thank you very much for joining me tonight, ralph. >> thank you. >> ralph, why aren't you running, yourself do you want a slate of six challengers to the president? >> well, first, it's a two-party dictatorship. third parties really don't have much of a chance to get blacked out from the presidential debates. blocked out by the media. i ran three times officially and have documented in many ways with litigation and articles and books by others that we have to have electoral form, have a more competitive democracy and give more choice to the voters. as far as a slate's concerned, a slate by definition is not a challenge to his nomination. it's a challenge to his conscience. a challenge to his backbone. it's a challenge to have the democratic primaries be other than a series of air force trips around the country where president obama's responding to the crazed republicans and their juvenile monetized minds. it's an attempt to basically broaden the issues in the election for all the millions of workers who are stuck in a stagnant minimum wage. for the millions of workers who want to form trade

these are the ralph lauren girls 2011 fall and holiday collections.and kids were getting a chance to see them first. what do you think of the idea of having fashion shows especially for teenagers and kids? >> i think that's great 'cause a lot of fashion shows are for older people, so for people to go say, "oh, i'm going to a fashion show this weekend," that's really cool. >> i've never been to a fashion show before. my mom said "we're gonna go to a ralph lauren fashion show." i'm like "whoa, cool!" [ laughs ] >> the fall lineup features a variety of styles, including military-inspired jackets... herringbone blazers... and new accessories -- including this suede fringe bag. >> i love it because you can always stay bundled up and i love it because you look good in it and you always feel very confident in yourself when you wear it. >> the holiday collection is equally as stunning, with ruffled snowflake sweaters... sweater vests... and tunic shirts. >> my favorite outfit from the holiday collection was the plaid dress. >> while some of the girls modeling

ralph silva will be joining us later on in the show. we'll have more coverage of the ongoing situation at ubs as we get more information about it. andrew? >>> interesting insight into the world of trading, that realtime trading where you get those sort of trades, as ralph was saying, more unusual than you might think. here in asia, pretty good numbers around the region. let's start with tokyo, the nikkei up by 1.8%. no coincidence those numbers came on the back of improving manufacturing confidence. that was up for a fiven consecutive month in september and does show you how manufacturers are getting back on their feet following that march tsunami. a lost people saying it would take longer than it has for japan's manufacturing sector to recover from that. it does not seem to be the case. in australia, the benchmark not far behind, the numbers we saw on the nikkei. up by more than 1.5%. here in hong kong, it was up more modest, a gain, and in shanghai, just down the road from here where we are, the index slipping back by a 0.20%. nina. >

ralph is holding nothing back when asked about his former employer.out what he said that has lots of terrapins fuming today. >>> the redskins back on the road this weekend looking to bounce back against the winless rams. >>> it's been nine months since the university of florida and ralph went their separate way but he still holds a grudge. he lashed out at his alma mater and former employer for the way they handled his dismissal. the terps went 74-50. he was named coach of the year in 2010 but that didn't matter with a year left on his contract he was bought out and said bier bye in december. in -- said bayh in december. in an interview, he didn't hold back. >> i burned my diploma. they take about maryland pride, they didn't show me maryland pride. the redskins are another team looking to bounce back with a big win but it may not be as he see as it looks. st. louis has yet to win a game but the rams have been trouble for the redskins in recent years. they won three of the last four matchups. maybe a change will do the redskins good. i was surprised to

. >>> ralph nader wants a primary challenge against president barack obama.ratic primary challenge. i'll talk about that with jonathan capehart coming up. >>> still to come tonight, the very first thing you ever learned about rick perry and mitt romney, not true. and that's because those two men want it that way. their secrets are revealed in tonight's "rewrite." >>> and it's no secret donald trump would like people to think he still might run for president even though viewers of this program know better. coming up, how donald is trying to keep his hand in republican politics. oh, you want to touch it? go ahead and touch it. nicely. nice froggy. [ female announcer ] there was a time when poker night... was what you looked forward to all week. - oh, wow! cool! cool! - whoa! so who'd have ever thought boys night out... wouldn't hold a candle to boys night in? having a baby changes everything. >>> in the spotlight tonight, ralph nader wants to challenge president obama in a democratic presidential primary nader doesn't want to run, himself, but he is hoping to f

