but the question likewise comes down to whether people from iran or even kurds from turkey or others interested in the country will leave all of that alone. so you get to the costs to the united states that congress is going to be asked to fund very complex set of measures which are not really at all clear right now. aside from the fact that we will have still troops in the country, they will be in fact on the borders, i understand, where the cuds might come across from turkey just to keep the integrity of that situation going. but in the background for training exercises, for apparently a stopper if iran were to have a sudden move into the territory. so there's expense there already of maintenance of those troops. and although they're all supposed to be out under the agreement the president has reached by the end of 2001, there -- 2011, there will be questions even then, is it too soon? in other words, what are the ambitions that the united states has for iraq or the iraqis themselves. what is the the understanding? >> do you see the president trying to end this war on a schedule th

. >> i am trying to capture the eyes and nose and everything else likewise. >> i am trying to capture that expression that says it is not always easy and i think i am getting close with jerry here. >> all that is left is to hear directly from the man himself. we have seen him go from a football hall of fame career, what will he do now? we caught up with jerry and asked him that very question. >> after the time out, jerry rice, touchdown... >> when you score at least one touchdown in four different super bowls you are used to performed under pressure but his speech could be a real test of nerves just like when he was headed to canton. >> it will be worse than ever because you never know what your emotions will be to be part of a very elite group like that. but whatever happens, it will be sincere and it will be a lot of fun. >> but two important people in jerry's life will not be, the late bill walsh and his father who is also -- deceased. >> you know he taught me how to be a man and with bill walsh, i don't think i would have gotten drafted without bill and to take a chance like that,

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after diagnosis, the point of contact and service -- most of what we learned and likewise for other peoplee room was by accident. so having the resources and the step-by-step process is very important. >> it tends to be in conflict. when people are diagnosed early, they retain capacity to choose. so it is not really a decision that dr. made. obviously,, the family will influence that, but they have the right to decide who gets told. >> hello. i have a couple points. one is to piggyback on what people have said about the need to have some kind of intergenerational setting. there is such a separation in our culture. and somebody mentioned that we are apologizing. we need to demythologize the shame around to dementia and alzheimer's. -- around dementia. there is a lot of stigma around it, and the care giver -- they are not wanting to come forth and say they have it, because there is such-imagery, and they feel really isolated. i want to say both as a social worker and a long distance caregiver for elderly parents, it is really important to note -- maybe i am plugging -- that the services are

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. >> france has abandoned them and other european countries are considering doing likewise. >> they are trying to be different. but they are rejecting the western culture. we are western. >> and we talk to the former marine who spent 30 years in the phenomenon that swept america. hello. it is 16 years since the world was briefly focused on rwanda in the aftermath of a genocide in which the cost population was decimated. today, the country is widely praised for its absence at reconciliation, but psychological scars are healing slowly. but the events of 1994 have left their imprint on a generation. >> to live in rwanda is to live in the shadow of genocide. their secrets are not easily toll. -- told. >> there was never a single moment where i did not love her. i love her ever since she was born. by the time she grew up to be a toddler, some of my family gave her insulting nicknames, comparing her to animals. but i never hated her. i never once one did anything bad to happen to her. -- wanted anything bad to happen to her. >> i used to abuse claude, calling him an idiot and a fool. but i di

likewise, she called police and said she had found vials' that appeared to be from the crime lab of cocaine, and again, nothing was done, even though the police did look into it. there was a recommendation that there be a criminal investigation, and then nothing happened for several months. starting with you, john, how could this happen? how does it happen? when we talk about ordinary in justice, we have a situation here where an entire office of prosecutors did not run record checks on police officer witnesses. as many as 130 so they have no convictions -- sure they have convictions. it is required they expose this information. we do not have access to it. we can file a motion, but my understanding is that evidence that was withheld was not a sensible to the defense, so we have a systematic failure of the district attorney's office in san francisco to provide people with this evidence, and it can make a huge difference if you have an officer convicted of a crime, and i do not think anyone would want an officer on the street who would be convicted of a serious crime. any thoughts on that? >

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likewise, prime minister a boabs and others coming in as friends of the family, to show that the rest of the middle east has an interest in this. >> the palestinians are coming in these talks already threatening to walk out if the freeze on jewish settlements in the west bank is not extended. how critical do you think it is for the administration to convince netanyahu and his team that some sort of extension of that freeze is absolutely necessary for the talks not only to succeed but just to continue to get to a second round? >> i will not enter into the bargaining session. it would have to be intends to get movement on that. the fact is that my prediction of some pessimism is predicated on the fact that movement would be difficult for either party. if either party simply says there are certain predicates that have to be there before we even talk to them, then we are not going to talk very long. at the same time, the president has set a goal or maybe a deadline of a year for this to go on, the initial situation might not be promising, but on the other hand, there are many people in is