that means an emergency green new deal to create twenty five million jobs in the unemployment and jumpstart the green economy that spells an end to climate change and makes wars for oil obsolete we're calling for health care as a human right through medicare for all that covers everyone while it saves us trillions of dollars over the coming decade and we're calling for bailing out the students not the banks we can end student debt and make public higher education free as it should be and it pays for itself we know that from the g.i. bill where it returned to seven dollars for every dollar we invested we got seven dollars back in benefits to the economy so we can end the failed racist war on drugs downsize the military and the drone wars bring the troops home by standing up for this now these are the solutions we deserve they are within our reach we just need to stand up and insist that we have them now by voting green in this election thank you dr instead of those today of factory our first question today a factory in freeport illinois the belongs to some sort of technology literally today

you know i would just like to add another point about how the green new deal a real comprehensive emergency solution to the climate problem has a number of spinoff benefits and i want to underscore emergency it's as if the country has been attacked not just by storm but by drought and by flooding and by the worst heat that we've seen ever on record and. during the second world war when pearl harbor was attacked we had an emergency response we had a national mobilization and we converted in fact car factories to bomber factories in order to meet that emergency need we are actually in no less of an emergency right now in some ways it's an even bigger emergency because it's only going to grow and there is no end in sight other than utter catastrophe and we also know that the clock is ticking on this we only have so long that we can actually turn this around so it's very important that we have a major coordinated and concerted response that could include for example converting some of our bomber factories into solar factories and into wind factories this would be a response like what germany ha

ship of state into more danger in the climate scientists stand up be counted joe star in for a green new deal for america.

for standing up on the issues that otherwise would not have been heard for standing up for a green new deal for in the unemployment creating twenty five million jobs which we can do right now we know how to do for ending student debt making public higher education free and providing health care as a human right as we downsize the military and tax the rich to pay for it this is what the public is clamoring for and we feel like it's been wonderful it's been like giving out candy to let people know that there actually is a political party that can be a vehicle for those solutions going forward and i don't want to go off something that rocky energy just said about movements. someone running for president a third party circuit in a system that is not very friendly to third party candidates do you consider yourself a politician or a movement leader. i guess the word politician has been so tarnished and so associated with big money corrupting it that i really don't consider myself a politician i consider myself a mother a medical doctor a health care provider an activist and an organizer and in my

i support a climate action plan to address the oncoming climate storm and the green new deal can revivenomy helping us to build a renewable energy future, and 10 i promise to be an independent voice in congress. it's time to take the government back from wall street and the special interests that have taken it over, and it's time to make the rich pay their fair share again. if you support the progressive policies i've outlined, i hope to have jr. vote on november 6th. >> moderator: thank you very much. i thank all candidates, and it may be the last opportunity you have to see all of them and hear all three talk about the issues that matter. congresswoman buerkle, ms. rozum, and dan maffei. decide between now and tuesday whether or not they answered the questions as i did the best to ask them, but it's your call if they answered to your satisfaction and in line what you want to see the next representative in congress to be. the choice is yours. get out and vote. if you're registered, it's your civic responsibility. it it's like the election was two years ago and the pollsters are already

rozum: i'd spend 30 or 60 seconds outlining what we call the green new deal which is basically a planput beam back to -- people back the work meeting 21st century needs. after school programs, renewable energy sector really does need to be developed so we can have energy independence. so, basically, i would want to spend the money putting forward or the kind of positive vision for where we want to go and how can we really help our communities because we know that voters and tv watchers just feel abused in this election. >> moderator: well, dan maffei, your mom doesn't like the ads, you say you don't like it, get money out of politics, so now make a commercial that's positive. what would you say? maffei: we've got that commercial running right now. >> moderator: what does it say? is. maffei: how it's important to move the economy forward, to stop having the arguments of the past and how we have to focus on jobs. i mean, i'll admit it's difficult in 30 seconds, but i do think we do that, and, you know, we talked about it in our first ad as well. but if you're implying we should never do

our campaign is calling for a green new deal to create $25 million jobs and unemployment. tart 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 next to

