red but not red delicious red but like red on red eyes gravy on grit the and stop lights and green and yellow. and red like those powders and syrups kept behind the counter at blocks pharmacy. red. and red like the stripe on richard's barb bar pole and the stitches on button holes on over alls of those coming to down on saturday. solid red at the blue moon and red like the eyes of the late staying patrons on sunday mornings. and in church the red of the edge of white pages in a black bound bible coming together, closing. red as a congregation rises. [applause]. >> this references a lynching. the lynching of 2 couples in monroe, georgia occurred july 25, 1946. it's now referred to has the morris ford lynching. insurance man, 1946. silos you might not be here april. ain't none of us never promise said tomorrow. if you died you would need a will. that way you control your nickel when you are gone. get your ducks in a row you might not be here come april. yeah, your policy is up-to-date and we will pay say if you lose an arm at the elbow at the mill. if you died you need a will. double pay

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guys, let's make a toast to the red team, to the red team.k. (all) yay. is it me or does this smell like ass? quite honestly the place is filthy and messy. you know, we're sweeping scrubbing out toilet bowls... come on. i feel like suzy homemaker over here. definitely dirtier than i thought. sucks. sucks, i'm sitting here all [bleep] day. listen, i would take the mani pedi and a [bleep] massage any day. that looks nice. [laughs] leave it to you, dude. (all) [laughing] well, barbie doesn't want to get in the tub because of our bodily fluids. uh, we're not dirty, thank you. so i didn't pee in the bathtub, okay? hey, stop. just stop. just try-- just try to relax. so i kind of took offense to that, but she's just ignorant, so i expect that kind of comment to come out of her mouth. no, i don't want to lay next to her anyway. yeah, you do. there's negative energy on that sheet. (announcer) while the red team continues to find things to argue about at the spa, back in hell's kitchen the blue team has already begun prep for tonight's dinner service.

david, red or blue please. um, red. amanda, red or blue, please. i'd have to agree on red. [bleep] say. it was a nice dish. it was a very nice dish. dana, well thought out. thank you, chef. really well thought out. uh-huh, that's what's up. okay, next course. poultry, let's go. domes off, please. (patrick) i love mine and roshni's dish. my plan is to-- is to wow them. so this afternoon we've prepared for you a moroccan spice influenced squab. there's a touch of vinegar in there as well. i believe vinegar helps to thin the mucous. [needle scratches on record] thin the what? (brian) oh, my god...patrick... it thins the mucous? (gordon) i've never heard mucous in the description of food. we're trying to turn them on not turn them off. agh, that was the dumbest thing i've ever said. [gunshot sound effect] i love vinegar--i put a touch of vinegar in anything. sorry for that one. i think, with the sauce, if you're gonna do a sauce it can't be, like, blob-like, 'cause that, to me says non-sophistication. (gordon) let's dig in. how does it taste? hmm... it's interesting. it's inter

>> not responding -- >> very good and tagged red correctly. triage and i hope you guys can do it and 32 can do and divide the reds and the yellows and th greens are walking wounded and blacks are dead and simple as that and how long should you be with a patient? not more than 15 seconds and ho long does it take to check breathing? and you know right away and couple seconds to ask for a command and 22nds to check this and 15 seconds with a patient at the most and common injuries are brucing bruising, lacerations and sprains and si signs and symptoms that you wil see is pain, di discoloration, e deformity and some of the treatments and you want to see the wounds and see blood and ri open the shirt so you can treat it and you see blood here and rip the shirt open and the bloo is from somewhere else and i immobilize them and someone has an object and never remove it and it's embedded and if you pull it out you could call caus bleeding and burns and three types and first, second, third degree and first sun burn and second and third is charring an t

you saw that the monkey chooses the red target. i will show you one more trial, kind of interesting. this is the same neuron and this time the shapes will be, the first shape now is the pentagon. if you remember that is the weak evidence for red. and that's followed by a triangle, weak evidence for green, there's our pacman. more evidence for green. and then yet more evidence for green. okay, so this is the opposite kind of a trial. and so the weight of evidence, of course. in the end supports green. let's listen the same neuron. now remember this neuron, this neuron is, is excited by evidence for red. so it ought to be suppressed by evidence for green. lo and behold that's what happens. the monkey chooses the green and you saw initially that first shape supported red there was an elevated spike discharge. and then gradually it gave away to basically silence. >> so presumably there were neurons that respond the opposite way. >> absolutely. >> and they would be, they would have been increasing their discharge. >> so green and slowin

