andrew cuomo wanted to drag this out. i've been willing to settle this all along on reasonable terms but i'm not going to settle them on term that makes no sense. >> charlie: other people say to me this will be settled in the end. that's the way these things work out. >> i would settle it today, i would settle it tomorrow, i would settle it in six months on terms that make sense and are fair and reasonable. if not then we'll continue to litigate and the conduct of the attorney general's office in my opinion as a non-lawyer throughout this will raise, will be raised in the course of this litigation. there have been remeet exam pulls of suggestions of threats as recently as last wednesday. the attorney general himself getting ready to be governor suggested to my lawyers if they raised any more questions about irregularities that there might be a disciplinary referral to the bars from my lawyers. trs not the behavior we want out of the attorney general or governor. >> charlie: are there other examples in terms of the attitud

and the blue bowl represents his opponent, andrew cuomo.e the five puppies who will run to the bowl and the candidate they think best represents the good people of new york. [ laughter ] you guys ready to meet the puppies? [ cheers and applause ] let's bring them out! ♪ >> jimmy: there they are. there they are. they're excited to vote. they're excited. [ audience aws ] it's almost election day. they're very excited to vote. really, it's election eve. i know it. let me introduce you to our esteemed panel. we have, of course, roger blaine. brian johnson. carl mcadams. lisa armstrong. and there he is, gary frick, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] all right, guys, before you vote, i want to give you a quick briefing on the candidates. so, listen up. hey, you guys listening? [ light laughter ] all right. good. gary, get up -- gary, get off her. lisa, get over here. thank you. all right, ready? now, i'm sure you've heard paladino's pledge to reduce state spending by 20% in his first year. while cuomo says he will consolidate state governments an

tonight, chris cuomo reports as "nightline" investigates. >> larry stewart is a former criminal justiceeeacher from for profit college. >> i had a guy talk to me about enrolling who was currently facing an aggravated robbery charge. >> larry who asks not to reveal his face, said he was shocked to find several felons sitting in his class. >> my first class, i had a husband and wife who he had done 13 years in the department of corrections for a home invasion, robbery, and his wife had done three years for trafficking drugs across state lines. >> larry said the felons told him that they had been told by recruiters that they could work in law enforcement, and generally, that isn't true. >> i said, and you want to do what? they said, we want to get into criminal justice. i said, you could never get a job in criminal justice. they said, well, the recruiter said we can. >> we wanted to find out for ourselves what the recruiters would say. so we sent in a felon to try to enroll in the program. >> i have a felony from 2005. >> 2005, okay. and what is it in. >> theft. >> okay. >> another recruit

in august, "20/20" anchor chris cuomo found that some recruiters were misleading students.schools vowed to change their ways. but on tips from you, our audience, chris and his team decided to go back undercover and once again, investigate. >> reporter: larry stewart is a former criminal justice teacher from the for-profit remington college in houston. >> i had a recruiter ask me to talk to a guy about enrolling, who was currently facing an aggravated robbery charge. >> reporter: larry asked us not to reveal his face as he still teaches. he said he was shocked to find several felons sitting in his criminal justice class. >> i said, you can never get a job in criminal justice. he said, well, the recruiter said that we can. >> reporter: we wanted to find out for ourselves what recruiters would say, because for-profit universities take in 24 billion in funding from taxpayers every year. so, we sent a prospective student with a fell nil conviction undercover to try to enroll in remington's criminal justice program. >> i have a felony from 2005. >> okay, 2005. okay. and what is i

flip-flopper goes right over to cuomo. unbelievable.s talking about it and unfortunately it even spawned a negative attack ad against gary frick and the gang. just check it out. it's awful. >> gary frick wants his vote to count more than once. he flip-flopped on paladino, and he'll flip-flop on the american people. these puppies vote with their stomachs, and in a year's time, gary frick and his pals will be five times the size they are now.g that's bloated government. gary frick sniffs butts, sleeps like a frog and, like the rest of his cronies, gary frick once ate his own poop. tell gary and his puppy pals to keep their paws off our politics. >> this message paid for by cats. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's a shame. that is a shame. but i don't want that one incident to tarnish the reputation of these puppies because they've done a really good job this week. let's bring them out one last time, you guys. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there they are. where's gary? is he over there? do you see him? is that gary? where is he