why did green mountain wait until today to announce this news when s.e.c. filings say the deal actually signed on friday? based on that nearly 10% pop in green mountain stock on monday, appears somebody knew something and why is the old ceo leaving now when in february, he extended his contract until the end of next year? not that any of this matters. today, we get one analyst after another analyst upgrading green mountain because of kelley's hiring. yet, the only thing that has changed at green mountain is the ceo. everything else is the same. the say. the ongoing s.e.c. investigation is the same. the class action lawsuits that former employees making scurrilous charges are the same. this says it all. in a nutshell, in boosting the stock to a buy today, is up trust analyst bill chappell says kelley brings experience and credibility to green mountain. of course. you could have said the same thing about ron johnson at jc penney and leo apot that canner at hewlett-packard. >> you want the best of everything. you want both worlds to be true, my friend. this is the problem. everyon

new name. the san jose council gave the green light to a naming deal for the san jose pacific auditorium, which just underwent a major face-lift. the business journal says the $1.2 million agreement with city national bank based in los angeles would give them naming rights for five years at the civic and the center for performing arts. the deal is preliminary, and will have to be finalized before any contracts are signed. it could be the first of many new names as the city looks to generate revenue. >>> it's an expensive ride. $175 million for about 200 people to take vta to los gatos. the vta says about 200 riders will take advantage of a planned mile and a half extension into los gatos. the new line would be one of the least used light rail extensions planned in the nation. it will only reduce south bay vehicle traffic by 1/10 of a percent. the vta will hold a public meeting to discuss this proposal on tuesday at the campbell public library. >> and we'll be right back. hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head

green or yellow lines. this friday morning is 42 degrees. >> still to come, new problems for the governor as he deals with >> trouble for the governor. police said suspects stole two televisions from his virginia beach homes between saturday and monday. investigators think these were random crimes and burglars did not target the mcdonnell properties. >> prosecutors recommending a six-day sentence for kwame brown. brown pleaded guilty in june to bank fraud and misdemeanor campaign violations. prosecutors now recommending six days of incarceration which would be served on weekends, followed by three years of supervised release. >> seems a little unfair. you would think he should get more for that. >> kwame has been punished quite a lot. >> brown's lawyer says he will ask the judge to cut the probation from three years down to two years. sentencing is set for november 13. >> the man leading penn state will be here, in the nation's capital, today. he will speak to the national press club just one day after his predecessor was charged with helping to cover up sexual abuse allegations against jerry sandusky. sand

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anything beyond spending greens a promise that goes down well at home popularity is at an all time low for his hands are tied by what's gone before tony blair as the new deals mean the u.k.'s contribution to brussels is likely to go up in real terms and its cash rebate will be reduced by two billion pounds a year unless cameron can get more budget cuts from brussels he may face more rebellion in his own party and germany's angela merkel desperate for a deal to sow focus can back to saving the euro but the brussels budget tension has opened and angry in. new divides on the one side northern european countries like the u.k. which are demanding huge cuts in spending to match they still staring at home that's making countries to the south and east who are dependent on cash from brussels very uneasy suggest the to tear europe so long demonized and denied by jose manuel barroso as brussels p.r. is becoming a reality. you can dependence party financial services spokesman stephen wolf doesn't believe real growth can come from brussels. this is a battle between the rich and the poor but actually it's the rich who are the brussels mandarins demanding more for themsel

green mint and d.c. is like a right boat trade association right about. to deal plans to go shoot starting tomorrow should it wider trade deal with china. we suffer with australia new zealand we india which will present it like the real people about a quarter of the world's economy but on the other hand you've got united states together for their countries like mexico grucci living room in. my leadership negotiate the kind of the other countries of course negotiating the air transport see if you can partnership the u.s. is going to offer membership or how you learn to become a member of this cause shows to develop restraint is that this is going to be behind the so-called. ok ok well how to tell us to leave it there for now i thank you very much for the analysis tyler sized international affairs and defense analyst speaking to us from san juan puerto rico thank you. coming up to take a look at how arts conserves i mean ition the battle for peace and justice so after the break here r.t. . texas wants to pull away from the usa in fact at least twenty states have started petitions for independence after obama won the election with well just a few voting irregularities

