. >> reporter: all these perce percents -- >> it's mast. >> reporter: intended to make politics seem like facts that can't be argued with. >> like a sports analogy. it's odds, percentage chances. people have those percentages in their mind. they know their take-home pay. things that apply in their own life. >> reporter: but too many percents and you risk sounds like yogi berra, who said baseball is 90% physical, the other half is mental. a recent survey showed 42% of americans don't believe the polls. bottom line, percents don't always make sense. keep in mind, tonight, both candidates looked like they were addressing the 100%. but really, they're vying for a much smaller piece of the pie. really, they're trying to capture the undecided voters in the swing states who happen to be watching. that's not the 99%, not even the 47%. but that tiny fraction will end up deciding who won. >> if you want to focus on a percentage in this election that matters the most, it's 4% of the people that are undecided who are still waivering back and forth. >> reporter: and to these guys, that might be t

out more personal than i thought it would be when i began, but i did not want to write a travel book perce. travel was the form i have been writing about for the last 10 years, a platform that i understood. i use travel to seoul dilemmas and answer questions that i have in life. i have questions i needed answered and i traveled. i traveled with this bill lamm of that i had. it was an internal thing that plays out in 3 d, kilimanjaro and the amazon. it had to be personal if it was going to be anything, otherwise it is just random travel. tavis: that the question you were trying to answer was? gosh i had been gauged for a number of years and i found myself unable, at a certain way, to get married. i thought i suffered from that i love you, i have got to go syndrome. the paradox of really wanting to be here and part of the yearning to be on my own. reconciling, i think, the need for community, commitment, intimacy, and the need for solitude. it is a problem i have wrestled with and there was no precedent for it. tavis: this conversation will get me in trouble and i was reluctant to even have

. >> just thought i might perc your attention. >> what about the yankees?> baseball playoffs are underway. >> bill karins is sitting there like a potted plant. he cares. stop being mean to bill karins. >> hey, joe. hey, joe, he is a potted plant. look at him. >> bill, we love you. >> potted plant. >> how about those yankees. >> do you want to hear about the yankees? okay. thank you. tied at 2-0 in the ninth. a shot off of jim johnson. a five run inning for the yankees. they win game one 7 hch 2. nationals and cardinals playing game one. nats cy young candidate gonzalez is in trouble in the second after walking the bases loaded. he throws a wild pitch scoring the runner from third. it would be a two-run inning for the cardinals. skip ahead to the eighth with men on second and third. tyler moore delivers a two out single to right scoring both runners. nats come from behind late to win it 3-2. [ applause ] >> no one else is clapping but i still love you. >> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe", mitt romney prepares to deliver a major foreign polic

perced the football and with the next round of world cup qualifiers set to kick off on friday manager fabio capello has confirmed that the self will remain captain as russia host portugal for their third tie at the luzhniki stadium isn't it midfielder hasn't paid for his club for almost a month after a dispute over pay with head coach in china splatting which a bump or fate has this report. this is russia's hardest hit so far in the bid to qualify for the two thousand and fourteen world cup in brazil automatically however preparations for the game of portugal haven't been ideal for the goodness of which you need to make your headlines the twenty eight year old has been training with his unique reserves for the last three weeks after refusing to play in a league match against previous severe to do to him want to go higher salary however busy it would be under says he's in excellent physical shape and would be ready to take on the portuguese. show if it would look at i would like to thank fabio capello for calling me up to the national team squad and i'll try to do everything to repay h

shares are at an all time high, up 4.3 perce nt today. the company reported better than expected quarterly profits. business has been helped by its full control of crown imports. that company imports corona into the u.s. three of the five most actively traded exchange traded products were lower. with the s&p 500 ending essentially unchanged, the volatility exchange traded note was down 1.4 percent. and that's tonight's market focus. >> susie: next week on n.b.r. dyson, the vacuum cleaner company is hanging up its "help wanted sign". we'll visit the company's new chicago-area call center. and the holiday season is fast approaching. next week we're looking at reatil, from e-commerce to >>> this is a test to see if the captions are passing through correctly or not. this is a test to see if the captions are passing. watchw industrials but also the dow transportation index. why are those two big bedroom teres? >> they're two important barometers because they really are brom ters for important parts of the economy. obviously, you have the dow j

fifteen minutes could save you fifteen perce or more on car insurance. john: the new "atlas shrugged" movie just came out playing in 1,000 theaters. it is faithful to the book. the book brilliantly predict did today of the suffocating bureaucracy that gradually kills freedom and opportunity. last year there was another movie but that was just part part i was a rush job. rt to was better in the movie maker is a businessman you made this happen. it bewilders me nobody else did because this book sells 1 million copies, 55 years later number 100 on the amazon list. my book is way below that. rated one of the most influential books after the bible. >> bought the rights 1992. i thought it would be a quick outsource and the studio. but it did not have been. the rights expired so early april i tried to develop a team and two 1/2 onths later restarted photography. john: news center own money. >> production budget was 5.5 and the rest of it was the other five. john: you spent twice as much of your own money. >> ii i did but up but we did have investors and the bud

