mr. andrews and it is wonderful work done at your agency. and but i was wondering, and you say that it speaking in hopeful terms, do you have some sort of time line, when you think? >> well, we are going to take, and we are going to hopefully use, october as the disability employment awareness month. to engage in these conversations with the city, and seek to have the funding by january of 2015, so that we can have nine solid months of training, and subsidized employment with there being some out comes at the end of 2015. and the other thing that i will say to you, is that this is the first round of funding for the grant and they are paying close attention to what we do as local municipalities in response to that, and i think that it is an innovative program that we have written and we are looking for that kind of support and if indeed we are successful in getting that type of support, there is a second round of funding that comes from the state that will find wait into san francisco and so we are working hard in a short amount of time in or

mr. andrew griffiths. 0 we should never take the advice of mr. putin. this week we have seen laid bare the extensive culture of mistreatment of the nhs in wales. does the prime minister agree time not onlyt is for a full, independent inquiry into the nhs but also an apology from the leader of the opposition for his party's recognition? >> my honorable friend makes an important point. in the nhs in wales, doctors, nurses, hospital staff are working around the clock to deliver care but they've been let down by the welsh politicians in cardiff who have cut the nhs. britishwhy it's the medical association and labour members of parliament to have been calling for a public inquiry and wales. even before that, what we should have is the oecd wants to carry out a comparative study to get the english nhs and the welsh nhs. i support them doing that. does the right honorable gentleman? >> edna labatt. -- ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, last week 16 leading health organizations representing doctors, nurses and patients warned the prime minister of health and social c

mr. andrew ross sorkin. we've lured him into manhattan. nice to have you here with the big interview coming up. we'll tell you more. john fortt joins us live from silicon valley this morning. great to see you. we begin here with nobel prize winner in economics, joining us from france. professor, thank you so much for being here. congratulations and we understand you just got off the phone with the french president? what did he have to say? >> thank you very much. the french president just called, yes. >> i'm sure he was excited they now have two know bell winners including the winner in literature. interesting your win comes after france was downgraded by s&p ins terms of the outlook on friday. a lot of concern about the state there. how healthy are the fortunes of france and of the eurozone at the moment? understood this isn't why you won but can you comment briefly on your home country and its prospects? >> >> the fund mentals of france are good. we have lots of human capital and france has lots of assets but it does have to go through r

mr. andrew colton will be recommended to the governor general as an ex-police commissioner of this trillion of enormous integrity intellect and judgment in the country will be served by his stewardship of the organization in what is a challenging time. the passage of this legislation today through the house notwithstanding that not every member of this house supported and the appointment of mr. colton as commissioner of the federal police measures that will continue to keep our country and our communities safe. >> i called the honorable member reed. >> thank you madam speaker. my question is to the minister for immigration and border protection. will the minister outlined how the government is working with australians to ensure the security of australians and leadership across all, repeat all sections of our community so very important. >> i called the honorable minister of immigration and border protection. >> thank you madam speaker and i thank the member for his question. we thank the member for his strong leadership. and assisting his constituents were dealing with difficult issues at t

mrs. tahmooressi is a resident of florida and is the mother of marine corps sergeant andrew paul tahmooressi, an active reservist. mrs. tahmooressi is a licensed registered nurse in florida. she has been serving at miami children's hospital since 1980. from everything i have seen, in my conversations from her, one heck of a mom. let to have you here, mrs. tahmooressi. lieutenant commander williams is founder of the montel williams ms foundation. mr. williams is working on ways to improve the treatment for soldiers who have experienced blast related traumatic brain injuries. it is great to have you here and see you again. lieutenant commander williams began his professional career in the u.s. marine corps. he holds a bachelors in engineering and minor in international security affairs from the military academy. sergeant buchanan is a marine corps veteran and a purple heart recipient who was honorably just charged after six years of service. thank you. mr. buchanan was a machine gun squad leader during the training for his deployment with the battalion and help train andrew as a machine gunner

