. >> he signed a contract with the dutch east india company in january of 1609.ril they were at sea. so in four months, before the advent of telephones and e-mail and the easy ability to communicate in travel he had to pull in the crew that was going to be sailing on this very challenging voyage. he had to grab whoever he could. so harmony in the crew was a very important challenge to explorers. not just hudson. >> reporter: despite the rough conditions, the "half moon" was on an important mission. not only to open new trade routes, but to open up a greater understanding of the world. >> these were people who really were on the cutting edge of a new scientific view of the world, and at the turn of the 1600s you had explorers on ships like this traveling all over the world, taking measurements, documenting the world around them, and sharing that information back with people in europe. >> reporter: what do you think is the coolest part of the ship? >> well really, the coolest part of the ship is our crew because we sail with a crew of 7th grade students on board th

afternoon is with a sad and heavy heart that i speak with you today as the commanding officer of india company i would like to thank those of you outside the company for joining us on our official day of mourning for lieutenant chris shays. we are not here today to memorialize or condone the way lieutenant shea took his life rather we are here to memorialize the man we knew and worked with this last year i would ask that you not judge second lieutenant shays final act and act so completely uncharacteristic of the man we knew i feel confident the pending investigations into his death will reveal that some chemical imbalance in lieutenant shea took over his mind and caused him to make the ultimate irrational decision a decision that has left all of us who knew him stunned the highest compliment a marine can receive is to be told that you would want them on your fine going to fight chris she was the kind of man you would want on your flank in any fight that is the man we will remember and nothing that lieutenant shay had done in the last seventy two hours will change that fact i do have a concern

so why is she giving a speech when they outsource jobs to companies like india. >> later they issued statemenr a speedy recovery and that she be able to return to her schedule soon. >> she'll be back very soon. o she's healthy? >> she's health y as a horse. >> a political analyst says thah could be in the back of their mind. >> voters start to worry if it'a health issue that might effect their ability to do the job. >> her campaign says that the cn s a full schedule of events. brash ra boxer's people will watch closely. >> in long beech governor swortr schwartznagger join eded a meeting. moderator drew applause when they were asked to draw truce. the suggestion went nowhere and those candidates had trouble defining what constitutes a negative add. >>> just released numbers on home prices suggest that the housing market might be weakening. they show a drop of 1% in august nationally. in san francisco it was 3/10 of 1%, and that despite an overall year to year increase. the expiergs for would-be buyers is causing weakness and the market is flooded with foreclosure properties. >>> on to

authority who you know who and now we know that they they're also courting the state bank of india the petroleum company the state owned company in bahrain they're coordinating with foreign owned corporate interests that are against workers there or against workers here i mean it adds just absolutely added an aberration if you ask me but good thing that you guys are doing an investigation there and hopefully we can catch back up with you if you have more information comes out thanks so much for being here so i think you so much are coming out it's no secret here on the show that we think glenn beck is a dangerous madman we found someone else who is leading a daily protest against bag outside the fox news studio in new york we'll speak with him in just a moment. every month we give you the future we help you understand how we get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world join knowledge on r.g.p. . i think it's pretty safe to say that glenn beck is a madman i am not a journalist i'm just a guy who cares. i'm sorry i'm just a guy who cares an

my old job in -- my old champion john mccain has deserted this cause, and soliciting at companies in egypt and india to cut into american politics. >> the chamber of commerce overseaes and is the national chamber putting this out there. i don't think they are going to do it two years from now. there will be pushed back -- some of the corporations that have pumped money into these cases are going to have to be held accountable they are going to hear from their customers. >> how do we identify them? >> they will be identified. this is not top-secret information. they are going to be held accountable. i believe that. >> this is winding -- whining squared. democrats are in the game, but they are losing the game so they are unhappy. the law came from the supreme court. it decided that this kind of disclosure -- i am not a fan of the ruling, but it is the law, so it is within the law. secondly, democrats are complaining about how much republicans are raising to in the last election cycle, obama lot raised $600 million, breaking all records in the galaxy. he raised another $300 million for the dnc. i am sa

deserted this cause, and they are sitting there getting this money that is solicited from companies in egypt and india to cut into american politics. that is in violation of the law for the past 34 years. >> mark is talking about the chamber of commerce. >> it oversees the contributions and it puts the money out there. they will get by with this this cycle. i don't think they will do it two years from now. there will be pushed back -- for example, corporations putting money into this will have to be held accountable. they will hear from their customers. >> how do you identify them, though? >> they will be identified. this is not top-secret information. they will be found out that it ought to be held accountable. >> charles? >> this is whining squared. democrats are also in the game, but they are losing the game so they are unhappy. i am not a fan of the ruling, but it is the law, within the law. in the last election cycle, obama allowed raised $600 billion, breaking all records and the galaxy, another $300 million for the dnc. the supreme court has decided -- the implication is that -- you showed that

john mccain, have deserted this cause, and they are just sitting there getting money from companies in egypt and india to cut into american politics. that is in violation of law for the past 34 years. >> mark is talking about the chamber of commerce. >> the chamber of commerce overseas it and is the national chamber that puts the money out there. they will get by with this kind of thing this cycle. i don't think they will two years from now. there will be pushed back. for example, some of the corporations putting money into the campaigns are going to be held accountable for this. they are going to hear from their customers -- >> how do we identify them, though? >> they will be identified. this is not top-secret information. they will be found out and held accountable. i believe that. thi>> this is whining squared. democrats are also in the game, but they are losing the game, so they are unhappy. i am not a fan of the ruling, but it is the law, within the law. democrats are complaining about how much republicans are raising. in the last election cycle, obama alone raised $600 million, breaking all reco

