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us or allies in the region having spent around billion dollars in this election campaign brock obama is america's commander in chief again. president obama will be sworn into office in january something his supporters are very excited about their hopes and expectations include jobs no more devastating wars and no more financial meltdowns there was a good number of people who voted for barack obama because they were voting against mitt romney's seeing him as more aggressive especially when it comes to foreign policy and seemingly out of touch with middle class america and a lot of people didn't see a choice at all in this election in washington i'm going to check on and with obama to remain in the white house now the question is how washington will develop its relations with the rest of the world. live reports now on the middle east. what we have seen from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is that he has not shied away from making it publicly known that he would have put food a republican inside the white house what we now witnessing and what we have seen in the past is so

us or allies in the region having spent around a billion dollars in this election campaign brock obama is america's commander in chief again president obama will be sworn into office in january something his supporters are very excited about their hopes and expectations include jobs no more devastating wars and no more financial meltdowns there was a good number of people who voted for barack obama because they were voting against mitt romney's seeing him as more aggressive especially when it comes to foreign policy and seemingly out of touch with middle class america and a lot of people didn't see a choice at all in this election in washington i'm going to shake out. but with obama to remain in the white house now the question is how will washington develop its relations with the rest of the world let's talk about it more with our team correspondent there live for us in jerusalem good to see you paula as we know israel has lauded obama's victory however it's fairly common knowledge over the past four years relationship the relationship between washington and tel aviv hasn't been exact

voters rejecting prop 38. >>> we want to bring in stan brock with fact-checking in all this. there's been hype on both sides of the cane on prop 30. a lot of fear, prop 30 is trending in the yes direction. give us an explainer here. what happens if it fails or if it is yes tomorrow morning? >> we saw the numbers. it does seem like it's a toss-up at this point. 50% more, 54% against. there's 31% of districts reporting at this moment. there's major areas of the state of california that have not weighed in. we don't know yet. i'm an optimist. maybe you're an optimist. let's look at what would happen if prop 30 passed. you hear numbers of $6 billion. we're looking at the trigger cuts if prop 30 fails. let me address that first. if prop 30 fails, this is because of the fact it was assumed by the legislature and by governor brown, it would be part of the budget, you're looking at trigger cuts of $5.3 billion in cuts, $250 million to the university of california system, $250 million to the state university system and $50 million to developmental services, just to same a few, for a t

history brock obama was reelected this week as a u.s. president beating his republican rival mitt romney and oh man he picked obama over romney because of his softer talk on foreign policy he doesn't quite walk the walk as or he's going to take on the reports. in the wake of president obama's reelection there was no sense of euphoria as in two thousand and eight but his victory did come as a relief to most americans his challenger mitt romney was widely seen as more aggressive especially in his foreign policy rhetoric also a seemingly out of touch with middle class america we are on the american family and we rise or fall together as one nation. waiting for him right after reelection is the so-called fiscal cliff a combination of automatic tax hikes and spending cuts all we need is action from the house. and i got the pen right to sign the bill right away. but averting the fiscal cliff is probably not the first issue addressed by the president. he also rise the drone strike targeting a group of al qaeda militants in yemen on wednesday th

that if you look at the ruling order in the united states there seems to be a great deal of stability brock obama kind of painted himself as his kind of left wing in a way changed let's shake everything up at the end of the day he bailed out banks or as he bailed out wall street he wound down some stupid wars like the iraq war but he wound up some what on a smaller but equally stupid wars and libya and elsewhere so i think essentially there's less sadly there's really a great deal of stability between these two parties and the sooner they're going to wake up to that the better in my opinion. right we now have gannett she can live with us now from washington how are things looking right now in this fiercely fought face. well we just heard mitt romney conceding he accepted his loss basically president obama now has three hundred three electoral votes and he needs just two hundred seventy to win mitt romney is behind with two hundred three electoral votes quite impossible for him to catch up at this point those are the latest projections there and although it was a very close race in some of t

punishing operation and in order to outflank all near the architect of operation cast lead and if brock who is known who has much more credibility among military the netanyahu so essentially palestinians are dying in order to win votes for benjamin netanyahu and his new partner as they were lieberman it's tradition israeli politics to campaign on the blood of ellis that ins we saw it in operation cast lead every major party including kadima then led by tzipi livni i'm boasting about how how much they supported israel talent in the gaza strip with city livni actually declaring that the israeli army acted like hooligans and that was a good thing so this is classic israeli politics and that's earlier on we showed a photo of a b.b.c. journalist carrying the body of his baby this was on the b.b.c. website and is no longer on the front of the website we think i mean is this just because things are moving so fast there. i think it's kind of it's absurd that you don't see more journalistic solidarity more solidarity in the western media for one of their colleagues who is working in a war zone a

