and taking the time joe it's a great honor it's great to be with you so joe tell me about the green new deal and why this vision is so important for the country. well you know as you alluded to earlier the real issues and the real solutions are not being discussed in this debate or in this election in fact ninety million voters that's one out of every two voters is voting with their feet by not going to vote because they know that the policies of barack obama and of mitt romney do not represent them and do not serve them so a key missing so lucian is actually creating jobs both romney and obama are basically saying more of the same you know just wait for a trickle down economics to hit you when in fact gushing up it's not trickling down and we've seen this over several decades it's only getting worse we're calling for a green new deal like the solution that actually got us out of the great depression in the one nine hundred thirty it's not rocket science we know how to directly create jobs for about the cost of the first stimulus package which only created two or three million jobs because i

king us bankrupt at the same time that we are getting increasingly sicker so the green new deal is a win win win it's a win for our economy it's a win for stopping climate change it's a winter making wars for oil obsolete because if we don't need those oil resources on foreign shores then we don't need those wars and it's a win for actually regaining our health for protecting it from the things that are poisoning us into this chronic disease state of affairs to start with now we have seen a monsanto or the two candidates are definitely beholden to monsanto the ties go back for decades now joe a lot of people are looking at either you or gary johnson for an alternative to the two party system but of course you guys are diametrically opposed. in the platform i mean what do you say the problem is with libertarianism which given the free market just free rein to self regulate what is the main problem with that great well i want to acknowledge that we do have a lot in common with really support restore bring our civil liberties the basic concepts of freedom and that this country was found

well i think it's she's the one that's most on the left out of all of them and also her entire green new deal that entire initiative that is essentially advocating for advancements in green technology clean energy which you know the president has hinted about that and sort of you know sort of danced around it a little bit in debates however that's an issue that's been widely politicized by both the right and the left so you see you know someone a different tone from her i mean she's actually saying hey guys i got this plan this is the future this is the way that we're able to push the country forward and how my going to pay for it i'm going to cut the military so it's all very interesting things you know i. on face value they would make sense of course but very very sticky political arguments for sure so i mean it's a i think that's what really really you know separates her you know from the pack right i just know where they are virgil goode has joined the panel let's let's take a listen palin on why democrats and republicans you know have to stay there. all those that have white and ballots

jobs, we are calling for a program that has a track record at actually creating jobs that is a green new dealor america. we want to direct the great jobs, not simply provide tax breaks for corporations or tax breaks for the job creators to move their jobs to china or india. the green new deal will create 25 million jobs. we will put an end to unemployment. we will jumpstart the green economy. eans putting a halt to climate change as well as making wars for oil obsolete. the green new deal puts national resources, national funding into the hands of communities so they can decide what kinds of jobs they need to become sustainable economically, socially, and environmentally. it includes a spectrum of jobs in the grain sector as well as jobs in our social needs and public services and public works like during the new deal that out is out of the depression. these are jobs you can get by going down not to an unemployment office, but to an employment office and actually getting a job as well as small businesses and worker-owned cooperatives. >> virgil goode, the constitution party. >> thank you very

the bare minimum what can be done you have the progressive caucus coming out with you know a green new deal you have presidential candidates running on green new deal massive investments that we still need major government involvement at the stimulus and at that so much i don't i mean i think it is yeah ok i didn't do anything that why would we want to do it again so it was limited to turnout are you a clearly did somebody had to do it no no you just got us right back where we were talking and that's because we've inflated they were going down until the stimulus that there's an agreement is in may or i mean or either and i wall street or main street is going to suddenly believe that things are better in the obama economy just because some economists at the bureau of labor statistics tells that right after the debate performance the other night or yesterday commits anybody who knows anything about the well i don't disagree with you know that but the the the point is that this actually you know the stimulus did work we didn't go into the great depression up until the stimulus was put into pla

