have a global impact world leaders are concerned they're worried some even pointing fingers here's nigel farage co-president of the europe and freedom and democracy group expressing his anger at the situation. you won't. know what objective measure the euro is a for you and who is actually responsible who isn't shown out of you lot of those who don't or is not of you because most of you have been elected none of you actually have any democratic legitimacy for the role that you currently hold within this crisis all right sir nigel farage has doubted the eurozone from the beginning but his view is one that even some original believers are starting to adopt that the eurozone may actually be a failure it's a question on the minds of many including our own lauren lyster host of the capital account here on r.t. and lauren is in studio lauren let's talk about this idea that the eurozone could be a goner this has been an idea we saw nigel farage talking about it this is an idea he's been talking about for a long time most people who believe this were sort of considered to be a little bit on the

obviously it took their master in their discipline nigel mansell a couple races less but yeah still very very historical in the. row special to me and finally the who's who of the international olympic movement descended on moscow this weekend for a prestigious ball to celebrate the russian olympic committee centenary from costa that was their. bill and summer olympics are just around the corner and most athletes are in their final preparation stages perhaps that was one of the reasons why the olympic balls guests were largely the heads on functionaries of various sports organizations from around the world but the stars of the past were on hand to enjoy the well deserved praise from the big wigs and today's athletic talent was that i think a true russian is one who takes pride in russia's difficult and sometimes controversial legacy and in the russian language i mean both the history and the language the names of our heroes heroes of russia are carved in them they are part of them and this is important that's all our people feel related to their achievements while the rest of the world f

something she just said at the annual conference of her political party but contraire said my guest nigel for raj he is a european member of parliament to call him a euro skeptic is to put it lightly he is talking about a year ago and all this in parliament i want to play a little bit of what he said increasingly people are saying we don't want the flag we don't. we don't want this political class we want the whole thing consigned to the dustbin of history. i spoke to him today and i asked him for us to go to the dustbin of history because europe before the e.u. saw centuries of conflict and war and famine the e.u. was the first real attent to unify the continent through diplomacy instead of war so i asked him is there nothing that should be salvaged of the last sixty years of integration here's what he said. well don't forget that communism was supposed to make a lot of ordinary people better and in soviet russia it made increasingly worse and the european union was based on the fact that france and germany foresee each other in three vicious wars in the space of sixty years and the idea

have a global impact world leaders are concerned they're worried some even pointing fingers here's nigel farage president of the europe for freedom and democracy group expressing his anger at the situation you well. know by any objective measure the euro is a failure i do he's actually responsible hooting shone out of you lot but of course you don't there is not a view because none of you have been elected none of you actually have any democratic legitimacy for the role that you can really hold within this crisis now nigel farage has doubted the eurozone from the beginning but his view is one that even some original believers are starting to adopt that the eurozone just may be a failure let's go now to joe weisenthal deputy editor for the business insider hey there joe on one hand this is a dire situation but it seems that the only time things are things actually happen is when we are in dire situation so i'm wondering what you think is this the end of the eurozone as we know it. you know you're absolutely correct i think it takes some it takes for a crisis to really get to the edge to s

nigel for raj. i don't know where george really once said this is not the charm for him that should lose but the time should. go to the right just so you go to the italian people. now then run boy was that quote unquote unelected man but we will fill you in on everything you need to know and as leaders particularly of the western world have been first scriabin fiscal austerity on the one hand turns out the printing presses have their role in on the other one central banks across five continents have reportedly turned to monetary stimulus to avoid a global economic slump easing interest rates the most since two thousand and nine but is a working and it has been ten years since enron collapsed what remains of the legacy well we all remember the enron one stood for prosperity then came to be known for more for corporate scandal we tried going down we will show you what has become of the enron but let's get to today's capital account. so the big question was the eurozone debt crisis solved behind closed

fans of the film "this is spinal tap" have christened the date nigel day whose guitar amp went up to, you guessed it, 11. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those and others as they break on msnbc. tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." and finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. more of savannah guthrie's exclusive interview with michael jackson's doctor as he explains why he didn't call 911 after finding the pop star in trouble. and find out where in the world is matt lauer as he wraps up his week-long adventure. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm veronica de la cruz, thank you for watching "early today." just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a terrific weekend.

