it doesn't make sense for american workers, american businesses, or america's economy. a lot of companies that do business internationally make an important contribution to our economy here at home. that's a good thing. but there is no reason why our tax code should actively reward them for creating jobs overseas. instead, we should be using our tax dollars to reward companies that create jobs and businesses within our borders. we should give tax breaks to american small businesses and manufacturers. we should reward the people who are helping us lead in the industries of the future, like clean energy. that's how we'll ensure that american innovation and ingenuity are what drive the next century. that's how we'll put our people back to work and lead the global economy. and that's what i'll be fighting for in the coming months. thank you. >> hello. i'm mike pence of indiana. these are difficult times in the life of this nation. families are hurting, american businesses are struggling. in the city and on the farm, the economic policies of this administration have failed.

are we still the america that did go to the moon? or we the america that is believing the moon landing deniers now and saying well, they never did that? is america special? is it different from the rest of on the world? has god done with the freedom we enjoyed in this country? is he neutral? is he like ah, whatever? is he? the world in longer need of miracles, like rescuing afghanistan citizens; particularly, women? as much as i despite the fact that the men and women are still over in afghanistan fighting this ridiculous war at this point, do you know how much good we have done? do you know how many women and girls we have saved from brutal regimes that allowed the women to be raped, just because they were walking down the street they could rape them? is america done? are we done? does america have any value left anymore? or has the ship sailed? one thing for america to collectively decide we're tired of bailing out the world. i am. i am sick and tired of being the world's policeman. but what happens when america is no longer able to h

or america's hope to raise about $50,000 this year. thousands who live in the city took part in the annual fall cleanup. they were joined by mayor stephanie rawlings-blake and other local officials. this year's theme is clean water starts in your yard. officials say removing trash prevents it from polluting local water. this the seattle aquarium is getting into the halloween spirit in their own special way. visitors got a special look at the aquarium's halloween activities this afternoon. check out the underwater pumpkin carving going on. scuba divers sculpted their own spooky squash and took part in some friendly competition. that make it look so easy. it could be halloween in seattle, but in colorado is beginning to look an awful lot like christmas, condo. there is so much snow that ski lifts will be opening tomorrow at loveland. >> now, your forecast with sandra shaw. >> the skiers here will have to wait a little longer before we see stowe. it got down to 35 degrees out at the airport. a lot of the reason is the disturbance of movin

some conflicting reports here on how long the troops are going to be staying whether it's italy or america tell me this though do you think it's always really gaining anything by sending its troops to fight and die in afghanistan. yes or no i mean the problem is that we are not there because our government or our establishment in general is concerned about the situation in afghanistan so we're not really there for strategic calculation the one we're there because it's a way two hundred to coalition and differentiate that we have with the united states it's more political engagement right this is something which is very crude if you like that and it's something that of course is not publicly obert ties it's not something which is made which is subject of public statements of course but that's basically the substance of our stay in afghanistan and this means that we have really no strategic thinking about our staying or and so there you are going to an area where political agenda when it comes to italy's involvement in afghanistan produce your mark on the life of the italian capital thank yo

defenders sets the rules, there is a process by which the challenger, the first or first person who makes the challenge after the america's cup is one -- the challenger has certain rights to take issue to make sure the regatta sales. -- ails. -- sails. i never knew i would know this much or be this interested in sailing. what happened was a nasty three- year legal battle. in the end, apparently the folks in new york in the 1800's and must be pretty smart. in the end, if all else failed, the best three regatta -- two out of three winner takes the cup. maybe this is what mr. ellison wanted the whole time through his legal challenges. this cut out a lot of qualifying regattas or a lot of the work out of it. last time, in valencia, the lawyers are the ones that figured out the preliminary rounds. oracle took two out of three, took the first two in the event. the outcome of that for valencia was a huge loss in revenues. apparently, they could not even sell the tv contract on it. they were giving it away free on the internet. at an event where according to the $270 million figure, an event that had previously cost somewhere in

it is not an easy answer to say that britain or america could take direct action here.say that the african community can persuade the zimbabwean people that its interest in zimbabwe is such for the future and we have to see an end to the practices that are prevalent to dictatorships and not democracy. >> mr. brown, it is an absolute pleasure to have you here tonight. i am a sophomore. the united kingdom has been a key player in the world commitment to the green revolution. it has managed to reduce pollution in its largest city, london, by 12% since the early 1990's. but it has become increasingly dependent on oil but does not always come from the north sea. how does this speak on behalf of the development of the world? what is a viable global solution? >> thank you very much. britain is the biggest country for the next generation of when the power and wave power. we have renewals that will grow jobs in the years to come. but to many countries are too dependent on one source of energy, which is oil. i was talking about the climate change conference in copenhagen. anyway,

