are you with bill clinton? after the election -- let's go back to your business. when they write the election report after the 2012 election and they said the president won by going to the center or the president won by going to the left and pushing a very populist agenda what will be the winning headline? that's all i'm asking. let's go to our business reporting on this. let's use the usual english language. will he be perceived as successfully the left or successfully the center? >> chris, you know as well as i do the same event happens. you get five different headlines and different angles. the fact is there is a lot of confusion over whether obama has changed or not. a lot of folks thought he was more left than he was in 2008. i think he is more left than he is right now. he has always been a centrist, pragmatist. people on the left get disappointed in that sometimes. >> let me sharpen the question. my fault. over the next several months between now and the election getting started should he be perceived as

. >>> and bill clinton goes gaga. >> i just thought we all would get caught up in a little bill romancei want your love and i want your revenge ♪ ♪ i want your love i don't want to be friends ♪ ♪ i don't want to be friends >>> a new poll out today has republican presidential candidate herman cain in a virtual tie with willard m. romney. romney comes in at 26%. followed by cain at 25%. with a five. point margin on error in the poll. rick perry pulls up a distant third at 13%. ron paul holds steady at 9%. followed by the irrelevant newt gingrich at 8% and the now even more irrelevant michele bachmann at 6%. the poll indicates that none of the candidates are on solid ground yet. with 67% of republican voters saying they might change their minds. herman cain is the latest beneficiary of republicans changing their minds, but his front-runner status has not inhibited his rhetoric on the campaign trail. here he is in tennessee on saturday explaining how he would stop illegal immigration. >> we'll have a real fence. 20 feet high with barbed wire, electrified with a sign on the other side that s

it's the concert for bill clinton. from barbara streisand and lady gaga and usher and kenny chesney. we'll have the highlights from hollywood. today is sunday, september 16th, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. welcome to "today" on a sunday morning. i'm lester holt. >> i'm jenna wolf. can you imagine being in a room with lady gaga and barbara streisand? what do you talk about? >> you have to say former president in the room as well. this wasn't a birthday bash for president clinton. this was for the tenth anniversary of his organization. usher started things off. he got stars going on the stage and in the seats. we'll show you some of the highlights just ahead. >>> also, the south pole mission to save the sixth scientist who suffered a stroke. she's now waiting for a plane to evacuate her. we spoke to the scientist yesterday. there are some new developments, and we will bring them to you in just a moment. >>> plus, there's been a surprise new twist in the case of john wayne gacy. he

bill clinton never did that. ronald reagan never did that. when they had congress's other party, they led. this president has to learn how to lead or he's going to go back to chicago. >> schieffer: all right. we're going to have to end it right there. the clock ran out. thanks to both of you have. very enlightening. back in a moment with some final thoughts. >> schieffer: finally today on "60 minutes," tonight, andy rooney will make it official. after a career at cbs that began in 1949, when he went to work for arthur godfrey he is stepping down as a regular contributor to "60 minutes." there will never be another like him. the man who made the phrase "did you ever wonder why" en route to penning more than a thousand essays and dozens of books is cutting back. you can't blame him. he is 92, but who's checking the time? which reminds me of one of my rooney favorite questions: did you ever wonder why they call a watch a "watch"? which is also a good excuse to recall some of the other things he said. such as "computers make it easier to do a lot

. >> this was a concert for bill clinton.the party got going with stars in the seats and on the stage. >>> the south pole mission to save the sickçó scientist. suffered a stroke, waiting for a plane to evacuate her. there are some new developments. we'll bring them to you in just a moment. >>> a surprise new twist in the case of john wayne gacy, the '70s serial killer who dressed up as a clown. new clues to the notorious crimes that could uncover even more victims. we'll have that story for you. >>> and then the week in buzz. a look at some of the holtest topics and videos that have gone viral. the big new buzz includes mel gibson. haven't heard about him in a while. what is a fellow hollywood superstar saying about the controversial actor? and oh, so much more, coming up. >> it ended up in a man hunt, so it is a good thing. >> i have never heard you say that before. >> never been a moment to say it. >>> let's get started demonstrators in new york. descended on times square in a sign the movement may be growing. we are live w

