watch as i join the women of reg on "say anything".y on current tv. tell them it's like being nestled in an eight-way, adjustable, heated and ventilated seat surrounded by a 500-watt sound system while floating on a suspension made of billowy clouds. or you could just hand them your keys. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> you know, it appears that republicans just don't want people to vote if they're not going to vote for them. the koch brothers who have poisoned the well of american politics for a number of years but more profoundly than ever before are now writing letters to their 45,000 employees at georgia pacific saying what will happen if barack obama is elected. it's the same that cenk was selling you earlier. this is what they said. if we elect candidates who spend hundreds of billions in borrowed money on costly new subsidies for a few favored cronies put unprecedented amounts of money on projects, and exit live hinder free trade then many of our more than 50,000 u.s. employees and contractors may suffer the consequences, includi

in north carolina we added 250,000 new reg straints to the -- reg straints to the polls. the majority of whom live in democratic precincts and come from democratic backgrounds. so the polls are going to say what they will say. if you look at what is happening we feel good about where we are at and how we are doing in the state when there is early voting. >> let's look at where we are on the economy and the gdp nun numbers and the unemployment numbers. this must not have been the kind of growth that barack obama was talking about, was promising when he stood in front of those crowds in chicago on election night four years ago after having been declared the next president of the united states. such a big moment for the obama family. he must have stood there hoping four years from that night things would look a lot better economically speaking than they do today. >> let's look at the numbers. the gdp numbers that came out this week were above what they were projected to be. we saw a few weeks ago that unemployment was below 8% for the first time since the president took over

requirement for the commission to be the authorizing or approving agency in terms of amending the rule and reg. so i would suggest that it would be adequate to say "the department shall conduct these public processes." in that section. i can talk to the attorney afterwards about that. >> great. i see where you are at. i haven't introduced an amendment yet. >> they do mention in a, b and c things about the commission and i think you could easily substitute "the department." because it's already our authority to do this. >> okay. >> and then i had other information about hotels and violations and i would like to emphasize the website because we're talking about that in the ordinance. there is a goal to have a training curriculum and we have begun in terms of having an outline about what a start curriculum would look like. this is on the sf environmental health.org when you look up the bedbug web page it's one of the attachments that includes what are beg bugs that look like bedbugs, but aren't them? so they are training materials and there they are. i think the only other thing to mention about

. >> reporter: the fbi is investigating whether there was a possible connection between reg wie's case and -- ridgeway's case and another one. the wyoming -- while there isn't a definitive connection, police are searching for a white male suspect between 55 and 60 with strawberry blonde hair. >>> tonight the family of clarence mitchell is mourning his death. he was a delegate from 1963 to 1967. he pushed for civil rights legislation. his father clarence mitchell, jr. was a long time lobbiest for the naacp. >> weather wise, a seasonable fall afternoon, temperatures in the upper 50s. not so bad for early october. 58 in mt. airy. 60 in cambridge. satellite radar view is clear but you see the impact in the upper great lakes. this cooler shot of air will arrive tomorrow night and into the day on saturday. it will not be bringing the winter weather. this evening, 50s. a few clouds, cool and pleasant. there are some changes as we go from friday night into your saturday. we'll detail it in minutes. >> the orioles will have to dust themselves off. >> everybody wants to know, does orioles magic

was directed not just at syria's government but also their own, which they say is too close to the reg-- some lebanese support the syrian authorities but others including many sunni muslims back the syrian rebels. outside the headquarters of lebanon's government, they called for its resignation, clashing with police whose forced them back with tear gas. shots were fired, injuring at least one person. for decades lebanon's politics have been inextricably entwined with syria, its powerful next-door neighbor. now syria's conflict seems to be dragging in lebanon, providing memories of its 15 year civil war and opening up old wounds in a country where peace is always fragile. jeff. >> jeff: holly williams, thank you. >> and in syria today a car bomb exploded outside a police station in damascus killing at least 13. that blast occurred as international mediator lakhdar brahimi met with president bashar al-assad attempting to broker a cease-fire in the 19 month long conflict. adding support to the effort, syria's ally russia said it would back a truce. later, the war in afghanistan. 11 years

