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. >> as well as major speeches in prague and at the united nations, laying out an aggressive plan to rid the world of nuclear weapons. >> nations with nuclear weapons have a responsibility to move towards disarmorment and those without them have a responsibility to forsake them. >> i think certainly you have to give him an a for trying but at the end of the day what has he accomplished? >> not to mention the details of other ash lishmentes are still a little fuzzy. >> i ordered the prison at guantanamo bay closed and we are forging the frame work to combat extremism within the rule of law. >> top officials now admit they will likely miss the january deadline of closing guantanamo. a prime example of the difficulty of translating vision into actual victories. >> i don't believe this. >> gand hi never got a nobel peace price. >> yesterday, michael sale said the award should have gone to people who have made real achievements working towards peace and human rights. but other republicans are starting to back pedal on their judgment. some democrats starting to attack republicans over this

. >> reporter: as well as major speeches in prague and at the united nations, laying out an aggressiveplan to rid the world of nuclear weapons. >> all nations have the right to peaceful nuclear energy, but nations with nuclear weaponeds have a responsibility to move toward disarmament. and those without them have the responsibility to forsake them. >> reporter: but so far only great speeches with little tangible results. >> i think certainly you have to give hill an "a" for trying, but at the end of the day what has he accomplished? >> reporter: not to mention the detail of other accomplishments are still a little, well, fuzzy. >> i order the prison at guantanamo bay closed and we are doing the hard work of forging a framework to combat extremism within the rule of law. >> reporter: top administration officials now admit they'll likely miss the january deadline of closing guantanamo, a prime example of the dist difficulty of translating the president's vision into actual victories. ed henry, cnn, washington. >>> conservative talk show hosts were kbik to denounce the president being awa

what we saw in the house bill was a bill that we created our intel month prague -- problems.nd to pick up the bill? does this violate the president's pledge not to impose taxes on people making under $250,000? the baucus bill did that. trace: that is the problem. everyone is concerned this means more taxes, taxing health benefits. just means more money from your pocket. >> this is a real concern. one of the ironies is this was about to be -- supposed to be about controlling costs. but if you put all of these new taxes on insurance companies, americans will be picking that up. we are likely to see more expensive insurance, not cheaper. trace: thank you. martha: tim is watching this miami situation. what are you seeing? after >> we, we are looking at you stand now. -- >> actually, we are looking at houston now. we have a description of the suspect who fled the scene after a robbery. he is believed to be in his fifties. the scene was not hectic, but there was a woman in distress who was taken to the hospital. martha: the possibility that we may see someone running around in a ma

it is not simply eloquent but realistic to begin a process and president obama in prague spoke radicallyut a nuclear free world but radical now means henry kissinger, george shultz, william perry, others understand that the alternative is to build down and rebuild the nuclear proliferation frame work and i think containment though the nation's cover this week is about engaging tehran and remember that the opposition in iran, the very courageous opposition, is also in agreement with building iran, whito build the peaceful nuclear energy. i think the alternative is engagement and if we had containment with russia we proceed with that until we find a way to build a nuclear-free world or nuclear-free middle east. let's not forget, israel has nuclear weapons too. >> david, all of this talk about -- i heard the word game mentioned twice in the past two minutes. the nuclear game that goes on he here. october 25th inspections in tehran of one facility. why do i sit here with an impression that it's like telling one of your teenage kids this saturday i'm coming into inspect your room. it better b