. >>> let ee start with a story that needs to be on your radar because it's a play on the weather radar. tropical storm emily could hit puerto rico today. it could approach south florida by friday. we're going to talk more about it with rob marciano on the other side of this break. >>> the senate votes on the debt bill just in the nick of time. all that dikterring and delays has come with a hefty price. check it out. $1.7 billion is how much extra money they had to pain vesters in interest to sell treasury are bonds to finance its operation and if the me had been workses out even two weeks ago that money could have been saved. there could be prices from politicians too. he's some wisdom from cnn's gloria borger,part of a panel on anderson 360. >> i was talking to a senior white house official today who said, look, forecast you look at this down the road, we have other land mamarkses that are cp in november and again in december. he said, look, this could frame the debate for the white house for 2012. if the republicans are only for cuts and entitlements and not for any kind of revenue,

the figure exceeds the iaa's standard of 10 million becquerels required to temporariry ee slack yags. two locations northwest of the plant were also found to be contaminated with radioactive cesium above the level. in the 1986 chernobyl disaster they dealt with it and were required to relocate temporarily. they identified land with contaminations levels at the chernobyl level outside of no-entry zones set by japan's government. meanwhile a map of radiation levels in agricultural areas came out on the same day. the map drawn by the agricultural ministry shows levels of radioactive cesium around the plant were above the regulated standard. the map shown onmond is based on an analysis of soil samles taken at 580 locations including fukushima. following the nuclear accident in march, the ministry set a safety limit for planting rice at 5,000 becquerels per pill gram of oil. based on the guideline, planting of new crops was banned within 20 kilometers of the facility. the map shows rate yo eive cesium exceeding the limit f in nine locations where vegetables and fruits are grown, including

when they ee repate reyated by the big japanese company, toyotas, nissans, and panason panasonics. so they're losing millions of dollar, in some cases hundreds of millions of dollars as the yen strengthens over the u.s. dollar. the dollar did surge versus the yen but on the end of the japanese trading day did basically remain flat. so there is concern that perhaps the underlying fundamentals, there is big concern in japan that it hasn't been corrected but what corporate japan is hoping certainly because we're in the first quarter reporting time for many of these corporations, they're hoping this trend will reverse and that the yen will quit surging versus the u.s. dollar. andrew? >> reporter: kyung, we hear a lot. are you sensing that japan is getting more frustrated now because of the economic problems and is japan more likely to become aggressive to get the u.s. to try to clean up its house? >> reporter: well, what we're seeing is two different reactions. the japanese government really does align very closely to the u.s. government, but there is certainly a feeling, a sent meant

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. >>> i want to bring in kelly gauf, contributinget to ee ee e.promising what the government can do when it comes to jobs? >> every politician risks overpromising what the government can do when it comes to jobs and the economy. you listen to any economist on your show, richard, what they often tell you is so much of it is beyond the control of any legislative body. that's the reality. in terms of timing, i have to say, talk about a decent belated birthday gift in terms of the jobs numbers, especially with what happened on wall street yesterday and especially with what we saw happened in may or june. >> it looked like a perfect storm brewing there. >> for republicans, yes. >> for the economy, it looked really bad. >> in terms of it being a political benefit for republicans, it would have capped off a not particularly great week for him in terms with the debt ceiling debate. there's a "new york times" cbs poll that shows the overwhelming majority of americans seem to actually blame republicans, particularly congress for this debacle. if you look at

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in a speech on tuesday, afghan president hamid karzai renew ee calls for peace. >> translator: we repeatedly ask the taliban and those with guns on their shoulders to put the guns down and join the reconstruction are process of their country and not force or deceive the children into destroying their country. >> reporter: the taliban leader issued a statement on sunday saying that the group would continue their fight and rid the country of foreign forces. nhk world, islamabad. >>> russia's largest state run oil company is teaming up with u.s. oil giant exxon mobil to explore for oil and gas in the two countries. representatives of the two companies signed an agreement in southern russia on tuesday. prime minister vladimir putin was also present. under the agreement, exxon mobil will join the russian company in developing oil and gas fields on the continental shelf in the arctic. the company will take part in the oil exploration projects in the gulf of mexico and texas. experts said an area of the arctic covered by the agreement contains an estimated 5 billion tons of oil reserves. the russia

