community in that. across the greater there is greater opposition. the national public is more opposed to this than the new york public is but, in the state, the good majority oppose. so, i m not sure what tolerance he is creating. perhaps he is being intolerant of those who object. i mean, why not look at it like that. why put the burden on the public to accept him? why doesn t he accept the public concerns and address them more directly and meet with the governor. meet and find out what is the governor thinking? is there a way so that this could work for everybody? so far it s only working for him. we have reached out to him. his office says he is abroad. he is apparently in malaysia. is he also going courtesy of the state department on a trip representing the united states and state department trip to the middle east very soon. i think it s very hard to separate that from the president s support of it. and mayor bloomberg also has made the same arguments about
message, for example, telling a patient, by the way, you have an extraordinarily high risk of breast cancer, go find somebody who can tell you about it. but that, in essence, is what some of these companies do. i think that if you are going to provide information that is has the potential of life changing then you have the responsibility of being available to explain. one of the test manufacturers did not want to go on camera to talk with us about this but did say, in part: all now, at one time, walgreen s had planned to carry these onstore shelves around the country but that plan was eventually scrapped because of the ongoing controversy with this whole concept.
there are people in new york, especially republicans and peter king who say it s insensitive to put a mosque near ground zero in new york city. the president was hoping that would not be the focus of this trip, of course. he wants to talk about the gulf coast on the rebound. maybe some rest and relaxation. he went for a swim with sasha today. he also played putt-putt golf with the first lady and sasha. sasha got a hole in one on the first hole. there was serious business going on beyond the rest and relaxation. the president delivering remarks at a coast guard facility talking about how the administration is glad that there s been a milestone. the oil stopped flowing in the gulf but said the crisis is far from over and the administration will stay here. after the remarks, i pressed him a little bit about this whole mosque controversy and asked what he thought about some of the republican criticism. take a look.
deadline stifling. as the situation calls for it he would advise the patient to delay the withdrawals something that might be politically unpopular. i my job is to provide my best military advice in the context i provide it but not driven by it. that the same approach we make the difficult recommendations as the effort in iraq. progress is only just beginning in afghanistan, he says and will take time to take root. but he recognizes the need the make head way after nine years of war. there is understandable concern and frustration and therefore we ve got to put our shoulders to the wheel and show during the course of this year that progress can be achieved. as for a run for president himself, he said no way, no how. julie: malini wilkes, thanks
says it has taken a step further than what we saw in arizona and just getting this, right now, and it is right out of orlando, moments ago, as we go through this, we ll let you know what we learn out of florida, now. patti ann: here s a quick check of your headlines, it is day 11 of jury deliberations in the corruption trial of former illinois governor rod blagojevich. the federal judge in the case, says there is no telling how close jurors may be to reaching a verdict. and, investigators are looking at the role weather may have played in a plane crash that filled former alaska senator ted stevens, he and four others died when the plane slammed in tie mountain side monday and another four on board survived, and astronauts stepping out again today to resume critical repairs on the international space station. the crew is trying to fix the cooling system that keeps equipment from overheating on board the space lab. bill? bill: thanks, i want to get back to america s election headquarters