. ♪ rocky top will always be ♪ home to me ♪ good old rocky top ♪ rocky top tennessee ♪ ♪ good old rockyop tennessee íwykykykyk ♪ ♪ good old rocky top ♪ rocky top tennessee ♪ ♪ good old rocky top ♪ rocky top tennessee ♪ good old rocky top ♪ rocky top tennessee >>> all right! >> all right! >> go team orange! go team orange! >> hello, everybody! hey, smoky. back off, smoky. it is october 1st, and it is moonshine monday! >> here's the thing. here's the thing. we heard a rumor -- >> yes. >> -- that this was a dry campus. is it? >> but we came anyway. >> we came anyway. here's to you guys and your sweet tea. >> yes, your sweet tea. [ cheers and applause ] >> wow, we've been here only about 12 hours, and i don't feel -- i've never experienced such kykykykyk amazing. >> i've got it tell you, there were people who were camped out here last night. there were people who came at the crack of dawn. >> which means people from the streets of new york. >> college kids. we've seen lots of little babies. we've seen the older crowd, the moms. >> we had some geriatrics with us, too. whoo! >> we want to tha

actually rocky you go first on this whole rocky. thank you but i'm ok don't worry all of this so we understand as each question goes up a different statement a different person started we have a statement which we did. ok grassroots. that's good and you don't get it mostly opening statements my apologies i didn't know we had openings he was i thought we were right to the questions so two minutes so let's start in the left there and then we'll go with our second question starting with rocky opening statements two minutes each ok visibility statements have been will go to september thank you until five please thank you kerry. good job ok great thank you. always glad to lead. the american people are in crisis we are losing our jobs decent wages our homes by the millions affordable health care and higher education the climate is in meltdown and our civil liberties are under attack. the wealthy few are richer than ever rolling in more dull than ever and the political establishment is not only not making it better they're actually making

and we never knew what went on at rocky flats. we had no idea what it really was. and we had no idea of the environmental contamination that was happening in the area. plutonium and carbon tet ro clear rise and a number of different things in the environment, we had no idea. later, like many kids in my neighborhood, i worked at the plant myself, and, um, got a sense of what it was like to be on the inside of the plant. there was one evening when i came home from working at rocky flats ask turned on the -- and turned on the television, and there was a show ott -- show on nightline, it was an expose of what was really happening at the plant. and it was the first time that i really had an awareness, an understanding of what was happening at rocky flats and how extraordinary the contamination was. it was on that day that i decided to quit my job at rocky flats, and the day that i quit was the day that i decided i would write a book about it. it took me about ten years in research and writing to pull this story together, and i wanted to write a book that reads like a no

>> rocky is correct about following the constitution. i would not be in syria unless congress makes a declaration of war. we will not stay in afghanistan if i'm elected president unless congress makes a declaration of war. only by going through that constitutional process ensure that there -- the will of the american people is addressed when we have issues like syria, afghanistan, and iraq. [applause] >> gary, this has fobe to be rebuttal. do you want to rebut something, gary? >> i was opposed to going into iraq before we went into iraq. i did not think they had weapons of mass destruction. i felt -- thought if they had weapons of mass destruction, we have the capability to see weapons of mass destruction. if -- afghanistan, i thought that was totally warranted. we were attacked, we attacked back. i would argue after having been in afghanistan for six months, we wiped out al-qaeda. that was 11 years ago. we should have gotten out of afghanistan 11 years ago. [applause] here we are now on iran. the larblingest demonstration after 9/11 was

rocky anderson is the former mayor of salt lake city. we also invited gary johnson, the decline to join us. today we bring you highlights from our expanding the debate special. we begin with the debate moderator jim lehrer. >> let's start with the economy, segment one, and let's begin with jobs. what are the major differences between the two of you about how you go about creating new jobs. you have two minutes each of you to start print a coin toss determines, mr. president, you go first. >> four years ago, we went through the worst financial crisis in the great depression. millions of jobs were lost. the auto industry was on the brink of collapse. the financial system had frozen up. and because of the resilience and the determination of the american people, we've begun to fight our way back over the last 30 months, we've seen 5 million jobs in the private sector created. the auto industry has come roaring back. and housing has begun to rise. but we all know that we've still got a lot of work to do. and so the question here tonight is wh

