it's not that new a business model basically in my opinion. >> yan, are the cartels actually binding the business exportation? >> part of the mo is they start employing lawyers and notaries, and give them the face phrase, either you work for me and i bribe you or i kill you or kip your family. and they use these notaries to forge papers to illegally buy up avocado plantations, and one of the sources i spoke to there mentioned that up to 50% of the avocado forms in morealia, is now effectively property of the cartel. >> if you think about it, malcolm, i think that's the divergence from the modus operandi of the organizations. what they found is particularly in chcan, to diversify the way they operate, they have done it for avocados but for other things too, like mining supplies and things like that. where they condemn trade with illegal goods, and it helps them solve issues with laundering and these kinds of things, and i think it's a slight difference from traditional modus operandi. >> we'll take a break and come back to the conversation i promise. u.s. spends about $1 billion on av

this is not fair for the ie rain yan people. >> to gain the technology that you have right now? >> this technology. and this is really all the world. you know at the woor, we don't have any winner. >> right. >> all right. from many ie rain yans, their nuclear program has been a symbol of national pride although this agreement doesn't specifically say that iran has a right to enrich uranium, they will have a right to enrich uranium up to 5%. >> john kerry insisted today that the interim agreement makes israel safer. israel's prime minister disagrees. the prime minister's spokesman says israel worries that iran will not stick to its promises. >> of course we want to seedy ploem si succeed. of course we'd like to see a peaceful sloougs. we want to see a genuine deal, a good deal, that actually does dismantle the uranium military program. and we're concerned that this deal is a bad deal and does not actually attain that goal. i mean, ultimately, we want to see the ewe rain yan military nuclear goal dismantled. >> we're just getting information from the white house that president oba

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martin yan with his fans hoping to catch a glimpse opening his ny china restaurant. >> how are you doing? this is my buddy. all my fans. and i think people should come over here because life is fun. >> and this lady came from antioch just to have fun and was rocking it at the penny slots. >> i had a hot 20 and i brought it up to 118 so i'm happy. yes, indeed. >> reporter: getting back to the issue of traffic. chp says going forward they'll continue to monitor the situation. they'll open up the hov lanes on 101 when necessary. working with the police, they'll be changing traffic lights manually all to keep the traffic flowing to this gambling mecca. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> inside the little known world of foreign flight schools located in our own backyard. i'm investigative reporter steven stock. tonight we take you inside and discover a system that might put your safety at risk the next time you fly overseas. >>> also defending his decision. a middle school football coach is fired over the restaurant he chose to host a team party. >>> plus, olympic star ryan lochte injure

going instead with a president bush yan imlittlible aid tack. on iraq, the saudis ar are lookg at a window opening. the united states wants to give eye ran a chance to democrat on straighdemonstratestott world tm isville yan. >> nothing that we are doing with respect to this negotiation will wil alter or up silt or upo the way of the relationship between the united states and saudi arabia and the relikes ren thin in this region. >> another point of agreement between these two countries. egypt and saudi arabia backedar ceici. secretary kerry will be making another run at middle east peace. he has been on that a number of times. many view this as a side show,. >> he will be met being with nee and he will be going to morocco and al gear tha algeria and oths on this trip. joo>>ttrip. >> let's bring in mark jacobson. he is now a seepo senior transan particular fellow. >> what is your take on this? what do the saddies want from the us now? >> there are share shared inters between audjane and the united states. there are difference on how they want to

. >> catherine mean yan kron 4 news. >>> happening now the deadly typhoon has prompted enough support live in san francisco one spot where dongs are coming in to help victims of that typhoon. >> family, dongs will still be accepted here at the west bay center until midnight tonight. this is a huge disasterrer and it needs a huge community response. >> the response is over whelming. >> from boxes of macaroni and cheese to cans of baked beans dongs by the bag full keep coming to the multi service center on 7th street. >> organizer wants to send about 700 pounds of goods to people in the disasterrer zone. >> i expect that within the next ten days i'm going to fill this whole place up. the help is out there. >> non parishable food is great but items needed most first aid kits flashlights batteries and baby food. the community is coming together. >> my family is from the philippines. i have got to help. >> it's a terrible tragedy and my wife and i thought we could help out even if it's just a small dongs. >> even to supervisors dropped off a dongs. >> we were talking too residents that hav

