we're turning it in taxes then say spending enough they're not say working hard enough and so the government is not getting the amount of money that it needs to pay off its debts and then becomes less credit worthy and then. the borrowing costs go up so we thought it would be clear can i ask you i mean i absolutely agree on this i think that kind of kind of a little bit what robert is saying here is that you could do that in the nation state level can't shoot but you can't do it the way the euro is set up now because just what you just said makes perfect sense but you can't do it to do it then you have to have brussels decide to schooling system in italy in the in the in the plumbing system in spain and that is just not something that's going to happen anytime soon nor would it be popular the idea of the eurozone from my perspective on the one hand i can see many arguments for it and on the other hand i can see many arguments against it i think at its inception there were many reasons to be skeptical but also be optimistic right now we're seeing a lot of the downside can they we capture the

that man says thomas is a liar. here is how he described the beginning of the abuse. >> do i remember getting out of a shower and there was a mirror kind of by the bathroom. he was sitting on the bed and he was looking at me get out of the shower through the mirror that reflected into the bathroom. >> well, the secret service helped execute the search of fine's home last friday. the u.s. attorney's office now handling the case and state lines may have been crossed and the pittsburgh police department says it will also help in the investigation. >> shepard: rick leventhal on the crisis at syracuse. now the fallout from the penn state child sex abuse scandal. the former assistant football coach there jerry sandusky, his charity is now asking their donors to now give their person who elsewhere. of course sandusky faces 40 counts of child molestation including rape. lawyers for one of his alleged victims are seeking a court order to prevent the charity from unloading its assets. coach sandusky founded the second mile ch

you say potato, i say potato.re acting so surprised that a snippet from a sound bite that the president gave is cut into a commercial. you think that's bad? wait until we get to the summer of 2012. what you take between -- any of the guys or gals on our stage on the republican side have said is taken out of context versus what the president has said that's taken out of context, that's the nature of political commercials and ads and tv. so i don't know where the big deal is here? >> well, let me ask you, do you think that's an honest portrayal of what the president said in any way? >> this is not about honesty, being honest, in the sense that you want to be, you know, sort of altruistic about this, chris. this is hard-core raw politics. and, you know, it's like when i made my comment about afghanistan a year ago as chairman, the dnc took those comments and snipped together a nice little web ad and ran it. so, you know, that's what happens when you put a camera on someone and you take their stream of thought or cons

trying to gain public says would have catastrophic consequences. thousands of students have protested in london against a rise in tuition fees and higher education cards with a huge of four thousand strong priest operation to provide every piece of writing a demonstration of costs for the city of london but those taking part saying they should not be for the mistakes of. at least three fabs have been wounded.

parliament honcho who says ron is wrong. if we ignore the giants of ancient history, we're history ourselves. >> and a worried ceo on bigger fear, higher taxes coming everywhere. get ready, because we are everywhere. in rome, in athens, in new york, in washington, wherever something is going down this saturday, we are teeing it up. so, grab some java, we're going to keep you ahead of the jolt and lots of jolts. first the very latest of them the pop there didn't go the weasel. george papandreou survived tight as a fit confidence vote at home to fight another day. the only question for him. how many more days does the government have, just because he's out of the woods for now does not mean his very much in hot, darn near drinking hemlock country is. we'll see. we'll try a week. no, not, not for greece, the former new coalition government, try italy to show credible progress on his budget. the finances and math and stock market in tatters and interest rates there, the highest we've seen in decades and now in rome, the biggest

because i won't say get eighty people . because we don't trust in all these magical power. sujit to. the fact that there are few people are just a few people that money in the world are just. running everything running all the people all the governors of states of this world that decided they own the world and they control want to change the we believe the people have that word should have their words not something to say well the scenes that she quite chaotic i mean roads around here have been looked down and shuts off to even local residents who needed badges to come in there's been a very heavy handed approach from the police or on soyuz streets here in reserve ready to to really fight back if the protest does get violent but there's been no sign of that there's been a very peaceful march from put protesters across the town of nice of course they've been blocked from going to cannes where the g twenty summit itself will take place but really there's been a contrast between the reaction of the police with the helicopters