david: to some regs contradict other regulations? >> some do.ome do and some pose issues that no one saw coming. an example would be, we're all now waiting for the government to finish a definition, which is called a qualified residential mortgage, qrm. we've been waiting for that and simultaneously other agencies are working. well now we learn that the estimated 200,000 morrgage trusts, these are the trusts that own the mortgages that are securitized, are now being redefined as commodity pools. which means we never expected, now the cftc --. liz: is in charge. >> is involved in it. >> this brings up the biggie, dodd-frank. dodd-frank of course has thousands of questions and thousands of subquestions, i lost track and some much them aren't even written yet even more than a year after voted in by congress. what do you think of dodd-frank? should it stay, should it go? should it be tweaked? is your voice heard among the regulators? >> our voice is heard. our view dodd-frank is the law. we are not presently arguing for repeal. that is not our posit

an early sampling of more than 50,000 online reg strags found nearly a third of them were under 26 and more likely to register as democrats than republicans. it found about a third of those who registered online were not affiliated with either major party. >>> if you're living in san jose, you'll to have dial differently adding a few extra numbers when making a call. it is part of the plan to supply new phone numbers. so one week from today, callers will need to dial 1, plus the area code, then the number. even if they're calling from a 408 number. on november 20th, a new 669 area code will be introduced. customers who request new service add an additional line or change their service may be assigned that new area code. >>> coming up next, it is not quite there yet. the space shuttle "endeavour" continues to head to the california science center. but it is running hours behind schedule. we'll show you what's going wrong. and a petco company is asking to you throw away dog treats. we'll show you which of their products may be contaminated. >>> and we're watching more clouds spill back i

[inaudible] >> my constituents were informed of the first reg meant has died in afghanistan. three months later she gave birth to daniel's baby. the army will not accept paternity without evidence nor release the d.n.a. without a court order. will the prime minister help to expedite this case and will the army hold d.n.a. as another country like the u.s.? >> on the latter part of that question i will look at that. i was as shocked as he was when i found out about this case. i will do everything i can to expedite a conclusion to it. i our con deal lenses go to private wade's family. this is a dreadful situation. the minister of defense is aware of it. but the reaction from colleagues around the house when my honorable friend said what he said shows we have to move quickly. >> does the prime minister recall telling the house last year -- [inaudible] myself and the people that support this bill so we can move this country forward? >> this government has an excellent record because we continue to commit to our international aid program to tackle those countries where it regrettab

regs dents were prepping their property. generators on stand by, trash cans, bungeed together, and check out this window treatment. >> flywood on there and waterproof tape to slow it down some so it won't gush in. >> reporter: there were also some cinder blocks handy to elevate the basement furniture. across northern virginia, residents and restaurants cleared their patios. the manager of this barbecue place delayed the week's food order in case the power goes. >> we're definitely worried about that. never fun to lose power. >> reporter: first responders were busy, too. virginia task force one was notified at one to pack up and be ready to deploy. >> we're activating 80 person from virginia task force one. >> reporter: in spite of the storm coming, at least somebody found a way to put sandy's leading edge of wind to good use. here is another view in old town, the water gushing onto the sidewalk here but this is only the beginning. to drive the point home about the seriousness of this storm, governor bob mcdonnell said on a c

iran is a different case i think you know there is a perception on the reg for various forms of course particularly in the case of you know do regular acquisition of nuclear weapons but that's not just the threat seen by the west. i mean you know the russian government also the fuse iran acquiring nuclear weapons as b. has has been problematic at least as part of the diplomatic and political effort to stop that so so invading iran would still solve the problem no no no no i'm just saying that russia doesn't want iran to acquire a nuclear weapon although if iran perhaps not and if there was a russia as part of a political and diplomatic effort to try out of that i venture out in the polls that's that's the right way to go and i don't want to talk about the military action i do think that the experience of military action in relation to iraq and afghanistan how problematic is to is seen as a constraint on the in the america west a predisposition to military action in relation to run amok for sure about israelis of course about that they've got to make their own decisions and proceed arou