. >> less than a year ago, anthony yan first set foot in an airplane. now he's flying one at a flight school in redding. >> it's a huge responsibility. >> in hope that in another year's time, heel be flying back home in china. >> being a commercial pilot is a special job. >> last year alone, the faa issued nearly 5,000 individual commercial and air transport licenses to foreign pilots. many of them go on to fly large commercial jets within a year of leaving these u.s.-based flight schools. schools like this one, located outside phoenix, where 450 student pilots train every year. 90% of them from china. for this school in bakersfield, which is act which you wouldly owned and run by ana. this veteran flight instructor taught foreign pilots at a similar school for nearly four years. he talked only on the kwn we not fied identify him. because he fears for his future year in aviation. >> more people need to speak up about what's going on. >> he said foreign airlines constantly pressured the school where he worked to graduate the students once they reached a

. >> reporter: typhoon hai yan destroying everything in its path. leaving families to find shelter everywhere they can. survivors are growing desperate, even painting signs for rescue helicopters. >> reporter: we want water and medicines for the injured. we don't need meetings, we just need your help. >> reporter: u.s. marines are arriving with badly needed supplies for the millions of disaster victims. >> it was a 15- to 25-foot wave, came across entire villages. and so everything was wiped out. >> reporter: witnesses say the damage from friday's deadly typhoon looks more like the aftermath of a tsunami. >> i don't have the words for it. it's really horrific. >> bodies line the streets. some store owners are using guns to fight off looters. these american storm chasers became rescuers, when the typhoon tore through a hotel. >> reporter: they used mattresses to help guests escape. >> i can see electricity in the water, guys. >> reporter: 10s of thousands are feared dead. but the death toll is difficult to track because phone lines are down. a sign o

. >>> we're getting a better idea how badly and deadly super typhoon h really was high yan really was in the phillipines. dead stands at 6 million. 1100 people are listed as missing. 600,000 are still homeless. a massive navy hospital ship off the southern california coast is gearing up to deploy to the phillipines to help out. be gat s is in san diego where crews are loading up tons of supplies. >> reporter: stretching nearly 900 feet. the u.s. naval ship mercy is one of the largest hospitals in the country. its crew is on stand by. they could set sail for the phillipines as early as sunday with more than a thousand palests of food and mit meth sin. >> how many people does it take to get this ship ready? >> literally shuns of people are work together right now to prepare the ship to get underway in five days, costa helped stock the mercy last year for buy annual humanitarian mission to southeast asia it can treat nearly 300 patients a day and could help some of the 12,000 injured in the phillipines. >> the ship can hold a medical staff of 1200 people from dentists to surgeons. the mi

aure yan team carried are rout out carry a test.the french resa secret.ut as three investigating 345g its though now have new evidence ant the looming question beyond you of that is whether the sale shifts the case to the national criminal court. pramentsdz then miss air adequate and her daughter will bring suspects to the trial and learn once and for all not what killed yasser heir fat, but who. >>> engineers in japan are preparing to remove fuel rods from the puke sho bounding fuku. >> it's the most dangerous operation to decommission the plant as erica woods reports now. >> reportersnreporters and joure given a tour to the puk fukushia plan. if could be gist as at the just if it goes wrong of. >> wear the mass being makes the working against more challenging for us 6. >> i need to have no nieces easy moments only sense of tension. mremoving each rod contames uranium and a small amount of mummar tone yum. 23 they are exposed to air and they are allowed to heat it it could main radiation contamination. the worst case of kin narrow that would put tokyo at

