the swans is four game unbeaten run to nil robbie keane scored twice against his former club as aston villa one three to ten man wolves while no reach further than to chelsea's title hopes of a goalless draw manager under a lush forest defended strike a philanderer torres whose goalless draw out has now extended to seventy. really i think. in the first half movements. and effective. trying to get this. schools that he wants is a major impact also in the whole offensive. well meanwhile this sunday seems to more crunch time is leaving it as manchester city hosts third place top those are second place matched united travel to ask if well spares a five points behind city in their manager harry redknapp has once again laid down his side's championship ambitions. we want to go to get a result and play well and come away we start from the game but.

later this hour, we'll speak with retired four star general jack keane on how the u.s. can calm the waters with iran and how to prepare if the efforts fail. >> kelly: another "fox news alert," a dramatic scenen folding at sea. a luxury cruise ship is sinking off the coast of tuscany, italy, with thousands of passengers on board. more than 100 said to be american. these are pictures now of the doomed ship sitting on its side. italian officials are reporting 70 people are still missing, at least 3 are feared dead. and, known to be dead. greg burke is streaming live from rome and i should correct myself, we know three people already died in this tragedy at sea. tell us more, please. >> reporter: kelly, that's right, two french tourists and somebody from peru, confirmed dead. what the american embassy tells us, they estimate about 130 americans were on that ship, when the accident did happen. they say that they have no reports of any serious injuries, but, at this point they can still not ascertain, they still don't have a confirmation, of everybody who they think was on th

elsewhere on loan robbie keane could make his aston villa bow. post an injury to his efforts inside google's one hundred debut to new signing darron gibson elsewhere robotham blank take on full i'm fresh from signing a new deal steven gerrard he'll lay down a little paul as bay welcome stove time west brom with just two wins at home so far they ignore age of nine from the table. and staying with football and real madrid head coach was a merino says he won't be making any changes to his squad during the transfer window aside from the spanish capital company have a five point lead over onto one of those barcelona at the top of the league and they could extend the bandage to aids all for at least twenty four hours if they managed to beat my old car on saturday has been much speculation about car car may leave reale during the transfer window however marino says the brazilian is going nowhere. or was musicals nothing is going to change we're going to have the same clearance from the first day to the last day of the season is who we wanted and it's wh

. >> reporter: that was the cold assessment by former san francisco police commissioner peter keane on why embattled sheriff ross mirkarimi is refusing to take a leave of absence until his trial for misdemeanor domestic violence is over. >> his wife is going to say it didn't happen. he's going to say it didn't happen. he has a good lawyer. so it's going to be a horse race. >> reporter: political relations consultant sam singer also notes another reason for not stepping aside. >> he can't afford it politically or financially. >> reporter: as for him being forced out? >> he won't be thrown out because it's too complicated. the mayor would have to have a trial of him before the board of supervisors. that's not going to happen. >> reporter: mirkarimi isn't the first san francisco official whose personal life got him into hot water. former supervisor ed chiu was sent to prison for shaking down businesses for building permits and gavin newsom had an afir were a married staffer. >> newsom admitted to the issue that was placed before him, that he did commit adultery, and ross mirkarimi has nev

leaders manchester city and are desperately in need of all three points while elsewhere on loan robbie keane could make his ballot aston villa that he has enjoyed it ever since. and the toughies could also a hundred day view new signing darron gibson elsewhere robots of blackburn take them to call him fresh from signing a new long term deal steven gerrard will leave at liverpool as they welcome back to stoke west brom we've just chilled out when so far and currently ninth. all over in spain well madrid coach jones a merino says he won't be making any changes to his squad during the january transfer window where i'll have a five point lead over arch rivals barcelona at the top of the league and could extend that to eight at least for just over twenty four hours if they were my orca this saturday always been much speculation got come ailie re-argue in the transfer window but marino says the brazil star well he's going nowhere. all those missiles were going to nothing is going to change we're going to have the same players from the first day to the last day of the season who wanted peace who we