. >> money has been pouring into brazil, end eupd -- india my pick is a japanese company, a lot of investmentsike the stock very much. >> i think we should get -- you are mr. world traveler, what do you think? >> i think he's on to something with the japanese

tell it to you were you well private space company here in russia called technology says this is the real deal they've teamed up with india which is a state run space manufacturing company based in the me that's made our goals for the suez capsule that have delivered crews and you know defrayed things of this cruise we need to space and bad to say this is a real the real deal they've already signed a multimillion dollar contract between the two companies so they say that in a matter of time to sixteen as a matter of fact they expect to launch this space hotel as it were to get the space tourist in the air. and just you know we've been looking on this project for a while now much of the equipment and modules we'll use have already been created so we're not exactly reinventing the wheel the hotel should be cozy enough for seven people and we'll have two larger view screens so that everyone can look out of the earth and the stars space tourists spend most of their time taking photos it's a great view from us that the colors are incredible i was station will be much more comfortable than the i.h.s. which is basically an indus

urged delhi to sign on to the nuclear test ban treaty while adding that german companies were interested in helping indiaernize its military. the social networking sites facebook is once again getting some unwanted media attention. the wall street journal reports that many popular facebook applications are forwarding information about users to advertisers and internet- tracking companies. this comes on the heels of a report in a ading german nepaper whic poied out how easy it is to acquire contact information for people on the internet. >> it does not take much to spy on fellow internet users, thanks to facebook. that is needed is an existing e- mail address. enter a made-up birthday and registration is complete. facebook immediately displays which members have the entered e-mail address in their contact list. facebook knows who knows whom. >> facebookurreitiously us e-mail addssesf pele who have nothing to do with facebook and possibly do not want anything to do with facebook. facebook molex e-mail addresses from its users, using its -- collects e-mail addresses from its users, using address books. this

. >> from foreign corporations in countries like china, russia and india, the same companies that threatenjobs. >> reporter: but it's not clear that accusation is true. the chamber does take money from foreign companies, but the chambus says no foreign money is used to fund our political activities. democratic groups say the chamber's word is not enough. this is all a new phenomenon. under a recent supreme court ruling, individuals still have limits on how much they can contribute and have to disclose more than $200. corporations have no such limits. >>> well, it is not easy to take new yorkers by surprise, but some wild weather caught many of us off guard. an intense thunderstorm swept through manhattan and brooklyn last night, dumping so much hail it looked like the ground was covered with snow. the hail clogged drains and sent water gushing through the streets. >> weird night. >>> tropical storm paula is unleashing now 70-mile-an-hour winds and heavy rain on honduras this morning. paula is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane today and take aim in mexico's yucatan peninsula by tomorr

progress revealed $300,000 has been channeled into the chamber of commerce's coffers from foreign companies in indiain bahrain. they got money from all over the world. just looking at those two countries, it's 300 grand to the chamber at least. today lo and behold the chamber of commerce welcomed members of bahrain banking association to chamber headquarters in washington. the reception advertised on the chamber of commerce's website. quote, bahrain minister of finance central bank and bahrain ambassador will be attending. maybe the delegation is here for a kick the tires tour of the new american congress they're purchasing. can't let you take her out for a drive just yet, but she's a beauty, isn't she? >>> joining us, msnbc political analyst and senior political editor at the huffington post, howard fineman. great to see you. thanks for your time. >> hi, rachel. >> are there signs this is a full scale democratic messaging effort? >> barack obama typically did it in a gingerly fashion today, but yes, it could be. now, just talking about the lack of spending limits or money in campaigns per se is not

ads has taken in at least $885,000 from more than 80 foreign companies, foreign companies like this one in mumbai, india who calls itself the world leader in i.t. outsourcing and also this one in singapore which says it's a leader in engineers outsourcing. also this one from bangladore, india. they all pay money into the chamber of commerce account from which the chamber pays for its political ads. what do those political ads say? vemocrats are killing jobs. these are can companies in countries that benefit directly from american companies firing americans and instead hiring people in foreign countries to do the work. >> there are legitimate values in outsourcing, not only jobs but work. >> that's the chamber of commerce, an organization that takes foreign donations, that advocates for outsourcing and that is now among the biggest players in this year's election, putting tens of millions of dollars in entirely ads. they high light that groups of the chamber of come mers are blanketing the ads without disclosing where they get the money from. >> they don't disclose who's behind ads. could be an oil compa