. >>> for the first time in nearly a decade, we have halted the progresses of the arraign yan program. >>> president obama makes an announcement late saturday night. for years iran has called us the great satan (this is iran's deal with the devil. >> president obama announced the historic agreement that would scale back the controversial nuclear program. >> this will help prevent iran from building a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: the deal was made in switzerland. secretary of state john kerry and others negotiated through the night hammering out the final details. iran's foreign minister tweeted we have reached an agreement. in exchange, nations will ease harsh sanctions. >> it is important that we all of us see the opportunity to end the state crisis. >> we will refrain from imposing new sanctions and we'll allow them to a portion of the revenue they've been denied. >> reporter: iran claimed they only wanted to enrich the power. >>> the us and other world powers say this will make the world safer but many of our allies are not happy tonight. first and foremost, israel and saudi arabia

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he joins john run yan, michele bachmann. >>> new york's cardinal, timothy dolan is pressuring the u.s congress to act on legislation before the end of this year saying it's, quote, a matter of great moral urgency. >>> remember earlier this week, vice president joe biden made a call to the wrong marty walsh? he meant to call the mayor elect. it happened not once, but twice. biden left a voice mail saying, anything i can do to help you from the white house in terms of your needs in boston, holler, man. any other marty walshs out there, we would love to hear from you. >>> lots of reaction from "time" magazine's cover of chris christie dubbing him the elephant in the room. >> in their offense, i think they chos the least offensive. chris christie having a whale of a time. between a rock and a lard place. that's not good and hail to the chef. i don't think any of those -- >> well, christie will likely address that and more on "meet the press" this sunday. one cartoonist getting flak for his disney icons including hillary clinton as princess 2016 and ruth bader ginsburg as supreme princess.

today the philippine government raised its death toll from ha yan to 2,074, but still many missing in the smashed villages from the storm. >> we're having difficulties finding the corpses because you can't easily see them in the debris. if there is a bad smell that's the only way we can find the corporations. >> reporter: al jazeera reporting teams have been all over the country. margo is in manila. >> reporter: since the storm hit on friday thousands of volunteers have come here to this warehouse which is just off the domestic airport, asking the government to let them help. but all the people you see behind me. students, office workers. those who have called in and are giving of their time. they want to feel that they are helping the more than 9 million people who have been affected by this super storm. >> reporter: al jazeera is covering the disaster in cebu. >> this is an area that has not had much attention from rescue workers so far. people are quite desperate for food and water. this is basically an interesting area because driving through cebu island there is no damage whatsoe

do virginia yans like to kind of divide power in that way typically? >> i want to say that you all receive the dork fact of the day award. >> hello. >> for this. even for me, this is stretching. i think it's -- i didn't know this until you said it. i do think that -- >> is that a good thing? >> no clue. but one thing about virginia, they have an election every three weeks. let's be clear there. >> we do. that's true. >> az one term governorship. there are lots of bell weathers in virginia. what i would argue about virginia is national significance having gone for obama twice, it is changing. the northern virginia, as we know is heavily part of washington. and southern virginia and western virginia more conservative. it's a little like tennessee, my native state in that way in that there are ways in which different regions represent larger national forces. i think that if mcauliffe wins, the national significance is going to be, wow, the clintons are back. that's going to be a big story tomorrow. >> i will say it does not get dorkier or wonkier than ari

warm in the ibeer yan peninsula, also problems with wildfire here in the middle of november. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. >> widespread looting in the aftermath of the philippines typhoon, gun fights and more deaths as more are growing desperate for aid five days after one of the worst storms in history. court acquits the crewmembers of responsibility for the sinking of the oil tanker in 2002. that turned into one of the biggest environmental disasters europe has ever seen. the most expensive work of art ever sold on auction, a triptych by francis bacon goes on sale christie's.lion at

warn that they'll target the presidential office and all major headquarters if seoul provokes wong yan s pyongyang. >>> merrill newman is 85 years old and served during the korean war. newman was visiting north korea last month as a tourist. he was about to leave the country on a flight to beijing when authoritied reportedly ordered him to get off the plane. american officials are working on the case with their allies in the north korean capital. >> we are working very hard, in particular to our swedish protecting power in pyongyang to try to move this issue along. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry says the north koreans need to recognize what he calls the dangerous steps they're taking. >> north korea needs to figure out where it's heading and recognize that the united states of america is not engaging in belligerent and threatening behavior. >> u.s. government officials are still trying to win the release of a korean-american who was detained a year ago. kenneth bay was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for what authorities call hostile acts. >>> prosecutors in japan are expect