we're prepared to litigate with andrew cuomo.k laws. >> how do you react -- off mark's question, how do you react to what your former partners quadrangle had to say about whether it was a mistake or not a mistake, pretty tough stuff? >> i think when you are -- when the boat is sinking and you want to try to keep it afloat you throw off all the excess baggage and fire wood and bits and pieces you can to keep the boat afloat. >> oh, my gosh. >> we'll get cuomo on to get hits side of the story. >> can i come, too? >> yes, why don't you? >> steve, you are more welcome to join us. we've tried -- i think we've tried to have him on the show for other reasons. has it worked out, chris? >> no, it hasn't. we'll try again. >> absolutely. we'll try again. >>> let me go back to the cars real quick. talking about the recovery, pretty miraculous of gm. how does this affect the larger economy? the factories are still shuttered, a lot of people still out of work because the companies have been streamlined. what's the impact of gm's recovery on th

. >> así es tenemos otros resultados el demócrata andrew cuomo se proyecta como ganador heredero del paladino quien contaba con el apoyo de tea party y sufrió cuando criticó a los homosexuales se ha distinguido como defensor de la justicia, y protegiendo los intereses de la clase media. >> hay dos escaños en nueva york por parte del senado, y podemos proyectar que cristichristie j terminando para el escaño de senador para su distrito pero el otro escaño de senador del estado de nueva wloshlg nueva ye electo será su tercer puesto consecutivo como senador y es importante amigos y amigas. >> shchaco han sido iné. >> especialmente importante si por casualidad en nevada pierde su escaño, harry r si los demócratas mantienen la mayoría en el senado podría buscar la posición. >> falta por analizar en las próximas horas pero se está viendo algunos cambios importantes en la política. >> y tendremos analistas políticos qué significa y cuál es el impacto de estos escaños en el senado. >> estados unidos proyecta como ganador a rick perry para fue reelegido por tercera vez. >> enfocoó su campaña e

several surgeries at hospital in fact the doctors even had to put him in a state of an artificial cuomo to prevent pain shock but i do believe me so it's the should we consider the surgery we carried out successfully the patient's condition is serious but stable he'll stay in an intensive care unit for the near future we can't make any predictions about his condition the injuries are serious and a lot depends on different factors but while an investigation is in full swing at the moment police are questioning continuing to question people in connection to the case and to caution himself the. we have questions more than thirty people witnesses colleagues relatives and friends of the journalist our investigators are studying his articles and his online postings in a search for possible motives to the assault that were checking the circle of people he knew his business and personal nash works the priority version is that the attack is linked to cautions professional activity or his personal civic activity in his blog was a word with one video from a c.c.t.v. camera which actually captured

cuomo say a favor that would make them work better and made me watch what they're saying behind the backs of their allies even. he's gone h kind reporting well trends on the list gerald celente says the leaks are a vivid illustration of the u.s. government's shortcomings. it's just another example of how inept the united states government is it's just another level whether it's losing wars in iraq or afghanistan whether it's failed health care or how about this one a failed economic policy everything that washington is they turn to ruin and this is just merely another example of their levels of incompetence we the people should have the right to this information they want a transparent government let's have it this is the diplomatic talk this is the bills be and then we had these crazy congress men that want to call him a terrorist so now they're going to try to stop it every way they can but you know it's very difficult to say where it's going to go. ahead for you here on oxy cool for peace but no one's here. you cannot fight terror with the wall because wall is terror at that sound main