we are calling for a green new deal at home and down sizing the military and bringing our troops homeanother way we can ensure we're spending our tax dollars creating true security at home, not creating havoc and mayhem overseas which is coming back to haunt us in the demonstrations and protests against the united states and our embassies and our forces getting shot up by afghanistan. >> dr. jill stein, thank you so much for joining us, running for president. >> great to be with you, chenk. >> i know the conundrum. what if you're in a swing state and it goes to romney? i know. we're just presenting the choices for you guys. >> what we come back, what might be the world's worst wedding. >> officers are wielding batons, force the department said was necessary. >> i know the fall. i know how distraught they are. presents coverage of the vice presidential debate. with unrivaled analysis and commentary. >> was this the game changer? is this going to change the dynamic? (vo) the only network with real-time reaction straight from the campaigns and from viewers >> so keep on tweeting and mayb

a green new deal to create 25 million jobs. jump start the green economy that can put a halt to climate change and make wars for oil obsolete which is wonderful to be able to put that on the table and hear how incredibly exciting -- excited people were to actually hear their solution. but they're already advocating for but that mitt romney and barack obama won't even mention. >> john: you make a lot of terrific points. a lot of very fair points as well. i used the word fun before because i was most struck by the energy in the room. how excited the people in that room were to be taking part in the event that was really all about democracy. why did you run for president this year? >> you know, i've been active for about 20 years as a mother and a medical doctor, what got me going was watching this epidemic of disease settle in on our younger generation. everything from obesity and diabetes to skyrocketing rates of asthma and cancer and learning disabilities and the list goes on. and i didn't feel so great sitting there in the clin

that the american people are clamoring for by large majorities our campaign is calling for a green new deal to create twenty five million jobs and on a. jump start the green economy and now it's putting a halt to climate change and making wars for oil obsolete we're calling for health care as a human right through medicare for all and for bailing out the students not the banks and making public higher education but by the way it was not in our government was not in my notes about opening statement so i apologize to ship in a way for that but it was not high notes because i followed my notes. with your books and we do what we're told. there are dealing with more people are here to listen to you than us thank you for being here and giving us the star rocky two minutes we are out a moral point in our nation's history we've all. suffered through the sell out of our government to wall street young people are burdened with crushing record tuition debt millions of families have lost their homes retirement accounts have been decimated while wall street fact cats who are buying our elections have ma

is a choice in this election to take back our democracy to create jobs for everyone through a green new deal that will put an end to climate change and make wars for oil and we can do this now by standing up and making it so thank you jill with the. rock. the marriage there has been a candidate included in the obama romney debates to challenge our put our government that is run by and for the benefit of monstrous corporations rather than in the interest of the people of this country. we know the republican democrats have some differences but both of them have morphed into a militarists corporatist anti-democratic force that has betrayed basic human and civil rights we know the both of these major candidates have been bought and paid for. that's why neither of them stands for health care for all of us in the rest of the industrialized world it's why neither of them ever talk about breaking the stranglehold the military industrial complex has on our government and that's why neither of them talk about providing the essential leadership on the climate crisis the greatest tragedy facing earth's

you're talking about cutting spending campaign finance reform joel stein you're talking about the green new deal which is actually trying to push forward green technology in order to you know move the economy forward those are things that are actually sort of mentioned already in you know the mainstream debate already in the mainstream media those are already things that are already being talked about are just not highlighted enough because i mean they're so widely politicized so i mean at the end of the day it's really you know perception is the entire deal right so if you don't think they're viable or other people are thinking that they're viable then that's why they're not getting you know that sort of headway but if you know other outlets or other you know like us for example give you know these people a platform you're able to say hey this is actually you know for lack of a better term a fit and real quick i ran earlier today in our news room there was an unofficial poll conducted so i want to put up on the screen at the results of that poll this was just asking the question who won last ni

talking about creating more jobs here and there are half a million a million jobs dr stein has a green new deal program for full employment for the united states twenty five million to end unemployment because the reality is that long as we have any significant level of unemployment in the united states working people are easily exploited by major corporations and capitalists like. thanks for joining us green party campaign manager joining me live in minnesota usa. we'll talk to business now with katie and ross nifty could acquire all the shares in the russian british oil. what would this mean what are the implications when it was made that russia's. become the biggest in the world so who better to waste and were expected to have more on the deal on friday in the meantime is check out the markets will see wall street fell off the jobless claims she. down on the. european markets managed to get you the start of a two day summit and felt the pressure from the oil markets. went more said tomorrow here in the back of. my fright. problem losing our voices talking too much to you that's the problem a

