i would just like to say something on behalf of martin luther king and in collaboration with mo magicndella hunch and housing and the african-american arts and culture center. we would like to especially thank miss cheryl davis who has worked tirelessly and the youth program this summer. i mean she stretches herself out and i am one of those and i want you to know we say an extra prayer for you and you really need it. she really works tireless and mr. george smith and london breeze and executive director of the african-american arts and culture center, ross mirkarimi -- i always pronounce your name wrong. excuse me. and claudia wilkins and district five and sandra bolden from the western edition and collaborating together and organizing a partnership and activities in our low income housing development. this is something new we did this year you guys, and i want to greatly acknowledge the following individuals and teams who worked me at king grafer garvey who mas happen at this site and that is marianne and wa neatia and special thanks to mayor gavin newsom and the park police station

martin luther king went to the playboy mansion?rry: some say, yes, hef, you supported blacks but you set back the women's movement. >> well, it takes a very curious attitude toward playboy to come up with that conclusion. in other words, the notion that our sexuality, the fact that we're attracted to the opposite sex, that there are two sexes on the planet, is a blessing. and it's something that we ought to celebrate. the fact that there are hangups related to it is reflective of the fact that we are and still remain, essentially, a pure tan people. >> you don't think playboy made women objects rather than equals? >> i think that women in the best sense, and not in an negative sense, are objects of desire. that is a celebration of one's own sexuality and the fact that we are two sexes. and what playboy tried to the, quite frankly is to elevate it to another kind of level, you know, that did celebrate that. and prior to playboy, there were a lot of connections with sexuality in magazineless but they were connected to sin and sensati

and martin bailey is an economist with the brookings institution.e served as chairman of the council of economic advisers under president clinton. he's also a senior adviser to mckinsey & company working on projects about globalization and productivity. thank you both for being with us. mickey maynard, to you first. the president was talking up the auto industry today. how much has it turned around? >> the auto industry is in a very slow turn around. and you have to think back a year. we had the worse car sales essentially in over a quarter of a century. chrysler had actually shut down its factories while it went through bankruptcy. and thousands upon thousands of workers thrown out of work. there was something like over 300,000 people lost their jobs in the auto industry between 2008 and 2009. and that's about the size of pittsburgh. >> woodruff: martin bailey, how do you see it, how much has the auto sector rebounded if? >> well, i think it was essential that president bailout these auto industries because it would have been disastrous when the ec

>> i would say steve martin had a huge influence. but what is it? mean, there are lots of people whose answer to the question who has had a lot of influence, steve martin. >> well, as paul said before there was an absurdity to what he did that was both smart and silly at the same time, that's what i responded. >> rose: smart and silly at the same time. and a he took sort of the dynamic of stand-up comedy and flipped it upside down. it was -- they were like anti-jokes that he would -- they were jokes that by themselves were not necessarily funny. it was in the delivery of them, and they were -- they were deconstructed in a certain way, and i just was fascinated by his -- i don't know. there was a completely different voice in my mind. it is something i had never seen before, and i was just fascinated by it. and i don't know. the coimmediatecally i would listen to his albums all the time .. in terms of like a comedic actor, you know, there are any number of people that were influences from jack lemmon to peter sellers, you know, something about appeal

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that's a great story in an inside story in baseball, the martin/steinbrenner relationship. >> did you like him as a person? >> larry: oh, yeah.

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. >>> vamos con martín y un adelanto de última hora martín . >>> qué tal, esta noche tenemos coberturay 9 heridas en un accidente de autobús en una autopista de california. y hakan ana bárbara habla del accidente en que ha sido involucrada esto y más esta noche en última hora. >>> vamos a hacer una pausa volvemos con maría elena a phoenix y al regreso cuál es la mayor amenaza para el bolsillo de hispanos en estados unidos la nueva encuesta de univision y ap revela que la vi quiso económica no término para los hispan hispanos, y al 60% le preocupa no tener suficiente dinero para enviar a sus hijos a la nif si dado aunque aus muchos hispanos continúan enviando re e mesa a sus países en otro reflejo una clara mayoría el 73% expresa preocupación ante la posibilidad de no poder pagar >> pelas medicinas porque carec de seguro. aÚn asÍ los hispanos valoran el progreso que han hecho en este paÍs. a muchos de ellos se le ha hecho mucho mÁs fácil conseguir empleos que a sus padres y 58% cree que a sus hijos se les harÁ más fÁcil. >> gracias jorge. regresando a la historia de la legalidad de la 1