at coney island, unprecedented ee vac had already begun.the sick shuffled to hospitals on higher ground. up the road we found residents of a nursing homeÑi waiting for transport. and buses loading up passengers from sheltered housing to adults with learning difficulties. >> we're told the power may go off if the hurricane hits with full force. so i do -- it's a wise decision to evacuate people. >> some in this beach side community are unmoved. if irene does take a bite out of the big apple, the low-income housing blocks which have seen better days will be on the front line. >> so many things have been happen in new york lakely with the earthquake tuesday and now this. i don't know what's going on. forecasters say it's still too early to be precise about where irene might make landfall. all along east coast, authorities are erring on the side of caution because they've already seen what this hurricane is capable of. in the dominican republic, irene claimed two lives, barreling through the bms destroying homes. in florida, glancing blow as ti

. >> reporter: students are expected to be in the hotel for one term up to a year with the ee goal of eventually moving them out back into dorms as students cycle through and leave campus. i did reach or attempted to reach the manager of the clarion hotel earlier today. he said that he was in san francisco and was not available for comment for today and for those who are wondering, the students staying in the hotel won't have full access to all the services that guests do. they won't be able to call up and order fresh meals delivered to their room but they can go to the restaurant next door which has karaoke a couple of days a week. so that's a redeeming quality even though far away from campus. >> kind of a bummer, no room service? >> well, they are getting a good deal. they have the hot tub. now, is this just for the students or are the buying public are they still renning rooms there as well? >> reporter: -- renting rooms there as well? >> reporter: the public will still be able to rent rooms. there are only 100 students confirmed to be staying in the hotel and it's pretty new news

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i am happy to have a conversation with the folks that sit on the committee's -- committies,ees, those community members. the board of education would like to be a part of it. i am not talking about the district. i am talking about the board of education. as the final decision makers, i would like to know ahead of time if things are happening at our schools and with our students. i appreciate your comments. thank you. >> to answer your question about being informed, dcys was brought in with the san francisco foundation to try to help identify agencies in which this program could go through. we had a lot of conversations with janet schultz. that has been our main contact throughout this. if you want further questions about how it actually -- commissioner maufas: i agree and appreciate that, but she is the district side. i would equate it to the board of supervisors and the mayor. they are different bodies of folks. same thing with the board of the education and the school district. we are part of the school district, but we have a different place. could you suggest a point person? commi

is a prime example of why you should only provide personal itinfmanor oon highly secur itbswe.es and ee ysdosan thveg anin c kyis.. >> reporter: we may not know who the members of anonymous are, but they are making their presence known online. their latest target an arm of bart's website, and the state office of traffic safety. >> i don't understand their points. it's kind of ridiculous to me. >> reporter: ridiculous or not, anonymous is proving itself effective in waging cyberattacks and that has many wondering how far the group's reach could be, and what more they should be doing to keep personal information safe. >> reporter: we've seen hustcally that anonymous often go after what i call low-hanging fruit. >> reporter: an anti-spyware company told us via skype there is some truth to anonymous saying today that they did what any 8-year-old with an internet connection could have done. >> unfortunately, when we share data on the internet, no different than when we share data in real life, you know, we're at the mercy of who we're sharing it with to take proper care of it. >> reporter: w

i am optimistic and hopeful than ee spirit of compromise that's taken over the last several days will endure. i hope my republican colleagues to bring back work and not be ad looking for winners and lookingf political parties let's startor. looking for winners with the tor american people. we've made progress towards cutting the goal.progress towd r we made progress toward the goal of cutting the deficit spending that we have around here. the nation still thinks the job deficit as well. peopl there's no issue more important for the american people and jobs creation.ork and every american and chooses to o work and find a job our job is undone. goi so we are going tngo to continuu making jobs the number one priority. we ask the republicans to join adelaide stevenson once called business, the most important business there is to read thatso so it's time for congress to get to doing the people'sthing is p business, creating jobs. nothing is more important than n that. my mr. presidentmotion i ask for tm yeas and nays on the motion to concur. >> we will have more from today's debate on the