. >>> in new york democrat cuomo claimed victory for the race for a job once held by his father but republicans made gains in at least eight states, including pennsylvania and ohio, two political battle grounds. in south carolina and early endorsement from sarah palin boosted her to victory, the state's first woman governor. a record 37 governorships were on the line. with more going republican, the gop will gain an edge in congressional redistricting and the 2012 presidential race. sandra hughes, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and we'll be right back with a check of moneywatch and continuing election coverage. this is the "cbs morning news." ews." know what gets me out of bed early? breakfast at subway! [ male announcer ] a big day deserves a better breakfast. choose from a dee-licious lineup of our newest $5 footlong breakfast melts, like the sunrise subway melt. [ strahan ] subway. build your better breakfast. >>> here's a >>> here's a look at weather in some cities around the country. new york, sunny, 53. miami, partly cloudy, 83. chicago partly cloudy, 58. denver, sunny, 66. and it is a sunny

of engaging in a kick-back scheme. >> i thought cuomo won? >> steve rattner will be on the show on monday. >> we'll ask him -- >> check it out there. >> maybe it's for cuomo's next election. >>> the hartford cure rant, armed with home made wines, some slightly older harry potter fans who are in serious need of a lifelined up for the midnight showing of the new movie. by the way, it's going to be andrew scarborough reports is going to be very dark and bleak. >> really? >> yes. >> okay. too close for comfort. no, you guys aren't doing it. >> do we have another one? this morning's tsa newspaper photo of the day courtesy of "the new york times." >> yesterday, in case you missed, norah o'donnell, yesterday the denver post, norah, you said yesterday you spit up your oatmeal a couple of times. had somebody stop me on the train saying stimulus program? seriously? scarborough? i'm having breakfast with my kids. >> i think the funniest thing actually or most pathetic was how many times the boys on the set wanted to repeat the line, are my bleep black.

would have certainly had the attorney general be a lot more aggressive than, say, attorney general cuomoas in new york. so -- and i think the democrats paid a price because it looked like we were too lax daze cal about what happened during these bailouts and people thought that irresponsible behavior was being rewarded in this instance. and you really can't blame them. i don't blame people for being mad about this. it's something to be mad about. >> james carville, i appreciate your times. >> thank you, anderson. >>> still ahead, our amazing animal series, what scientists are learning from lemurs' powerful brains. i didn't really know they had powerful brains, they seem to have very small brains, but apparently they have very good heads on their shoulders and a good head for numbers but cannot stomach gambling. and later, why is steven seagal lining up to be a lawman in yet another state? he makes our rediculist tonight. hey boss! do we have aflac? nah. we have something else. but if you're hurt and miss work does it pay cash like aflac does? nah. or let you spend it in any way you want

en la lucha por la gobernaciÓn el demÓcrata cuomo, tiene una amplia ventaja sobre su rival republicano a nevada para ayudar a reid en lo que podrÍa ser su derrota o su triunfo. >> Él sabe a quién hay que defender. no podemos perder los logros obtenidos en estos dos aÑos de gobierno. >> mientras el lÍder de la mayorÍa demÓcrata en la cÁmara alta recordÓ a los votantes que falta mucho por conseguir todavÍa. >> peleÉ toda mi vida por nevada y no he terminado de pelear. >> los colaboradores de angle defendieron su plataforma y sus comerciales que fueron los mÁs racistas, considerados asÍ por organizaciones latinas. >> ella es madre, es abuela como yo, y ella estÁ con eso de que la gente de este paÍs no estamos siendo representantes como debemos estar representantes en washington. >> los republicanos enfatizan el desempleo del 14 % en el estado y las cifras mÁs altas de embargos hipotecarios como resultados del gobierno demÓcrata. >> es tiempo de decirle a reid que se enfrente como un hombre y arregle la economÍa. >> mientras tanto los demÓcratas dicen que es el fruto de la falta de colabor

he is the son of former governor mariel cuomo.his form on governors races, hosted by the lobbying and political strategy firm, dutko worldwide, also at the "washington post" political reporter and blogger, chris cillizza. this is a little more than a half-hour. [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> thank you, folks. appreciate everybody sticking around here. we're going to shift the topic you're a little bit. obviously we were doing some analysis on the races but the rga and the dga and were not going to focus in on what worked and didn't work. i was kind of fascinated that you could spend 200 million of your own money and not get a leg to it, proving that the candidates and the message really does count. it's not all money. so hopefully the senate got that message as well. i wanted to introduce our next speaker here, chris cillizza. houston is the number of times it does. i was very entertaining. if you want to be really entertaining you should go to youtube, enter chris cillizza base camp bp debate night on youtube and it's ki

