we know that we continue to innovate on the midstream and downstream side. that's what we need to do. that's what the focus has to be on. >> real quick, klaus, i know you have to jump to talk to analysts, but what guidance are you going to be giving on that call with analysts? we all know the most important thing is what you're looking for for the fourth quarter. what are you looking at? >> fourth quarter has not traditionally been as strong as the previous quarters. that's more the seasonality we see in there. the rest, we believe 6% demand growth, markets basically will continue to be in a supply/demand balance, physical as well as financial demand is going to continue to be strong. the rest basically is up in the air. it's up in the air on where the metal price will end up as tstuf we can control. we will continue to get productivity out and grow our revenues and get new products out and don't innovate. by the way, there's one thing that is very close to our heart from the founders. basically ill lum niezing one industry to another and allowing mankind to

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he could say it would be short-sighted to us to change horses in midstream. when it comes to foreign affairs, my instinct says americans get nervous if they see things happening overseas. they don't want to change horses midstream and the president leads in foreign aaffairs on that score. >> you're not michael. thank you. >> that's okay, fred. >> there you go. thank you so much as well as michael. you have a great weekend. >> thank you. >>> next, new details on what the cia knew in the hours after the deadly attack in libya. plus -- >> here's what i'll say. if four americans get killed, it's not optimal, and we're going to fix it. >> well, are the continued questions over libya taking a toll on the president's re-election campaign? it's our "news nation" gut check. but, first, the tsa plans to fire 25 employees and suspend 19 more at newark airport for failing to properly inspect luggage. the tsa discovered screening failures after installing surveillance cameras inside a screening room last year to check for possible theft. between november and december of 2

they do not want to be changing horses in midstream. >> the election is about the economy. do people want to trust romney? are they willing to give another four years to barack obama? if i had been romney or the people around him, i would have never wanted foreign policy to be the last debate. i wanted -- i would have wanted it to be something else. tavis: if they did not think that prior to the last debate tonight, -- let me rephrase that. if they did not think that the few -- a couple of months ago, they'd certainly thought it the last couple of months, when every time he talks about foreign policy, he puts his foot in his mouth. whether he is seen as being too political about the libya attack, or in the previous debate, he thought he gave the president a stiff uppercut and he was wrong. i think you are right. if they knew then what they know now, they might not have wanted the last debate to be about foreign policy, but i digress. let's move forward and consider what happened -- what happens. the polls have them in a dead heat. what happens if, on election night, there i

>> change bayonets midstream? >> here's the problem, erin.ama campaign has spent millions of dollars and six months trying to define mitt romney as something extreme. and what you see in each debate is he's not extreme. he really wants to reach out and find common ground. there are clear differences, no question there are clear differences. but to make fun as you saw bill doing, this is no wonder we have problems in washington. we need somebody who is going to reach across the aisle, find common ground and move forward. >> i want to talk about style, bill. your former boss, the guy you're fighting for -- >> our president. >> different presentation last night. let me play it. >> we have fewer ships than we did in 1916. well, governor, we also have fewer horses and bayonets. because the nature of our military has changed. we have these things called aircraft carriers, where planes land on them. we have these ships that go under water, nuclear submarines. when i went to israel as a candidate, i didn't take donors, i didn't attend fund-raisers. i

it's my understanding from the last time that you hired a director -- and i think i came on midstream as the city attorney representing the bic. so, commissioner walker may have some more to add to this. but it was my understanding that the commission -- commissioner walker was the president of the commission at the time. she obtained authority from the bic. i don't know if it was formal or it was just the consensus, that she would take the helm in terms of a director search. she worked with i believe three other department heads within the city, the director of public works, the chief administrative officer, and i believe the general manager of the puc. >> controller. >> yes, it was the same person. >> same person, different position, yes. >> so, president walker worked with those three city staff to develop the protocols, the search process. i think you hired or worked with a search firm. sent out solicitations, received qualifications and applications from candidates. and then i believe that group narrowed the field down to half a dozen potential candidates. at that point the build

don't change horses in midstream on foreign policy. it may not be your number one issue but it slides over on the argument he's making on all issues. >> schieffer: you know, i think it's entirely possible you would have one of these candidates win the popular vote and another win the electoral vote. >> i think that's possible. you could. it depends. it's so tight now, we really don't know. there was a period where the national polls showed a big surge for romney. that would suggest he gets more people. but the president ekes it up on the in the battleground states. his advantage in the path to 270, used to be great. it is shrinking now as romney does better. but that-- that scenario is possible. people are now even talking about a scenario in which you have 269 electoral votes to 269 electoral votes as they both carve up the remaining swing states. that would kick it into the house of representatives for the president. but then the senate would choose the vice president-- excuse me-- that's right, the senate would choose the vice presi

