it has been on the rise since the stock has been climbing.rising volume, that is a sign of institutional buying. and he thinks the stock is one you want to buy. okay now r, take a begagander a chart. this one shows the same chart. look at this. this is like an accuousticacous feeling. the average is now sud ebbly look at this. moving higher. this is a huge development and it affects the quitment of the buyers. you didn't take out that low there. the stock has built a base and the sellers are probably finishes as buyers don't want to wait. never the less, he thinks the 50 day moving average. now, before you go whole hog on this stuff, let's talk common sense on this stuff. i believe natural gas has moved up on this. which allows in ventary to be moved up on this. that business is to increase coal demand although that has fallen off the menu has an attractive power post fukushima. the most important we have a candidate who is very pro coal governor romney. that is all the good news. now, let me give you a negative. one that will cancel out all

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the president has been as hawkish as possible, but we don't want war with iran and the president hasprivately if not publicly, that that is the worst possible option. i think a lot of americans misunderstand this is a very large, very tough, very strong country. that is the absolute last option and in many ways dealing with a mutually assured destruction of them having the bomb and israel having the bomb might be better than losing thousands of americans in iran and having another sinkhole as we did in iraq. >> thank you all so much. next, florida's greatest aquatic act. forget flipper. [ female announcer ] e-trade was founded on the simple belief that bringing you better technology helps make you a better investor. with our revolutionary e-trade 360 dashboard you see exactly where your money is and what it's doing live. our e-trade pro platform offers powerful functionality that's still so usable you'll actually use it. and our mobile apps are the ultimate in wherever whenever investing. no matter what kind of investor you are, you'll find the technology to help you become a better

ha ha, ha, ha, yeah, really funny. really appreciate it. who are the people who are putting any of this into doubt in the first place? of course, the republicans. listen to this crap that they pedal out of "daily basis"." >> how do you explain the heat? summer. we have hot weather, get over it. >> that global warming thing is really kicking into high gear, isn't it. >> the issue of global warming has been fortified through substantial number of scientist who is have manipulated data. >> the last year has established as a whole premise of man-made global warming is a hoax. >> the science is bad. >> unproven science. >> that has yet to be proven and i highly doubt it's going to happen any time soon. >> still a scientific theory that has not been proven. >> cenk: that's the media. that's the republicans. when you turn to the democrats i wish i had good news for you. but president obama hasn't been that much better in his results. now he was recently on mtv kind of like candy crowly, he views it as a niche-type-of-topic. >> obama: we're not mov

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adifferent information has come in and therefore the story has changed. in the current political environment it is made out to be this is distortion or as laura said they are vulnerable on this. if you look at the polls, the american people are saying what is going on over in the middle east and now more and more americans saying we are not sure about how president obama's approach to the muslim world has worked and i think the romney campaign therefore things we can gain traction on this issue. >> there is a record, right? there is a record in iraq. >> and the issues in the campaign. >> chris: i want to move to one last question. we have a couple of minutes left. benjamin netanyahu's speech to the u.n. if nothing else will be remembered for his looks like a cartoon bomb drawing the red line. some experts read the speech as actually softening the approach to obama. he said he appreciates the obama administration stance towards iron and seemed to be putting off any possible attack against iran into next spring or summer. is that the way you read his speech

what mitt romney has is a case that has some merit as well. look, unemployment 17.8%. that's still way too high, much higher than what we want to see. the broader definition of unemployment called-- people work part-time who want full-time jobs. people who have given up looking, 14.7%, unchanged last month. this is a better report than most people expected. happy days are not here again. and that's what they will be arcing about on the trail. >> brown: and diane, i think you told one of our producers today it was a tale of two economies, still, so that's clearly what the candidates are seeing. >> absolutely. i mean unfortunately this is still a very, we're in a recovery, that's the good news. still a very uneven recovery. at the end of the day, it's still subpar. there is no unpopping champagne corks over this economy. and i wish there were. it would be nice to see a trend more in the right direction in that no matter who wins. >> i think are you still expecting to see those ads come from both sides, right? >> they're not going to go away any time soon and we're not go