. >> we should just look right over there and say good night, patty brock. >> patty brock, have a good night's sleep, okay? >> and patty, you know what's up, next? right? "hardball." >>> advise and consent. let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start with simple, undeniable facts. the president of the united states has the right and duty to select the secretary of state, the person he thinks will best help him shape and project this country's foreign policy. just as important, the senate has the duty to advise and consent to his decision. if senators see a serious problem with a nominee, they have a right and duty to speak and vote that way. someone keeps telling the press that president obama prefers to nominate u.n. ambassador susan rice, and as long as that person is not the president and does so under ground rules that protect his or her identity, we are condemned to this preventative war we're watching in washington. one side attacking while no one outside the gates of the white house knows what the president intends. i take president

. >> we should just look right over there and say good night, patty brock. >> patty brock, have a good night's sleep, okay? >> and patty, you know what's up, next? right? "the ed show." you could have said it. >> she did. i heard her. >> thank you, sally. >> thank you. so why are they still demanding millions of dollars in bonuses? >>> and we'll tell you how senator john mccain fits in with congressman louie gohmert's latest conspiracy theory. >> this administration sent planes and bombs and support to oust gadhafi so al qaeda and the muslim brotherhood could take over libya. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks. republicans are walking tall in public but hanging their heads behind closed doors. john boehner struck a defiant tone during a news conference today. he blamed the president and democrats for stalling negotiations on a debt deal. >> despite the claims that the president supports a balanced approach, the democrats have yet to get serious about real spending cuts. and secondly, no substantive progress has been made in the talks between the white house and the house over

bricks and stone walking ways torn up and docks brock apart.minutes. stay with fox. before all of the votes were counseled environmentalist pushing president obama to double down on his green agenda. calling for stricter regulation on energy companyings. that could be why energy stocks got pummeled after the election and steve said it is why we get use tod the higher gas prices. >> two big things that hit us on the energy front. one regulatory and epa is frothing at the mouth to reduce gas supply and natural gas that make its easy and cheap now it will be expensive and rare so get used to it. high prices in the gas pump. >> emac what do you think? >> i agree about the weaker dollar, yes. oil goes up in price and i agree with steve about the bridge tollburrcrat necessary washington dc wreaking our energy supply. i believe in the natural gas revolution . it is 10 percent of our energy supply here in the united states and creating two million jobs and germany is afraid of how powerful our natural gas energy is. i hope that reduces the discomfort.

in europe, if you also to the brock broadcasters, they see no difference between the terrorist use of missiles by hamas aimed at civilians and israel exercising a right of self-defense on the other. it's one side attacks then the other side responds with no differentiation. hamas has a advantage. israelis would like to get this resolved without going after the sources of the rockets, those that are are launched from the gaza strip, those that are manufactured in the gaza strip but they may have no alternative. if the united states were rocketed by a hostile power, i don't think we would let our civilian population live under those circumstances. we would retaliate, which is exactly what the israelis are doing. >> you talk about the sources of the weapons, the missiles come from iran, they're manufactured in iran, they have a 47-mile radius range and can potentially hit tel aviv. how does hamas get those, has egypt let them do that and how do we stop iran, if we can, from harming hamas? >> there's a big debate about what egypt's position is. some say the muslim brotherhood government i

even though you were voted off, much success to you jason brock. >> thank you, dave! >> see you when you come back here. >> yes. thank you! >> you can watch the x-factor right here on channel 2. it airs every wednesday 8:00 p.m. >>> after opening, lower stocks are trying to edge slightly higher a new report shows consumer sentiment rose to the highest level in more than five years. investors are waiting for comments from president obama. the dow lost more than 400 points over the last few sessions due to fears about the fiscal cliff. the dow is up 24. the nasdaq is up, 17. s&p is up 6. >>> the san francisco-based company tap joy is expanding -- tap joy's is expanding its reach. right now, tap joy's makes money by giving video game players access to extra content if they agree to view extra ads. they deliver ads to 100 million mobile devices a month. now it wants to make a similar move to online publications and tv. >>> the business times report that says the future may depend on apps that help student with the best schools for them or help them find a tutor. >>> also

