perot was basically a one-issue candidate. so they tuned in not only because it turned into a very compact week-long schedule and there were new formats, as you just mentioned, but people were curious as to whether or not he had informed opinions on other issues. and when they learned that he did, they kept coming back to keep watching. it was an amazing week. and the audiences were huge. >> let's turn to one moment and the issue of bill clinton's experience, his role as an antiwar protester when he was a student in england came up. here you had a sitting president who served in world war ii as an 18, 19-year-old flight pilot and then this moment in which bush went after governor bill clinton. of course the clinton campaign ready for a response. >> i said something the other day where i was accused of being like joe mccarthy because i questioned -- i'll put it this way. i think it's wrong to demonstrate against your own country or organize demonstrations against your own country in foreign soil. i just think it's wrong. now, m

. >> the ross perot museum. >> ross perot.id. >> i decided i'm going to run for the mayor of glendale. >> i want to be the mayor of dallas. >> have you, to you know, have full residence neglendale. so i'm trying to -- >> this is the ross perot museum. >> so for real. noelle's going to lead my campaign. >> that's glendale, california. if i were her, i would start a brand-new party, the "it's like" party. it's like... glendale, california, doesn't elect mayors. somebody tell kim who, may be a pinhead, but maybe not. that's it for us. check out the fox news factor web site, different from bill o'reilly.com. spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day, do not equivocate. i use that word, do not equivocate because that's what i did in the case of kim kardashian. i said -- at the end -- that may be she's a pinhead, but maybe not. that gives you a hint on what the word equivocate means. when writing to the factor, we don't want to you equivocate. we want you to be bold an

that goes back to ross perot. before ross perot people didn't think businessmen would make great politicians. ross perot said, i should by president. it's that simple. and so he did very well. captured a lot of imagination so people started thinking now for the last 20 years, we need a ceo to turn this country around. probably heard rick perry had a few oops moments. but he also talk about, i was a terrible student at texas a&m terrible grades. why would anybody brag about having a bad academic record. that goes back to theded a lie stevenson record, and there was a request whether adlai steven son was too support and talked of the citizens. when eisenhower would run we a status quo, and say, excuse me, i'm knock the educated candidate. this crazy thing that the democrats are this elite intellectual party and the republicans have this middle class sensibility started in 1952. certainly in mitt romney's came, you have the echo of a different campaign. the campaign of 1928. first roman catholic to be nominated for p

he said some acted perot quit without regard to their safety. -- heroically without regard to their safety. >> in a case that stems from the pit bull attack on dominick, his parents sued the owner of the dog who attacked and injured the boy. the victim had to prove the owner knew the dog was dangerous. the decision said the showing an owner knew the dog was a pit bull would be sufficient to file a lawsuit. >> courtney upshaw has had a heck of a 2012 so far. he won the mvp in the championship game plan for alabama and now he gets to play professional football in baltimore. jerry sandusky joins us from the training facility with more on upshot. it sounds like a steal in the second round. >> i think that was the strategy. he could have taken up shop yesterday. instead he traded down to the second round. the reagans will reap the benefits tomorrow when they get the extra pick they selected by moving into the second round. i know it is complicated. here is the good news. we finally have some names to put with these numbers. the three players selected, courtney upshaw, with their second pick, wh

james cameron, eric schmitt, larry page, and billionaire, ross perot, jr.y are hoping to find platinum on the asteroids. one of the most precious metals on earth. you use it every day, you don't even know it. many of you might wonder if it's necessary to launch a rocket to go in space to get it? we're lucky to have steven fleming, of enterprise innovation institute in georgia tech, steven, you have to nrt there will be people skeptical, it sounds like something out of "star trek" is this worth doing? >> past time to be doing it, should have been doing it 20 years ago. >> we think of mining, in pennsylvania, west virginia, maybe oklahoma, mining in space on an asteroid, can you walk us through how it would happen? >> it's a lot harder, but the asteroid belt is a bunch of rocks which look like the rocks here on the surface of the earth. they happen to be busted up in little pieces that are orbiting the few million miles away. rather than drilling holes in the ground to find precious minerals, metals or other things, you can drive up next to one, and pull thes