mr. royce? >> i wanted to go just to sergeant buchanan. i think all of us are hopeful our friend andrew will be back here soon but what advice i think i would ask would you give him and us on how best approach his ptsd treatment? i would also ask that question of mr. heck since he is a veteran and works regularly with those who have gone through what andrew has gone through. >> thank you for your question. he needs to be with his brothers. the guys who trained with them, deployed with them, know what he is going through. it doesn't matter what rent or what your job was, we've all warned the uniform. when you are readjusting, something about him is his humble attitude. he'll always wants to help. part of the problem is he will elp other people before he helps himself. he just started though the a v.a. treatment, the process. he was just at the beginning getting diagnosed. that's nothing. that's the first of many steps. it's a long process in the v.a. system. we need to get him in there. get him with his friends, start the healing process. like everyone is saying, isolation is the last th

mr. andrew ross sorkin. we've lured him into manhattan.ave you here with the big interview coming up. we'll tell you more. john fortt joins us live from silicon valley this morning. great to see you. we begin here with nobel prize winner in economics, joining us from france. professor, thank you so much for being here. congratulations and we understand you just got off the phone with the french president? what did he have to say? >> thank you very much. the french president just called, yes. >> i'm sure he was

mrs. tahmooressi is a resident of florida and is the mother of marine corps sergeant andrew paul tahmooressi, an active reservist. mrs. tahmooressi is a licensed registered nurse in florida. she has been serving at miami children's hospital since 1980. from everything i have seen, in my conversations from her, one heck of a mom. let to have you here, mrs. tahmooressi. lieutenant commander williams is founder of the montel williams ms foundation. mr. williams is working on ways to improve the treatment for soldiers who have experienced blast related traumatic brain injuries. it is great to have you here and see you again. lieutenant commander williams began his professional career in the u.s. marine corps. he holds a bachelors in engineering and minor in international security affairs from the military academy. sergeant buchanan is a marine corps veteran and a purple heart recipient who was honorably just charged after six years of service. thank you. mr. buchanan was a machine gun squad leader during the training for his deployment with the battalion and help train andrew as a machine gunner

andrews release. >> first of all thank you so traveling across the country.i know you all have busy schedules. mrs. tahmooressi is the mother of andrew. she's a licensed nurse the state of florida. she's children's g in the hospital since 1940. and from everything i've seen from our conversations she is one heck of a mom. >> montel williams is founder of the ms foundation. together u.s. army he is for for to improve treatment soldiers with brain injuries. to see you here. montell williams began his the us ional career in marine corps. he holds a the elor and masters from us marine academy. he received a purple heart and was six rably discharged after years of service. mr. buchanan gun specialist same battalion as tahmooressi. on august his all terrain vehicle over a 1201 ied, resulting a purple heart award.since then he has been active in his school veteran club and is active attendant of american legion post where he is earning his degree. we also have here the ceo of concerned veterans of america, which looks to improve the veterans in the in ntry. infantry captain the national guard, he served

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mr. mattingly worked with andrew racca, there is no indication the victim knew him. >> there was no association or relationship between andrew racca and carolyn mattingly. >> reporter: police say this is a fluid investigation and they're waiting on the autopsy both victims until they can conclusively say what happened, they're asking the public what they might offer. coming up at 6:00, what police say happened in an encounter with the victim moments before she died. >>> in involving the secret service, a change at the top. julia pierson resigned as director of that agency protecting the president and the family. the homeland director accepted her resignation after two recent high profile security breaches. officials are making it clear there need to be a change in the culture immediately. >> over the last several days we have seen recent and accumulating reports raising questions about the performance of the agency and the president concluded new leadership of that agency is required. >> president obama recommended joe clancy who previously serve as agent in charge of the secret service take ch

problems on route 4 but the normal delays coming from woodyard road to get up to the exit for andrews air force base. mr, what's up? >>> we're talking about the showers that are around and some this morning down south. i wond if that interfered -- contributed to that accident she was just talking about in charles county. i think more widespread activity for the afternoon and evening. so we have a yellow alert day. that means rain on the way. more widespread later on. let me show you what's happening with doppler 9000. a lot of activity out to the west. while this only goes back into kentucky, there are showers going back toward colorado, kansas, oklahoma all the way toward kentucky. we're just on the leading edge of that this morning. a couple of renegade showers have left the rest of the group so to speak coming across southern maryland and areas south of interstate 66 and northern virginia out of the shenandoah valley. that is sneaking back into prince george's county and charles county. the heavier showers, more moderate showers, you see the yellows on the map around mount vernon, accokeek. going to