came out with a decibel meter saying certain points throughout the course of the game camden yards reg registered 120 decibels like concert and the nightclub and just like the smoke alarms. now to give you perspective on this, if you hit 125, you start to do physical damage and you feel pain in your ear drums. that gives you ideas of how loud it was. now the towels they were waving. but the fans they were screaming. >> i bet they were. it's hard to believe you are going to the office today a lot of people are not going to have much of a voice. >> reporter: there will be no voices at all. >> all right. we will check in with you in a bit. stay warm down there. glad you have a umbrella. looks like you need it. >> reporter: will do. >> time for caption this when you send pictures into lauren and you post them on facebook and peopleive them great captions. >> reporter: today's picture is of sarah's son who can be seen raiding the refrigerator. we did the picture on our facebook page and it generated a lot of comments. >> all right. look at him. standing on the refrigerator. >> reporter: he

ok and i know because when we were talking you said that after the passage of reg and m.m.s. you saw a kind of an explosion go on why was that a pivotal turning point. as it was a regular asians that industry two thousand and six. two thousand and six and it was probably good who plays so. you know really changed the structure of the market and took them a couple months to figure out how to score but then that exploit a way they did right yes that's exist so then let's talk about some of the issues and the concerns surrounding high frequency trading for market participants both for individual investor retail investor but also on the m. pact on the market as a whole because it's hard for me to imagine that it's good for the ecosystem. or sort of diversity of approaches appearance is it boils down to the chase to where everybody you can compete on speed the people who are really going to. lose of dollars worth of equipment. wants. to do you know going to say informational on target who are going to mass what about for the average trader though just should it matter to them that

obama when in fact a number of the utility stations that they claim are being shut down by obama's regs if you read the clips a number of them were earmarked for closure anyway by their utilities because they are forty to fifty years old and are just worn out and not fix work not worth the expense of retrofitting or even running it now you know one of the. this is a big deal four years ago i guess in the presidential campaign was that you know we haven't we haven't been building new refineries and when we dug down into that what we discovered was that existing refineries for much the same reason the rules applied to new refineries there was an older set of rules for the old refineries so instead of. building a new refinery they take a twenty thousand square foot refinery or a fifty billion gallon or whatever it is and they just double the size of it right on the site and call it the old refinery is that the sort of thing that the power companies are doing not really because the problem is it takes years to build a new plant and another issue which has come up. is that there was sort of

as you mentioned, we are dealing with patchy fog across the reg ofnlt it's going to be pretty bad in baltimore. so expect reduced visibility. definitely a morning to turn on the low beams. traveling in east baltimore repairs to the massive sink hole shut down east monument street between wolf and patterson park avenue. you will want to use or liens street instet. if you are using -- orleans street instead. 395, everything is moving along. no delays through the fort mchenry tunnel and the harbor tunnel is nice and clear. in parkville at harford -- actually towson at dulaney valley roads no problems up to 83 or traveling towards 95. that's your abc2 timesaver traffic. now over to you mealingan. >>> -- megan. >>> when you tell your kids it's time to go to the doctor they ask if they will get a shot. now you can tell them not to worry. vaccinations are the best defense against the influenza virus but luckily now there are other options to avoid the shot altogether. >> we do now have a nasal mist spray that can be used and that form is routinely recommended or can be given to any child tw

incentives, you're drawing away resources to think about what is the latest iteration of the federal reg on my network security rather than what's the latest threat that we've just been subject to and how are we going to deal with it. i think you're misaligning incentives in a really misguided way. again, this is an area where i think there's broad consensus on the problem. the question is, what is the role of the government to deal with it, and are there adequate incentives, you know, i think the commercial market participants have enormous incentives economic and reputational and otherwise to be doing everything they can to defend their networks. their networks go down, their businesses go down. so the added addition of regulation doesn't make them more incented to protect their networks, it just adds a new compliance metric. >> host: joining us in our discussion today are john kneuer, former national telecommunications and information administration administrator under the george w. bush administration, also ed paisley of the center for american progress' action fund and josh smith is

