we are fort unate to be bringin in so many jobs. to support that, people have to get to work. we need more frequent service. >> are u dealing with high speed rail at all? >> we are deang with high speed rail. one of the key procts is the ele electrification. its right now a dee sill system. >> that's another project that has a lot of angst in connection wit it because of the dollar amount? r >>it's a big public works project and it will take a lot to get it right. >> and we touched on highway widening projects. can you tell us about some of the big projects? >> highway widening is not a big part of the plan. there are no new freeways. there is something called the regional express lanes network. most are familiar wi the high occupancy lanes. at this point they are probably also famili with the fact that there are segments that are not complete. that is a problem for buses and van pools and things of that sort that attempt to get people to and from work efficiently. that program would help address some of those gaps. we have some other major transit projects moving forward in t

morning america will continue our coverage of the pistorius sentencing and the ebola emergency coming unat 7:00 a.m. right after "action news." >> developing overnight fire damaged a residential structure in the frankford section of philadelphia. the action cam was along the 2000 block of granite street. at 12:30 a.m., it took about 15 minutes for firefighters to put out the flames. officials say the structure has apartments on the second floor. no one was hurt. >> a disagreement between several students at camden high school led to a brawl off school property. and as is often the case these days, the whole thing was caught on cell phone cameras. what makes this violence even more of a concern is nobody recording the fight tried to stop it. nine students pummeled two girls. >> i was feared. like i didn't know what to think. i didn't know what was going on. i just knew i was hitting someone and i felt like five different people hitting me at once. >> i was trying to see if i was going to survive or not for real. 'cause i couldn't see out of my eye. i'm surprised i can see now today that i'm

needs, it is in our interest not have not nstable middle east and to have countries end up where unatelylike some in libya is in almost ungovernable state so, we have to manage through the realities of what we have in front of us with some longer term strategies and objectives as to how we eventually get to where we need to go. policy of this administration. i'm sure there will be more on this. >> mr secretary how concerned are you about prisoners showing battlefields on syria and is is causing them to closing the policy of guantÁnamo bay. >> we think that overall the getting to close guantÁnamo is clearly in the of the united states, when i was in the united states senate i supported it, it is a dangerous world. that's why we pay so much attention to getting commitments from host countries in securing those commitments and doing everything we can do ensure that ower to those commitments, not to allow knees to go ing beyond what is required in order to secure in these different host countries, but we do know that some have joined the fight. >> does this concern you? of course it does. >>