james cameron, eric schmitt, larry page, and billionaire, ross perot, jr.y are hoping to find platinum on the asteroids. one of the most precious metals on earth. you use it every day, you don't even know it. many of you might wonder if it's necessary to launch a rocket to go in space to get it? we're lucky to have steven fleming, of enterprise innovation institute in georgia tech, steven, you have to nrt there will be people skeptical, it sounds like something out of "star trek" is this worth doing? >> past time to be doing it, should have been doing it 20 years ago. >> we think of mining, in pennsylvania, west virginia, maybe oklahoma, mining in space on an asteroid, can you walk us through how it would happen? >> it's a lot harder, but the asteroid belt is a bunch of rocks which look like the rocks here on the surface of the earth. they happen to be busted up in little pieces that are orbiting the few million miles away. rather than drilling holes in the ground to find precious minerals, metals or other things, you can drive up next to one, and pull thes

for clues in the disappearance of sierra lamar today they searched the money waters of the chair is perot reservoir in santa clara county as kiddo explains they will look next in nearby at a nearby reservoir. for the moment the search for a scare lamar is focused on five objects found with a sonar device at the bottom of the jazz broke reservoir. did we get a look natural to the bottom. so we want to go down and take a look at them to determine what they are. >>> they're now is that specific about what they're looking for better care of the say they're not looking for a body that is shot down 60 ft. underwater and ruled that least one object aspect their smallest and largest tree trunk that was an audible and it looked like-it didn't look like a tree trunk. >>> was the most dramatic moves so far in the four we gone intensive search that has yielded only herself on and have her clothes sears mother is grateful the search effort has not let up. >>> they're not finding anything in the lake that has given me hope but it's difficult snow and that they're doing that. >>> if i nothing here the d

other billionaires who have signed on to the project are executives of google and ross perot. can you imagine what they might find? >> truly it's one of those outer space ideas. >> how do we get in? >> count me in. ashley morrison here in new york. thank you. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news" sticker shock for medical care as some patients get stuck with medical bills. first, though, scott pelley has a preview of tonight's "cbs evening news". >>> it was big business when the house market was booming. real estate investors who were profiting by fixing up and reselling distressed homes. is this a sign that the housing industry is turning around? we'll have that story tonight on the "cbs evening news." off kenmore appliances. 20% plus, an extra 15% off all appliance brands with your sears card. or get 50% off all kenmore wall ovens with your sears card. thinking of going somewhere else? think again. sears. so i get claritin clear. ♪ i can see clearly now the rain is gone ♪ look! see that? this is all bayberry, and bayberry pollen is very allergenic. non-drowsy claritin reli

the seventh with two outs nature holds crowns to the right side orlando house and gets into a turns perot's that pulls the first baseman of the bag. the dodgers don't like to call and they couldn't keep his right foot on the bad. and then extend the in the next man now that is going to be brendan delta issued a double to the gap less under milky cabrera to scores the tying run in sure will to is going to run enki can't. he goes all the way flying around for first giants rallied to the padres to one endicott, was an oil city street ends at 20. >>> former giants manager and hall of famer of the orioles in reds was honored in baltimore and then build a statue of 70 yds and he also threw out the first pitch he had like robinson denied 11 hits and four plus innings of a starter tyson ross. the leanest you run single as part of a vibrant seconds ross gives up nine runs and the a's lose the account of 10 to one the brunt james meyer he fell short last year when the loss to dallas in the finals today started a new run at the finals with an easy 167 win over the next and human the nba playoffs are h