. >>> ya reg ---buenas tardes, hoy en noticias univision 14 a las seis......las tarjetas municipales cinco personas en oakland... el tiroteo más reciente se produjo hoy a plena luz del dia, poco después de las dos de la tarde.---reina el luto en un plantel escolar donde un maestro se suicido luego de que lo acusaran de tener una relación inapropiada con una alumna.---y el candidato republicano a la presidencia, "mitt romney", anunció un importante cambio de postura en torno a la deportación de jóvenes indocumentados. ♪. >>> muertes trata de mujeres y desaparecidos han afectado la frontera del norte de méxico en tijuana las cifras son tan altas, que las autoridades no dejan de buscar a los desaparecidos >>> tijuana es un gran cementerio clandestino, donde el crimen organizado cuenta con una gran lista de lugares abandonados, fernando ceguera lidera la organización unidos por los desaparecidos de baja california, que busca a los restos de las personas secuestradas por el crimen organizado. >>> como la autoridad no lo hace, nosotros lo hacemos por ellos. >>> aquí los vaciaban y enterrab

a stark reality our elections are rigged and our votes are being rigged it means and we're being a reg it's a violation of what should define america the right to free and fair elections we already know that the establishment media won't expose this problem because they are complicit in the cover up you know who will you and me so let's go. even in the on through the years. it's never too late to start over. trying to treat her like. when a bar in the championship. or become a post. in the.

accumulations not to mention the storm surge is coming in from the ocean without regis rainfall out reg--outrageous we will see some rain but nothing compared to the east coast. that is not going to be impacting us until the end of the week by thursday. dense fog, overnight over the golden gate. with reduced visibility. sunny, mild and the more cloud coverage and cooler temperatures. the chance of rain, later for tonight. taking a look at the dense fog advisory. visibility will be sharply reduced in the areas that we see white. and keep that in mind for your morning commute. the 70's with 72 in santa rosa, '60s and '70s to pleasanton. 73 and san jose. it is not expected to push through until i said until wednesday morning. the clouds will repressing in for the giants. drizzle and we can see that it is well offshore. by 8:00 p.m. it will be moving into thursday morning. a look at your extended forecast. fog, sun and more cloud coverage and the chance of rainfall. but i think that the giants is going to be okay with the trick or treating appears to be falling. the wind and rain could be t

the reports of saudi arabia and other countries in the gulf are trying to help to top the reg um butot providing enough support so they are desperate and increasingly turning to more radical kinds of acts to try to force the regime to end the repression. >> host: an opinion piece in "the washington post" today. 48 hour in syria. the u.s. can make a difference by coordinating outside help to the rebels and here is how he ends him the u.s. wants this he rebels to coordinate better and should lead the way by coordinating outside help. the cache of weapons cutting from other arab nation is helping extremist fights and undercutting any orderly chain of come man through the free syrian arm ny. he then talks the own varney to jury and back out. he says he left sir are where with a mad dash across 400-yards of a no-man's land accompanied by smugglers. what do you think is his input sneer well, i think he is quite right. he has written before about warning there is a potential for extremists to gain access to weapons. there is a lot of support coming in as i said of that report said and as i

after they told us they were going to d'rured oan use esha f reg t attack is this is sophisticated and unprecedented. i am not sure whether we had three or five securityn the ground. >>shepard: we only had one american security for our byey, tan w hd rehei pe, i thought this was interesting, the question was asked by a representative, how many surface-to-air missiles, shoulder-fired surface-to-air missileshat can shoot down our jehow many are mng acte? ndat t number was, five or ten. the answer is, between 10,000 and 20,000 and we havediplomats over there hanging out, ready to be murdered? what are we doing. >>gues we adeel ep we preo k enduaaf secure. identifying the failures in the system is what is important going forward. we will continue to operate in the unstable environment an tt. d't tst at tri, t t omon t ew wall out. well, we can blow the wall out. see if they change security. we didn't. now they murdered our ambassador. we don't seem to be learning from our mistakes. we did notearn in 2003 when le ahestttid tuedrs bassad orseas since 1979. it seems like we could be trying to

there is no reg flag warning.n, pull the wind out, you can take a deep breath and feel good about it. if you had wind on that fire, it would move. the winds right now are light. >> thank you. >>> eating and living right. the new effort in the south bay to check on the health in the community, that still ahead. >>> considering a smoking ordinance tonight. it would ban smoking in all apartments and condo miniums and parks, sidewalks, patios and public events. it is similar to belmont, concord and richmond. >>> a look at the state of its health and the factors that impact it. >> healthy eating. active living. neighborhood safety. those are part of our winnable battles. >> officials were on hand today to kickoff the health week. it is a two week effort focused on improving the well being of the latino population. they used the opportunity to release key findings from its health assessment report, saying there are three areas that need work, improving newrision, reducing to-- nutrition, reducing tobacco and reducing vi

