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spoke three-quarters of the time and that means he effectively destroyed every statement that paul rhine tried to make. biden came across as a bar room bore but in the r room you can say thanks old-timer we got to go home. he forced the men can to listen. >> ryan too devential. some conseshatives thought he should be more conservative. >> i think he was. i think he let joe biden have the last word on too many things. but he did what he was there to do which was to show he was a vice-presidential candidate and he had a demeanor. no one will remember anything bad. joe biden dominated the debate and you could say he won but he also could have lost the debate once we see the saturday night portrayal. >> he might have won but lost if you look at smirk and snarl. >> my former colleague said one of the measures of the debate before the romney debate. who cuts the adand the rnc has the adof laughter. and very effective in the post debate. what are people going to remember? they will not remember the fine points. they will remember joe biden's mannerisms . michael goodwin said he was laughing in

. >> but at a product demo august 11 th rhine version 2.0 was foud to be significantly altered. >> he's the next vice president of the united states. >> look right here. >> just three days later, paul ryan suddenly had fewer numbers and fewer answers. >> the budget plan that you're now supporting would get to balance when? >> well, there are different -- the budget plan that mitt romney is supporting gets us down to 20% of gdp government spending by 2016. >> i get that but what about balance? >> i don't know exactly when it balances because we haven't -- i only -- i don't want to get wonky but we haven't run the numbers on that specific plan. >> since the romney upgrade the ryan model has been buggy. >> doesn't your budget also cop template major savings for medicare on something like the same amount? >> only president obama raids $716 billion from the medicare program, he cut $716 from the medicare program to pay for obama care. >> right. >> we don't do that. >> you make savings, how much? >> point -- we -- i joined the romney ticket and what mitt romney is proposing to do is repeal al

there were five traffic deaths caused by speeding in north rhine-westphalia alone last weekend. >> police say the cameras did slow drivers down and resulted in fines for 39,000 speeders. >> we're going to take a short break. back in just minutes time. >> much more to come. stay with us. >> welcome back. it was a day of tribute to sinti and roma in germany. after 07 years, immoral and knowledge in the persecution and murder of their ethnic groups by the nazis has finally been unveiled in berlin. >> it was an important recognition of the pain and suffering inflicted by the nazis. many still face discrimination in europe and in some countries, the threat of deportation looms large. >> we caught up with one man from a sinti family in germany and can now bring you this special report. >> this guitarist loves jazz and swing. the german-born musician belongs to a minority. he and his family are sinti, an ethnic group that would migrated here from india about 600 years ago. this family has lived in berlin for generations. he is aware of the stereotype of the sinti as carefree that the bonn minstr

and by the way, i have my engineer here, rhine hart -- who knows much more about this. if you have a question for him, let me know. we'd like to narrow the scope to make it safer to reduce the amount of risk where we're really concerned is the excavation of this property, and the geogrouting that's occurring up to the very property line. this area is hillside, and it is do you knodune sands all the wao broadway. this tunnel of a double -- the double garage in the front of the property is, from that sidewalk, straight through, and slightly expanding as it goes back to the east and west, will go almost 50 feet to the house, 10 feet high, there will be a new ceiling to the garage, and all the trees and the plants that you can see in that photograph will still be there the whole time, and the concrete walkways and everything else, all supported by this geogrouting and the shoring and whatever else happens. the total effect is a really high risk for an adjacent property, which i am. the excavation will be three feet from either side. their neighbor on the other side has a se

he voted for the rhine budget, which would end medicare as you know. that is from the wall street journal. we would put seniors on the streets. even further than the rhine budget. he would like to eliminate the projection but -- drug benefit. you want seniors to pay more for medicare. not a single senior -- >> and medicare as we know it. the chicago tribune and every other responsible person in this country has said if we do not ended as we is, it will end as we know it all by itself. we will not preserve it for future generations. we have to do it. [indiscernible] >> a $1 million deficit in this country. congressmen, government romney -- governor romney said among the things he would target would be the corporation for public prog -- public broadcasting and big bird. that got a lot of attention. that is a small fraction of the federal budget. give me some big ticket items you would cut. >> the big ticket items are what we call this pile of mandatory spending. you basically break the federal budget into defense, non-defense spending, and mandatory spen

