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karl came ron is in south carolina where the republican presidential contenders will debate foreign policy. >> we'll run down the roster. mitt romney comes in the debate as front runner because of troubles with the rivals and the lead in the polls in so many states nationally being challenged by others. romney's foreign policy is a problem. he may have a great campaign but his experience is limited to being a one-term governor. they are talking about global economic policy and he will concentrate on that. it is a big night for rick perry. who had a bad performance. mr. perry is starting a one million dollar ad and ramping it up. south carolina is an important state for perry and a must win and foreign policy could be a

problem as his rivals will turn it in a border security. herman cain is looking into his third week of sex yawl allegations . he had a strong debate performance and systematically campaigning against the smear campaign. and on foreign policy he lacks experience . then newt gingrich who is surging and campaigning hard in iowa and has momentum in the polls and an opportunity to make foreign policy in this stand out and break out moment. look for him to try to exploit that. and look for michele bachmann. she's increasing her presence in campaign efforts in south carolina and she sits on the house intelience committee and she will show off her policy bones. something he hasn't done and

because she is fallen back. it creates opportunities and problems for several of the candidates and it is critical now. we are only in seven weeks of the votes . there is only 30 campaign days and a lot more debates to come. and yes, indeed. thank you for that update. we'll appreciate it. >> and a new south carolina poll shows that 31 percent of the voters in the state are unsure who they would vote for. mitt romney came ahead with 22 percent followed by herman cain who received 20 percent and newt gingrich with third with 20 percent of the vote barely ahead of rick peryeron paul and michele bachmann three percent . john huntson and rick sanatorium with one percent each. could those numbers change

after the debate? former south carolina chairman. welcome, great to have you on board today. >> great to be with you and great day for a football game and a national security debate here in the college in spartanburg. >> and we heard little discussed about foreign policy in the debates. but tonight there is no escaping it. at a time when stakes remain high who do you think stands to gain the most. >> we are calling this the commander-in-chief's debate. this the most important and significant debate we have had to date. none of the debays touched on foreign policy and national security . the reason we have a federal government is to provide for the national security of the american people. i think the people here in south carolina and all over the country will look at the candidates and ask themselves

the question. who is ready to lead on day one in the oval office and who is best prepared to be commander-in-chief. >> do you see any stand out and who seems to be positioning himself or herself to get to the head of the pack. >> i see strengths in and with each of them. for example, you know, newt gingrich with a sense was history and michele bachmann with her service on the intelligence committee and governor huntsman with his background in chine yampt that one of the biggest threats to date . mitt romney, a fundmental standing of international economics as karl just mention san torum with his service. herman cain, the only candidate running with a graduate degree with computer science and cyber threat. and a major problem from a national security standpoint. and each of these candidates

bring something unique to the debate. >> to be fair obama had no foreign policy either when he assumed the position . but the white house is going to campaign on everything from getting bin laden to helping the libyan people over throw qaddafi. does the president hold the upper hand on national security at this time? >> what really happens and i was up giving the president obama full credit on that. but let me tell you, a lot of policies he had in place was what president bush put in from a national security standpoint and a lots of the credit does go to president bush. obama is a great debater and we have to have a strong candidate with a fundmental understanding of national security and who can go toe to toe with president obama. no question, it is a tough race and it will be a tough debate with him this time next

year. >> what do you make of herman caincomments. he will get smart on foreign policy the same way as running a empire. can the gop afford to back someone who admits to needing on the job training. >> i heard him make that comment. look at president reg -an. sura great leader will surround himself with people who are smarter than he s. would he bring in the right military and national security advisors and manage them in a way to make good sound executive decisions? it is all about management style. >> and tonight, the focus is on foreign policy . you think it is the most important debate to date at this point? >> i do. that's the reason we have a federal government to provide for the national security of the american people. >> thank you for joining us

with your insight. i hope you enjoy the football game and we appreciate it. >> great to be with you. >> great to be with you, too. it is your turn to weigh in. have you decided who to vote for or are you undecided. tweet your answers at an hqdc and hurricane uma. i expect the answers will be enlightening. and the man in the white house thinks he can win over latino voters without running negative ads. it will be based on fact. we may just run clips of the republican debates verbatum. we won't even comment them on and run them on a loop on the univision and teleemundo . people can make up their own

