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rm they say the coordinates given to them were wrong. shut down all the routes the u.s. used -- uses to send foot, fuel and supplies in to troops. and accusations in moscow against a group in front of this sunday's elections. stock markets recorded some of their biggest weekly gains for nearly three years, reflecting hopes of further action to deal well. euro zone crisis. frankfurt's main index closed up for the week. the german chancellor, angela merkel, has warned it will take years to resolve the situation. >> at this critical time, here is the european central bank celebrating the 10th anniversary of the instruction -- truex -- intro dux of the euro bank know. >> the euro. our money. >> in the german parliament today, angela merkel was looking for a plan that would save the single currency. her ambitious idea is for the countries to be bound more closely together, with tough rules to prevent governments overspending. >> anybody who just a few months ago would have said that we were introducing very serious steps, for a fiscal union,

ed high -- the high -- rm importance of plaque history months also reminds us of the power of all americansntimes with the census data that's been released people have been spending a lot of time lamenting that the african-american pop lakes is at 3.9% and i am really here to encourage you that our numbers may be diminishing but we are also here, present and we are still strofpblgt we don't need to have huge numbers but we must remain engaged in order to make sure to we remain relevant. the last two years have been a meaningful time for all of us with obama in the administration. i'm personally very proud of the work that he has done, that we have done here in san francisco among a wide array of voters and to be elected by what many consider the last batchtyon of president african-american community in after, it is a special honor to be here today buff. thank you very much. >> thank you, supervisor. supervisor mirkarimi is here with us but before he calms -- comes up -- comes up i want to mention ralph lewin, with the california huh-uh -- humanities council here with us also. we have a numb

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i would say a lower likelihood because the leadership understands the opening coul coe a threat rm there could be a real crack up. that is a real risk and that may attempt the south koreans to moe in and how the chiefn niece would react to the forces moving north. >> charlie zm. zm ?mplet..: are. >> i think the tip didn't justsf united states forces these t gentlemen did not work well together. pgh hush is the sue any st. ui o the clerktive presidency. >> the the prime minister hasthe government structures. and so hush me has tomorrow come after maul key on a number of occasions and they're quite prepared to go after him. now i'm not prepared, i'm not in a position as to speak to the route of security guards by butt it's a very serious charge indeed. most people think of kurds at people that warrant out of that state. i i this i think people are turning to the kurtd to city if they can mend this rift between the uni's hush me and the prime minister maul key. i think anyone who has spent a day in brock and realized it's a place where you have is too birk el your assessment i would think t

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. >>> mitt rm romney attacked newt gingrich again this week saying zany is not what we need in a president zany? how boring are you if you think zany is newt gingrich? oh, he's just mad cap. what a wild, crazy guy that newt is. oh! >> welcome back to the special hour of the "cnn newsroom." we're taking this time out every sunday to let you hear from the 2012 presidential contenders in their words out on the campaign trail. the political bickering, however, continues in washington, just a day after president obama praised a senate vote to extend the payroll tax cut. house speaker john boehner is expressing his opposition. the republican leader says the two-month extension is just, quote, kicking the can down the road, end quote. earlier this week, newt gingrich touted his own record on the economy. >> i think it is very, very important that we get the deficit under control. you can't run up multibillion dollar debt on the scale president obama has. it simply doesn't work. and the credential i offer you is that i have had four consecutive balanced budgets came out of the policies i developed

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he was talking about mitt rm any, confident, calling him he would support him if he became the nomineesident potentially and listen to this. >> i wish everybody had loved me. i'd rather be infective representing the american people than be popular in r inside washington. >> what do you think, john? >> he's very gently responsibling. he is getting a lot of this from his former colleagues. >> yeah, it's been pretty harsh. >> it has. but when you're on top, you get to be above the fray. and that he is what he is trying to restore that matured koout l. newt. he's the tea party candidate. you have the outsider insurgent force. and that is a fascinating role reversal. it really shows the depth of frustration with the romney camp. they'll circle around even this ultimate insider is an a alternatives right now. the current endorsements -- you have kid rock, you know, the singer. i can't sing the song. but anyway, he is coming onboard and be the songwriter for his campaign. maybe this endorsement will matter. but newt gingrich hasn't gotten endorsements really. >> endorsements give a feeling of

rm knee has it shake off his image of being a wall street guy.n 109 million and $250 million. clearly the richest candidate in the gop field. >> good report. thanks, lisa, for that. >>> in three weeks and one day the republican presidential candidate will face off in the first test that counts. er with talking about the iowa caucuses. john king is angoring his show from iowa all of this week. joining us now from davenport. all right, john, give us a lay of the land over there. first of all on this one $10,000 bet, how is it playing out in iowa? >> you know, wolf, i just had lunch with three republican voters and none of them brought it up. they did say they were watching debates, they are aware of it. but it wasn't a defining moment. but you get the great sense that people are tuning in. it is a very different iowa campaign. remember mike huckabee was on the side last time. he proved he could defeat hillary clinton and john edwards back in those days. this state add great deal of activity. it's been more quiet and some iowans say the retail polit

but what a source did say generally is that rm knee will keep moving forward where w his own message with newt gingrich where they exist. wolf? >> joe, thanks very much. romney is certainly getting ready to get a new endorsement tomorrow. a campaign officials confirming to cnn that dan quayle will back romney in an event in arizona tomorrow. let's talk about what's going on right now. gingrich versus romney. the state of the republican race for the white house, our chief political analyst is here. are we seeing, gloria be a and you and i have covered newt gingrich for a long time. a different newt emerge in these days of this campaign? >> i think what we are seeing is newt gingrich who is trying to portray himself as more positive, more optimistic. ala ronald reagan. take a look at this ad is he is running in iowa prps. >> some people say the america we know and love is a thing of the past. i don't believe that. because working together, i know we can rebuild america. >> he is clearly trying to reintroduce himself. i would say he is trying to reinvent himself to the american people.

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. >> i do have additional questions for all of you regarding to rm implementation roadmap.the oversight of the sec. senator shelby. >> thank you. chairman, according to the mf global bankruptcy trustee, as much as $1 billion or more of customer funds are missing from the cftc, missing. cftc is a regulator. where have you been there? secondly, do you know where the money is? >> senator, as i am not participating in the matters it may be appropriate. >> why are you not participating? for the record. >> absolutely. i think it's a good question. though the attorneys at the cftc, the chief ethics officer and general counsel have indicated to me that they did not see a reason, legal or ethical for me to not participate, i reached out to them as a deterrent to enforcement matter and before we had our first closed-door surveillance meetings. we have closed-door surveillance meetings every friday and have for 30 plus years. he said that did not really want my participation to be a distraction. it had already prompted some questions from the support matter. >> are you not participati