. >> i might bring neil sedaka one time, i might bridge the reg man, who knows. >>> today's the day of the hunk, we're declaring it. we have a couple of hotties with us, we have matthew morrison from "glee," who is so cute. >> tony nominee, grammy nominee, golden globe. >> we know him from "glee." he is a ten, so we have him on. then we have a cute little guy -- >> that you discovered, actually. >> i'm taking complete credit for conor maynard. >> listen to this song, it's called "vegas girl." ♪ like you're famous girl come on. >> he's the new big deal. i bet justin bieber is quaking in his boots. >> anyway, he's going to sing for us. so that's cool. >> good we're delighted. the first time i saw matthew morrison was when he was lieutenant cable in "south pacific." that's the first show you and i went to on broadway. he took off that shirt and sang -- ♪ younger than springtime are you ♪ game over. >> you like a little skin. >> i like a nice physique. nice torso. by the way, thank you for your prayers, frank's toenail is gone. the toenail is gone but he's fine. >> toenail is off? >> had t

they need to verify their reg station.you have been voting all the time and you're great. verify your reg station because if it comes up inactive, then there are thing use can do right now to make yourself fine. you also need to have the right identify kalgs when grow to any polling place. just make sure you have whatever your state requirements is. >> bring it all. >> whatever. and also make sure you're at the correct polling place because that's really critical that you're at the correct voting place. we say, listen, if you have questions about that call. 1- h wee have a mobile website go. to our website at www.ourvote or lawyerscommittee. that allow yos u to verify your registration, awhat your identification requirements are, your polling place and it allows you to call or complain. if there's a problem you hear of, see of, we know these billboards are not just in ohio any longer. they're in wisconsin. we want to know wherever they are. we want to know of any problems people are seeing. everybody here, this is what i'm

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watch as i join the women of reg on "say anything". only on current tv. [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> eliot: good evening i'm eliot spitzer and this is "viewpoint." the stakes could not be higher for president obama heading into tuesday's second presidential debate. the president had maintained a narrow lead in the polls all summer, especially in the key swing states. but since the first presidential debate, more voters have been taking a second look at mitt romney. now the race is simply too close to call. let's go to the national numbers first. the president trails the former massachusetts governor by two points in the latest gallup tracking poll. mr. obama leads romney by a single point in the politico gwu poll and perhaps giving him solace, likely voters in the absence news "washington post" poll give mr. obama a three-point edge over governor romney. turning to 12 swing states that will almost certainly decide the election the aggregateed united states today gallup poll has the president trailing mitt romney 46-50%. and astonishing after

victor dobro told the court he did not hear the striking officers, reg natural peaker, and james harrison, make any commands for mckenna to show these hands or even get on the grounds before pushing him up against the wall. another officer, sergeant dexter mckinney, told the court he got a phone call from baker after this video was made public. mckinney said baker apologized to him saying he was remorseful, sorry it happened and not proud. but on cross-examination, defense attorney william brennan asked mckinney what baker was sorry for. harrison said he was only a witness and not one of the striking officers. the next day wall said harrison called him back wanting to know what equipment to turn in feeling his suspension was imminent. the state's last witness was and he can per in the use of force. rea tiered maryland state trooper who told the court in his opinion baker and harrison used excessive force against john mckenna noting the maryland student was not aggressive and kept his hands up when the police approached. mckenna was arrested last night but all charges were dropped. >>> tod

as a bodybuilding champion and i saw the first photographs of a british bodybuilder by the name of regrk, and i read that he became hercules in the movies and how much he trained and how he won the mr. universe contest three times and all that, to me, this was the road map for me to go and do exactly the same thing. to train five hours a day, become mr. universe. that's of course a lot of mr. -- working out to become mr. universe. but i was -- i progressed and had so much talent and so much will and so much fire in my belly that i became, with the age of 20, the youngest mr. universe ever. and from then on i won one world championship title after the next, and basically dominated everything. but it was having that vision in front of me and chasing that vision so when i trained in the gym and everyone was running around, huffing and puffing, i had a smile on my face in the gym. i couldn't wait to do the next squat with 400 pounds. i couldn't wait to do the next 20 chin-ups. i couldn't wait to do the next 500 sit-ups. because, to me, that meant one step closer to achieving that vision an