behinds. >> and the president kicks off a nine day trip to take him to honoluluand indonesia. and australia. >> he plans to meet with the leaders later this afternoon. and ed henry is standing by with more from the alohastate. >> they are sensitive to the idea that the president is on u.s. soil anded hading on to australia and indonesia and with jobs such a big focus here at home. they want to make sure the asian-pacific summit is all about jobs. president working on a part thership agreement and they are workog that and try to focus on bringing u.s. jobs. the president met with president lee of south korea and ended up sealing a trade deal and opening up their market to u.s. automakers. that won a rare bipartisan

victory and they are hoping to replicate that here. and the news this morning, the new japanese prime minister may join the trade talks here now. the u.s. is willing to do that as long as the japanese open their car market to the u.s. makers. they are going to make sure while the president will be globe trotting over the next few days that the trip over all will be about trade and u.s. jobs and the economy, uma. and he has meetings on the sidelines. what is those about. >> he has meetings with the presidents of russia and china. significant as we know iran from the international report saying that iran is moving closer to nuclear weapons. the administration has gotten credit for having tough sanks -- sanctions. but it has not slowed down the nuclear program. maybe we can get them on board

with tougher and newer sanctions. so far russia and china are cool to that . meetings on the sidelines could be important. there is a lot of speculation from israel that if the international community does not act against iran and prevent the nuclear ambitions that israel would act alone and launch an attack and that will make the middle east unstable. there is a lot more in focus. >> some of the reporters have all of the luck with the assignment. what a back drop. >> i am sure it is wonderful there as we freeze here. thank you, ed. >> great to see you. >> and new document surface on solyndra and pointing a finger at white house administrators for trying to oust the secretary of the department of energy. >> the latest batch of e-mails

so that the white house had a general idea that a wave of gop attacks were coming over solyndra and other doe deals that went to obama donors. and we know it is on their radar now because that is part of an e-mail from the dan carol who sent it to then chief-of-staff pete rousch. and the e-mail suggested that secretary of energy steven chu be demoted. secretary c, had u is a wonderful and brilliant man and he is not he was not interested in dan carol's critique. only the other policy agenda . the white house said.

he turned out to be right . republicans are saying they want to see everything solyndra related. because these are the documents that the administration chooses to release and then the stuff they haven't put out holds more clues. and the white house's production includes a limited number of documents along with their own interpretations of what the documents show. we hope it is a beginning of the effort to do the process that left us holding the bag. and uma. energy secretary chu may testify on the investigations on thursday. >> should be revealing. peter thank you very employ. >> bizarre kidnapping drama of wilson ramos is over with ramos free from the captors. venezuela police commandos exchanged heavy gunfire before

rescuing the baseball player. he said he is happy and thankful to be alive. he disappeared and taken at ghun - gun point from his home. fich men are under arrest. >> it is a turbulent week for penn state. and today marks the first time in 50 years without head coach joo paterno leading the football team. paterno was fired over the concerns that he failed to do more to protect youngsters. david lee miller is live in pennsylvania with much more. >> david lee >> uma, the game is under way. penn state versus nebraska and this the first time in 46 years the nitly lions have taken to the field without joe paterno as head coach. fans arrived hours before the game and there is a festative atmosphere in the stadium and

still a cloud of shame, remorse and anger. there was a moment of silence for victims of sexual abuse and both teams came to the center of the field and prayed together and then the game got underway. we had a moment to talk to the fans who were here. many are here to support want team, but a significant number wish that joe pawas on the sideline and they blame the media for stirring up the controversy . listen to the people we talked to. >> first of all our hearts go out to the victims of the tragedies that happened here in penn state, but second of all we love our team and support our team entirely. and we are here to cheer on our team. >> are you a joe pa. >> are you and aren't you. >> i i don't understand. and get the (bleep out of the this area.

