obviously the establishment of the national prevention council, which was established, i believe, at the beginning of this year, has a number of people on it that are actually knowledgeable about substance abuse and mental health. there is the prevention and public health trust fund, which was started in 2010 at $500 million dollars last year that grows over the next couple of years to, i believe, $2 billion dollars. then most recently the center for disease control has just released their community transformation grants that have a fairly significant focus, obviously on prevention, but also prevention of substance use, alcohol use, and tobacco use. very good. and patrick, what does that mean for the behavioral health care? how do we do prevention in the context of public health within the behavioral healthcare system? when we talk about prevention and behavioral health, it is almost like we are talking about a different thing to a large degree because we are certainly not talking about preventing people from having an illness. what we are talking about is preventing people going into

>> in the absence of a unified united nations security council because the russians are determined to preventny action against the syrian regime. all eyes and go to turkey. turkey controls how much arms will reach the free syrian army. turkey determines the future of the economic well-being of damascus. turkey has been talking the big the talk but in a sense has decided to play footsie with the iranians, believe it or not not over syria but iran's nuclear weapons. the turkish prime minister decided that he was going to turn the screws on the syrian regime. he is no longer prepared to go that extra mile on behalf of the anger against the syrian government. >> you are suggesting that the international community will not do anything. the arab league has decided that they will not do anything. the turks, who might have put pressure on them, will not be there. >> the only thing can be done is to provide the military support to unify opposition throughout the free syrian army. the arab league should start leaning heavily on the russians. if they cannot accomplish what they need to accomplish throug

support the syrian national council of space and istanbul therefore we support free syrian army do you think that was a wrong decision in doing so they have antagonized iran prevent agonized iraq. because now iraq has come out quite strongly in support of syria and of course to live in his government by his pool has also been very very critical of turkey so the change in foreign policy has kind of they've dumped zero problem and what they've done that is create problems now if if if our side goes ok then it's all worked out but if if if if if he doesn't somehow manage to ride this out. well there are those it's going to be on someone's face you know and they'll have to pull back from a position that you had to clear it actually is not really tenable any longer you've got to deal with this government here like it or not is to keep being sincere in its intentions saying it wants stability in syria and stability in the region but aligned herself with with qatar with saudi arabia with the united states britain and france but that's where it is let's watch that and the rhetoric about humanitarian intervention a buffer zone humanitarian strip has been a kind of simple