experts say based on the current greg or yan and jewish calend s calendars, they won't fall on the same day again for more than $70,000 years. >> pretty impressive. >>> the macy's thanksgiving day parade made its way through the streets of new york city today. the big balloons were allowed to fly, but had to stay close to the ground. this year, they were five feet lower than normal. even then, sudden gusts made the balloons hard to control. the parade started back in 1924 with animals from the central park zoo. it was such a success, organizers decided to make it an annual event. >> and in north dakota, a couple of hunters captured this scene. a phenomenon near the town of leonard. it's a nearly perfect circle of spinning ice. experts say they have seen similar patterns in river when it begins to ice up, but unusual for one to be so round. some are calling it mother nature's work of art. >> still ahead, heartwarming story that puts the giving in thanksgiving. >> surprise one mom got when to those who've encountered welcome to covered california. new, affordable health plans so you can b

activity for six months in return for a limited easing of trade restrictions we talk to scientists in yan who used to represent iran's nuclear negotiations with the i think france's behavior is contradictory. to peaceful because of israeli claims i think this is a historical mistake france is making the i. the bolt five thousand. inspection or very clear program and frequently has announced the reason no evidence of day version toward up into zation this is clear but i really doubt the real concern of france is a nuclear bomb because france has strategic relations with israel is not a member of n.p.t. . to four hundred nuclear bombs therefore france should not be concerned about nuclear bomb france help israel to master nuclear bomb france held in the zero two master nuclear bomb therefore france has a very very bad record. well on our website we're asking how the negotiations on. this week and his what some of you saying so far majority think the three men resigned because israel willing to fail then come to believe that a deal would require western nations to recognize iran's rights and

has to do with reducing the capacity to believe that to quote my good friend shawn, the chief bar bar yan handler in the chinese military, that you won't trade los angeles for tai pei this is a central role of the kind of limited missile defenses that are practical. as to why -- i don't know how many reams of good will and paper have been spent on trying to convince the russians that we would like nothing better than to do things which really no kidding cross our hearts, hope to die, that unsurprisingly, maybe a few hundred american intercepter missiles will not defeat thousands of russian ones and they usually get variation on no or no followed by colorful adjectives but maybe they'll change. >> general cartright, to follow on curt's point about demonstrating the capacity and political will of the alliance to deal with challenges of today and tomorrow, you talked about the mobility, the mobility of allied forces. i have a sense that that ability may be demonstrated for expeditionary operations but i wonder if the alliance is probably configured today and positioned today to deal with fas

we are going to have a full report on this remember yan coming up at 8. for now reporting live in lafayette tan. >> today residents all over the bay area pay their respect at a sears of events. in a large group got up early for those who serve our country. their job was not easy but it was worth it to serve the nation. >> here in at the sunset view cemetery take a look at all of these people who showed up to place flags on the graves. the lions club and local boy scout troops bowed their heads then it was up the hill. this was not an easy task the group plans to place thousands of flags at the massive cemetery. to this mom and son team it is all worthwhile. >> it's one way to honor folks who served in the nate and all over the world and that there's so many things going on in the world that the american government can really support and be a part of and other governments that we could support and our military has done a great job of being out there. >> all these people have fought in the war to save the live of other people could have died. so what's cool

back in the day, noriega was pan man yan strong man. is canadian, he has american flavor to this story. >> do you think this is part of his master plan because there is a tv show coming out of him and his brother? >> i have to move onto relaxed marijuana laws officials in schools say this has been an uptick in marijuana related s suspensions and staff say more and more kids are showing up with weed. so we know that for med dinal purposes they are using pot. >> i think it does to the extend they are saying this is being attributed to the change in social norms and that is probably true and there is no going back to that. i think the genie is out of the bottle and into the bong. marijuana they are leaving out. parents need to let their kids know, hey, something may be okay for me but not for you. >> i think the state voted on it to approve recreational use and i think they have the right to do that. we have been drinking and kids have been smoking pot. but it is up to the parents to educate their kids on the harms of this and to teach the