or. america plans to sell some sixty billion dollars worth of weapons to saudi arabia and what's seen as one of the largest arms deals in u.s. history congress has yet to approve the deal put forward by the obama administration the saudis want new fighter jets attack helicopters as well as upgrades for its existing aircraft to sell would also include a wide range of bombs. saudi arabia is one of the united states biggest oil suppliers washington hopes the deal will improve the defense of the gulf state but limiting campaigner david he says saudi arabia is not likely partner for a country that claims to defend human rights. in classic dictatorial fashion the saudi regime does not rely on the consent of its people to be governed and therefore needs all the arms that it can acquire simply to maintain its presence in the region there has been unfortunately a lack of concern for human rights in saudi arabia there are elements within the us government that believe that either ship is moderate and therefore it is an ally of the united states i believe that the saudi regime does in fact quite ex

or ceqa documents? we apparently can do that, but i do not know whether it is advisable. there is no response. if you flip over to the america's cup impact on the san francisco general fund, this is my best estimate. this is taken from four or five different sources, including the committee meeting yesterday, the resolution in terms sheet in front of us. we have some revenues. an increase in hotel tax -- trochophore dollars million from the study. the payroll tax increase -- $8.40 million. -- an increase in hotel tax -- $14.40 million from the study. the cost to the city for police or security, transport, and recreation facilities during the event -- $11 million. i am not sure their methodology, but that was in the study. a figure of $32 million was mentioned in committee yesterday, which referenced the fees, the improvements, and the utilities. those were also reflective of revenue. i am not sure the assurances of that. i have looked on the revenue side as well. the court identified infrastructure work. the advertising revenue is $892,000. that is an attachment in our package. they said that are not sure about that. they do n

latin american way of doing politics now and i'm keeping in mind the tragedies that latin america is has come over or achieved since the one nine hundred seventy s. . the answer to your question is yes absolutely has to be recognized and everybody recognizes that interesting things are happening in that in america the significance remains somewhat he didn't two things are happening first latino america has turned its back on the dogma to some of the previews dictates both right and left that is to say both you know free market fundamentalism and the far left this idea that you know just stay dirigisme and violence where the royal road towards progress. has turned its back on those dogmatism and so there is now a left right continuum that he says specifically looked in american that combines economic pragmatism with a bottom up approach to politics grassroots are now telling their governments to be the rear guard to follow what the people want and the second thing that is happening is a massive explosion of creativity both in politics economics and in the arts as. the swedish academy recognized yester

but it's the black and the blue of the loving on the shoes, let alone a dime or water, america, you are always scotched earth in our mouth. always a rain of disaster of streams of our broken eyes. now the rags are the most turn. our pores the poorest that can be worn in the souls shop. now that all is lost and there is only nothing to lose. long live the courage and the poor. they begin to waiver. [applause]. >> vennetia. i was enranged at your body enettia. chicanery that cried out of an awfulor gast. slowly i found you should side streets where you practice a strolling stillness without any engine sounds and the skies turning on into color and then eternal magnificence of twilight, it accompanies your every move and theirs doubt about it, you are more adorable without the car wrapped around you, where you can be what you are. walking water. that gently laps. i have come to you this midnight and lane down in your black body with it's soft red blush and pulled the starkly blue cover over a cheek or moon blushing through the midst. and the final for me. juna. that's juna bomb. that she l

but it's the black and the blue of the loving on the shoes, let alone a dime or water, america, you are always scotched earth in our mouth. always a rain of disaster of streams of our broken eyes. now the rags are the most turn. our pores the poorest that can be worn in the souls shop. now that all is lost and there is only nothing to lose. long live the courage and the poor. they begin to waiver. [applause]. >> vennetia. i was enranged at your body enettia. chicanery that cried out of an awfulor gast. slowly i found you should side streets where you practice a strolling stillness without any engine sounds and the skies turning on into color and then eternal magnificence of twilight, it accompanies your every move and theirs