red. the moon lamenting its depression. the night surrendered itself without worry to the morning. the lights brought the voice of the milk girls, the fasting and the moaning of a starved cat of which nothing remained except bone. the fussing of salesmen, the struggle of life, kids threw stones at one another in the middle of the road while dirty water flooded the avenue and the wind toyed with gates and roof tops, alone in a state of semi oblivion. . >> on the day al-matarazzo street was bombed, did you notice how quickly it folded in itself? or the broken tea cups and coffee-stained saucers, the gray matter, and just before the street was eviscerated by those, just before that moment, did you hear the patter, the proclamation, the prayer as they wrangled and swore, denied and affirmed, did you hear the words as they fell? for a thousand years we have, two thousand years, more coffee? what do you think? but this book says -- map, border, industry, collusion, resistance, truth, spirit, fai

going for their third straight win tonight.hosting the red wings sharks/red wings red wings going over the game plan but it couldn't have included joe pavelski's pass hits niklas kronwall's skate and goes in pavelski gets credit fifth for the goal 1- 0 sharks annti niemi gets the save stuffing the rebound he had 27 saves for his second straight shutout 3rd period/ 1-0 sharks joe thornton picks the wings defense clean and gets

what is the most important thing changing for red cross? >> the most important thing is our relationship with government, our relationship and accountability and responsibility for responding to and helping individuals, families, and communities recover from, vents like earthquakes. >> uh-huh. how do you do it? i'm really looking for, god forbid, anything happens and red cross has to hit the ground in san francisco. what is the first thing you should do and what is the first thing we should do? >> the first thing, understand and accept that we live in an earthquake zone. >> uh. >> wherever you live in the bay area, you are potentially on an earthquake fault or impacted by an event on one of the bay area's earthquake faults. the next thing you can do is simple things like build a kit, build a plan and train. think in terms of the needs -- things you need every day. you need food and water. >> okay. you brought a kit with you. >> yes, i do. >> what is this? >> that is an energy bar. and it's very shelf stable. it will last in your kit for man

red. she walks into the bright vegetable garden, chopped water to life from brittle landscape, leans her hoe against goat wire, admires shoots balanced on turned earth, looks up, fulfilleds a leaves sigh, clouds, hands on her hips, her jaw falls open and a bomb drops down her throat. white. the horizon, a black line against brilliant white landscape, pale blue sky above it, empty except for heat devil blur, a raindrop sound hits a wooden post against cloudless light, another, the lamb, his children, wife, then he drenched in bullet rain. blue. the final moment of night passing, exposes limbs, torsos, heads, breasts, humans, cows, goats, curved and knotted heaps, lays blue against bitten grass. final piece, the title is the headline for a newspaper. anti-war activist immoh lates along kennedy's express way near giant flame of the millennium skull up tour 4 days before november 2006 elections and no one pays attention. everything but the heart reduced to ash. thank you. . >> i just want to t

and then you ran through the red light. >> i waved the traffic off. >> it was still red. >> and thenned. >> shut your mouth and listen. >> shut my mouth and listen? that's how you talk to me, dude? >> shut your mouth and listen. >> he was just, like, i can take you to jail, i can tow your car. shut your mouth. all this different stuff that i was thinking that wasn't appropriate for a cop to say to anybody. >> it's decision time for ryan. he knows if he stays he'll probably miss his opportunity to say good-bye and to be there for his wife. >> i was thinking i didn't want anything else bad to happen, so i was trying to stay as calm as possible. >> ryan stays and hopes he can manage to keep it cool, he will get the ticket and make it into the hospital. >> that's the nurse and she says the mom's dying right now. >> all right. >> the head nurse comes out to see if she can help. but the officer seems to be taking his time. by now, nearly 13 minutes have passed. >> for the third time. >> okay. >> the nurses say it's urgent. >> and finally ryan moats is issued his ticket for running a red li

and in terms of the red cross grants, here's what the red cross does, and every member of congress knows this. a family will call a senator and say, "senator shelby, we live in mobile, alabama, and i wanted you to know that the mother of a soldier overseas has just passed away, and we've got to get the word to him right away." and what you'll do, senator shelby, and what senator durbin would do is call the red cross. you've got to help us. we've got to get in touch with this serviceman or woman overseas somewhere. so it's an opportunity for them to use their network of volunteers and communications to reach out to that soldier, that sailor, that airman, that marine. that's what they do. they spend about $10 million in emergency communications services to keep a hotline running, connecting service members, veterans and their families with the services they offer. $2 million for theater support of deployed troops, emergency communications service between deployed service members and their families back home. they provide lounges, the red cross does, in these theaters of operation, settings