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bill clinton never did that. ronald reagan never did that.they had congress's other party they led. this president has to learn how to lead or he's going to go back to chicago. >> schieffer: all right. we're going to have to end it right there. the clock ran out. thanks to both of you have. very enlightening. back in a moment with some final thoughts. ♪ [ male announcer ] we're not employers or employees. not white collar or blue collar or no collars. we are business in america. and every day we awake to the same challenges. but at prudential we're helping companies everywhere find new solutions to manage risk, capital and employee benefits, so american business can get on with business. ♪ so american business can get on with business. somewhere in america, a city comes to life. it moves effortlessly, breathes easily. it flows with clean water. it makes its skyline greener and its population healthier. all to become the kind of city people want to live and work in. somewhere in america, we've already answered some of the nation's toughest que

that was the definition of what made bill clinton successful in his reelection bid. >> rick: when billon did it, he was trying to portray himself as is a centrist, so he put forth these little nuggets and if president obama is successful in appealing to independent voters, to people who are more centrist minded, he's well on his way to winning a second term, isn't he? >> this is very smart politically. but it's not going to amount to a hill of beans in terms of making a dent in our economic problems, even the liberal booking institute admits that. we need multi trillion dollars economic solutions and basically the president decided to go shopping at the dollar store looking for political gimmicks in an effort to win reelection. the difference between bill clinton and president obama is bill clinton can sell ice to an eskimo, president obama is using money we don't have. >> rick: the speaker of the house says the president can issue all the executive orders that he wants and he agrees with ford, by the way, that a larger plan is needed as opposed to these little programs here and there.

we have been bill clinton there's been absolute continuity basically since one thousand nine hundred one in our trade policies in our economic policies i mean clinton raised taxes three percent big he actually had a balanced budget but you know any i will deal were flat out of its will but i think i hope we can continue this on it's been a great discussion i do to thank you all for dropping by good. to really understand what a half percent tax hike on millionaires means you have to understand how marginal tax rates work marginal is the magic word vice president biden knows other work he said this yesterday you have a one half of one percent surtax on the million and one dollar in other words it doesn't affect anybody who makes nine hundred ninety nine thousand dollars it doesn't affect anybody making nine hundred ninety nine thousand nine hundred ninety nine dollars and if you want to find a guy who makes one million and one dollars it only affects that one dollar that's the only thing the rate goes up if you make one point one million and god willing this passes you would pay next y

let's gather around the water cooler to watch lady gaga serenade bill clinton. pened saturday night at the hollywood bowl. the president was celebrating his 65th birthday and the clinton global initiative. let's watch. >> i just thought we all would get caught up in a little bill romance. ♪ caught had in a bill romance ♪ ♪ caught in a bill romance ♪ i want your love and i want your revenge ♪ ♪ i want your love and i want to be friends ♪ >> bill, i'm having my first real marilyn moment. i always wanted to have one. i wish you were playing sax with me tonight, baby. >> lady gaga telling the former president of the united states, i wish you were playing sax with me tonight, baby. renaming her song "bad romance" to "bill romance." the secretary of state to his left and daughter chelsea to his right. it gets no better than that. president clinton talked about how lucky he was. >> i am the only person in history who got to be president, who then had a post-presidential birthday party attended by both lady gaga and the secretary of state. [ cheers and applause ] >> ther

hollywood came out to celebrate bill clinton's birthday. e party marked the tenth anniversary of his nonprofit clinton foundation. >> how cool is it to be 65 and you get lady gaga? come on. >> reporter: other performers included motown legend stevie wonder, usher, and rock icons youtube. >>> former president was among dozens of invited guests. it was held in memorial church on the stanford university campus just a few miles northwest of apple's silicon valley headquarters. security was tight and reporters and cameras were kept well away. >>> let's turn now to cbs "moneywatch" time now. ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. >> reporter: asian markets finished higher today encouraged by europe's renewed effort to detain its debt crisis. hong kong's hang seng was up 2%. today, wall street gets another round of earnings with ibm leading the pack. the dow gained almost 5%, while the nasdaq was up more than 7.5%. >>> those gains capped the biggest two-day rally for the market in more than two year. just a couple of weeks ago, the

bob dole and bill clinton. and i agreed to do it. and then they apparently went on talking and they couldn't agree who was going to do the other two debates so finally these guys started yelling at each other and they said look, we can agree on -- this is ha i was told later. we can agree on larry. let's see if he can do all three so we can get this thing over with and go to bed at night. that was it. >> belva: your book is called "tension city". that men there was three times that you could go through this. there is a favorite story that you tell in the book about the first president bush and his advice or his comment about what's involved in doing this. >> well, it kind of comes from that. i asked him what were they like, mr. preponderasident. >> he said, oh it was tension city. the editor finally called me. the book was ready to go and the editor called me and said we're not sure moderator is right. i was very defensive about it and i said well that is the title. he said let me ask you a question, jim. would you buy a book with th

