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clark in foundation thank you for being with us. giving peace a chance in tackling syria and iran may be on president obama's mind but that's certainly not the case for some of his senior compatriots in congress john mccain's call for air strikes against assad is not the first time the veteran senator has chosen troops over talks the last question for azhar reports he's not alone. they stick together through thick and thin from the queensland to the holy land from the ball field and the battlefield they are senators joseph lieberman lindsey graham and john mccain seen frequently side by side both physically and politically the call for more war a song almost on repeat for them three have a matter war that they don't like they lead the charge to end up afghanistan we need more troops there are american troops the attacks by the enemy have gone up about a thousand percent in the words of. time is not on our side and they've been called everything from the three amigos the three blind mice and the axis of error i the website downsize d.c. dot org t

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our alliance is a foundation, not only for the security and prosperity of our two nations, but for international peace and security as well. >> the relationship between britain and the america is the strongest it's ever been, and i believe that's because we're working together osely as at any point in our hit re. >> joint press conference, this question was put to prime minister cameron by one of rupe regarding afghanistan. >> why do you think it is that people feel that you talk a good game, but they don't buy it? why do you think the british american people look at a situation that they think is frankly a mess, they see terrible sacrifice, they see two men who are unable to impose their wills, and they just are çnot persuade i by yo argument? compare where we are today with where we've been two, three years ago, the situation is considerably improved. the level of insurgents attacks are right down. the level of security is right up. and it's basketball very hard work. the sacrifices have been very great. but i think what we're trying to do by the end of 2014 is achievable and do what aboutable. >>

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peace. now the second year we are trying to honor her wishes. >> christina taylor green memorial foundationdations for more than $70,000. >>> yesterday hundreds of visitors were invited to climb the cathedral's tower which was only open for one day. the tower was significantly damaged during an earthquake but now deemed safe for visitors. >>> 8:25. we are warming up here. i hope it gets warm enough outside. it may be nice. yesterday was pretty cold. >> we are off to a cold start this morning. so bring along a nice warm coat. make sure it's waterproof. we have a few scattered showers left in the forecast. partly cloudy skies for parts of the bay area. satellite radar. has pushed off to the east. a winter weather advisory remain there is for the afternoon. let me run you through the next day or two or three. take a look here. picking it up around noontime. notice the moisture hanging around the area. and that will bring on the threat for maybe a thunderstorm for the afternoon. by tonight sunsets at 7:27. finally drying out. monday no problems we're dry. tuesday morning there it is. moving in.

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appreciates the alliance between our countries as a foundation not only for the security and prosperity of our two nations but for international peace security as well. david shares my belief that in a time of rapid change, the leadership of the united states and the united kingdom is more important than ever. and we share the view that the future we seek is only possible if the rights and responsibilities of the nations and people are up held. that is a cause that we advanced today. at a time when too many of our people are still out of work, we agree that we have to stay focused on creating the growth in jobs that put our people back to work even as both of our countries make difficult choices to put our fiscal houses in order. between us, we have the largest investment relationship in the world and we continue to explore ways to increase transatlantic investment. and i honor the opinion of david where our banks are deeply connect. we moved on to discuss afghanistan, where we are the two largest contributorsf forces to the international mission and where our forces continue to make extraordinary sacrifices. the tragic events of re

foundation where a former ambassador to the u.s. and worked with a number of issues about dealing with the russians in a way that would make europe a much more of a peaceful, less milita militaryized community. if we can cooperate with russia on the ballistic missiles enforcement. we also have discussed at lengths in the group and endorsed the decision-war time concept. not just for strategic weapons, but tactical battle field nuclear weapons. the elephant in the room for the russians is nato. nato expansion. that causes them all sorts of anxiety. but for the europeans, the elephant in the room is the posture of the russian forces located far too close to their border. there is a lot to discuss here if we want to move in the right direction. those are just a few of the things that we are involved in. they are all part of the steps that we outlined in the first "wall street journal" article. >> secretary schultz. >> i think there are three c categories of things we can work on. number one is developing ideas about the subject that are going to be potentially useful. to think them through and publish them to put them out there. in the process, identify peop

he appreciates the alliance between our countries as a foundation, but for international peace and securityf the united states and the united kingdom is more important than ever and we share the view that the future we seek is only possible if the rights and responsibilities of nations and people are upheld, and that's a cause that we advance today. at a time when too many of our people are still out of work. we agree that we have to stay focused on creating the growth and jobs that put our people back to work, even as both our countries make difficult choices to put our fiscal house in order. between us, we have the largest investment relationship in the world and we've instructed our teams to continue to explore ways to increase transatlantic trade and investment. and i very much appreciate david's perspective on the fiscal situation in the euro zone where both our countries, our economies, our businesses, our banks are deeply connected. we moved on to discuss afghanistan where we are the two largest contributors of forces to the international mission and where our forces continue to make

foundation, the wades world foundation, is to continue to spread the message that the violence needs to stop.' >> that message, well-received on these streets. those rallying for peaceare joined by other victims of violence. pam bosley's son tyrell was shot and killed in 2006. >> another mother is now suffering like i suffer, every single day because her son was murdered. >> parents are burying children..and that shouldn't be. that's not the natural order of things." >>police say two men in hooded sweatshirts opened fire inside this convenience store last night, then fled in an suv..one man was killed, five including wade's nephew, wounded. the victims ranging in age from 16 to 25. >>the store, generally associated with gangs and drugs.>> terrible tragedy. clearly gang-related. and we are looking to prevent the next event from occurring based in the intelligence that we've gathered. >> somebody shoulda seen something. the crime camera shoulda picked something up. there's clearly somebody out this. >> with this incident here..this people saw it. cars and people. where are people coming forward right now? where are people they need to give to get these people caught?"

appreciates the alliance between our countries is a foundation not only for the security and prosperity of our two nations but for international peacebelief that in a time of rapid change the leadership of the united states, and the united kingdom is more important than ever. and we share the view that the future we seek is only possible if the rights and responsibilities of nations and people are upheld. and that is a cause that we advance today. at a time when too many of our people are still out of work we agree we have to stay focused on creating the growth and jobs that put our people back to work even as both of our countries make difficult choices to put our fiscal house necessary order. between us we have the largest investment relationship in the world and we've instructed our teams to continue to explore ways to increase transatlantic trade and investment. i very much appreciate david's perspective on the fiscal situation in the euro zone where both our companies, our economies, our businesses our banks are deeply connected. we moved onto discuss afghanistan, where we are the two largest contributors of forces to the inter