. >> the only person we know who was killed in a pulonium attack was a rush yan dissident when russian abilities put pulonium in his tea at the hotel doesn't that muddy the trail where israel is concern? >> not really. you have to ask you yourself in times like this who benefits the most when removing arafat does russia blo benefit or israel benefit. this type of pulonium is largely manufactured in russia. many people are questioning why there was no tawsmtion don't when he traveled to france. there was no toms don autopsy dd they didn't request it. if there was who items you bo think that was something pos important to. he was taken to france and that is where he died. >> you would expect glypy enthe of air 2359 and given the misser mysterious circumstances would is around his doat. if i can add the biggest that wl length is the time lean. it's-for-r tofer to porn to nots sophistocated to trap this. >> i think we had to raise questions from the russian experts recently saying there was no indication that will was pulonium involved. the russian and the french are looking at a nine year

the washington times as we quote, as more and more americans find health care plans fading into blif yan, the result will be societilele disrupti disruption. thus obama care will die. liberals will want the huge push for the big enchilada, the two single pair system. >> there are 10 to 15% of the public believing the laws should have been more to the left. a lot of people don't like the law because they think it's too far left. i don't think the move would be to crash this and try to do things along the line of a single payer system. >> it's absurd. nobody ever thought let's do obama care, be completely incompetent, show people the government can't handle health care and try to get a single payer system. that's a illogical way to go. there's less appetite now. there was never any frankly for major health care reform. there's less now among american people. >> there's one axiam in washington. given the phenomenon of utter incompetence and design, choose incompetence. they can't organize a two car funeral. this cascade of events all worked out. >> is that looking at the glass half full or

. >> eddie and lee yan kissing on the best man holiday red carpet and cibrian joking with terry. >>>is just ludicrous. we are going through as 50 million divorce it is $100 million. i mean, they just have no fact checking what so ever. >>> kerry washington's stunning confession. the "scandal" star suffered an eating disorder in college. people's new cover woman saying she would eat anything and everything, then go to the gym and exercise for hours and hours. these days, hollywood's most buzzed about star stayed in shape with pilates. people saying its sources confirm she is expecting her first child with husband nnamdi asomugha. >>> all right. now, let's head over to nashville, where it's country music's biggest night. we are with the guy whoxper says could sweep the cma awards, luke bryant. >> hey, "extra," welcome to nashville. >> luke bryant getting a start on the biggest night, getting a sneak peek of his blow the doors off performance "i don't want this night to end." he is a favorite to take home entertainer of the year. no jinx in his upcoming tour, luke revealing his three on

and at the heart of the deal was this compromise and this fudge over the issue of enrichment, iran yan inrichment. that's something that the united states, among others, refused to grant iran. and it's something that held up these negotiations for some time. they had to really struggle with the wording that would make both sides happy. it ended up in the situation which is that the agreement doesn't specifically formally recognize iran's right to kpigs. and a couple of sites in the country to the level of five percent. so enough to produce now collar fuel, but not enough to produce weapons-grade enriched uranium. >> what's interesting is that i watched the shaking of hands and the hugs and the congratulations, it's only a six-month deal. in other words, this is a temporary solution. what will happen after those six months? >> yeah, it is only a six-month deal. but it's also an indication of what a permanent deal is going to look like. it was meant to be an interim arrangement to build trust between the two sites. now what we're going to see is a process of intense diplomacy where they'