that's what bill clinton is asking. new pressure on delinquent homeowners the number of homes receiving noticed increased 14% indicating banks are moving more aggressively than borrowingers falling behind. >> expect to pay a record amount to keep your home warm. bills are expected to spike nearly $200 more than last year. but i am a voter. so washington... before you even think about cutting my medicare and social security benefits... here's a number you should remember. 50 million. we are 50 million seniors who earned our benefits... and you will be hearing from us... today and on election day. ♪ today and on election day. ♪ ♪ co-signed her credit card -- "buy books, not beer!" ♪ but the second that she shut the door ♪ ♪ girl started blowing up their credit score ♪ ♪ she bought a pizza party for her whole dorm floor ♪ ♪ hundred pounds of makeup at the makeup store ♪ ♪ and a ticket down to spring break in mexico ♪ ♪ but her folks didn't know 'cause her folks didn't go ♪ ♪ to free-credit-score-dot-com hard times for dadd

plus, bill clinton assembles ben stiller, kevin spacey, sean penn matt damon for a video that i think you'll enjoy. but first let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock here in new york city. last night the gloves did come off and seven republican president shial hopefuls square off. all eyes were on herman cain at least at the beginning of the night. his republican rivals took turns slamming the 9-9-9 plan to reform the american tax code. >> 84% of americans would pay more taxes under his plan. >> i love you, brother, but you don't have to have a big analysis to figure this this thing out. go to new hampshire where they don't have a sales tax and you're fix to go give them one. they're not interested in 9-9-9. >> the state tax is an anticipa apple we're replacing the current tax code with oranges. >> are you saying that the state sales tax will also go away? >> no, that's an apple. we're replacing a bunch of oranges. >> and i'll be getting a bush she will basket with apples aed and oranges because i'll have to pay both taxes. >> you've said the plan would be a harder sel

bill clinton is hyping the democrats at a major fundraiser. tom fitzgerald was there.rom the newsroom with more. tom. >> everybody is calling this an off year election, but it's not an off year election if you are one of the people that are up for election this november. virginia democrats have been trying to hold their ground and controlling the state senate in richmond where they hold a small margin over the republicans. so they brought in the big guns as they like to say. president bill clinton was the main event at a fundraiser held at the home of the former democratic national chairman, terri mccallif today. several hundred people were there and he told fox 5, this event put over $1 million in virginia democratic in their fight to hold on to the state senate. >> this is important election as we had in a long time. we have the entire general assembly up. we have all of our house of delegates. we control the house senate by two seats. we have many competitive races going on in the commonwealth today. i tell democrats, you have got to get out there. you have to keep

eastern time. >>> a big night in hollywood for former president bill clinton.of the a-list celebrities who turned out to honor the former president and the foundation he established ten years ago. we'll tell but that special night after the break. >>> and the martin luther king jr. memorial in washington dedication ceremony happening right now in d.c. later on we'll hear from the people who decided it was time to honor the civil rights icon and got the movement started. and a choice. take advil now and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. way to go, coach. ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! [ monica ] i have a small part in a big movie. i thought we'd be on location for 3 days, it's been 3 weeks. so, i used my citi simplicity card to pick up a few things. and i don't have to worry about a late fee. which is good... no! bigger! bigger! [ monica ] ...because i don't think we're going anywhere for a while. [ male announcer ] write your story with the new citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. get starte

bill clinton gave the protesters a big challenge. how they're responding tonight. >>> bringing america back. the man who quit his job to go to bat for americans desperate to keep their homes out of foreclosure. >>> keeping it off. scientists crack the code of how to stay slim after you drop the weight. what they learned from 10,000 success stories. and why eating the same foods every day could be your secret weapon. >>> and the other royal newlyweds. the king who took a commoner as his wife and their lesson to all of us about happiness. our reporter gets a royal surprise. >>> good evening. we begin with new details of a shattering crime. a massacre in what should have been a safe place in a quiet town and what it tells us about women who feel someone is out to kill them. a troubled ex-husband is under arrest in the southern california hair salon shooting that left eight people dead. and we learned today that his ex-wife told a court she was in danger. it happens all too often. on average, three women in this country die every day bec