. >> larry: you think andrew cuomo has the makings to be a good governor?extremely smart, and self-confident. i like that about him. >> larry: you see any new republican face on the horizon, nicolle, we ought to start looking at? >> republicans are really excited about marco rubio. they're very excited about the job that chris christie, governor of new jersey, is doing. a little bit into his term. they're excited about the pickup we talked about in illinois, and they're thrilled about the victories in ohio. so i think you'll see republicans coalescing around some new stars in the republican party, which we needed. >> larry: stephen, any new democrats? >> none that i can think of to be quite honest with you. i think all of them look absolutely sorry right now. they're licking their wounds, it's going to take them a while to recover. there's no question about that. i live in jersey and on the republican side, i'm a fan of christie. i think he's doing a hell of a job. to be pragmatic, let's get emotion out the way. emotion doesn't pay the bills, it does not he

>> let me tell you where the leadership is coming from. 11 republican governors and andrew cuomo in new york who said we can't raise taxes and have to cut spending in everything. in new jersey what we did, we cut spending in every department. a 9% cut in real spending, not projected spending. real spending year over year. find another state that did that and we'll go and talk about it. we made real hard decisions. i cut some programs we would have liked to have kept but we're broke. we don't have the money anymore. i hope these governors, republicans and democrats, will show washington is you can do this and you have to do it. >> i asked senator demint about sacrifice. he said we don't want to break our promise to our seniors. in your state, what are you telling people they have to sacrifice? what do republicans around the country have to tell americans they have to sacrifice if they want to bring the size of government under control? >> there has to be shared sacrifice among everyone. we cut every department of state department. we cut funding k through 12 education. we have proposed r

kirsten gillibrand walks in andrew cuomo walks in, you own the two coasts, you are losing in the middle of the country because it sucks out there from pennsylvania all wait to wisconsin including a clean guy like russ feingold got blown away for reason, jobs are not created. most people don't think jobs are coming back for americans. what are you going to do to bring jobs back to people voting democrat for hundreds of years and not voting that way anymore because they are reagan democrat again? how do you bring them back? >> chris, you're a sports fan, we have talked about this. >> i'm talking about the big ten states. >> let's talk about the big ten. if you consider the first quarter being the eight years of the bush administration in which things went into a tank in a bad, bad way, 800,000 jobs per month being lost, per quarter being lost in those years, then the second quarter was the last two years with obama coming in, stabilized things, brought the country back to stability, not where we need to be. we are now in the second half. here is what we must do, chris. >> can you get it d

finally we just have the associated press has announced that andrew cuomo democrat in new york will be the next governor there over carl paladino. not that big of a surprise. that's the results. we'll probably have a few more later in the hour. jim? >> lehrer: here with now are syndicated columnist mark shields and new york time columnist david brooks the big one thus far on the to do list the blow-out list for the republicans was to win in west virginia. the senate race. but joe manchin the democrat won. is that... can that be considered an indicator in. >> the senate for sure. i mean if you take the connecticut result, the delaware result and the west virginia result you've got the democrats won all three, it now becomes impossible or extremely difficult for the republicans to take control of the senate. not exactly a surprise but it could have been a landslide night in both houses. we're probably not going to see that manchin ran a very good race. very popular figure. very dramatic ad where he took out a gun and shot the cap and trade bill to show he was against some of the washingt