it's like the office with ee helms. >> yeah. >> it's not, not a great thing. so, so, you're not just an on air correspondent in quotes but you also are a writer for the show. >> yes. >> how much of your time is divided between writing on -he one hand and being on air or producing pieces for air on the other hand? >> well, my day is pretty much writer first. >> yeah. >> so i come in around 9:00-9:30. >> yeah. meeting. the morning and then during that meeting it's all the writers, all of our segment producers and john. and over thh ourse of that meeting, which lasted about an hour maybe we figure out sooething where it's like oh you know, it might be funny to have wyatt in this particular thing. and then i sort of shift gears and i become a correspondent for the day. >> right. >> but if not then i'm working on an assignment writing something that may be for another correspondent, may be the headline, which is sort of the first part of the show. you know, so, so it varies. or i might get shiited off into the field department, which is a totally other department o

we've seen other governments like germany, where angela merkel also confront ee ee ee e jiabao aboutoncentrate on creating rules of the road and working with our allies to establish a set of norms that maybe china will come in and fall. whether that's going to work, we really don't have a whole lot of early signs. >> is it safe to say the american government tries to hack into chinese computers? >> you know, we spy on the chinese government, the chinese government spies on the american government. that's, you know, that's what grown-ups do. but what's different about what china is doing is the trill focus of their cyberespionage. we don't spy on companies in other countries to give our own companies a competitive advantage. that's what they're doing. that's the cheating that's going on. >> pat buchanan down in washington, i know you avoid hacking by just sticking to the trusty old typewriter. >> they can't get into it. michael, let me ask you, you're talking about massive intellectual property theft and national security secrets theft. and the government of the united states, you sor

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this will have an effect throughout the wholly con me ee cross the board.ou could be paying more for a car loan mortgage loan a student loan or a loan for your small business. good news is rates are at historic low levels right now. if you can't qualify for a loan the rates are drastic. this suspect going to be pretty. especially in the short term. hang on ultimately the impact could be positive if washington heeds the call and gets serious about getting our debt under control getting our country back on track on growing expanding and creating. up next we will ask experts one simple question. what does it mean for your investment. and the big political question tonight what does it all mean for the obama administration. the answer is coming up next. ♪ it's true. you never forgetyour fi. [ male announcer ] this is what it's like getting an amazing discount on a hotel with travelocity's top secret hotels. the easy way to get unpublished discounts of up to 55% off top hotels. harpist not included. ♪ i can tell you that childhood is a magical time. but for chil

i told him he needed to ee. you know?nd let me feed him. >> any idea why he'd get up and start walk something. >> no. he was shaky. >> and he was found collapsed in a katatonic state and driven by ambulance to uc davis medical center. >> this year's scientists in search of signs of intelligent life found themselves looking for basic funding after budget cuts shut down their radio telescopes. the search for the siti received $200,000 including a donation from actress jody foster. they plan to use money to reboot an array of 42 radio telescopes located. and the search for more funding continues and they have only enough money to operate through the year. >> and when people are worried alcohol can be escape. in this down economy, wine sales are setting records. >> and the u.s. is beating france as a top seller. >> in california sun, most of all, these vines are growing profits. in temecula, business is far from sour. >> when someone comes to the winery, they can buy a bottle of wine for how much? >> you know, it varies now.

$3 trillion in spending cuts but the president didn't take those recommendations that your bothered ee even the liberal media. >> the total debt is $7.2 trillion on top of the $14 trillion we already have. how can you say that we are living within our means. >> i'm not suggesting we don't have to do more. >> in your fiscal commission had you a majority consensus it's been shelved. what was the point of it? >> it still provides a framework for a conversation. >> the share of the economy is too hot but look where it's going. >> john: a republican budget chairman came out with a serious plan where the president responded with his own plan. >> today i'm proposing a more balanced approach. i don't blame him falling asleep. it was more of the same. he would say he would eliminate waste and lower the cost of healthcare, but he proposed no specific cuts. raise taxes on the rich. >> millionaires and billionaires >> john: even if the president took every penny that millionaires and billionaires make, it still wouldn't be enough to cover the deficit. >> that is between revenue and spending is so

