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how is the girl scouts bering? >> the first time in 10 years, we are up in membership.we are very proud of that. i have spoken to other ceos of major nonprofits and i think we have all been struggling because of the economy. when a family sit back and says we have to make rand or a parent loses a job, they go back to the basics. part of it is -- we are the best kept secret in the united states. to talk to any woman from most -- for the most part, they were touched by an organization and have a positive opportunity. but we do not tell our story. part of that is telling the story so more girls will join. they cannot buy something they cannot see. that is why we are out there. yep probably seen in the last six months more stories about girl scouts than ever. talking about the great work they're doing changing lives. for us, it is about sharing that external story so that people will invest in paroles and advocate for them and sponsor them. -- invest in girls and advocate for them and sponsor them. >> economic imperative. i used to work for the sba. i think you about econom

wherever he goes np an article in tampa bay times welcome romney to florida with this, quote, dade bering up shuttering two medical facilities in miami. some 850 jobs were lost while bain walked away $242 million and 800% return on investment. that's what i'm talking about. bain wins, the factories lose. let me go back to steve. are you an expert on this kind of thing about how equity comes in and shakes up these companies, cuts their costs, then flips them? is it usually to the advantage of workers, people that work there, or never to the advantage of middle management who get sliced? might be to the advantage of stock holders of the companies? maybe that's different. >> it can to the advantage of the worker. can be to the advantage of middle management but always to the company like bain. that's the problem. i'm sure there are stamps and anecdotes that romney can churn up and say, this is jobs because of what bain did. the nature of his business is making money for investors. it isn't creating jobs as we likes to say on the stump. there will be a lot of stories like the ones we are hear

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say and also the tampa bay times talks about medical technology facility, that same company, dade bering, saddled with debt, wound up shutting down two medical facilities in miami, 850 jobs lost. that doesn't sound like a location or state to state problem. i don't care where you are, you lose your job, 850 jobs, that's a hot topic. >> a.b. was right when she said private equity, there is an upside and a downside to it and what the obama campaign is doing and by the way they have the right to do it is pointing out the downside to it. florida, two parts to florida. there is the panhandle and there is the rest of the dag gone state. it is a very different place. the panhandle, the red neck rif era, ask joe scarborough, that's the south. they still fly con 23ed rat flags and the middle of the state used to be a farming area, a huge suburb now and southern florida, very, very different places. you're right from the perspective that when you -- when someone comes in, corporate raids, you lose your job, you have lost your job. you have lost your house. you now had to move and move in with fami

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and according to brum bering, what i found on line was pretty much sex, drugs, rock and roll, and astrologye prosecution also showed the jury some brief video clips of some camera work that rielle hunter performed for the campaign. she was after all brought onboard as a consultant, as a campaign videographer, and what the jury saw was some shaky camera work at times it was out of focus, at times the interview subjects were out of frame, and the staffer josh brumberger described the camera work as shoddy and unprofessional, and said that it didn't make john edwards look presidential in his opinion. tori. >> and i understand there's a emotional reaction to some of the testimony from john edwards' daughter. is she expected back in court today? >> she is expected back in court today. it was during christina reynolds' testimony as she was beginning to describe that argument in the aircraft hangar, that christina or kate edwards stormed out -- she didn't storm out of the courtroom, but she left the courtroom visibly upset. she was in tears, and then she later returned during a break. and we antic

in the late 1970s noaa dumped thoughs like this in the bering sea to study currents. >>> women check using car mirrors, other people's glasses, smartphones. it's a love/hate relationship. most women say they hate looking at mirrors. >> you look great. >> thanks. i check 20 times a day. >>> on the second day you look fabulous. this is why i come in on saturdays, just to have you say nice thing to me. i don't believe, though, i think guys are checking themselves in the mirror, too. >> we have to. we're on tv. it was funny. somebody actually asked me the other day, i was checking right before an interview, i looked into the iphone, actually, because the screen goes dark. they're like, do you have an app? a mirror app? i said, no, i don't. i just look at the black iphone screen if you need to check if there's nothing out of place. i'm sure there is. >> cleary i'm guilty because they have a mirror app. >> you vain -- >> yes, they also have derek. >>. >> they have an app for everything. >> you know the app i use more than anything? the flashlight app. i don't want to wake up my wife, so --

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ahead of russian railways discuss the cooperation of the united states and russia to construct the beringtunnel. which i am very sure the people here are familiar with. now, in a situation and context were two major things are driving the fear of the american population, which is the prospect of war and the financial collapse, this being put on the table, i find is something to be seriously discussed between two major powers, which are to nuclear powers, in a time where civilization is needed. i would like to add that i have been to a number of these types of events. there are consistent questions about humanitarian concerns to the russian situation. if that is the case, i ask why do we not add the grease situation to a discussion. the conditions are atrocious. again, i would like to pose that question that once you clear policy initiatives between the united states and russia, don't you think that that is something that should be strived for and discuss even by the opposition, russians as well as various people in the united states, as opposed to the current situation, which could lead t

i would like to inject more of a note of pessimism bere we get there. we saw a lot of the outward evidence, the problem is not getting easier, it is getting worse. the problem of political will. you have moderate senators who are leaning -- leaving the institution because they do not feel there is a workable center. your pac was supporting senator lugar are the other night, and he was defeated part because he was seen as too willing to compromise. parties are getting more divided. there are fewer conservative democrats and your liberal republicans. isn't it getting harder than it easier? >> where it's easier it is where the american people begin to realize this is a crisis stage. we have to deal with it. if we do not by year end, we are likely to be back into recessio it is not just kicking the can down the road, but fundamental changes. >> what does that say about our politics in washington? >> it probably says a lot of things. a lot of it has to do with the fact that he did not have a residency in his home state. the media has picked up some of the ot

initiatives or strategic collaborations between the united states and russia in the form of the sbe and bering strait is on the table, why to the talk about the russian opposition as well and various figures in the united states as opposed to the current drive which could lead to a confrontation between two nuclear powers especially given the construction rt unnecessary four phases of the ballistic missile systems in europe. >> thanks for the question. well, i think just in general that legitimate regimes don't make for good partners. you have to look at the quote-on-quote cooperation on syria and on the others that you just mentioned as proof of that. on the specific issues, i mean, there's some things like the wgo membership. what the russian opposition's trying to do is to bring the countries closer together while making fear that the situation does not represent our country. you heard that yesterday. you're aware of the debate between -- the entire russian opposition leadership is 100% in favor of that and civil society -- get rid of an amendment and sanction the country. there's a great p