battle found some extra pace when it counted to claim his twenty ninth career pole he also equals nigel mansell all time record of fourteen call positions in a season set in one thousand nine hundred ninety two mclaren's jenson button will start third on the grid header records mark webber ferrari's fernando alonso russians the tally could throw off his tongue. moving on to ice hockey and russia have claimed their second straight victory under new coaches in a two lobby deal at the end of with a four one victory over sweden in finland after winning their opening match in the cup in a shootout against reigning world champions finland russia secured a more comfortable victory over the swedes a brace of powerplay goals by alexander that i do love in the first period if the russians are a confident lead and go straight crew not the old one back in the second example to jog in and start again shirokov added their names to the scoreboard in the. good to see you at the final score the walk post film and the czech republic for nail. tennis there and world number four roger federer has reached t

four year old finishing just ahead of red bull team mate mark webber qualified and that saw him beat nigel mansell his previous record of fourteen poles in one season mclaren's jenson button and are on the second right. in other news the n.b.a. season finally looks set to make a belated start commissioner david stern and i think a tentative understanding has been reached and the five month lockout but the like sixty six game season set to begin with a triple header on december the twenty fifth the world. reached to tell move on the straight. subject to. the radio roubles very. complex speculations. after. that will all come to paris and season game on december twenty fifth christmas. sure her. group but it will give you the people's will to. finally and who's who of the international olympic movement descended on moscow this weekend for a prestigious ball to celebrate the russian olympic committee sent from costa that as this report. the london summer olympics are just around the corner and most athletes are in their final preparation stages perhaps that was one of the reasons why the loca

no simple of creation how we go out so tomorrow nigel being the one i would like to see the like doing because everybody is still good most of experience will be able to do is review. meanwhile the country of greece has been grabbing the headlines around the world over the last few weeks for all the wrong reasons g.'s to the state of its economy and it seems the financial crisis has been affecting sports in greece as well however as a richard long portrayed finds out sport has been able to give this football and basketball mad country something to cheer about. scenes like these have been all too common in greece recently world watches as the country's economy falls further and further into despair and for the great national football team sport here some of us replaces top football in scotland he says it's hard to watch what is happening to his country. when the headlines are. headlines. hatami hear them force on the smallest possible conflict with. the problems. there's no strong local local club for a strong play. throughout. this nation has always been a forefront of european club fo

season battle found some extra pace when it counts is to claim his twenty ninth career pole also equals nigel mansell all time record of fourteen pole positions in the season set in one nine hundred ninety two pounds jenson button will start third on the grid header records mark webber are always going on the alonso russians the tally could drop this twit's. moving on to ice hockey and russia have trained their second straight victory under new coach isn't it too loudly at dino's with a four one victory over sweden in the final and after winning their opening match in the carrier like up in a shootout against reigning world champion it's been learned russian secured a more comfortable victory over the swedes a brace of powerplay goals by alexander out of the lot in the first period if the russians a confident lead and no trade crew not pull them back in the second place and they're going to jump in and start again shirokov out of their names to the scoreboard in the first two sealed the final school meanwhile hosts of finland from the czech republic three you know. tennis star and world numbe

four year old finishing just ahead of red bull team mate mark webber in qualifying that saw him beat nigel mansell the previous record of fourteen poles in one year jenson button and there's hamilton are on the second brah. obviously it took the master in discipline measurements for a couple races less but. still very very historical and. political to me now in other news the n.b.a. season finally looks set to make a belated start commissioner david stern announcing a tentative understanding has been reached between the club owners and players to end the five month lockout with a likely sixty six game season set to begin with a triple header on december the twenty fifth that will. reach the telemovie understanding. subject to. the radio four balls very. complex speculations. we're. optimistic. that will talk to us and the n.b.a. season begins on december twenty fifth christmas fairly. short order. but i will give you the details of that. unfunny behavior of the international olympic movement descended a moscow this weekend for a prestigious poll to celebrate the russian olympic committee s

vettel found some extra pace when it counted to claim his twenty ninth we're told he also equalled nigel mansell all time record of fourteen for position in a season set in one nine hundred ninety two but darren stenson button will start third on the grid ahead of records my brother and on their lawns i actually thought it across his troubles. i was not so happy with my first run in q three but the second run much happier especially the first two sectors and with that i was buying myself a little bit of a cushion in the last sector which was a bit trickier towards the end of the of the evening so but all in all enough just enough to to to jump ahead of lewis. and it's now and world number four roger federer will play in this sunday's paris masters finals for the first time in his career after a comprehensive rant over thomasz verdict the search year old wrapped up an impressive six four six three victory in just a few want to win it back facing a single breakpoint it's the first time the sixteen time grand slam winner has gone through to the masters event since shanghai last october on f

that's all found some extra pace when it counted to claim his twenty ninth career paul he also equalled nigel mansell all time record all fourteen pole positions in a season said back in one thousand nine hundred two mclaren's jenson button of all star third on the grid had a red bull's mark webber and ferrari's fernando alonso rushes gets out of control is twelfth. i was not so happy with my first run in q three but the second run much happier especially the first two sectors and with that i was buying myself a little bit of a cushion in the last sector which was a bit trickier towards the end of the of the evening so but all in all enough just enough to to to jump ahead of lewis. moving on to ice hockey and russia have claimed their second straight victory. is in italy with a four one victory over sweden in finland after winning their opening match in that car you like cop in a shootout against the reigning world champions and wins russia secured a more comfortable victory over the swedes a brace of powerplay goals by alexander rubbed off in the first period gave the russians a confident le