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ralph reid, chairman of the faith and freedom coalition as a strategist and christian leader, ralph, i want to ask you first off, who do you think won your vote last night? >> well, i think we've got a pretty big membership, kyra, of about 500,000 members and they're falling about where the polling is showing among all social conservatives and tea party activists. i think rick perry when he got in this race, it wasn't a big fish in a small pond. it was a whale in a bathtub and he came in with a big splash. he's done very well. romney will get his fair share of these people and they're also very high on bachmann. i don't think you count her out at all. i think this is going to be very competitive, very hard fought. we had our event yesterday with over 2,000 of our activists in florida. they all came and made their case and we're, i think we're dating, but i don't think we're ready to get married yet. >> strong as an acre of garlic. i had to write that one down. we'll get to michele bachmann and garlic in just a second. but, ralph, you actually had an opportunity to get up close and pe

." >>> this report is brought to you by ralph warren. >> we're at the u.s.n tryouts. let's check it out. hundreds of hopeful teams and even adults lined up and signed in for this year's open call. >> i want to be a ball person because i'm athletic and i'm fast. i think i have a good chance of making it. >> i thought it was a good opportunity. just looks like a lot of fun. >> it is a lot of fun. but it's also serious work. while thousands of fans watch the u.s. open from their seats in the stadium and millions more watch it on tv, the ball person has to be on their toes. it's their job to quickly retrieve balls that are hit out of play so the next point can be served. >> the ball person that we're looking for has to have a little bit of wherewithal in terms of what's happening on the court, has to be enthusiastic, wants to work hard, be a part of a good team. >> to be a ball person you need two things. speed and agility. but having a love for the game doesn't hurt either. >> i've been a ball person for four years and i love the game of tennis. >> not only is

sheryl lee ralph joins me now live from new york. so great to see you.you were here in atlanta. i wish we could have done this interview in person. >> oh, me too. >> tell me what you're planning to do for the aids quilt. >> well, let me tell you. it's very simple. the aids quilt is a national treasure. it is over 50 miles long. it's a memorial to those who have passed away due to hiv and aids-related diseases. but in the way the numbers are going up within the communities of color, people of color only represent less than half a mile of the quilt. and so today we launched a project there in atlanta at spellman college. i love spellman for coming on board with us for this. we launched a quilting project to encourage people of color to come out and memorialize their family and friends who have not been included in this quilt. >> it's important, it's important, sheryl lee for awareness. >> absolutely. >> i know people have said it. and you don't want to criticize people. but this is reality. that african-americans, many african-americans, i should say, are

i did corporate welfare with ralph nader. i agree with -- i don't agree with ralph nader on 99-100 things. he is not the enemy. look at obama shoving obama-care down the -- we just don't have it in d.c. i'm glad we played golf and biden told me we do better next time. i'm looking forward to a second match. >> governor, you did talk briefly about the presidential race. there are a number of republicans at high levels in ohio that fear that governor perry of texas is too conservative to win in the state of ohio in a general election. they point to things such as the ideas where he has described social security as a ponsy scheme and that he accused the federal reserve board chairman of perhaps behaving in a fashion if he pumps money in the economy. do you believe the governor of texas might be too conservative? >> i don't think so. when you look at his record in texas, and they can try to object secure it anyway they want to, when you are the leader, things go poorly, and when things get blamed, and when things go well, you get

ralph lauren hit an all-time high after an upgrade.ival was up sharply after the cruise line beat forecasts. oracle was up and down in after-hour trades, posting revenues slightly above expectations but also weakening hardware sales. elsewhere, reuters reports united technologies is close to a multibillion dollar all cash purpose of aircraft component maker goodrich. today representatives from expedia, yelp and nextag will testify before a senate antitrust subcommittee looking into anticompetitive charges against google. finally, one california city is becoming the first to shed sales of one luxury item. tuesday west hollywood city council approved a ban on any apparel made of fur. >>> coming up, a classic pitcher's duel in a classic rivalry. the braves and cardinals stay wild. and how players amuse themselves when they're out of the pennant race. >>> back and forth battle between boston and baltimore ends with the red sox collapse. your first look at sports is straight ahead. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ♪ hush, little baby

