mit romney has been at this game for four years, okay? when he first started in this, he was stiff and you could make that argument still but he has become a much better candidate since the texas governor got in. >> crowley think it's good for perry to take the pounding last night, and colmes is happy because he doesn't like him. >> i don't dislike him personally. >> you said you didn't like him and you were happy he got pounded. we have mit romney coming up later. anything you want me to ask him? >> he continues on this track that what he did in romneycare is different than obama care. and you can ask him about that. but it was based on romneycare. it's hard for him to get away from that. >> that's not true. >> to 134 extent it is. that's what barack obama wants people to think because he doesn't want to run against romney. >> do you agree with that? >> i don't think he wants to run against romney. i think he would much rather run against rick perry. >> all right. >> so you are admitting i am right? am i talking too fast? >> anything you

like an mit dive bar. [applause] there you go, i like to hear that. if you can imagine, an mit dive bar, it's a bunch of really geeky guys -- sorry, a bunch of geeky guys. [laughter] i'm a geeky guy, too, but these guys had all this money, and it was all in $100 bills. and in boston you never see $100 bills. i don't know what it's like in dallas, you probably do see them -- >> thousands. [laughter] >> boston you never see them because it's all college kids. and i couldn't figure out why. so i went over to the main guy's house, and in his laundry was $250,000 in banded stacks of $100s. i thought, you've got to be a drug dealer. but he wasn't, and the next day we flew to vegas, and it was the mit blackjack team. and i ended up joining the team, and that was my first true story. so i kind of fell into nonfiction, but i wrote it like a thriller because that's what i'd been writing. i was writing fiction, and then i ran into a true story. and that's been the way, "accidental billionaires," same thing. sitting a

. >> mit romney picked up the endorsement of former rival. a new poll shows that 30 percent of republicans are lining up behind the texas governor rick perry and 18 percent for romney, the former front runner. sarah palin who is not a declared candidate comes in higher than ron paul, michelle bachman has slipped to 4%. three of four republicans said they want a candidate can beat president obama. >> and of the week, in the republican debate that the party debate tonight comes after a fiery exchange during last week's debate when the texas jumper--gov. with rick perry and mit romney went right after each other. earlier today a couple of endorsements, the louisiana governor supporting perry was a former minnesota governor who has backed out of the race is now backing mit romney. i will have some highlights coming up tonight at 6:00 p.m.. it >> to the latest in the michelle le murder case gisselle esteban arrested by the hayward police a number of nursing student michelle le. >> it was another snow show for gisselle esteban at the courthouse in

let's say mit romney wins new hampshire.nd then you have a situation where you could have a rick perry or a michele bachmann potentially winning south carolina which makes florida not just a firewall for romney and huntsman and everybody else but it could be a huge situation because then you're moving into the southern primaries after that. host: one headline from the houston chronical. guest: it's interesting because i'll get to that in two seconds and let me start with michele bachmann. you know, part of why michele bachmann may have a problem to a degree with the evangelicals is because rick perry is in the race with his executive experience and michele bachmann doesn't have that experience. having said that now back to what you just mentioned. rick perry has some issues here the fact that he has been an executive for a while and some of these issues are going to come out. so watch for michele bachmann to trickle these stories out. and rick told me the other day at the tea party debate in tampa, the more i know about rick

it's like if you can imagine an mit dive bar it's a bunch of geeky guys -- sorry.[laughter] ibm geeky, too. but the cattle this money and it was an hundred dollar bills and in boston university hundred dollar bills. i don't know what it's like in dallas using them. >> thousands. [laughter] >> leal comer it? in boston university them because it is all college kids and i couldn't figure out why so i went over to his house and in his laundry was $250,000 in the stacks of 100 scum and i thought she was a drug dealer but he wasn't a drug dealer and the next day we flew to vegas and i ended up joining the team and then i said i want to write the story and so that was my first restore the so i kind of fell into nonfiction but i wrote like a thriller because that's what i had been writing so it wasn't like i'm just going to sit down and write non-fiction in this way. it's just i was writing fiction and then i ran into a true story and that's been the we accidental billionaires', same thing. sitting at home and i get an e-mail to the point in the morning and it is a harvard