randy four year old finish just ahead a red bull to make a mark webber in qualifying to see the german nigel mansell previous record of fourteen poles in one year mclaren's jenson button and lewis hamilton started in third and fourth respectively. and finally the who is pharaoh of the international olympic movement descended on moscow this weekend for us to just call to celebrate the russian olympic committee. wrong cos we have reports. from the london summer olympics are just around the corner and most athletes are in their final preparations stages perhaps that was one of the reasons why the olympic balls gassed were largely the heads on functionaries of various sports organizations from around the world but the stars of the past were on hand to enjoy the well deserved raise from the big wigs and today's athletic talent that's just about the most was that i think a true russian is one who takes pride in russia's difficult and sometimes controversial legacy and in the russian language i mean both the history and the language the names of our heroes heroes of russia are carved in them they a

lister she joins me now lauren i hear you have a big guest we do liz our viewers are going to hear from nigel for raj and if they're not familiar with him he is a very outspoken member of the european parliament to call him a euro skeptic is to put it lightly but we talked about some subjects. about the united states about exits from the euro as a currency and we've got an office talking point so viewers are going to want to stick around to see that and we'll also hear from little rock well of course we will be talking about occupy wall street as we've seen police raids crack down on them we want to look at who's benefiting and hey if you're an investor maybe you want to go along police raids obviously investors can't but we're sure to hear something from lou that if people can take away when it's well you don't want to miss that does it for us for more on the stories we covered go to artsy dot com slash usa intricate or you tube page it's youtube dot com slash r t america you can also follow me on twitter risible next is the capital account with lauren lyster states who don't see you back he

that's all found some extra pace when it counted to claim his twenty ninth career pole he also equalled nigel mansell all time record of fourteen pole positions in a season set back to. start third on the grid ahead of breadboards mark webber and ferrari along russia's metallic control is. in wild tributes continue to roll in for former world heavyweight boxing champion joe frazier who died on tuesday aged sixty seven following a short battle with liver cancer the legendary boxer with a trademark sledgehammer left hook was the. world heavyweight boxing champion his professional career spanned from sixty five and seventy six as well as a brief come back in eighty one frazier's infamous rivalry with muhammad ali was one of the biggest in the history of the sport smokin joe not in their first ballot in madison square garden and i think seventy one but then he lost the next to his last world title challenge game in one hundred seventy five when he was beaten by arguably one of the most famous boxing clashes in history the through. one of the greatest things that happened in this philadelphia area

rounds lewis hamilton thank the twenty three year old equal nigel mansell the full time record of fourteen hold positions in season seven and two how about schumacher landmark will in due to miss a special needed to secure the dance circuit until the final race in brazil to equal his compatriot in our final laps the race in the derby. moving on to tennis and world number four roger federer is playing in his first ever paris masters final against two thousand and eight winner joe wilfried tsonga well this meeting is the pairs a six this year with federer at narrative easing three. so far and so far in this match as refugees we won the first set six one into this. well federer reached the final after a comprehensive win of the commercial burdick the thirty year old racked up an impressive six four six three victory in just eighty one minutes without facing a single great point it's the first time the sixteen time grand slam winner has gone through to the final of a masters event since shanghai last october on friday federal became only the seventh man in history he supplies the eight hundred

his words his lyrics now switching from politicians to technocrats i want to show you this this is nigel farrar she is a european member of parliament we had him on the show earlier this week this is him though in a tirade against herman van rompuy wade who is the president of the council take a look i said you'd be the class assassin of the nation state democracy but you're going to be able to grow the boy so you don't you you either like. jewish ok so you saw his face these other technocrat reactions so that's the big question who would you rather have rolling a technocrat or a politician who can do more damage the first time and i will project who was in parliament and point out how ugly in fact. it is that he's a really lovely guy and he actually called them out of the parliament he was censored or something but i think you know politicians are there to make a lot of the population and that's their job their job is to run you know to romance good people all right you can't do that they're not built for it so but no bill dimitri there i don't know what the bill to command you know to

have a global impact world leaders are concerned they're worried some even pointing fingers here's nigel farage co-president for the europe and freedom democracy group expressing his anger at the situation. you are all in denial by any objective measure the euro is a failure i do he's actually responsible who was in shot out of you lot one of those the alter is not of you because none of you have been elected none of you actually have any democratic legitimacy for the roles that you can really hold within this crisis all right and i have heard has doubted the eurozone from the beginning but his view is one that even some of the original believers in it are starting to adopt that the eurozone might be on its way to becoming a failure is that the case well i suppose it joe weisenthal deputy editor for the business insider to find out i started out by asking him the simple question is this the end of the eurozone as we know it here's what he had to say you know you're absolutely correct i think it takes some it takes for a crisis to really get to that to spur people to act i mean this is be