romney has a speech on monday on foreign policy and i think rhine roin will follow up. >> jake? >> i think it is libya and congressional hearings coming out next week and the governor will speak on monday. there is it a lot of foreign policy and a lot of things that are coming out between now and the debate on libya and the cover yup what is going on >> alice? >> i agree economy is ryan's strength and foreign policy. it is critical he's able to point out the obama administration believed that strength is a vulnerability as opposed to a weakness. he need toz point that out and we can succeed with strength and everything that happened with libya and inability to come to the truth of it was a terror attack. ryan needs to highlight that and that will resonate with the people. >> we'll an analyze it income week. nit picking but we analyze it i think paul ryan will have a great night. but i think we underestimate joe bide by. the pressure is on him to clean up the strike out in denver joe bidens had to sal vage the team. i think he will surprise people and be better than republicans a

. >> ohio is tremendously important to the romney/ripe rhine ticket and trade matters where trade took a hit. ohio is having a fairly strong come back with governor casec and not with standing the crit uponicism of ohio doing well . trying to trade particularly is a subject that mr. romney will hit hard. next week a week from friday following the long island debate there will be a economic speech and talking about how to reduce the debt and deficit. his final speech will include his own criticism with the president. >> so much going on. on the road with the mitt romney campaign. critics say it is not enough to give hope that the country is rebounding. and the end of the year fast approaching there is a looming chris that could force our nation off of a fiscal cliff. combination of automatic spending cuts and experdition of tax cuts will force millions of americans to lose their jobs. neil cavuto is here to tell us why even though we a presidential election ahead. the fiscal cliff is bigger. >> it is certainly more immediate. this is an event that is coming. the question is are they goi

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bottom rhine they're very -- line they're very good what they do so i expect they both will be strong. melissa: we don't expect to hear about a fiscal cliff that is hot topic for all of us. >> it worries, me, melissa. that is a big issue. i find it interesting ahead of going to washington live to talk about this issue and remind people about this issue you have trillions of dollars at stake here. all the bush tax rates that expire. all the sequestration cuts that automatically kick in, at the same stroke of midnight that is automatic. that is going to happen unless it is a lame-duck session or commitment on part of reelected president or newly elected one to fashion a plan that would deal with this. i hope it comes up tonight. i think it should because it is a far more pressing and immediate concern. you and i know, following the markets if it looks like they're punting or not serious about this, in fact inviting a fiscal cliff, pushing themselves and us off it, they're could be hell to pay in the markets to say nothing of our dollar and on and on. melissa: neil, thank you so much. bi

how about sparkling white rhine and vod -- wine and vodka. companies are mixing wine and spirits in the same bottle. two examples. there's the blend of cognac and wiscoto and then wine and sparkling water. it comes in a champagne style bottle. >> thank you. >> have you tried it? >> i have not but i think maybe very have to do this after 5:00 p.m. it's 5:00 p.m. somewhere. >> reporter involvement. thanks, jess. >>> two holiday related dates you need to put on your calendar. the 6th of december is one of them. that's when the national christmas free will be lit on the ellipse. 17,000 tickets will be available to the public. they're given out through a lottery. >> the other date october 25. that's when you can enter that lottery. that's next thursday. to link to the online lottery registration, go to our website wusa9.com. look under d.c. news. if you don't have a computer, you're not left out. you can call 1-877-444-6777. >> hopefully you have a speedy phone to get through on that one. >>> we'll answer the question of the day when we return. >>

ken, the piece i mentioned, you and carmen rhine hahart wrote almost a political piece about how the u.s. was doing. you said, look, compared with other big financial crises that meet the recessions, we're doing pretty well. fair? >> yeah. that's a fair characterization of what they said and what we said. i mean, it's fair game to say we can do better. we will a plan where the economy's going to grow better. but it you're going to evaluate what happened, was it a bad recovery, was it a good recovery, i think you have to compare it to deep financial crisis. this was not a plain vanilla recession. you have to compare it to deep financial crises we've had in this country which don't happen very often. and other countries around the world. and if you go by that metric, the united states has not done so badly. i mean, i think part of the argument is they say, well, we're not growing that fast now. but the other side of the coin is we didn't fall that far at the beginning. i mean, what people are interested in this, we better off than we were four years ago. and not did we get a lot better

you go between the goal rhine and the 10 yard line and the next person between 10 and 20 and do your lane. and if everybody cleans their lane, why, we'll be able to get the job done. and so today we're cleaning one lane if you will. we're able to gather some goods for people in our lane and we're going to help them. and i can tell you, i'm proud of you here in dayton for showing up in such large numbers to help out this way. i remember in my state of massachusetts when katrina hit, and some of the people who were evacuated from new orleans were brought to massachusetts, we gathered them at a military base on cape cod and they thought they were going to houston, by the way. and when the plane said no, we're going to boston, they weren't all real happy because it's a little colder in boston. they came to cape cod and we told our citizens we've got people coming here from new orleans who have been affected by the hurricane if you would like to help by providing some supplies and goods they might need, come bring them to cape cod. you know what, there were cars lined up, people dropping

