. >> stephen: amnesty? >> it's not an amnesty because they would go to the back of the line. they are here because we need them and they came here simply because we are hiring them. we have to be responsible. >> stephen: let me get one more stab for you guys to vote republican. you guys like george w. bush. you liked him. why not romney? >> he got 44% of the hispanic vote but he was the first u.s. president who thought-the-that he spoke spanish. (laughter) (applause) >> stephen: he thought he spoke english, too. (cheers and applause) jorge ramos, thank you so much! jorge ramos, univision, we'll be right back. (cheers and applause)

. >> stephen: amnesty? >> it's not an amnesty because they would go to the back of the line. they are here because we need them and they came here simply because we are hiring them. we have to be responsible. >> stephen: let me get one more stab for you guys to vote republican. you guys like george w. bush. you liked him. why not romney? >> he got 44% of the hispanic vote but he was the first u.s. president who thought-the-that he spoke spanish. (laughter) (applause) >> stephen: he thought he spoke english, too. (cheers and applause) jorge ramos, thank you so much! jorge ramos, univision, we'll be right back. so anyway, i've been to a lot of places. you know, i've helped a lot of people save a lot of money. but today...( sfx: loud noise of large metal object hitting the ground) things have been a little strange. (sfx: sound of piano smashing) roadrunner: meep meep. meep meep? (sfx: loud thud sound) what a strange place. (cheers and applause)

the human rights group amnesty international says millions of people in china are affected by forced evictions from their land. the debt ridden local authorities are increasingly seizing and selling off land. martin has more on this story from beijing. >> we are in a neighborhood of beijing slated for demolition. this used to be somebody's,, horrible strewn across the place. if you look to my right, you can see just beyond another empty home. what is surprising is that many people have chosen to stay. i have seen an old man in the garden tending his vegetables and another old woman putting out her washing. this whole area is being demolished to make way for construction project. you get some idea at the future if you look at the horizon there. there has been a series of forced evictions. we would have gone there but we were warned by locals that it is too dangerous for us. here is what they had to say about a very violent incident which took place two months ago. >> they used sticks and they hit people so hard. i entered by back and they saved me. they forced us out so that we can se

previously hardline immigration rhetoric saying he would honor president obama's order providing amnestyen of illegal immigrants. ann romney stressed the softer side of mitt. >> in colorado you know you need someone that has compassion, and that has the capacity to understand what people are going through, to have the solutions and get the job done. >> at times the attempts to court these voters has been even more ob see kwee yes. >>. >> i love you women! >> but has the damage already been done? in a new article in the national journal ron brownstein writes with one key voting block noncollege educated white women. or as brown stein refers to them as waitress moms. through a targeted and sustained appeal to working women on display in obama ads like this one the incumbent has been particularly effective and brown stein's piece he writes democrats say blue collar women have been the principle and most receptive target for their extended ad barrage portraying romney as plutocrat. on airing these on dr. phil and judge judy the strategy seems to be paying off lifting obama's numbers among a

for example, how about a federal state, local, tax amnesty program? there are a lot of people in the underground economy that would be brought above ground with amnesty program. i estimate a federal, state and local tax amnesty program would raise about $800 billion in 90 days. you can also sell some assets off. camped person -- camp pendleton is 500 square miles in california. why not sell it? >>neil: my point, when you say it is too big to handle, you are missing the point, you cannot cut $16 trillion debt but you can boom your way from it. we are losing sight and what bill clinton learned in 1993, 1994, if you present a plan that looks credible like you want to reverse the direction, sometimes that creates a boom in and of itself and inspires confidence in the market that has little confidence right now. i blame both parties, by the way. if you give them a guidepost and show you have now planted your plan, you will be off to the races. i hope and i want to see that tomorrow night. will i? >>guest: i don't know if you will or not. i have been waitin

criminals that is nato and the government and all the different myriad of organizations including amnesty and human rights watch who have facilitated under the human rights cover this nato operation in libya so there is no justice that cycle islam will face. very briefly this last question i'm going to throw it to you if you could all say the very very thing libya's new prime minister was dismissed on sunday for saving to form a government what's next for the country's new political system. what next is unfortunately more for the libyan and the people of africa more true my libya is now a counter-revolutionary base where nato to conduct domination rage regime change and destabilization right across the middle east north african region under sorrow and grow and the greater african continent. will leave you dry they thank you very much political ads. in london giving us his thoughts on the subject right a massive explosion that has joined of smoke of cause panic among people in one central russian region. of tons of munitions ignited at a military facility and we call that story in a few mi