reporter: we begin with formula one, a huge setback for germany, just 24 hours after he had equalled nigelforced to retire from sunday's abu dhabi grand prix because of a puncture. starting really well, in the circuit, but on the second corner the right rear tire of his car punctured. he manages to nurse the car back to the pits, would have to return with a damaged wheel. the first time he has failed to finish a grand prix this season and ends his quest to match michael schumacher's record in the '04 season. the mclaren driver who recently split up from his long-term girlfriend was absolutely thrilled. he takes the checkered flag, eight sends ahead of alonzo in the ferrari. jedson button a distant third. >>> roger federer must be hoping that the season started rather than ended. in the final, he was up dpips the local favorite, who was determined to put on a show for the raucous parisian crowd. just brilliant at times as he broke the frenchman's serve, before taking the opener very easily indeed. credit songer, he kept pace in the second set. but federer had the edge. his backhand topspin,

a lot of fans who thi s -- if y friend of spinal tap, it's nigel day, the speakers go up to 11. >> that's more than 24,000 brides in the united states have registered to get married today on the 11th because why not? it's one of those cool kind of things, 11-11-11. >> you'll never forget your anniversary. on "american morning" in about ten minutes i'll be anchoring with alina cho. in honor of 11-11-11. alena is wearing pants for the first time in a decade. >> unbelievable. >> good times. >> i'm spell bound. >> she told me. >> there you go, buddy. i wore pants today, same as every day. >> this could be a moment. >> it's always 11-11 for me. >> hold on a second. yes, pants. pants. >> see. >> don't tell anybody. good times. >> 11s, brother. >> exactly. we're good to go. >> reynolds wolf in the weather center. >> corduroy. >>> the word of the day is dessert fiction. when you're a sports photographer, things can get out of control pretty quickly. so i like control in the rest of my life... especially my finances. that's why i have slate, with blueprint. i can create my own plan to pay down lar

and tomorrow is also nigel tufnel day, the guitar guy in "spinal tap." >> you can see that the numberso to 11 across the board to 11-11-11. >> h and the amps up to ten. is that meaning it is louder? >> well, it is one louder, isn't it? >> and 11 is louder than 10. well, this november 11th is like every november 11th, veterans day which is a celebratory holiday and not the same as memorial day a when we remember those who gave their lives for the country. veterans day is a day to honor those who served in the military and it is the day to clap and cheer and tip our hats for those who celebrate. and in particular if you are not a veteran, it is time to think about what to do for veterans day tomorrow. and your town might have a veterans day parade and small towns have them. you should go and you could thank somebody who served the country. call them up. write a note. knock on the door. reach out to a family who has a loved one overseas and offer to walk the dog or run an errand or ways to donate old cell phone for a soldier can call home, or make one of the tiny trees from wisconsin ever

penny, what did you think of what nigel had to say? >> i think he did a good job to express his opinion, but i wanted to say that concerned women for america was very clear in 1996 during the bill clinton scandal when he was having sex with a 21-year-old intern that character counts. and we've got to be consistent today again delivering that message. character counts. we want to hear all the facts and this is an important conversation to have. now we're at four women. if they're lying like your earlier guest said, then i agree, i think herman cain should sue them and we'll see what comes out on discovery. i think that we need to get to the bottom of this. the country needs a strong leader that doesn't just have business acumen, but also has a good moral compass and good judgment. >> jamal, what do you think about this whole race issue? do you think it is an issue here, or do you think that's unfair? >> you know, i like nyger. but i think his statements were just ridiculous. to try to argue that this is a moment of some great racial pro

yes, tomorrow is also nigel tufnaul day for the guitar god in "spinal tap." >> it's very, very specials go up to 106789. >> exactly. >> is it any louder? >> well, it's one louder, isn't it? it's not 10. >> and 11 is louder than 10. this is november 11th is also like every november 11th veterans day, which is a celebratory holiday, it's the same as memorial day. veterans day is a celebration of everyone that served in the american military in wartime or a time of piece. we clap and cheer and tip our hands to them. it is a celebratory day. if you're not a veteran, this is the time to think about what you are going to do for veterans day tomorrow. they might have a parade and a lot of small towns have them. you should go. you can thank somebody you know who served our country. call them up, write them a note, knock on the door. reach out to a family with a loved one over the seas. there's ways to donate your old cell phone so a soldier can call home or you could send a letter saying thank you. it might make somebody's day over there. join the v.a. at pausing tomorrow at 115067:11 a.m. we