. >> just for us and keep the photos coming. >> thank you, ralph. awesome picture. >>> keep the luggage handy. reasons why you should travel now. >>> and more people putting off car repair. what the experts say you can do to save some money. ,,,,,,,,,,,, switch >> a major recall for honda tonight. a problem with power window switches could cause a fire. the auto maker is recalling nearly a million crvs and fits made between 2005 and 2009. a different recall affects the crz hybrid with manual transmission. honda says a software glitch that could cause the car to roll backwards while in gear. >>> car maintenance is taking a hit in this economy. a aaa survey found one in 4 americans can't afford major repairs. the experts warn putting off maintenance could end up costing even more in the long run. they say there are some simple things we can do ourselves. >> a very easy thing for a consumer to take care of their car is read the tire the pressure settings by the manufacturer on the door. and set your tires to that setting. front and rear may be differen

>> i think ralph reed is exactly right. this is a primary and rick perry is not known to the rest of the country. he's just getting known now. and i think he had to lay down his marker. these are the values that informs his decisions and this is how he looks at the world. and look, people are going to be criticizing him and he's going to be under the microscope for many weeks as long as he's a frontrunner for, you know, how well he did in school and whether he's smart enough. whether it's up to the task and at least on the right and left, trying to portray the governor as kind of a male christine o'donnell. not smart enough for the task. maybe a little odd, maybe a little loopy. and he gets up there at liberty university and he says this is who i am. this is my journey. this is what i believe. and i can tell you some reaction at my radio show tonight which is a broad base of people from different doe unanimously nations and different faith backgrounds, people love it. they connect with it. >> bill: the people who agree with

that also the mainstream comedy audience takes its cue from the media, you know-- in the way that ralph nader is marginalized and neutralized by the mainstream media, in the way that ralph nader and his greens and winona laduke are made to look a little off. because they want true change and true democracy, the mainstream media seeks to marginalize them. and that's why the average comedy audience listens-- you know, they listen to the mainstream media. they listen to when ari fleischer says, "loose lips sink ships," if you will, you know? and so it's harder for a comic to win over their audience or to get the audience to listen if they're not just being a "team player." you know, i've got a lot of things to say about my government, because i care, because i am patriotic, you know what i mean? george carlin is very patriotic. that's why he's so mad. you know what i mean? bill hicks, when he was alive, had a lot to say because he cares about what the government does in his name. now, the government makes decisions on your and my behalf constantly. they do not let us in on 90% of it, and t

thiese are subject to the ralph m. brown act and ensure open meetings and the public has access to the record so there is plenty of opportunity for transparency. they also hope -- postin annual meeting -- host an annual meeting and they are provide -- required to provide notice. as far as their contract with the city through our office, they are required to do a mid- year report, an annual report and an audit each year. their contract requires them to have an annual hearing at the board of supervisors so the public can -- you can hear about their work and the public can provide testimony on the work of the organization in terms of administering the district. you have already heard most of this. this is a seven year district and expires in 2013. it is managed by private, nonprofit organization called the central market committee benefit organization. they provide assessment funds and they have an average annual budget of 900,000 over the past five years. these are their programs and i am not going to go over this anymor

i did corporate welfare reform with ralph nader. i don't agree with ralph nader on probably 99 of 100 things. but he's not the enemy and there are things we can agree on. and we're not going to solve the major problems -- look at obama shoving obama care down people's throat. it's never settled down. touf do things together and find common ground. that's what you have to do to move big things over time. and we just don't have it in d.c. and i'm glad we played golf and biden told me he would do better the next time. i'm looking forward to the second match. >> governor, you talked briefly about the presidential race. there are a number of republicans who fear that governor perry of texas is a little too conservative to win in the state of ohio in general election and they point to things such as the idea where he had described social security as a ponzi scheme and that he accused the federal reserve board chairman of perhaps behaving in a treesness fashion if he continues to pump money into the economy. do you agree with that? do you