don't hear about alternative energy which is what adrian was talking on earlier jule styne is green new deal i mean this is really where we need to focus now in this country is a stain of all alternative energy sources i mean we're going to war again these resources to exploit the oil in these countries i mean it's just it's absurd it's obscene i mean you could even go down. clean coal guys there's no such thing as clean coal that's like saying seems like an odd play it seriously it's like saying cold fire doesn't exist sorry sorry to break it to. you know and it's interesting though the thing is that because there are so many interests of play that you see that these candidates sort of have to tap dance around things because they're worried about offending this person or bending this group or having you know that's that's a problem look at mitt romney that's the best example of catering and pandering to the far right and then coming in essentially the first of in disavowing everything that he was talking about during you know the primary so that's very very interesting and that's essentiall

we are calling for a green new deal modeled after the new deal that out as of the great depression. they created approximately 4 million jobs in as little as two months. there is a lot we can do if we put our mind to it. we're calling for jobs greeted at the level of our communities that are nationally funded and put decisions in the hands of the community at which kind of jobs they need both in the green economy and meeting their social needs, that would be focused and controlled locally, the funded at the national level. >> justice party presidential candidate rocky anderson, how to create jobs? >> president obama would like us to ignore what is happening is past four years. granted, he came into a tough situation, but we have to consider that during the last 43 months we have had more than 8% unemployment. it is the only time in this nation's history that we have had a president that has presided even over three years of over 8% unemployment. the fact is, those 43 months of over 8% unemployment during president obama's term is four months more than all of the months of over 8% un

our campaign is calling for a green new deal to create $25 million jobs and unemployment. jump start the green economy. and that means putting a whole new climate change and making war for oil obsolete. we're calling for health care for human rights, for medicare for all, and for bailing out the students, not the banks and making public -- [applause] >> governor, it was not in my notes about an opings oh, opening statement. so i apologize. i follow my notes. i'm a jewish guy from brooklyn. we do what we're told. >> frankly, people are here to listen to you than us. [laughter] >> we are at a pivotal point in our nation's history. young people are burdened with crushing tuition debt. millions of families have lost their homes. requirement accounts have been decimated while wall street fat cats who are buying our elections have made out like bandits. we have never had the disparity of income and wealth that we see between the very wealthy and all the rest of us since the 1920's. our poverty rates have never been so high as 1965. child poverty. and infant mortality rates are ne

our campaign is calling for a green new deal to create $25 million jobs and unemployment. -- end unemployment,jump start the green economy. and that means putting a whole new climate change and making war for oil obsolete. we're calling for health care for human rights, for medicare for all, and for bailing out the students, not the banks and making public -- [applause] >> governor, it was not in my notes about an opings oh, opening statement. so i apologize. i follow my notes. [laughter] i'm a jewish guy from brooklyn. we do what we're told. >> frankly, people are here to listen to you than us. [laughter] >> we are at a pivotal point in our nation's history. young people are burdened with crushing tuition debt. millions of families have lost their homes. requirement accounts have been decimated while wall street fat cats who are buying our elections have made out like bandits. we have never had the disparity of income and wealth that we see between the very wealthy and all the rest of us since the 1920's. our poverty rates have never been so high as 1965. child poverty. and infant mortality

our campaign is calling for a green new deal to create $25 million jobs and unemployment. jump start the green economy. and that means putting a whole new climate change and making war for oil obsolete. we're calling for health care for human rights, for medicare for all, and for bailing out the students, not the banks and making public -- [applause] >> governor, it was not in my notes about an opings oh, opening statement. so i apologize. i follow my notes. for all, and for bailing outi'm. we do what we're told. >> frankly, people are here to listen to you than us. [laughter] >> we are at a pivotal point in our nation's history. young people are burdened with crushing tuition debt. millions of families have lost their homes. requirement accounts have been decimated while wall street fat cats who are buying our elections have made out like bandits. we have never had the disparity of income and wealth that we see between the very wealthy and all the rest of us since the 1920's. our poverty rates have never been so high as 1965. child poverty. and infant mortality rates are n