jill stein of the green party and rocky anderson of the justice party.ing a special broadcast monday night, we broke the sound barrier during the brahma -- obama-romney debate, to get real-time responses from jill stein and rocky anderson. this is debate moderator bob schieffer of cbs news. >> are you saying you want a bigger military, a bigger navy? you do not want to cut defense spending. what i want to ask you, we were talking about financial issues. where you going to get the money. >> first of all, i'm going through from the beginning we will cut about 5% of the discretionary budget, excluding military. >> [indiscernible] >> i will be happy to have to take a look. come on our website. we will have a balanced budget in eight to 10 years. number one, i get rid of obamacare. there are a number of things that sound good but we cannot afford them but that does not sound good and is not affordable. i would get rid of that from day one. we take program after program, and that we don't absolutely have to have come and get rid of them. number two, we take so

again thanks to free any dying still larry king thanks to gary rocky and jill. open up the process brought of these two americans and we will have a bad and great a country for things that we got to do right away our petty balanced budget ny are not ten years down the road like obama and romney are talking about jobs in america for american citizens for i am the only candidate that has advocated a near complete moratorium on green card foreign worker admissions into this country until on employment is under five percent it makes no sense to bring in so many foreign workers when we need jobs in america for us that us can score. third. i agree with jill on super pacs and pacs and define and beat but i don't think you need me a cost i think it can be done with legislation with a nuff warehouses and a sense of the high from the sense of the senate and i want to say political action committees a lemonade an individual donations only full transparency and we need to end the super pac that are totally just the by controlling federal elections it's time for grassroots c

and then rocky anderson from the justice party. a man who is actually progressive.r of salt lake city and the man who joins us now. rocky, i want to ask you about progressives and the debate, but first i want to start with mitt romney. you actually knew mitt romney back during the olympics of salt lake city. is that the same mitt romney that we see today? >> not at all. he's unrecognizable to my. not only inme.not only in terms of radical changes on so many circumstance, but he comes off as so out of touch and a little bit clueless, not the kind of charisma. when we knew him during the olympics he was a good reasonable moderate guy who was pro-choice pro gay and lesbian rights? how else would he have won the governorship of massachusetts. the things he has done to change himself, he's very uncomfortable in the skin that his handlers have had him crawl into. >> cenk: now rocky i understand that he does not actually hold those positions that would be my guess as you're indicating here. but the guy's core seems to be do whatever i got to do to win. wouldn't that have b

rocky one and 2 had good acting. rocky 3 goes to cartoon land. rocky 3 is a live action cartoon. >> that's a great theory. >> thank you. >> i like the way deniro gained all of that weight. >> what are you talking about? >> i was talking about rocky three. >> you just made andy mad. >> because i like film. >> yes, in your underwear. >> do you cry at the end of rocky movies ? >> i don't have that physical capability. >> andy made it sound like it was his girlfriend. >> pretty much. >> greg, you brought up that young obama ate a dog. >> yes. >> maybe the reason he had a bad debate is he ate the dog that ate his homework. >> a joke i used on "the five" two weeks ago. >> i don't think you did. >> you can look it up if you like. >> i don't know what -- "the five" what? i don't know what that means. it doesn't make any sense. >> you thought obama's hollywood speech in which he joked seemed forced. i feel like that is where he kind of belongs. he seems much more comfortable giving speeches or being on shows like "the view" running the country sometimes.

justice party nominee rocky anderson, the former mayor of salt lake city. in rocky mount, virginia, constitution party nominee virgil goode, the former six- term congressman who was first elected as a democrat and later switched to the republican party. we are reairing parts of last as presidential debate, pausing to give third-party candidates a chance to respond the same questions put to republican mitt romney and democrat president barack obama. we return to debate moderator candy crowley of cnn. >> lorraine osarios has a question for you. >> how are you doing? romney, what are your -- what you plan on doing with immigrants without their green cards and are currently living here as productive members of society. >> thank you. thank you for your question. let me step back and tell you what i would like to do with our immigration policy broadly and include an answer to your question. first of all, this is a nation of immigrants. we welcome people coming to this country as immigrants. my dad was born in mexico of american parents. my wife's that was born in

very windy, wet and stormy in the northern portions of the rockies. you can see one area of enhanced rain north of seattle towards bell ling ham. you will drive into that. south of i-5, hit-and-miss showers mostly in the higher elevations, areas like portland. we kept showers in the forecast, all areas of the northern rockies and northwest, another very warm day in southern california, near 90 once again. that's a look at for you. off-shore wind means warm temperatures, 82 degrees. >>> maybe the people in san diego can enjoy the sunshine and forget about the football game you'll tell us about later in the show. >> bill, thanks so much. if you have a pet, we have a food recall to tell you about. and the shocking appearance of the 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed. >> peyton manning's heerk lean comeback ties dan marino for most fourth quarter come backs. it was unbelievable. you're watching "early today." >>> here are some of the stories making news this morning. khalid sheikh mohammed showed up to court in guantanamo bay with his beard died a bri