romney be has these positions. he has to defend them. >> chuck, you wanted to intervene. >> i would say now you're hearing exactly why from what i'm getting from the obama campaign is that they know that biden has to make the base happy tonight. this isn't about appealing to swing voters, that because of what happened last week, biden's job is to almost assuage, pump up the party, ryan's job is to knew ralize biden, if you will, come out of this at a draw at worst, or he doesn't have to play to the base, if you will, and that's what's going to be interesting tonight while in a weird way biden almost wants to force ryan to play to his base in order to create that sort of ideological spat that president obama avoided. >> yeah. >> the one that clearly exists. chris matthews, chuck todd, gentlemen, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> and, of course, chris and chuck will be part of our entire debate coverage this evening here on msnbc with "hardball" following us at 5:00 p.m. eastern. >>> next, paul ryan has never waver

a young woman has accused two policemen of rape.hey are uer iestigation, and her complaint led to a countercharge. the state prosecutor has accused her of indecent behavior. for many here, the case is a backward step for women's rights in post-revolution tunisia this case is important for all tunisian women, and things are especially badorom w are victims of violence. many will be too scared to press charges. this woman provides advice to victims of domestic violence at the office of tunisian association of democratic women. she says more an more women are coming to her since the revolution. women are developing the courage to seek help,ut she says many men are abusing their newfound freedoms. >> women tell us what their husbands are saying to them. the men say they can do what they want ands soon they will have the right to have four wives. >> tunisian is changing -- mosques in many poor areas now host conservative preachers. the sec wants to establish a theocracy in tunisia, and he campaigns against the increase in clothing worn b

this has not been a campaign it's obama campaign has not been one about the future.'t been talking about what they would do the next four years to rebuild the economy. instead they've reduced themselveses to very small attacks. you say romnesia, which is silly for want president of the united states, the leader of the free world to gip uttering. talk about binders, talk about big bird. all of that is indicative of a candidate that doesn't have a vision for the future. governor romney on the other hand-- >> schieffer: it's governor romney who brought up binders and big bird. >> they're trying to make that the central argument in the last 16 days is really very small for their campaign and they've conducted themselves like this over the last six months. i think a lot of people right now, we have 23 million people struggling to find work. we have a national debt that's over $16 trillion. $4 trillion-- this president has added trillion-dollar deficits every year for the last four years, and this is the president's closing argument. i think one of the condition tafts that

has. i was surprised yesterday to hear some democrats talking about romney's strength in ohio. one way to think about it, if there were a governor's race in ohio, gubl torl candidates, mitt romney or barack obama, who would have a better chance. recent history in that state would say it would be a close contest. >> david, we talk about the things that mitt romney is doing to strengthen his candidacy or his bid to become the president of this country. is there stuff that president obama is not doing or handling poorly? specifically i want to talk about the libya question. because i think we go back and forth about how much this is actually going to play into voters' minds when they go into the booth and let's first play some sound from secretary of state clinton yesterday where she says she takes responsibility for the attacks that killed chris stevens and several others. >> i take responsibility. i'm in charge of the state department, 60,000 plus people all over the world, 275 posts. the p

for people to say that he has not made his comments, he has been very clear all along. obama is a dictator. he will turn this country into a dictatorship or a socialist country. we are american. romney has my vote 100%. >> thanks for the call. cnn has the president winning with 48%, romney at 40%. i think obama did a great job in this debate, he has my vote. if you can also talk to us at facebook.com/cspan. most of you saying at the moment that the president won the debate tonight. craig is undecided. >> my personal opinion, i think obama is in over his head. he has advisers around him, people telling him what to say. i don't think he feels truly about what he says in the debate. mitt romney speaks from the heart and has the best interest of the country at hand. he has my vote now. >> shirley, a supporter of the president? >> i would like to say god bless america. i am so proud of president barack obama. when romney is asked questions, he looks like a man that can't take pressure. he has no idea how to balance the budget. this is not about black and white, rich or poor.