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he promised no more midstream changes, and he says we need more stability and less drama.'t need to confusion voters. that's what he said in january, representative. now, under 30 days before the election, he wants to go to the supreme court, over the court of appeals saying let people vote the last three days? >> and he can't get the decision he wants. we've two federal courts say let the voters vote. and yet you did have him say that, you know, we can't by changing the rules so close to the game, but here he is, appealing this decision, throwing ohio election. really seems to be yet another attack on the right to vote here in ohio. it's been difficult to be a part of fighting these attacks. >> joe madison, 93,000 people voted in the last three days are they afraid and blaze or misusing it in 2012? >> and what you have, and i think the state legislator may inadvertently said something. this is about throwing it into confusion. you know and i know having done voter registration, when people senior confused, your hoping that they just won't turn out at the polls. marched wi

but, you know, any time a ceo is replaced sort of midstream, it's a shock to the whole system. i didn't expect him to be a ceo in 2013, right. i would have expected something to happen with vikram pandit. to have something happen the day after earnings, that was a shock to everyone. >> i mean, we still don't know really what happened. the board obviously wanted him out. >> yeah. >> michael corbat, that's an interesting take. you're right. they combine the chairman and ceo roles with this new position. >> no, because it's mike o'neill's agenda. anyone can go into that slot, and it's mike o'neill's agenda. >> okay. chairman's agenda on that. in terms of job cuts, you've been saying we're going to get more layoffs on wall street. what are you expecting? >> you've seen lot of european banks have layoffs. this gets back to the question you asked me about warren buffett. the only way banks will return on assets and equity is if they streamline the business and get more profitable. shareholders are saying, we're not interested, because the returns are not good enough to invest in. >>

literally, we shut down midstream in about three or four different very important areas was we had no more time to do it. if we had the time, we would have had an opportunity to prove jerry's innocence. >> reporter: and after today's hearing, sandusky is now categorized as a violet sexual predator. that means if ever released, he has to register, a moot point since he'll be at least 98 years old when he breathes free air again. megyn? megyn: wow. thank you. >>> a dramatic series of attacks on twitter after a black actress tweets out that she is supporting governor mitt romney for president. remember this gal from clueless? ann coulter weighs in on the attacks on her right after this break. >>> plus, new predictions on the race for the white house. who's the projected winner now and based on what exactly? >>> also, boldly going where no man has gone before. an update on one skydiver's death-defying 23-mile freefall from the edge of space. ♪ >> 1.089 and slowing. [ man ] ring ring... progresso this reduced sodium soup says it mahelp lower cholesterol, how does it work? you just he to ea

well if romney runs on being the same as barack obama then why would anyone change horses midstream andugh the same learning curve all over again? and anita parnell says thank you, thank you, thank you for having jamal simmons in yesterday. yes, a big thank you to john fuglesang and jamal simmons for stepping in here while i was off for a couple of days. two more hours of debate talk coming up. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> bill: yes hello everybody! what do you say? it is thursday, october 4. this is the "full court press" on current tv. welcome, welcome to the program. good to see you this morning. and thank you for joining us. this big thursday morning the morning after the first presidential debate and the big question is where was president obama? too bad he didn't show up last night. mitt romney sure showed up. he was aggressive, he was assertive. he was animated. president obama was passive. he was eloof. sometimes it looked like he was asleep. the difference is, of course, that president obama told the truth. mitt romney told nothing but lies. hey

switch over from what would have been hurricane and tropical storm warnings to the wfo warnings midstream it will be awhile before these warnings, coastal and inland, will be able to come down. it will be a long duration event, and we are expecting wind-wise, hurricane force gusts over a good portion of the coastline. this will be up through the massachusetts coast line and everywhere in between. the tropical storm force ordeal force winds will occur at the coast and happen and penetrate inland and last in some areas of to as long as tuesday night and wednesday morning. the storm surge still going with the same general picture. for-8 feet above ground level in many places from the northern the large but to connecticut long island sound. we still have the area in the middle here, long island sound, new york city where we could see 6-eleven be combined surge in tied in some spots. the storm surge unit has been watching the water values all day and everything seems to be coming up in the areas we generally anticipated. it appears to be on its way to coming to fruition generally in the rainfa