polls one zero win at manchester city's like the carling cup semifinal while i was skipper robbie keane is raring to go for his new club aston villa as they prepare to host everton in the english premier league on saturday the thirty one year old striker joins from the los angeles galaxy. maintain his match fitness during the winter break in america he is aiming to get his name on the scoresheet for the twelfth club in his varied career. and meantime chelsea manager andre the last person says he whitesell me to build a frank lampard shoes if you transfer window glass vs often being prepared to drop the thirty three year old england star that says frank is not available is any price on the move to manchester united meanwhile the blues have won only one of the last five games or whatever their title hopes some blood on saturday is moved from seventeenth to ten's and a new manager not in a meal. i think martino the right name but one of the managers in the in the game with tremendous success. domestically and in scotland of course. i think. there is a significant difference is that the tea

with sunderland which is one of seven taking place in england on saturday elsewhere on loan robbie keane could make his aston villa bad injury hit everton you could handle davie to new signing darron gibson elsewhere rock bottom blackburn take on full and gerald will lead a little more as they welcome daddy stoke manchester united on the back of two straight defeats take on third bottom neighbors bolton and west brom with just two or wins so far place and then form top known who are now just three points of top spot so struggling. and is now a women's world number three victoria azarenka has wrapped up her preparations for next week's australian open in some style the russian outlasted french open champion leonor of china six two one six six three to clinch the sydney international title while to undeceive it players will battle it out for the men's crown don't go nieminen of finland will take on french when julian beneteau in the sydney decider well even in his spot in the final after beating fellow qualifier the stolen from still on the finn surviving a lengthy first time break to take

nowhere at manchester city in the first leg of the conning cup semifinal while our skipper robbie keane is raring to go for his new club aston villa as they prepare to host everton in the english premier league on saturday the thirty one year old striker joins from the los angeles galaxy on a two month loan to maintain his match fitness during the winter break in america he's aiming to get his name on the scoresheet for the twelfth club has varied career. kind of the meantime chelsea manager and david as well as insists he won't sell frank lot of college during the january transfer window this is a three year old england midfielder has scored ten goals in twenty six games this season has been frustrated by either being substituted or coming off the bench in eleven of those matches manchester united were rumored to be interested but managers for alex ferguson has also dismissed this fan's favorite part has eighteen months left on his current contract meanwhile the fourth place blues have won. one of the last five games to overturn that title hopes in-form sunderland on saturday i think m

water quality or what they call operating you know the one that came in and they tried to do some di keane and i suffered a failed so operable unit one was trying to solve the surface water impacts from the from the contaminated mine water being discharged about how much was known about eight million dollars their theory was water in equals water and doesn't work that way back during the mining they had to pump twenty four seventh's to get rid of all of the water that was in the offer where the mine for located you had tremendous amounts of water that you had to deal with it just wasn't surface water causing this problem in mid ninety's the focus became less issues of children and it was kind of a national trend for the e.p.a. if they saw it at levels they moved that's what they did we had an unusual situation here that caused a new effort out here and that's when e.p.a. designated the surface soils operable unit to e.p.a. hard the corps of engineers is their prime contractor to come in and do yard clean ups it's pretty simple you go out and dig up some dirt out of the yard you bring in ne

robbie keane scored twice against his former club as aston villa one three to ten rolls on the bridge brothers and to chelsea's title hopes the goalless draw this manager and cost effective strike has been on their tourist goal this drought has now extended to seventeen games. here you really think. the first of movements you can. strike. you want script is a mystery but also in our offensive. this sunday sees two more crunch times as leaders manchester city tight third place tottenham off second ranches you know is it trouble to last the fittest. further the greens are rushing champions and each will face was back in stands a little bit team in the final of the friendly match world cup and see why after the ten onside russian probably one will it was a winner takes all match in their own soccer by side one american not years and years backs with the past on the books in a stunning pro a shared goal best people as opposed to thirteen minutes in. afghanistan's nastiest had arguably the best chance to level what our stuff just before the break but after some deft but that's the way it t

was staking ten games to want something and it's one of these four game unbeaten run to now robbie keane scored twice against his former club as aston villa one three two ten nine while the rich further dented chelsea's title hopes of the goalless draw blues manager and defended strikers than their torres his goal this drought has now extended to seventeen games. really and i think. the first half movements are sharp and effective. trying to get. schools that he wants but is a major impact also in our offensive. meanwhile this sunday sees two more crunch time is league leaders manchester city post third place tottenham last second place manchester united travel to lost her fist. further meantime russian champions in it will face was back in stands olympic team in the final of the friendly match world cup in dubai after the ten man side edged russian premier league outfit one nil it was a winner takes all match in the emirates after by side one american matches and the years becks were the faster the ducks in a quiet stunning croatia goalkeeper sleep a better closer thirteen minutes in. a