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they say, other than the fact one of his guys were on the board they say, no. when i say is this being -- i got no response so i think this is an effort that is wasted and -- >> jennifer, what do you make of those who say that the plarace played a role in this early on? >> i don't think race played any role in the allegations. i think this was a legitimate story. mr. cain brought it on himself and i find it peculiar that a lot of conservatives particularly on the talk show circuit play the race card, would say that mr. cain's not responsible for this. there's some giant plot out there to get him because he's a black conservative. there's no evidence of this. this is now -- >> "new york times," "the washington post." >> the facts that politico reported so i think this is a mess of his own making. >> james? >> what are the facts of politico reported? it's a bunch of hearsay. >> cain confirmed it. he said, yes, there were settlements. he was accused. >> there were sexual gestures? there's gestures, harassment. it's hyperbole. >> no. it's not hyperbole. it was a se

cops say another worker saw him do it. a restaurant spokesman says no customers were in danger.as delewded at the time. north carolina. more than 70 firefighters tackling massive blaze at abandoned manufacturing plant southwest of greensboro. the flames destroyed the building. investigators on the case. maryland. police studying this surveillance video from a 7/11 store outside d.c. to try to identify more than 50 people who swarmed the place. it's a so-called flash mob. a big group of people rushed the store to rob it police say the same thing happened at this nearby store last august. and that's a fox watch across america. >> shepard smith. this is "the fox report." it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. the defense secretary leon panetta revealing that he is warning of potentially devastating consequences for our military in the wake of a super committee's failure. since the committee failed to cut more than a trillion dollars from the deficit, automatic cuts are scheduled to take effect in 2013 and everybody knew they were coming. the congressional budget

the essay goes on to say the mathematical study says somewhere, they believe, other life exists. >>> a strange-looking bird is going up for adowntion. as far as they can figure, it's a tran sylvain yun naked neck chicken. it appears -- transylvanian naked neck chicken. the birds are valued more for their taste than their feet. they have nicknamed it timmy. they think it looks line tim lincecum. >> oh, god! -- looks like tim lincecum. >> oh! okay. let's go to sal. let's go to news clopper 2 looking at the corner of 19th and judah in san francisco. where people were riding up to take the street car in. all service have been restored. it's been shuttle service up there. from there, they had buses and now the judah is running way out to the beach and coming down dawn dash coming downtown. here comes one right now. it looks like people are just getting on. it's running all the way -- down -- coming down were downtown. here comes one right now. it looks like people are just getting on. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. 80 westbound at san san pablo avenue is babbed up to sun

so i say that is wrong. but news day co columnist alec says that is right. why is that right?aid get a college education. when you get out of school you will be off and have a solid career enable you to get started as an adult and, indeed, to pay off these loans. >> john: i didn't they will temperature that. these were politicians and colleges lying to them. >> they did a lot of it. our culture in general sent that message to young people for generations and for those generations it was true. it is not true any more. some of those kids are saying wait, hold on a second if i have this balance and chain of debt on me i will never be able to get my adulthood started. this is a problem and we need to face it. >> john: why would i loan if i knew that government might come in and say we are are going to change the rules of this deal? >> listen, cheerly individual responsibility is an important value here in kids and you will notice i'm not coming out to forgive every single nickel of student loans. i think we need to take a new look at this thing. >> john: i propose the opposite of

come here we've spoken to some of them is well they have to say. i'm here because i won't say cavity people. because we don't trust. all the power. due to. the fact that if you. want to in the world are just. running everything running all the people all the governors of states of this world have decided they own the world and they control what it should be we believe the people have their word without their words not something to say. and if you say something like fifteen thousand protesters there in the south of france at the moment how have the authorities been preparing for the forthcoming protests around the g twenty itself. well there's a scene of chaos not just from the side of protesters but also from the police because there's a helicopters overhead at the moment you can hear police sirens also the police really have melted its military style operation to shut down and stop any of the protesters going where they don't want them to go that includes compound where the g. twenty summit takes place but also some of the more sensitive areas of

