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>> can a fiat pull the same move? >> he's right on the edge. oh, he's going to fall off! >>> mating season for deer. and, ah, think guy here found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> oh, boy. >> this is in west london in bushy park. the guy got too close when two stags were facing off, in mating season. the stags will roar, bark and sort of clash antlers to show dominance to win over the lady. this guy got too close and then found himself in a face-off with this giant deer. >> what was he doing too close to two fighting stags? trying to get pictures or just enjoying the stud show? >> walking along the path. started to -- and then went to the other side. >> calls out for help. doesn't look like anybody's willing to give any. >> who's got the camera? why doesn't this guy help him? >> what are you going to do to get him away? >> it's mating season. do a little shim around get him away from the stag. >> you might wonder why he's particularly aggressive. well, they om go after the ladies for one to two days during the mating season. so you've got to go when it's t

we have to save the american companies to keep them american and now chrysler is owned by fiat. >> the president had his own problem with reality. i am not for balldentities or guarantee. instead of things done for economic purposes they are done for politica purpose. look how tax paters are hose the stock is down and equities in general are up. and there is a myth if gm shut down and never open all of the jobs would have lost. capitol in gm , be reallocate many other jobs would be created in the economy. they weaken automakerings. out of bankruptcy they would be owned by car makers that knew how to make a profit. >> thank you very much. worker burnout part of the economic fall out. sounds right, but it is wrong. silver lining on hard working americans on cash in texas taking on a united nations backed group trying to monitor the elections in the u.s.. somesome calling to cut off funds tut un once and for all. we debate and you decide . don't mess with texas. on election day un will be monitoring poling station and texas general said if they overstep texas law he will arrest them and n

fiat owns maserati, but fiat is out but lamborghini is still in.iat owns chrysler. >> it is a little complicated. liz: can you use that angle? >> i think we can. liz: would a guy like sergio marchionne who is a very smart businessman and look at a guy like you and your team and say good luke -- good luck with that? >> i think sergio has done a lot to help the american economy. i would say to him you are going to hurt america, western america, hurt global security, if you don't put preesure on the iranian regime. if you are selling cars this, you are helping the iranian economy and keep them afloat. let's make that disconnect. liz: ahmadinejad has been acquiring nuclear capability and this is a problem considering he has said he wants to obliterate israel off the map and there are a whole bunch of issues here. at a time though when a car company is dying to make even one sale, i mean maseratis are not cheap, can they justify this and say hey, would you rather lose jobs? you know, you always hear that argument. it's pathetic but you do hear that argu

all of us could not be more delighted with the partnership with fiat. >> explain the geography of theto production center. it's in detroit. how much of it -- what states really are involved in it, besides ohio, we've heard a lot about. writes sort of the leviathon of the american industry. >> the big three, gm, ford, and chrysler still have the bulk of their american production in the midwest. ohio, michigan, some in illinois. some in kansas city, in texas. there used to be plants in georgia and missouri. as we all know, the industry has shrunk quite a bit in recent years, part of the problem, which general motors, ford, and chrysler has added too many plants and too few buyers. the industry has gone through a tremendous restructuring. but it is a national industry, and of course, the japanese automakers and the german automakers are concentrated on the southern states. tennessee, kentucky, alabama. >> and they build their cars here to sell here, right? they build their cars here, mainly, right? >> every major automaker, if they're successful, tries to build as many cars as they can,

almost immediately started generating big profits for fiat. fiat is losing money and look. this was -- wasn't that interesting? we got into a discussion about auto companies in the discussion about the foreign ach yairs. this shows romney is trying to bring us back to the economy. >> i thought that was necessary. whether we're going to war or we're giving humanitarian relief or paying for our embassies or buying our friends, whatever. we've got to be aable to afford it. >> yes. >> i think the road does lead back to a healthy kme. we have moral certainty in the world. that means so i think waits quite predictible we're going to come back to the economy. we want to be able to afford whatever we do. >> right look. tonight we saw clearly romney strategy for 15 days which is one of the strongest moments romney had is that when he made the case we're not where we ought to be and should be. and this has implications he prosecuted the case i thought effectively. calm, looked at president obama when appropriate. and just nailed it home. and you know it was interesting there is a big