let's get more perspective from our chief meteorologist, bill martin. it's just really cold out there. >> yeah, temperatures below the average. outside we go to the isotherm map. look how it bellies into the delta area, right? and then all of a sudden you hit the valley and there's the heat. you can see the heat shunted to the east. what's gonna change, the heat will move to the west. we'll see upper 80s. the forecast calls for low clouds and fog tonight as we've seep. but the big difference tomorrow, it burns off quickly. today it was slow to burn off. the long-range forecast calls for a slight warmup. it's not gonna get hot but temperatures will feel hot because tomorrow san jose at 81 degrees is a good 10 degrees warmer than it was today. it will feel very warm considering it's been he cool. this low pressure center shouldn't be there. it's been that he. it was there all spring, too. it shifts east. high pressure sets up. that heat starts to come out of the valley. so mid-80s and even upper 80s in the inland bay forecast and you have fog that lingers

. >> and our meteorologist bill martin will be back with the full forecast in the area where you live. . >>> the ktvu channel 2 weather report is brought to you by the santa cruz beach boardwalk. . >>> president obama today signed the most sweeping financial industry reform since the great depression. the legislation bars lending banks from speculative trading, sets up procedures to shut down financial firms that are considered too big to fail. and creates a consumer protection bureau to oversee credit cards, mortgages and other consumer loans. that new financial reform law could have a significant impact on how you use your credit cards. as ktvu's alli rasmuss reports merchants now have more options, including charging you more for what you are buying. >> reporter: it cost amanda west more than $200 a month to let customers at her berkeley restaurant use debit and credit cards. >> if someone pays for a 75- cent cookie with their debit card we might be charged up to 14 or 20 cents for that transaction which means we are not making money. we are losing money on that transaction. >> sup

this is what his marines died for: the chance to win the people. >> martin: the government is interestedtting a clinic here in koshtay. >> pelley: martin offers government aid projects, but it's a tough sell. they want to talk about security. this man said, "don't say we are giving refuge to the taliban. when you leave, they'll attack us. i'm not powerful enough to resist the taliban. you're not accepting my point of view. we become victims between you and the taliban." this man worried that the u.s. force is too small. "you can't hide the sun with two fingers," he said. "the taliban are everywhere." the next week, golf company was inviting a man named younis to the meeting. he pulled out a letter that the taliban had nailed to the mosque, threatening anyone who met with the americans. but the letter didn't keep him from the meeting, and golf company counted that as a win. younis said, "when we're assured of our security, we'll cooperate with the afghan army." on one of our last days with golf, we saw how cooperation can save the lives of marines. using new and secret technology, the mar

here is mark martin. >> reporter: thworld watched as the latest arab-israeli confct unfolded. despietd their history of violence, one group believes there can be pea. >> our people have suffere enough. when i sayour people, i mean the arabs, and the jews, because they are our people. we are half blood brhers. >> the arab-christian, mes i messianic fellowship proves they can come together in pea. >> it says we need to bow and profess jesus christ is lord. [applause]. >> the focus of our meeting is on jesus. to show the world it is possible, it is possible for arab and jews to comeogether. >> howard silverman started the conference 20 years ago. brothers who couldn't get over the fact that there are jesus. >> i watch people, arabs and jews dancing and eating together, and worshipping together. >> he is a miraculous god. he can change hearts. only he can heal a heart. >> they want to demonstrate that arabs and jews can love each other even with all of the chaos going on in the middle east. >> lord we pray that we displaclearly. any new fellowship believes true peace is only possi

