power here. he can remain in this job as long as he will choose to because there is no other way to remove him over other thempveem this recall. all right. thank you very much for the latest. we ll see what happens as these negotiations or mediations continue. fran seen busby, the chairwoman of the san diego county democratic party. thank you for your time. another breaking news story, this one out of new york city where a taxicab actually jumped a curb and plowed into a crowd of people near rockefeller center. that s an area not far from our studio and also frequented all year round by millions of tourists. the cab apparently hit one person, a person visiting from the u.k. and severed that woman s leg. dr. oz rushed to the scene to
he might return to work this morning. we waited outside city all all morning for him and he did not show up. sources inside said they did not see him inside. the closest we ve seen to seeing the mayor is seeing his suv where he s normally dropped off. two members of his security detail went inside city hall and came back out without saying a word to reporters. he s been inside and at least for part of the day inside the building behind me where negotiations are going on. a retired federal judge is leading mediations involving irene mccormick jackson and her attorney, they were here yesterday, gloria allred and two members of the city council, the san diego city attorney trying to negotiate what happens in bob filner s future. so far no resolution to that. they negotiated for about ten hours yesterday. they ve been going at it for my or six today. we re not expecting any word
these mandatory mediations which quite frankly weren t happening. people we heard from in our state and around the country was that they could not get their banker on the phone. what happened was, we ve seen a high success rate. those who go through the mediation program, the banker has to, about 80% of the people who go through it, something other than a foreclosure results. what we ve seen are foreclosures in the state of delaware drop off precipitously over the course of 2012 into 2013. all right. attorney general beau biden, thank you for being here. thank you for having me on. up next, secretary kerry in south korea has accidentally disclosed swell on north korea s raising concerns of how dangerous the rogue nation might be. the former member house intel and armed services member patrick murphy weighs in. the cycle rolling on. the new guy is loaded with protein!
mediation before, as a lawyer. you know, yes, the ones where the people were the furthest apart on money, those were the mediations that took the longest to bring them together. but as long as you had two people looking for a deal, there was always a deal to be made. unless you re dealing with certain insurance companies. you have to spend the time to invest in the relationship b because you can t do it, when you re in crisis mode, to build the relationship. that s the time to build into that bank of relationship investment and, you know, be able to create a small space of trust and mutual self-interest, and then you build a deal from there. and without that relationship, you can t even get to the first step. and so i think it s you know, i wish the president had done it a few years ago. i wish the republicans had been more willing to do it a few years ago. look, everybody s there now. let s see if we can move it forward and see what happens. so bill clinton and newt gingrich wer
makes the republicans feel a lot better about themselves at the end of the day with the concessions they re going to have to make? i don t think the republicans have to feel better about themselves. i don t think the republicans have to even feel good about themselves. i think you give them a deal they can t refuse. and, you know, you said you always ask the question in all mediations and negotiations, what can you live with? and by the way, i can tell you in my personal life as a lawyer, as a congressman, as a subcommittee chairman, as a guy that s negotiated my contracts with general electric and comcast, i always go into the negotiations, the first thing i think of is, okay, what s going to make the other guy or woman feel like they got the best of me. exactly. how do i make them feel that they re actually getting the best of me when i m getting what i want out of it. absolutely. and you do that at every negotiation, and you push and you scream and scratch and claw