in london he is the director of the whole international and in chicago we cross to chris cotter and he's an adjunct assistant professor at the school of the art institute of chicago all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect and that means you can jump anytime you want it we go to london first what do you think about the i.m.f. had to say because i read the language and they're real he worried here this is not just a bump in the road this is very serious so for a lot of people in the world the grate.

if cotter completely by surprise -- it caught her completely by surprise. >> would you like to co-host with me one day? >> i would love to. that would be amazing. let's make that happen. we will hold them do that. we got that on camera, right? >> this just in. cynne simpson is thrilled to join anderson cooper next month. you can watch anderson live weekdays at 3:00 right here on abc and keep your eyes peeled for our girl. >> how fun is that? she is going to be so perfect. >> she may never come back. >> that is true. uh-oh. >> let's see what's coming up at 6:00. >> gordon peterson has a look at what's ahead. >> i heard there is a big debate tonight. three weeks from election day. in a little more than three hours, the second presidential debate. coming up but 6:00, both campaigns way and on the expectations -- up at 6:00, both campaigns weigh in on the expectations. also, there is talk about lowering fines for speeding. nobody would object to that except maybe the people counting the money and the district of columbia. those who counted and those who spend it. >> let's get another check

why is obama deputy campaign manager stephanie cotter finally playing on libya?cover-up? is the possibility? we will explore that. be sure to join us next week. here to talk to his new book and the president's mission of distribution. doctor, attorney, army officer, a former nun, and candidates for office in this city illinois. she is quite something, and we're coming right back. stay with us. lou: obama deputy campaign manager stephanie kutcher is not normally shy about her role as an attack dog for the obama administration, so we found her interview last night and a bit odd to say the least. listen. >> the administration did not know that we need a more security in benghazi. state department officials said their request and more security for the consulate as early as march. >> i did not get that exchange. >> you did not cassette exchanged. >> no. lou: well, i mean, is hard to spend it if you don't know about it or ignore it altogether. perhaps the stratagem of some sort. a fact check we cannot let go from last night's debate. here is biden's thought someone int

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senator reid and stephanie cotter during his show friday letterman repeatedly repeated the utterly ridiculousy did not ay federal income taxes. listen to this. >> like it does tax returns because i believe we will discover that the man has not paid and nickel to the united states and federal income-tax. [applause] a felon running for president. [laughter] lou: the only thing i can imagine to my doing an impression of harry reid. not bad, don't you think? well, romney did release his tax returns, of course. there we are. coming up next will be the "a-team," governor romney enjoying a post debate surge in the polls for sparring a new campaign tactic from mean team obama. the character assault come back to hurt the president? the "a-team" will answer that question. all of that and much more with judith miller, james, the "wall street journal," brad lachemann, washington d.c. waiting for us in a little box. there you are. good to have you. we're coming ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you make 70,000 trades a second... ♪ reach one customer at a time? ♪ or help doctors turn billions of bytes of shared

why is obama deputy campaign manager stephanie cotter finally playing on libya?-up a cover-up? is the possibility? we will explore that. be sure to join us next week. here to talk to his new book and the president's mission of distribution. doctor, attorney, army officer, a former nun, and candidates for ofce in this city illinois. she is quite something, and we're coming right back. stay with us. [ male announcer ] how do you trade? with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. anl in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. lou: obama deputy campaign manager stephanie kutcher is not normally shy about her role as an attack do for the obama administration, so we found her interview last night and a bit odd to say the least. listen.

saudi arabia, cotter, sunni countries, when turkish, to have misplaced the united states and others havebeen supporting the opposition to varying degrees. saudi arabia in many ways taken the lead because they are afraid of what they view developing in the middle east from iran through syria, which is 75% sunni, but the highlights are an offshoot of sunni islam. and in lebanon, the most powerful group is hezbollah shiite islamist organization. so you know, they want to break that up. the u.s. wants to make that outcome is the one survey data. so the fall of assad is desirable in that sense, although they don't want syria to implode altogether and breakup and cause a free for all the surrounding powers that would cause the regional and even international conflict, the danger in all of this. and inside syria, and has become very, very sick. the longer the conflict was on, the more sick. it is. because the other minorities come out 12%, 13%, christians 10% for the most part support the assad regime because of assad regime is very secularized and therefore will be a buffer on any conservative

then, as now, fashion, driven by vanity, says hong kong professor frank de cotter who studies chinese, till the fields, of course, tend to acquire very dark complex on. whereas those inside -- nobles aristocracy -- highly value light skin as a result or lighter skin. women in europe, women in america tend to actually want to have a tanned skin whereas in china, what is wanted very much a clear complex on. >> reporter: and at a chinese beach, this will get a second look. the anti-sun mask. a full head and neck no tan system. for those with money to spend who want to take it a step further, there is another expensive fashion trend ready to help out. at the ever-care plastic surgery center in downtown beijing, this doctor shows off the before and after picture of noses reshaped and skin lightened with freckles gone thanks to laser treatments and whitening injections. >> no one would like to be call a yellow face woman. so we have to get rid of brown spots in order to have the color. >> reporter: which brings us back to the first woman. her magazine is a bastion of beauty making her one o

. >> cotter, thank you very much. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> coming up in just a bit, the s&p is coming off four straight days of losses. we'll ask scott nations in the bulls can turn that trend. but first as we head to a break tar take a look at yesterday's winners and losers. [ male announcer ] the 2013 smart comes with 8 airbags, a crash management system and the world's only tridion safety cell which can withstand over three and a half tons. small in size. big on safety. hey, it's sandra -- from accounting. peter. i can see that you're busy... but you were gonna help us crunch the numbers for accounts receivable today. i mean i know that this is important. well, both are important. let's be clear. they are but this is important too. [ man ] the receivables. [ male announcer ] michelin knows it's better for xerox to help manage their finance processing. so they can focus on keeping the world moving. with xerox, you're ready for real business. so they can focus on keeping the world moving. when you take

the other congressmen would've gotten his way, a woman who got a critical health screening at the cotter cancer in time. we have a great record of what we have done last six years. we are able to work across party lines. there are issues of women's health care you are going to vote on november 6, i hope everyone does, i would appreciate your vote. >> moderator: and now denny rehberg. rehberg: i have traveled over montana and nobody has brought up the fire except for you, sir. what they talk about is the irresponsible decision-making that goes along with supporting president obama 97% of the time. things like obamacare and things like build stimulus. and the people at billings, it is the loss of the plant that shuts down. you lose 35 jobs and $10 million per year to your schools and your government at the local level. that is the real cost of what his policies are bringing by supporting bureaucrats in washington. you have to pass in candidates, we are going to begin voting on the next united states senate tomorrow. one neighbor at a time. one is a government solution. leaving the governme

in talking to the campaign manager of the obama campaign, david axelrod, ron emmanuel, stephanie cotter and asking them, how would the next four years under an obama presidency given that the house composition be more or less the same. >> almost certainly going to be similar. >> how will things be different? uniformly they're answer, in other words, this is a talking point was that the fever will break. that the american people, if they vote for president obama for another four years will basically be voting against obstructionism. the republicans will get the message and they will walk, you know, i'll be it in a consultative fashion toward the center. >> to you by that? i can see that happening and all >> no. as the talking point in a sticking with it, but -- >> are you any more optimistic. as a romney were to win as opposed to the president reelected, some dealers waiting for him after he gets into office. >> no. no, i'm not. and, you know, i wrote a story for the new york times magazine when governor romney, specifically on his time as governor that appeared about three weeks ago. an