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this until the the cotton s picked and the beans and the kernels are counted. smart phones make calls, send e-mails and now you can set them to stun. it is going too far? hello, everyone, i m poppy harlow in tonight for don lemon. let s get you up to speed on the day r day s biggest stories. in syria, a senior government official with 34 years of service now says he s on the side of the rebel uprising. he was syria s ambassador to iraq, and he s the highest ranking diplomat to defect. he says he can t be part of a dictatorship any longer. you ll hear him his in his own words in just a moment. plus, i just spoke with the long-time american ambassador to syria. his reaction, our conversation coming up. an egyptian official says two americans kidnapped on the sinai peninsula are unharmed and well fed. their families want to know when they will be freed. the son of the reverend michel louis spoke to randi kaye about how the ordeal is taking a toll on the pastor s wife. it
short sided. we can expand production from 6 million barrels a day to 10 million a day with conservation we can cut down what we import by a couple million barrels a day. then that money stays here, stimulates our economy, creates jobs. jared, you were in the white house until recently. what is the administration s thoughts on boosting the economic production even in the wake of the bp scandal? not all that different from what peter was just expressing. obviously in the wake of that real disave thor in the gulf, you know, we re not the folks a the white house are by no means ready to throw any of the kind of protective measures overboard the way some folks have add vericated but i want to say something about peter s point. one of the things that always gets under my skin, you are absolutely right that more domestic production would help. but the oil companies have all of the incentives they need and all of the available land they need to do a lot more production