporting people that should not be deported. i am going to give you some time, but if you can't get it , i have to take the steps i can to improve the system. host: is the end of the year and left time? should the president give congress a few more months? guest: i think he has to put congress on notice that there must be action by a date certain or the executive order will go into effect. president, i would do a series of things. one of the senior advisers reportedly said that the requestt should simply an up or down vote on the senate bill and if there is a vote on the bill, the executive order will not go into place. another possibility is the present would summon congressional leaders to the we are goingnd say to go into a room and were not coming out until we have a reasonable compromise on this issue. show some leadership and indicate that the executive order is his last choice, one he will make very r