i can tell in israel and it's not just prime minister netanyahu it's the defense minister abe who brock who comes from the left of the political spectrum and is in israel they are united and i think they reflect the general consensus that while israel should not rush into a military attack that israel should exhaust every other option because any other option is better than a military attack but as a last resort whenever that time comes and that something only the israeli defense planners and political leaders will know they will not share that with any of us unfortunately but when that moment comes i believe they will act and do you believe that they would act alone if they choose to go to war if they felt they had no other choice i believe israel would act alone they've made that very clear and president obama has made very clear that while he opposes a military attack at this time he recognizes israel's. inability to outsource if you will it's defense to other countries implicitly saying he understands that if israel has to act it will by all estimations iran is nowhere near making a

very closely the israeli defense minister who has indicated that this could be just the beginning mr brock who broke the last this really ground attack on gaza four years ago this three week operation cast lead in which more than one thousand and one hundred palestinians and twelve israelis were killed the u.s. has basically told us well whatever you do to the palestinians in gaza we're not going to polls when i think intervene and the usual line is the one that we heard this wednesday and that is we stand by always really partners in the right to defend themselves against terrorism but does the word terrorism in this context justify any actions by israel because it very much seems like it from the u.s. point of view and that is what many people don't understand but it's also interesting how washington chooses which acts of terror to condemn this terrorism and which ones not to condemn for example suicide bombings that happen in syria on a regular basis the u.s. does not hurry to condemn. acts of terror so the word terrorism may have different interpretations in washington often an act of

very closely these really defense minister who has indicated that this could be just the beginning mr brock head the last israeli ground attack on gaza four years ago the. operation in which more than one thousand and one hundred palestinians and twelve israelis were killed this wednesday offensive is almost certain to set up a new round of heavy fighting with gaza militants who are who are said to have a significant arsenal of rockets and missiles now the region may very well find itself in a devastating circle of violence we saw that happen in the past time and time again but essentially nothing has been done to address some of the root causes of this middle eastern tragedy it is a very complex situation and the u.s. has basically told israel whatever you do to the palestinians in gaza we're not going to. and the usual line is that is the one that we heard this wednesday we stand by our we freely park in their right to defend themselves against terrorism but does the word terrorism in this context justify all actions any action by israel because it very much seems like it that that is wha

coming up at 6:00, nbc bay area's sam brock examines what is at stake here, and who is telling the truth on tonight's reality check. >>> driving to see your relatives this thanksgiving day might take a little more time because rain is on the way to the bay area. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is in the nbc bay area weather center to show us when and where the rain will fall. >> that's right. fits the holidays, it seems like mother nature is pushing in some sort of storm system. that's what is happening right now. the nature of this is very slow going. we've had rainfall up into the north bay for about the past 12 to 18 hours. roadways are dramatically different if you're traveling from the south bay. it is very slick on highway 101, up into santa rosa where we had a quarter to a half inch again. more to the south, showers developing in san francisco, oakland, all the way down to san mateo with some of the worst delays right at this current moment at san francisco international airport, running two and a half to three hours behind. we do expect over the next 24 hours for those delays at

shows asia it's the geopolitical top priority after a break brock obama becomes the first survey american leader to visit myanmar. a sacred place rising out of the waters of the lake the long ministry is home to one hundred fifty orthodox monks mostly younger than thirty five and they've come from many different places and backgrounds to live in isolation here spiritual life it takes up many hours on the road to becoming a monk requires both hard work and religious telly cation. salem's to become and has cattle as part of this preparation. however these beasts is a musical company. they sure sound sequences you know they react to the sound signals the flutes the herders had in the old days they needed them it wasn't just fun but these meadows didn't come naturally requiring decades of composting to bring the soil up to farming standard this island is mostly rock. the soil here is very thin on the monks can't just get more of it because they're surrounded by the lake so they have to work very hard in order to provide whatever food they need. they grow their own crops farm their own fish an