i'm not saying it is a good thing but it is not reg agreement threatening.m reading reports of people hoarding milk, hoarding bread. not buying meet. buying only enough to get through the day. you think these are not accurate reports or not serious? >> well they may well be. the economy in iran is not in good shape but not because of sanctions but because of 30 years of an economy being run by religious leaders. this is rarely a good thing to do and iran is proof of that. melissa: you say, that if these demonstrations were as out of control as the pictures and some of the videos that i've seen on youtube make it seem, that they would go in and suppress it. maybe they're not suppressing it because they're losing control? >> okay. well let's bet a buck on it and see you next week. melissa: no, no please. you are the expert. i'm just asking you because i'm looking at pictures and looking at video and i'm reading reports. to me it looks like it's a big problem and you just really don't think so? >> i don't think so. there have been demonstrations around iraq, ar

in a statement, he said my client disagrees with the reg e regime.ncerns on how they would treat him upon his return to iran. we're going to keep following that story. >>> honda is recalling more than 570,000 accords sold in this country due to potential fire risks. the problem is with power steering hoses that can leak creating smoke and fire. honda said in a statement there have been no crashes or injuries reported, but there was an engine fire and the part needed is not available until next year. for now, owners can take their car for an interim repair. >>> it is been 424 days since america lost its top credit rating. according to a tax policy study, american households will see an increase of $3,500 each if congress does not do something to avert the fiscal cliff in which everything from payroll taxes to full tax rates will go up. >>> in our fourth story, under attack by hackers. this was pretty incredible because the white house today confirmed that its military office was the target of a cyber attack with a suspected atta attacker, china. this

she got up early that day to go to a wait regs job and it was witnesses at the home who say it was once the mom left for work and put the baby in dylan kuhn's care that this happened. and dylan kuhn admitted that one he threw the baby on the bed, she quieted down and the crying stopped. >> if you threw a baby girl on to a bed, i don't believe throwing a baby on to a mattress would cause hemorrhaging to the eyes and bleeding on the brain. i don't believe that. >> no. it is usually a result of shaking somewhat violent shaking that we see these injuries. now, it seemed to me the medical examiner, at least in one of the news i read, the medical examiner felt it could have been caused by that. in my experience, that is very unusual. the injuries this child has is usually caused by violent shaking back and forth so you're right. >> you mean the shaking when you go back and forth and back and forth, the brain hits back and forth against the inside of the skull? >> well, if the head had been slammed against a hard object, for instance, if the back of the head had hit the wall, then the brain co

make sure they know the rules and the regs they have here in the jail and kind of follow them along.> we take care -- we look out for him. he is a good old guy. we look out for the older dude, you know what i mean. he is all right. as long as his name ain't ramblow, i'm cool. >> ha, ha. >> while stanwick provides the inmate with a good laugh, his tattooed face illustrates some of the pain in his past. >> basically it's just so i don't have to shed any more tears. i've been through a lot of stuff where i am tired of crying. >> salaiz's tears began at age 16 as his girlfriend was giving birth to their son. >> the mother of my child, they both passed away. she bled to death. and my -- my little boy strangled himself with the umbilical cord. they were both -- they both passed away. i was very young at the time, though, but, you know, still think about it. i think about it. the ifs, the ifs. if they were still alive or would i be in here? you know, it still haunts me. >> salaiz's sorrows intensified after he landed at maricopa on a weapons charge. >> actually i'm just in here for walking

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i find it interesting since foreign policy barely reg jerred for most upons and probably doesn't swayheir vote. i think 4% of people say it's a priority for them. 58% of people say that it's -- that the economy is the higher thing here for them. i want you to look at this poll here. do we put the numbers up? 4% foreign policy. the economy, 59%. domestic and social issues are 33%. are republicans teeing up a carter/reagan 1979 iran hostage crisis to slow the momentum of a president who is strong on foreign policy? brought on the troops, won the nobel tries, bin laden, is that what's happening here if. >> i don't see how they can do that, because of the things you talked about. jimmy carter, he's a great man, i love him as on a post-president, but he was horrible as a president, particularly on foreign policy issues. i don't think there's anything you can hang on this president's head that looks nearly as bad as the way jimmy carter handled the hostage situation. if anything, talking about foreign policy highlights how little is on the other side. >> when we were putting this segment to