. >>> pasamos con martín que tiene un aed lan todo último hora. >>> gracias, esta noche en última horao esto y más en última hora regresamos con ustedes . >>> martín gracias. >>> una pausa más y regresamos desde colombia. >>> están celebrando el 200 aniversario de su independencia, --julio, que le >> a repÚblica dominicana hay epidemia que ha desbordado la capacidad de los centros mÉdicos. los infectados llegan a casi 6000 y 22 personas han muerto en lo que va del aÑo superando la cantidad de casos con relaciÓn a aÑos anteriores. el gobierno agentes como campaÑas y el resto del caribe tambiÉn estÁ en emergencia. la llegada a madrid de un nuevo grupo de disidentes cubanos fue demorada en la isla por un trÁmites de pasajes aÉreos. la cancillerÍa espaÑola anunciÓ que ocho ex presos tenÍa previsto llegar hoy pero robaran en los prÓximos tres dÍas. el jefe del parlamento cubano dijo que podrÍa haber mÁs problemas polÍticos. funcionarios de la oficina de intereses de estados unidos advirtieron a familiares de los disidentes presos que si Éstos afectan aceptan viajar a espaÑa, no aplican para

. >> commissioner martin? commissioner martin: i don't know why you don't talk to the community first. but to do this, i'm not with you. >> koll missioner sullivan. commissioner sullivan: i'm trying to understand the language in action now. they're in existence in another part of the city? >> around the corner, right. they wanted to expand for more space. they certainly were aware of the -- heard about the arts too. as i said, we did have a public meeting in june of 2009 explaining -- which i believe you were at, commissioner. talking about the four clubhouse that is would have to be closed. at that time we announced that we would have a survey for the public to be able to give us ideas of what they wanted -- wanted to see in the clubhouses. we had no predetermined idea of what we wanted there at that time. we -- as nicole said we put the survey on our web pain and we notified people of its existence. we had help from n.p.c. and the parks trust to get the word out about the length. we had 102 responses to the

son en realidad policÍas, y podrÍan averiguar quiÉnes estÁn detrÁs de estos crÍmenes. >> gracias martÍns abogados de la gobernadora de arizona le pidieron a la jueza federal que rechace la demanda que el gobierno del presidente obama le presentÓ para evitar que entre en vigor la ley contra los indocumentados. los abogados dijeron que el gobierno federal no ha demostrado que la medida haya causado daÑos y que su caso se basa en especulaciones. consideran peticiones del departamento de justicia,1 policÍa, y grupos de derechos civiles para que aplazan la ley. ya sÓlo faltan tres dÍas para que entre en efecto la controversial ley, mientras tanto los promotores y los crÍticos se estÁn preparando para lo que viene como nos informa nuestro corresponsal jaime garcÍa desde phoenix. ♪ >> en pleno conteo regresivo para la entrada en efecto de la ley de visÓn a grupos -arizona. >> creo que no podemos poner nuestra fe en las cortes aunque esta demanda es importante, es realmente un momento crÍtico. >> dos estrategias de resistencia y denuncias serÁn puestas en el con el primer minuto del 29 de julio

>>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin.ws starts now. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> oakland has made a move for additional revenue by giving an official blessing to industrial sized marijuana. phil matier on whether a city that's lost

katie. >> couric: david martin at the pentagon, thank you. chief foreign affairs correspondent lara logan lived in afghanistan for a year at the beginning of the war. she's been back many times since. she's in the east african nation of uganda tonight on assignment for "60 minutes." lara, one of the revelations in these documents is that pakistan's intelligence agency is aiding the afghan insurgency, even planning attacks on american troops. how big a setback will this be for u.s.-pakistani relations? >> well, it's potentially a setback, katie. clearly the white house is concerned about that. because their relationship with pakistan is very sensitive. it's a complicated one. on the one hand pakistan is important ally. on the other hand, pakistan has known to be harboring al qaeda and the taliban from the beginning of this war. but the obama administration has been quick to point to the fact that pakistan has been taking more action than in the past. these documents only go up to december of last year. at the same time, it is clear that al qae

quÉ dirÍa martÍn el estilista de la moda!otagonistas fueron alberto contador de espaÑa y andy (...) de luxemfurgo. >> al igual tiempo que con contador. >> ademÁs en la clasificaciÓn federal el campeÓn espaÑol sigue siendo el lider. concluye el domingo en parÍs y alberto contador dicen que ya estÁ acariciando. >> pero la Ópera no termina hasta que la gorda no cante! >> asÍ es! >> vamos a pasar al baseball de las grandes ligas, quÉ le parece compadre! >> me parece excelente. es mi deporte favorito. los padres, y no porque sea el dÍa del padre! vemos a los bravos que ganaban por una carrera. >> jones entraa con la segunda carrera. >> pero al cerrar la tercera entrada gonzÁlez volviÓ a hacer un contacto, un doblete que trajo a casa a (...) y gonzÁlez anotÓ en 4 en 5 oportunidades. los bravos ganaron en san diego por 8 carreras a cero. sabe lo que es eso! >> una pela aquÍ y en cualquier paÍs. >> nosotros decimos 8 arepas a cero. este fin de semana, este domingo, tienen una butaca muy especial en el bar de la repÚblica deportiva. s