something nor akin to what marco ru bo has been talking about, you're not necessarily going to grant amnestyts, work permits for people to come over. so i think if immigration comes out it's going to be a romney version of a dream act he's going to talk about. >> the romney versions of everything. thank you to victoria -- why can't i get it victoria defrancesca soto. >> it's perfect. >> a beautiful name. thank you. >> thanks. >> coming up health care, tax cuts or free pizza for 30 years. a pizza hut stunt backfires. we'll do bait the merits of pepperoni versus sausage next in what now. questions? anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yeah. one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. approved! [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. progresso. in what world do potatoes, bacon and cheese add up to 100 calories? your world. ♪ [ whispers ] real bacon... creamy cheese... 100 calories... [ chef ] ma'am [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. oh, hey alex. jus

he gavehe amnesty the 3 million >> yes. republicans were doing great. as you know, reagan used to say that latinos are republicans, they just don't know it. >> well, he did say that. he did say you have common values in regard to the family, to religion. >> abortion. >> abortion. issues on that. >> gay marriage. they're very conservative. that's basically what changed everything. i remember reading an article where president bush was asked what was one of his biggest regrets. he said, not passing immigration reform. as a republican and having a republican congress he could not convince his own party to support immigration reform. we focus only on the undocumented immigrants. i think that that's -- that that's what's happening, that when people perceive latinos, first thing that pops into their mind is immigrants and undocumented immigrants or like they say illegal aliens which is a term we don't like to use. they don't realize that 74% are americans, are citizens either by birth or naturalized. so the majority of latinos are americans and we have a buyi

. >> some section that jot dream act will create a amnesty program to protect gang members from deportation>>> it happened around 9 last night in new york avenue northwest. the three men and one woman were injured and taken to the hospital and one was lited in -- listed in critical . the victims were standing on the sidewalk when the shots rang out. >>> two d.c. men have pleaded guilty to shooting and killing a metro bus rider last year. the u.s. attorney's office said delron 567son of southeast and vincent gray pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. the authorities say 22-year-old demoteeous thompson was killed last october. the two men fought with the victim and boarded the bus around midnight. the prosecutors say atchinson shot thompson twice. the shooting was caught on security video. the two will be sentenced in december. >>> in tent's health alert, officials identified a third patient infected with fungal meningitis after receiving a steroids injection. it's killed seven people and sickened more than 60 people across nine states. health officials say the contaminated shots might have

. >>> in london, dozens of workers with amnesty international walked off the job today. amnesty said it respects the rights of workers but will move to 10 regional centers. >>> a pair of size 6 slippers that belong to marie an toinette were sold. she was once queen of france but beheaded in 1793. she's often credited with saying "let them eat cake" when told french peasants had no food to eat. >> the closer of the san mateo bridge. >> the san mateo bridge is in need of repairs and will be closed to traffic all this weekend and next. ken wayne reports on the problem. >> reporter: free way signs are posted all over the bay area warning motorists if you have to cross the bay this weekend you can't use the san mateo bridge. a crack was discovered two years ago in an i beam at the base of the bridge high rise. you can see the area of the bridge where the $3 million repair project will take place. steel plates were bolted over the i beam as a temporary fix but this weekend workers will install a new i beam to replace the cracked one. >> this design was done back in the mid 90s

. >>> in london, dozens of workers with amnesty international walked off the job today.amnesty said it respects the rights of workers but will move to 10 regional centers. >>> a pair of size 6 slippers that belong to marie an toinette were sold. she was once queen of france but beheaded in 1793. she's often credited with saying "let them eat cake" when told french peasants had no food to eat. >> the closer of the san mateo bridge. >> our chief meteorologist bill martin updating his extended forecast, the big change coming on friday. >> the san mateo bridge is in need of repairs and will be closed to traffic all this weekend and next. ken wayne reports on the problem. >> reporter: free way signs are posted all over the bay area warning motorists if you have to cross the bay this weekend you can't use the san mateo bridge. a crack was discovered two years ago in an i beam at the base of the bridge high rise. you can see the area of the bridge where the $3 million repair project will take place. steel plates were bolted over the i beam as a temporary fix but this weekend wo

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so we recommend -- we shared to create someone a kind of combination of both conditional amnesty and also laceration embedding in a completely baathification as my colleague said. and to also create mechanisms where they would be local arbitration and mediation because that has been done in syria for, i mean, if not thousands come at least hundreds of years. they deal with this and perhaps more positive ways than we imagine, only when we think about legal solutions. and in reality, what has been happening when we see the deception from the syrians are generally welcoming and i think there's almost an unspoken kind of discourse that's happening, where people are really encouraged and that generally already brings them to the side of human rights, to the side of the people into the site of the revolution. of course the situation is somewhat sensitive to directly offer amnesty, given the incredible level of violation, but they're many of us who feel we need to do this in order to help undermine the regime and really break through its ranks. thank you. >> my name is angie and i am a stud

the syrian government says the amnesty is a sign of good will toward a united nations-brokered temporary cease-fire set to take place during a muslim holiday that begins on friday. >>> meanwhile, lebanon says more proof that the civil war in syria is spilling over into their country. fighting continued in tripoli between supporters and opponents of president al asad. lebanese army soldiers expanded security operations to try and stop the violence. tensions have been rising in the country since last week's assassination of a top lebanese intelligence official in beirut who had voiced strong opposition to the syrian regime. >>> a hero's welcome in the gaza strip for cutter, the first head of state to visit the palestinian territory since the islamist militant group hamas seized control five years ago. the shaikh crossed from egypt and was greeted by hamas's prime minister. the visit was only four hours, but he announced over $400 million in aid to the gaza strip. >>> the scandal at the vatican is expanding tonight. today it was announced that the vatican's computer expert will go to trial