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rhines priebus is at hofstra university. welcome. mr. chairman, let me talk about the debate.u think it was fair? are you satisfied with how it went? >> well, look, i'm not going to whine about the rules or the moderator. i will say, though, that tonight point-blank the president lied to the american people about libya. i think the moderator may have helped that along as well. and the other takeaway here is that the governor had a plan, he had a vision, and every single time governor romney went to the truth as to where we are in this economy, the president had no answers. he sat quietly. he couldn't defend the truth as to where we were on his watch, on the president's watch tonight, and i think between the lie on libya, which i think will make his libya headache even worse, and where we are in this economy, in the fact that he didn't have an answer, i think that's the story coming out of the debate tonight. >> greta: all right, just pain they get clear, i put on gretawire.com the president's remarks in the rose garden. did you thinwhich question did e president had the toughe

davis if he supports the rhine budget. i have heard he supports some parts.support that cut in pell grants? >> no. [applause] >> this question is the number one most often asked question by the students. >> will you do anything to reduce the cost of college, make education more financially accessible? how? >> we read prioritize how washington spends money. we will goal line by line, every single agency, to ensure we bring that money to pay our national debt because we have to put america on a repayment plan. we stopped spending and day.owing $3 billion a yea we will be able to do a lot of good things in america. and still ensure students have access -- to federal loans comparable to what the interest rates are in the average community in this country. it is essential we allow affordable education for our students in this country. i have a daughter. my 16-year-old niece, they are about to go to college. what is going to happen is by my family will have to figure out how to pay for that education. we will make those decisions as a family. we have to have the op

i do thing there will be rhine delays in st. louis. right there. that's what's coming in later.goes through, things will be fine. 40s, 50s. that would be -- 1:00 for us. 40s and 50s and temperatures very mild, very warm. the north breeze has really tailed off. it was pretty strong. there's not much there. still breezy. some of the higher elevations. p 7 os, 80s to 90s degrees inland. temperatures top out today. they will still be warm. but then the cooling trend starts. a big cooling trend starts saturday into sunday. possibility dave of rain monday night into tuesday. >> 8:26. >>> very important heads up for you for bay area computers. it's a busy bridge that will be closed for the next two weekends. >> reporter: police investigate a mysterious flier circulating regarding the one-year anniversary of the occupy oakland movement. how some people say they plan to protect their city with baseball bats. >>> and lance armstrong's legendary career is going from bat to worse. how he's being punished today. >>> 8:29. oakland police busy investigating controversial fliers encouraging peo

polls show people think ryan will win this debate, 55% think rhine will win compared to 39% for the viceey have such different fighting styles, ryan being a real numbers guy so it's going to be fascinating to see how this one plays out. for cbs "this morning" i'm jan crawford in akron, ohio. >> the whole world is watching this morning after australia's prime minister gave the opposition party leaders a tongue lashing. in a session of parliament, she accused tony abbott of being a sexist who hates women. >> i'm offended when the leader of the opposition went outside in front of parliament and stood next to a sign. i was offended when he stood next to a sign that described me as a man's pitch. >> i think she's offended. she lit into her after he called for a resignation of a member of her party who got caught sending offensive are text messageses. >> the supreme court takes on a case on affirmative action. >> reporter: good morning. the question in front of the court today is simple but controversial. can race be used at all in the college admissions process? 30 years the supreme court has

the rhine you can make it is fully valued by the equity markets.f a evaluation call than disney is doing something wrong. on the contrary, it is they're doing something right. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you so much. lori: venezuelan president hugo chavez is holding power. he scored a comfortable victory, beating the opposition candidate by more than 9%. the it could extend his rule to 20 years. supporters took to the streets around the president's palace. he spoke to the, path of democratic and bolivarian socialism. melissa warned me because i would mess that up. some worry it consolidates control over the nationalization and continued support for left-wing allies around the world. melissa: there were people saying there is a chance he could lose. we thought how is that possible. holding the i'm not saying that. i'm just saying i've been to the country. we were there. he sort of had guns everywhere. he was holding the press at gunpoint through the whole country. i was there for a opec meeting. doesn't seem like the kind of regime that woul

