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ali?omments. let's talk about the trash, the debris from the earthquake and tsunami that hit japan. we've always known that it's heading toward hawaii. but there's some news it might be getting there substantially faster than we expected. what do we know about this? >> a lot sooner than was predicted. kind of wave that hawaiians probably aren't used to. we've seen the video of wrecked fishing boats, furniture and other debris. headed towards hawaii. according to some, it's coming a lot sooner than expected. the debris washed out to sea after a tsunami roared ashore in japan last march. now as much as 20 tons of trash, 20 tons is floating in the pacific ocean. and researchers are saying the currents are carrying it toward hawaii. one of the reasons for the adjustment is that this russian ship, it reports that a few weeks back, it came across some debris,ic bottles, even tv sets and refrigerators. it's moving faster than they predicted and it may arrive at midway island next spring, but it's

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ali? >> all right. thanks, tom.addition to criticisms of his economic plan, mitt romney has had trouble gaining support among the tea party. cnn contributors dana and cain are here. dana is a contributor with the tea party. dana, looking at some of your tweets here, just to get a flavor of where you come from when it comes to mitt romney. i was against him last election, this election, i will be songs against him so long as he is a unprepented rhino, republican in name only. they go on. that's sort of the flavor. you're not supporting mitt romney. what's your problem with mitt romney, who is polling most days higher than everybody else in the republican race? >> well, he and herman cain are neck and neck in a lot of polls, cain came out on top in the recent poll in south carolina. the last primary i was weighing which was worse romney care or mccain-feingold. i ferged mccain fooil fine gold was the worse. mccain is not a factor this primary. but romney his record is what i have a problem with. he's not a conservativ

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ali? >> all right. thanks, tom. in addition to criticisms of his economic plan, mitt romney has had trouble gaining support among the tea party. cnn contributors dana an organizer with the tea party. dana, looking at some of your tweets here, just to get a flavor of where you come from when it comes to mitt romney. i was against him last election, this election, i will be songs he's unrepented rino, republican in name only. it goes on. what's your problem with mitt romney polling most days higher than anyone else in the republican race. >> he and herman cain are neck and neck in a lot of polls, cain came out on top in the recent poll in south carolina. last i was weighing which is better romney care or fine gold, feingold for the immediacy is worth. that's not a factor. but romney his record is what i have a problem w he's not a conservative. he's not a conservative candidate. i really do pressure the people who try to insist he is. look at his record governor of massachusetts p, 47 out of 50 states with job creatio

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>> good, good. >> you look good. >> reporter: ali is thriving with her new heart. >> you look good.tute to say thank you to her doctors and nurses. >> it was it was truly miraculous because she turned around. >> reporter: when ali left the hospital she was asked to ring a transplant bell to encourage other patients to continue their battles as well. >> it was kind of like a doorbell for me, you know, rang it three times, and went through the doors and entered the next chapter of my life. i hope i never have to ring it again, though. >> reporter: and ali is with us this morning, along with her parents, christa and ronny and cardiologist roberta bogave. you're crying. this is a good time to be back. >> it is. >> to start with we sat on the couch when you were really ill and sent our best wishes out to you on the morning of your surgery. you heard it on the tv but you were all drugged up, right? >> yes, highly drugged, very. >> and you actually thought i was in the hospital room with you? >> yeah, i remember i could hear you talking and i just, i don't know if i was awake, i don't know

i'm ali velshi. it's a big idea, but does herman cain's tax proposal mean a dax break for millionaires and a tax hike for the middle class? >>> lions and tigers and bears on the prowl. a dangerous situation. i'm christine romans. animal, wild animals, escape an ohio farm. kids told to stay home from school. the hunt is going on right now on this "american morning." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. it is wednesday, october 19th. welcome to "american morning." craziest story ever. this thing you just said about wild animals on the prowl. >> just spoke to an affiliate reporter in zanesville, ohio. there are some 24 animal, things like tigers, cheetahs, cougars, giraffe, on the loose right now in ohio. they've closed schools. they have highway signs saying, if you see wild animal, please, stay in your car and call 911. they found the owner of this wild animal preserve dead, a hole in the fengs ace and cages open. >> unbelievable situation. we're on top of it. a whole bunch of paren

ali?arket rally. now she's short and does not have enough winter gear. >> exactly the way we need to look at this. >> it's not the winter gear. >> talk about your 401(k) after the show. >> i like that. >>> it's your chance to "talk back" on one of the big stories of the day. the question this morning -- should cities prevent occupy protesters not from protesting but from camping out? if you're a protester, the answer's a cinch, right? no. camping out is a form of unity, organization and protest. for city, it's expensive. for police -- tense. especially in light of what happened in oakland. as oakland police tried to clear out occupy oakland protesters, scott olsen, an iraq war veteran was injured. protesters insist overzealous police lobbed a tear gas canister into the crowd hitting him in the head. oakland police are investigating. >>> and in new york, the sergeant the benevolent association say several officers were injured trying to keep order in zanotti park. >> we warned them, did not