almost immediately started generating big profits for fiat. fiat is losing money and look. this was -- wasn't that interesting? we got into a discussion about auto companies in the discussion about the foreign ach yairs. this shows romney is trying to bring us back to the economy. >> i thought that was necessary. whether we're going to war or we're giving humanitarian relief or paying for our embassies or buying our friends, whatever. we've got to be aable to afford it. >> yes. >> i think the road does lead back to a healthy kme. we have moral certainty in the world. that means so i think waits quite predictible we're going to come back to the economy. we want to be able to afford whatever we do. >> right look. tonight we saw clearly romney strategy for 15 days which is one of the strongest moments romney had is that when he made the case we're not where we ought to be and should be. and this has implications he prosecuted the case i thought effectively. calm, looked at president obama when appropriate. and just nailed it home. and you know it was interesting there is a big

. >> spending time looking at the new fiat 500. she says she likes the size. >> you do not feel like you're in a tiny car. >> she is also looking for ways to help the family budget. >> we want to save money on gas, a payment. save money on payment. >> that is why many people are returning to the car lot this year, attracted by gas mileage and low interest rates. >> they are basically paying you to take the car at this point. >> car sales are one of the troop bright spots in the struggling u.s. economy. -- true bright spots in the struggling u.s. economy. compacts are popular. >> when gas prices go up, so do economy car sales. >> vw has watched its sales skyrocket over the past year. one reason? the turbo diesel. >> $3, $4 a gallon -- people have a tendency to want to go for a car that gives them better mpg. >> will -- cold sweat and says their september sales are the best -- volkswagen says their september sales are the best they have had since 1972. beetle looksat' different from this 1. >> shoppers are finally letting go of 10-ye

during the conference call, the ceo for fiat made clear that they want to be building jeeps in italy. now, this story also -- gerri: come on. i hear you say that, and as an american i think a much use in italy. are we going to move our production? and me, that makes the sense to me. and are these even going toobe sold in the u.s.? >> they are saying that they want to export them. in fact, negotiating with the italians to give tax rebates on the exports to help them export them to america. now, you know, they're going to say, yes, but you will still be it -- build jeeps and chrysler's this is new. it will be sold in europe, but also exported here. just because it's a new jeep people will be apologists and say, oh, well, that's a new one. they don't have to build the one here. that's a new vehicle. they can build that in italy. these are potential jobs lost. the car could have been built here. the car could have been built here and exported instead of built in italy and exported year. absolutely truthful ad by romney. and it's very, very clear from the bloomberg article and the conferen

also, ford, chrysler owned fiat.n tuesday, the kay schiller index will report on home prices and on thursday, we get the auto sales numbers for october and on friday, the highly anticipated jobs number will be released. unemployment stands at 7.8% and finally, following security breaches on sites like linkedin -- leased its annual list of the most common worst passwords accord to the hackers wolf gotten them in the past. the top five contain the most sophisticated password as password and 123456. monkey, trust no one, ashley and jesus. if any of these are your passwords, i hope i don't have to tell you what to do right now. next week, the last big push before november 6th when america goes to the polling place to vote. keep it here, where wall street meets main street. have a great weekend, everybody. i'll see you again next weekend.

have here and for better or worse, in law units are a vital component of the neighborhoods and by fiat the cities if they wanted to could simply order the eviction of everyone in an illegal unit at a date certain. but it doesn't do that. with benign neglect most tenants are left alone to live in so-called illegal units indefinitely and those are subject to lease agreements that are enforcible by law. in this case, again, there's been no health code violation or any other violation or even inspection by the building inspector that would suggest there's anything about my unit that is a blight on the city or something to be removed, certainly not on a timetable that would just by a day or even a fraction of a day happen to prevent me from getting at least the relocation benefits i would otherwise have qualified for. i think a fair reflection of the city charter would be to balance the rights between the ability to remove illegal units when they are egregious violations, safety violations putting peoplality risk, and when they are not. and also a way of balancing the concerns about housing