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there is also the 200' bufferers around the rud red and red houses. retail generally permitted throughout the district ept ask the for the residential enclave district. if it's a historic building they may have some retail. there are limits on the size and type of retail use, but generally no retail can be permitted that is larger than 25,000-square-feet in any district. office again is completely prohibited in the sali district, but it's principally committed within the wmuo. north of harrison street, they also have office. it's only permit in the wmug and red and red mixs in an historic building. pdr uses are permitted in almost all the districts except red. heavy uses -- and then an additional height and to take advantage of the additional height in the sali, a project would have to devote one entire floor to an arts activity. regarding night-time entertainment, it's been that way since 1990. all of the existing night-time entertainment uses prior to 1990, the new code would principally permit night-time entertainment uses in the sali and wmuo with

>> guest: the problem with the red cross and there's a lot in that question i could go on but let me try to get to the red cross challenge which is how people, the challenge is not in the national cost. it's how people receive funds. i think of the red cross essentially as -- a job and enormous pressure and crisis to get lifesaving critical and lots of supplies from one place to the other and to marshal up people who are not professional and working full-time. it's an enormous challenge. think about the other institutions that have similar challenges that are really the best like fedex and mom are in the u.s. military. they put billions of dollars into their infrastructure. the red cross puts if they are lucky single-digit millions because the funding comes a moment of crisis when the dilution of money half a billion dollars will come in all really to help the public and not the next big to them. in order for the red cross to understand the challenges around around -- [inaudible] >> host: .you also think that in addition to those structural challenges there is also the question of le

here a green plan that will have you seeing red. international monetary fund is calling for a $1.40 gas tax to save the environment as protestors are getting ready to once and for all try to put the kabash on the keystone pipeline they say to save the environment. what is weird how they are saving can be so selected, how they aren't quacking a thousand dead ducks showing up in a chinese river after more than 16,000 just as dead pigs showed up floating in another chinese river. far bigger polluter gets a pass, we get a kick in the gas. to ben stein and charles payne and charlie gasparino. >> the imf are arrogant. they have done more harm to third worlds than you can imagine. what did they become in charge of the environment. what the heck is going on. they want to tax a trillion dollar tax to save the environment. it's regressive and stupid. to your point, hey, that might be a bad idea. >> neil: you don't think it's a good idea? >> put me down in the no column. [ laughter ] >> what do you expect out of the imf. sort of local bureaucr

i think of the red cross essential as supply line company. whose job is sort of a enormous pressure in crises to get life-saving, critical and often lots of supplies from one place to the other. and to marshal people who are not professional. it's an amherst challenge. think of the other institutions that have similar challenges, really the best. fedex, wal-mart, u.s. military. they put billions of dollars into their infrastructure. the red cross puts, if they're lucky, single-digit millions. because funding for them comes at a moment of crises when people, half a billion dollars will come in around katrina, but all really to help those. not the next victims. and order for the red cross to be successful we have to understand their challenges. >> host: but don't you also think that in addition to those structural challenges, there's also a question of leadership lacks because if you're a $3 billion operation and if you're passionately committed to being as effective and results oriented as possible, then what ever ways you can marshal resource

it from the red cross. i think the red cross is a supply line company whose job is enormous pressure and crisis to get lifesaving critical and often loss of supplies from one place to the other and give a hand to the people that are physically dispersed and desperate need and to martial law up what people are not professional, it's an enormous challenge pagen think about the other institutions that have similar challenges. the best supply line companies. fedex, wal-mart, the military. they put billions of dollars into their infrastructure. the red cross but if they are lucky seven digits, single-digit millions into it because the funding comes at a moment of the crisis when you lose your money half a billion dollars will come in around katrina but all to help those that are victims. for the red cross to be successful there are challenges in building the organization correctly. >> host: but don't you also think that in addition to those structural challenges there's also a question of leadership? because if

the red solo cup.ired a song by country music star toby keith. ♪ solo cup i fill you up let's have a party ♪ ♪ let's have a party >> i can't believe i have never heard that song before. of course, a must-have for any keg party, any tailgate party, any party of any kind. >> yep. >> and now they're getting an upgrade thanks to a company called red cup living. take a look at those. >> the iconic red cup in margarita glasses, martini glasses. really cool, right. they have a shot cup, a wine cup, cocktail cups. and the margarita one. they'll run you between $4 and $10. oh, the stories you can tell with those red cups. >> i would have guessed. >> classy martini glass. >> i'll bring some class to my roadies, for sure. >> the red plastic cup. >> i would do it. >> it opens up possibilities for ballparks, too. you can't use the bottles and cans. >> if it makes me look more classy when i'm drinking my beer because i have a margarita red solo cup, i'm on board. >> me, too. for some of you, your local news is next.