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atlanta, you're on with ali soufan. >> caller: i value your opinions very much. i would like you to weigh in, the book you just put out. i know you always come up with pragmatic things. what would actually happen if president obama won the election by 50% of the vote and john mccain won by 46,000 -- 46% of the vote. what if the ones that voted for john mccain did the same thing they're doing in libya to rebel against the government? would president obama and the united states military have to shut these riots down? gadhafi called them terrorists. these uprisings, they would not just overthrow the government but what would happen if this happened in the united states? people have been killed for protests. >> guest: thankfully we are living in the united states and we have a constitution. we have democracy. we have separation of powers. we have a peaceful transformation of government. we are not living in a place like libya. we have the freedom to demonstrate freely. we are blessed that we are living in the greatest country in the world. >> host: what are the black

i'm ali velshi. welcome to "your money." governor rick perry is proposing giving you taxpayers a choice. essentially you can pay your current income tax rate under this code or skip the accountants and software and pay a 20% flat tax rate. the bottom line, most americans choose a 20%, and at the least this would amount to a tax cut for the wealthy. candy crowley is the chief police kp correspondent, and anchor of "state of the union" on cnn. no one is sure what romney's proposal is, whether it's economically sound. after herman cain's success for getting attention for the 9-9-9 tax plan i can see why perry seized on the idea of a simple tax. this tax code helps us understand that. i'm not clear on whether they succeed or fail on the economic plans or how sexy or simple the plan sounds or whether it has nothing to do with that and who has the best chance to beat president obama. >> it's somewhere in between there, ali. there are certain things to say in this republican primary that would make him or her a non-starter, and tha

i'm ali velshi. only 15% of americans today say they trust the government to do what's right always or most of the time. that's the lowest on record since 19 -- since the 1950s. robert rice professor of public policy at university of california berkeley, the author of "after show the next economy and america's future." bob, good to see you. thank you for being us. talk about not trusting government. you recently wrote the republican party wants to keep the economy lousy through election day. let me ask you, if the president is really serious about fixing this economy, wouldn't he have drafted a jobs plan he spoke about a few weeks ago that would be more likely to garner partisan support and get done. >> the problem the president is facing republicans have said no to basically everything so far. i think they will agree to certain provisions, certain tax cuts in the president's plan but it's going to be like pulling teeth for the president. when i said republicans want a lousy economy on election day,

i'm ali velshi. wild celebrations across libya as the country takes its first big steps toward a future without gadhafi on this "american morning." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. good morning. >> good morning to you, alina. >> it's monday, october 24th. >> there's definitely something wrong with my seat. see this? >> yes, there is. >> right. >> christina and carol are off this morning. welcome to "american morning." his is a very strange seating situation but we have a lot of news to cover. we will fix that momentarily. a mounting situation in eastern tuck u turkey. a devastating 7.2 magnitude earthquake, worst to hit the country in a decade killed 260 people, 1,300 hurt and cold temperatures making it hard to find those when the ground began to shake yesterday. diana magnay is with us. >> reporter: hi, ali. as you shared, freezing temperatures overnight made the search and rescue efforts extremely difficult. we've just been to hospital across the road and the problem there i

the protest and that bill go hand in hand, ali.or support occupy wall street protest because i can't define them. i don't know what they are about. i can tell you this. i feel like the tone is about a lack of responsibility. displeasure with responsibility. i don't like my student loans, credit card debt and i don't want to have to pay them. the consumer financial protection bureau would help them in that respect. that bill came out, my critique was you're here to help us with the voluntary contracts we made with credit card companies. we don't like them. can you help us out elizabeth warren? i think the consumer financial protection bureau ought to be with the wall street -- >> whether or not you agree whether you like the bill or not. >> i don't. >> they could go to massachusetts, donna brazile and help elizabeth warren run for office. we'll get to this in a second. despite the myriad of reasons, he thinks it boils down to a central issue. >> corporate profits are up, jobs are down. ceo pay up. jobs are down. bonuses on wall stre

>> ali, first of all, let's recognize the progress we have made.ver 5 million families have had their mortgages modifies. if you like just over the last year, the number of people getting foreclosed on is down 40%. so we are making real progress. the president's also said, we haven't done enough. we have to keep doing more. so let's be clear. this effort is a targeted efforts that was announced this week that there are 4 million families around the country who have fannie mae or freddie mac mortgages. they're underwater and paying rates of 6, 7% even though they're doing everything right. they're paying their bills, and they could benefit from about $2500 a year in reduced payments on average. >> right. >> that's like a major tax cut year after year. >> they can't do it because they're underwater. here's the thing. even in the last practice you september up the infrastructure -- when you talk about the 5 million that modifies, they're not all under a government program. it's a government influence tha that's helped the banks, what else could work?