the company said a fifth of its revenue came from emerging markets such as brazil, russia, india and china. the bric countries. shares came into the report similar to apple's, hitting all time highs, but they sold off 4% in after-hours action. that came despite the company's hiking earnings guidance for the third time since july. taking the lead during the trading session was the big banks. trying to repair some of the losses last week as the foreclosure documentation problem gathered more steam. citigroup led the sector gainers, up more than 5% on huge volume, even for it. as we mentioned earlier, citi's earnings were better than expected. bank of america led the way higher for the dow industrials as its biggest gainer, up 3%. b. of a. earnings are due out tomorrow morning. and j.p. morgan was the second best dow component, up almost 3%. the energy sector was higher today, but quarterly results from a couple of players sapped their stocks. halliburton and m.c. moran exploration each fell after their earnings. halliburton stock fell from a six-month high-- despite beating the street t

is that fiorina did oversea the shipping of jobs to china and india and she is now accusing boxer of accepting contributions from companies that shipped jobs overseas, including contributions from hewlett-packard. so it is two degrees of separation. everyone is guilty in the global economy, but the republicans actually advocate these policies and the democrats are trying to fight against them. that is a dividing line. >> the republicans are vulnerable here. they are not doing it, but it is a very vulnerable issue because republicans are in fact to get world trade organization, free traders, 6 million manufacturing jobs left and the democrats are moving toward economic nationalism. >> who is responsible for the smear? >> all the way up to the president. >> what did the president say about the chamber of commerce? >> swindling foreign money -- >> is that a dirty trick? >> it's illegal. >> is he -- characteristic fashion? >> they are vulnerable because they have membership. >> the poor little chamber of commerce. excuse me, that was not the face they should have put on this. the money is coming from lots of other places. >>

india is a sweet spot they have a lot of college educated, english-speaking they have manufacturers and factory workers and " eat whole lot in, it's the most attractive companynvest in the next 20 to 30 years. the seesaw sundog millionaire middle-class is greeted a lot of wealth. i would google india or google india and i shares this guy shares that have very little fee visit to the top 20 holdings in india at so is somewhere between five to 10 percent of your money to go. >> what is the difference between it off for a 1 k @ 4 03 b? >> he's getting ready to join a nonprofit to and most of gusto for 1 k and 403 before the two best ways to invest money. that in the good old days were matched by or employers but not so much today. you're not paying taxes it lowers your taxable income because they make 50,000 any contribute 10,000 contracts of 40,000 and never tax on the 10,000 you say. the amount of savings and taxes is fantastic. he automatically went. 43 b is for nonprofits and for a one it is for corporate. it's the same type of product but differ in the irs code. you can get benefits, it's like a 401k some corporations will do match and some won't. if there

companies -- couples with a smooth transition. >> surrogacy is a multimillion dollar business in india. >> it was initially difficult to give up the child. one tends to get attached. but i am getting paid for it. >> it is all happening here i am ireland, -- all happening here, in this little town in western india. in the past few years it has transformed through the surrogacy industry, led by women from surrounding villages. as surrogacy remains largely unacceptable in this society. >> many surrogates are forced to hide their pregnancies, as very few people in their communities would believe that a baby can be conceived without having sex. but these concerns are the least of their worries. >> the issue of the health of the surrogate mother is a concern. there are some markets going on between the surrogates. >> the indian council of medical research has suggested legislation for this booming and unregulated market. after hundreds of stories of abandoned babies and the legal tangle regarding a japanese couple divorced before their child birth. the new legislation would prevent doctors from taking care of the surrogates. in short, t

rights for companies that ship jobs overseas outsourcing to china and india. at least here in the current foreign workers best friend. a foreign workers best friend ouch so i get it when you do your research you have to build your campaign around issues that people care about most are right now that's unemployment but with over twenty nine new ads debuting this week these politicians are just getting ugly seriously first in the blatant ads against immigrants and muslims and now politicians are taking on china can we get any more racist maybe maybe it's time to go back to the drawing board here because these ads are so negative that they're actually sending the wrong messages to americans so way to go politicians. now you never really think of newspapers duking it out the way that television networks they're too highbrow and have too much journalistic integrity for that right actually that is wrong last week the new york times wrote an extensive and scathing piece talk inventing the last three years of the chicago tribune's parent tribune company went into deta

is sated monsanto exxon coca-cola is also hated company because of what they do in south america and india now i have determined using my own financial metrics that if the global die a sporran of disgruntled victims of the global victims of the global banking and corporate occupation wanted to join together on mass. and drop a company down to zero for the sole purpose of demonstrating to the banking occupying forces that you have some power it's coca-cola everybody in the world listening to me right now simply stopped thinking coca-cola for six months the entire balance of power between corporations and people would change in six months well we've been covering the fact that people in europe are rising up they're protecting themselves from their governments and that's the final headline here as we late lead into the midterm elections in the united states when people like larry summers are telling people it's going to be ok you will only you know you you want to live with mom too much longer and vice president joe biden is telling the people to you know buck up suck it up like take you know

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