to appeal to voters who have not yet decided and this division between them does seem to suggest brock's saying that netanyahu may not have been completely truthful around the iranian nuclear threat certainly there is a division not only on this level but in the greater political elite here in israel although the question is still unanswered whether or not israel plans to strike iran and if indeed it does win policy r.t. jerusalem. found on our website r.t. dot com right now for you the national rover curiosity discovers the red planet has quite a lot in common with how why. and on the waves of hunger are rising intraparty and upset people. discovered a chunk of tsunami relief fund has been spent on unrelated projects these stories and much more for you right now on our website. human rights activists in the u.k. are raising the alarm but the fight against terrorism is being used as an excuse for racial profiling and harassment. reports now on the claim that intelligence agents have resorted to prosecution rather than protection. somali born marty hashi had grown up in the u.k. from the

presidential election but even all the files stretch brock obama and mitt romney remain effectively tied with neither debates nor a devastating hurricane giving either candidate a tangible advantage questions are mounting what the most expensive campaign of the country's history has really achieved and there is a growing feeling it was more about impressing the viewer than talking real politics as it is nice to see if you're going to explains some time fire is the best way to explain the blame game in full swing why didn't you call me when you're working on this thing finger pointing did make it worse mocking he even called it marvelous which is a word you don't often hear when it comes to describing a budget a tax this president's a lightweight we've all agreed that families are off limits. dogs are apparently fair game what you're seeing is them finally rising up to the level of professional wrestling and i say rising up to it because in pro wrestling in front of the cameras we all hate each other behind the scenes it's a business. and that's the same way it is for them it's a sham a s

trying to appeal to voters who have not yet decided and this division between them does seem to suggest brock saying that netanyahu may not have been completely truthful around the iranian nuclear threat so to me there is a division not only on this level but in the greater political elite here in israel although the question is still unanswered whether or not israel plans to strike iran and if indeed it does win policy r.t. jerusalem. and on our web site r.t. dot com right now for you the martian rover curiosity discovers the red planet has quite a lot in common with how why. and the ways. of anger rising in japan after people discovered a chunk of tsunami relief fund has been spent on unrelated projects these stories and much more for you right now on our website. and coming up prominent in u.s. historian and analyst is steven cohen gives his view on his take on the future of relations between moscow and washington. it's perched atop a giant rock and the view from the tobolsk prevalence stretches as far as the eye can see up for a city that chilled all of siberia for centuries. it lost its

middle east professor joshua landis from the university of oklahoma says that despite some pretty shoes brock will bomb or will remain reluctant to take decisive steps on syria in the short term. i think the united states is going to approach in the obama administration is going to approach the syria problem with great. great trepidation great care getting sucked into syria militarily. a bomber has spent most of his first term trying not to do that and there is no reason to think he will get sucked in and so far the syrian opposition has been so fragmented that they don't know how to support it or who to support the syrians of course feel abandoned and they are abandoned the world is not helping them almost no aid is getting in even for the rest. g.'s very little is very little is being done the united states has not committed very much money to this process and part of the united states turns right back to syrians and says you have to get together and organize we can't we can't begin funding militias that may be penetrated by or turned out to be so if the theory is that if they can offer a s

every year nader's right both parties will get worse if the people continue elect conservatives like brock obama or right wing ideologues like mitt romney the rich will get richer the poor get poorer so what do we do you know a lot of people have reached out to me asking why is it that i talk about all the things that are wrong but i never talk about what actions we can all take to make an impact where it can and will make a difference think about why you participate in the electoral process your vote your vote is a way to voice your support or discontent every two to four years some say it's your civic duty and a lot of times that's all people do politically and their entire lifetime the truth is though everything you do want to daily basis is political and every day you have multiple opportunities to cast a vote think about it this means the website you visit to make the corporate media relevant the food you purchase to support local organic farms the gas. so you buy or don't buy the local businesses you choose to support the people you talk to and the things that you say all of these ac

but find out why america's top ally in the mideast is not too happy about brock obama's reelection and much more coming up after this. recently protests and demonstrations of any kind were banned until further notice and by crane a curfew as you can't go out of your home when the government doesn't want you to has already been in effect in the country since two thousand and eleven many of the protests which are now totally forbidden were related to members of the public demanding the release of political prisoners four people were also recently arrested for insulting the king over twitter wow a middle eastern country that has totally shut down any form of protest and hud's you down if you tweet about the leadership so it's pretty undemocratic to me and that nato is already fueling up ready to take action some freedom into warmer eight well not really if nato really cared about spreading democracy you'd think they'd be more consistent with their targets but that's just my opinion. sigrid laboratory to mccurry was able to build the world's most sophisticated robot which will unfortunatel