over states in ten games to one sunderland and it's one of these four game unbeaten run to nil robbie keane scored twice against his former club as aston villa won three to attend an awards while no it further dented chelsea's title hopes with a goalless draw manager and they've. defended strike at fernando torres his goal this track has now expanded to seventeen games. really really think. in the first of movements. and effective. training. schools that he wants is a major impact also in the offensive. well meanwhile this sunday sees two more crunch time has revealed his match to city hosts third place tottenham second place manchester united travel to arsenal with fists. that every time russian champions in each will face becky stands and then picked team in the final of the friendly match while cup in dubai after the ten man side edged russian premier league outfit one nil well it was a winner takes all match in the emirates after both sides had won the opening matches and there was becks with a faster out of the blocks and yet i had stunning croatia goalkeeper the. thirteen minutes in.

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reporter: well, on one hand the government here certainly the minister of information has been very keaneing that it's ordinary syrians that are suffering because of the sanctions, and that the sanctions have been taking a toll on the daily lives on ordinary syrians' daily lives. that has reflected with unemployment, and factories shutting down, it's difficult to get any kind of currency on the country. on one side they wanted to show the situation for the people but when it went to go out, it turned out to be a different story. the security forces prevented us from showing it. and it was erased. >> how much freedom do you have there? this is an unusual trip, we have not been able to get behind the scenes in syria, how much freedom do you have to shoot anything else after this experience you have already had with your tape being taken from you or you being told that you had to erase your tape? >> reporter: the situation has been restrictive for a journalist, there has been 120 delegations of journalists that have been allowed in since december, so they will say that they have been opening

to see how much the bain stuff sticks to romney on the national stage, i'm sure the white house is keanetick to him until the race. after tim tebow hit his touchdown on sunday, made his touchdown, 9400 tweets per second. >> does that say something about football or tim tebow or both, he is a growing phenomnon himself. >> there was another oops moment. we go back to the gingrich thinking it was the wrong sport. every candidate has their oops moment, you have to give them a base. >> tim tebow -- maybe under his eye black. >> you know, what tim tebow does, hes th s thçhe has the p wrist. >> how nasty will south carolina is get, that is next on "now." [ female announcer ] to get a professional cleaning system you could spend as much as $200. olay says challenge that with an instrument that cleanses as effectively as what's sold by skin professionals for a whole lot less. new olay pro x advanced cleaning system. [ laughs ] [ mayhem ] please continue to hold. the next available claims representative will be with you in 97 minutes. [ laughs ] ♪ and if you've got cut rate insurance, there's not

joining us to talk about that further is general jack keane. make of our actions now in that area? >> well, certainly, if there's -- the ships are moving these things have been planned for sometime, first of all that is not at the request of the commander of central command. nonetheless, tensions are rising. they are rising because of the nuclear weapons issue. specifically, because some of our economic sanctions are finally starting to take hold with the iranians, and they are frustrated, their economy is shrinking we are affecting the performance and operations of their central bank. but it is not going to be enough to stop their development of nuclear weapons. >> shannon: let me ask you about the assassination of one of the nuclear scientists. they say they have evidence showing there is a cia connection and guidance to support of the assassins that carried this out. what does that do with an already strained relationship between iran and the united states? >> we should be doing covert operations. if you accept the red line we don't want nuc

. >> reporter: that was the cold assessment by former san francisco police commissioner peter keane on why embattled sheriff ross mirkarimi is refusing to take a leave of absence until his trial for misdemeanor domestic violence is over. >> his wife is going to say it didn't happen. he's going to say it didn't happen. he has a good lawyer. so it's going to be a horse race. >> reporter: political relations consultant sam singer also notes another reason for not stepping aside. >> he can't afford it politically or financially. >> reporter: as for him being forced out? >> he won't be thrown out because it's too complicated. the mayor would have to have a trial of him before the board of supervisors. that's not going to happen. >> reporter: mirkarimi isn't the first san francisco official whose personal life got him into hot water. former supervisor ed chiu was sent to prison for shaking down businesses for building permits and gavin newsom had an afir were a married staffer. -- had an affair with one of his married staffer. >> newsom admitted to the issue that was placed before him, that