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we'll be right back. ty one perc. home values... rising. our auto industry... back. and our heroes are coming home. we're not there yet, but we've made real progress and the... last thing we should do is turn back now. here's my plan for the next four years: making education and training a national priority; building on our manufacturing boom; boosting american-made energy; reducing the deficits responsibly by cutting where... we can, and asking the wealthy to pay a little more. and ending the war in afghanistan, so we can... do some nation-building here at home. that's the right path. so read my plan, compare it to governor romney's... and decide which is better for you. it's an honor to be your president... and i'm asking for your vote... so together, we can keep moving america forward. i'm barack obama and i approve this message. >>> candidates are crisscrossing the buckeye state today. tonight the president heads to friendlier territory in cleveland two days after visiting dayton with the vice president. by the end of today, the four candidates will have made ten

we haven't seen the patients perce, but we are jumping into a couple.ndeed the patients are being moved here. >> that is so impressive. an armada of ambulances moving out patients because the hospital in its current condition can no longer offer care. >> thisslocation is flooding. just a half a block personal way. move patients here. move over. windup. >> and zaria's come to this. that is so impressive. from my limited vantage point here. >> i would say about 30. >> we have to be hopeful and thankful at this time that these are not patients that are nearly being admitted considering the fact that this hospital is taking on a whole lot of new patients that came from the other hospitals. >> and sorry. getting my hospitals confused. outside, but the lights are out. >> yes. this is new york medical center. >> and the patients are being moved from there? >> yes. correct. >> got you. >> were not quite sure where they're moving to. move up ahead here to slightly more. you can see that there is blockage year. it's just shut off. the avenue. it's shut down. up a

or google apps which are earnings fell out of bed down 19% and the stock plunged because the price perclick fell 15% despite the high demand and the cheaper mobile shift that is now dog and facebook. we will see how they do today. ashley: thank you so much. don't miss our extensive coverage of "after the bell" earnings. all coming in down after the bell at 4:00 p.m. eastern time and you can catch them on fox business. tracy: a busy afternoon. time for stocks as with every 15 minutes, nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. market selloff sparked by weaker earnings but believe it or not you found a little shining star, didn't you? nicole: that is right. dow jones industrial is actually improving some, they had been down over 260 points earlier in the day, hopefully not too far off those levels, a little improvement as we are approaching the closing bell, now down 210 points for loss of 1.5%. maggiore have been in the red. here is the shining star as tracy was talking about, when we look at them their lower courtly profits came in, they cited slower trades. they nar

lori peres will be asking the perce. >> you talked a lot about protecting american manufacturing jobs. your opponent has criticized you for not having a comprehensive job plan. tell us about it. >> thank you to all of our sponsors for being here. thank you to ucon. this is special. we met each other at the law school. that is as dramatic as it gets for kathy and i. let's talk about this. protecting manufacturing is critical to protecting this stage. i do have a jobs plan. linda mcmahon to stop saying i don't. manufacturing is the heart of it. the buy-american caucus stands for this. our taxpayer dollars should be used to fund jobs here in suspe. it relies heavily on manufacturing. >> you have talked quite a bit about your track record of creating jobs as a business owner. as a u.s. venture, how would you create jobs that >> i do have a six. plan. he does not have a plan. it cuts taxes on businesses so they're competitive. it rolls back regulations. it cut spending 1%. it empowers our work force. it calls for a comprehensive leadership policy that will continue to drill for natural gas

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when i was a boy, had a great privilege of playing basketball with nez perce.ost, and we want to the nationals. i thought at a young age being different than it everybody else in a competitive environment like that helped my formation and led me to want to learn more about other cultures. i think you would find me as someone who has great sympathy and a great understanding of the issues, but i don't think this casino is the right maneuver in that area of washington right now. >> senator cantwell? >> i have been very concerned that as indian gaming increases across america that we don't have reservations shopping. that is why we have supported stronger rules to maturities rules are outlined. this tribe has to go through a process and procedure. i have no idea whether they meet the requirements or not, but it is important follow the process and the community and everyone around them have a say. i know there are concerns about fairchild. there are concerns from other business interests. if that is what a regional process is, i hope to make sure that process goes w

. >> the house has done better in making its proceedings more transparent to the public online perce that is according to participants up a foundation event looking at transparency in congress posted this week in washington, d.c.. >> good afternoon. well compared my name is daniel schuman and i'm director of the advisory committee who is hosting this event. this discussion is going to focus on whether congress is serious about transparency. cupe going to explore the progress made and talk about some of the deficits. we're going to do my portion very quickly. what is interesting is what the panelists have to say. let me start by introducing them appeared immediately on my right is hugh halpern. sirs s when the chief adviser on communication patterns appeared to my left is jim harper, the policy studies at the cato institute. he's also the founder of com.ingtonwaatch. last and not least is john wonderlich, the policy director at the sunlight foundation. abouts more information today's panelists on york shares. i like to thank the representatives who are the co- chairs for giving us the

. >> regarding the strikes on the nuclear exchange or strikes and facilities perce, it becomes a lot more challenging then i think this study has -- a fairly pioneering one in terms of trying to put some hard numbers on the actual economic consequences. simply because it is very hard to win the coming to get a good grasp on how the psychology of markets is going to respond. and if you -- even just like that of the oil markets have responded in the past few weeks with seemingly unexplainable spikes and drops, no less than three or four times in the last two weeks alone, you begin to grasp just how complex it is to make an assessment in -- these markets themselves don't exactly know how to price this sen. i want to make one more point that i think might be a useful segue to your question to mike about the price of an action. the -- one scenario that indeed we did was the study of what happens if we let sanctions lapse. but, you know, we take as the existence of a nuclear iran. that would bring in a whispering it to the oil markets, and it would be a kind of difference than in actual ex