socializing. so it was a somewhat different persona. like anybody who has traveled with general petraeus and known him, i ve seen paula broadwell over the last three or four years, when she was working on her dissertation about general petraeus. she interviewed many people who had worked with him and journalists who had covered him, and i was one of them, so i remember spending more than an hour talking to her. she was doing that work. was she knowledgeable? well, she was studio. she was a hard working person who wanted to master the details of petraeus life. she wasn t a supple intellect, and as some of my colleagues at the washington post wrote in a first-rate story we published yesterday, there was some surprise, i remember hearing, from people around general petraeus that somebody wasn t intellectually person of petraeus s depth and breadth.
and nowresident morsi is. you have a leader who has more power in the military. as it looks right now it looked like this is going to be allowed to continue. what about this constitutional declaration? does he have the authority to cancel it after the army imposed it? that s going to be the question the courts are going to have to decide and the supreme court. this puts morsi in a position. legislative power was given to the armed forces. he has power over the constitutionalal assembly, the body that is writing the constitution right now. if that committee cannot come up with a solution then it has to stand. then president morsy will have to select the members to draft the new constitution. he is in a very powerful position right now. thank you. back here in the u.s. in the race for the white house a packed campaign schedule this weekend for both candidates. on the republican side mitt romney and paul ryan are touring key states. jim acosta is there. reporter: with paul
pick one of those two and answer it. i will go with the first one. we see this all the time. republicans always say oh we need boardser security. if they try to pass the border security the democrats say, we need other immigration policies. i don t understand why they can t get together and pass them at the same time. pass new immigration laws. the problem is you see this all the time. i have done countless stories on immigrants who come here and commit crimes. they kill three people in drunk driving accidents, and yet they are still here. and there is a hard working person who comes here. they have always paid their taxes and obeyed the law and they are the ones who get deported. at some point the priorities are shifted. we need to tighten the border. get it together, people. jay and in this case the idea of the and in this case the idea of the policy, the idea of the policy is you are talking about kids who were brought here by their parents. right. they didn t sneak over the
being there, and that s why today s incident was so tragic, because she s one of the congress people who has risen above it all. you see everyone else s congressman, you could go to the corner and meet with gabrielle, and that s why we re confident she will be able to move forward. you heard the surgeon saying that she was being responsive. and that he was optimistic about it. i want to ask you more personally now, about your friend. have you spoken to anyone in her family, or friends, and if so, what are they saying and how are they doing? we are all in agreement that she is going to get better. she s going to get stronger. she s going to be back to serving southern arizona. rarely, rarely have we ever seen such a hard working person, someone so committed to the community and so committed to the relationships she s developed. we re all confident, and today in pima in southern arizona had our organizational meeting for the democratic party. there were over 200 of us there.
hard-working person. this is compounded by the problems that miss rhee, a genuine, genuine star of the american scene has just said. larry: steve, why are you shaking your head no? well, i don t know that people don t care about education. i don t know that parents don t care. i just don t think that they have legitimate option. what they do is they move to communities that they think are going to give them access to a quality education. what they do is they select schools within those communities and sometimes take out second mortgages on their homes to send their kids to private schools. i think they care. it s just the limitations of options. and we know i have yet to meet a parent i do work in poor schools. our school that as a 70% poverty rate, 80% are black and latino, yet 100% go on to college. that s not the issue. other countries have better academic options. larry: why is a private school, blessed by the nature of being private, john, better? why is it better? wel