mark sayre explains the money grabbing. >>> april of this year amid fanfare 49ers broke ground on a new stadium in santa clara two years earlier voters help to pay for the project but as seen in this video from a meeting friday the county tax collector spearheads a motion to stop the city from paying the 49ers $30 million. >>> motion no. 1 to terminate a the cooperation agreement between the redevelopment agency and stadium of authority >>> work on the stadium continues backer said it is in the best interest of taxpayers to divert the $30 million to schools and other uses doing so under a special oversight procedures tied to the abolishment of all state redevelopment agencies given more says it is a stay a step back. >>> and could slow it down i doubt that it is not good when there's a promise backed by the voters it is confusing. >>> santa clara residents approve the stadium financing plan this resident agrees the city should follow through. the vote went for the money that should be rewarded i understand the schools and support the schools, i think the voters chose the money would go

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up in the 49ers new stadium santa clara county wants to take back $30 million cbs 5 reporter mark sayre dad to is when what is behind the move >>> what is unclear if what impact will have on the actual construction of the stadium we can tell the workers share a lot of them until 5:00 today working on the side the groundbreaking took place in april that by a 2010 vote from residents agreed to pay the construction cost at issue $30 million in so-called redevelopment money which is yet to be paid to the 49ers. when the state abolished the redevelopment agencies it left up to the counties to decide what to do with the money. a board decided a better use of the money would be to local schools. rather than the stadium. >>> the vote went for the money that should be awarded i support the schools i think the voters chose that the money would go to the 49ers i think have to stand by the contract and what the people voted >>> t think the 49ers need the help? >>> i don't think cell that they can use it for schools i'm up for that >>> so schools over stadium? >>> yes definitely >>> the new stadium

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. >> i did not sayre that. >> you said an economic recovery. there's a distinction between the types -- >> after a downturn -- >> i think it's more specific than just a downturn. shallow recessions take less time to recover from. when you suffer from a financial crisis that appropriate tastes the worst recession than the great depression the hole is quite deep. i think are important distinctions to be made. >> and another distinction he made when there was a housing collapse as in this case it usually takes longer, it can take up to ten years to turn it around. does the president, do you agree with that timetable? >> i think that the president has made clear, president obama has made clear from the very beginning that we did not get into the mess that was the great recession, the worst recession since the great depression, overnight. it took a number of years of flawed policy decisions, of an absence of appropriate oversight and regulation, of unfortunate risky behavior in our financial markets to precipitate the economic freefall we experience

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. >> translator: ail ka sayre under attack. a tank shell leaves a wounded bleeding in the street.is is a cameraman. he is rushed not to a hospital but to this makeshift clinic. this is how serious opposition are forced to treat their wounded because the country's hospitals are under government control. in the garden of what used to be an ordinaire house, doctors struggle to save his life, but the wounds are just too deep. more casualties stream in and there's simply no place to put them. some of the victims here are rebel fighters. others too young to even understand. for some the scene here is just too much. an emergency worker lost on the floor of a kitchen that's now become an emergency room. this is what the war looks like in syria. and it's probably going to get much, much worse. ivan watson, cnn. >> i want to bring in retired general "spider" marks who's also a cnn contributor. this investigation, what do you hope it to accomplish? >> well, i'm not sure what they're going to say that we don't already know which is there's incredible brutality and slaughter that's taking plac

not to sayre they're not battleground states, but you mentioned, chris, you brought up the whole idea of bain capital, and frank rich makes the point that, barack obama should nuke him. that's essentially the headline. that everybody went after him afterwards for bain. he got complaints from cory booker and the dplants complain ed rendell. in fact, if you want to win, you need to go negative early. are they right? does barack obama's campaign need to define mitt romney before he has a chance to redefine himself? >> partly right. i mean, i think the -- you know, the challenge with especially negative advertising, for consultants, it's such an attractive thing because you enjoy making those ads, but the catch is you've got to be smart about when you do it. and i think when it comes to governor romney, the most effective ads are the ones that reinforce a pre-existing narrative. when it comes to, i think, governor romney. it's not just simply bain. more so, his flop flops, in particular, his lack of core when in comes to key policy and key positions and key vision. i mean, he has changed

sayre rare gan numb was in that courtroom. the first witness to testify was vick up in four. he says sandusky assaulted him dozens of times and later sent him "creepy love letters." i write because you mean so much to us, i write because of the churning in my stomach when you don't care. i still hope there will be meaning to the time we have known each other." notes like that, the graphic testimony, how did the court react? >> reporter: >> you know, jurors actually reacted most during opening statements when those photos were shown and i saw a few of the women on the panel actually with their mouths open shaking their heads when prosecutors went through because you know, it's interesting these men are testifying. they're grown men now. they look very different than they did in those photographs. to see them as they were when they say they were abused by sandusky seemed to have a powerful effect on the jurors. >> you say the jurors. how did sandusky react when the photos were shown? >> interesting. he moved his chair. these are old wooden creeky courthouse chairs. they're a li

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