you know, you start off early in the book discussing the american red cross. and i think doing a good job of dissecting some of the serious problems that they face, you make the following statement: when the highest charity -- which is by the way, 3 billion a year -- in the country it's bound together by rubber bands and duck tape it is a sign of a misunderstanding of how to build effective charities. the question i have for you as i read that is if the american red cross isn't managing its performance well to ensure that it is efficient and effective at getting good results, who is going to be able to achieve that and bring it to scale? what are your thoughts on that? >> guest: i think the problem with of the red cross -- there's such a lot in that question, ken. i could go on -- at the first try to get the american red cross challenge, which is how people -- how the challenges not i think sort of that is a piece of it but help people perceive and fund the red cross. i think the red cross is a supply line company of whose job is a limit of the enormous pressu

to dispose of this red mud, it is normally dried and then covered with soil and grass.down on hundreds of unsuspecting citizens. the unstoppable rush of waste hits one town particularly hard. >> a tsunami-like wave moved on the valley and rose to a height of approximately two meters, in the village nearest to the spill site. reports from people who were at the scene said that it moved faster than you could run. >> the crimson river pushes cars out of the way and sends residents running for their lives. >> my 82-year-old father pushed my mother up to the window. we took him to the hospital because the al cal alkali burned his legs. >> an incident overseas tonight has a lot of people wondering, could this kind of thing happen here. >> the devastating footage is broadcast worldwide. among those watching is dr. ian burke, a professor of environmental geochemistry at the university of leads and an expert in toxic spills. >> i saw it on the news like everybody else and was struck by the magnitude of it and the news pictures. >> though only a fraction of the waste billion buil

red light cameras are all over the bay area. they are recommending that the cameras be phased out within the city. half of the intersections have seen a decrease which often resulted from red light running and three intersections actually saw a spike two years after the red light cameras were installed. some people were slamming on the breaks to avoid getting a ticket and we saw 75% spike. now let's take a look at all of the areas where cameras were installed and we have b and second and west a and whipple and southwest and santa clara avenue and interstate 880. now the red light cameras cost the city 96 $3,000 a year and the city councilman mark salina said the amounts have not been that high and many are trying to just break even. coming up, we will tell you what police says works better than these cameras. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> santa clara county supervisors will have a meeting to fill the position of the board. george resigned after finding out he had misused funds and political donations. they are

so 6:00 a.m., red roadways or the drain is try from the sky.showers show up around fremont and out twashds walnut creek about 9:00 ament then widely skalterred showers, 11:00 a.m.. this widely-scattered stuff is cool air instability behind the main front that fwoes through tonight and tomorrow morning. after that sunshine tomorrow. best bet for thundershower is on thursday. you get the picture basically. by tomorrow afternoon's commute we start to try up and clear up. forecast highs tomorrow, #5 0s, 55 in fairfield. five-day forecast there you have it. keep the umbrellas handy. heaviest rain overnight. scattered showers wednesday and thursday with a chance of thundershowers thursday afternoon. >> thank you, bill. >>> starting on thursday it's called comet pan stars. astronomers say it could be visible at sunset in the western sky for two weeks. so far it's only been visible from the southern hemisphere. scientists say another much priether comet is expected to appear later this year. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. see you the n

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>> it's one of the major risk factors as marc mentioned, red meat. it's a big risk factor and low fiber. you want to make sure you add all the fruits and vegetables. obviously a lot of african-americans are susceptible to this. we talked about inflammatory bowel disease and colitis is a risk factor. certainly age up over 50 is the reason we start colon o colonosy unless you have family history. i want to mention to a lot of people exactly how you know if there are signs and symptoms of colon cancer. that's the question that comes up all the time. it starts with having absolutely no stooms which is what we see with -- symptoms which is what we see with many cancer. you may have it without having any symptoms. the highlight of colon cancer is blood in the stool, and if you see blood in the stool, if it's really dark, it's probably from upper tract, from the stomach. if it's really fresh blood, it's from hemorrhoids, but if it's mixed with stool, that's colon cancer. changes in the bowel habits, simple things such as cramp and abdominal pain, simple thi