last night so if any of you want to be short in stature, just work for bill clinton.d learned so much from. you couldn't gather a finer group of people in one room with the exception of the other. and i'm grateful that. second, and really grateful and bruce lindsey will understand this. after 32 years of friendship, you have two sit and listen to me. [laughter] [applause] let me just add the platform laid out by both channels that's so impressive. we were going to engage if you look at the georgetown speeches, all three of them, which the opportunity covenant community of course but engagement, the new world, globalization we had to take could manage. they're a number of ways to do it. first of all us balance our budget. bring people out of poverty which is 15% to 11% as i recalled the production poverty in u.s. history at any time. take the people in america who are doing well and let them grow. african-americans, over 30% growth in their income. latinos over 24% growth. women together in the economy. those are critical invest in technology and infrastructure in prog

bill clinton did the same thing he also bill clinton what's wrong with doing. what i don't want to raise that fifteen percent top tax rate for the mitt romneys of the world they were all he's worth four hundred million dollars in a forty million bucks this year from his investments he pays fourteen percent income tax why not have him pay the same income tax rate as his secretary like warren buffett thinks that is if you want to rewrite the tax code and do that i think conservatives would agree you'd have to do in a revenue neutral manner so the federal government isn't just gaming the system so they can steal more money from the private economy and waste it revenue on revenue neutral what does that mean i mean if the federal government hasn't taken the same percentage of revenues that they did in the last year but because the federal government doesn't need anymore money race enough are you ok there is dollars have you noticed how many of our bridges are falling down i've noticed how much debt have you had that have you noticed that we're buying of billion doll

host: in the "new york post" -- bill clinton is putting hillary clinton in a good position to be the front-runner in 2016. guest: well, that is interesting. i once -- if my memory were better, i could give you the ages. if she runs and 2016 -- host: she will be 67. guest: i guarantee you that joe biden will probably want to run. after all, vice president usually get an automatic place on the ticket for president -- vice presidents usually get an automatic place on the ticket for president. he would be 71. i do not know. she has done very well in terms of her public approval as secretary of state, by not trying to grab the headlines, by trying to be a lower member of the administration. i think she had unpleasant memories, to put it mildly, of her own run for office, whether she has it in her heart and in her gut to run again, i am not so sure. if she did run, she certainly would not be unchallenged in the democratic party for that race. host: louisiana, steve, joining us on the republican line. good morning. please go ahead. caller: good morning. first of all, mr. simon, you should b

in 1992, bill clinton may be twisted to embrace innovation, to lead the world -- bill clinton made the choice is to embrace innovation. to lead the world forward. to balance our budget. to do it all with hope and optimism about where we were going. the results speak for themselves. 22.9 million new jobs. reductions of people living in poverty. 4% unemployment. real wage growth for all americans across every income bracket. a more connected, a global world. it is my great honor to introduce the 42nd president of the united states, william jefferson clinton. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. please, thank you. thank you very much. thank you for bringing me back to georgetown. i want to thank scott murphy, i wanted all of you to hear him. i thought the students could identify with him. he gets the of with the 20 years ago. two years ago, less than that, a year ago, the monday before the election, i was with him in his congressional district in upstate new york. we had 1200 people for a breakfast at 7:30 in the morning. i thought he wo

absolute want to admit that the republican congress bill clinton office is good they were bill clinton radios to where it is and no one right now goes for the reason that the most recent budget obama proves was when he said in twelve years that's unsustainable and what's happened is on the backs of them of course this is a little because george w. bush ran up six trillion dollars to hold the democratic and ran and then started two wars. with obama started to do it help a democratic congress read though it was your this is a really you know dan from costa from george washington until until ronald reagan we saw it we basically had no major deficit the united states other than a couple ronald reagan only rode the cold war won the cold war without without killing a lot of people so that's that and so bad justifies putting it triply our national debt putting three trillion dollars on the weekend of the earth is going to end and then fought and there's already weapons than and cost millions of lives so i don't recall him fighting the soviet union but that he. actually we were in the soviet u

their actual not actual dollar numbers bill clinton left office and the sergeant was was one when the search truly hit absolute want to admit that the republican congress who put the office did it work bill clinton radios to where it is and nobody on right now the most recent up the most recent budget obama proposed was twice that in twelve years that's unsustainable and what's happened in full on the backs of then of course the disabled because george w. bush ran of six trillion dollars to the democratic and ran and then started two wars . with a bomb and started to do with help a democratic congress rather it was a zoo this is really you know dan from horses to from from george washington and sold and sold ronald reagan we saw it we basically had no major deficit the united states other than a couple ronald reagan only won the cold war won the cold war without without killing a lot of people so that's the end of that justifies putting it tripling our national debt putting three trillion dollars on the way going to voters going to you know and then for it and there's already weapons

