[laughter] --you told older neri people ordinary people you're going to prosecute ms. bond for using a chemical weapon, they would be flabbergasted. it's so far outside the ordinary meaning of the word. the statute has in norma's breadth. readth.mous b would it shock you that i told iu a few days ago my wife and distributed toxic chemicals to a great number of children? [laughter] the halloween be given chocolate bars. chocolate is poison to dogs. >> [indiscernible] >> there would be chocolate all over the place. [laughter] >> the line the petitioner is asking -- i'm not. i would like your answer. my question with a question to get your answer. the answer i wanted you to address yourself to a slew problem of once you depart from the annex is in defining the you run into a list a thousand miles long. you can tell joke after joke, but it's not a joke. it's so easy to make up examples that seem to have nothing to do with the problem of chemical weapons like the syrian problem. >> i understand that. >> what is your answer? >> if you permit me to answer the question this wa

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secrets that one nation are just covered by people like signposts neri who have eyes to see. i do when evening lol. the owner welcome to nhk world news line and you know tommy in tokyo. the secretary general of the united nations has announced that a conference on syria will take place on generate twenty second in geneva. diplomats have been trying to organize peace talks for months. in a statement issued monday un secretary general condiments as the conference to bring together representatives of the syrian government and the opposition. you'll be

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rose: i have to leave, go back to medicaid just one second and then talk about the budget and what neri and paul rand are doing. the medicare and affordable care act we hear one-story after another of people on the democratic side telling people in the white house, it is not going to be ready, i it is not going to be -- both the technology and more, we have got a problem that we now know there is a debate within the white house about what to tell people. >> these are paper reports. i don't know that. i don't know that but it isn't ready, regardless of who told what when to whom. >> rose: ho should they have waited and not got until they got it. >> right is that the smart thing to do? >> they will get it right. >> rose: but they were told it was not right. >> well, i don't know that. i don't know that. >> rose: yes, you know. >> i d i don't know, i do not k, i know what i am reading in the paper now about it, first we heard that there was -- that crash because there were so many visitors, now others tell me and i think it is probably so that there was -- the problems that were there were