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>> the two sides are coming from very different positions. i think all of issues really need to be negotiated together as a package if there is going to be success. the two parties value different issues in different ways. there is a big problem here which is one-year deadline which is going to apply to the talks. this is not the most auspicious time locally or in the region for talks. that deadline is looming now on the horizon. frankly, if they cant achieve an agreement by that time, there is ...

Iraq turns out. a strong democratic iraq will bring stability to the middle east, and, if we see iraq that is moving towards that, two, three, five years from now, i think we can call our operations a success. >> reporter: there are clearly challenges that remain, such as the fact iraq has yet to form a government, five-and-a-half months after election day, and in iran, playing a destructive role on the border but there will be a significant military presence, 50,000 u.s. troops still on the gro...

Conditions affect more than the under employed, right. >> they most certainly do and, you know, the worst group hit these days are the kids, 18 to 29. were looking at almost a 27% under employment rate for these people and, unfortunately it will not get better for them any time soon and 26% of people that are working now are afraid theyll lose their job and theres a lot of uncertainty, still in our job market. >> julie: have part-time workers given up looking for full-time jobs. >> again, its a ...

Assassinations and six months has exceeded in the last 12 years. >> gregg: i know a lot of americans, calderon instead of criticizing arizonas law why dont you send more troops to the border. chad sweet, thanks very much. >> julie: we are learning that president obama is planning to make a major speech when he returns to washington. he right now he is on vacation. hell be speaking on an issue that changed the world. what is he going to be talking about. a live report on the upcoming speech, next...

Says this is evidence that the feds are failing miserably in their duty to secure the border and protect our citizens. is the governor right? >> well, the governor is right. the point he is making, however, is lacking in knew answer. the point of these structures as was noted before is that these are legacy bridges that were built between us and mexico and border patrol regularly monitor these on a constant basis. they have unmanned ground sensors, remote surveillance systems that are constantly...

Apples, how about the -- according to my calculation, 28,800 officers out there that are doing their jobs? >> they dont have anything to worry about. if they are good guys, what is there to be worried about? >> but the bottom line is, with the specific law, you you need consent, bilateral -- >> gregg: and, the surveillance law has been bastardized and wrongly read and interpreted i would imagine, first amendment in the end, it will prevail. >> i think the first amendment will prevail and the oth...

Away from the table, if the freeze is not extended and netanyahu said he will not extend the freeze an politically it would be almost impossible for him to do it here in israel, although there is talk of a brokered solution where israel would build only on land, likely to be part of israel, if there ever is a two-state solution. these arent even the big differences that killed talks in the past. for example, jerusalem. the palestinians want that as the capital of their new state, and netanyahu h...

You of this. they have to tell you they are raising their rates. six months after they raise your rates presuming you paid on time and you got yourself back into good standing you have a right to have it reviewed and if you deserve it, it can be lowered again. keep in mind, they may not decrease it 10% but six months later you are reviewed and you get some sort of rate decrease. >> gregg: now gift cards. they can be a really terrific thing, but they can also be a scam. so what about the new prot...

Get your beverage of choice out and popcorn. you got to catch his act. i was kidding chris wallace on friday. he was accepted and turned down harvard law school. he proved today he didnt need to go to law school. >> julie: his opening questions. >> gregg: there is nothing --. >> julie: very entertaining. >> could sin city be going dry. its not booze, its water. they are not the only ones. in the past five years, water shortages have hit every region in the u.s. in the next few years, at least 36...

American $700 billion. in november 2007 we saved did $200 billion. we have a stimulus plan, so its a matter of confidence but if i a put a chance on it. 40%. but i am worried about that. it goes deeper than economics. if americans continue to feel down, all the worst fears are going to come true. >> julie: have a safe drive back. >> gregg: the border between texas and mexico expands about 600 miles and towering fence stretching across some of it. why is there free, clear paths what appears to be...