why the feds say it is unconstitutional.ce: installing a christmas tree nidal malik hasan arresteds -- nidal malik hasan arresteds when you use a helicopter. unbelievable. unbelievable. the video is from new zealand and the helicopter snapped in half and smashed into the ground, and the new zealand herald reports the pilot was installing a 7-story christmas tree when the rotor hit some support cables and you can see it hit. bam! a new zealand television station reports that the pilot, amazingly, says he is doing fine. after that crash. >> i'm trace gallagher here forship on "studio b" with bad weather on the busiest travel weekend of the year, 42 million expected to drive, fly, or train to the thanksgiving destination according to aaa but, already, reports of significant delays. a fast-moving weather system dumped rain and snow up and down the eastern seaboard and flash flood warnings for some spots along interstate 95. and now, live in the fox weather station. >>reporter: it could be worse, but, certainly, a nuisance across

you say?well, look, when i first saw this, i thought it was a "saturday night live" comedy routine. are you kidding? i mean, a reporter from a major news organization asking if republics are uninformed, out of touch, or irresponsible? president obama even looked embarrassed by the question. it looked like. >> bill: he look at little perplexed. >> during that pause i thought he was going to say hey man, listen, i know you guys love me and for good reason you love me, but this is embarrassing. look, i have -- i have followed this for decades. and i don't think i have ever seen a case so unvarnished in terms of bias as this. i have said on this program more than once, bill, i have said on this program that bias is rarely blatant. this is jaw droppingly blatant. >> bill: the only escape hatch that mr. lothian has if s. if he was going for this big reaction. he wanted to provoke mr. obama to say these people are pinheads. >> he has no escape hatch. that was the most ridiculous question i have ever

he said he knew he was going get in trouble for that. >> saying tuity fruity and saying i know i will get in trouble. i was expecting him to say something like chunky monkey. that wasn't offensive at all. i think he should say it more often before he says stuff. >> i know i'm gonna get in trouble -- i think she is crazy. >> it is pretty normal stuff. people do like that about him. >> choppingy -- chunky monkey would have been kris chris stey. -- kris kristy. >>> bill, in the early 80s you predicted the rise of herman cain and then his fall and then he might bounce back. are you standing by that? >> i am standing by it. open your eyes. this is your show. get a grip. >> thanks for the answer. >> it wasn't a question. >> it wasn't a good question. >>> moving on. from cain to pain. are we debating waterboarding again? hell yes we are debating waterboarding. that's what you call a lead. michele bachmann started it during saturday's debate saying she would support the reinstatement of waterboarding as an interrogation technique for terrorist suspects and herman cain agreed. so on sunday pre

he says mr.t we could see other baseless allegations made against him as this appalling smear campaign continues. j.d. gordon goes on to say he has never acted in the way alleged by inside the beltway media and his distinguished record over 40 years spent climbing the corporate ladder speaks for itself. he adds since his critics have not been successful in attacking his ideas, they are resorting to bitter, personal attacks. mr. cain deserves better. that statement coming from the spokesman. we'll have more coming up. it's escalating in dramatic ways today. >>> other important news, new steps by president obama to try to repair bridges and roads, create jobs along the way across the country. his latest attempt to bypass congress is pouring more fuel on the tensions between the two parties in washington. let's bring in dan lothian with more. >> today, the president in both god and reagan, all part of his big push to create more jobs, bring down the unemployment rate. the backdrop today was the key

and you underlying -- you are saying that or you're not saying that. >> i'm saying very clearly that this administration in regard to israel's security and traditionally supported. each and every american president throughout the generation. but this, under this administration we went even further into a clear deep, deep commitment to the security of israel and beyond. i see them ready, their administration ready to veto steps whic some go ainst or perceived by us being against the interest of israel. i still remember very vividly, weekend night, quiet dramatic one and hundreds of demonstrators entered into the embassy. it was, we went in many channels but one of them was the administration. >> charlie: you called the defense minter. >> and he called president obama. and the americans put its weight to the utmost extent in order to make sure that it will end up properly. so i would not under estimate the commitment not to israel, not to the target. i should remind that for those who think that this administration is -- go and ask osama bin laden, go and ask the jacomes. go ask the ot