when "the washington post" analyze the tax proposals in the rhine budget, they said middle- class taxes would go up. if you want a tax increase, tom smith is your candidate. on the question of school lunches and food inspection, i voted for a lot of cuts. when we went to the debate last summer, we cut $900 billion over the next 10 years of the federal budget. did i agree with everyone? no, but we should not be cutting school lunch programs for kids so they can learn more now and burn more later. we should not be taking a risk with the health of americans by cutting back on the health of americans. i have a voting history i can point to and you can judge me by that. unfortunately, tom smith supports radical budget increasing middle-class taxes, and medicare as we know it by turning it into a voucher program, and be devastating for those who are vulnerable in a slow-growth economy. >> i'm going to begin this question with mr. casey. forget the glasses but i want to get this right. indiana senate m canid itoudo -- candidate mourdouk says --" even if life begins in rape, it is something god

i have never supported anything in the rhine budget. that is what you do, you distort what people say to suit your own needs. what i said was that the rise in budget did not go far enough in getting us a balanced budget. we need a balanced budget. i am the only one here who has not voted to cut medicare for current seniors, including my 85-year-old mom. >> the largest part of the ryan budget cuts are to medicare. when you said it does not go far enough, how far will you go? where are you glad define the money? he will not -- how far are you going to go to find the money? where does it come from? times are tough guy and a fiscal conservative standing on the state. -- times are tough. i am the fiscal conservative standing on the state. >> it is time for what we call cross-examination. we elect the candidate ask each other a question. mr. collins has the opportunity to go forward. >> we are hearing that you are defending president obama and his failed policies that have created $6 trillion of new debt. with all the problems you seem to hav

rhines priebus is at hofstra university. welcome. mr. chairman, let me talk about the debate.ink it was fair? are you satisfied with how it went? >> well, look, i'm not going to whine about the rules or the moderator. i will say, though, that tonight point-blank the president lied to the american people about libya. i think the moderator may have helped that along as well. and the other takeaway here is that the governor had a plan, he had a vision, and every single time governor romney went to the truth as to where we are in this economy, the president had no answers. he sat quietly. he couldn't defend the truth as to where we were on his watch, on the president's watch tonight, and i think between the lie on libya, which i think will make his libya headache even worse, and where we are in this economy, in the fact that he didn't have an answer, i think that's the story coming out of the debate tonight. >> greta: all right, just pain they get clear, i put on gretawire.com the president's remarks in the rose garden. did you thinwhich question did e president had the toughest t

if elected, would you vote for the rhine budget plan, yes or no, why or why not?- would you vote for the ryan budget plan, yes or no? >> i've not come out in support that plan. i have a plan of my own. my parents are baby boomers. i believe is unfair to change medicare or social security whatsoever for my grandparents, for my grandmother and her generation, and my parents and their generation. one of the things that bothers me about the problems with social security is that politicians in washington, sherrod brown and others, have wrought and stole from the social security trust fund which funds social security for our senior citizens and they have used that for taxpayer-funded bailout of wall street and large corporations. that should stay in the trust fund to save social security. it comes to medicare, we have to repeal the affordable care act. when senator brown cast the deciding vote on that piece of legislation, they took $716 billion away from medicare in order to fund obamacare. third, we need to make common- sense cuts in other parts of our government and

romney and rhine roin inching up to 43. we talk about on the show when you put women in cat rory.ried for romney-ryan and single women obama-bide boyd . that seems to be shifting. >> brian: ap said the 16 point lead among women is wiped yout tied at fren and the national poll has romney up by 2 . and on the stump yesterday. this is going to drive the president crazy. mitt romney was the hope and change. >> gretchen: i didn't see that. >> steve: yeah. the headline there, is while mr. romney and mr. ryan are up with the likely voters in the margin of error and all depends on turn out. people have to show up for the polls about two tuesday said from now . >> brian: more troubling news emerging from the benghazi terrorist attacks. two unarmed drones and outrage over the obama conflicting stories. peter doocy live in washington with more. >> even though military personnel watched the drone video of the second wave of the september 11th attack on benghazi, the secretary of defense, leon panetta said the intelligence that included e-mails alerting officials in dc was not good enough to j

