i stood up for jobs at pratt whitney when that company wanted to ship them overseas and other states. i stood up for jobs at another company when it was threatened by hostile takeover. i know about how government can help preserve jobs. i want programs that provide more capital for small businesses, that have better tax policies to promote job creation, stronger intervention by government to make sure that we use the made in america policies and buy america policies to keep jobs here, rather than buying products manufactured overseas as wwe has done. >> government does not create jobs. job creation is simple. an entrepreneur takes. . he or she believes that he creates a good or service sold for more than it cost to make it. then he creates a job. >> mr. blumenthal? >> i don't differ. i am not going to be an entrepreneur as a senator. [laughter] [applause] i will do my best to assist entrepreneurs in exactly the way i just described, which may not have been the answer my opponent wanted, but it is if the kind of answer government needs to provide in tough times when our economy is stru

it's brands are known around the globe-- carrier air conditioners, pratt and whitney airplane engines and otis elevators. 60% of united tech's revenues come from outside the u.s. so a stronger u.s. dollar can hurt its bottom line. but a weaker dollar can help. for instance, a one penny move in the dollar against the euro means a one penny move in united tech's earnings per share according to a sterne a.g. analyst. if the dollar drops a penny, united tech earnings will be a penny more per share. but wolfgang koester with currency management firm fire- apps notes united tech could see costs rise, if it has to pay more for materials priced in stronger currencies. >> so you actually have offsets there that may actually have negative impacts due to the costs. while your revenues may be looking higher, your costs proportionally may be actually even higher. >> tom: we will see just what impact the dollar had on united tech's earnings and its outlook next week. third quarter results are due wednesday. >> suzanne: here are the stories in tonight's n.b.r. newswheel: wall street ends the week mi

for billy clark who works at pratt-whitney-- >> we are out of time.ioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] prison >> obama campaigns in chicago. >> tomorrow, on washington journal, timothy homan held steady a 9.6%. the president and ceo of the women's campaign forum looks at women running in 2010. and at asa hutcheson and alan st. pierre discussed california's proposition 19 which would allow adults over the age of 21 to possess over of -- of 2 an ounce of cannabis. -- up to an ounce of cannabis. >> most generals greatness is what they do on the battlefield. washington's graciousness was what he did between battles. >> sunday, part two of our interview with ron chernow his biography of george washington. that is on c-span's q&a. >> now, the first debate between candidates in wisconsin. russ feingold and ron johnson. the event is taking place in milwaukee, hosted by the wisconsin broadcasters' association. this is one hour. >> this is connecticut votes>> welcome to today's's debate bet

. >> i stood up for jobs at pratt and whitney when they wanted to ship them out of state.od up for jobs at stanley when it was threatened with a hostile takeover. i know how government can help preserve jobs. >> reporter: he says a job is created a variety of ways by a variety of people but principally by businesses in response to demands and businesses. she pounced on that and sit's not government -- said it's not government that kree 80s jobs. it's the entrepreneur that takes the risk. megyn: she is saying he spent his life in government service. she says she is an outsider. we talked about the poll numbers. he's still got a 10-point lead on her. we are less than a month away. four weeks from the election. the trend is in her favor, but does she have enough time to close it? >> reporter: that's the question. real clear has it at 8 points. our poll is 10. she has a good ground game in connecticut, but she is running out of time. i think she wanted to be cautious at this debate. she did make some points. but there were a couple slipups. she couldn't answer specific program

for billy clark who works at pratt-whitney-- >> we are out of time.g performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] broadcast debate between republican channel bolger ron johnson and and come but russ feingold, candidates for the u.s. senate in wisconsin. the president of the wisconsin broadcasting association. >> good evening. the wisconsin broadcasters association foundation and the wisconsin radio a television broadcasters are pleased to be able to continue our public affairs broaasts tradition sponsoring widely broadcast debates in major wisconsin campaigns. this evening but the debate will engage the two leading candidates for the senate. the democratic candidate russ feingold and republican candidate ron johnson. this debate was made place by a generous grant from the wisconsin association of independent colleges and universities. >> good evening, everyone. i am president of the wisconsin association of independent colleges and universities. on behalf of wisconsin's nonprofit colleges and uni

for billy clark who works at pratt-whitney-- >> we are out of time. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] [no audio] >> the president and ceo of the women's campaign for and looks set women running in 2010 and impressions of candidates. a former drug enforcement administrator and executive director of the national order -- national organization of the reform of marijuana laws. now, the wisconsin senate debate. t >> now the debate between democratic senator russ feingold and republican ron johnson. this takes place in milwaukee. this is live coverage on c-span. >> we present a live statewide broadcast debate between republican channel bolger ron johnson and and come but russ feingold, candidates for the u.s. senate in wisconsin. the president of the wisconsin broadcasting association. >> good evening. the wisconsin broadcasters association foundation and the wisconsin radio and television broadcasters are pleased to be able to continue our public affairs broadcasts tradition spo

for billy clark who works at pratt-whitney-- >> we are >> according to most polling, mr.umenthal is holding on to a single digit lead, a smaller lead an earlier this year. hethe abc's "this week" blamed his fall and the polls on money. his opponent, a former executive of world wrestling and entertainment has spent $22 million of her own money on the race. both of the cook political report >> a special presentation of campaign 2010 -- a gubernatorial debate, sponsored by the ohio newspaper organization, the coalition of the largest eight newspapers in the state of ohio, live from the toledo main campus. here is your moderator. >> good evening and welcome to the ohio gubernatorial debate. we're so glad you are with us. we think we have a dandy on tap. wherever you are watching from the buckeye state or all across the country. we welcome in the two major candidates for governor. one of them will lead the state government for the next four years. let's meet them and say welcome to ted strickland, the current governor of ohio and former of representatives. good to have you bac