jenna: general jack keane is a retired four-star general, also a fox news military analyst.lieberman said really caught our attention, saying that iran was spreading out its centrifuges, going deeper underground. so we had the question about if that's the situation in iran, then what does the military option really look like when you want to destroy those facilities? if that's the plan? >> well, i think short of military action, there's lots we can do. covert operations, obviously, cyber attack against economic and military or targets, espionage against the facilities themselves and some of that is already taking place. and, clearly, we should be targeting the quds force leadership as well. in terms of military operations, um, clearly, that would be limited primarily to an airstrike. there may be some espionage conducted alongside of it. but it would be airstrike, there are multiple targets, not a single target. some of them are deeply buried, as you indicated. we do have deep penetrators that can get underneath the ground. it's, essentially, a physics problem that's been go

jack keane, retired four-star general.e is former vice chief of staff at the army and fox news military analyst. general, good morning. always great to see you. >> good morning, martha. great to see you. martha: my mind goes back to the state. union address and the president walking in an congratulating leon panetta at that moment, said great work on the navy seal team raid that freed those two hostages. clearly that is fresh in everybody's minds as we look at ramping up of that kind of activity as part of that plan. >> that is certainly a good thing. certainly our special operations forces clearly as the name implies, special purpose forces designed to deal very quickly in rapid operations but they're not suitable to be used against conventional forces in any sizable way that a heavily armed and have large organizations. for that you need conventional forces. >> but i do think in everybody's mind they look what we've been dealing with lately and they call these lilly pad bases which are sort of a small, tactical force tha

any increasing ability to measure or predict future decisions -- decision may keane will be used by somebody for something. everybody is waiting for these things. there are a million applications to all these things and i'm sure if neuroscience gets better at this am a it will be brought into that situation. right now the behavioral measures are very good. >> host: so at this point in your career, it often happens to senior people who have brilliant careers and have toiled in the trenches and moving into the meta-topics of their field like nero ethics. will you be continuing do you believe? >> guest: i have the fortunate life of being willing to go to work and retiring and spending my time putting a small ball and a whole 300 yards away from me doesn't appeal to me. [laughing] so yes, i will take on the new challenges and am very involved in one now. so yes, it's fun. it's interesting and i think like you, there is never a shortage of interesting problems for which we can be more enlightened. a friend of mine put it, what humans really are for and about is making ourselves less. and so, that

another santorum event in nearby kean, new hampshire, this morning had the same reaction. talking points memo was there describing shouting and booing at mr. santorum from the crowd. they quote the one woman at the event responding to mr. santorum expressing anti-gay views by saying, quote, this is twisted. another elderly man saying of mr. santorum, shame, shame. both those events were today in new hampshire. this is what happened to him yesterday in concord, new hampshire. >> i feel that they're a hazardous thing for society, so i would -- listen. i -- i form that opinion from my own life experiences and having experienced that. i went to college, too. so i -- i would make the argument that states have the rights, but they don't have the right to do what they want to do. they have the right to do medical marijuana laws legally but don't morally have the right to do things that are harmful to the people in their community. therefore, i think the federal government should step in. okay? i'm out of time. >> the event that mr. santorum was booed at yesterday, some of which y

another santorum event in nearby kean, new hampshire, this morning had the same reaction. talking points memo was there describing shouting and booing at mr. santorum from the crowd. they quote the one woman at the event responding to mr. santorum expressing anti-gay views by saying, quote, this is twisted. another elderly man saying of mr. santorum, shame, shame. both those events were today in new hampshire. this is what happened to him yesterday in concord, new hampshire. >> i feel that they're a hazardous thing for society, so i would -- listen. i -- i form that opinion from my own life experiences and having experienced that. i went to college, too. so i -- i would make the argument that states have the rights, but they don't have the right to do what they want to do. they have the right to do medical marijuana laws legally but don't morally have the right to do things that are harmful to the people in their community. therefore, i think the federal government should step in. okay? i'm out of time. >> the event that mr. santorum was booed at yesterday, some of which y