in every speech so far, he has said unemployment has been above 8%. that was his best line, and it was true, but now he cannot say that. what i imagine he will say is that these are not the true figures. the unemployment figure does not include those people who have given up looking for jobs, and there are millions of such people. that is true, but it is a bit of a hard sell when he has told people to pay attention to 8%. when it goes below 8%, suddenly saying that that does not matter any more. >> opinion pollsters still have not made up their mind which way to vote. is the economy going to be the most important factor? >> in that it ships how they feel about the candidate. -- in that it shapes how they feel that the candidate. likability is always a huge factor. if you look at who wins in modern presidential races, in almost every contest, the more likable candidate has won. you could argue about the true likability of al gore versus the two likability of george of the bush, but in general, the more likable candidate wins. i'm not talking about who

and then all of you, you think that you are here, ha, ha, ha.but you will all be working to close the gap. so lanar is here, you know, i need more than $25,000 from you cofy, i need $25 million from you. so when you borrow the money from the chinese government, when they buy, you know, invest in your program, you can tact along a few more million for us. but anyway that is the whole trick. thank you very much. i won't take your time. [ applause ] >> and now signing of the legislation, mayor? >> are we ready? >> yes, we are ready. ♪ [ applause ] ♪ ♪ >> this lodge is home to some of the best fly casting pools in the world. these shallow concrete pools don't have fish. this is just a place where people come to practice their fly casting technique. ith was built in the 1930's and ever since, people have been coming here to get back to nature. every year, the world championship of fly casting is held in san francisco and visitors from all over the globe travel to be here. >> we are here with phil, general manage of san francisco rec and parks departm

it has come under the line of fire. syrian borders struck a residential neighborhood, killing five civilians -- syrian mortars struck a residential neighborhood, killing five civilians. cross-border buyer has struck 37 times since the start of the syrian uprising -- cross-border fire has struck turkey several times since the start of the syrian uprising. the government says this bill is not a declaration of war against syria. >> turkey is not a country that wants war. it is a country that wants peace, but we're also a part of a country that is visible -- capable of doing what is necessary when a dictatorial regime violates the sovereignty of our country. >> turkey is ramping up its military presence along the syrian border. turkish troops launched retaliatory strikes on thursday, targeting syrian bases in the region. the deadly mortars are believed to have been fired from there. the people in turkey are hoping the chaos in syria will not spiral into a wider conflict. >> there has been jostling argument -- on the u.n. se

he has a very pro-growth policy. he has a policy to create 12 million jobs. >> so are you saying he misspoke in one of those? >> i'm not going to get into whether he misspoke or not -- what i know is he has said all along, 20% across the board for everybody, and that means everybody. to what specifically he was speaking there, i'm not exactly sure. but it's a clear choice what you have. we don't need to get caught up on the back and forth. he is going to put forward pro-growth jobs. and 7.8% is an anemic recovery. that is nothing to celebrate. i remember when president bush was criticized by president obama when i worked for him -- >> but for the past four years, republican have said saying over and over and over, he promised 8%. and it's 7.8 now. >> the reason it's below 7.8% is because more people dropped out or it's because people had to take part-time work to put food on their tables. >> we're hearing different words about that. >> reporter: mitt romney must prove that debate performance from him was real. the ro

he has worked as a think tank. he has been on the hill.out paul ryan. google released some data today saying, you know, the difference in the number of google searches between ryan and biden is pretty wide. paul ryan is by far -- has more google interest. as he is introducing himself to americans, he has to, you know, talk about the romney campaign and their program and their issues without sounding too much like a policy wonk because he does have a tendency to do that tonight. he has done a good job of that so far on the xaen trail, but, suzanne, this is a much, much bigger audience tonight. >> we'll see if he brings out the white board like he usually does in congress. talk about social security. could be a big issue. how would biden use that to his advantage here, paul? >> well, i'm going to actually let peter jump in on that one because you wrote about that one, dent you? >> no, sure. either one of us. yeah, president obama, you know, really frustrated a lot of democrats last week on the debate when he said surprisingly that there's no

the guerrilla war has lasted -- has costed hundreds of thousands of lives. colombia farc rebels are beginning landmark peace negotiations. >> a peaceful setting to the start the process that might put an end to a 48-year-old conflict. here were representatives of the colombian government and leftist guerrillas. >> we come to this table with proposals and projects to achieve real peace. a peace that would include a demilitarization of the state and radicals socio-economic reforms based on true democracy, justice, and freedom. >> the talks will be held in the cuban capital. what they seem to agree, this is the best chance for peace. >> we are aware of -- we have a good dose of optimism, but a cautious optimism. we know there are real opportunities and we're ready to do our best. >> the farc were born in 1964. in columbia, many considered them a terrorist movement. -- colombia, and many were considered -- many considered them a terrorist movement. >> we hope the new round of peace talks will be successful and fruitful. there are some reprocesses, war, a social