all of us are hopeful your friend andrew will be back here soon, but what advice would you give him and us on how to best approach his ptsd treatment? that questionsk of mr. heck since he is a veteran and works regularly with those who have gone through what andrew has gone through. >> thank you for your question. he needs to be with his brothers . the guys who trained with them, deployed with them, know what he is going through. it doesn't matter what rent or what your job was, we've all warned the uniform. readjusting, something about him is his humble attitude. he'll always wants to help. willof the problem is he help other people before he helps himself. started though the a treatment, he was just at the beginning getting diagnosed. that's the first of many steps and it's a long process. we need to get him in there, get him with his friends, and start the healing process. it's the last thing a combat that needs. >> you mentioned the trade the united states made for taliban leaders, including the former director of intelligence for the taliban. senior commanders and one was chief of staff. he was implicated in the death , all ofands of shia them were

> meeting with more than 20 defense chiefs from around the world tuesday at joint base andrew outside washington, mrobama pointed to successes, iraqi forces taking back mosul dam in august. he expressed concern over isil gains. >> we are deeply concerned about the situation in and around kobane, which underscores the threat that isil poses in both iraq and syria and coalition airstrikes will continue in both these areas. >> this morning, u.s. and coalition jets continued pounding isil targets outside kobane. more than 21 airstrikes were launched since monday. isil claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing in baghdad tuesday, killing at least 24, including a shia member of parliament. the militants surrounded another army base abandoned by iraqi troops in an bar, leaving the region in their control and that much closer to baghdad, which the state department insists is not in danger of falling. >> we do not see eminent threat to baghdad at this time, but are convicted to work with the enemy of iraq to strengthen the capability of its security forces. >> leaders of major european powers, germany, fr

mrs. maddingly, though he worked with her husband, cri chard maddingly, the chief operations officer. seen here with his wife at a foundation fundraiser. >> there's no known relationship or any association between andrew rocca and carolyn maddingly. >> police said it started when mrs. maddingly called them at 1:15 in the afternoon after finding the tires on her car flattened. more than an hour later, the fire and car crash were called in at 2:30 in the afternoon. and the terrible discoveries were made. carolyn murdered in the burning garage, rocca dead from suicide. a handgun with him in the wrecked car. carolyn was a successful real estate agent and former chair of the maryland commission for women. see richard maddingly just celebrated his 30th year as an executive with the cystic fibrosis foundation. the couple has one adult daughter. rocca was married with one daughter. police did not reveal the details of the theft he was accused of that appearedded to be the trigger for this shocking outburst of violence. in bethesda. scott broom, wusa9. >> and so far, the cystic fibrosis foundation has not made any statements. >>> a 14-year-old boy is dead apparently shot by his best friend. it happened around

. >> andrew george. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the prime minister, the referendum, all he needs to do is demonstrate the engagement on money resolutions. the prime minister proud of the fact that his party is abusing the privilege of executive power and denying clear will of this house by denying the money resolution to fail to protect the vulnerable from attack. >> i am afraid the problem with the point is his bill is literally a bill. it would cost over a billion pounds for the british taxpayer and that is why it wouldn't be right to give it a money resolution but if the hon. gentleman believes in democracy he would recognize the e.u. referendum bill passed for a massive majority, we should reintroduce it as a government bill. that is what ought to happen. >> attacks cut calculated as a massive cut from 9.3 billion pounds even a quarter of which would transform public finances but -- 11,000 since 2010 and failed to close the tax gap. sweeping the countries and wages, protecting the fat cat billionaire -- >> let me tell you what