students saying the failure goes all the way to the top.his is your "am: wake-up call." >>> good morning to you. this is your "am: wake-up call" for monday. happy monday, november 21st. i'm carol costello. here are this morning's top stories. >>> a new york. joe pimentel was aarraigned. he was accused of plotting to bomb nypd police cars and post offices and u.s. ret rans returning from iraq and afghanistan. they call him a lone wolf and an al qaeda sympathizer. >>> members of the supercommittee appeared to come up short. six democrats and six republicans were tasked with coming up with a deal to reduce a $1.2 trillion deficit. now it appears they're simply working on the best way to say they failed without a deal. automatic across the board spending cuts will go into effect in 2013. >>> protesters and security forces are clashing for a third day in cairo's tahrir square. hundreds of army officers and police firing tear gas and rubber pellets. more than 1700 injured since saturday. egyptians are frustrated at the slow pace of reform and dem

> say it ain't so. nancy, hln's only shot at winning dancing with the stars, well, it kind of fizzled out. nancy grace was voted off the show last night. but the former prosecutor survived seven weeks with that good looking irish partner of hers. take a watch. >> we have worked together seven days a week for a long time now. and contrary to the way we were depicted, i actually love trysten very much. so i'm taking away a new best friend. also, i'm going to have a big fat check to deliver to the center of missing children. >> joe paterno is going to retire now at the end of the season. his record-breaking career ends as a former defensive coach faces charges of molesting eight boys. jason, tell us how this came about. everybody's been wondering and watching whether or not paterno would survive this scandal. how did it go down? >> well, there's a lot of back and fort going on, suzanne. you remember yesterday there was a press conference that was cancelled at the last minute. and then last night, there was

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the arab league saying syria's ignored a deadline to accept foreign observers in the country and now faces further sanctions this as france seeks to set up a humanitarian corridor in syria a move seen by many as a first step toward military intervention. conflicting sides on serbia's border with northern kosovo war and of a possible escalation of violence local serbs say nato backed forces are broken earlier agreements by trying to tear down a border barricade a move that led to fierce clashes. next cross talk with peter lavelle on the unfolding events of the arab spring and what the protestors real goals may be stay with us. i think it was. a low in welcoming cross-talk a little we knew tensions in violence but the doubt many of the hopes at the heart of the egyptian revolution is mubarak's military establishment angling to remain in power will next week's parliamentary elections be held and if they are will be seen this fair and legitimate. cross-talk egypt's prospects i'm joined by rania al maliki in cairo she is the chief editor of the daily news egypt in haifa we have david beca

backers say it would create jobs. the president says he's waiting for an environmental the review on the project. >>> the incoming president of the college of allergy, asthma and neurology says scented candles and plug ins are being used more often and that he's hearing a larger amount of compliants. that complaint ranges from easy noses to headaches and breathing problems. he says allergists need to be more aware of the issue. >>> penn's state athletic director and a school administrator have stepped down following a meeting over charges of former coach sanduski. he's accused of molesting eight boys via his foundation. today the head coach said he was shocked. others urge that sanduski must be innocent. >> until i hear it from his mouth i don't believe it. there's nothing i've seen that would lead me to believe he took part in this. >> he is a nice guy. everybody who knows jerry would say that. >> reporter: sanduski's attorney says that his client is very depressed and proclaims his innocence. >>> a 65-foot white fir