has been prodding e.u. leaders to provide athens with additional loans and write offs in greece the official unemployment rate has soared past twenty five percent the country's currently awaiting the release of more bailout money from its creditors subject to the results of an ongoing audit. and the business desk has more on the financial woes of the eurozone merino the bad news just keeps on coming yes that's exactly why would you know about this week the world bank has released a whole string of legates of data we know that global wealth has falling global growth is weakening and just today when the world bank has lowered its economic growth forecast for india to six point six percent i should say and it said that this could go even further because of the economic crisis in the eurozone so the situation doesn't seem to be getting any better or will get to the european markets a little bit later first let's talk about russia and its capital outflow this is a big issue for the russian government and they're

juan in your polls, president retains the advantage and this has been used to shrink it. >> it has beshrunk by ordinary americans feeling the president is way up short. my comment is from the perspective i cannot imagine at hurricane or 5:00 in the afternoon the situation room got word of an attack on an american facility in benghazi they would not take it to the president and the national security advisor and that the president would not have been personally engaged. the president says he --. >>juan: wait, wait, karl --. >>chris: juan, let karl finished. >>juan: i did. karl: if the president ordered the ait isance and nothing was given until after seven hours later and not c.i.a. were told three times do not engage and we had men disregard the orders of superiors and go to the fighting in order to save american lives, something was fundamentally and dangerously wrong and the president of the united states rather than the next day finding out what happened went on a campaign trip to las vegas and colorado. >>chris: wait, wait, wait, go ahead. >> if romney thought this would get them t

he has not been.ho served reagan as governors, we're shocked he's been such a poor candidate because he was a good governor. he was a good governor. he did some very impressive things. and he's made every mistake in the book. you can't just subscribe to the fact that president obama has been a good candidate. he's a good candidate with a very tough economy. >> but to some extent those were problems that were hard for him to overcome. one of the ways to humanize himself was to talk about his religion. that was very difficult during the course of the campaign with the conservative evangelical base suspicious of mormonism. the other thing is talk about his record of governor. one of his main things was health care reform in massachusetts. that also was very hard for him to do. >> he's talking about it now. he should have talked about it earlier. it's a big achievement to cover 98% of the people. >> let's put this in the context of the debates, chuck. are you surprised that christie decided and the romney

>> he has to forget likeability. he will never compete on likeability-- >> woodruff: you said forget likeability? >> forget trying to be as likable as the president. that is not his forte. the president had great respect for john mccain. he didn't think he should be president, but he had great respect. he doesn't feel that way toward mitt romney. he has to-- mitt romney ought to be in with a little bit of confidence, judy, because the fact that he's had a terrible two weeks by a twoo 1 margin polls people feel the information they've gotten the last two weeks make him less favorable, and yet he's closed the gap. i think he ought to go in and have the sense that this race is winnable, but he's got to come out with two things. one is that now i know that he understands what we are going through. his manifest acts of kindness to fellow parishioners who lost their jobs, which we heard about at the convention, which are really admirable, there is no sense they go beyond to a continental or national sense. and the second,

that has had an influence. that has been changing the politics over the years. significant african-american population. 22% of the electorate is african-american. that is the largest african- american population in and of the battleground states. all those factors have put north carolina into play. host: recently you wrote an item with this headline. for those of you are spent time in a box states are neither states, give us a comparison between north carolina and wisconsin. guest: people like to group states a geographically. some people like to compare north carolina to south carolina. but actually, north carolina lines of what the wisconsin. it is counter intuitive. look ideologically, that is where north carolina is close to ideologically. gallup asked citizens whether there are a conservative or liberal. that was up reaction than. i made the comparison. paul ryan and a lot of conservatives sent to washington from wisconsin. north carolina has had conservatives and liberals. both states are very divided. both states are capable of sending vote progressives a

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has said that the obama administration has thrown b.b.nd israel under the bus in a lot of cases. >> bill: i think he will emphasize that tonight. he almost has to. ed, why hasn't the president held a press conference about libya? we're debating this tonight. it just seems to me to be one glaring omission. you get out and you say, look, here is what we know, here is what we don't know and you just lay it out there. instead, just like a rope-a-dope he puts his hands up, taking it boom, boom, boom. why doesn't he just have a press conference? >> the last debate he said, look, i take responsibility. he did that after secretary clinton had already taken responsibility. and in terms of a news conference, the bottom line is they have got these investigations going on at the fbi and the state department, and you can guarantee the white house wants all that to last after the election, the last thing he wants to do is deal with this again at a news conference face tough questions about it before the election. they want that all after the election.