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[coughs] and my guest ali suppan has a new book on terror. you have to take off your shoes and belt to read it. [laughter] the world population will hit seven billion people by halloween, so you might want to buy an extra bag of snickers. this is "the colbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme music playing] [cheering and applause] [audience chanting "stephen"] [cheering and applause] >> stephen: welcome to "the report." thank you, everybody. it's good to have you with us. nation, there was another republican debate last night, which caught me by surprise because i was not aware that the previous debate had ended. it was first debate since my man herman cain became the republican front-runner. of course, moderator and arctic cloud sprite anderson cooper wasted no time trying to catch cain with the liberal gotcha tactic of quoting something cain had said. jim? >> herman cain, i got to ask you, you said "don't blame -- two weeks ago you said, "don't blame wall street. don't blame the big banks. if you don't have a job and yo

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piden que se suspenda la deportación de shamir ali >>queremos que se quede él ha estudiado aquí todao en una cárcel llegó aquí cuando tenía siete años. >>lo que hemos estado viendo es que hay muchos soñadores que están en proceso de ddeportación >>quieren someter una petición con más de tres mil firmas. >>hemos venido a entregar 3500 peticiones. matías quien se graduó de la universidad también está viviendo una pesadilla también tiene orden de deportación >>hay gente que está tratando de hacer cambios, pero tienen que apurarse, porque corre riesgo las vidas como de alí. >>su arriesto coincide con las necesidades de ice, que busca deportar a criminales. >>en washington, univiunivisión >>en texas instalarán 400 cámara registrar la frontera. >>esta registra el área y envia la información vía mail >>150 personas han sido capturadas con la ayuda de estas >>y miles de reos pordrían terminar en cárceles. >>que hacen los condados para aplicar este programa. condenados sin espacio >>california destino 400 millones de dóladólares para que los condados reajusten el sistema de seguridad. >>como

ali rasmus is live in san jose with more on what we can expect.li. >> reporter: we just got an updated from san jose police and they say the funeral service for steve towson is supposed to happen later this afternoon. 1:30 police say now, instead of 10 a.m. and at that time what we can can check to see are at least 70 san jose police officers standing outside the cemetery, outside the front gates, and around the cemetery grounds. police say they're going to be here not because they're expecting any violence, but because they are taking precautions and they're taking precautions because of what happened at the cemetery two weeks ago. that's when 52-year-old steve towson was shot and killed during the funeral service of another hell's angels member. police say three to four thousand people attended that service. police say that huge crowd made it difficult to respond to towson's shooting to secure the crime scene and an hen the shooter. in contrast, today's funeral service is supposed to be much smaller since it will be by invitation only. he was a

. >> good morning, i'm ali velshi. right now amanda knox is waiting to see anxiously to see if her murder conviction will are overturned. earlier this morning she pleaded her case directly to the jury. now they are deliberating. we're expecting a verdict today. we go live to italy straight ahead. >>> i'm carol costello, it looks like chris christie had a change of heart. now reportedly reconsidering a run for president, but there's one thing his team needs to figure out first. on this "american morning." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. it is monday, october 3rd. christina's off today. i'm here the whole morning and was going to listen to whatever you were going to say anyway. whatever you said about chris christie has my attention. one thing his team has to consider first. i'm very, very excited about that. renewed talk he's going to get into the race. >> i know. it's really late in the game and there's that money issue. of course, they say he has big republican backers. don't worry. you run. we

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>>> i'm ali velshi.ing wi with deep purple at last night's state dinner and the reviews are positively sizzling on this "american morning." >>> good morning, everybody. it is friday. october 14th. >> and the tigers live to fight another game. >> isn't that fantastic? they go to texas. >> very happy for you. you are a fan to be happy for. >> when they lose, i'm in such a bad mood. that's why you hope that they win. good morning to you. the deadline to get out has come and gone and hundreds of occupy wall street protesters still occupying new york zuccotti park this morning. you're looking at a live picture. you see susan candiotti there sm somewhere in the crowd. susan, what's happening now? >> you know, a feeling of victory around here. that's what protesters have been saying for the last couple hours every since they got word the city -- we can pan off and show the crowd here. ever since they got word that the people who own this park have decided not to clean it up to move it out. all these people can

ali? >> we'll stay on the story with you. paula newton in prush derugia. >> the appeals process in italy is far different than here in the united states. several options to the jury up to and including a complete acquittal. let's bring in our legal contributor to talk about that and the possible outcome knox faces. i cannot imagine having to wait eight hours for this jury, this judge, to make a decision. >> it's pure torture. on the other hand, a short wait for amanda knox, serving almost four years in prison for a crime shep said she did not commit. american college student. over that junior year abroad, most exciting thing and a month later locked up for murder. this has been a tragic case for the knox family and amanda knox. >> tell us about the makeup of the jury. >> very different from the united states. first of all, we call it a jury. this is really an appeal of the original case. in the united states, of course, you have a jury trial and then judges review the trial to see if it was a fair trial. they don't rehear the