that will hurt fiat. opel down 15%. the industry is in trouble. one analyst said to me the situation they are in, that all the european car manufacturers need to close one factory each to deal with the overcapacity. >> the one market in europe that sold great was the u.k. >> and google got a slap from the european commission. >> into an investigation on how it collects information from us every time we go online, the european union has ordered the company to change the way it collects information, to protect the privacy of of all of its users. in march, the company decided to change its privacy policy. it had 60 privacy policies. all the information was held in 60 different buckets. in march it said it would only have one privacy policy so all the information will be held in one big bucket. the european union has always been concerned about what google would do with the information and how it would protect the information. google is all about advertising. information is very valuable. it's crucial for google to almost personalize ads to individual

what the -- what's happening now is, fiat's moved to push jeep more into china.e ad speaks for itself. the romney campaign stands by it and believes it's accurate. >> let me ask you about one of your big concerns which is libya. you're on the oversight committee and have been working with darrell issa, of course. what about the latest charges that you have made that the defense secretary did not pursue or follow up and respond to requests for help? leon panetta has said there was no way to ascertain safely who to send in and what the situation was on the ground because the video that they were monitoring did not give them a clear picture of what was happening. >> well, that's a different answer than what the president said when the president has repeatedly said they did everything they could possibly do to protect the people in benghazi, i beg to differ. i visited with general hamm the four-star jen until charge, i went to lib why, and when i asked very succinctly and directly did he have the resources the capability to actually go into libya and try to help save

there's also the white fiat john paul ii was riding in when he was shot in st. peter's square in 1981. the collection has cars that were used privately by popes, and some that were gifts, such as the very last volkswagen beetle to roll off the assembly line in mexico. >>> that's our program for now. i'm bob abernethy. join us next week for the final part of our new miniseries, "none of the above," on the fast-growing number of americans who say they have no religious affiliation at all. you can follow us on twitter and facebook and watch us anytime on smartphones. there's much more about the religiously unaffiliated on our website, where you can take our new survey for yourself. you can comment on all of our stories and share them. audio and video podcasts are also available. join us at pbs.org. as we leave you, more scenes from the mass and pilgrimage for life and liberty at the national shrine of the immaculate conception.

one beneficiary was chrysler and its fiat brand. it had the best september in five years. toyota also saw solid growth as it continued to recover from last year's tsunami disruptions. but there are concerns which could make consumers skittish about spending on a new car-- the election and worries about the fiscal cliff. >> some slowdown is certainly reasonable, but there is still a lot of pent-up demand because of how awful things got back in '09 when we only sold 10.4 million vehicles in this country. >> reporter: while industry watchers expect sales for the year to be about 14.5 million vehicles, the release of new mid-size models like this ford fusion could help prop up demand heading into the final stretch of 2012. ruben ramirez, nbr, new york. >> susie: so, what is the mindset of consumers going into this final stretch? joining us now to answer that, robert brusca, chief economist of his own firm, fact & opinion economics. >> the mind-set of consumers is it gasoline prices, problems in europe the job market. what's your opinion on that? >> i think it starts at home. f

ford, condoleeza rice leaner will owned fiat.x will report on home prices in 20 u.s. cities. on thursday we get auto sales numbers for october. on friday, the jobs report will be released. we will find out how many jobs the economy lost or gained in the last month. unemployment stands at 7.8% currently. finally today, a following security breach on sites like linkedin, yahoo and eharmony. they released the annual list of the most common worst passwords according to hackers who got them in the past. pass word, as a pass word and 123456 as another pass word. further down, monkey, trust no one, ashley and new this year jesus. if any of these are your passwords that you use, i hope i don't have to tell you what to do right now. that will do it for us today. thank you for joining me. america goes to the polling place to vote. we have the election issues covered here. keep it here where wall street meets main street. have a great week, everybody. i will see you again next weekend.

. >> they were looking over the new fiat 500. she says she likes the size. >> it is fun. i would like to save money on gas and the payment. >> a lot of people are returning to the car lot this year. >> you have as low as 0%. they are basically paying you to take the car. >> compact cars are leading the ookingas people are l for fuel-stingy cars. vw has watched its sales skyrocketing. >> people have tended to gravitate towards the cars that will give them the better miles per gallon. >> volkswagens said their sales and september good since 1972. shoppers are letting go of their used cars. is now a good time to shop? savvy shoppers store looking for deals. >> there is great incentives on the last year's models. 20n a get a great deal on th 2012. >> the ravens survived an dallas.of dilution from dalldem >> keith mills will of have highlights. >> here is a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. numbers. as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i would not want someone denying my rights bas