significant changes the with the data was telling us in 2009 a report came out that we have funded by tom kean at the harvard school of education and a team of scholars for a number of universities for the first time in methodologically we compared the academic performances of children in regular boston public schools and pilot schools which are in district charter schools and at the time we of the boston foundation were backing very heavily the expansion of the pilot schools. we thought it was a hybrid model featuring the best practices of the charters but within the system that politically and substantively could be the basis of the education reform that we were seeking. so we were very disappointed in a way when the study showed that the pilot wasn't producing significant academic differentials over the regular district schools. but the charters were very, very dramatically. and it was interesting that we got a lot of credibility from a lot of people and i can't remember how many people spoke to me about this. i think the expectation was if the report wasn't really positive on the private s

with dodd-frank, this is the deal -- i was in keane a few weeks ago and went to a place called lindi's diner. all the presidents have been there and they said you were the first candidate to visit. i said that's great writ i like our chances. that says something. i went to the counter and i sat down with a guy named jamie. he was a small-business guy who repairs motorcycles. i ask him how business was going and he said not so good. he said wants to hire a person or two and i can't. i want to get a loan from the bank and i can't. he said he has no debt. what is the deal with this? he said they are asking for a coverage requirement, a ratio coverage requirement that is higher than i have heard of before. he set up like a cover the ratio requirement, i would not need a loan. the economy is frozen. i said dodd-frank is striking again. that is what it has done to the community banks. the other part of dodd-frank i don't like and i'm not sure anyone of your generation would like this -- we've got wall street protesters out there who have some sensible messages they are in party to the americ

fast-forward about 26 years from there and in 1985 governor tom kean got the new jersey legislature to create the new jersey commission on science and technology. that was when other states were looking at things like this. and the idea was to have state capital leverage university industry partnerships in areas that were deemed to be important to new jersey's economy. the structure of the commission deliberately was structured to have government officials -- in fact, the state senate majority leader and speaker assembly on the commission -- president at any given time of two of the research entities, one public and one private and a certain number of private citizens who were gubernatorial appointees. and i was one of those. it was not a paid position, i assure you. so, the commission focused on creating centers, advanced research centers, building actual infrastructure, then it had a budget to do a competitive grants program in certain research areas that the commission discussed and deemed to be important, things like advanced biotechnology and medici medicine, informatics at that t

jon: as you well know -- as you well know -- >> could i just say, general keane, the architect of the surge said we lost the war and we're losing the peace. i understand american public opinion wanted us. american public opinion didn't want us involved before world war ii. they didn't want us involved in a number of other conflicts but, fortress america is someplace that we can not w draw to. this signal being sent with these dramatic cuts are telling, particularly in the middle east -- look i talk to these leaders. i talk to them. they say we're perceived in the region as weak and withdrawing. the president makes decisions for political reasons that are not agreed to by his military commanders and makes them for political purposes. jon: against this backdrop iran is threatening to close the strait of hormuz. they have been running some troop movements along their border with afghanistan. this kind of stuff doesn't happen in a vacuum. what do you think the iranians are trying to say? >> i think the iranians are in tough shape economically. you i think by the way they're making signifi

general jack keane and dr. larry sabato, as well as rick lowery. >> gretchen: if you want to catch the miss america pageant, i'll be on it, abc, have a fabulous rest of the week. >> steve: see you tomorrow, everybody. and good morning, everybody. after a late night last night the battle heads south this morning. at the moment we're awaiting a major speech from newt gingrich. gingrich is wasting no time leaving new hampshire, heading to south carolina where round three for the nomination takes place in only 10 days. gingrich touching down about 2:00 a.m. we'll see him in a matter of moments in the palmetto state. good morning. i'm bill hemmer. lots to talk about from last night. how are you doing. martha: fresh as a daisy. good morning, everybody. we actually got brand new poll numbers in that really look ahead in the whole picture. this is florida poll out of quinnipiac. this is along the line what folks are starting to think may look the head-on race. president obama would lose according to this poll in the ve

general jack keane former four-star general, chief of staff of the army and a fox news analyst.you here this morning. >> good morning. bill: you argue we are on a collision force with iran in what way and which direction do we go. >> they believe we are their strategic embassy. they want us out of that region, that's why they bombed the embassies in kuwait and and lebanon, and the barracks in saudi arabia. we pulled out of lebanon, saudi arabia and iraq. they are assisting in afghanistan the taliban in making war against u.s. what is truly in front of us is their desire to have nuclear weapons and that is truly causing the tension. the sanctions we imposed on them recently is causing their currency to be devalued a little bit and also their economy is beginning to shrink, that's why you see the saber rattling. bill: you would argue the sanctions are working. what i have come to understand is the sanctions have little to no effect on the inside. >> i totally agree. bill: what is different now, then, general? >> i think they've had some impact but they will not, they will not stop