run, bill crystal, he says it is pathetic, but nonetheless, they want somebody else there other than mit and perry. >> i was getting it down to jeremy irons. it would deflect some of the attention off him. >> i was unaware he got the u.s. citizenry. interesting. >> maybe i'm wrong. >> what about his evil twin? >> he would have died after "the lion king." >> i think it speaks to an issue with the republicans. they need to study the democrats and how they galvanize around obama. it was the perfect progressive appealing candidate for their base and the media. right now the republicans are worried they don't have that shining star. >> who would the republicans have that would be historic like obama? >> marco rubio. >> may not be his time yet. >> obama? >> people did that once. you think they want to do it again? >> i don't know. >> thin raise may guy? >> i just think that's what the republicans are looking for. let's move on. i am board by this story. >>> did she have to deplane for kissing a dame? and would she have been banned if she trenched a man? i speak of a he's bean actress, are ther

it's like if you can imagine an mit dive bar it's a bunch of geeky guys -- sorry.[laughter] ibm geeky, too. but the cattle this money and it was an hundred dollar bills and in boston university hundred dollar bills. i don't know what it's like in dallas using them. >> thousands. [laughter] >> leal comer it? in boston university them because it is all college kids and i couldn't figure out why so i went over to his house and in his laundry was $250,000 in the stacks of 100 scum and i thought she was a drug dealer but he wasn't a drug dealer and the next day we flew to vegas and i ended up joining the team and then i said i want to write the story and so that was my first restore the so i kind of fell into nonfiction but i wrote like a thriller because that's what i had been writing so it wasn't like i'm just going to sit down and write non-fiction in this way. it's just i was writing fiction and then i ran into a true story and that's been the we accidental billionaires', same thing. sitting at home and i get an e-mail to the point in the morning and it is a harvard

it's like if you can imagine an mit dive bar it's a bunch of geeky guys -- sorry.[laughter] ibm geeky, too. but the cattle this money and it was an hundred dollar bills and in boston university hundred dollar bills. i don't know what it's like in dallas using them. >> thousands. [laughter] >> leal comer it? in boston university them because it is all college kids and i couldn't figure out why so i went over to his house and in his laundry was $250,000 in the stacks of 100 scum and i thought she was a drug dealer but he wasn't a drug dealer and the next day we flew to vegas and i ended up joining the team and then i said i want to write the story and so that was my first restore the so i kind of fell into nonfiction but i wrote like a thriller because that's what i had been writing so it wasn't like i'm just going to sit down and write non-fiction in this way. it's just i was writing fiction and then i ran into a true story and that's been the we accidental billionaires', same thing. sitting at home and i get an e-mail to the point in the morning and it is a harvard

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staying powering but if i was on the obama team, would you much prefer running against rick perry than mitit. >> why? >> because of the possibility of another goldwater debacle like '64. the more people find out how conservative rick perry is, gives a great speech, excites the base, but i think he frightens enough independents and ex sights enough liberals that it would help obama at a time when he does need help. >> get from clarence and eleanor is eleanor didn't -- mitt romney has an acceptability i think to an awful lot of people in the center and on the right. i think in a race with obama right now, he would win because the country would say, okay, we're going to take a chance with him. about but the other republicans have very sharp edges, which in a general election would be exposed, and you'd have a closer contest. >> okay. obama's albatross, the economy? >> the congressional budget office reported this week that unemployment will remain high between now and the end -- question, why is the public lost faith in president obama? is strictly the economy or more than the economy, like a

>>reporter: this mit lack like sesame street sillyness. the program is actually taking aim at subject that are troubling american students. . math. science. technology. and engineering. >> 2-year-old ready for engineering. >> they are ready for engineering. it's really when you boil it down it's just a curriculum of asking questions. observing. making a hypothesis testing it out. >>reporter: producers with urgent need. 15-year-old in the u.s. place 23rd in science and 30 in math behind country lick finland. and these other others. can the municipal pet pave the way to mit. for think years searchers study the says me effect. they say watching it means higher achievement in high school. frequent viewers have better grade in english math and science and higher grade point average than non-viewers. >> when they begin school they are ready for school. they necessity the numbers. know a lot of pre-literacy skills. they walk in the door and ready to learn. >>reporter: they talk about divorce and diversity. parents now hoping that when it comes to

mit romney are going back and forth.nt to become president or if you want the republican nomination you need to be able to create jobs and help the economy these two guys went back and forth about the history of their states on job creation. >> there was a huge budget gap, losing jobs we turned around three out of four years we had an unemployment rate below the national average at 4.7% and i am proud of what we are able to do in tough situations. >> michael dukakis created jobs three times faster than you did mit romney. >> george bush and his predecessor created jobs at a faster rate than you did. >> as you can see, the moderator has his hands full as the two of them who recently emerged as the republican front runners for the nomination kind of go back and forth will continue to listen and bring more highlights as we move along in the newscast. >> it was 10 years ago the family members around the world found out that their loved ones died in the worst act of terrorism on american soil as the anniversary of 9/11 draws