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green on my map is not a good thing today. >> wet here is nothing compared to what they have been dealing with in hoboken, new jersey. we'll have the very latest on the recovery efforts from hurricane sandy on this thursday, november 1st. this is "today in the bay." >>> well, it is 5:00. good morning, everybody. thank you very much for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> right now we can tell you a big, big step right now, hoping to get things back to normal in that aftermath of superstorm sandy. sfo says all the flights from the east coast will be on time today. and today mass transit is back online in new york city, but restrictions are still in place for thousands of -- millions of people actually trying to get through those bridges and tunnels. brooklyn's battery tunnel remains closed because it is filled with water. you can see it here. the army corps of engineers just pumping the devices to begin it draining. parts of the long island railroad remain closed because tracks are blocked by downed trees and debris everywhere. just in, this is video from la guardia airport actually opening

in europe, you have seen a few green arrows on the news that there is going to be a deal for greece. although it does look like they're giving back some of the gains. in asia overnight, you did see modest declines for most of these markets. shanghai, market down by about 1.3%, but the hang seng and the kospi and korea both have just slight declines and in japan the nikkei up by about a third of a percentage point. oil prices are a little higher, up by about 3 cents. and the ten year note at this point is actually yielding 1.652%. not a lot of movement there either. the dollar this morning is up against the euro. euro at 1 .2941. dollar-yen unchanged. and gold prices are down about $3.50. >>> time for the global markets report. kelly evans is standing by in london. great to see a yyou, especially given the green behind you. >> great to be back. let's give you a sense of what's happening. it's actually a pretty interesting morning because every market seems to like the greece deal except the greek one. some of the strongest gainers would i seeing in the europe stoxx 600 are the bank st

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green chilies, you get a bowl of queso that makes even this get-together better. >> bill: bill in the unresolved problem segment tonight how should the u.s. deal with iran. ben affleck new field about iran called are a go. i talked with him about it and how america should deal with the iranians. -- hurts the carter administration that's why he lost to ronald reagan. a guy you like you though wasn't conscious at this time why are you making a movie about this. >> great story. one thing it's a killer. actually a comedy with the hollywood satire. complicated cia movie. it's a political movie and it's all true. >> bill: so you wanted to make an entertainment about a serious subject rescuing americans from a dictatorship, iran? >> i did. and the serious aspect of it was that this is really a tribute to the folks in our clandestined services and diplomats in the foreign service risking their lives over there tragically seeing examples of that very recently. folks who are, what they give up to serve us and to serve our country. >> this is a valentine from ben affleck to the intelligence community. the same people who waterboarded the same people who renditioned, liberal friend

green card, the u.s. government has a deal for you. phil keating has the story from miami. >> reporter: brooklyn's brand-new barkley center, home of the and the soon-to-be south florida office park has something crucially important in common -- millions of dollars used for construction came from wealthy foreigners, like venezuela immigrant. >> there are two truths. they are looking for a place of safe harbor to preserve their wealth and a land of opportunity to the next generation. america is that place. >> reporter: for this man and thousands of others, it is possible under the u.s. state department's ebefore 5 visa program. >> this is a hot topic. >> reporter: miami beach's chamber of commerce held this well-attended seminar. >> they have to be projects that are going to create jobs. >> rich, foreign immigrant who is invest up to $1 million and create at least 10 jobs in the united states are fast-tracked to a permanent u.s. green card. >> they are eb5 projects. >> reporter: the immigration attorney facilitates wealthy foreigners with jobs projects, nationwide. >> the immigrant gets the benefit. the united states gets the benefit of