bush beelined for ross perot because he made accusations the campaign had maligned his family and daughters, and mrs. bush wanted to set the record straight at that that just was not true. here she is with her newly adopted son, governor clinton -- soon-to-be adopted son, still governor at the time. it's customary after the election that the first lady gives a tour to the newly elected first lady in the white house, and here she is with mrs. clinton in the queen's bedroom. going over some notes before a speech in a hotel room somewhere. in america somewhere we get one more hotel. sorting through children's books that were -- she was giving to her grandchildren at the staff hotel in kennebunkport. and on a bus tour through illinois and wisconsin. obviously, a late night trip home. we had been given 3d glasses and just being silly on the plane. i like the guy on the right who obviously missed his pair, but was willing to join in any ways. every christmastime mrs. bush visited children's hospital in washington, d.c. here she is holding a young cancer patient, and i love the look on her face. s

bush beelined for ross perot because he had made some accusations that the campaign had maligned his family and his doctors and mrs. bush wanted to set the record straight that that was just not true. here she is with her newly adopted son. governor clinton. soon to be adopted son. still governor at the time. it's customary after the election that the first lady gives a tour to the newly elected first lady in the white house. here she is with mrs. clinton in the queen's bedroom. going over some notes before speech. in america somewhere we get one more hotel room. sorting through children's books that she was giving to her grandchildren in ken any bunk port. and on a bus tour through illinois and wisconsin. obviously a late night trip home. somewhere we were given 3d glasses and being silly on the plane. i like the guy on the right who missed his pair but is willing to join in anyways. every christmas time mrs. bush visited children's hospital in washington, d.c. here she is holding a young cancer patient. she must have gotten great comfort from the little girl who was probably about

sport is a lot of money goes left and right cause more problems on the right direction i think mr perot horror from oh it's likely some problems very successful businessman and this is. we are not really on the line talking about sports in general do you think this is the main problem in sports in general in russia the fact that it hasn't modernized it hasn't come into the twenty first century. it's peak. big. mistake or they cannot they they are not now on the final on a friendly way and since we have to change. play we cannot wait for them or improve you have to start to play. and then we have a really short time to make it really good for sochi in sochi is everything to in russia here not the burka a year not this summer olympics in london i only thought she and i understand the question or understand how important this i'm here if my best but it is it's really important that everybody understand and we have only several days. and we have one hundred fifty percent successful in russia sort of problems with drugs and with doping over the last few years and. nine before one can for lym

the mercedes driver led from pole to secure his first career when it was a dominant display by ross perot who was never really challenged from start to finish his teammate michael schumacher who also started on the front right retired after twelve rocks into a real problem then found joy jenson button and his hamilton came on second and third respectively on the to now lead to the driver's championship from his teammate record pack mark webber sebastian vettel complains of the top five rushing some pets off the list. now it's ice hockey where they could go in cup finals are perfectly poised following game two that's after dinner in moscow battling darts he won on sunday to level the series at one one the visitors started brightly and simply just eight minutes then spoke it out. and despite losing the first game of the series in and i might run themselves two goals to the good at the end of the first period when leo commodore added a second look at me way so i. thought i was on the jodi unfolding back in the final period to ensure it would be a nervy final few minutes still to be honest i

perot's service in uniform and the service of every man and woman who ever served, including admiral crowell who is supporting me. but when joe mccarthy went around this country attacking people's patriotism, he was wrong. he was wrong. and a senator from connecticut stood up to him named prescott bush. your father was right to stand up to joe mccarthy. you were wrong to attack my patriotism. i was opposed to the war, but i love my country. and we need a president who will bring this country together, not divide it. we've had enough division. i want to lead a unified country. >> janet brown, just a moment in which there's so much at stake in 1992. a sitting president being challenged by a little-known governor from arkansas and this became one of the centerpieces of that fall campaign. >> it did. and we were speaking while it was being shown about the fact that that exchange is so much more dramatic because you can actually hear what both men are saying. and the notion that governor clinton invoked the name of president bush's father about another episode that was similar was very dr

