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solyndra: 500 miion taxpayer dollars. bankrupt. so where did the obama stimulus money go?dmills from china. electric cars from finland 79% of the 2.1 billion in stimulus grants awarded through it went to overseas companies. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >> the storms are out there. >> they are getting a bit closer. you can see that line that has had a history of a lot of damage is getting into seven parts of pennsylvania. still a few hours away from us. by 9:00 or 11:00 there will be some storms around. temperatures tomorrow in the 80's.

on the other hand, there is very good voter reistration. 2.5 miion people are registered to vote.some of the towns have had their cal eltionalready. people are mad for o aeaken a e erfo it. they manage to get oil and gas production up to where it was ewar levels. all of that is quite prosperous. one teopl sd at rprm ha h a live gaddafi in our heads. >> i thought that was such a great way of putting it. it is not there in the political culture. that is one issue. there are peple who want mis n po ntlaat ata r e. e secular -- people are not used to compromising. it's the same thing about women. women participated in the revolution, they were not there fitingbuttewe running hospitals and there were women spies. i have a story in here about a ung woman who had her headscarf. nonecek e and checked wherthe weapons were. she ended up in the tension. she had a pretty bad time. you will have to buy the book to find out about it. [laughter] now,ome of the men eaying woyokegomen now, some women are saying, no. one of the women i talk about say to her, you women don't have the experience to t

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solyndra: 500 miion taxpayer dollars. bankrupt. so where did the obama stimus money go?from finland 79% of the 2.1 billion in stimulus grants awarded through it went to overseas companies. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> for the producer of the ferociously popular "dancing with the stars," you have to be asking yourself, how do we get bigger? this time, all-stars. rachel smith has the story. ♪ >> reporter: the stakes are higher. so is their ambition. ♪ bristol palin, kirstie alley, melissa rycroft never won the trophy. they hope to boogie their way to redejs on "dancing with the stars" all-stars. we come back? you know, you left on a high note? you were third. not a bad place to end up. >> it's kind of intimidating. it's like, probably not going to get third this time. it's going to be fun. i'm excited. ♪ in the arms of the angels >> i get scared that maybe that magic that was there on season eight is not going to be back. what if second time around you have a didn't partner, a different story. it's not connecting the same way. that's my bigges

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they've raised nearly $56 miion over three years.ut according to tax records and other documents, little of that $56 million raised has gone directly to help disabled veterans. instead, they've given nearly $61 million to a company they signed a contract with. a company to boost their mailing list. that company is called quadriga art. one of the world's largest direct mail providers to charities. $61 million they've given to quadriga art. the long story short, the senate finance committee is now investigating dvnf to see if it should keep its tax exempt status. we've tried to get dvnf to talk to us on camera but they refused. off camera, they had plenty to say about our reports. on their website they wrote, "cnn's anderson cooper 360 has run a series of misleading and inaccurate segments which have ranged from being unfair to irrational. despite being provided a multitude of information, ac 360 has knowingly withheld information that would have provided a balanced view of dvnf's work and fund-raising program." last week the charity a

there ar still over 23 miion americans who e struggling for work.ignals some real weakness in the economy and it signals the need for fundamental change to get this economy growing again, to get the recovery truly jump-started and to get the jobs created that so many americans still desperately need. >> earlier today governor romney said the president should have done better and that he would do better, how, what would a president romney do to get companies and individuals to hire more people? >> well, it starts as policies gng forward economicrowth. lici that would remove a lot of the policy uncertainty that there is right now. honestly ray the problem is a lot of job creators don't know what the environment is going to look like, what the policy environment is going to look like. and there president hasn't given the certainty they need to create jobs and to grow their businesses. so it starts like things like ensuring we have a cheap and reliable source of energy, building the keystone pipeline it starts with expanding our trading relationship as

. >> sreenivasan: more than 34 million pele are living with the aids virus there we two and a half miion new infections las year. it was a deadly weekend in afghanistan for nato troops. five were killed in roadside bombings in multiple attacks in the east and south. and two american contractors and a briton died in the western city of herat. a man wearing an afghan security uniform turned his gun on them at a training site. sally ride servedded as a mission specialist aboard the shuttle challenger and made history when she blasted off from kennedy space center in june of 1983. later she went on toind sally ride science to encourage yung people especially girlto stick with their interest in science. sally ride was 61 years old. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to gwen. >> ifill: penn state was hit with some of the toughest penalties in decades today for its role in the jerry sandusky scandal. it's a decision that could affect the university and its storied sports program for years. ray suarez has the story. >> football will never again be placed ahead of educating, nur

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i ink, i think, mika, more to e pot, the me a f yes bactherhere mit roey,he guyorth $300 llio $400 miion,aid nothg itas. ihinkhat' wt ty're real afrdof. that's painful. >> for the long run. >> donny? >> i would love to ask everybody around the table a human gut qutionforg reblic, mocr, nsertive liral, as han bein asuman w vo fnoth hum beg, wh you hrll thiuff,t the end of the day, do you really feel this guy is an absolute straight shooter? and you just don't in your t. uust- >> askicha stee tt queson. micel, st a man, rgetepubcan >> i kno the resof t tae -- >> le i kwot of ric ys, t lfichguys you feel something here. i think the american voters feel this. >> okay. bill clinton. >> michael, what do you think? >> no, i tnkhere a rl elemt the th,agn, rs at pple a it s pt of e prarypress. thi wnou lkt thi sue,ou lk ahe heah care issue, these types of achilles' heels need to get resolved by this team very quickly whichs wou'v had meepubcans inuarts y, ty neo loo at reacinsomef th fks o thiseam et a ltle arpeand betr a hdlin ese ings >> u ne,olito unves thr 5 politicos to watch as we approach

meone making over miion dollars a year wod e anverage tax cut o 30 -- $31,700. for anyone making less than, the middle class, the poor, the cuts in rates didn't make up for the exemptions and deductions lost. for example, someone earning $55,000 would see an average increase of almost $1,000. so not only is it deeply unfair to ask the middle class to foot the bill for another deficit-busting tax cut for the rich but the tombmy -- toomey plan would lock them in. there is nothing responsible about that in my book. in fact i find it off fence sieve. i was reminded of the tombmy plan when i saw the ryan budget this year. ryan's budget cuts taxes for the rich deeper than toomey's. down to 25%. it uses the same parlor trick to raise revenues toomey does. ryan need the congressional budget office to score its plan as a deficit reducer, not the deficit buser it actually was. he simply directed the cbo to score his plan assuming it would raise 19% of gdp. well that is quite an assumption. wish we could oomph all of our problems away like that. farmer -- former reagan adv

so i would like to give you to answer but on a miion suort site, let's go on opio acere i scondo oeg. we move compont in the partment with different appropriation structures from the legacy departments i'm talking about and you're off my wi this guy talk bout approprinsevelojt yoedro oylv. you represent personal costs, operating costs, capital investment cost, i.t. cos himself with the right now because of the way the budgets were formed in the leacy bu sdad okatou cannotpu the aritf esna os salaries, operations and maintenance and capital investment. and this is something that, there are two sides to this. the administtion needs to put forward a budget that has ompalityn e way the numbersaeed,it pratatw e to understand and don't have to be flexibility to put this together with a comprehensive and undetandable basis by which to understand how we are funding the department at he cost associate with it. that is something th does not need any leglatto h i pla g art on this, and on the. one key thing regarding this is the requirement of heland security act of a future years homend securit