he has erased the memory of medvedev's presidency. he has made many of his predecessors reforms disappear even without a magic wand. there are plenty of examples. medvedev had been decriminalized slander. putin has reversed that. medvedev ipad reset ties with america. under putin, sons of a thaw have vanished. medvedev's decision to keep russian clocks an hour ahead is now under review. it all makes medvedev look weak. >> putin would like things to be written in marble, just no one but him. >> dmitry medvedev has not disappeared completely. he is still the prime minister and leader of the ruling party. it is his record as president that is being erased and with its his reputation as a political player. today prime minister medvedev's decision not to run for president again left many liberals feeling betrayed. they had been counting on him to make russia more western, more democratic. was that realistic? >> you cannot degree democracy by waving a wand. now we shall have democracy, no. it just does not work that way. you have to change

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south korea has signed an agreement with the u.s.which allows it to possess missiles capable of reaching any part of north korea a previous arms pact with washington restricted souls' ability to develop or deploy long range rockets leaving many targets in the communist state out of reach all guests to be old and as a specialist from london it believes there are hidden motives behind this. this new range will take them into china that i think has been the sticking point as the villagers in the neck of the now agreed to in. june it was american election everything slew of elections from the south koreans want to get what they want to build any more capability for for their own actions in december which conceivably my thing more peaceful down. the satellite test few months ago that she had military implications because you facing the same sorts of rocket launches satellites you do this i'll. think of sort of past history i think this particular. spying as nothing very much to do with that satellite test it's just a problem on long discu

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who has excellent memory. steve kornacki. has there been a debate in boca?there has been. >> i'm krystal ball, and i can see the future. get it? krystal ball. i predict president obama is going to make mitt romney want to forget he took the stage tonight. >> well, if memory serves me right, "the cycle" starts right now from lynn university on

and that is, infectious. >> rose: ha, ha, ha. >> that is a candidate that looks like he has the wind at his back and there is something to it in the sense of mojo. >> and also the secret sauce it really is. >> rose: especially if in at the warmed up by bruce springsteen. go ahead. >> and just basically, finally, you know, make the case that all of this, everybody you everything you are going to see he will argue in the final two weeks that looks liken theus yasm for obama will do nothing to improve your life and that is the way, you know, that he has to try and use that against him, because he will -- he won't be able to match what obama is doing in terms of just the theatrics of the final campaign. >> rose: gwen, what do you think the undecides are looking for? what question do they need answered? >> well, i am like mark, i adore the council for foreign relations, this is why. here is the thing. this is what debates do and this is how -- >> rose: tina likes it too. >> go ahead. >> is that you can take, you can take the information, debates we now have these three debates under our b

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in the case of romney, he has a plan, he has not provided any specifics, and specifics he has provided, the numbers do not add up. that is what it is important but of them to be more specific, more substantive, most solutions oriented in the debates so we can make an informed choice about who to support, so they can claim they have a mandate, and they can use the bully pulpit to go to the people to talk about what we have been talking about and that people can then be involved to help get us a fiscal board and next year. - fiscal bargain next year. it is critically important. >> will you be watching these debates? >> oh, yeah, i'll watch them. >> what do you think about when you see these debates that have happened since then? >> well, not much. just maneuvering back and forth. >> not as colorful. >> will we see a third-party candidacy, a new ross perot on the horizon in 2016 to take something like that? >> i am to all to do it now. >> you have sons and daughters and grandchildren. >> i am too old to do it. >> will somebody -- do you think it would help someone else ran that type of ca

going to do, because mitt romney has no plan for the economy, he has no plan for defense and he has no plan, period. the only plan he has is he wants to be president of the united states. president's been president for four years. he's got to say what he's going to do in the next four. >> now, does the president have to try to find middle ground between confronting mr. romney without looking like he's being antagonistic and, quote, nonpresidential? how does he find that delicate balance, governor? >> i think that's what he was trying to find last time and it apparently didn't work. i saw the debate and i thought he did fine. i know the media doesn't think so. he needs to go after romney. romney is questionably qualified for president. his positions on defense are very unusual. his positions on the kind of rights for women are certainly out of the mainstream. and i think the president has to go after him. the president's going to defend american values in this debate here. and i think he needs to make mitt romney show he's either out of step or he doesn't seem to have any core principle