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he supports amnesty for these illegals. i do not. he supports obamacare. i do not. mr. sadler has opposed second amendment rights. i fight for second amendment rights. >> what does that have to do with? >> mr. sadler has championed on income tax and the state of texas. i oppose that. there is a sharp difference. it gives texans a clear choice between what is right -- the right direction. >> so what would you do for the illegal immigrants here? do you see that as a problem? >> the texas home-building and restaurant industries are sensitive to that. >> immigration should have a staged approach. we have to get serious about security and stopping illegal immigration. i do not think either party has been serious about immigration. both parties have demagogued on it, but they have used it to rally their base rather than rolling up their sleeves in solving the problem. we need to remain a nation that does not as welcome, but celebrates our immigrants. over 50 years ago, my father came as an immigrant when he was 18, not speaking english, working as a dishwasher. >> i want to k

although given a four-year sentence, and was immediately reduced to one year due to an amnesty law from 2006. berlusconi was also fined 10 million euros and then form -- from holding public office for 10 years. the head of the media said television empire was accused of running a complex tax evasion system in the 1990's. prosecutors said berlusconi was part of a scheme to purchase broadcast rights to film through offshore companies and then inflate the cost to reduce taxes owed. the former prime minister will remain free until italy's appeal system is exhausted, a process that could be quite lengthy. >> for more on this case, we will tend to john hooper in rome. berlusconi was sentenced to four years but apparently will only serve one year if at all. how likely is it he will serve any time? >> very unlikely indeed. the italian judicial system is one in which trials take a long time, and there are also very generous statutes of limitation that time out cases often before they have completed the process, which involved two appeals. so there is a long way to run. it is almost certain that

he opposes amnesty programs for illegal immigrants. >> i will prioritize efforts that strengthen legal immigration and make it more transparent and easier. and i'm going to address the problem of illegal immigration in a civil and resolute manner. >> reporter: steele says labor- intensive businesses like his need certainty in immigration policies. he'll be waiting to hear if the candidates provide solid answers and long-term solutions. anna werner, cbs news, denver. >> pelley: in a moment, one of the most famous questions ever asked at a debate. >> who am i? ( laughter ) why am i here? >> pelley: these presidential debates are run by a commission that operates independently of the political parties. the campaigns have no say in the choice of the moderator and at every debate anthony mason reminds us there's no telling what might happen. >> we move over here, right? >> right. >> reporter: the first televised debate aired in 1960. >> good evening. >> reporter: and politics would never be the same. >> senator john f. kennedy. >> reporter: that night the young senator john kennedy looked c

president bashar al assad took to state tv to offer amnesty to opposition fighters if they laid down their weapons. >>> in neighboring lebanon, the military has been pa electoraling the streets of tripoli. tensions remain high in the wake of a bombing friday in beirut that killed a number of people, including a top lebanese security official who had spoken out against the syrian regime. >>> there are some signs anyway of life from facebook in the wake of the social network's massive stock slide. despite reporting a quarterly loss on tuesday, the company did say its mobile advertising plan is bringing more money than anticipated. nearly $150 million. let's get more on this story and a quick look at the markets as we get up in your business. julia is live for us in london morning. hey, julia. >>> good morning. as you said, strong performance from facebook after trading yesterday, up over 12%. despite reporting a loss. the key focus was on the revenues an they beat expectations, jumping by around a third in the period, $150 million coming from mobile adverts. investors are demanding tha

. >> without amnesty or whatever you want to call it, giving them the ability to educate themselves. we need the tax money to help us with the deficit. >> dutch ruppersberger points to his long deliberation about a marriage as evidence he does not toed the party line. >> i prayed about it and did whatever i thought i needed to do. in the end, i decided, it was a very tough decision for me to come out in favor of it because i was worried about discrimination. >> tonight was the tonight's debate was sponsored by local association and did not include independent or green party candidates. >> in case you did not know, early voting in maryland gets under way this weekend. the plan to vote early in the upcoming election, the early voting is of the to any registered voter beginning this saturday, october 27 through thursday november 1. the polls will be open daily from 10 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., except on sundays when that will be open from noon to 6:00 p.m., so there are plenty of opportunities for boating. >> those who have not produced idea upon registration will be asked one time only to sho