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that voice on n e 911 call was ralph, who owns the barbecue joint just across the parking lot. bullets riddled his weapons when the shooter started firing at random in a circle. and you have one, two, three, four, five -- >> yeah. we've got so many more holes into the building. >> reporter: they pierced the antique cash register, punched homes in the walls and even punctured the ventilation duct in the kitchen. he showed us his security camera foot ablg of the scene. that's his son trying to lock the front door. >> and you'll see the bullet come through, right there. >> reporter: carson city is now the latest american community forced to make sense of the senseless. like tucson earlier this year, forced to absorb a madman's rampage that's now done lasting damage to dozens of people's lives. >> this is unquestionably the most devastating attack on our community in carson city's history. >> reporter: in this case, the shooter, identified at 32-year-old eduardo sencion, appeared to be targeted uniformed military personnel, holding a breakfast meeting at the back of the ihop. yet h

ralph silva joins us with more, the director of the silva research network. the boss of deutsche bank was saying at a conference about 24 hours ago that he thought some of the weaker banks would go to the wall as a result of this crisis. is that a statement of the bleeding obvious as we say here or is it actually simply that something that really should shock us? >> it is a bleeding obvious, to be quite honest with you. we anticipate about 30% of the world's banking brands will disappear within the next five years. the reason is simple. there's a massive oversupply of banking products in the world today. we don't need to go into branches as much. most of the technology is in play that we could do our transactions without having to talk to people. we need much fewer of the banks. >> you're talking about the retail sector, the small business sector, if you like, the consumer facing and small business facing side. what about the investment side. >> you don't need -- it doesn't take as long to do an investment banking deal as it did ten years ago. communications

. >> faith and freedom coalition is headed up by ralph reid and back at it again in october next month in iowa. >> david brody cbn news, in orlando, florida. >>> coming up, he made his fortune selling cars. find out why this wealthy businessman gave it all spread the gospel. >> american entrepreneur dois rosser once made his fortune in the car business. all that changed as he approached retirement. >> he traded that earthly fortune to see the gospel go into every nation. charlene israel reports how this businessman-turned-missionary spent golden years building thousands of churches in 58 countries. >> reporter: dois rosser born in 1921 in the foothills of the mountains. >> i knew at an early age, lived my life not always as i should but how god thought i should. >> rosser married his wife at 22, started a real estate company, he also went into a car business and purchased several dealerships. in his 60s, rosser gained a fresh perspective on life. >> this dealership is where rosser's business took off. he left it all blind to take the gospel to the nations. >> rosser founded internation

[cheers and applause] that's quite pleasant. [ laughter ] mitt romney is ralph lauren, rick perry ispheromone of the sri lankan tiger seem yen. get ready democrats because that is the hombre you are up against. >> i think the dnc should take the social security line of mr. perry and attack on social security and the ponzi scheme and put out bumper stickers saying it's not obama it's about your mama and we'll win. [ laughter ] >> jon: what? we conclude our second installmentofof we're good at tailgating. but to be great...well, you need a little coaching... that's where i come in. coach, are we running super cold activation today? always gary! only coors light tells you when your beer goes from cold to super cold. [ guy ] frost brewed on three! 1 - 2 - 3. all: frost-brewed! ice down those coors lights baby! iced! [ male announcer ] when it comes to big refreshment, we could all use a little coaching. nice crossing pattern randy. we're tailgating at the next level. don't do it! don't you do it! [ male announcer ] frost-brewed coors light. the game's most refreshing beer. a little help

ralph lauren hit an all-time high after an upgrade. carnival was up sharply after the cruise line beat forecasts. oracle was up and down in after-hour trades, posting revenues slightly above expectations but also weakening hardware sales. elsewhere, reuters reports united technologies is close to a multibillion dollar all cash purpose of aircraft component maker goodrich. today representatives from expedia, yelp and nextag will testify before a senate antitrust fund committee looking into anticompetitive charges against google. finally, one california city is becoming the first to shed sales of one luxury item. tuesday west hollywood city council approved a ban on any apparel made of fur. coming up, a classic pitcher's duel in a classic rivalry. the braves and cardinals stay wild. and how players amuse themselves when they're out of the pennant race. >>> back and forth battle between boston and baltimore ends with the red sox collapse. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> many locations searching for some sunshin