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r t sitting down with for over an ounce scholar at linguist author and mit professor noam chomsky professor chomsky thank you very much for taking time to speak of r.t. glad to be with you the first issue i want to speak with you about is the recent clashes that have taken place on wall street between americans who are turning out to demonstrate and police officers from what i read you recently sent a message to support the activists of this group called occupy wall street you've called them courageous and honorable you can you talk to me about your take on occupy wall street wells in the wall street just a short him through the financial institutions the banks are bigger than richard before a corporate profits are retreating record levels for much of unemployment is about the level of the great depression real unemployment these people are saying no let's let him come in from behind so fiscal policies like taxation and rules of corporate governance deregulation and so on was set in motion a vicious cycle which is getting worse and worse in new york so walk down the streets you can see it v

. >> reporter: superintendent tony mit says oakland unified has 101 schools but only needs 70. closing five and consolidating eight could save millions. >> are they going into 35-kid classrooms now? >> reporter: larger classes are on the way. the small school's philosophy if i isn't working smith says 17% are not passing the exit exam, half are african-american. >> that is not okay. we are stretched too thin. >> there are 35 charter schools in oakland that's why our publicmk(prju are under enrolled. >> reporter: some had concerns about integrateing k-122 to the new school. within parent tried to throw another school under the bus. >> according to documents, rated consistently higher. higher percentage of students who live in the surrounding area pan go to its school. >> i will either -- either take her out of district or home school her, until you guys can find a resolution. >> reporter: oakland unified does not want to lose students, funding is based on attendance. this was the first reading of the recommendation. there will be two more meetings and a decision to close these

i think mit romney has a powerful message. that's the fact -- i like the fact he was involved in those olympics and turned it around. more importantly, he was a successful businessman, and a good governor. people criticized him for health care. he was -- my goodness, he was running massachusetts. there was probably wasn't anybody that agreed with him. his health care plan would have been different than the democrats. here's a guy that says i see something, i'm going to do something about it instead of sitting on the edge of the plane saying who is going to be mad at me if i jump in. i think we have a good field. it is not all the excitement that anybody would like at this point, but it is early. there are other candidates and they are getting people charged up. my old pal, rick santorum, i would like to see him do well. with a record like that on jobs, people want work. >> how many conversations have you had with that. i know mitt romney has reached out to you. >> just about everybody. i talked to romney. i talked to perry bef

i think he missed third, baby.sd llri me ight have mit ss ibat. >> we'll be right back.we have late breaking news we want to share with you, coming out of the east bay tonight. police there investigating a shooting at 88th and international in oakland. a man, found shot outside a motorcycle club. at this point, no word on his condition or motive for the shooting. or if there's any connection to the death of a san jose hell's angels boss in nevada over the weekend. we'll stay on top of the story and have an update tomorrow morning starting at 4:30 a.m. >>> finally tonight, a mega merger in lake tahoe. squaw valley and alpine meadows are tying the knot. what does it mean for skiers and snowboarders? it could mean higher lift ticket prices. a season pass might get you access to both now. there's no word on what the arrangement will mean with alpine's arrangement with kirkwood and homewood. >> first weekend of fall and we're talking about snow already. >> that's going to do it for us. >> see you back here tomorrow night. >> bye-bye. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show featu

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doubled the level of life and russia law russia and all of the capitals has improved but we have seen an mit video of want to take you to the next step with a reset for the united russia ready under way new faces transparency less corruption and more growth are all part of the platform. three is dead and now the real work begins united russia has to convince the country they are the party. to move past stability towards further development and so the russia has a right to its own style democracy and he's now i r t moscow. let's get some more thoughts about these developments go live now to austria. professor of political science and university professor thanks for bringing r.t. international how do you think the foreign policy of russia will change that if putin does become the president again. it. might. prefer so i'm terribly sorry but we've got an awful lot here we couldn't hear a word you say but thank you. professor of political science but at least trying to get through your thoughts with an arts international try to get back to you later and get a better life so i have to cut that int

