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Implicate assad? do you think that is factored into these negotiations? do you think that makes a difference in terms of the language around the u.n. resolution. >> sure. at the end of the day when you craft language for a u.n. document, resolution or presidential statement, you need reference points or hooks. this report will become one of them. at the end of the day what i find interesting in the debate, back up, you now have vladimir putin and assad acknowledging through the op-ed and the sta...

She had tried this since she was 29 years old. she gave up swimming after that for 30 years. just said good-bye to the sport. started again age 60. let me tell you, brooke, today my kids and my parents were calling me about diana. across generations, its just absolutely remarkable. she sang songs to herself in the dark. its a big, wide ocean. you cant hardly see anything. you have no reference points. she would sing songs to keep herself going hour after hour after hour. daylight would come up s...

Buildings romans so if you sit down and watch all of the episodes at once. >> the wire, michael, that is very much beyond a reflection of american society. that was almost the rosetta stone for what is happening in certain parts of american culture, in street culture, in drug kit tur. it was a reference points and remains a reference point for politicians. >> the untold parts. my favorite part about this story is i remember when broadcast networks were saying good quality television is going to ...

They werent right on top of each other like this, but i want to give you reference points. thats where they were in terms of the flying planes. by the rules of the sky according to the faa, they should have had about 1,000 feet of separation instead of this. this is an either/or situation. if theyre this close to each other horizontally, they have to have this much separation. if theyre going to have that much separation, theyve got to have a lot more horizontal separation. they were about a hal...

>> reporter: tamron, theres so many broader reference points that we bring when were looking at it. people of the military -- and i know youre daughter of the military, so you have a sense of what chain of command means -- there are different interpretations. its gotten to such a point that there is broad recognition that something needs to be done, but what to do is a much more complex problem. and what you see happening before our eyes right now in this important committee meeting that will de...

Landmarks, you dont know where you are. >> we are getting hundreds of requests to check certain addresses and officers cant find the street or the block. there is no reference points. there is no addresses. so its almost just kind of going area by area and searching those areas. >> our prayers are with the people of oklahoma today. our gratitude is with the teachers who gave their all to shield their children, with the neighbors and responders who helped as soon as the tornado passed. and all of...

Just a click away on geico.com. welcome back to "the situation room." in whats become a political firestorm, the obama administration today treated reporters to talking points about talking points. what we didnt get were clear answers about who watered down the official explanation of septembers terrorist attack on the sufficient post in benghazi, libya. thanks to newly public e-mail traffic, we know the explanation changed a dozen times, mentions of possible al qaeda involvement. we they were...

>> how do they hold their hands up at the convention? teddy kennedy, these reference points are helpful, never came to carters support. hillary clinton gave the most impressive concession speech and became part of the team. >> and gave a great speech at the convention. is newt gingrich, if he ends up the losing end, is he a big enough person? can he put aside his differences? hillary clinton did not like barack obama. but she didnt like him. she was angry at him, but she put it aside because she...

Without rails. >> we used virtual routes. once a passenger comes in and pushes the destination, the vehicle starts programming the routes. >> reporter: magnets embedded in the roads keep the prts on course. >> we add little magnets to the infrastructure as reference points but the vehicles themselves have brains of their own. >> reporter: it knows if a pedestrian crosses its path. >> if one gets in front of the vehicle, the vehicle will first slow down and eventually stop. >> reporter: all thats...

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