clearly to vote for nader knowing that their vote would wouldn't go to these other people and yet the perot you know you have a series of kind of like broken up elections i think. and but i also think that this idea that they use vote is something that capture the youth if there are more active or less active than ever before i feel like that's used every election and i'm sure if you go back to the one nine hundred thirty if people are still saying this is the most active or the least unfortunate kind of sad like the only thing that's consistent about the youth vote is that young people. basically just don't usually come out and vote for people that wouldn't work with younger. or young people who haven't had formed in the young people haven't had enough policies affect their lives yet to be like truly understanding or angry about the situation that their end would be my argument but also i think that this whole you know obsession with the youth vote from candidates might not be so youth driven like the whole student loan thing in the student loan interest rates whole lot of that affects mid

politicians on both sides what perot answers, but the case has taken a political turn. the republican senator asked the secret service of their investigating the potential involvement of white house staff. on the other hand, president obama responded appropriately. >> i think he is doing enough. he active -- he acted decisively. he got folks out of columbia and, he found out about this. he stripped them of their security clearance. all blacks the white house has dismissed any implication of boerse involvement in the scandal. efforts -- >> the white house has dismissed any implication of their involvement in the scandal. >> a prominent member of the nixon white house has died. he served as special counsel to richard nixon and died yesterday at the age of 80. he served time in prison and bitter became an advocate of prison reform. they try to help inmates. he died of complications from a brain hemorrhage. a man completed a non-stop, record-setting voyage across the americas. he hardly seemed worse for the wear. >> welcome home. >> by the time he arrives, at his boat was w

. >> this is the ross perot museum. >> you are not letting me over!> so i have to buy a house there. >> you have to have residency there? >> uh-huh. i'm going to -- park here. noel and i are going to look into the requirements and she is going to help me with the campaign. >> that is so cool. >> jimmy: how is kim kardashian going to win an election? she came in 11th on "dances w s with the stars." we elected conan the barbarian oz governor. this is the current mayor of glendale. do you see, frank is not a bad looking guy himself. while you might not think a kardashian would get a lot of support for a mayor, there is one man that is excited about it and that is jake dird. jake is very, very enthusiastic and today, he stationed himself outside the glendale galleria to get people fired up. ♪ is. >> are you registered voters? do you care about the future of glendale? i have to get everyone's signature to get kim on the ballot. where you from? >> philippines. >> philippines. it's not a real place. we need to get her on the ballot and kick out frank. have y

how many points did perot get? and so i think it is more perot. on bush and the older the night you get the culture credited that made them look jumped nine points in the pool. it was an amazing leap and was the trash job done afterwards by local media that brought that back down. >> let me talk to that because i gave that speech on that night and it's exactly right, i spoke first and spoke great after men all these commentators and tremendous beginnings rose 10 points. bush came out of that go into the convention in some post 25 down and he was only two down coming out of it. another receipt classic that should. the problem was of course the media came after culture they've escaped death of the social culture issues. but the fact is that the media are afraid to offend, those are your issues because media don't want us to win. you know, i sent a memo to baker and when he said now what is he going to win on quick 60% of people think george bush did a good job on the economy. other and says he's a good foreign policy president, but nobody thinks tha

> as soon as you see the sign that says plating company, you know you will be dealing with various perot 6, because that is just the nature of that business. -- with various chemicals. >> we do have acids on site. do have some corrosive material also on site. we have an air monitoring parameter set up. all those results have been negative. we are monitoring the water. >> some of my neighbors have newborns, and they were all concerned about if the smoke was dangerous. we have been assured so far that everything is ok. >> some homeowners worry about fumes, and ask the fire department to come into their houses and run test. >> we were requested into some of the adjacent willie's by homeowners because they smelled a chemical odor -- some of the adjacent dwellings. we have monitored the inside of the dwellings we have been requested to, and all those results are negative also. >> the biggest concern now is the structural integrity of the building create that will then be able to assess the chemicals that remain at the scene. >> right now you are looking at members of the fire department tryin