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it's not where he said it would be or america wants it to be right now. they tried going after karl rove, obviously now before this, i mean, there has been a whole string of republicans that they've attacked, john boehner. is that the right strategy, though, to find sort of somebody to go against? >> well, i think the challenge there for the democrats is that none of the republican bad guys that you mentioned have anywhere near the notoriety or the acclaim of a barack obama. i mean, people do not know, generally, who karl rove is, who john boehner is. the chamber of commerce is sort of the latest in that string. barack obama is the president of the united states and off-year elections are generally a referendum. the republicans clearly made a bet that that's what this election is going it be about. as karen says, democrats are doing everything they can to make this about somebody else. to make this as david pluff has said a choice and not a referendum. that could still change, we have the lifetime left in politics, but that's where things are at the momen

and protests have marked america's columbus day or today it's close to celebrate america's discovery but the descendants of those who were there before the settlers say it was a conquest that led to times against its people. the next the kaiser report looks at why the wealthy are putting the show in black and gold. geyser this is the kaiser report markets finance and scandals durham career all they were sentenced to some jail time recently my point is why bother with the long level street derivatives dealers why not put the crime lords like the management of society generale in jail those are the guys that are counterfeiting bonds those are guys who are engaged in a massive global money laundering derivatives.

that at the end of the day, a nuclear weapon in that country's hands is not just israel's problem or america'sd to remind russia about that, and the good news is, we do. i mean, the president does. and by the president, i mean every president, bush did it, every chance he got. and obama does too. so sarah palin is right on this one. not exactly original, but she is right. and when palin's right, news max is right to present it as breaking news. she had more to say about war. >> i hate war. war is hell. we don't want war, we don't strive for war. >> again, right on target. i agree with her, word for word. and if you don't, i'm sure the history channel has some war footage you can revel in right now. finally, though, sarah palin says she's deeply religious herself. technically a christian, not affiliated with any organized religion like catholics, presbyterians that may make serious demand on her attention. she takes an unambiguous stand on the separation of church and state. >> americans will never stand for sharia law being the law of the land because americans are smart enough to know sharia

less is at stake than the choice to going back to the exact agenda of the bush administration or moving america forward. >> that was her interview with my colleague. she was making the point which democrats love to make that this is about the bush administration. we're going to relitigate that now we'll go to john boehner and the way he decided to describe what the issues are. >> the house finds themselveses in a state of emergency. the intuition does not have a break. and seems incapable of acting on the level of it. there's no accountsbility. there's no cons questions. >> i find it interesting neither one of them is being as honest as they could be about exactly what the situation is. but let's start with the nnsy pelosi part. the republicans have decided they can use as a battering ram to help get republicans effected. is it working? >> they have a little bit more of an edge on things. the difference is no one knows who he is. he's starting to hit his position. nancy pelosi is known. the national committee, they pull her in all of our commen active raises. in every competitive race, not only

from our discussion there and tell us the number of sikhs are there a lot of sikhs in the world or in america? >> i think there are about 24 million sikhs all over the world. the vast majority of them are in punjab, north india. and a lot of them in india, but then they have migrated all over the world. you have large quantities of sikhs, a large number of sikhs in england. number of them in canada. in canada they are a few percent of the total population. in the united states of america, people say that they are half a million sikhs in america, but i don't believe that number is correct. i believe the number is closer to 1 million sikhs in the united states. there are approximately two to 300dualla, the house of the lords that we call them all over the united states. a large number of sikhs go there and have their functions and so on. we'll talk more about the sikhs in the united states. >> yeah, you know, almost what dr. kapani said a million, 40% of those numbers are here in california. the bay area in itself is the second largest sikh population next to uhab city only. and recently last m

or how america is overseas broadcasters are planning to expand while slamming their competition that's coming your way short. alleged russian africa is appealing against a thai court's ruling that he should be extradited to the u.s. victor lawyers claim there's no evidence against him and insists the judge should question witnesses his family fears that if extradited he would be forced to confess. he wasn't really understand that it's quite possible the extradite him just looking mark on some eve craft period and force him to give whatever testimony the u.s. wants him to give i think he'll do it takes to get it and i'm sure everyone understands they're playing to fleece to do these days starting with chemical sense psychological pressure. on tuesday the tiny criminal court dropped charges of money laundering and fraud against bood clearing his way for extradition charges could have delayed his being sent to the us which is supposed to happen by november the twenty year bush was arrested in bangkok two and a half years ago and has been behind bars ever since washington accuses him of fu