[cheers and applause] that's quite pleasant. [ laughter ] mitt romney is ralph lauren, rick perry ispheromone of the sri lankan tiger seem yen. get ready democrats because that is the hombre you are up against. >> i think the dnc should take the social security line of mr. perry and attack on social security and the ponzi scheme and put out bumper stickers saying it's not obama it's about your mama and we'll win. [ laughter ] >> jon: what? we conclude our second installment [cheers and applause] >> jon: my guest tonight, academy award winning actress. her new film is called "contagion". >> that's him. i can show you the ukrainian woman in the security camera in the elevator going back to her room 0 minutes earlier. she was gone. it came from here. and the patient she went before the casino. >> i want to see her eye continue rarey again. >> they say the french and americans have a cure at manufacturing in secret. they know we're in bed with the americans. >> go ahead. >> the internet. >> jon: that's right (bleep) we have the cure. mr. president welcome -- please welcome marion cotilla

supervisor mirkarimi is here with us but before he calms -- comes up -- comes up i want to mention ralph- humanities council here with us also. we have a number of other elected and appointed officialed and at i said to them earlier, i was ansigned the task of introducing -- i was ansigned the tasking introducing them and don't have the list but i was specifically threatened bim dr. torea moses if i didn't many introduce him. ing [laughter] or without further ado, supervisor ross mirkarimi. >> i'll make my statements we -- very quick. i just came out of charing the public safety committee meeting. there's a lot be to talk about. i want to say another happy congratulations on black history month here in san francisco. this has been i think a very auspicious haft few months of course in seeing the ascendancy of our district attorney, kamela harris, rise to attorney general in the state of california. certainly of course ases to the incredible impact of advancing the issues much import to all of us, joining the board, supervisor malia cop henn. and we continue to see great challenges, natio

what is ralph nader up to? uh, it is, yeah, it's a chevy volt.oing at a gas station? well it still takes gas to go farther. but you're not getting gas. true. not this time. uh, don't have to gas up very often. so you have to go to the bathroom? no. yes you do. thought these were electric? yes, it's a uh, a chevy volt. so what are you doing at a gas station? her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and more pills. the evening guests arrive. back to sore knees. back to more pills. the day is done but hang on... her doctor recommended aleve. just 2 pills can keep arthritis pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is lara who chose 2 aleve and fewer pills for a day free of pain. and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. >>> a legendary advocate for the consumer and known to be a bit of a spiler in the election. now ralph nader is taking the popularity with the democrats and turning it into a call for primary challengers to run against barack obama in 20

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. >> i've got to figure out how you get there because all raffle ralph told me this is this emerald lake. it takes a lot of hiking to get there and he sent this photograph for us to share the you. >> what a great place to spend the holiday. >> i'm just wondering how cool the water temperature is. >> oh. >> that water temperature is still 72 degrees so i kind of like that. >> yeah, like bath water. >> okay. come on out. try it. >> no i think i'm going to stay right here. i'd rather play tennis. serena's the only american left on the women's side of the u.s. open but that might be enough. and pablo has a new strategy to wake up the stats, that's next since the 2006 cardinals to miss the postseason the year after >>> if they don't make the playoffs, the giants would be the first time since the 2006 cardinals to miss the postseason the year after winning the world series. start the clock. giving his bat a pep talk. hits not one but two homers against the padres, 18 on the season. he strikes out a career high 13 and they win 7-2. the a's have their four game winning streak snapped. they score

we have ralph needleman with more.ou explain the inconvenience of this unbundling of the services? >> reporter: so first of all, netflix told us we had to pay twice first for streaming and then for dvds and now they are splitting the company into two with the new dvd company being called qwikster which the prices don't change from the last raise. but now you have two queues to manage. >> people are still mad about the price increase and they are sayingit'ss inconvenient. >> you have to queue it twice separately? >> yes. completely separate. they are separate companies, separate management, separate recommendations, separate everything. >> the ceo came out with a youtube apology. will this make a difference? do people care if apologizes? >> i think it was necessary but i don't think it will bring people back to th fold. he said i'm sorry for miscommuting. people are paying more and getting less. they lost their starz and there is less content on their service than ever. >> the company said they did it because streaming