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what's he saying? there's a message out here. >> he prevetted this whole issue back in may where he said i expect to be the victim of a high tech lynching also. so he had awhile ago brought up this concept. he said he doesn't want to have race be partf this campaign. that's not a factor here. he has introduced it. this is a difference, you actually raised it before with governor huntsman. this is not quite the same as clarence thomas because there were settlements, agreements with these won. and these allegations were made 15 years ago. it's not coming up just now. >> the time thing actually matters, too. this is a 1990 thing. you've got to remember when you had clarence thomas, and anita hill, this was the early '90s when all those hearings brought this heightened awareness of sexual harassment. and the claims came flooding in. and if you look at all of the numbers, this was the height of when all this -- and i think as a result a lot of voters in some way write off some of that period and sort of say

you say potato. i say poe the toe. >> greg: somebody says that. >> kimberly: no one does say that.ell it, who ends up paying for it? >> greg: it doesn't go to the government. >> kimberly: that's what they say. they say it goes toward improving the marketing, the image of the charlie brown frustrated christmas trees. like this one that eric bolling has. >> andrea: they compare it to the got mitting commercial, ad campaign. if you said an ad campaign that is saying that santa needs better p.r. everybody knows santa and loves santa. >> greg: there are some santas at certain shopping centers need better p.r. >> eric: deodorant. >> greg: you know what i'm talking about. >> bob: what happened to santa with the red, with the -- >> greg: that wasn't santa. that was a guy from the village. >> bob: i want to say --g i want to talk about atheists. here is a group of people that might be more angry because it's the government getting involved in a religious holiday iconic image. should they be mad that the government is getting in bed with christmas? >> bob: they should even sue them. listen,

i say yes, but they also have people like me there. no one tells me what to say.no one says you are not welcome because you are not an orthodox conservative leaders and you are not our kind of conservative. that has never been true. to my mind i wish more of the critics would watch the product and then come to the conclusion. my experience is a lot of the critics never watched it. they're comfortable with the reflexive condemnation without assessing what is being delivered. [applause] >> i think you have somfans r >> >> i get beat up, as you can y tell.. [laughter] furlet me take it a little further. bill o'reilly is someone who stood by you and has been a true friend. friend. you write in the book i find his show balanced in a way few talk shows can match. are we talking about the same bill o'reilly? who is famous for dialing up the rhetoric and in flaming things like for example the kansas dr. featured in something like 29 episodes over a five year period. bill reilly called him the baby killer guilty of nazi stuff, operating at death mill, he has blood on his h

isn't he saying short of citizenship -- >> i can't tell you what speaker gingrich is saying. >> yet you call him -- >> if he does what i believe he said he was going to do, allow those people to become citizens, that's providing for them a form of amnesty. i'll let him describe his view. my view is straightforward. for those people who came here illegally, they should have the opportunity to get in line with everybody else who wants to come in to this country, but they go to the back of the line and they should be given no special pathway to citizenship or permanent residency merely because they've come here illegally. >> and they'd do it outside of this country? >> whether they -- whether they apply here or apply by going home, i think i've said in the past it makes more sense for them to go home if we set up a system to apply here. >> the question is what you do with the 11-plus million people who are already here, how you handle them. back in 2006-2007 you made a point of saying, we're not going to round them up and send them out. >> that's right. >> what do you do with them? >> ther

janell march teens says her 11- year-old -- martinez says her 11-year-old son has been bullied and saying he was pun inched classroom. -- punched in a classroom earlier this week. his grades began to slip teemed his mother he was being bullied. she called and e-mailed the teach and principal but this week it got worse. the punch was so severe it left a bruise on the boy's eye. >> i felt like you guys knew you know, something was going to happen. you know. and i felt like they ignored everything. >> reporter: now spokesman says the school system says we are unable to comment on a spie is civic case our sis -- specific case we take bullying aggressively. the antibullying policy spells out procedures for reporting bullying. janell filed a police report and she doesn't plan to send her son back to school today. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> bullying is a problem online and so is the fight against it. one young girl is using her experience to "stop the bull" hannah eevanson is selling bracelets to raise awareness. >> they said you are ugly and stupid and never going to do anything. and they

