yount to tell all of nothing could be further from the truth about how easy conservatism was in 1980' they resisted ronald reagan every step of the way. night live mocked him, they said he hated gay people, intelligentsia opposed reagan's tax cuts and smeared good and energetic man like attorney general ed meese. when it mattered that supreme court was going to did the balance of the court, they tried to destroy and ultimately derailed robert bork. this and ronald reagan is going they had noworld, nukes conferences all over the world saying he was going to lunch the first strike against the former soviet union. he was going to start world war iii. developed 80's we had a strong economy, a strong military, a strong sense of purpose. but we still had a group in hollywood, entertainment industry, and on the left and politics and the culture, even in the churches, were infuriated by reagan's success. it was no cakewalk in the 1980's. it was a daily struggle and constant battle. it was a battle over policy, philosophy, ideas, in view of and whatca is now should be in the future. thinking,

what is is the criteria yount ? >> it will be based on tngs how many times you failed to appear court in the past, public safety, number of factors that can be looked at, which aremuch more predictive of what a person may do in the e fu and more importantly, whether the person can come back to court. remember, presumption of innocence in this country, but should be a means ofnsing somebody comes back to court. >> you announced pns to fi challenges in every case where bail is set. how manyhallenges have you filed and how many resulted in bills bing loweror an alternative to incarceration? >> we filed over 800 motions. what we did is we aske judges to apply the law. we've had a number of decisions from the higher cour saying that the judges are violating the law because n they're considering the person's ability to pay and not making a record as to why they're paying bail. in about a third of the cases, wee had bail reduced or had people released. but this is part of the overall reform. california is really behind the

yount to start by showing the most widely read paper here in germany.gantic headline that says merkel gives the government to the spd as a gift. when thishe feeling news broke. the government has finally been cobbled together. the question is at what price. let's talk to tony church got about what is going on. we obviously still have another big hurdle to clear before this is set in stone. give me the basic rundown of what has gone on. the spd has seem to have gotten every important post. yes, and what we heard from the inside is the spd negotiated hard. sinking to their worst performance or worst showing since world war ii in the election in september, remember that? they used all the leverage they had and pride these two key posts from angela merkel as the price for a green to put this coalition to its membership. which, as we say, is the hopefully final step in this whole process. how does that look? did they get enough? they have finance, they have the foreign ministry, they have a number of other key posts. did they get enough to convince theirdid

ask, do yount to think that turkey will never -- there have been a number of threats from the turkish government officials that they -- dotrike on americans you think they will? >> i think it is possible, but on the other hand, you remember when turkey launched the operation, they said, they would only withdraw the operation and it what and after capturing -- and they never did that. but they said they were successfully ending the operation, but you are right, this context is different. people are talking about early elections, as early as this summer. i think this is the key. what turkey is doing in syria is important for the local situation, so it is a difficult context to walk back from what he said. thet also depends of military instability -- and stability, and it doesn't appear to be a simple operation for the turkish military and they will be aware that they do not want to be ultimately humiliated on the battlefield. >> that is true, and i have argued that it is a military operation pushing to the outskirts, and this morning i learned that they are in fact going -- unwise, but