john grayson who teaches film in toronto also has students behind him fighting for his freedom. they produced this video saying they hope their campaigning will contribute to getting him home as soon as possible. the campaign is set to grow over the coming days. web users are voicing concerns they will meet the same fate as the french nationals held in cairo in similar emissions who died in detention on tuesday after being beaten to death by fellow prisoners. the philippine farm -- armed forces are locked in fighting with rebels could both are facing a war of words on social networking. the army posted a series of messages to a handle along into the national liberation front urging them to lay down their weapons. they responded by saying the rebel leader was prepared to die for the cause. the aston martin driven by james bond in "goldfinger," the delorean from "back to the future," the spanish designer has produced a poster collection featuring these iconic cars from the movies. the name of the movie is not featured on the poster so a film buff can have fun guessing. fly like an

hollywood stars also among the 130,000 to sign online petitions for john grayson, who has been on hunger strike. he was trying to enter the gaza strip last month. the border crossing has been partially reopened since yesterday, but only partially. that had been well shot after the ouster of mohamed morsi by the army backed authorities. at this point, we were talking a moment ago about sinai and about the situation at the border with -- and you can see those images of the crossing from wednesday. again, you get a sense when you look at this that we are back -- is as if time has rolled back to where it was before. >> i think, sure. military rulers in cairo want to make sure sinai stays as calm as possible, especially given that gaza is such a flashpoint with israel. egypt, historically, since the camp david agreement has been deeply involved in any and all efforts to try to keep things calm on the front. i should also mention that one of the other vital interest in terms of sinai is the suez canal, which of course is important not only to egypt as a revenue earner, but also to the u.s. and

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grayson, junior republican senator from the state of kentucky. >> i think it's a mistake to get involved in the syrian civil war, and what i would ask john kerryow, he's famous for saying, you know, how can you ask a man to be a last one to die for a mistake? i would ask john kerry, how can you ask a man to be the first one to die for a mistake? >> paul's own views on this don't come as much of a surprise. what we will also see in this vote is the ongoing brawl inside the republican coalition over that party's foreign policy direction. and when watching the news today, each new position for or against the resolution from both democrats and republicans often came as a genuine surprise. citizens looking to their political leaders for direction are likely to find themselves profoundly contorted. joining me now is tommy vietor, former national security spokesman in the obama administration, co-founder of fenway strategies. he was back in the white house today to help the president win support for intervention in syria. ben dominic, at think tank the heartland institute. he co-founded "red state" a conservative blog. eli lake, senior national secur

and congressman grayson, let me ask you, you were against -- you've been against the military strike and what the president was seeking, the authorization he was seeking from congress. john kerry said and others said yesterday that that threat, the threat that the united states might attack syria militarily, that the president wanted to attack syria militarily is the reason that these diplomatic talks were able to take place over the last week. and is the reason this agreement was able to be struck yesterday, in last two days. do you look -- do you accept that? do you accept the threat of military action played a role in this outcome? >> i assume the syrian government has some access to the internet and i assume the syrian government could go to the washington post website and see that 25 members of the house are in favor of authorizing the use of force and 263 were against. and, in fact, the president knew he was not going to be able to win even in the senate, that's why he pulled the vote last wednesday. now, i think what happened here is there has been a breakdown in the command and control for these chemical weapons in syria. president assad no longer has full contro

cornyn saysr john -- instead of taking a day off, region call centers back to washington and pass the commonsense. and the democratic florida congressman alan grayson said -- four years ago today, i said the republican health care land was "die quickly go sadly, it still is. and the gop whip, and kevin mccarthy, and virginia senator tim kane were on fox news this morning. they talked about what to expect after the senate reject the bill. >> i think they will send another provision not to shut the government down but to find it, and we will have a few options to look at. at what hask transpired since obamacare is moved forward, we have created more than 840,000 jobs in this country, more than 90% of them have been part-time because of obamacare. that creates a part-time economy, part-time opportunities, and in the end, it creates a part-time america. that is why you will find that we will find that the government and still ask for delay and the movement of obamacare. we are not shutting the government down. >> the president was out golfing, the senators went home, we were here working until 1:00 a.m. to make sure he did not shut the government down.

john of the world. i'm totally against it. >> linda, thanks for your call, telling your congressman al green to vote against it. here is a tweet from congressman graysonflorida -- alan grayson has been an outspoken critic against the resolution, and he says in this tweet that just cannot -- came out rich, theiew from jim senator from idaho -- he has linked to the youtube video of his comments earlier. let's hear from brady in dermott, arkansas. good evening. caller: can you hear me? >> we sure can. i would like to tell my congressman to vote no. they want to spend all this , tens of millions of dollars. you can keep on counting. you can count to 1000 by 10 and put millions on the end of it. >> brady, thanks for your call. go ahead, i didn't mean to cut you off. caller: i'm not done. them what they would think the people in syria would want. they just got gassed. do you think they want bombs dropping in on top of them after that? i wouldn't think so. gas -- someone bombing knee on top of the gas. let's hear from randy in alabama. caller: thank you. i think we should vote no on this. maybe americans need to take a vote. we do not need to be in war with