john updike, he has been really great in lending the space.ery cooperative in helping to cut through the red tape. thank you for letting us stand outside of your restaurant. for those of you that do not know about our neighborhood, we have the highest saturation of offsite the licenses in the entire city. take a walk into our neighborhood, there is a liver store on every block, but no worse restores. -- no grocery stores. it poses a tough challenge. hard for our residents every day to not have access to something fresh and affordable. this garden here is one attempt to address that solution. i wanted to bring up another attempt that we see, another of our attempts to address the lack of access, if you come to our offices, we can show you the plan for the grocery stores, the plot of land, but we cannot show you a brochure that wants to move in. everything is said to, we just need a brochure. however, we have approached about 40 and none of them would like to move in to the neighborhood. the main reason that they cite is lackingthat was a stark

including lawrence and updike and everyone else who's really tried it is that you cannot... sex is deuniversallizing. >> rose: john harris and martin amis next. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin this evening with a continue situation about our conversations about the obama presidency and the challenge the president faces. tonight we look at domestic politics, including the midterm elections and yesterday's primaries and the political leadership by the president. joining me now from washington is john harris. he is editor-in-chief of politico. i'm pleased to have him back on this program, especially after an election night. welcome. >> hi, charlie. >> rose: john, tell me, what did these election results tell us? >> well, they told us... and i think this was probably the most significant primary night we've had in several months. this was a big one. in particular this primary battle in colorado where the incumbent, michael bennett, the person appointed senator, was in a tough intraparty battle