future because it was time joe you google you both thirty seconds to come parting for you green deal for a new bill clean energy would you cut from the u.s. budget to move why do you think voters would even go for the first place. where we are squandering trillions of dollars right now on wars for oil that we don't need on tax breaks for the wealthy and on bailouts for wall street forty billion a month now being spent to bail out the bankers once again so we can stop all that we have plenty of resources to redirect we can tax the rich put a small transaction tax on wall street the american public knows that we're in deep trouble on the climate and deep trouble on the economy and in fact we can only fix them. oh i'm divorced did say that only thirty seconds left the us presidential candidate from the green party. a deadly medical error people's trust in britain is how. it's impossible for so many individual consultants to tonight so many every. oh i can think of any other word. with none still so a catalogue of fatal flaws in the health care system just as the government increasingly turns its

my platform is modeled on the green new deal which is a program to put people back to work in public jobs transitioning to renewable energy economy and meeting community needs. during the campaign i have been focusing on public jobs and i would support legislation that is already in the house presented by john conyers, twenty-first century flimflam and dance training act that would put people back working public jobs along the lines of the w. epa. benefits of the public jobs program would be it puts money in the hands of working people that they can then go out and spend in their communities which is a stimulative to the private economy so i support those with direct government employment and that would have an effect on the private economy because if people don't have money they can spend it on private business so private businesses and have an incentive to produce and hire. >> moderator: dan maffei, what the you have for your prior term in the house that these programs could work? maffei: we need to balance the budget. no question. you cannot spend your way out of this or cut your

this week's new book of the week is "the new new deal" by michael green wa grunwald. president obama read this book he would have been better able to defend his policies with mitt romney. now for a last look, many huj fund managers have reputations for ordering on a women, fancy cars, planes, and houses but one hedge runner has an today for this almost 4,000 ton argentine sovereign warship. he doesn't have request. it's a court order. ite mess than 200 crew have been ordered held in begghana's poinf tina. why? just a matter of a $1.6 billion debt. the fund went to the ga nan courts to ask them to seize the ship reportedly worth only about $15 million and the court did so. the next problem perhaps how do you convert a warship to a luxury yacht? the correct answer to our gps challenge question was d, the first u.s. vice-presidential debate was only 36 years ago in 1976.

new england, what a storm we're dealing with this morning. really wound itself up. you can see the spiraling motion, and the green is the rain. it's a chilly rain, too, probably knocking down some of those early changing leaves. airport delays are possible in areas like atlanta. tomorrow that rain begins to head up the eastern seaboard, the mid-atlantic into the northeast. if you're watching us on wkyc-3 in cleveland, ohio, there's a unique exhibit that teaches american history through the everyday lives of children at centuries of childhood at the children's museum of cleveland. and that's your "early today" event of the day. >> that's a sweet event. nice. >> should be fun. >> yeah, exactly. >>> here's a look at our headlines in entertainment news. halloween came early as monsters ruled the box office. "hotel transylvania" took in $43 million, the highest september opening of all time. "looper" snagged the number two spot. in other news, arnold schwarzenegger tells "60 minutes" he cheated on wife maria shriver multiple times, including an affair with actress brigitte nielsen while the couple were dating. they divorced last y

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nasdaq leaders today include green mountain coffee and new all-time highs for amgen and comcast. comcast citing a dealto develop new set top boxes, among other things. >>> nike one of the top brand in sports, one of the top brands of all brands, severing ties with one of the world's most recognizable athletes. that would be lance armstrong. nike saying due to the seemingly unsurmountable evidence that lance armstrong participated in doping and misled nike, they are terminating their contract with him. the ceo of quitkin and company, also an avid cyclist and amateur triathlete. did nike really have any choice here? >> they did not. i think the calculus around their choice is quite simple. but it is unprecedented for them because they have a history of standing behind troubled athletes. but if lance himself admits that staying by his own -- staying with his own foundation is troubling potentially as a negative adverse impact on his ability to perform there, nike would follow suit as well. >> he stepped down as chairman of his armstrong cancer foundation. talk to me about the relationship between nike an