congressional states senate and assembly districts in the course of this decade, and in new york, andrew cuomo won by a wide margin against the republican who can charitably be described as eccentric. i am not going to be using the term straitjacket here. goorod blagojevich's successor seems to have held on. he leaves in a state where county clerks seem to have violated the military voting act and declined to send out ballots to military members, even though they didn't send them to inmates of the county jail. otherwise, the news is very good for republicans. they now hold the majority in six of the 10 largest states. they won democratic governorships in pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, and wisconsin. in addition, they gained control of the legislatures in minnesota, man talk -- montana, and one house in iowa. altogether, the figures i got from the national conference of state legislature show them gaining 125 seats in state senates, and 543 seats in the state houses. there is still some accounting to do. while we recently had an election on sunday in brazil and they counted the votes in five hou

democrat andrew cuomo won at new york's election. the former hud secretary and state attorney general 161% of the vote. the state was held by governor david patterson, who did not seek reelection. sandoval's race, brian 1 with 53% of the month vote, defeating the son of harry reid. the seat was held by republican jim gibbons, who lost in the primary. videos year's studentcam documentary contest is in full swing. the theme -- washington, d.c. through my lens. your documentary should include more than one point of view, along with c-span programming. upload by january 20 for a chance at $25,000. there is $50,000 in total prices. it is open to middle and high school students' grades 6 through 12. for all of the rules, go online to studentcam.org. >> now more on the incoming republican-led congress with house speaker newt gingrich. this portion is about 15 minutes. host: how many people follow you on pritchard? guest: i think it is something like 400,000. host: a triggers says anyone who drives anti-american liberals nuts is a great amer

governor cuomo. >> across the nation, we've got a big shift going on. difficult situation. i don't think there is this celebration necessarily, though, you know, congrats to speaker boehner. i think it's going to be a great thing. but he has great work to do. obama said he was going to bring the parties together. now with the split house and senate, i think that will be difficult but the challenge of finding compromise instead of stalemate -- >> now they have a chance to show us what they would do, the things they have been complaining about. >> who is "they"? >> the republicans. >> today should be embraced as don't just make it about red and blue. it's red, white and blue. right now we're seeing the fact that we have a senate and house that may not necessarily agree. but the president came in here saying he was going to unite this country. the mark of a good leader is someone who can bring us together. >> elisabeth, one of his mantras was that he was working for bipartisanship. i don't know the accusation that he didn't want to bring the country togeth

new york governor-elect andrew cuomo saying the trial of khalid sheikh mohammed should be kept out ofrk state. he says he is completely opposed to having the trial in new york and will fight to keep it out. the comment coming after attorney general eric holder saying the obama administration is close to making a decision on the location. jon: there is a possible change in al-qaida leadership. osama bin laden has appointed a new commander to lead the war against the west. he is known as sword of the just. he could be behind the recent scarce in european the mail bomb plot that was busted last month. who is this guy. let's talk about it with our homeland security analyst at the heritage foundation. is this gentleman a known quantity to western intelligence? >> reporter: yes, intelligence no, sir a bit about who he is. he's kind of a shadowy figure. they know the individual but they don't know at least publicly there is not a lot known about his background and history. jon: he advocated against something like the 9/11 attacks, he thought that you make a strike that big the u.s. is sure t

andrew cuomo is quoted as saying that having a meltdown has a greater effect than the twin towers coming down. i ask myself, what am i doing in iraq protecting us from terrorist if the terrorists are at home raping and pillaginghe american citizen? in a lot of respects, i feel that we are fighting the wrong war, from the folks for the lead that are tearing down america and making money -- for the elite that are tearing down american and making money. china has it right. they are making deals instead of fighting wars overseas to develop the world and develop the natural resources where we have problems and enemies. host: we are goi to leave it there. thank you for calling in this morning. guest: that is exactly what the book is about. the military goes over there. you just summarize it, you and one of the previous callers. we have a problem here. the military put this behind on the line and makes great personal sacrifices, and for what? it's what they do seems irrelevant to what is going on at home. it is not the main issue when you poll americans on what their biest concerns are. it is n