if you look at the ruling order in the united states there seems to be a great deal of stability brock obama kind of painted himself as his kind of left wing in a way changed let's shake everything up at the end of the day he bailed out same courtesy bailed out wall story he wound down some stupid wars like the iraq war but he wound up some what are smaller but equally stupid wars and libya and elsewhere so i think essentially there is and sadly there's really a great deal of stability between these two already and the sooner they are going to wake up to that the better in my opinion. at least obama's victory isn't exactly a vocal that much tribulation israel openly back mitt romney who went out of his way to support tel of eve and while the arab world is not exactly enthusiastic and here's our bomb as floored it but moderate and the lesser of two evils middle east correspondent paula slim has this story. what we have seen from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is that he has not shied away from making it publicly known that he would have preferred a republican inside the w

rankings there is still major problems with things like infrastructure corruption and simplifying brock you see all of these things heard before and the russian government conscious is that they are going to need to improve these core underlying foundations for of for investors to want to stay in the right sun in the reality let's fast forward a year or we still going to be sat here having this same conversation about capital up like well i hope you're not too bored yes i think we think we will still be here chris i said precisely what we'll be discussing is less certain there is the potential for big changes of course oil and gas prices have a special significance for russia who knows what could happen to them prices around the world investors mood around the world can swing massively russia's market notoriously volatile but in some form at least everyone out there watching we will be here and we will keep you updated on this the jolly good tom thanks very much indeed for that calculator. ok let's move on and check out some markets then shall we it's been a tumultuous week for the u.s.

after billions of dollars down the drain we have a winner thing being being no surprise here folks brock obama will be the president of the united states for another. for years we also have a loser and that's us i say that because we're the victims of the policies that will no doubt and sue in his second term were also the victims of a mental trap where people feel forced to choose between two evils the conservative torture apologist who's the reigning king of drones or even more extreme right wing ideologues who put obama's policies on steroids i guess it will take a republican to get elected as president again in this country to get the left pissed off again because let's be honest when obama came into office liberals became complacent now shifting course being a california girl i was especially saddened at the news that prop thirty seven did not pass and fortunately monsanto won big in california i guess the lesson is that when you spend forty seven million dollars you can convince people to vote against their interests but the bottom label g m o's is far from over but you know i do s

us or allies in the region having spent around a billion dollars in this election campaign brock obama is america's commander in chief again. president obama will be sworn into office in january something his supporters are very excited about their hopes and expectations include jobs no more devastating wars and no more financial meltdowns there was a good number of people who voted for barack obama because they were voting against mitt romney's seeing him as more aggressive especially when it comes to foreign policy and seemingly out of touch with middle class america and a lot of people they don't see a choice at all in this election in washington i'm going to check out. scott bolden the former chair of the democratic party from washington d.c. and managing partner reed smith says the election results show one thing that the people demand change from both a bomber and the republicans the president of the republic the representatives in the house of representatives and the senate their leadership qualities are going to be tested clearly the exit polling said that the voters wanted som

you through sunday on our to our to dot com now just days after his reelection to the white house brock obama has imposed new sanctions against iran this comes as the pentagon has revealed that iranian warplanes driver should down a u.s. drone flying near iran's border last week are going to count has more. president obama's first moves after he won reelection have pretty much indicated that in the next four years he will aggressively pursue the idea of the u.s. being the world police they've ministration as impose financial sanctions against the iranian officials will the u.s. blames for jamming satellite broadcast and blocking internet access any rain that comes on top of a whole bunch of other sanctions that have been put in place by the u.s. which proved to be crippling for the iranian economy and the population there is suffering a great deal because of that while campaigning president obama indicated that he didn't want to go to war with iran but that he would continue the sanctions policy and that's what he's doing we've heard reports that the obama administration might engage in

today's top stories in the best of the week four more years brock obama's new term kicks off with a tougher foreign policy slapping new sanctions on iran and also rising drone strikes in yemen. syrian president bashar al assad pledges to stay in his war torn homeland no matter what as he talks exclusively to our team. and fresh violence players in gaza as israeli fire kills at least six palestinians four of them teenagers but israel claiming it is targeting militants and we've got a live update from our correspondent in the region. one pm in moscow you're watching r.t. after the most expensive election campaign in u.s. history barack obama was reelected this week as u.s. president beating his republican rival mitt romney and though many picked obama over romney because of his softer talk on foreign policy he doesn't quite walk the walk as art he's got to count now reports. in the wake of president obama's reelection there was no sense of euphoria as in two thousand and eight but his victory did come as a relief to most americans his challenger mitt romney was widely seen as more aggressive