. >>> coming up, it is that time of year for bay area music fans and chief meterologist bill martin will be here on what to expect the weather-wise. you can watch bay area news at 7:00 on your computer. we are streaming live on the web at ktvu.com. >> the white house announced a new strategy for ranging america's coast and ocean waters. the plan establishes a new national ocean council to coordinate the work of all agencies that oversee marine conservation. the council will bring together federal, state and tribal authorities to jordan plan for the future of the oceans. officials say the new approach will emphasize science based information and encourage public participation. >>> now to our chief meterologist bill martin who is our own expert on oceans and weather. >> yes, it cooled off a little bit today and the oceans and whether are tied together basically. i guess they know a little bit about water in temperatures are on the cool side. there is a bunch of fog out there shooting across the golden gate non-gaap there. we have got fog in this area of san francisco pre you can see it sho

chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the weather and will have a full report.ay area news at 7:00 is a multimedia newscast. we are streaming live on the web at ktvu.com. what this droid does will change how you do movies. with blockbuster on demand, this does hit films on a 4.3-inch screen so big, the way you see them will never be the same. introducing the new droid x. pre-loaded with blockbuster. the next generation of does. >> it has been yet another foggy, chilly day in the bay area and this is been one of the coolest summer in decades. temperatures have remained unseasonably low heat on the west coast and subsidies are seen their lowest temperatures in years. so far this month san francisco's temperatures have been 4 degrees: normal and there is a bigger drop in land. temperatures in concord are about 10 degrees lower than normal. for more on those chilly numbers which checking with our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> it is called the -- cold outside and here is the reason why, high-pressure normally sits over are area in the summer months and gives us

martin has the full forecast, hi, bill. >> it did get warmer today by a few degrees.t'll get warmer tomorrow by a few degrees, then sunday it'll level out. live camera shot now, you see the fog that's going to be persistent, nights and mornings and at the coast. these are the highs today. highs tomorrow will be about the same a little warmer there, there are some 90s finally inland. maybe low 90s, summer weather pattern, that is the weather headline and that means we're looking at plenty of fog right at the coast. warmer on saturday. that's the warmest day. and the extended forecast brings us some cooler weather. upper 90s and even low 100s as you head into the san joaquin valley. fire danger is coming up, air quality dropping off a little bit. along the coast we see low 60s, upper 50s. low 70s out into the east bay. mid-70s hopped over the bill, out toward lafayette. out toward evergreen and portions inland you will find upper 80s. you get the picture. the bay area microclimates in force as we look for at least a 40-degree spread from coast to inland. it has been a w

our chief meteorologist bill martin is working on the forecast, he'll have it for you right after thereak. >>> new at 6:00, two dead, two still missing after a boat capsizes off our coast. we are learning who the victims were and new details on what led to the disaster at sea. >>> and, putting a face to the violence. we've obtained pictures of the people police say are responsible for last week's violent riots. >>> plus, find out how you can tell if your seafood is contaminated. a northern california university tells us how they are testing and protecting the nation's seafood tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. on a new cadillac cts sport sedan... ..the most acclaimed vehicle in its class and a car and driver 10 best third year in a row. summer brings out the best in all of us, so now's the perfect time to get behind the wheel of a brand new cadillac. now during cadillac's summer's best sales event... get zero percent apr financing for 72 months or this attractive lease offer on a cts sport sedan. >>> real estate agents in marin county want a moratorium on smart meters. but the ma