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ee overturned prop 8 last year and indicates is still on appeal. >> arrival and cancellations at sfoise for us it shouldn't cause much of a problem. >>> we've got low clouds, they may create a few delays. it's good to know they put the flight tracker at the top of the page. back here at hole, watching the storm track to the north, watching the showers and thunderstorms that were near the sierra keep moving away from us. big story is just how average it is in temperatures. running anywhere from four degrees cooler yesterday in san rafael to three degrees in antioch and los gatos. let's break down the winds. winds not a very strong onshore flow this morning. clouds have a hard time making into the east bay valleys. fairfield has a wind of only 14 miles an hour. you need to get up to 25 to get that eastern push of clouds. temperatures are close to where they are now. by noon you see the clouds mainly out of bay at the coast where we'll hang out around 60-degree range at half moon bay and san francisco. mid to upper 60s, palo alto, san rafael. everybody else in the 70s until antioch in t

buffy has 8%,ee has 7%. the rest of the candidates all received 4% or less. it >>> coming up, a quiet gathering today in norway has thousands gather to remember those killed in the recent terror attacks. >> and world youth day, the message the pope sent and the city picked for next year's event. >> california's wet weather turning in to cash for some farmers. how the rain is becoming a boost for the economy. . >>> a violent storm is being blamed for sparking this fire in a suburb. officials say yesterday morning strong winds knocked down a power line that then started a leaking under ground gas pipeline. the utility company managed to turn off the gas before that fire spread. there is no word of any injuries or damage to any of the homes there. from new york comes one of those pictures that is worth a thousand words, take a look. this image was taken on friday as light especiallying hit the george washington bridge. the photographer said taking the photograph gave him goose bumps. he said he knew it was time to head inside. >> united airlines said it'll spend

and talking about the storms and you will ee in in a moment and get the latest updates of the national five machines time. we are look at battery park in lower manhattan around where you see the statue of liberty miles per hour out there. it is during the storm surge and knock folks out of business. we'll be back with more on the top of the hour. you will get the latest here. my doctor told me calcium is besabsorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. new citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. you know that comes with a private island. really? no. it comes with a hat. you see, airline credit cards promise flights for 25,00miles, but... [ man ] there's never any seats for ,000 miles. frustrating, isn't it? but that won't happen with the capital one venture card. you can book any airline anytime. hey, i just said that. after all, isn't traveling hard enough? ow. [ male announcer ] to get the flights you want, sign up for a venture card at capitalone.com. what's i

kate, i've got to imagine there's a sense of urge ee in the air. just how are those final preparations coming along? >> excitement is certainly in the air. i tell you what, things are not as casual as they usually are. that's not how camp jackson works. he had his players out on the field and 90 minutes, getting ready for what the team has called the dress rehearsal for the season ahead. >> best preseason game, a lot of rookies and people on the team, different places. a lot of us trying to build and see what we're going to get with our roster, put guys in the right place. >> practice is one thing. you go to practice and make these plays and you look pretty and do all of this good stuff. that's all good. you know, you've got to do it when you play against an opponent. that's what i'm looking for. >> now, i did ask coach jackson how much in tomorrow's game he said he's not sure about the details on that yet. he's going to sleep on it. meanwhile, the team will be back on the field here in napa and in napa, kate longworth, nbc bay area. >> kate, thank

. >> helps in iowa and other parts of the republican ee lek tore rat south carolina as well, the early primary states. thank you very much. it's going to be an exciting weekend and only another week. >> absolutely. >> another crisis averted on capitol hill. the faa on its way back into business after a partial shutdown. that put tens of thousands of paychecks on hold. we'll get into the details next with kay bailey hutchison speaking of texas. he has been president obama's ear on the economy and eyes for the past year. goolsbee is leaving the white house heading back to the white house. he's joining us for a special "daily rundown" exit interview. first, a look ahead at the president's schedule today. you're watching "the daily rundown" on msnbc. i love that my daughter's part fish. but when she got asthma, all i could do was worry ! specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all the information. everyone works as a team. and

related to me, the political ammunition for his 2010 primary campaign against senator k., as he calling ee eed her, hutchiso. >> just one day later, senator hutchison bailed on texas and voted for the $700 billion bailout. senator hutchison, voting with washington since 1993. i can't wait for the ad that says governor perry, benefitting from washington in 2011. just this week, bank of america's announced it will lay off an additional 3,500 employees, another gut punch to an already struggling economy. one of the reasons bank of america is struggling is because of its never-ending stream of mortgage lawsuits and all perry is offering is a platform of fewer taxes, more consumer protection, and more risk. wall street would love another helping of that. joining me now, washington post columnist, e.j. dionne. nice to see you, e.j. >> good to be with you, happy to help you out. >> exactly. now, look, i'm assuming there's nothing illegal happening in the video, but the moment i saw it i thought wow, this feels unsavory and icky. >> you saw on the videotape something that happens a lot in politics