a picture of you isn't the mail running a red light or a cop pulling you over having a face- to-face conversation? >> a cop pulling you over. >> why is that? >> it's more intimidating when you get pulled over than getting mailed a ticket. >> salinas would agree. >> once we put a parole officer out there, we have seen a reduction in accidents. >> while cops can't be at every busy intersections, they have to consider if red light cameras are worth keeping. collecting on a ticket taken from a red light camera can be tricky when the driver contests, it wasn't me. >> he said it wasn't him. >> so he disputed it? >> because it was a rental car, so my grandma got the ticket. >> as for grandma, she didn't have to pay the ticket as we learned for one reason or another. tonight, the city council here in heyward will decide whether these cameras will stay or go. in heyward, juliette goodrich, kpix5. >> despite the concerns, most bay area cities that have cameras say they are happy with them and intend to keep them. >>> something to celebrate for oakland police. they recovered a priceless piece o

>> so when playing mets you drink red stuff. >> yes. >> if playing red sox we drink the -- . >> white. >> learning fast. >> if you want to top it off with ice cream sunday yairks we learned in 2010 and 2012 with giants, anything is possible. >> this is not getting old. >> we didn't show you the sushy. nor able to show you the new social media center that will be up there in center field. it sounds like the press box but it's press box for tweegt fans will be in center field but not finished yet. so... this is a virtual social media center at this point. live outside at and t park, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> as long as they don't get rid of garlic fry autos how many ballparks offer champagne? >> it's remarkable. >> it's special. >> changes in weather, spencer? >> yes. i wish i can say champagne is falling from the sky it's something else. light spotty sprinkles around the bay area right now. most area is dry you can see here we have moisture pushing into the area and some of this is light sprinkles just barely hitting the ground. spotty showers throughout thursday, we'll have a brie

dennis, all of my outrage buttons are signal red, signal red. am i right to be outraged?> yes, i was just in vietnam, and i -- what can i say? >> i went to brooklyn last week. >> i came from brooklyn many years ago. it is so depressing to look at vietnam how they have rejected come -- communism. they are now engaged in capitalism. every vietnamese who died in that war died in vein for people as awful and we are now singing -- these people are now singing the accolades of a general -- genocidal party. it is depressing. >>- q. i as you know you hate america -- >> as we know you hate america and everything it stands for. were you eccstatic to see them air communist pop began do on -- propaganda on national tv? >> that was the first time i saw the clip. i don't get to do a lot of research before the show, but only because i am hard pressed to find interest in any of this. i was disgusted by it a bit. but i don't understand it. first of all, i didn't know "the amazing race" was still on and i hope this is what gets it canceled. >> lori, did the producers, do you think they kne

it's not about red it's about green. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ >> a money move. more people are leaving blue states and setting up shop in red states with >> all right. in order to keep more of your cash more americans are moving to so-called red states. it's not about politics, dagen, it's about opportunity, i guess, what do you think of it? >> it is about opportunity. the states with no income taxes are jumping on in such a big way, florida, texas, nevada and this is going to keep going. you hear entrepreneurs talk in california and there have been two giant retroactive tax increases that have happened in just the last

line, sir. >> oh, following the red line, okay. >> red lines all the time, huh?> we're always talking about red lines. >> reporter: it may have been a joke, but the red lines for syria and iran are deadly serious business for both leaders. >> we have been clear that the use of chemical weapons against the syrian people would be a serious and tragic mistake. >> reporter: the president did not confirm whether chemical weapons have actually been used in syria, but he clearly didn't believe some initial reports. >> i am deeply skeptical of any claim that, in fact, it was the opposition that used chemical weapons. >> reporter: on iran, the two leaders took pains to show a united front with the israeli prime minister agreeing with the president that iran is at least a year away from developing nuclear weapons. >> i'm absolutely convinced that the president is determined to prevent iran from getting nuclear weapons. >> and i will repeat, all options are on the table. we will do what is necessary to prevent iran from getting the world's worst weapons. >> reporter: it's b

you are watching "red eye" on fnc. stick around. >> guests on "red eye" will stay at the" red eye" suites minutes from the garden state parkway. the "red eye" suites have first time accommodations for guests. >>> are you a creep if you wait for the beep? some people leave phone messages and it is kind of annoying. you have to access your voicemail and listen to it. i have thing to do like feeding my cats. this week's new york times eett cut addressed that dated habit. sending an e-mail that just says thank you because we are drowning in digital communication and asking somebody that you can google like driving directions. in other news on manors, a study from the university of san diego, go mud rats, say overhearing one side of a cell phone call is more distracting than hearing a conversation between two people. clearly we must discuss in the -- >> lightning roooooooouuuuuuunnnnnndd. lightning round. >> well done. >> you went with it. >> sherrod and marrod are twin brothers. >> they say this is a generational thing and