let's check in with our chief meteorologist bill martin, we'll do so when we come back.o see what it's going to be like for your weekend. >>> what we've just learned about crime rates and it's good news. what police and residents believe is behind a decrease in crime in an infamously dangerous east bay city. >> as old gives way to the new, all three bay area airports repair for what they hope will be a much better economic future -- airports prepare for what they hope will be a much better economic future. >>> the chock is ticking for a local child care center that is shutting down. >>> we'll tell you who stepped up to help. >>> former president and father of the bride bill clinton arrived today in the small town of rhindeck new york for his daughter's wedding tomorrow. he told reporters and photographers that he and his family love the area and the quaint town of 3,000. >>> some wedding experts estimate the clintons are spending more than a million dollars on their daughter's wedding. and despite widespread interest, nearly everyone associated with the big even is stayi

and up next artie's entertainment guru martin andrews explores the ring of ancient cities and towns just outside the russian capital that's next here on r.t. . hello and good to see you again now about seventy five kilometers north of moscow along the road. is the small town south of the main goal to ring the nations. of the next few weeks we'll be visiting several of these historic wonderful cities and towns day out on a beautiful summer. use amounts of moscow you can see the journey. to just over the centuries many fasting throughout the journey is a long way in the second full day today it's about a two hour drive when you along as you greeted by smooth house is surrounded by the forest and this moscow starts which is boom in the new capital of concrete and steel here it's a time traveling the treat of relaxation history and tradition. was founded by the thirteen fourteen percent and it's more a straight have been the greatest and largest religious and cultural center in the russian state it's a get away from the hustle and bustle of busy moscow and i think a great example of true rus

allen martin on the popular ingredient used in a lot of pest o, salad mediterranean dishes leaving a bitter after taste that could last for weeks. >> reporter: pastry chef depends on her perfect palate to whip up desserts. like most chefs. >> when a cook i taste a lot. >> reporter: however two months ago her palate took a beating. after she tasted a dish made at home with pine nuts. >> it was not until the next day that things started not feeling right and not being right. it lasted for a whole week. >> reporter: for seven long days everything the young chef put into her mouth even sweets tasted bitter. >> just the most bitter thing you could possibly imagine. just like being stabbed with bitter. it was really like -- so awful. >> reporter: at first she feared she had brain cancer. then after surfing the web she found out there are dozens of other people who have the exact same problem when they eat pine nuts. in fact she found out there's a name for the condition. it's called pine mouth syndrome. >> it's debilitating and uncomfortable and really unfortunate. >> reporter: a recent sc

en ausencia de jorge ramos les saluda martÍn berlanga.an cambiado radicalmente, cuando hablamos de inmigraciÓn los que son noticias sobre las iniciativas para endurecer las leyes de los inmigrados. en arizona el paÍs comenzÓ a polarizarse. estamos con nuestro corresponsal. allÍ empezaron las audiencias para saber si las demandas contra la ley pueden proceder. >> bueno martÍn, el reloj no se detiene y la ley entrarÍa en efecto el 20 de julio, el jueves pasado se realizÓ la primera demanda de las 7 para intentar bloquear la ley. la ley no pone en una situaciÓn muy difÍcil porque lo obliga a discriminar. esa es la situaciÓn de muchos policÍas en arizona. el segundo punto que presenta en su demanda, dice que esto es inconstitucional porque las leyes de migraciÓn son terreno del gobierno estatal y no del gobierno federal. se va a presentar la misma demanda, que presenta el mismo argumento, del estado. lo que lo diga el gobierno federal, tiene mÁs peso. >> si proceden estas demandas, que pasa este 29 de julio? tendrÁ vigor la ley? >> la jueza t

allen martin shows us the bargain beer that is holding its own against the big names. >> tastes great. >> reporter: when it comes to a nice cold beer there is always a favorite. >> i like belgium beer. budweiser. >> reporter: but there is a new brew in town that's not your typical brand. it is costco kirkland signature brand. bargain beer. >> i think that's great. i think it is great they do a generic brand. >> reporter: consumer reports put them to the test and compared four top selling beers to three of the costco brews. the first, samuel adams lagger versus kirkland's german style lagger. samuel adams boston ale against kirklands ale. the results were surprising. untrained panels told consumer reports they liked the costco brew just as much as the brand beers and some preferred the costco beer. so we asked san francisco bar owner tom madonna to weigh in. >> that is a sierra, nevada style. and tastes like it. >> reporter: madonna even gave the bargain kirkland signature beer a stamp of approval. >> the business owner of the bar. i would welcome any chance for me to save on costs on