>>ee, see, people cheer. that's how low our standards are now in this country.ishment. we used to go to the moon. remember that? now we're like we crashed the car but it didn't explode, yeah, high five, high five. yeah! i tell you something, you can tell this bill that president obama signed was not popular with the democrats either. because he signed it in private. ever notice? it wasn't one of the big photo-ops in the rose garden. this time there was no photographer at all. obama had to press the timer and run back to his desk. >>> first today's get smart question, how many americans check facebook every day? think carefully about this one. 32%, 52% or 72%? the answer after this quick break. it's 34 minutes after the hour. hey, the new guy is loaded with protein! really? 25 grams of protein. what do we have? all four of us, together? 24. he's low fat, too, and has 5 grams of sugars. i'll believe it when i--- [ both ] oooooh... what's shakin'? [ female nouncer ] as you get older, protein is an important part of staying active and strong. new ensure high protein

. >>> fire here but anakth ee qu theon ethe on the east coast certainly not something they are accustomed to there. 5.8 quake hit the east coast and millions of people felt it. the epicenter was 40 miles northwest of richmond, virginia but it was felt up and down the eastern seaboard. people in major population centers like new york and boston say they felt it and are rattled by it. >> cameras catching shaking in several parts of the east coast including washington, d.c. while the jolt was felt for hundreds of miles. damage was not nearly as widespread but it's been more than 100 years since they felt a jolt like this. unlike so many of us around here, people on the east coast aren't used to this. >> glass of water on your desk starts to move and i thought it was construction in the building. >> it felt enough to make me want to get up and leave. >> everything started shaking real fast. and then it was over. it was definitely -- you could definitely feel it. >> i was sitting upstairs with the instructor and i thought he was shaking the desk. i told him to stop. he looked at me like i'm cr

. >> you just heard, the so-called balanced budget is not something that they would welcome s&p ee we've simpson bowles panel and they each come back with the same broad and linking entitlement reform that raises revenues while lowering rates while avoiding loopholes. that i think everybody understands. that's the balanced package that you need to make progress on this problem. politically it doesn't seem that we can get there. the s&p report is a warning that if we continue. >> s&p says clearly one issue that hurts the credit worthiness is by raising the debt ceiling to spending cuts. the tea party movement largely responsible, for all practical purposes, for pushing that. here's the question. does what has just happened by s&p help or hurt the tea party movement in terms of political support? >> we've raised the debt ceiling over 100 times since 1940 and i think it's fair to say that every moment along that way there was at least one issue that was a beef between a majority of the house and the senate and the president. there's always a beef of some sort. never before had anyone been w

i think the ee lek tore rat is looking from candidates more of what they say than what they've done.tries to share his record. when you look at his record it's pretty good when it comes to spending, which is one of biggest issues the at the party is focused on. attempting to say mitt romney has a lot of hurdles to get over, he'll have to get over romney care and his position on taxes in the past. i think he's got a real challenge to be em bralgsed by the tea party, even though he may try to embrace the tea party. if the electorate is listening, both perry and romney have decent records when you actually examine them but what perry says is more in line with the tea party and much more likely get their support. >> you heard the former congressman say, it's a style versus substance argument. and just to sum up the specific question was, did he does himself a member of the tea party and that was the answer he gave. what did you make of it? >> well, i don't think you can ever really call mitt romney a member of the tea party. i mean, we can go back to -- the health care bill that he advoc

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who was really running to be the alternative to mitt romney, the conservative ee van gel ka who has aecord. but i really do think it hurts mitt romney as well. there's a perception better than the reality. and mitt romney is going down and once he crosses the threshold. >> eric eric son, good luck with the red state gathering. we'll see you next week. >> thanks very much. >> thank you. >>> so is perry the great new conservative hope or will he fizzle? let's talk to donna brazile. cnn contributors. let me put on the table, here's one potential. as governor of texas, he had the george w. bush and early john mccain immigration and illegal immigrants go to school and state resident rate. here's what he said to describe the support for that. you must describe in a texas classroom, we don't care where you come from but where you are going and we're going to do everything that we can to get there. that must include the undocumented workers. alex n. a tee party republican party, might that be a speed bump, if not a road block for governor perry? >> i think in a very conservative republican pa

