# so who is on tb independent panel and could the panel lood lead to a resolution? cheryl hurd is joining us in berkeley. what's the clock here? six days until the next possible strike. instead of getting better seems to be getting worse. >> reporter: it's not that easy, raj. this three-member panel has a lot of work to do. they would love for this labor dispute to come to a real end. that was the overwhelming reaction from bart riders today at the ashley station in berkeley. you know, that's temporary. that means the problem is not solved. >> governor brown wants an end to the labor dispute. he issued a letter saying in part, for the sake of the people of the bay area, i nurj the strongest of terms possible the parties to be quickly. >> the governor was explicit. he wants to see the parties at the negotiating table over the next week trying to resolve this amongst themselves. this is a uc berkeley professor who specializes in labor disputes around the world. he said the three-member board of inquiry appointed by the governor, whose job is to figure out why negotiat

lood is cheap. blood is now a normal. we are not afraid anymore. is that true? that is a certain prejudice. but i do not know. i am leaning toward it didn't change sufficiently. a return to this would be impossible. i keep looking at modern egyptian history. i know these moments of history happened. i can give you the evidence. there was an assassination. the whole world war -- self-determination was coined. self-determination but i do not mean i will fight an empire for you. the agitation tends to go down. it can be looked at suspiciously from a political science point of view. i keep thinking some acceptance of what is going on will happen. political energy will run out. back to my question. slamic actors will react differently to whatever conclusion. some will go back to their nclaves. some believed that triumph was possible and now see it is difficult. gangs disband. but some cannot help themselves. some people will want to go back and run for city council. they will be in the legislative bodies. or if they get an offer to be on the executive authority, they

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president obama canceled a summit with va lood mere putin over the issue of edward snowden.as arrived. the twitter revolution that is. you won't want to miss this. we'll take an inside look at the rise of twit we are the company's co-founder in just a couple minutes. >>> plus, is the detroit bankruptcy just the beginning? we'll take a look at state and local governments to see who might be the next bankruptcy and where it might be coming. is your city next? >>> first up, as we told you a few moments ago, the president cancelling a summit with vl vladimir putin over the treatment of edward snowden. eamon javers is live in washington with the latest. >> carl, just within the past few minutes or so, the white house has put out a statement saying that the president now that he's got some time to kill while he's over in europe is going to visit sweden which the white house calls a close friend and partner and obvious jab at russia. the white house saying this morning that the president is not going to participate in this planned summit with vladimir putin, the russian president.

i felt like my heart rate, my ,lood pressure just went down like things are going to be ok. this is real. this is the real deal. our families are going to understand it better. we can stop fighting for it. we can stop being in court over it. i feel more legitimate in some bizarre way in this world country, in our society, marriage means something. >> sandra stier, one of the proponents in the supreme court proposition eight case. we are taking your calls at a c- span town hall on the future of same-sex marriage in the u.s. let's hear from lee in wichita, kansas. >> i think it is real sad that we live in a world that is just bad. i liked what the lady said earlier. children.s the it is disgusting, a man with a man and a woman with a woman. forknow, god made marriage a man to be with a woman. like that lady said, this world is getting so disgusting. everybody wants to do what they want to do, and it is just disgusting, i mean, very disgusting to see a man want to be with a man. >> in the wake of the supreme court decision, it is having ramifications in terms of government agen