this is the latest storm and presentation of h eight yan. it is a category 2 right now, but the initial landfall they say 195 mile per hour sustained winds which would make it one of the strongest storms on record to make landfall anywhere across the swerld. world. we think it will hug the coast of vietnam and then make landfall between vietnam and south china and bringing the potential for 6, 12, 24 inches of rainfall. you have another system behind it. just to give you an indication of the size, 300 miles from the center of the storms tropical storm-force winds, but look at sandy in relation to haiyan. it is a massive storm. haiyan was much more powerful at the core of the stormful back to you, arthel. >> thank you, janice dean, for that weather president report. >>> the marine corp is celebrating 238 years tomorrow. today secretary of defense chuck hagel is marking the event laying a wreath in arlington, virginia. the secretary delivered the words of the importance of the brave men and women. take a listen. >> for 238 years the marines ha

netenyahu told a german europe that iran has enriched enough you yan um to make five bombs. >> the primeinister seems to be following a strategy which he has devised whereby the more alarmist he sounds, the more he believes the international community will take note of the iranian nuclear program and the potential dangers that it poses to the state of israel. that's his strategy which is understandable, but what is causing concern in the state of israel is the public fight he has decided to pick with president obama over america's involvement in the nuclear talks and america's strategy. the view seems to be that president obama is going way too soft on the iranians. and the fact that he is doing in publicly is creating concern that this could impact our relationship with washington. >> talks resume tomorrow, and it does seem like the talk is reaching a higher level. >> it does. but it is really bluster, and there is very little that netenyahu can do at this point. the americans want to freeze the iranian nuclear program at its present state so they can get six months in which to negotiat

so we have to make sure we keep it rain yan the iranians and the iran nuclear weapons program very clearly pressure, because if not, the whole world is under danger. >> if i could just say personally, i stand with the israelis, and i know many americans are very worried about this deal. >> the whole world should be. >> and i appreciate you coming and making time for us tonight to explain it to the american people. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, snow, rain, wind. it's all part of a major storm barelyi i barrelling toward the east coast just in time for the biggest travel time of the >>> okay, everyone. it is time to hash it out. big news for basketball star coby bryant. the los angeles lakers guard striking a deal to stick with his team, like formal good. bryant tweeting out this picture with the caption, laker for life. the two-year deal is reportedly worth $48 million. they hope the deal will ensure that bryant finishes his career as a laker. >>> the monty python ruin sheun show is already a hit according to ticket sales. it sold out in 40.5 seconds. they added four more shows

. >> all right i do yan. thank you. let's take you to the southern illinois town of brookport where the storm system left houses an businesses completely flattened. as johnathan martin reports people are now trying to pick up the pieces >> a family business that stood more than 30 years is now shredded, leveled to pile of twisted debris. (sot-kathadale harris) 23:45 >> it's just hard to believe. its almost like, can i wake up now? >> sunday's deadly tornado in brookport, illinois picked up and ripped apart kathadale harris' animal feed store. (sot-kathadale harris) 22:45 >> it was a livelihood. we farm and we had this. (sot-jonathan martin- standup) >> emergency officials say they've counted at least 50 homes that have either been badly damaged or destroyed. after an all night search and rescue, officials confirm three fatalities. >> we had one lady in a mobile home and another gentlemen in a mobile home a half mile up the road. >> we have seen damage consistently in the f-2 range an some damage in the lower end of the

meteorologist chelsea ingram takes a closer look at the power of hai yan. but first, we have more on the death and destruction and relief report. >> reporter: typhoon hian -- typhoon hiian destroyed everything in its path. family members are growing desperate. even painting signs for family members. >> we want water. we don't need meetings. we just need your help. >> reporter: u.s. marines are arriving with badly-needed supplies for the millions of disaster victims. >> it was a 15- to 25-foot wave, came across entire villages. so everything is wiped out. >> reporter: witnesses say the damage from friday's deadly typhoon looks more like the aftermath of a tsunami. >> i don't have the words for it. it's really horrific. >> reporter: bodies line the streets. some store owners are use using guns to fight off liters. these american storm chasers became rescuers when the tigoon tore through a hotel. they used mass mattresses to help guests escape. tens of thousands are feared dead, but the death toll is difficult to track because phone lines are down. a sign of l

