mr. simmer. next speaker.applause) >>> hi, i'm [speaker not understood] in the tenderloin and i want to give you a 911 report. this is for you supervisor staff down here. [speaker not understood] go down to the transbay [speaker not understood] for observance at [speaker not understood]. i would leave my house at 5 o'clock in the morning and get there at 6:00 and return home after karaoke [speaker not understood]. that was a 911 report for me. but i'm here also to [speaker not understood] a young man spoke here on 911 about golfing. he talked about integrity. so, i thought i would read a poem that i was inspired by him. it's called something inside of me so strong. how you build your barriers the taller i become. the farther you take my rights away, the faster i will run. you can deny me. you can decide to turn your face away. no matter the cost. something inside of me is so strong. i know that i can make it. those of you who are doing me wrong, so wrong, you thought that my pride was gone. oh, no, something i

mr. obama began to go south. then as now, the biggest dispute, syria. adoptions of russian children were band. by the time of the g8 in northern ireland, tension between the two men was simmeringear the surface. >> each of those incidents has in itself raised the temperature that much more, 10 degrees more, so we are now approaching a boil. >> the final straw for mr. obama came when putin granted temporary asylum to edward snowden. with that, the moscow summit was off and so were the gloves. >> he's got that kind of slouch, looking like the bored kid in the back of the classroom. >> as the president heads to russia and the g20, all eyes are on these two leaders to see even if they can't agree an syria, if they can reset relations. >> new items to tell you about this morning, a senior administration briefing report above air force one, says that the administration is highly skeptical of the opening that vladamir putin seemed to leave in that interview on the eve of the meetings saying if it were proven that the assad regime were responsible for the chemical weapons attack, they might consider what they're going to do president u.n., highly skeptical is the senior administration