you're not saying that. i'm saying that. >> i'm not saying that. you're saying that. >> no.ng it. okay. is the issue of voter turnout in the black community the same as it is which is to say that turnout is low and therefore a lot of the change that the community may want in theory doesn't actually happen because unless you turn out to vote, you don't get to ellct the kinds of people who may carry your eed. >> look what happened just recently. in 2008, you had tremendous turnout in black neighborhoods because inspired by barack obama. >> right. >> the chance to elect the first black president was a powerful motivating force. >> right. >> two years later, that same turnout didn't happen, and you see what happened. >> yeah. yep. >> you see what happed. >> right. nonpartisan organization. >> nonpartisannorganization witnessed the election of idiots. [laughter] >> it. it. be. being an idiot or, or being a fool.. >> yes. >> . in the case of mr. trump, that is something that knows no party. >> indeed so. >> right. >> indeed so. >> so as we finish up here, then looking ahead to 201

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they say he raised his gun, so they fired. it's not clear whether the 33- year-old man was associated with an effort to establish an occupy cal camp at the school. there was a protest earlier. the man's condition has not been released. >>> pornographic images popping up on facebook pages across the country. tonight the alert you need to know about. >>> no elevator meant taking the escalator for one metro rider, but moments later that went out, too. we'll show you how other riders came to his rescue.   >>> at 11:00 corn graphic pictures invading people -- pornographic pictures invading people's facebook pages tonight at 11:00. >>> tonight and only on fox 5 metro riders rush to help a man in a wheelchair at the brooklyn station this morning. witnesses say the elevator was out, so he tried to go down the escalator in his chair. we have pictures of the rescue. fox 5's audrey barnes is monitoring metro tonight. >> he was screaming why aren't you helping him? he can't just be standing there watching. why aren

the military says it wants peace. we're keeping them honest. >>> also tonight, the latest on the penn state sex abuse scandal. jerry sandusky's lawyer spobds to new allegations reportingly coming from members of sandus sandusky's own family. >>> john, amazing video from new zealand where a helicopter crashed as a pilot was helping to set up a christmas tree. incredibly, the pilot survived this crash. that and much more when "360" continues. there's so much information out there. what's good for you today, is bad for you tomorrow. i had no idea what to choose. until i found pronutrients -- a new line of supplements from centrum, who i totally trust. omega-3 supports not only my heart, but my brain and my eyes too. probiotics helps with my digestive balance and my immune function. and fruit & veggie has antioxidant properties. new pronutrients from centrum helps make nutrition possible. -why? -why? -why? [ female announcer ] we all age differently. roc® multi-correxion 4 zone moisturizer with roc®retinol and antioxidant

i will say this. -- you know, he's in a tough spot and it's very rough and candidates, when they get into a firestorm like this have, you know, sometimes come unraveled. >> come unraveled. that's an interesting item or phrase. politic politico, by the way, has not identified the official source of the story. >> so what's the story on the restaurant association, where it is on whether any agreement was reached or not? >> right. definitely waiting on that. the main guy to watch on this is a guy named joel bennet, a famous name just this week. the lawyer says there's controversy. there's speculation this client might go public, clear the air, tell us specifically what behavior by herman cain she was complaining about that apparently led to a settlement a dozen years ago or so. however, mr. bennet has a long talk with the client last night, says she doesn't want to become public, doesn't want to become an anita hill figure and doesn't want to do any interviews. the attorney says he's going to ask the nati

says -- the e.u.ays it will consider lifting a ban on the scanner fist it gets evidence they're considered safe. in london, tina kraus, wjz eyewitness news. >> the full body scanners were introduced after a 24-year-old nigerian man hid plastic explosives in his underwear to try to blow up a plane in 2009. >> what started out as a normal day for three girls takes a terrifying turn. >> i'm sorry. hello? >> we're trapped under an elevator at high school. >> it happened at a high school in oklahoma. the three girls became trapped when they wandered through an open door for the elevator shaft. and it slammed shut and locked behind them. then the elevator started to come down on top of them. >> i pretty much thought that we were going to die. and me and my friends actually said goodbye to each other under there. >> it will take about 45 minutes for crews to rescue savannah and her friends. she did hurt her foot. and another girl was also hurt. they're both expected to be okay. >> a delaware mother is facing