. >> what i have been doing mostly is frankly studying up on congressman rhine's positions on the issueping jeff olseven who argued before the supreme court. he has been sparring with the nominee. ryan is gown for taking on the opposition in no uncertain tirms. >> the american people are engaged and if you think they want a government take over of health care you are not listening to them. >> sarah palin humor tour and she had a couple of tour lines and smiled a lot and affilable . can i call you joe? >> and he needs to use that. this is the first time that many americans are seeing paul ryan. we know not many americans know who paul ryan is. >> but ryan is familiar with biden and said biden will be at his best. he doesn't produce gaffes>> i went back and listened to the 2008 vice-president debate. the issues were similar from then to today. loss of jobs and economy . you name it. >> brian: here's the difference heather, he's defending the record rather than attacking someone else's. you have a guy in paul ryan who is debating two or three times a week. joe biden hasn't had a debate in

. >> gretchen: he complained more about time and joe biden had more time than paul rhine. is interesting the people who get more time are complaining they don't get enough time. >> brian: for example. which this. >> we want to make sure our time keepers are working. >> they are all working and i will move you alone . we have plenty of time . we are quite aware of the clock for you. mr. president i have to move you along. >> just one second. this is important. this is part of the choice in the election. >> mr. president. we are on guns here . the question of guns >> and this will make a difference. >> steve: so who won? e-mail us and let us know what you think. it was pretty much a draw. but once again like the first debate. mitt romney presented himself effectively and solidly and he would be a plausible president and hoe has a plan. >> brian: he has the creeping up in pennsylvania and michigan and dead heat in new hampshire. we'll see if the president helped his cause. >> steve: honey booboo, endorsed him. >> brian: i don't get that. >> gretchen: who cares. >> steve: and

i find it disgusting that joe biden stood in front of the nation and looked at paul rhine and the moderatorthe request for more security. when is "we" used by the administration? joe biden said michele and barack and i didn't know it? the sitting president means we, they mean the united states government. i find trouble on "fox news sunday" bob woodward. when he said something is troubling that is frankly alarming. >> steve: don't you think if it was a republican scandal, the main stream media would be over it in >> i don't necessarily believe that. the attack on libya or in lebanon. >> steve: this is ridiculous. the new york times, the new york times. their ombuds man. >> the important thing if it was a cover up they wouldn't be changing the story. >> they are trying to pass the hot potato to hillary clinton. that is ah pauling and you heard david axelrod saying it was joe biden and president obama didn't know about it thank goodness we chris wallace and laurra ingram . scooter libby had people hanging out of the trees in his driveway. susan rice needs that as well. >> steve: we thank you

a week ago paul rhine was asked to explain the math of a tax cut and he said i don't have time. romney had a massive performance and the underpenings of that was dishonest f. you are willing to say anything to get elect make up your positions, american people have to understand how they can elect you. >> steve: is calling mitt romney and ryan a good strategy. here to weigh in is washington insider amelia and democrat pollster marjorie. good morning to both of you. >> margey. it does sound like according to the new york times, 10 minutes before the end of the debate they were on a conference call talking about he stunk up the place. we'll have to go full steam ahead on a new attack and that is going to be romney is a liar. >> any time you hear mitt romney express different position than the day before it is for voters to know. we would be talking about mitt romney's loose interpretation of the facts regardless of what the people thought of the pet's performance. his own campaign walked back what romney said about covering people with preexisting conditions in the healthcare plan.

you got to wonder if paul rhine will use buried or one trillion tax coming up a week from yesterday.een busy this electionn cycle. it was a month or half ago in the common wealth of virginia in front of the count. mitt romney will put you all back in chains . that was a big story 15 seconds . >> brian: then forced to takely weeks off and now front and center and soon on his own. next thursday. paul ryan might be one of the best debaters because he does in the house in congress . senator -- i mean vice-president bide boyd will have his hands full. he doesn't necessarily have the best report card. >> steve: in the shot you could see the teleprompters on the stage but he was not looking at them. he was doing bidenism. >> gretchen: he will be sitting around the table. one good thing he is very folksy in his regard. even when he makes a gaffe. you go oh, joe. i will not rule him out being effective in that kind of environment. >> steve: heart beat from the president. yeah. >> gretchen: and now one of the biggest medicare fraud busts on record. >> it was a serious coordinated nationwide ac