and billionaire, ross perot jr. these power players, along with a number of incredible minds, plan to take on outer space. >> if you put two google billionaires with a microsoft billionaire, and some astronauts together, you can't go wrong. >> reporter: just what they're up to is still a mystery. they've announced they're forming a new space exploration company to expand earth's resource base. creating a new industry and new definition of natural resources. what does that mean? diamandis gave "forbes" that hint. >> i wanted to do one thing. be an astronaut miner. >> reporter: that's right. astronaut mining. >> we need private enterprise, especially people with deep pockets to jump-start the program. and maybe mining the heavens is just the ticket. >> reporter: this is no moon mission. we're talking deep outer space. no man has ever drilled into an asteroid, unless you count bruce willis, in armageddon. but instead of blowing an asteroid up, the idea would be to take resource out. minerals and compounds that may not

director james cameron the billionaire ross perot and the guy whose run google, that would be a fun dinnerable, they say they want to send spacecraft to mine asteroids. and are spending a budge of -- bunch of money to do it. are you receiving a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. is the pain reliever orthopedic doctors recommend most for arthritis pain, think again. and take aleve. it's the one doctors recommend most for arthritis pain. two pills can last all day. ♪ >>shepard: and now the sort of gas station in space. big time businessmen in seattle want to mine asteroids for fuel potentially creating a new multibillion dollar industry. they actually say multimillion/billion industry. but the project will not be cheap, they say they would first launch telescopes to fine the asteroids, sometime in the next couple of years and then call for robot space ships to extract fuel and valuable minerals from the space rock. they have dreamed b

ross perot jr. all throwing money at this thing. is called planetary resources, and they want to extract precious metals and waters from asteroids that are located very near the earth. they're saying gold, platinum could potentially be in these things. so obviously there could be a lot of money made. >> all right, awesome. so, listen, i just had this happen to me because i just had a snow cone for the first time this season the other day. and i had a brain freeze. now they know what causes it. i know what causes it, cold stuff. >> right, but what causes the pain in your brain. right? why does that happen? >> cold stuff. >> there was a study. researchers were trying to figure out what happened with migraines. so they had people take a drink of ice cold water, put the straw at the roof of your mouth, and it turns out that there's a rush of blood that goes into the center part of your brain. it's right behind where your eyes are, and they're saying that that rush of blood expands this artery and causes pressure and makes your brain hur

ross perot was saying some of these things.e are in a singular moment where people are down on big institutions, and almost -- i think jung people in apathy, you couple disgust and disillusionment and disaffection, it leads to a certain irrelevancy of big institutions. that is the leadership question. the study of how this president makes the decision i think is interesting, but at the moment, hey guys, what do you do about that we're facing real problems. that's the opening for romney. i think the polls indicates and solve problems we don't seem to be able to solve. >> and the robert draper book that's basically going to be released opens with this wonderful annex dote that all of the house republican leadership, some of the senate rep leadership, and some of the rep consultants on the night of the inauguration, plotting about how to get obama out of office. so from hour 1, they were effectively trying to make those institutions not work. who guess tarred with that? obama. the polling numbers don't think he's a change agent an

think about the first president bush, who didn't get re-elected, he had a big challenge from ross perot barack obama has no challenge from his own party-- >>> that's a good point. >> it is unity-- >>> good point. liz, but, there is one missing thing, we have failed results. every time the big government programs, an attack on free market capitalism, when you use divisive rhetoric like this, especially coming out of a period where their programs have been tried, implemented and have failed, i think that's -- that's the determining factor here or am i wrong? >> no, you are right. in fact, in 1980, hamilton jordan, jimmy carter's chief of staff laid it out, saying at the end of the day, you will be judged on the results of your presidency. s s that what we are going to see this time around. what make this is really so heartbreaking from the perspective of the nation is that we face real problems. we face real challenges with this debt crisis that is looming over us, the diminishment of american power and might around the world. and what we see in response from had president is, you know, l

