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this is what the pp has to do. today the government of spain cannot think about winning elections.hey have to rule the country. even if that has an important political cost. >> interesting to know if the prime minister agrees with her on that fact as he watches the market today. we do have a press conference after the cabinet meeting which we think will be very closely watched likely to be around 2:30 today. back to you. >> ross we might have a stealth spanish stimulus program here on "worldwide exchange." seeing the reports wants them to go back and visit those parts of spain. >> i thought that was toledo, ohio. >> it's a long a. >> looks nothing like toledo. that was spain not ohio. >> we're spurring tourism or at least the hoech tourism. let's get baron gettelfingeget . spain is that being overlooked as we focus on the headlines in the last couple of days about federal government's need for funds? >> it's being overlooked at the headline level when they talk about market reaction to say the ecb. nobody is forgetting any analyst or investor looking at the eurozone. contracting ec

i have "the new york times" a pp. twitter is like a news wire. going through and checking to see what the headlines are constantly. it is because of who i follow, you can see when things are starting to pick up a buzz. >> what did you study at barnard ? >> political science and history. >> if you have to name people you admire, who would they be? >> politics, i think -- and it is not because i work for them -- the kennedy family. working for them was something i really learned to respect and appreciate to just see how this family and generations has instilled and ingrained in them. mario has been a mentor for me growing up and pursuing a career path. reporters i look to, diane sawyer is a woman i look to. charlie rose is an amazing interviewer and storyteller. al hunt has taught me how to cover washington, how to ask the right kind of questions, and the right way to frame how i approach it. >> here you are with charlie rose. >> this is a domino effect we are seeing unfold in the middle east. you have to take each country by country. palaver urged

odpppz ♪ >> just moments ago, we were videoing our costumes from "gma." >>were never like that. >> making the most of it. george, you nailed it. come on. boys -- >> who knew that was dan harris in the box? >> rather alarming images there of the gma team. performing as rock 'n' roll stars on halloween. >> getting to the hard-hitting stuff in the interview. >> this is harder stuff. >> i thought i was being nice to you. it's time to raise the bar. let me take you -- let me take you back to the week of april 9th. the first in 852 weeks that "good morning america" passed the "today" show in viewers. you hadn't won a week since 1995. >> it was pretty amazing. it was something that hadn't happened in so many years. you were a lot younger. >> you were probably in high school. >> yeah, maybe junior high. >> close. no, it was incredible. it happened so much more quickly than i expected it to happen. having the surprise on top of the victory was pretty nice. >> and matt lauer appeared on the show just after that. this is what he said. listen to this. >> times are harde

pp, this romney's the has become more than before a contest about the biggest issues facing all of us. >> good afternoon. ok, first, a sports metaphor. you know how preseason games often feel like practice? this race now feels like the playoffs. >> they have clashed over energy. barack obama in iowa, mitt romney in ohio, slamming the president for toughening regulation. >> if you do not believe in energy independence for america, then say it. >> win is one alternative the president push. >> the win industry supports 7000 jobs here in iowa. that is worth fighting for. >> an election about the choices. prism's theme, and the challenges today. theme andsident's challenges today. >> we need it, obama has cut $70,000 in medicare. >> mitt romney's running mate's plan would keep the cuts and 19 years, make private coverage an option. ryan was in colorado today. >> a failure of leadership to get the economy growing, to get our spending and debt and deficits under control. >> romney would drop tough new rules on big banks. >> unchained wall street. backare going to put y'all in chains. >> staf

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. >> let me get it out of the way for the racing fan, the poor, because the chinese, the swordfish pp artemis read it. ok. now for the rest of us. here's what it was like. who came out in the cold and wind to watch the boat racing? >> we are pass and ithis place u could ever do this. absolutely. not only that, look at the winter day. this is nascar on the water. >> who doesn't like to watch big things crash and burn? in the past couple of days there has been some of this and that. and down goes frazier. >> ago 6 knots at best but out here they will be going over 20. >> what he means is that weekend sailors go about 7 m.p.h. and these guys are going three times as fast. >> it would be nice if sweden won the america's cup for the first time ever. >> then there are the homers, to have a dog in the race. and the fact that none of the sailors are actually from sweden. >> it would be nice if they were swedish. but, you know, you get caught up in a moment. >> not only to see the golden gate bridge, and then alcatraz, and in the qualifiers for this race? that is incredible >> and those that k