that if you look at the ruling order in the united states there seems to be a great deal of stability brock obama kind of painted himself as a kind of left wing in a way changed let's shake everything up at the end of the day he bailed out the same courtesy bailed out wall street the wrong he wound down some stupid wars like the iraq war but he wound up some smaller but equally stupid wars and libya and elsewhere so i think essentially there's this sadly there's really a great deal of stability between these two parties and the sooner they are going to wake up to that the better in my opinion. but the moment to remain in the white house the question will is how washington will develop its relations with the rest of the world let's talk about this with our teams correspondents of policy as in the middle east and europe is going to moscow paul i will start with you point i will start with you if you can hear me there's recently been so much turbulence and change in the middle east as well what is obama's reelection mean for the region. well most of the muslim world have have welcomed the seco

that if you look at the ruling order in the united states there seems to be a great deal of stability brock obama kind of painted himself as as kind of left wing in a way changed let's shake everything up at the end of the day he bailed out thank you bill that well story he wound down some stupid wars like the iraq war but he wound up some smaller but equally stupid wars and libya and elsewhere so i think essentially they're saying sadly there's really a great deal of stability between these two parties and the sooner that can wake up to that the better in my opinion and then there was a lot of told that that none of the id actual candidates had any difference between them now that that widespread view that hike in sandy and the way obama handled the app to mob helped him to win do you think the high reagan played into is that ends in some respects. it may have on the margins but again i you know i'm not one i see these elections as about really big things and not small things i don't think they're about a hurricane or a debate or anything like that i think they're about really big things l

called for tougher sanctions on the islamic republic that's despite the israeli defense minister equal brock's claims had slowed its a legit nuclear weapons program and as artist policy reports it's domestic matters that live behind the contrast in remarks. such comments are certainly part of the political game that has intensified here in israel and ahead of the early general elections that are now going to be held next year until now has stood firmly in the same camp this is prime minister benjamin netanyahu both has repeatedly warned against is the nuclear capability of the rand have warned of an impending israeli strike we saw it in. ahu not so long ago at the united nations general assembly drawing a red line but what many experts here in israel say is that that was a red line by which israel would strike iran rather than a way line in terms of a deadline by which tehran would acquire nuclear capability but rock heads up his own political party and certainly what he is trying to do now is distance himself from netanyahu on the whole iran question he is trying to appeal to voters who have

trying to appeal to voters who have not yet decided and this division between them does seem to suggest brock saying that netanyahu may not have been completely truthful around the iranian nuclear threat so to me there is a division not only on this level but in the greater political elite here in israel although the question is still unanswered whether or not israel plans to strike iran and if indeed it does win policy r.t. jerusalem. and on our web site r.t. dot com right now for you the marshall rover curiosity discovers the rap planet has quite a lot in common with how why. the waves of anger are rising in the. japan after people discovered a chunk of the tsunami relief fund has been spent on them for later projects big stories and much more to get right now on our website. and coming up in just a few moments if the latest episode ok so account what lauren lake. which is softening enough and knows that to ride a horse you've got to catch it first. for him it's a daily routine that just softens a horse breeder on the island of horn at the heart of. his life on an isolated farm is about blu

well brock obama and mitt romney make their last dos in the final hours of the presidential race you know it's a debate with the alternative candidates who use forces have gone largely encouraged jim in the campaign. own problems caused by last three superstorm sandy ilija the widespread use of online voting but cyber security experts warn it could result in fourth which could swing such a tight race. and look at how the outcome of the lax and you could it affect the course of america's foreign affairs and its relations with the rest of the world. you're watching our a lawyer from moscow with me to bomb and say good to have you with us on this election week. now after months of political rallying and billions of dollars spent on campaigns by the two main presidential candidates electioneering in the us has now entered its final stage before voters head to the polls late on tuesday all the focus is on the razor thin raise between barack obama and mitt romney however there are actually more voices to be heard in the faceoff of the white house with i'll turn a device to the principal ri