i think amnesty is unfair to the millions of legal immigrants to wait years and sometimes the kids inome here legally. to reward those who broke the law is fundamentally wrong. >> we know the president put into effect prosecutorial discretion, and wait to address the question of children who are undocumented persons in this country. we do not haveomprehensive immigration reform in this country. where should we go? >> my hope is that, after this election, the environment in d.c. will be more supportive of a comprehensive immigration reform. of course, we have different views on the subject. i agree with the president's decision to exercise prosecutorial discretion. i also agree what he did for the dreamers. i hope we are able to pass the dream at. >> you are opposed? >> yes. >> but when you look at what is going on out there, the president is getting knocked on both sides. some are knocking him because they say that he deported more folks -- this administration, they say, has deported more focused than any other. >> well, the bush administration. >> we know that, since 2004,he number o

many peruvians critical of his heavy handed behavior are opposed to amnesty. they now wait to see how the judge handles the family's request. >>> musicians from the u.s. and and japan have come together for a special collaboration. they can't communicate with words but they speak an international language, music and hardship help them to form a lasting connection. our nhk reporter shows us how. >> reporter: this isn't your average jazz festival. young musicians from northeastern japan and the state of louisiana groove together on stage. they share rhythm and a special bond that extends beyond borders. it's a bond that formed seven years ago in the wake of hurricane katrina. the storms slammed the gulf of mexico, killing nearly 2,000 people. new orleans took a direct hit. residents lost their homes. and one school, o. perry walker high, lost its instruments. a non-profit association of jazz fans in japan immediately sent funds. and in doing so helped revive the spirit of a city with a rich jazz history. fast forward six years to march 2011. this time musicians

bahrain's facing censure after a country's authorities banned all rallies and public gatherings amnesty international has called on the gulf kingdom to lift the restrictions saying they violate their right to freedom of expression authorities in bahrain also threaten all protests with legal action saying they won't tolerate any threat to national unity around eighty people have been killed in the country which is a key u.s. ally in the region since clashes began nearly two years ago and is under fire from human rights groups for its brutal crackdowns on pro reform campaigners who are demanding greater political freedom jobs and education thousands of protesters have been imprisoned including prominent human rights defender not be over charged with now serving time for tweeting and participating in illegal gatherings in the opposition member. says the government is fueling the crisis it claims it's trying to prevent this is. you know a little bit. of a religious war it's usually the use of this is just a blow to be just a little. bit of your sensibilities. as more than that this is the b

[applause] is a form of amnesty. >> continue. >> thank you.e need to improve our legal immigration system. this is the difference between professor warren and me. she is in favor of drivers here illegally. she is not in favor of securing our borders. these are things that we are very different -- when it comes to the dream act, the things we can do? certainly. but we need to have the debate. they want to bring it up. push it through without any debate. the key to getting anything done on immigration, i have been tried to do it. increasing quotas so we can do it legally. we cannot take the people you are legally and give them a head -- the people better be legally and give them a head to get above of. >> this is a big difference to the two of us 30 voted against the dream act, i would strongly support the dream act. i strongly believe in it. [applause] >> i also believe we need comprehensive immigration reform. i think of as following the law. we do cover debts of immigration reform, comprehensive besom reform. ready to follow the loss from enf

were prosecuted for supporting the revolution which allowed morsi to take power this summer and the amnesty covers all those convicted and although still under investigation or on trial. for it in just a few moments here is natasha and all the latest business news that will be after a very short break. by horse. by tractor. by car from where the road ends. as a carpenter. as a stove setter. as a farmer. as an assistant. as a friend. as a relative delivering post and delivering good. news . mission free cretaceous free. for charges free. range month free. three stooges free. download free broadcast live video for your media project a free media dog r.t. dot com. wealthy british scientists are. trying to cut back on. the. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into a report on r g. twenty seven minutes past the hour you're watching business r.t. straight to our top story the dispute and the russian british oil joint venture t.n. b.p. has an interest now the russian co-owners kn

to six hundred million euros western and russian celebrities have called for the women's release amnesty international considers them prisoners of conscience free pussy riot t. shirts are all the rage. that's the way you attract attention. they always looked at the. famous pop stars around the world look at the way we're dollars dressed look at dell look at all the others. we can do as well as that or we could do something different and they hated the idea of going into the cathedral and seeing the blossom of songs because that. would in fact be something i reduce with the media circus in full swing and the constant requests pouring in brand pussy riot isn't set to go away any time soon polly boyko r t moscow and investigative journalist tony gosling says the resulting popularity on the vandalism in the wake of the band's trial raises a big question over who's really benefited on the sentence. let's not forget what's else is going on around the world around this case because you have got loads of problems with the in a way you know part of the punishment is to stop these people cashing i