. >> the next question from andrew hunt to senator carter. >> mr. carter, you are lacking measurable things that you will achieve if you happen to be elected governor. i think this is really important. so important that i did a pledge yesterday on social media, tweeted it to you and deals to see if you would match the pledge, because we have the most corrupt state, highest unemployment, poor education. we have excessive health care costs. we have the ninth highest tax rate in the nation. we have grown our tax revenues by more than $2.5 billion. we have high incarceration rates and is lost to the middle class of $1500 during the last four years. and we have terrible traffic in atlanta that we really have to deal with. >> listen, dr. hunt, i agree with you. we have taken this state and driven it to the bottom. but we have every ingredient in georgia to be an absolute powerhouse. i say it time and again. under the governor's leadership, the middle class is falling behind. they are losing $1500 compared to how much that median income was when the govern

mr. astorino, thirty-second. astorino: and democratic consultant for andrew cuomo said he would say anything and do anything includinget elected. you have heard tonight and seen it on tv with $21 million of completely negative and false ads. there's only one person here that has a criminal defense team, it is not me. it is andrew cuomo. ..

mr. astorino, thirty-second. astorino: and democratic consultant for andrew cuomo said he would say anything and do anything including y. to get elected. you have heard tonight and seen it on tv with $21 million of completely negative and false ads. there's only one person here that has a criminal defense team, it is not me. it is andrew cuomo. .. they feel the curriculum and this whole package is a test and punish regime, not a support and improved version. it nears the curriculum, it ignores a lot of other things that are about education, inquiry, question, collaboration, i want local affairs, teachers and school boards to make the decision about assessment the in the with the kids need. they're the ones who care most about kids. mcdermott: , gore is an abomination virtually. i have a nine year old. we go through 3000 homework every night. i end up having to do most of it for her because she doesn't to be. unfortunately, i don't get it either. i read it i don't understand. listen, 8.6 is 14. it's not eight plus two is 10, taken away from six to make for, take eight plus two, at four. eight plus six is 14. that mayb

mr. deal, you and ask your question of andrew hunt. deal: all right. dr.t, libertarians are fierce proponents of government spending. in our last major indicated that you would expand medicaid in the state of georgia under obamacare. i understand you've taken some $37 million in private sector grants that are funded by the taxpayers of this country to make sure your business is not going to bankruptcy. how do you reconcile those positions with your libertarian party's position lacks. hunt: thank you. we do need a clear by this make sure everyone understands these very well. first of all, the georgians have paid into the federal system and we're not getting that money back. it's hurting our economy and one of the reasons why we are hurting it's only different ways. two i agree with obama to? know. do i want of state rights in the tenth amendment be the rules? yes. we need to get back to that. that is how and where we need to run our country. but as a republic the each state have these programs themselves. and we do with your tax dollars back. we have to bri

andrew tamarisi a lot of jail. >> and that phone has to be put up to his ear. mr.nt, we have a man down, pick up the phone and do your job on behalf of our marines. the state department must make this a priority. >> the white house and state department say -- must respect mexican due process. others prefer to leverage millions in u.s. aid. >> i don't think we should keep investing in friends, if we have friends like this, we really don't need enemies. >> i apologize he made mistakes, and i hope you find in your heart the ability to forgive him and release him. >> andrew! >> reporter: in tijuana, the prosecutor's psychiatrist concluded not only does tamarisi have ptsd. >> he was having flash backs, a really difficult time sleeping so he would wake up screaming. >> his ptsd compromised his judgment the night he drove into mexico. >> what we want to do is get him out of that situation right now which is further compounding his stress and into a situation that's been delayed now for six months. >> now today the white house confirmed president obama did not call his mex

mr. tahmooressi has so many friends to wage this awareness campaign and press government the administration for andrew's relief -- release. i want to ask about the process you have to go through with the lawyers in mexico. i'm recalling some of the things olivia had to go through because it important we recognize the similarities between the cases. turnoressi took a wrong and ended up in the twilight zone and we must get him back. that conflict is prohibited from advised -- from providing legal advice but does give some help in finding a suitable lawyer. to god olivia have through a number of lawyers before you can find a good and trustworthy one, is that correct? could you describe the process you went through to find your lawyers and the consulate provided you with a list, but was it a list of that at individuals or was it here's an abbreviated version of the old-fashioned yellow pages? finally, i would like to ask about andrew's health and his injuries from afghanistan. ask the panel for their recommendations on how we can better serve our combat veterans who return home. andrew has suffered at least