s debate, tom kean made reference to the advancing age of the veteran second world war.ow exactly to juliet to that? >> to my horror, the moralists even the people who were the last were returning to the very, very old. i thought tahoe with that. it was just meant to be between him and me. i did actually raised two fingers and i try to pretend that my hand had slipped, but it was quite obvious my hand hadn't slipped and in fact, him and i aren't even friends. he's gone too far looking at me and said look. >> act in the comments there is one debate put forward by backbenchers which provoked huge interests. that is about the death of 96 football fans at the stadium in sheffield in 1989. several mps want all the papers related to the disasters to be released and after 140,000 people tried to petition on the website, one mp said the disaster with the tenderest of his life. >> on that beautiful spring day 22 years, six months and two days ago, before 1989, hillsboro which is the name of one of england's famous old football ground work for the last two decades the world has ev

with dodd-frank, this is the deal -- i was in keane a few weeks ago and went to a place called lindi's. all the presidents have been there and they said you were the first candidate to visit. i said that's great writ i like our chances. that says something. i went to the counter and i sat down with a guy named jamie. he was a small-business guy who repairs motorcycles. i ask him how business was going and he said not so good. he said wants to hire a person or two and i can't. i want to get a loan from the bank and i can't. he said he has no debt. what is the deal with this? he said they are asking for a coverage requirement, a ratio coverage requirement that is higher than i have heard of before. he set up like a cover the ratio requirement, i would not need a loan. the economy is frozen. i said dodd-frank is striking again. that is what it has done to the community banks. the other part of dodd-frank i don't like and i'm not sure anyone of your generation would like this -- we've got wall street protesters out there who have some sensible messages they are in party to the american peo

when in the case case of kean a pipeline -- concerns were raised about the environmental impacts on theair and water quality in nebraska by among others the governor of nebraska, a republican, a decision was made that an alternate route be sought. and that, therefore, the process had to be delayed. so that an adequate review could be undertaken following the same standards that have always been in place, that were in place -- that were in place at the beginning of this process for this particular pipeline have been in place for these kind of projects for many years. in a purely partisan effort to score a political point, republicans in congress insisted on inserting an extraneous provision within a bill that had nothing to do with pipelines but was a bill to extend a tax cut to 160 million americans, a tax cut that this president fought very hard to get and to extend. even prior to the signing of that legislation, the state department which reviewed this process made clear that setting an arbitrary deadline through this purely political effort would put the state department in a corner,

and in 1985, governor tom kean got the new jersey legislature to create a new jersey commission on science and technology. i was at a time in other states are looking at things like this. the idea was to have state capital and leverage university industry and partnerships in areas that were deemed to be important to new jersey's economy. the structure of the commission deliberately was structured to have government officials. in fact, the state senate majority leader and the speaker of the assembly on the commission. presidents at any given time ex officio of two of the research universities of the state, always one public and one private. and then a certain number of private citizens for a gubernatorial appointees and i was one of those does not a paid position i assure you. and so the commission focused on creating advanced research centers, building actual infrastructure and then had a budget to deal with competitive grants programs in certain research areas that the commission discussed in deemed to be important. things like technology and medicine, informatics at that time and computa

with dodd-frank, this is the deal -- i was in keane a few weeks ago and went to a place called lindi'sthe presidents have been there and they said you were the first candidate to visit. i said that's great writ i like our chances. that says something. i went to the counter and i sat down with a guy named jamie. he was a small-business guy who repairs motorcycles. i ask him how business was going and he said not so good. he said wants to hire a person or two and i can't. i want to get a loan from the bank and i can't. he said he has no debt. what is the deal with this? he said they are asking for a coverage requirement, a ratio coverage requirement that is higher than i have heard of before. he set up like a cover the ratio requirement, i would not need a loan. the economy is frozen. i said dodd-frank is striking again. that is what it has done to the community banks. the other part of dodd-frank i don't like and i'm not sure anyone of your generation would like this -- we've got wall street protesters out there who have some sensible messages they are in party to the american people on