sitting down with over an ounce scholar linguist author and mit professor noam chomsky professor chomsky thank you very much for taking time to speak with r.t. . you released a book recently. called nine eleven was there an alternative focusing on the us assassination of osama bin laden and that continuity you say between george w. bush and barack obama the killing of those on the case it was done in such a way as to in your pocket. which is extremely dangerous that's the most dangerous country in the world go and do it but you have a professional army you committed. to pakistan the pakistanis who are already. overwhelmingly american this. stretches from. the army is bitterly. not only in the region of the country the murder of someone up there sure but also that they're being. pressure forced to take part in an american war in afghanistan some of the conservatives military analysts who wrote about the bin laden assess nation i quoted some of them pointed out quite accurately that there's a shift between bush's policies and obama's and this bush bush's policy was to kidnap people. whatev

an engineer and put them together and this is what you see that happens wonderfully in places like mit or stanford in the united states where the universities where the smart people and smart ideas are or work very closely with industry and with venture capital people to commercialize those i hasten and that's the chemistry we're trying to get isco couple carbonation a human graduates one of my colleagues russian journalist talked to graduates are far. lower cavaney moscow than russia nobody could say what's what's written in article one of the russian constitution not a single person and i don't know either but i'm sure you know about american this is something you have to recognise yourself what do you think now the quality of the graduates. if i say. the russian graduates in the technical field i think or generally very good and we have experience entails that experience for that other international companies that experience without for prepackage there's a great quality here and the weakness has been the. interface into the commercial sector and the ability to commercialize those i

reporters a couple of congressmen and the there is a samus picture of the director of the mit mary brooks. standing in front of this wall of gold saying look it's all here but the problem was they only showed gold vault number thirteen which is the smallest of all the gold vaults and they denied the existence of the central core vault the a.p. reporter and photographer on the scene at the time reported that the gold which they showed had a strange orange ish hugh and so therefore that means that it had a high copper content so probably what this was back in the seventy's was the remnants of f.d.r.'s kollin of gold coins it was called coin melt if they had any good deposit gold which is point nine nine five gold the only form of gold that's good for international trade they certainly would have showed a room full of that my theory is that despite the fact that the u.s. government carries the largest amount of gold on its books some two hundred forty eight million ounces but they probably have zero except some of this remnant coin melt it was it was well well known at the time local newspap

bounce in cheese they trade that's despite standard and poor's downgrade of eighty's credit rating and mit and its rose one point three percent in the first out it's now down point three percent meanwhile the german dax is up this hour one point two percent and london splits the point six percent higher and analysts say the positive sentiment is due to investors bargain hunting and they say investors sitting on lots of cash and although most is still very cautious some a shifting that cash into new opportunities popping up and they've been but the overall sentiment is of course negative because a today's the third largest economy and this downgrade will have any impact in the medium to long term and of course we'll get a better idea of direction with german. economy dates have late set today as well as the fed an interest rate meeting which ends tomorrow not all of the key all right are he's really a shadow of the life right out of his nest as we'll hear more from you in the business update that's. in the united states president obama has laid out a plan to cut the deficit enter of the eco

world almost the entire lokomotiv team was wiped out in a plane crash as they headed to a match at mit's where an emotional ceremony was held to honor the victims. held banners and scarves very good names of those who died in the crash as their portraits were placed on the ice during the ceremony denominate school work to be locomotives opponents scored a symbolic own goals as a mark of respect forty three people died as the plane forty two crashed moments after takeoff near the city of yet a slob it's believed the aircraft failed to gauge height and clipped an antenna near the runway about have been placed on the use of the airport's petrol supply making fuel contamination a possible suspect for causing the accident now two people survived the tragedy and they're now being treated for serious burns and other injuries but one player did narrowly escaped the ill fated flight simply because he didn't board the plane now are two sean thomas was able to speak with him. the famous bells of ring out for a community grieving a chilling reminder of the tragedy the country with the lives of some

interviewer who was a friend of his wife he insisted the hotel encounter didn't involve violence but did at mit to a quote moral failing on his part he took to the airways to apologize to france and said it was something he would regret all his life strauss kahn resigned as the i.m.f. head in may after his arrest but the case against him collapsed in august over doubts over his accuser's credibility. finally there's new block time to have a little bit of fun there is ways to deal with the global crisis that has gripped the world but a pair of russian billionaires took the debate to a whole new level the two tell you coons came to blows at a recording of a talk show for one of russia's main t.v. channels this is property developer sergei polonsky and sitting to his left is media mogul alexander lebedev who owns two british newspapers businessmen were wrangling throughout the program about this about the situation got out of hand after polanski told levitt if he wanted to punch him in the face those words pointed to the dia apparently and love it as mind and he was the one who stood up and here's