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andrew cuomo's term. the rest of us, not so much. that is who i am representing. >> mr. mick are met, you have one minute for your -- mr. mcdermott, you have one minute for your opening statement. >> i want to thank everyone who sponsored this debate. i want to give a special thanks to governor cuomo for insisting that i be here. not for him, i probably would not be here. thank you, governor. listenre to ask you to closely what is said in this debate. don't listen to democrats or republicans. listen as fellow new yorkers. you will get to a point where we can empire were -- can and power new yorkers to take their lives back, so look carefully and listen carefully. please, listen to everything that is said. the libertarian philosophy that we espouse them a one of individual liberty, individual freedom, and strong adherence to the constitution. that is what we are here to do. thank you very much and i look forward to the debate. >> the first question comes from bob mccarthy, political reporter for "the buffalo news." it with aet right to question on economic development. ha

andrew romanoff. representative coffman has been serving since 2009 and mr.anoff in in the color of of our state house for eight years. the political report considers it a tossup. the debate runs for about a half an hour. >> moderator: good evening. let's get right to it. the audience has agreed to hold its applause for the entire debate except for this one moment when we invite the entire studio audience to join us in welcoming congressmen mike coffman and andrew romanoff. [applause] >> a brief note on the rules of the debate established ahead of time. one minute responses to questions, some of which directed to both candidates and some simply to one candidate redirecting and rebuttal at my discretion and at the discretion of my colleague. we will have a short answer section as well. candidates will be about to pose one question to their opponent and we will have closing statements. we have not shared of the questions were the topics with the candidate or the campaigns ahead of time and before we get started one last note we should disclose that mr. romanoff

mr. worldwide showing everyone how it's done. also the return of a familiar face. leah remini was co-hosting, filling in for erin andrews.nso ribeiro and partner witney carson. they were both battling injuries but that didn't keep them from pulling out a near perfect score 29. carrie ann even slapping his butt to congratulate him. >> they're going to win this. jonathan bennett and his partner allison got the boot. they were the ones sent packing. >>> after weeks of speculation, bethenny frankel is returning to the show that helped make her popular. "real housewives." she'll be returning for season seven. she left after season three. >> i'm for one relieved she's back. >> such a big fan of that show. >> yeah, this comes at a time that's good for frankel. her daytime show was just canceled after one season. she was feeling relieved she said that it was canceled. >> you're disappointed. you loved that show. >> fantastic daytimes. >> ratings for "real housewives of new york" have dwindled. but if it turns south she'll always have the low-calorie skinny girl drink. >> i'm a fan much that as well. a big congratulations to robi

mr. astorino, one minute. >> this is what is happening in new york right now. tax credits to billionaires and big corporations. andrew cuomo benefits from this tremendously. he uses to attack me and negative and false advertising all over tv. the governor gives out tax credits and a wink and a nod, and in return, he gets very big checks from corporations and billionaires for his big war chest. that is bad economic policy. what we need in the state are not gimmicks. we need actually reducing taxes to make us competitive in the northeast. we know what the problems are. the problems are in albany right now. we have massive taxes driving our middle class, our small businesses, and a big corporations out of the state. people are following the steps to better states. we have to put that to an end and change the actual climate in the state. >> mr. cuomo, you have one minute. >> rhetoric is fine, fax or better. the taxes in the middle class of the lowest they have been since 1953. we just won an award wwhere, from in a business point of view, we go to number four. we have brought on taxes and that has brought up jobs. the st