>> a lot of hostility directed at the media over what is unfolding. and he's not attending today's game . there were reports that have been confirmed in fact his family hired an attorney and his son put out an statement that joe paterno is destraught over what happened to the families and children and wants to speak publicly and answer questions. when he speaks out that is not clear. you will hear from him in what will amount to a criminal and civil trials and very likely could be called as a witness sometime in the future and as for the events unfolding, there was a bomb threat that turned out to be nothing. but security here is very, very high. and the school's president and others have asked students to be on the best behavior and words of one school official, the eyes of the world are going to be today on penn

state. >> indeed. and emotions are running high, david lee. >> yes, they are. and there is a great deal of anger. i am a little surprised to see the anger directed in the media. we saw them destroy a live tv van and many blame the journalist for reporting the scandal and the aftermath . many of them wish it would go away. and it will not happen any time soon. >> not at all. >> i know we'll be checking back throughout the day . tune in fox news sunday, tomorrow chris wallas will sit down with pennsylvania governor koshit and franco harris. it is down to the wire with silvio berlusconi. he is set to resign as the nation pulls back from the brink of disaster.

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the last act was passing the ah stirity measures. that will not happen until 2006 26. it is tough to pass this kind of thing. he was a commissioner for competition in brussels. and he's supposed to be heading up what would be the technical government and nothing is ever purely technical. there is a lot of politics in everything. and that is part of the problem. wooner we saw the

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as we reported the republican presidential contenders are gearing up for a debate tonight. here's more on these and more. >> the gop presidential contenders are set to hit the stage for another debate. this focuses on national security and mitt romney is looking to build and rick perry hope to recover from gaffe in the debate. white house turned over several dozen cases. one e-mail showed doubts were aired about energy security chu's ability to foster job creation. italy's lower chamber of parliment approved the economic reform demanded by the european union . that paves the way for prime minister berlusconi to resign.

and wilsonos is has been to be alive. he was rescued from kidnappers who took him at gun point this week. and deadline for the super committee is coming fast. and molly is joining us with the latest. >> some doubt that the president wants a deficit deal and president obama encouraged the super committee to come to an agreement on time. and an agreement that he wants to be balanced and include spending cuts and tax hikes. the president smoke by phone and to the dept dept and republican leaders. he made clear that he does not

want changes to the law that goes into affect. that would cut spending . starting in 20$3 and include cuts for the military. press secretary jay carny said the president made clear he would not accept any measure that turns off the enforcement. we'll see what congress does. the super committee is working to come up with 1.2 trillion in spending cuts and taxes in 10 years. and the head of the republican national committee said the president is "hoping for failure so that he can use that as a campaign tool. . >> his plan is to roll the dice. and f there is no deal, that is a box that the president can check off and go campaign on. >> democrats and republicans are finding it difficult to

agree on how much in spending cuts the entitlement programs such as social security and medicare and how much tax hikes and for whom? uma? >> molly, thank you very much. >> a report out by the international atomic energy association shows that iran may be working on a nuclear bomb and so how real is this threat right now? joining us to share his insist is the author of the iran threat. president ahmadinejad and the coming nuclear crise: it is great to have you here. you are a whistle-blower and continue to bea about the activities that are taking place inside of iran. the fact that it is coming out by the iaea that they are developing a nuclear program in a rapid pace. what does that say to you. >> even though this is something that other sources are saying for a long time, it

is significant that you have the international atomic agency saying that iran is working on the weaponization. and the fact that they are hiding the program and in one word this proves that the policy of negotiation has failed period. all of the efforts done by the europeans and the united states, joining with them, under president bush and under president obama. everything tried for this regime has failed. i think with washington, is in the middle of determining what to do. what are the real options in dealing with a serious threat of the nuclear organization of iran. >> there are those calling for tougher sanctions and russia is against a move at this point, but seriously at this point, do you think that sanctions will do anything even if they are tougher at this point?

>> we have seen sanctions in place for plane years and the outcome is very little and usually at this time, any time negotiations fail, people tend to jump from one extreme of negotiation to the other other extreme which is a nuclear military option. i think we need to look in the middle. there are so many other things not tried. >> like? >> look at the situation inside of iran. it is vulnerability and there is a defiant population. months before the arab spring, we have major uprisings in irn in summer of 2009. unlike many countries iran has a powerful organized opposition that exposed much of the nuclear sites that are inspected and same opposition that exposed the terror network of iran. there are many in the u.s.