odpppz >>> back now with jerry springer. know you don't actually tweet yourself, people do it for you. it says springer is spitting hot fire. >> i apologize. >> if you want to join in the debate, it's @piersmorgan. tell me, why is barack obama not smarter in his dealing with the republicans to get through more of what he wants to get through. bill clinton is better at it, there's no doubt about that. >> times have changed and there's a structural reason why times have changed. obviously with the begin of course cable news 15 years ago or whatever, we started to become more polarized. here's what the structural problem is. every ten years under the constitution, in every state, they have to draw new congressional lines and it's drawn up by the politicians oof that state. obviously every congressman or every state legislaor wants to draw lines that make sure they'll get re-elected. the result is that 95% of americans, 95% of us live in districts that are overwhelmingly republican or overwhelmingly democrat. that's a fact. beca

later on day 1 pp will put it out. >> reporter: how long is this going -- >> it's going to take a while. we look for shell casings, look for witnesses, look at videos. police go through a time -- a honed checklist of looking for evidence without destroying anything and getting as many witnesses. if you saw something, call the police department, call 311, and they'll connect you with the appropriate people. one or two more, because we're going about the same things. >> reporter: say anything, commissioner? >> we don't think the gunman saying -- did the -- >> unknown at this time. >> unknown. it happened very quickly, it happened very recently. dao. >> the suspect lives in manhattan. >> last question. >> mayor, at this point you said there were multiple shots from officers possibly inadvertently hitting civilians. >> it's under correction. >> reporter: only two officers to fire shots, though, are the -- >> we believe the only shots were fired by the perpetrator, and by the police department. there's no evidence that anybody else was involved, and the police department was two officers who

i(push button tone)pp. this is stacy from springfield. oh whoa. hello? yes. talking to an actual person. you don't need to press "0," i'm here. reach a person, not a prompt whenever you call chase sapphire. >>> hope solo. contestant on abc's "dancing with the stars." she's back with me now. you dance as well. a woman of many assets and qualities, hope. let's turn to your book. because it's a fascinating memoir. first of all, there was a report that your coach didn't want this to be published until after the olympics. is that true? >> oh, you already heard about that? yeah. >> yes. >> understandably so. i mean, i see her point of view. there you go. great picture of her. but yeah, i mean, i talk a lot about 2007 and the controversy that took place. and people haven't heard all the events that took place. i've never spoken openly about them. and for the first time i'm coming out to reveal everything that happened. not because i'm trying to reveal anything or throw anybody under the bus, but more because i want to speak the truth about my life and what i've been

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find out, we're going to interview everybody and then we will get the information will come out of one pp. so you know, it's a terrible thing. our first thoughts are for the murder victim and then prayers that thank god nobody else was seriously injured, and that they will all recover and once again, there's an awful lot of guns out there. thank you very much. >> new york city mayor bloomberg, as well as the police commissioner ray kelly wrapping up an impromptu news conference outside of the building, two some hours ago in midtown manhattan, clearing up a lot of what we had heard from witnesses, this should tell you how witness accounts aren't always as accurate as we think they are. it is the fog of chaos and crime. let's go through what he said, first and foremost e jeffrey johnson, 53 years old, with a .45 caliber handgun, not a shotgun, not a longarm, a handgun, confronting a former co-worker, a 41-year-old victim outside of an office, that the two had shared, prior to mr. johnson being laid off from that company, a year ago, that confrontation led to mr. johnson pointing that gun at

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we will be playing the part of barack obama in debate pp with mitt romney.e is someing of an expert on. and you are speaking tonight at the republican convention. >> right. >> before we talk about tonight, let's talk about last night. mitt romney's wife, ann romney, was the speaker who really electrified the crowd. and her role there was to sort of humanize the candidate. and i want to play a little clip of what she said. >> yeah. >> we got married and moved into a basement apartment. [ applause ] >> we walked to class together, shared the housekeeping, ate a lot of pasta and tuna fish. our desk was a door propped up on saw horses. our dining room table was a foldown ironing board in the kitchen. but those were the best days. >> so did it work? did that help to humanize mitt romney? and why does he need it at this point? >> well, first of all, i thought she was incredible. genuine and warm. and i think she did give us a view into mitt romney's heart as a family man and a husband. and i thought it was great in part because she is not a politician. she is the

pp on voter rights. we head towards november's presidential election. the latest poll results at you'll hear from peter hart and neil newhouse. this is just under an hour. >> we certainly live in interesting times. the economy, the election, the reform, and the fundamental role of government are all dominating our national stage as we head into november. this morning, we will hear from two respected veteran pollsters to share their insights into what americans think about our country now, how it is change, and what it means for all of us as we head into 2012 elections and beyond. because i have such important things to say, we're going to keep them an extra 15 minutes. do not rush out to your committee sessions. they will all be starting 15 minutes later. peter hart is one of the leading analysts in the u.s. since 1971, he has been chairman at research associates. the national journal added him to their list of national leaders who helped shape government policy, and characterizing him as probably the foremost washington pollster of the democratic party