deal. >> i don't think you have to get that far, herb, i think you have to ask yourself the question is a loyal green mountain customer going to go out and buy this newhis is a big machine. do you want two of those big keurigs on your counter? >> this is the machine. this is a machine that is specific to espresso and if you look at the verissimo, it can do brewed coffee and the nespresso is the leading one in the niche. >> what do you think of green mountain and starbucks? do you really want to take on starbucks? >> i don't want to get involved in green mountain because the risk reward is too will bahnessaed for me and why go through the aggravation? i am aggravated with apple to go back to the other discussion where it doesn't take as much to figure out whether they'll keep doling that out. >> schultz has said all of the right things about the partnership they have with green mountain, but you know behind the scenes he wants to kick their you know what. >> i own starbucks and i'll add to this, and when a look at green mountain it is absent of an institutional-type investor. that investor is gone. the mutual fund community is not attractive and so yo

green bay, wisconsin for a rescheduled event that he had to cancel tuesday to deal with hurricane sandy. then he is off to nevada, colorado and ohio. yesterday, obama toured the aftermath of hurricane sandy in newalong with governor chris christie who had nothing but kind words for the president. >> has worked incredibly closely with me. i cannot thank the president enough for his personal concern and compassion for our state and for the people of our state. >> the governor has said he has no intention of bringing romney to new jersey to survey the storm's damage. christie aides are denying any sort of rift with the romney campaign saying it is just about dealing with the storm and not about presidential politics. but one of the main political speculations here is that christie thinks romney has no chance of winning and he is setting himself up for a run in 2016. >>> romney has a good cause to be worried if the polls have anything to say about it. president obama is ahead six points in iowa. that's coming from the nbc news "wall street journal" morris poll. the president's also up by three in wisconsin and two in new hampshire. two things helping him out here are early voting and the gender gap

news continues. a look at air force one arriving in green bay wisconsin as the president resumes his campaign today. president obama and mitt romney are both back on the campaign trail. after pausing to dealith a superstar on sandy. [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for anne to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank. okay. [ male announcer ] with citibank's popmoney, dan can easily send money by email right from his citibank account. nice job ben. [ male announcer ] next up -- the gutters. citibank popmoney. easier banking. standard at citibank. we are back with the latest in presidential politics. these live pictures out of green bay wisconsin were in the second expect president obama to step off of air force one and as head a campaign rally today. we understand he will have-- some people of note on the stage with him packers safety charles wilson is scheduled. and singer james taylor also reported the on the stage with the president. wisconsin is one of several stocks will make today. he will travel to los vegas for a campaign event this afternoon. then he will hop aboar

green bean casserole. you'll find the recipe at campbellskitchen.com. ♪ campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >> alisyn: you can believe it, the new york state here is still dealingrm sandy. look at this devastation. this is long beach, new york. and it's still digging out. thousands of people at this hour are still in the dark, frustrations are growing as you can imagine as they are trying to get some help. >> we're going to go now to rick reichmuth who is there live there this morning. if there is any silver lining, rick, it's that warm temperatures are on the way, right? >> i'm sorry, dave, say that one more time. somebody else was in high ear. >> i said if there is any good news for the people in long island and staten island, there is some warm temperatures on the way? >> there is. and that's really good news. i mean, you had a storm like this that caused so many power outages and then it's been in the 30's and 40s for the last 2 or 13 days. and a snow storm. so people are wet and cold. and now there is a little bit of warmth. this morning already we are into the mid 40s. we're going to have about three days of temperatures that are even all the way into the

green acres" song. >> meanwhile, what is our zip code? >> get the typing fingers ready. it is cyber monday. time to surf the web for a really great deal. >> if you are a boss, probably not the news you want to hear. today is the biggest online shopping day of the year because people have access to faster internet access at the office so buying will be up, productivity probably will be down. will the day live up to its hype? we'll get into that. >> a preview from tech to fashion, where to get the best deals, too. >>> and then an important warning for parents about the bounce houses that kids seem to just love. according to a new study out today, serious injuries from them are skyrocketing, so coming up what you need to do to keep your children safe. >>> and then is prince charles getting a little impatient as he waits to assume the throne? some tabloids there are reading a deeper meaning into some recent remarks he made, so we'll have a live report from london on that. >> all right. dr. oz will be here to debunk the myth that you have to pay top dollar for food if you want to have your family eating horhealthfully. >>> let us start with the big story, cyber monday. diana alvear i