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cnn's dan lothian is live for us on martha ee's vineyard.working vacation, as the white house puts it. so how is he dealing with these issues during his time on the island there? >> reporter: that's right, very much a working vacation. the president away from the white house, but as the white house describes it, with very much on the job. it was described to us that the president in the morning receives two kinds of briefings. first of all, his economic briefing, which yesterday and today have been on paper. and then in person, with a national security briefing from john brennan, his counterterrorism adviser. that's how the president's morning shapes up. and then in the afternoon, he tries to have some fun time, if you will. but the focus really has been on what to do about fixing the ailing economy, and the president plans to after returning to washington from his vacation, roll out a jobs proposal, a jobs plan. that is something that he's working on here on the island. his advisers, who are here and those back in washington, also working o

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. >> and sten ee hoyer said earlier he thinks republicans have to deliver 150 yes votes. they have that with 20 to spare. at least 22 no votes, there were 22 no votes against the boehner plan that failed to go through earlier this weekend, or that did go through earlier this weekend. that's the real hardcore tea party caucus. there's really no way the people can vote for this. >> sorry to interrupt you. 53 against so far. so it will be a lot more than 20. look at the numbers here. watching it live, it is fascinating. i love the drama. 28 republicans haven't voted, 118 democrats haven't voted. as you both point out, they need 216. howard, you come on, there's 181. it is like a horse race to get to 216 and 41. >> i think there's not going to be overwhelming vote for this obviously. all the reporting i have done today, nobody likes this thing. they don't think it will help the economy, don't think it helps credit worthiness necessarily. yes, it is a disaster avoided, but hard to come back to voters at home and say the best thing i did in washington this year is help avoid a

tom due ee lost the election in '48 riding the quiet car, ed musky one of my heros getting defeated inthe quiet car. taking the careful, silent route to the presidency when you have a little lead is a sure way to lose. >> and also by the way, it is bad strategy to say the way you frame this debate as a presidential candidate is to comment on whatever amalgam of deals comes out of washington. that's not what you do. what you do, you make it bigger. you say this is the defining debate of this election, the size and role of government, the national debt, and you say these are the tough choices we have to make. you blow it up into something much bigger and more sentimental. we will be having the same debate in september, november, all the way through with bush tax cuts. this is the issue. you don't just speak up on this, you speak up with all of it. >> following this, bachmann can climb that mountain, she's philosophical. but how does a romney with no philosophical content rise to olympian level that speaks town on this discussion with a grand statement. he doesn't seem to have a grand sta

what's it take to get ee legend mayor? is it the debates -- elected mayor, the debates, of it commercials, your record or something different in san francisco or tv commercials? >> you have to show up at the debates because you would be insulting the people who put the debates on. people have already made up their minds in most cases, they are not there to be informed. you need to talk one on one to the voters. the lady who made my capuccino has a better shot at my vote. >> merchant walks, you do the things do you best. from you comfortable talking to people, spend all day and all times talking to people all overtown and you don't even have to ask them whether or not they are eligible to vote. just talk to them. >> okay. but aside from that, what do you do? >> you have to raise a lot of money. you have to raise a ton of money and if you've not taking public money which i never did because in those days they didn't give public money, you have to raise the money. so if you are not talking to people, you are raising money and

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ee tkepbgs alley aessentially in at least a lot of media outlets it will be who is up against mitt romney when the final rounds of primaries are beginning to click down. in a sense, yes he'll be a marked man because you can probably bet that there is going to be some jabs tossed his way. and there is kind of a love-hate relationship to be honest with you here in iowa. romney has a base of support, he still maintains contact with them through telephone conference calls. there are folks out there that strongly recent the fact that he is not here, playing in iowa as he was last time and simply for that reason alone they are opting for other candidates. jon: interesting. steve brown keeping an eye on it all in ames, iowa. be sure to tune in at 9:00pm eastern on fox news channel. you can watch the debate at that time. bret baier will host hapb we wilhost and we will go in-depth with bret in a few minutes. jenna: major acknowledgment from the u.k. that's been dealing with the worst rioting in a generation. prime minister david cameron says police are admitting to mishandling their response to t

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