. >> i think many of us recognize whyy newhyy hawhyy rockets and those tunnels networks. on the other hand, because of being -- the irresponsible actions on the part of hamas to oftentimes house these rocket launches right in the middle of civilian neighborhoods, we end up seeing people who had nothing to do with niece rockets ended up being hurt. gwen: today's disturbing development, the apparent abduction of an israeli soldier in gaza. so where do we stand on this tonight, elise? >> well, the israelis are saying that they're going to increase their offensive. they're looking for the soldier obviously going house to house. they've told citizens in gaza to evacuate certain areas. and they show no signs of stopping. i think clearly the cease-fire talks are dead right now. they hope that they can get them up at some point. but the question i think right now is how does this change israel's strategy? they had said that the strategy was really a sustained calm. and that meant getting rid of the rockets, destroying some of the tunnels. but now is their longer-term goal of gett

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it is no longer of deceitful happensness, but does xhn country and, and this is whyy disagree with ronell yams. i think the american people will take it out on democrats running for the house and for the senate and their extremely negative views of barack obama because he can't run again and this is the only way they can send a message to him. >> it seems to fe me that taking it are off of his stain situation, stand up and op pose his if if the pert, and if there were a divide of any kind it might create an ambiguity. right now this is one public headed in one direction. ? here is a test. how many 'em democreny democrat president obama to be seen with them and campaign for them? i dare say that number will be in the single digits and the senate is at stake for his party. >> and interestingly, in a recent round-up in colorado fund-raising, senator udall was the only one that would agree to be at a fund-raiser. imagine this, the president there for a fund-raiser for senator udall and he was the only one who would show up, call, to be with the president and then he canceled that evening t

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whyy a pros narrative on that. and none of us could tell the difference if the by line didn't say narrative science instead of a person's name on it. it's always a good idea to flatter your interviewer but what you and your colleagues at the "times" do, i don't think it's anywhere close to being auto nated. - automated. the mantra is i try to figure out what technology can and can't do. the man trace never say never. >> you're around a lot of young people at m.i.t. how do you tell them to prepare for the future given they won't know exactly what the technology is? >> i don't worry too much about the kids at m.i.t. mark has a great quote about this. he says in the future, there are going to be two kinds of jobs -- the jobs that tell computers what to do and the ones are told by computer what is to do. the m.i.t. students are overwhelmingly going-to-be -- going to be in that first cat gay. that middle is going to be hollowed out even more than it is now and that is what keeps me up at night. i want to tell you how jo