green for big yellow. plays oscar the grouch. liz: god bless america. also off the desk. there is a new deal in town.g to open a flagship store on rodeo drive. the tough economy is boosting demand for a bargain, even, ashley, in beverly hills. store next to wilshire boulevard, you have to go to fairfax. ashley: that's right. liz: best performer raking in out of all their stores, 12 million sales. the success proof even affluent customers are looking to get a bang for their buck. ashley: on rodeo drive. liz: i will see if they allow that the zoning board. ashley: that is your home turf. liz: watch neil cavuto tonight at 6:00 p.m. i weigh in on that. ashley: can't wait for that. time for the three things. liz: 8:00 p.m. eastern. ashley: time for three things you need to watch next week. number three, e.u. leaders, guess what they're doing, liz, they're meeting again in brussels next week to discuss greece, spain the sovereign debt crisis. i hate to be skeptical but how can you not be. comments on spain accepting more money could keep move markets. keep an eye on that. >> we will. remember we got the co

dealing with some rain and snow showers this morning. maybe green bay, a sprinkle or two. otherwise, a dry forecast around the country. a beautiful afternoon through new england and even much of the nation. really no travel issues out there during the day to day. it gets more active towards the weekend, unfortunately. the end of our great weather pattern. >> all right, bill. we'll check back in with you on that. >>> a possible development in the search for a missing 10-year-old colorado girl and the best places to live for working moms. plus, an awkward situation for florida's governor and a phone sex line. we're going to explain in "scrambled politics." you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ♪ [ 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 information... ♪ into a fifth anniversary of remission? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. fire bad! just have to fire roast these tomatoes. this is going to give you a head start on your dinner. that seems easier [ female announcer ] new progresso recipe start

deal. >> the mayor's been trying to pull new jobs into town. he made a run at greennergy and got a company that makes wind turbine blades. but every time he gets a few hundred jobs, he seems to lose a few hundred. this fall, a telecom company called windstream had two layoffs. >> it was 60, and then it was 146 the next time. >> and how does that affect people around here? >> you know, it's a roller coaster. i want to say that-- i mean, i was affected in the first layoff. i was one at the windstream that was affected the first round. >> wait a minute. >> yeah. >> they laid off the mayor? >> yeah. >> are you working now? >> no. >> his town is shrinking. they closed an elementary school, and they're slashing the city budget. have you already lost policemen? >> yes. >> firemen? >> yes. >> what about the hospital in town? >> it's being reduced in size as well. >> coming up, the people versus politicians. >> how many of you would say that you're angry about politics right now? [people murmuring] oh, that got a big yes. >> i'm sick and tired of people going to congress and

to deal with the debt crisis and stop the ongoing recession was now severely limited spain recently announced as slew of new some tax hikes we had hopes were reserve its fortunes margaret bogan green from crisis management a.c.m. partners doesn't hold out much hope. that spanish government just reported or you know just resigned to the austerity happy in twelve months to try and both jumpstart the economy and. back on expenses so far as much of everybody is focusing on what the s. and p. and other rating agencies are saying i really think they're just reflecting but actual reality that the spanish economy is not going anywhere good i mean the spanish population has demonstrated that it is comfortable protesting and writing these measures i mean at this point i think without a significant change in public oh union which obviously you can't just litigator or legislate through you know throughout spain i think you will see more riots and i think you will see more civil unrest just as you're seeing in greece i mean and angela merkel visited greece this week and was met by protesters i think you will see very similar reactions across the spanish socio economic all of the groups and of

green mountain has a deal, what is it? nicole: relook a partnership between green mountain coffee roasters and dr pepper snapple. why? that is because they are working together to make an all-new that'll be iced tea. i don't know if you realize this, but over 200 types of k-cup, this is one more new one. analysts say this really shows green mountain coffee roasters have the ability to team up with the best in the business which in this case apple iced tea. the thing is green mountain coffee roasters promoting this, they say they have already factored that into their guidance. obviously green mountain coffee roasters stock has been under pressure and cut in half so far this year. earnings due in about a month. cheryl: nicole, thank you very much. time for your west coast minute. gas prices down $0.02 after hitting a high of $4.67 per gallon according to gas buddy.com. jerry brown ordered the state to move to a winter blend sooner than normal. city of oakland getting ready to unveil a new foreclosure prevention plan aiming to assist those threatened with or in foreclosure to stay in their homes. initiative offering counseling, legal advice and outreach to banks. and it looks lik