much of its officer corps has defected. it has failed to suppress the revolution. it has lost control over major urban centers. it's very much on the defensive and this is its way of striking back i think by targeting every government that supports political change in syria as supporters of terror. >> now, you're working very closely with various members of the opposition. there's been a lot of drift simple that they lacked unity. we're not quite sure who they are yet. do you think that they're ready for government yet? >> there is still a significant level of competition and conflict within the syrian opposition. but on a number of issues, including the kind of post-assad future that the opposition is fighting for. we find significant convergence across different spectrums of the opposition that was evident in the work we did with them, it's evident in the work the group that the arab league has sponsored, and i think these are very promising sides because even the question of who will lead remains unsettled and even if that continues to be a source of some compet

now china has dismissed as a smear a "new york times" report which claims that a family there has become rich during his term in office. a newspaper says it's been blocked in china following public indication of the story. meanwhile the country's disgraced former political star has been expelled from parliament. martin reports. >> he was one of china's most powerful and charismatic politicians. but now stripped of immunity from prosecution, he faces the prospect of jail. chinese state tv announced that he's been expelled from particlement, paving the way for charges. ite' a remarkable fall from grace for a man who had been tagged as one of the future political leaders. the applies chief at the u.s. consulate in february told american diplomats that his wife had murdered the british businessman, neil haywood. he was later convicted of the killing. for months there was no words of his fate. but now he's likely to face several charges, including for corruption. china's premier has been unspoken on this issue. he's warned that corruption is the greatest threat to the rule of the communist pa

mitt romney has been more down than he has been. he has been more unfavorable than favorable. -- lap limited partner. >> eric: he went way up after the first -- the first debate! >> that's true. he had a bump after the first debate. that's true. but if you take the entire campaign, have you seen mitt romney behind more often than not, net unfavorable in almost every poll. harder math for november. now we are talking about an issue where he doesn't have a record. >> eric: we'll see what happens tomorrow night. 24 hours to go. justin, marjorie, thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> jamie: eric, remembering the life of one of the nation's most prominent public servants, former dptic presidential nominee, george mcgovern, he died at the age of 90 in his home state of south dakota this morning. a proud progressive and vocal critic of the vietnam war, lost the 1972 presidential race boy a landslide, but it didn't deter him from continuing as a liberal fire brand. peter doocy has more in washington. >> reporter: senator mcgovern was su

he has been wonderful about it and everything that has happened. fair minded people who understand international terror know it is hard to guard against. the answer lies in the middle east and terrorism is happening all over the world. it is a solution to the palestine question. under the umbrella of the reagan september, 1982 initiative will reduce terror. will not eliminate it. >> you mentioned khomeini. some people charge the previous administration of being almost helpless. why isn't your administration doing something to take action against arab states that foments this type of terrorism. >> we son states that want to stand up against international terror. -- we fund states that want to stand up against international terror. our relationship with israel has never been better. we do believe in reaching out to what is called both cooperative states and helping them with defensive weapons to guard against international terror or radical islam perpetuated by khamenei. because we have done that and because the saudi arabians have shot down a couple

but there has been a drop since july. new vehicle registrations were down 11% in september, compared to the same month last year. the crisis is starting to bite here as well. german manufacturers are starting to hurt, too. volkswagen and mercedes. mercedes's sales dropped 11% in september and vw plunged 20%. in the u.s., the same manufacturer has cause to celebrate. mercedes rose 7% and vw, 34%. so the german car industry is commenting in europe but rejoicing in the u.s. there seems to be no ended to the american's desire for new cars. and the big three u.s. carmakers are also reaping the benefits. they all forecasts strong sales for the coming months and well into 2013. >> stay with us here. we will bring you the very latest on the situation in northern syria where turkey has launched attacks in retaliation for an attack on its citizens. we will bring you the latest on that in the next edition of "the journal" in about half an hour. >> you can find more on our web site, www.dw.de.