andrew... >> that's who i am. my name is madoff. and i'll live with that for the rest of my life. >> speak out about crime, guilt, suicide... >> mr. madoff, what do you have to say for yourself? >> and the day bernie admitted to committing the largest financial fraud in history. >> and he said, "i have a confession to make. i've been running a ponzi scheme." [ticking] >> do you think you could pull off this scam today? >> given the same security measures? >> yep. >> easily. piece of cake. >> sam eshaghoff's scam was getting paid thousands of dollars to take the s.a.t. test for other students. he did it at least 16 times, scoring in the 97th percentile of the country. >> i would call him an academic gun for hire. that's what he was. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm bob simon. in this edition, we examine two very different kinds of fraud. bernie madoff's wife and surviving son break their silence about wall street's most infamous criminal. and later, we visit a high school con man who figured the best way to make the grade was to cheat the s.a.t.s but first, in december 2008, bernie madoff confessed to running a $65-billion pon

andrew... >> that's who i am. my name is madoff. and i'll live with that for the rest of my life. >> speak out about crime, guilt, suicide... >> mr.f? >> and the day bernie admitted to committing the largest financial fraud in history. >> and he said, "i have a confession to make. i've been running a ponzi scheme." [ticking] >> do you think you could

mr. tirole. in hong kong, scuffles breaking at in the central business district. masked men charging protesters. an escalation. we want more perspective from andrew davis.ow about a man trying to break through the barricades and attacking protesters? are they cap and truck drivers asare they hired thugs, students alleged? >> probably a mixture of both. againstre cab drivers the processors, who want to open the barricades so they can drive routes more easily. there were some guys with knives theazor blades to cut ties students used to put barricades those guys are pretty scary looking and the police were quick to wrestle them to the ground. just people that are really becoming more and more annoyed with the student presence on the streets. it is disrupting traffic and causing long rush hours, disrupting transport. t drive from one side of the city to the other. three weeks now. >> give us an update on the deadlines in place. eung has said he will not step down. almost zero chance china will change decision to vet candidates. the students are holding firm. sad seems to be willing or have anything to negotiate. the hong kong government says even if we want

andrew cuomo's term. the rest of us, not so much. that is who i am representing. >> mr. mcdermott, you have one minute for your opening statement. >> i want to thank everyone who sponsored this debate. i want to give a special thanks to governor cuomo for insisting that i be here. not for him, i probably would not be here. thank you, governor. i am here to ask you to listen closely what is said in this debate. don't listen to democrats or republicans. listen as fellow new yorkers. you will get to a point where we can empower new yorkers to take their lives back, so look carefully and listen carefully. please, listen to everything that is said. the libertarian philosophy that we espouse them a one of individual liberty, individual freedom, and strong adherence to the constitution. that is what we are here to do. thank you very much and i look forward to the debate. >> the first question comes from bob mccarthy, political reporter for "the buffalo news." >> let's get right to it with a question on economic development. the two major candidates have outlined far different a

behind -- >> to the point -- nick, to the point that andrew makes, if you take a welcome at the charts over the last five years, you get this 300 mrsove and then basically flat lines and flat lined for about a year. it's now a very big company. it suffers from the law surely of large numbers and difficult to move the needle. >> well, that big company just posted, you know, two straight years of the kind of comp that is a lot of smaller companies would, you know, would die for. and next year they're guiding for 5%. and so, when i look at the comp drivers into next year, i actually think they can achieve high single digit comps again on billions of dollars of revenue. and when you look at the growth that they're posting, the chinese stores are double what they have done to the u.s. and they're opening up more stores per year in china than they are in america's region. you know, to me, paying 22 times, 2016 in earnings, in fact, less than 20 times if you calendarize it is a no-brainer. >> andrew, quick last word? >> the earnings in china and europe are pretty good and the u.s. thing here. you say delivery to help starbucks. one of the

andrews. just 12 years old, cooking since they were 4. they have a brand new cook book, we heart cook. >> mad hatter and alice in wonderland. >> okay, mrs. we have a ghoulish pudding, right? >> yes. >> what's makes it so ghoulish. >> this is from our party section in the book. i think it's delicious -- it's a little bit of creepy look with the pimento peppers. and also the pepperjack cheese adds spice. >> so a nice main course pudding. >> yes. >> show us how to do it. i want to make this tonight. >> okay, so here is the sausage. it's just italian sausage. cut it out of the casing and just break it up in the pan. >> yes. >> and we're going to add green onions and garlic. >> oh, i love garlic. >> would you mind stirring for me? >> i would love to stir. okay. we have like three tablespoons. >> that's a lot of garlic. >> i love it. >> nice andsauteed. >> okay. >> once that's done cooking, cool off over here. and this is when we make our pudding, which is pepperjack cheese, cheddar cheese. >> you can use your fingers, go for it. >> with the garlic. >> uh-huh. >> two eggs. >> don't beat the eggs first, just beat it all together -- >> just beat

