from the captain was they are trying to make contact with this fellow. he wasn t aware if negotiators had actually done that, but obviously there is some urgency to get in touch with this fellow, to say hey, we understand you ve got a problem, we want to listen to your problem and have this end peacefully. walk out with your hands clasped behind your head. they re trying to get that done. at the moment we don t know whether they ve made contact with the fellow. we saw two or three officers from the s. w. a.t. team getting close to the apartment, then they backed off. unclear as to whether or not he might have threatened him from inside the apartment or not. but they do want this to end peacefully. it s a highly populated area, there s about 11 or 23 buildings in this complex so they don t want any bullets flying around. that s the last thing they want. jen skwra epbd whether or not there s an infant in the apartment is another question. big question there. thank you, john roberts, sand
accessible. i think other things would be important in terms of providing whether they were in an industry that cut jobs and haven t come back and aren t going to come back, i think opportunity phos retraining are important as well. jen skwra epbd we look forward to hearing about more of those plans and whether or not that might be something to take a look at. dr. wilson, nice to have you, thank you very much for joining us today. thank you. op jon you might remember the iconic picture from a florida classroom on 9/11, he delivered the message to president bush, america was under attack. now ten years later, andy card looks back, as we remember that day.
agency has to find that. secondly, they need to start looking at the long term huge cost of programs like medicaid and medicare. it doesn t have to all be cut, it can be adjustments by changing the flexibility. right now, medcade could be dramatically changed if states had the flexibility to make more decisions at the state level rather than having to carry out mandates that may be effective in one state but not necessarily in another. states have proven an ability to save money, but they can t as long as their hands are tied by the federal government. jen skwra epbd of course they have to balance their budget. they have to balance their budget. jenna: that brings us to a different conversation completely. we re going to talk a lot about health care reform, kathleen wrote us about health care reform, she wants to know specifically what aspects of health care reform do you find most troubling and what do you think actually has some value for us snow. the most troubling are that it s