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fiat. it knows when a to present now. you claim credit for saving car companies now on by italians. the sequester issue the white house is already backing off. we have seen spin but it will be hard for the fact checker to have a bias to spin what was said but was wrong. >> in the yen debates are about impressions if they got back to the comfort level. if you are mitt romney judged to be a not likable with the same approval rating you are not better than the president now deemed to be just as confident doesn't that go along way to fill the goal? >> you nailed it. jack kennedy showed himself not own the personable but on par with nixon who was considered superior. >> there were four debates. everybody said they were equal but the first impression and. ronald reagan first impression completely contradicted the caricature of a cowboy who doesn't know what he is talking about. mitt romney walked into that first debate. that game was about over because from the primary had him down and syncing. people said that is not the same

tell you that when you start talking auto thing, you realize obama administration gave chrysler to fiatfor zero dollars? i mean, you can't imagine a businessman like mitt romney turning over that much real property to a foreign company for zero dollars. so owe think the longer you look at the auto bailout the less attractive it s romney's approach was to guarantee loans and waivers after a traditional bankruptcy court, what united airlines and a number other companies have gone through. that i think people goring to say that might have been a better road. >> that is sort of the global view talking about jobs in ohio. you know? you don't necessarily look at the big tick pic tour, looks like do i have a job or not? >> the governor pointed out the net number of new jobs out of the bailout was 400 for the state. all other new jobs and if you're a gm worker are you grateful to obama? do you think you've worked hard so your company survived? at some point obama claiming credit for your job begins to get thin. >> greta: benghazi. we've spent a lot of time talking about it. and frankly there ar

tell you that when you start talking auto thing, you realize obama administration gave chrysler to fiatfor zero dollars? i mean, you can't imagine a businessman like mitt romney turning over that much real property to a foreign company for zero dollars. so owe think the longer you look at the auto bailout the less attractive it s romney's approach was to guarantee loans and waivers after a traditional bankruptcy court, what united airlines and a number other companies have gone through. that i think people goring to say that might have been a better road. >> that is sort of the global view talking about jobs in ohio. you know? you don't necessarily look at the big tick pic tour, looks like do i have a job or not? >> the governor pointed out the net number of new jobs out of the bailout was 400 for the state. all other new jobs and if you're a gm worker are you grateful to obama? do you think you've worked hard so your company survived? at some point obama claiming credit for your job begins to get thin. >> greta: benghazi. we've spent a lot of time talking about it. and frankly there ar

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general motors and fiat, which owns a share of chrysler which produces the brand jeep, these are publically-traded corporations with lives of workers at risk. and you are greeted by a television commercial when you come home suggesting that your job is about to be shipped to china. mitt romney knows it's not true. if he doesn't think it's true, all he has to do is listen to the ceos of chrysler, of general motors, of ford who point out that this investment in the american automobile industry was right for ohio and right for the country. and in fact, jobs are going to be created at that jeep facility in north toledo and all across northern ohio. great cities like parma and cleveland benefitting because of the leadership of barack obama. >> it seems like there's no embarrassment on the part of the romney campaign to come back and say, we were wrong. the people who were actually running the company are telling the truth. they have no boundaries. but what about norm coleman, former senator of minnesota. he told a group of voters romney wouldn't reverse roe v. wade. >> women should not fall for it. he

. >> number five, he supports the blunt amendment which allows employers to, by their own fiat, deny contraceptive coverage to employees as they see it. joan, this is a round robin of a lot of stuff. >> what's happening here now, chris, is very obvious. we had a summer and fall in which mitt romney was hung up on his support for the personhood amendment, his support for the blunt amendment which again would put the employer in the way of birth control and anything else -- >> said it would be terrific to sign a law outlawing abortion. >> i saw that interview with anderson cooper. then he picked paul ryan, and then we were talking about legitimate rape and todd akin. this was his problem through the spring and summer, and we watched that gender gap expand, go nuts. he figured something out, women don't like these extremist positions, and he's backtracking as fast as he can on every single one of them. the obama administration is being very smart and they're not letting him. they're putting out his real words in ads, the president on the stump. >> here he is, joan. campaigning at manche