of course it worked against bill clinton.could talk for two and a half hours on any given question. in order to get that plan also wanted a town of thing, so they swapped, their negotiators swapped. dole got what he won it. the short answer for some of the debates in the stains for cleanse people getting what clinton wanted which was the town of debate for the first time. everything, everything about what the size of the holding rooms are to everything about it is negotiated. >> including the moderator. >> absolutely. >> and that, as you posit, that may be why they ended up with a single moderator because they couldn't agree than anybody other than you. >> this was not false modesty. it was just the truth. a couple of times i end up moderating debates because they cannot agree and anybody else, and they could agree on the and finally just throw their hands. >> politically this person said some things. >> whatever, or there were looking for an advantage. always looking for an advantage. once i thought, well, this would be a di

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then lady gaga singing to bill clinton. was that a good idea? ents away. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. tonight, two hot topics, beginning with anti-semitism in the occupy wall street movement. a protesters in los angeles said this. >> mcallister, i'm here representing myself but i work for the los angeles unifying school district. i think that the zionist jews running these big banks and our federal reserve, which is not run by the federal government, they need to be run out of this country. >> bill: with us now, mr. goldberg. so as i said to you, all organizations have these fringe people. do you think this is a theme? >> i don't know how widespread this is. i'm not suggesting that it is. but i do know this: that there are others who echo her views. there were signs out on occupy los angeles that were clearly anti-semitic. while i don't know how widespread t she's certainly not the only one, as you can see from the signs. but this i do know for sure, you could have had ten million people at a tea party, if there was one

president bill clinton surrounded a concert tonight by lady gaga she calls maryland moment. uple of months ago lady gaga and happy birthday fundraiser for the clinton foundation turned 10 years old last night celebrities honoring bill clinton also include usher bono, ellen degeneres jim ramsey with crespi forecast >> given you a crespi forecast only for a few hours expecting temperatures tomorrow to be cooler than today but not too bad 50 in chicago at the moment rainfall we are watching providing chicago with cloudiness rainfall in central illinois making its way however we may get rainfall in the day on wednesday-thursday forecast model suggesting rainfall flooding in some of the bears of florida at big problem happened to be a disturbance yucatan and cuba hurricane center watching that possible development of a tropical system keeping a close watch on that heavy rainfall continues in south florida here in chicago 53 degrees for high temperature. wednesday-thursday i should say with a chance of rain fall both days friday 54 degrees to look at the last three day saturday and

lady gaga stole the show at this weekend's star-studded salute to bill clinton.ollywood came out to celebrate the former president's 65th birthday which was actually in august. part birthday bash and part fund-raiser. the party marked the tenth anniversary of his nonprofit clinton foundation. >> how cool is it to be 65 and you get lady gaga? come on. >> reporter: other performers included motown legend stevie wonder, usher, and rock icons youtube. >>> former president was among dozens of invited guests. who teneded a private memorial service on sunday for apple cofounder steve jobs. it was held in memorial church on the stanford university campus just a few miles northwest of apple's silicon valley headquarters. security was tight and reporters and cameras were kept well away. >>> let's turn now to cbs "moneywatch" time now. stocks in asia were up. a warning that coffee prices may be headed way up. ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. >> reporter: asian markets finished higher today encouraged by europe's renewed effort to contain its debt cris

seth doane, cbs news, new york. >>> apparently, lady gaga, bill clinton, says will not be wearing her meat dress out of deference to his -- >> very nice of her. >> they worked that out. >> didn't really understand that. >> clinton says he is almost vegan. i don't know what that means. >> some say he is back to his college weight? >> very impressive. >>> a plane is on its way to pick up a researcher who suffered a stroke last august. >> we are going to speak to someone who made the dangerous trip, about the risks of getting her back home safely to the u.s. we will be right back. >>> coming up we have talked. issue of bullying. what may be more as disturbing kids as young as 3 can show signs of being a bully. >> sesame street decided to do something about it and jeff sat down with big bird and some of his friends. you he talked to them about bullying and their television special which airs this monday ♪ >>> we're back on "the early show." it is a saturday morning. nice view of the empire state building here. i'm jeff glor. >> and i'm nancy cordes. >>> remember when you took for granted