helen and martin. she was standing by in the event that the mayor showed up, but i wanted to call her up just to give a greeting and martin, thank you for being here. thank you for his support. we enjoyed having you. thank you. [cheers and applause] >>

larry martin. please welcome him. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. here with all uven today for such a special moment. to be here with all the great leaders and to be here with all the great workers that did all of this. this is a great, great historical situation and i'm happy and honored to see this and we're honored to be here with something that looks so fantastic. i am just happy to also, you know, as you know, we do so many things, but this is a great today and all my commissioners that are here with me that's part of that, lazarus and harrison right here, tom harrison, who with the commission and we've been working hard to try to make sure that everything is going on. but you know, i was here 50 years ago. and to see it now is great history, what this looks like today and it is really fantastic and i think it is something of a greatness for everything. and i'm honored to be here, to be with this and to see it today and the most important part is, we're taking about, is the coit's tower 75ths anniversary. that is fantastic. so i'm honored to be

david martin reports. >> reporter: most of the reports document what is already well known. for years the u.s. has not had enough troops in afghanistan. resulting in this record of a remote outpost calling for help as they are nearly overrun. we are taking casualties. enemy in the wire. the afghan government has been corrupt and inefficient. according to this document, the general view of the afghans is that the current government is worse than the taliban. american air strikes and commando raids have killed too many civilians. this report describes a raid that was intended to take out a high ranking al qaeda operative, ended up killing children instead. the pentagon says it will take days if not weeks to determine the damage done by the massive leak of classified material. bruce rydell who directed a review of the afghan war at the start of the obama administration says the site of so many secret documents on the web is likely to discourage afghans from risking their lives to help the u.s. for fear of winding up on the internet and becoming targets. >> intelligence collecti

like martin king-- "i will love my way through this darkness by promoting justice not revenge." that's a great legacy of black people that we see brown people trying to do the same thing in arizona in the face of america turning away. now, we have made great progress. barack obama is one example of that. but he's caught in the middle. brother dyson is right about this. he has a p.r. operation on the one hand; not wanting to engage in the other. i would say to my dear brother barack obama, if you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything. >> schieffer: i want to get back to this case, but before we go too far here, i want to get into this controversy over the administration's decision to drop most of the charges against this fringe group called the new black panther party. the charge is that they intimidated voters in philadelphia. it all got back in the news a couple of weeks ago when a bush appointee to the justice department, jake christian adams, said he had resigned because of the obama administration's reluctance to press charges against african- americans on thes

soon across germany that might ease conscience's in strassburg it doesn't ease anyone's nerves here martin r.t. germany the taliban has threatened to hunt down those responsible for releasing information about the militant group it says it's studying data published on the web site we can exist and will punish the afghan informants details of operations by american and other allied forces in afghanistan between two thousand and four and two thousand and nine have been published online web site says it will soon put up thousands more documents. police in afghanistan had to follow warning shots to disperse a crowd after four civilians were killed in a traffic accident the target of the violence was an s.u.v. a vehicle normally associated with foreigners however it's unclear who the car belonged to was the prince fled the scene assuming a traffic accident in kabul involving a u.s. military convoy in two thousand and six triggered an american right that killed fourteen. at least four hundred people have been killed in pakistan over the last three days during floods triggered by monsoon rains th

i am always pleased to be here with my good in here from martin frost. thank you for being here. america has faced its share of trials, at times when not as our economy but our nation seemed in decline. each time with ingenuity, hard work, and are distinctly american optimism, we have built our way out and we have to emerge stronger. no one doubts this as one of those tested times. the question will be in front of us is not where we are. it is where we go from here. it is a choice between too dramatically different direction. our decision comes down to three questions, how far we have come, what remains to be done, and which party and will keep moving us forward? first, how far have we come? but consider an alternate tester. america is facing the worst the economic crisis in a generation. americans are losing almost a hundred thousand of -- $800,000 per month. businesses are forced into laos. innovative start-ups cannot start up. a new president and the democratic congress are struggling for solutions. negotiations break down. congress remains paralyzed. in the end, we do nothing