drug legalization and want to give you a round up from the justice party presidential candidate rocky anderson. and a new report details the obama administration's efforts to create the next generation targeted kill list it's called the disposition matrix will dive into what the report says that moves into what role the drones play in u.s. security. and what some are calling a tip for a time political move a tribunal is forcing aqua door to pay the largest investor state penalty in history one point eight billion dollars for allegedly violating a trade agreement is this a retaliatory move against the country for granting political asylum to wiki leaks co-founder julian assange. questions more. well good evening it is wednesday october twenty fourth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm christine frizz out you're watching our t.v. . last night we aired the presidential debate for third party candidates live from chicago the debate was moderated by larry king sponsored by the free and equal elections foundation and well neither mitt romney nor president obama showed up it was attended by form

rocky every time they hit the canvas they get up swinging. >> i don't think you know that "rocky" is my favorite movie. >> adrian! adrian! >> henry is worth the price of admission. a's have to be inspired after that, young man. thank you very much. good stuff. take them to the championship. >> bay area baseball is front page news on our website, nbcbayarea.com. click on the sports tab on our homepage and more in-depth coverage all day long. that's where you can find all the information. >> open it up. giving love on the "rocky" movie and now love on the weather front. >> i think we'll say rain delays. i'm looking at rain delays tonight. i have been studying this forecast. very, very closely. everybody wants to know it's a very important game. let's start with what we're dealing with right here right now. temperatures are crisp. we have a full deck of clouds overhead. as we head throughout this afternoon, that will be the case. i don't think we'll break out of the 50s. in san francisco today. let's talk about that rain when it comes to the oakland coliseum it here's our thunderstorm m

the candidates met for an hour- long debate last night in rocky mount, north carolina courtesy of wra -tv in raleigh. >> good evening and thank you for joining us for this third and final televised debate for governor. one of these two people will be the next governor. we will be asking the questions tonight. the candidates are here and they will let us know specifically what their vision is to move north carolina forward for the next four years. we welcome all of you and thank you for joining us. this live debate is being televised across north carolina. we appreciate you being with us tonight and we are confident it will be in light of information for those who either have already voted for plan to vote on november 6. before we get started, let's meet the nominees. one of them will be our next governor. walter delton is finishing his first term as north carolina lieutenant governor. his career began in 1996 as a state senator and served six terms representing rutherford and cleveland counties. pat mccoury became the 53rd mayor of charlotte and served seven terms as the queen city le

now look, what we're talking about here is a perfect example rocky.wrong with taking federal money to to run an olympics? i don't think so. we won the bid for the owe limp picks. but now he's saying federal money, that's not acceptable. except when it was his advantage he loved it. >> that's exactly right. $1.3 billion went towards transportation projects, rebuilding highways. a lot of things that federal taxpayers paid for. if they looked at what went on here i think they would wonder what business does the federal government have sending all of that money to any olympics venue. certainly we needed the security. that was a hush issue and it was my primary concern especially after. we all worked really hard together to get to that point. i see such an enormous hypocrisy now with this mitt romney who is more concerned about making sure that the wealthy don't pay their taxes than the needs of this country are really taken care of. >> cenk: and one more thing about this, you know, as you look at mitt romney from back then through the lens of what you kno

that cold front in the northern rockies is headed our way.e comes the front through the lake and it may be timed perfectly to get to the east coast and take sandy away from us. it will all depend on whether the front from the northern rockies gets here in time and strong enough to push the tropical system away. morning fog will burn off to afternoon sunshine on both thursday and friday. then a chance for a shower. the front coming in saturday evening and moving across the area on sunday, bringing tulare and gusty winds and high is only in the 50's per monday and tuesday. >> the ravens have officially hit their bye week. they are a game and a half up on the pittsburgh steelers, but a game that is not easy to fix. on sunday afternoon in houston, the texans finished with 181 yards against the ravens defense. raven's head coach john harbaugh says it is not time to panic, but there is a lot of room for improvement. >> are you talking about drafting changes? probably not. it is not like we are -- are going to change in some other kind of defense. w