andrew romanoff. congressman kaufman has been serving in u.s. house since 2009 cholera secretary of state before that. mr. romanoff served in the colorado house of representatives for eight years and was speaker from 2005-2008. this is about 30 minutes. >> good evening. let's get right to it. our audience has agreed to hold its applause to refrain from hooting and hollering for the entirety of our 30 minute debate except for in this one moment when we invite our entire in studio audience in joining us in welcoming mike coffman and andrew romanoff. [applause] >> moderator: a brief note on the rules of the debate a subject of the time with the campaign. one responses to question, some of which will be directed to both candidates, some send it to one candidate, redirect and rebuttals at my discretion of the discretion of my college. will in the short answer session as well. candidates will be allowed to post one question to their opponent and we will have closing statements. we have not shared the questions or the topics with the candidates. before we get started one last note. we should disclose your mr. r

mr. bernanke's expense. let's go to hong kong now. protests dragging on. the pro-democracy demonstrations are going into the festive period that's associated with a bit of shopping on the island. bloomberg reporter andrew hong kong with the latest. andrew, we've had negotiations agreed to. is it like that will they're going to end this stalemate though? >> well, i think both sides are probably looking for a way out. the holiday is over, numbers in the protest have dwindled. we'll have to see if they pick up in the as they have been, but i don't think we're going see the levels we saw earlier in the week. the wtr haturned ally nasty. whatever is sitting out there is getting very, very wet right now. it's torrential rain, or at least it was a little while ago. and i think there's a degree of protests, fatigue that's setting in. we've seen protesters being confronted by people in the streets, trying to remove the barricades, get the streets open again. you know, they blocked roads, businesses have been forced to shut. it's been an inconvenience for the people that are in the three, particularly business people that are in the three protest areas, and they're starting to push back. so tensions, you know, t

andrew tahmooressi. he's being held in a mexican prison. the sergeant says it was an innocent mistake. his mother testified before congress. hearing,atch that tomorrow at 4:15 p.m. eastern. a brief look. >> mr. chairman, ranking members of the committee and congress, thank you for the invitation to testify today. i am grateful for the interest regarding sergeant tahmooressi, my son, in his ongoing incarceration mexico. as a mother of a high-achieving fewg man, there are a horrific memorable quotes i recall and wish to share with my son.rding i believe these quotes will not of myrame the character son, yet will also highlight the predicament my son is in. 2006, at the age of 17, he said, mom, i'm scheduled for my today.ight i'll be getting checked off on license.e pilot at age 18, after having graduated from public school in affordednd having been the florida bright scholarship, he said, mom, i'm not ready for college yet. i'm going to head out to alaska. i'd like to be a commercial fisherman. one of his favorite shows at the time was the deadliest catch, if was remembers that. nudged meom, god just to join the military. i'm going to enlist in the marines. home whenould phone he could, with

andrew hunt and your question of four jason carter. >> i get to choose? >> you get to ask a question of jason carter. i have been told, you do get to choose. [laughter] >> mr. deal, sadly, a bottom 10 list. we have the highest unemployment rate in the highest poverty and poor education, expensive health care, night highest income tax you promised to cut. high incarceration rates, $1500 decrease in of the income, terrible atlanta traffic. you promised limited government. you beautifully glossed over this, but can you acknowledging these facts? >> i reject your facts. family income, household income has increased in the state every year since i have been governor. we have been in the top 10 states in terms of job creation. last year, we were number six in terms of total new jobs. we are seeing our state to grow and we have grown and population of a about 180,000 people. we have gone to the eighth largest state and we have been recognized for the first time in our history as the best state in the nation in which to do business. we are coming out of this great recession and we have team revenues grow. -- seen revenues grow. they have grown every year under my