congress and senior officials who are saying the old policy of trying to disband the mek and calling them terrorist in order to carry favor of the ayatolllahs is over. we need to explore the situation and see the opposition in full gear and unleashing and removing the opposition from this in order to have an effective policy regarding iran. no need to send arms or troops or anything like that. the people are in the streets. >> regime change is policy? >> this is the desire of the iranian nation for many years. all the united states needs to do is remove obstacles unlike other places they had to do it themselves. >> how far out do you think if nothing stops iran is it going to accomplish the nuclear ambitions? >> it is difficult to say, because you don't know the

full picture yet. but what we know already it is a scary situation. iran has enough material that would be enough for a nuclear bomb and working on building a nuclear war head . so, you don't want to another two or three years before it is too late. you need to act now. >> it is a sobering outlook indeed. appreciate your insight as always. >> and president obama said veterans of overseas conflicts shouldn't have to struggle to find work once they get back home. the president is urging the house to follow the lead and award tax credit to companies that hire disabled veterans . joe heck also called for more support for our nation's veterans. the gift of higher education, and one nonprofit is giving back to the children of our fallen sold yerse.

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about, so many people don't have the resources and you are concerned about what obama care will do to them. tell me why you are so passionate about >> when halle passed away in 2010, i had contact and meetings with a number of families who are going through a similar thing and depending on which state they are in. state wide medicaid is either treating them good or not. when you have a very, very sick child or anyone sick in your family. cognitively disabled or et cetera, you could take them to the hospital and get help. we have seen a shocking development where a number of states came out and said they are going to begin limiting the medicaid covered hospital states. 25 days maximum a year and hawa was 10 days. and halle was in the hospital 10 days every month for

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out? >> i am a good candidate because of halle'suation but my wife had a medical situation when my son was born and she was in a flat-lined coma and not like terri schiavo. she would speak, but terry was alert for all of the barbaric thing that is happened in the two week span of her. connie was in a flat-lined coma and on life support and respir ator and i was told back in '85 that i had the power to do that and put an end to the suffering and i didn't consider that. she is here today and lived a normal life. i have seen that first hand and i never had a problem speaking out in touchy and controversial topics. i know it is much safer to campaign for cancer research

or for the troops. no one gets on you about that. i myself never had a hard time if they get mad at me for speaking the truth. i don't care. >> it is an interesting campaign you are part of and i know we will watching how things develop with the health care and we hope you come back and join us and share your insights with us. >> thank you, so much. life and hope.comis where i want people to go check it out. >> thank you for joining us. and all the best. >> penn state in a turmoil when students rioted. many thought their outrage was misdirected. liz prada weighs in next . [ male announcer ] in blind taste tests, even ragu uss chose prego.

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>> welcome back everybody. penn state protest turned into riots after head coach paterno was fired amid a sex abuse scandal. the story has been out since march and she's joining us with more. >> good afternoon, uma, that's the sort of least heralded fact in this story. as far back of march of this year, the harrisburg patriot

news broke the story. a young woman by the name of sarah gaman did laudable pieces. unfortunately, the main stream media that pass judgments on presidents, didn't even notice the story and mind you, according to the newspaper, the first ofcial -- or first documented sexual investigation of abuse at penn state goes back as far as 1995. and so let's put it at 1995 and we are in 2011 and the general public finds out what a cesspool that place is and how the closed community of penn state. including staff and personnel and students, they lost their moral compass and this is abunudantly clear by the editor of the harrisburg news

editor david newhouse. he tried to cite reasons why this story got no attention until march . he said that there are series of factors. people don't have money to have that many reporters and the police who had the word out don't talk to the press. this is the on campass police and cover up from the from the beginning. let me give you for example something that was written in april a few days after the story by sarah gainman. it appeared in the beaver coincidenty times. plenty of questions remain yet unanswered and on tentially among them. what is more important penn state football or the welfare of the kids? , you might want to hear the answer. even then we know the unspoken

that whispered general conversation in state college, pennsylvania resolved around mr. sandusky and his extraordinary and tolerated and perfidious abuse was children. he said it was in depraved indifference. is this what it came to in america now? where a whole community knowing children are being raped turns its head? these are the kines of things that should have been pointed out in newspapers. >> a very sad story i know. and we'll continue to see more of the fall out as the days and months continue. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> you asked and we answered. twitter responses coming your way. don't go away. [ male announcer ] how are we going to make this season better than the last?

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