so, i'm trying to -- >> this is the ross perot museum. >> for real.ad my campaign. it's going to be, in, like, five years. >> you are not letting me over! >> so i have to buy a house there. you have to have residency there. >> uh-huh. >> yeah, park right here. noel and i are going to look into the requirements and she is going to help me with the campaign. >> that is so cool. it's air mean yan town. skwk how is this a show, by the way? and how is she going to win an election? she came in 11th on "dancing with the stars." usually you run for office and then make a sex tape. she got that out of the way first. you know, i'd like to remind everyone here, we elected conan the barbarian as our governor. we have a history of bad decision-making. i don't really see kim kardashian as the mayoral type. this is the current mayor of glendale. you see frank is not a bad looking guy himself. while you might not think a kardashian would get a lot of support in a race for mayor, that is one man that is excited about it, that's jake byrd. he jake is very, very enthusi

of this group that is dissatisfied, 19% of all voters in 1992 voted for ross perot.% is sloshing around. i investigate in "the swing vote," in my book, of the 40% who are independent, at least 20%, half of almost a quarter, of all registered voters are true swing voters. and they are up for grabs in this election. obama is now doing better with them, usa today, gallop has a poll out showing ibm. there's two romeres. >> congratulations on the swing vote. we're on the same page in looking down the line. it will be interesting to see how these parties can keep them boxed out before we normally perform the electoral process. i hope it doesn't get too much more screwed up. >>> right here on the d.r. show, the burden of paying for college wreaking havoc on a whole new demographic. did you have any idea there are billions being banished against our retirees'social security checks? >>> the most dynamic astrophysicist explains why we can't wait to another store. clearly, they must not have watched our segment on the lawyer of how to resolve these things. unner,marathon r in a

and there was only one way to get re-elected to attract a large share of the voter whose voted for perott, in 1992 hillary clinton targeted the independent vote. how does that differ from president obama? he sees the re-election as being generated by energizing of the democratic base. they are trying to get another massive turn out of democrats the way they had in 2008. they are not factoring independents to the degree that bill clinton did in 1996. >>neil: 70 high doing well with those independents? not lopsided manner but high is leading? >>guest: he is leading but it is a relatively their -- narrow margin opposed to 2008. so this is not a lot to fritter away. he has to be came with the independents. >>neil: thank you, larry. in the hospital? how about a happy meal? how about a food fight while you are at it? [ jim koch ] there is a rhythm of the seasons, so we've developed styles of beer to accompany that. we brew octoberfest, winter lager, alpine spring and right now, there's summer ale. [ bob cannon ] samuel adams summer ale is a flavorful wheat beer. it has a very nice spice note.

we have a fascination -- going to nominate donald trump and her and gain but goherman cain but ross perot. did very well so people started thinking. we need a ceo. you probably heard rick perry's campaign. and i was a terrible student. i got terrible grades. why would anybody brag about having a bad academic career? that goes back at my stevens and. serious issue. too smart to be president. he talked over the head of nice people so the republicans of consciously decided to run a lowbrow campaign. eisenhower would save the status quo is i am not the educated candidates. i shouldn't talk about it. the crazy thing that somehow the democrats are the intellectual party and republicans have a middle-class sensibility. certainly in mitt romney's case, the ultimate campaign in 1940. first roman catholic denominated president. the first latter-day saints, mitt romney. they have the same problem. mitt romney doesn't like to talk about his religion. they wanted to go away. it is and comfortable to talk about religion. let's move on. the smooth pass the idea that religion qualifies anyone from presid

the seattle based planetary resources has the backing of billionaire ross perot, international softwareer charles ciminck who founded space adventure, the first company to sell space travel. by the way, he sold it to himself. so stick that in your reentry rocket, nasa. you're out, these guys are in. these guys are rocketing, they aim to launch space surveyor in less than two years. it will orbit the earth. i'm told. identify metal and other element rich astroids. not in the earth, pointing the other way. the asteroids will start prospecting them two years after that. the guys all have high i.q. i.q.s. pricy nonsense you say? they crunch the numbers. so it's pricier to get some of this stuff out of the earth's crust. to say nothing of out damaging to the environment that could be. they love the environment here on earth. but not so much up there. they're happy to destroy an asteroid. just leave the earth alone. take that commander bruce willis. you saved a planet, destroyed the asteroid and then dies. these guys are saving the planet, leveraging the asteroid. ah-ha. getting rich. by then