it will of course bring very serious [ inaudible ] in crew yan and can potentially lead to war. >> reporter conclusion can the planners draw from the ukraine's decision to turn its back on the eu, possibly the bullying does work. and for those looking to the west, they can expect more of the same. >>> more from europe a little later in this news hour. now back to doha and darren. >>> black friday is the biggest shopping day of the year in the united states. thousands of people often line up for hours in chilly temperatures to grab a bargain. but employees at wal-mart are gathering for a different reason. employees plan to protest 1500 of the company's 4,000 stores in the states. they are calling for an increase in wages. campaigners say the average worker is making just over $8 an hour, which is in contrast to salaries earned by executives. the ceo's annual pack cage is worth over $18 million. >> reporter: as wal-mart racks up the biggest sales of the year on black friday, linda is punching out and protesting. her complaints and those of the protesting workers who call themselves our wal-ma

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but they would take so many, and they'd somehow come to the conclusion there were as many krits yans as there were muslims. there weren't, but they came to this conclusion. is that the next step? tilting the polls? tilting the census bureau? what are they going to do next? >> they seem to be pulling out all the stops now. they are trying to lock in changes that we won't be able to get five, ten, 15 years from now because the votes won't be there. >> i hope the voters out there are keeping their eyes open. thank you. >>> coming up, rising tensions. the latest house meeting to cripple the affordable care act. >> mr. chairman, i -- let me be clear that we have staff who work just as hard as yours. >> i wasn't insulting your staff. >> well -- >> we also know who the shoe in for the white house is for 2016, right? or do we. a new poll suggests the republicans might have a shot after all if they pick the right candidate. and if you want to know how republicans plan to go after hillary clinton if she runs, benghazi. >>> and sarah palin has decided that pope francis is too liberal. this is "

ter yan na you give it voice through s essay. john f.emarkable president who inspired many generations, many of the privileges we have today were established during kennedy's presidency. i am so grateful he sparked the flame that led to equality and justice for all u.s. citizens. i imagine your parents are quite proud of you. how did you put together these thoughts and these words in your essay? >> well, i watched a couple of videos and looked them up to see what he was about and kind of look put it all together to make it make sense and make it to be like a reality like now. >> was it difficult for you? again, like with conrad, here you are in middle school and everything you've heard you've read in textbooks and what your parents have shared and now you have to make it personal, what he meant to you or what you see as your life today that was affected by this president. >> well -- >> was that tough for you? >> i kind of understand what you are saying. >> how was it for you to put this all together, since you weren't born and you're sti

. >> yeah, i mean, i have real experience negotiating with the iran yans.ed for the bush white house, i was one of the few negotiators that negotiated with the iranians in afghanistan and al qaeda. a highly successful negotiation including with the prime minister in geneva trying to get a deal. we are not going to trust them or like the republic. the ant ek dote is how do you get to an agreement with transparency? to actually agree to, adhere to an additional protocol to the treaty, this is what could actually get us to a negotiated outcome. the problem people have, the countries that will not recognize iran's rights under the united states, france, israel and saudi arabia. the problem i have is that it would recognize the islamic republic as a legitimate power. the united states, the problem for us is that after president obama's failed attempt at a debac debacle, he has to do it diplomatically. it's negotiated under a treaty. >> let me stop you. frank, let me ask you think, is the military option or what is the option if it's not negotiation? >> look, we

if i'm jewish and looking for a var yans and sitting there before that group and wearing a yam ka andbegin this hearing of sorts when they begin with a reference to jesus christ, i'm uncomfortable in wondering if it's going to be a fair shake. i think what the court will do is probably say, there has to be a standard but a nominational god. there needs to be clarity brought to this. they won't take the easy path, which is to say no religion whatsoever to begin a municipal meeting. >> the point that michael makes, it's possible the court can do that. on the other hand, what they are saying, it's one thing when the country was 98% protestant. but now with so many different religious faiths, including nonbelievers, devil worshippers, how do you fashion a rule that's going to find a prayer that's nonoffensive to everybody? i think given the difficulty of that, certainly justice briar wants to go with michael said and maybe other liberals, but i'm not sure there are five votes to go that far. >> the justice has acknowledged the sensitive nature of what we're dealing with here and the compl