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i thought overall, if you had to say one of them, a pure presidential, i would say huntsman came the closest. >> here is newt gingrich defending his position on immigration tonight. he says the united states should not support all illegal immigrants. >> i don't see how look -- the party that says that it is the party of the family will adopt -- i am prepared to take the heat for saying let's be humane in enforcing the law without giving them citizenship but by finding a way to create is that amnesty? >> it's something akin to what rick perry was talking about in terms of tuition for immigration, tuition for immigrants and children of immigrants. within his on very conservative party, and it is a form of amnesty that will cause him some problems and continued the picking on new debt that has started it as he has emerged. i think he will have a tremendous amount of explaining to do because this is essentially saying you are here, you are a good citizen that place taxes, we are not going to mess with you. let's make good citizens out of you. that makes it sound like a fairly smart progr

that's what they are saying. i asked this of other mayors in the country, is there a fair way to protect their first amendment rights and ensure public safety? >> absolutely. again, we have had probably 80 arrests here and no serious injuries. we have had some injuries but no serious injuries here in portland. you are not seeing a city in flames here because we work at communication, telling people what we are going to do, why we are going to do it and we work hard, all of us have been working hard at keeping the peace and louing and protecting freedom of expression. that is part of our responsibility, as well. >> i'm sure many cities around the country probably took note of what happened in denver, the violence there. do you think, mayor, you are taking a hard line -- by you taking a hard line it could backfire and energize the movement? do you worry or think about that? >> you know, i supported what a lot of the movement stands for. the movement is about getting the unique value preposition of the occupy wall s

he says all of my life, i never voted until now. >> i feel like my vote has value, she says. >> reporter: security is tight at the polls after nine days of clashes with cairo killed 40 people. the massive crowds have dwindled. but dozens who remain refused to vote, saying egypt's government must go first. >> reporter: the army did not step down says this protestor. none of our demands were achieved. but millions are expected to cast ballots to choose a parliament that will draft a new constitution for the country. egypt's best organized group anticipates winning a third of the vote. presidential elections won't be held until next june. but that doesn't -- didn't stop presidential homeful amir muceph from mingling with voters. it is thought to be the leading contender for the job. he is for his invasion of israel. and the u.s.-led invasion of iraq. >>> just a third of egypt's regions were cast ballots today and tomorrow. the rest will go to the polls over the next 8 weeks. the final results are expected sometime in mid-january. >>> tensions are rising in pakistan after a cross border atta

these are reasons that the american people say no to his plan.lk to him before the plan i would say before you put yours together you should have given me a call. i would have told you, you are going about it the wrong way. >> bret: good plan? >> he has discovered good talking points. ultimately, he will attack president obama on medicare cuts and he will say you voted for paul ryan budget plan and you wanted to cut medicare. but as for mitt romney's problem in the primary electorate, he is only at 30%. which he has just broken now finally. because republicans -- >> bret: in one poll? >> one poll. he could inch up in others. but after running for six years he is not doing very well. the republican party is looking for another choice. and many, many conservatives still blame him for imposing a mandate on people uninsured in the state of massachusetts period. end of story. so that is why they are shopping first donald trump and then michele bachmann and then rick perry and herman cain. now the former speaker newt gingrich on the fifth backup date t

would say, that things will be extended for a few hours in some places. even extended until midnight. it is going quite smoothly. people are proudly asking them, as they are prepared in the elections, when most of them did not go, thinking it was not worth it. it was difficult for them to choose with countless candidates. one student told me this morning that she was researching the internet for days, the background of the parties and candidates, she finally made her choice. >> this is a very long process. there is no way of knowing, right now, even if the muslim pbrotherhood has the lead going into the second day of voting. >> it is a very long process. every election day will take two days now. altogether, we will have six rounds of elections in various provinces of egypt. the only generated result will be the final result of whose talk over the muslim brotherhood is the strongest party. this was my impression when i spoke to people in front of the polling station. there were also reports of a strong showing of women, a strong showing of questions, whic