and we did not add in the red bull, jr. challenge because again we have no history on which to base an estimate. the concert series is still relatively undefined. and figuring out the numbers of people that are going to attend the concerts from san francisco from the east bay, from outside of the region, very complicated sketchy at best. so, we decided best not to include those things in our revised estimates. >> could you explain a little bit more about the concert series you're talking about and the red bull event, the youth event sponsored by red bull? >> sure, i'm probably not the best one to speak about those events. if somebody else would like to speak to those, that would be terrific. >> either mr. martin or mr. barkley can talk conceptually about what is going on. >> an important consideration for us was that we talked about having 55 days of racing through the summer of -- here in san francisco and that's what we wanted to deliver. so, i'm pleased to say that we still have roughly 55 days of racing through the summ

force against syria. >> red line for us. we start saying bunch of chemical weapons moving around or utilized. that would change my calculus. >> back in washington today, the top republican charged the administration's policy has been adrift. >> the obama administration saw assad as a reformer in their words. it backed the u.n. diplomacy and bet on moscow to play a productive role. none of this worked. >> netanyahu's intelligence director said it's clear that the chemical weapons were used in syria. the chairman of the house intelligence committee said he believes that chemical weapons were used by the regime as a caveat. >> i like the see forensic evidence. >> embassy shuttered for year hedged on the chemical weapons. >> i can't tell you what happened. i can tell you we have a large team of people working on it. >> the syrian regime lost control with turkey and iraq. when they visit on friday, they are bracing for the possibility that the civil war could spread there. >> ed henry traveling with the president in jerusalem. th

all i can see is that giant red sun in the shape of a chicken. go down to the kenny rogers and complain? oh, they gave me the heave-ho. i don't think that kenny rogers has any idea what's goin' on down there. what are you doin'? having some cereal. that's tomato juice. that looked like milk to me. jerry, my rods and cones are all screwed up. all right, that's it. i gotta move in with you jerry. i don't know, kramer. uh... my concern is that... living together, after a while, we... might start to get on each other's nerves a little. i got a great idea. you're a heavy sleeper right? why don't we just switch apartments? or i could sleep in the park. you could knock these walls down make it an 8-room luxury suite. jerry, these are load-bearing walls. they're not gonna come down. yeah, that's no good. i may have to drive that place out of business. how you gonna do that? like we did in the sixties. takin' it to the streets. aah! thanks, george but i got it from here. oh, no. i'm in already. come on. so, uh, you wanna get together tomorrow? no. i'm gon

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>> well, the red lines have to be crossed and we don't know that.been the government that used those chemical weapons. the u.n. is investigating, our intelligence people are investigating. and then the president has to make a decision. now, we do have military trainers training some of the special forces there. now, look, sean, i'm not an insider, i am a supporter of the president, but the situation is a mess. now, we have to look at what options we might consider. the pentagon, what would it do? well, maybe air strikes, maybe troops to secure some of those weapons sites. i don't know, i think you have to be very careful because the situation is very, very difficult now. our allies are fighting each other. qatar, saudi arabia are fighting for influence with the rebels. the saudis, jordan. they're all on different sides and the rebels themselves, the leadership is imploding. you know, the-- >> and if we're going to get involved re going to get involved in a heavier way, sean, the situation has to stabilize and we need to-- >> go ahead. >> finish your

now, what's happened since then is that the iranians seem to have recognized netanyahu's red line and as they acquire through the centrifuge cascade process enriching uranium 20%, as they get closes to one bomb's worth, bibi's red line, they've been moving some of that enriched material off into fuel rods which make it harder for them to use for a nuclear weapon so they're staying beneath bibi's red line for the time being and as long as they do that, i think the argument will go away. as soon as they cross that red line, netanyahu, i think will come back quite forcefully but it's interesting to note that while the president said, you know, it's a year off, we didn't hear a word from netanyahu contradicting that and i don't think we're going to for on this trip so maybe that becomes the new time table. of course, there's another player here which is the iraniabs and it also depends on what they decide to do. the centrifuges are still running, the fuel stockpile is growing and if they cross that red line, it's a different ballpark. tavis: let me come back and talk about the peace proce