mit romney to action as governor to strength these are two governors that have taken different positions. rick perry has turned on the magnet that's attract people here in violations of our immigration laws. >> what did he say, his heart is in the right place? >> i think he took him at his word that he regretted, required young girls to receive that particular vaccine. >> that wasn't the situation that mitt romney says. that wasn't true. he faces a situation much like it is today. we are losing jobs to thousands a month. in two year's time, he completely transformed. and balanced the budget two years in a row. got the net of gain of new jobs. he crow ated more jobs in the tiny state of massachusetts than obama has in the united states. he did the same for the winter olympics. their budget was in the red. we stayed one of the most successful u.s. gamed ever held. during his 25-year business career, he specialized going into troubled businesses, diagnosing their problems and fixing them. he is a leader in troubled times. if you want to elect someone to come in and fix this. >> i notice mit

markets are on the rise despite paul's downgrade of italy's debt rating well we can say that italy's mit index rose one point four percent in the style but it's now down about three and a half percent germany's dax is rallying two percent and the fusee is on the rise about one percent well if we talk about russia here the indices are reacting positively tracking overseas gains and the arches in the my six are gaining strongly about one percent on the high oil prices that after monday's heavy losses well analysts say the positive sentiment is due to investors bargain hunting so there is a lot of liquidity on the markets now some investors are still very cautious though there are investors of course who are trying to to notice. popping up in the turmoil well the overall sentiment is of course negative italy is the third largest economy and definitely we can see the consequences in the long term in the medium term what we get a better idea of the direction the german economic data later out today and of course the fed interest rate meeting which to morrow and in about ten minutes we'll brin

it's good to have a company tonight these are our top stories the palestinian leader mahmoud abbas of mit's the plead for full statehood to the u.n. chief shortly before addressing the u.n. general assembly in your purse to spite the u.s. promise to veto the bill in the security council is our top story and tied in with that chaos breaks out at the israeli palestinian port or with stones and bullets flying across the checkpoint and a palestinian shot dead and several wounded in clashes with israeli soldiers. fears of a double dip global recession intensify in the wake of thursday's huge markets plunge that spared no one from asia debt ridden europe asia and european markets and their worst week since two thousand and eight and seems the u.s. is heading in the same direction. also for much clashes between pro and anti-government forces in yemen intensified with the death toll from five days of violence now reaching one hundred that says the country's president returns to the emily capital three months after surviving an assassination attempt. co-stars of course have dated as well online if n

the reason why the young man was able to get off of being killed in texas last week someone had at mit is that race was a factor and so here in the case of troy davis apart from the race factor which is hard to measure we do know that substantial evidence that he didn't do it he says he didn't do it those who convict them say that they made a mistake they recanted testimony and what more do you need than the person who said who who condemned him to say that they stand in error during the republican debate two weeks ago we saw the crowd sheer governor rick perry when he touted his executions one of which was almost certainly an innocent man he you know as you know stopped the investigation that in is this culture of death in america responsible for what trade troy davis' face in the last twenty four hours well i think about the case on the one hand mr perry speaking that the big crystal rally if we kicked off this campaign. and comes right back and touts two hundred two executions does he expect jesus would have done that is that his version of christianity we've become so indifferent i

up to them protesting of course the cost the government the take a that they placed now way here in mit's of it which is the ethnically divided town and the bridge that defies the north and serbian possibly town on the southern albanian part it's a day barricade had around three thousand serbs turned out to man that barricade and we saw a very similar thing happening at the teach exploits that one would try having in earlier we were at one of the checkpoints and from the other side we could see. the case full force is on the ground and what we've heard is that earlier today. ok for forces and your legs were lifted by helicopter to those checkpoints also the albanian cause the police they've only actually got to. each of the checkpoints at the moment and that only for the time being in an observatory role now of course the plan is for them to eventually take a the control and that's what much of this dispute vests on now amid concerns of a repeat of what we saw in july when violent clashes over the course think of a making a move to try and take this place resulted in the death of a police

anywhere else in the developed world when you add in institutional racism the fact that today when mit did a study having identically qualified applicants for real jobs submit resumes to big companies those with african-american sounding names were after as likely to get a call back as quick with white sounding names sixty to ninety percent of housing units showed that whites were not shown to blacks forty six percent of whites get help from their family to make a downpayment on their first house as opposed to twelve percent of african-americans who on average pay a half point higher interest on that mortgage. when it comes to education regardless of the school the studies are in as well minority students and students are less likely to be placed in honors classes even when justified by test scores and according to the c.d.c. when rates of serious school violations are matched one for one by race nonetheless people who are visible minority students are more likely than white students to be suspended or expelled from school racism is alive and well in america particularly subtle forms o