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and i always thought what i was saying was i need another cup of coffee i thought that's what i was saying i don't know you sounded like a lady and you a soc gen says that no one can claim to be immune from a greek style spiral why because our economies are mature and we are aging so public expenditure they say will hit forty five percent of g.d.p. by two thousand and fifteen but. max i don't think it's because just because we're aging i think it's because we have too much crime too much banking crime too much debt. well that's this is the underlying kind of realisation that is slowly coming into the consciousness of those who are being victimized by banking crime you know member ten years ago it was the antiglobalization movement and then they figured out you know what let's let's get more specific care it's actually wall street it's actually the banks we need to attack and then the next step would be to name individual bankers and then to get the pitchfork. but soc gen should talk because of course they wouldn't be in existence if greece actually went under because bailing out greece was

mary a month say now he's that much saved by not just the politicians here but of course by brussels and the usa needs as well he said described as being someone who knows the system inside and out and what they're really looking for at this point is someone he's going to be able to lead the new government in whatever form that will take them through this very difficult time and give a very strong signal to the markets that they've got someone in place he's credible he can be trusted and of course he can push through these very harsh austerity measures and you know they prefer extremely controversial in the past we've seen rising here in italy eva some of. the eighty hikes and pension cuts say be unpopular measures be deemed here in the country certainly amongst the political. elise is absolutely necessary or so you mentioned former you commissioner mario monti coming in to the helm here but there are many saying that italy really is on the brink do you actually think so there's a long awaited reshuffling it was leadership will give the country what it needs to pull through this cris

he can say what he wants to say, he blew himself up.but there was something serious going on there. for -- >> i watched that whole speech. i wasn't in the room, and i talked to a number of people in the room. and they were not as taken by that in the moment. have you talked to people who said this? he was -- it was not one of those moments like the howard dean scream. if you were in the room when that happened, you did not recognize how it would play because of the difference between being in the room and watching it on television. now, having said that, it still has the impact it has. and so some of the things, the eye rolling and some of his animation and his kind of silly demeanor does stick. that hurts him. but he does still have maybe the best shot at trying to challenge. >> but again, and i think that's pretty much on the money. you say it all the time, joe. rick perry will not play in suburban philadelphia where pennsylvania is won or lost with those moderate republican and independent voters. and there's only one candidate on th

voting say it increases voter turnout.wasn't the case in san francisco last week. only 40% of registered voters turned out. the lowest in 36 years. however, opponents of the system say it disenfranchises minority voters. it turns out the chinese- american voters turned out in record numbers. tonight a closer look at both sides of what some call instant runoff elections. >> what's the ma majority of 26? >> that would be 14. >> reporter: sit 14. the person with the lowest number of votes gets dropped and their second place votes get reallocated. >> give them to these people, right? >> avalos. >> difficultiy. >> reporter: at least i didn't lose any money. he believes voters lose and that's not the way he felt as campaign of a board in san jose. >> i was for ranked choice voting before i was against it. >> reporter: now he is against it as anyone. >> mostly it doesn't elect people with a majority and discriminates against non- english speakers and ethnic minorities. >> reporter: corey cook is the director of leo mccarthy cente

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he says let them go ahead.hink he thinks he's befoabove law. >> certainly a strike report from espn, but davis first gave that and you had i can't tapeud. why did espn sit on it for eight years before finally reporting on it today? fredricka whitfield posed that question to the reporter who wrote the story, mark schwartz. >> we interviewed bobby davis extensively in several locations for dozens of hours, both on the phone, in camera -- on camera, and we had what we thought was a very credible story. however, what we did not have at the time was swoon to corroborate the facts of his story, another alleged victim of the same alleged abuser, better any fine. we did have the tape at the time as you say and we had bobby davis, one victim, but only ten days ago on thursday, the 17th, did a second victim actually come forward and appear on camera and that was 45-year-old mike lang who is the older stepbrother of bobby davis who alleged a very similar pattern of abuse from bernie fine. so at that point, our goal was to