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position in the region and in the world at large. syria is its last hold and it s last ally in the middle east. if syria falls, the kremlin feels it will too. this is about bolstering clout as well. there are also domestic, pressures at play as well. the low price of oil has put a strain on russia. what might be the domestic motivation for this? reporter: well, i think the primary domestic motivation is to demonstrate that despite the low oil prices and the sanctions placed on russia by the european union and the united states, russia is still an important country and has to be dealt with by the international community. that s important for vladimir putin to show that it can sit at the top table, russia. that s important in terms of his
what this means to their desire to dominate the region. they need the anchor point of syria, it s their link to hezbollah, it s related to what s going on in iraq. this is the beginning of their domination. if syria falls and the rebels are able to take control, that s a strategic blow to the iranians. gregg: thank you see much. thank you so much. martha: a 5-year-old is hailed a hero for saving his father s life. he did not panic when his dad had a stroke hund the wheel in washington state. instead he grabbed the phone and called his mom who called 911 and the boy led police to his dad s location. the dad is said to be in stable condition. gregg: smart little boy.
it moved the president here. when obama came into office he failed when there was an election coming up just after president obama was elected, and people tried hard to get obama to offer soft targets at what he thought would satisfy obama. he didn t do it. they wanted the election to respond to the president of the united states. now he s doing what he probably should have done in the first term. very quickly, if syria when syria falls. i think everybody believes it s a when, not an if. does that make the peace process harder or easier? i think that that right now the reality is they re detached. i think that if syria continues to be a mess. let s ask ourselves what that means. it probably means that syria goes the problems go over border. if they begin to go into iraq. begin to go into turkey. begin to go into, of course, lebanon. as that begins to happen, to spill over through the region, i don t think it necessarily affects one way or another the palestinia
30, that generation has experienced two transformtive events. there s been terror, suicide bombers, peace plans that have been rejected by the palestinians on one side and then israel s emergence as a high-tech powerhouse which has caused income gaps and questions of whether the middle class can make it. i mean, these are issues that americans face as well, and so that that centrist party is reflecting some of these changes that have occurred in israel, these transformative events over the last ten years for people who are under 30, who are on one hand struggling with security questions but also struggling with the questions of whether they can afford housing. when when syria falls, the assumption is when assad falls at some point if this is unsustainable, and the assumption i know by a lot of experts in that region, that it s unsustainable there in syria, what role does the do you want to see the united states play in a post-assad syria? what is the role that israel