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he has tried his best. think there is much any republican could have done that would have been much different. there is just not a huge amount of economics knows about how to deal with a financial catastrophe like we had in 2008. >> shannon: if that is the case what is the case for electing mitt romney over president obama if you say that president obama has made a good effort and nobody could have done any better? >> the case is i think mitt romney is a little more of a patriot and will handle foreign affairs and defense much better and i and i will say something hardly anybody says on the air any more. i'm very much prolife and i will always take the prolife candidate. >> shannon: foreign policy. how do you think a president romney would be different, better than president obama? >> i think after a clear terrorist al-qaeda inspired attack on the u.s. consulate that killed a u.s. ambassador he would not blame a filmmaker in cerritos, california. he would blame kade an al-qaede terrorists. i think he would

dot com has the details. hundreds of pakistanis joined by foreign peace activist are marching through the country in protest against u.s. drone strikes a convoy led by cricket legend and opposition from man. is having to south waziristan region plagued by insurgency and most frequently targeted by american missiles this despite warnings from pakistan's taliban militants that protesters could be targeted by suicide bombers political activist believes the rally has the full support of the people. in the lords the grand jury that region has welcomed in india the only systems that is being provided by the government which does not want to open this to exposure because for the past five years you've been hiding the fact that zones have been a region on the on the public front the act you deny it but on privately behind the doors with the u.s. government they actually accept the fact just a simple attack most of the energy and unfortunately for the past five years our government has actually bought into the america

the analyst said while this guy has been wrong. the guy has raised his price from 88 to 94.t to buy it but he tells you not to buy it. they think the rally will fizzle though. they know that they have been reinvesting for several quarters. that is something that the former ceo told us. he said we got to take price cuts or keep pricing down to satisfy the customer because the customer is right. he points out that this is cog that the customer has done. that means the company's margins probably won't be as strong as the customer is expecting and this stock could be hammered. the real clincher is what bernstein has to say about valuation. this is what worries me. he points out that costco's stock. listen to this. the moment that they trade at 22 times earnings and it has a 22 prnt long-term earnings. if anything goes wrong. it will shrink for rapidly. up here, price matters. the stock is priced for perinfection or it will indeed go lower. i bet the stock will go down because it has run so much. in my view, all right play with an open hand. sold cost co at $92.55 back at the end

governor romney has got a lock in florida. that has not happened 100%. i think governor romney has more to look for the reagan romney again has to win virginia. it is possible to win the presidency if you do not win virginia, but it gets tough. those are states where there has been an assumption that governor romney will go with those states. he does not have them locked in just yet, and you start to talk about ohio, wisconsin, new hampshire, and nevada, they are very favorable for the president right now. it is tough for governor romney. he has got to have a global win. it cannot just be trying to figure out some mix of states to try to get to 270. there is a final push for the country decides they are ready to hire him and fire president obama. tavis: we talked earlier about this notion of being careful, how you walk this tightrope when you have a storm that is vexing so much of the country, but there are some issues in this storm the obama campaign could raise. i suspect they are smart not to raise it. when a candidate says, let's get rid of fema and

then has the bbc taken any steps to identify who else was involved -- >> has the bbc taken any steps to identify who else was involved? >> it is something we are putting our disposals in. a pedophile ring would be a matter for a police investigation. >> the scandal exposed what entwistle called the disgusting activities of jimmy savile and serious problems involving other bbc stars. on allegations involve current stars or contributors and in some cases have been passed to police. >> the main allegation we're looking at in a moment -- and this is historical -- i would have thought between eight and 10. >> these are individual cases? >> individuals. >> the bbc's director general says he looked back at horror as evidence has emerged of the cultural practices which allowed a predatory pedophile to sexually abuse children on bbc premises as well as the criminal activities of individuals like jimmy savile. george entwistle also talked about the cultural of sexual harassment and says while things have improved, he is bringing in a new adviser to ensure that women at the bbc are treated appr

i think it has an intuitive appeal. tavis: the article about bill and hillary clinton, as you know, we have been talking about poverty and we have discussed this together. i have been troubled by the fact that in the first two debates, i was told they did a much better job than jim lehrer did. respectfully. but no question about poverty. the numbers are very clear. it is threatening our very democracy. you know the story line as well as i do, but no moderator has asked the question directly about poverty and the poor. tomorrow night, might we get a question about that specifically from someone that is living in impoverished conditions? >> i hope so. is a way tok there downplay poverty, but the one thing i will say is that he did a great job. that debate was 70 minutes on foreign policy. if you match that with most americans, if that is not whose last three of their concerns, we have not talked about poverty or immigration. we have not talked about gay marriage, sensitive social issues. i have no idea what is going on in