if they're not energized or motivated to energize others, the republic will be lost. the americawe love, the america that we have known. good, bad and ugly. it's up for the taking. the president keeps warning his base that if the g.o.p. wins in this election, it will stop his agenda and we'll go back to the policies of the past. unfortunately, he's right in some regard. we will go back to the policies of past. but i'd like to go back to the real past. to smaller government where we encouraged each other to help each other out and we encouraged others to invent and create. less intrusion, less spending and end to corruption. there has always been corruption. there will always be corruption and there will always be the poor among us. it's our job to do a better job each and every day, to help the poor and punish those who are corrupt. these are not the policies that got us in to the mess that the big government politicians like to claim. no, not those. progressive policies of the past of the republicans and the democrats. policies of an out-of-control spendthrift big government min

other hand there's still all along a long way to go before we could really see latin america as sort of leading the world or a latin america transformed that still a region with very high inequality very high poverty. very sort of erratic political institutions now all this is changing and it's moving in the right direction and that gives enormous hope and optimism but i think that a let's wait another ten fifteen years no one talked about the chinese miracle until it was going on for a dozen years i think latin america really has to sort of show it has staying power with its current economic and social directions as well as its democratic governance could you want to jump in there in reply to that. well i would like to say three things number one the present transformation of the we seen that in america has been happening for over a decade already and secondly there are already concrete examples of latin america leading the world and probably the best example of that in the seventeenth of may the collaboration of the hair on we brasil together with turkey actually achieving what none of the five veto power

limited to current leadership we should change to north korea or champions of survival of the consider nuclear weapons. only guarantee against america or. south korea. attack so i heard myself in. the top official saying that americans do not have nuclear states and that's why we're nuclear that's their logics of course the north koreans are very much interested in direct with the united states and i think there is still possibility for diplomacy we're talking about maybe change of powers in north korea the sun taking over good thing or nothing's going to really change no one who actually knows it looks like the same litter ship which is. residing in china except the children. will still be there but i don't think that anyone can really predict it was going to happen there thank you very much. it's the secret incursion into the country. the invasion by means of. tradition the language really. this deep deep compete. and culture. to think. that had the germans are still unaware of what's. going on in their minds still asking to have no idea about stuff like this which i don't know anything about last night. on r.g.p. and. the headlin

and development in the 21st century, it is not just what i do when i go off to asia or africa or latin america or anywhere else. it is what we all do. i am convinced that it is not only our connections through government that will really chart the course of the 21st century, but, indeed, it is the people-to p-people connections. it is not -- there is not anyone anywhere that does not know that our free, dynamic society, with so many opportunities for people, doesn't in some way holdout both promise and example for them -- hold out both promised an example for them. whether you care about haiti where we have worked from the very beginning of the disaster there to help with relief, recovery, and now reconstruction, or whether you care about the violence in mexico from the drug cartels, where we're helping put together an anonymous crime-reporting tip line so that citizens can report what they see and learn without fear of being exposed, or whether you care about national treasures like those in iraq that were in danger over the last several years, and we worked with the iraq national museum and

. >> get more later on "good morning america." or anytime at abcnews.com. >> have a great thursday, captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> i hope they do not come to my house. if they do, they will have a problem. >> a suspected serial burglar strikes began. good morning, washington. thanks for joining us. it is early on a thursday morning. >> for more on that story in just a moment, but we begin with a traffic and weather. here is ever meteorologist. a little wet out of there. >> you may notice some damp roads here in there. the showers are quickly pushing out. it is a dry and dusty day. right now it is 52 degrees in landover. 56 in leesburg. reagan national at 53. here is ever forecast for today. mostly sunny skies, temperatures in the low 70's. the average height is 71 degrees. west winds from 10-20 mile per hour. a beautiful weekend is in store. >> construction southbound 95 headed down towards the interchange. springfield looking good. a problem with an accident, car fire with trafficking by a singl

in asia or latin america but that's a direct question now what is the current state of european asian relation of this europe is of no interest to asia it would view europe as a landmass that reaches the pacific ocean with russia and europe are not a whole picture there was an alliance here then we can say europe reaches the pacific affairs and this is the reason you hear of sleaze russian and i'm not sure if rationalisation europe but europe at the moment of need for russia or whether we're better. or in one of your interviews you spoke about the role of poland and said it could become a great. between europe and russia what kind of bridge and what are the current dynamics of russian polish relations. door until very recently it seemed like a great idea and skill but now represent the tweener russian amal it has actually happened i think however that some politicians use smadi politicians for schools and yes even prime minister donald. when he was bringing poland of loss' to russia with a plane crash off of the wall and has always been the final frontier of europe of russia began aft