green energy funds that were made -- that were allocated through the recovery act were very successful and that's been a very successful program. there is a great book out there called the new new deal that looks at the recovery act. i wish the president had pushed back harder there. what he hasn't done and what democrats haven't done successfully over the last four years is tie together the importance of doing healthcare reform with the recovery act. why is that helping middle class families and what that has allowed the republicans to do is to throw it in this gumbo pot of big government and define it on their terms and i think the president has recently, in the last couple of months gotten out and done a more -- has done a better job of making the case as to why -- we're all in this together. he talks about citizenship and community and i think that's been helpful. i think the convention has been helpful to him and bill clinton's definition of the right way and the wrong way. but look i agree. i was working in the house and we had a difficult time with tying it all together because we were doing a lot of things to keep the economy afloat while republicans were just sitting on the

green on news the boarded members are banking the merger offer. a vote on the contentious retention package has been pushed back to a later date allowing the deal to go ahead at the moment. they'll walk away with 9.67 pounds severance pay. >>> a new "washington post" abc news poll shows 49% of likely voters favoring the president versus 47% for romney. amongst all registered voters, obama hold as five point lead, but 52% of them are being a stros swi acrosses swing states, they favor the obama. the debate starts wednesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> and if president obama is reelected, one of the first job may be to find a replacement for geithner. the wall street journal reports the white house chief of staff jack lew and former clinton chief of staff are two top candidates. both budget experts and could play a major role in the looming fiscal cliff. >>> nokia's into another big customer for its mapping software. the "wall street journal" says the company will unveil a deal with oracle today in san francisco. nokia also recently signed deals with groupon and amazon. nokia a got into the map business with it purchase and has been expanding the servi

green is fox news contributor. thanks for joining us. brad, i'll begin with you. an october surprise that no one was counting on. how did the candidates dealh this moving forward. nine days out? >> they must show empathy to those people in harm's way. life and property on the line for these folks. from virginia to new york. wear talking about a storm that can reach as far west as chicago. this is battleground state of ohio is someplace it could have an effect. you have to walk a fine line between being political and also being empathetic to the plight of americans. you have seen that with the romney campaign. they have turned their headquarters in many states into relief centers. they stood down from fund-raising. candidates themselves are not making appearances in these states. i think at a time when a week to go before the election. it's very important that we put first things first, it trumps the national election because it will take care of itself a week from tuesday. let's hope that everything is okay. we'll get back to politics once the storm is passed. >> harris: do you think one political party would benefit over the other when it

news to bring your way about the election. a few moments ago the supreme court gave the green light to early voting in ohio. this is a big dealh a deadline. ohio a key battleground state. the court's decision is an important one and it went in the favor of the obama administration which had sued the state because of some regulations that they had put in place to back off on some of the early voting days, specifically days leading right up to election day. one of those days is a significant day, it's sunday. for african-american churches it's souls to the polls days preachers get congregations out, get them to vote on early days. some argued not a lot of african-americans might have been going to the polls. let me bring in joe johns to talk about the significance of the ruling. ohio couldn't be more critical the state that had to get the quick ruling from the supreme court. but you need to clear it up because this could still be a problem for people in ohio. they still might not get to go to the polls on those days. can you explain? >> reporter: that's true. what you're talking about is different counties still have the leeway

deal coming up. dennis: top of the hour stocks every 15 minutes. nicole petallides at the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole stocks in the green for a change. nicole: that's right. we are seeing the dow nasdaq and s&p all with up arrows. nasdaq composite the one we have been watching here to see whether or not it would be down for 7th straight day in which case we haven't seen that since last november, that was during the euro zone, the crisis we saw over there. prior to that, the last time we saw that was back in 08 during our financial crisis. we will see whether or not the nasdaq manages to hold on to some gains here today. the dow jones industrials up about 1/2%. and the s&p 500 also with an up arrow. we're keeping an eye on drug stocks in particular, eli lilly. this is as they came out with findings on a trial drug they have been working on meeting the late stage goals that they have had for gastric cancer. it's coming out really nicely and just showing survival rates improving and now they may test it for other cancers as well. it is up 4 1/4% right now. back to you. cheryl: thank you very much nicole. the national assoc

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