the two things are not inco incompatible. you haven't taken any actions. you haven't passed the laws that will bring us on a glide path in sustainability over the next day or so. i want to add that i think bun concern there is that as i mentioned yesterday, the budget artificially constrain some of the things congress is thinking about, because many of the issues we face are multidecade issues. and i think you could take strong actions that would be taking place over time. i think about the early '80s social security reform that phased in a bunch of of things including the later retirement age, still happening today 30 years later. you could take those actions and lock them in and get the benefit of the confidence there, but it wouldn't have as big an impact as the very big shock that would otherwise occur next january 1st. i'm not saying that you can't do it and take serious action. i just think you should balance those objectives. >> thank you. i take it that you're saying we need to adopt a long-term plan to deal with it this crisis. >> absolutely. >> i

when y getto the lower inco places what we call small town service worker centers. he doesn't do well the evangelical centers. e advantage comes hevangelicals. these empty nests he doesn't do well in those places either. >> woodruff: so our viewers can see all of this in our website, the patchwork nation the regular future we have where you've got this all broken down. quickly, has romney expanded his appeal among the electorates since iowa. >> you can lookt those on the map that we have onhe patchwork nation site. we're pretty much locked in a stalemate between santorum and romney. if you go back to iowa, santorum has won the communities he's won and romney's won the communities he's won. santorum picked up a little steam in those suburban area but those are the only changes. >> woodruff: christina what is the path forward for rick santorum. yes he won yesterday these two contests. he has some momentum but romney's way ahead in delegates. >> it's not completely impossible for rick santorum to be able to get there with the number in the same way that romney would be

you've heard, i mean, you mentioned people you spoke with that even on the way to the hospital, he was inco-heres to when this started? were there any signs we know of before the cockpit door was originally closed and he was sitting there with the co-pilot? >> well, i think that you take a look at the co-pilot's actions here. here is a guy who realizes this guy is acting abnormally. his physical manner, the things he's saying. this is a couple hours into the flight, and this has been building. and he very calmly convinces him to go out of the cockpit. he says, you know, splash a little water in your face in the men's room and then he locks the door, figures out that that head pilot, gets him up there. they changed the combination on the door. there's a lot of thinking on your feet that's going on with that co-pilot who managed to not get in an argument or challenge this guy but actually defuse the incident. >> what was the conversation in the cockpit? >> the conversation in the cockpit is recorded. and that lives in the black box. that's not something they whip out and play back. it has to be pr

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