. >> reporter: sense yoen also fired at other businesses in a strip mall taking aim at ralph swagler and his son. >> you can't believe the rounds coming out of that gun. >> reporter: investigators found a 30 round magazine from the gun completely empty, two other clips around the itop and the gunman had a backup stash. he borrowed his brother's mini van with a "support our troops" sticker on the back. two other guns were in the vehicle. the gunman's brother expressed the family's shock. >> i feel very sorry what he did. i never felt he'd do something like that. >> reporter: sencion was found lying between two cars with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. he had no criminal record. >>> this morning in california a wind-blown wildfire threatens some 650 homes. the fire is burning north of los angeles, it started sunday when a small plane crashed. it's 40% contained but has burned 20 square miles of land. the residents of 200 homes have been told to evacuate. >>> in texas the huge wildfire near austin killed two people as they refused to evacuate. the fire near bost ron is the largest of ne

guest: ralph? host: ralph. guest: i think he had some good points. the first, focusing on the icing on the cake is a good job. we get caught in the media and are not doing such a good job of covering media. the campaign is a preamble to the main event, which is governing. your right, we do focus on the rising too much and not the content. he is also right about the increased influence of lobbyists in washington. the increase of lobbying dollars of lobbying in washington over the past 10 years shows where we have the problems we have. one of the reasons why obama put forward a proposal that republicans have put forward in the past. john chamberss have said, look, we have to do this. we do not want to invest overseas, but it makes sense for shareholders. lower the tax code. kreag incentives -- create incentives for folks to hire workers predictably companies like -- particularly companies like gm. earmarks -- loopholes are just earmarks embedded into the tax code that have been put there by lobbyists. in the last round, some self- appointed tea party m

. >> reporter: the japanese team also met with a political heavyweight, ralph brown. the head of the green party is trying to promote the high-speed rail project. >> the shinkansen has a wonderful safety record. i have traveled from osaka to tokyo, it was a magnificent way to travel. hard jobs will be to decide between japanese and european technology. >> reporter: for japan's rivals, this project is also an opportunity they wouldn't want to miss out. >> the minister of transport has met the japanese. each technology has its technology and convenience. i think there could be a good competition. >> we believe that spain's experience in high-speed rail is interesting. >> reporter: as competition grows over australia's high-speed rail plans, japan is stressing the safety record of its shinkansen to try to win the project. >> our reporter, mari mukayi tell us more about this project. >> reporter: japan's bullet train system draw as lot of attention. many participants knew about the japanese system. they referred to it as the shinkansen, using the japanese word. people wer

it could be the ralph nader effect. remember in 2000, ralph nader jumped in.n many votes but took some away from main stream can lift and al gore suffered the most there. they are worried about that with donald trump. >> we will speak with donald trump in just a moment. stand by for my interview with trump. also web will talk about not only his meeting with mitt romney. whether or not they see eye to eye on key issue. he will also assess rick perry and candidates. plus this -- >>> three high profile attacks in afghanistan, hitting right at the heart of security. are they linked? more on that, coming up. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for our country's energy security and our economy. at liber

. >> reporter: ralph sagler made that call from his barbecue restaurant just across the parking lot from the ihop. todada he showed us the bullet holes in the windows. >> bullets were just passing by our heads. >> reporter: he also showed us what his securury cameras captured at the scene. that's his son trying to lock the front door. >> and you'll see the bullet come through, right there. >> reporter: among the people not so lucky, two combat veterans who survived war zones, only to be shot dead in an ihop. major heath kelly, a decorated field officer who served in iraq. sergeant first class christian riege, father of three who served in afghanistan. and sergeant first class miranda mcelhiney. she used to bake cupcakes for the troops. >> in a few short hours, we lost the same number of soldiers we lost in the entirety operations of iraqi and enduring freedom. >> reporter: also killed, a civilian senior citizens. kevin carrick was just two tables away from the troops. today, he was asked to help his son's third grade class understand the tragedy. one of the other boys in the class was th

where the protests took place is one of the richest places with all the stores like louis vuitton on a ralph lauren and if you would think about it as an apple it is probably stores would be shattered and broken into the port it is very very very silent people are listening people are talking and we have a right to do it it's our political right it's our democratic right so there's a great difference between the democracy and the terror any of the arab states all right no razi from the israeli social political movement the national left thanks very much for being here in this new program and sharing your thoughts. thanks for having us. as u.s. troops begin their gradual pullout from ghana stand concern grows over the surge and targeted killings and violent attacks in the country meanwhile the u.s. the top commander in afghanistan general david petraeus has bit farewell to the army after thirty seven years as he has for his new job as head of the cia our military contributor looks now at what he's leaving behind the main legacy of general petraeus career. of a counterinsurgency doctrine rechy