[cheers and applause] >> our next for two minutes, rocky anderson. rocky? >> the top two system is simply a continuation of the degradation of our democracy by this monopoly of the republican and democratic parties. our system has been so constricted, our democracy so degraded by these two parties from the very beginning in terms of ballot access, even getting on the ballot so you can give people choices, this top two option would simply fell you just go ahead and keep raising all your money, you put your own candidates out there, you can even have just two people from the same political party. and that means no choice for the voters. [cheers and applause] last night, last night and in all of these presidential and vice presidentle debate. look how constricted it has been when you've had two parties there, the republicans and the democrats. they're arguing about who's going to spend more on the military budget? barack obama bragging that he's increased the military budget? every year that he's been in office. they're both trying to outdo each other in terms

rocky anderson who is at the justice party. rocky, awesome name. >> he is from philly? i know a rocky from philly. >> he is weirdly from salt lake city. that is an excellent i impress of a mormon. i would de criminalize murder, b ensure that reo speed wagon is in the rock and roll hall of fame. and make sassiness a requirement for every voter. what are your thoughts and can i have your vote? >> i am glad you are not running. >> how dare you bring up something personal? >> it shows they are open to all. they invited two students from hog warts. tell me where you are as far as wizardry is concerned and what your favorite spell is. i thought they were all british. >> how does larry king get involved in this? jars full of metamucil? >> haven't met him yet. >> he is a tiny rock star, shriveled. but he is the keith richards of news. >> who are you pulling for in this debate? >> anybody that shows they know what the constitution is. so far i believe that is gary johnson. >> he is not a member of the constitution party. that was on there. are they talking about the paper docume

. >> rocky anderson. easy to please. >> nay. >> not a fan of rocky. what about rocky 2. that wasn't so bad. >> i would say yay. >> is america ready for a president with the name of rocky? >> absolutely. he is ready over these democratic caned dealts -- candidates who have taken our nation in such a wrong direction. >> they are the clubber lane. >> a i am told you are sake and b will it prevent you from partying afterwards. >> you might not want to party with me. >> well, we all get sick, right? >> is there anything i can do? >> can you do anything about the puffy lip? >> i like it. it is lauren hutton. >> it is collagen, right? >> you look very angelina jolie. >> can i ask you some questions about what to do in town? >> well, what kind of things do you like to do? >> bondage, discipline. i love "little people" can you help me out? >> i know in the southwest there is a midget bar. >> may name is chris and m why why -- polling started all things larry king. >> mostly that he lives. >> i don't know where he will put larry cifng. i assume -- larry king. i assume it is not th

rocky s. correct to back following the constitution i would not be and syria on last congress makes a declaration of war we will not stay in afghanistan if i am a like to present that unless congress makes that declaration of war only by going through that constitutional process which can we ensure that the will of the american people is addressed when we have issues like syria yanna stand on our right. now this is the report. you want to report something gary well ok. it's a report of what. i was opposed to going into iraq before we went into iraq i did not think there were weapons of mass destruction and i said in two thousand and three if there are weapons of mass destruction we have the military surveillance capability to see that happen and if that happens oh we have all sorts of options but if we go into iraq we're going to find ourselves in a civil war to which there would be no end afghanistan i thought initially that that was totally warranted we were attacked we attacked back but i w

tonio and ask the average american and they'll likely have no idea who virgil goode is asking all the rocky enders and they'll probably answer you with a blank stare why are third party candidates in america locked out of mainstream media debates what are democrats and republicans really afraid of and the united states is teetering on the edge of the fiscal cliff just barely managing old on is president obama willing to let go of the country and our economy just to make the rich pay their share and taxes. you need to know this one of the basic american core values has always been about protecting the rights of the power love us from the powerful that's what our revolution was founded on and as we evolved over time that value provoked the civil war in the end of slavery the emancipation of women and a whole raft of laws that protect the little guy from giant corporations particularly in the workplace our system of government is democratic with the will of the people determining the fate and future of things through electing our representatives our economic system is far from being democratic

not as residents like me and my family, but workers at rocky flats.thousands of people in colorado and beyond who are affected by rocky flats. another reason we were talking about the story is that we continue to deal with the legacy production of this country. the environmental industry and also the cultural legacy of how important this plant was in the way it affected people -- people that weren't aware at how they were being affected. when i worked at the plant, it was common for workers to refer to them as cold war warriors. for the people that grew up in a rocky flats, we were also warriors, but nobody told us that we didn't know what was happening at the plant. the plant was operated by chemicals, and we thought they were making household cleaning supplies. my mother thought they were making scrubbing bubbles. it was not apparent what actually happened.

if you notice the chilly air, it's in the 40s finally through the northern rockies, into 30s at the high elevations, but none of that cool air made it to vegas, at 78 this morning. it's a little cool around portland and medford, maybe a light jacket this morning. you'll probably carry it home this afternoon because we're spending another dry day, an amazingly dry stretch of weather here and it continues. 84 in medford, 74 portland, and after burning off the clouds in central california, dry in the where we'll still be in the 90s. that's better than upper 90s. i would love to say it's going to rain soon in the west. >> why would you like to say that? no one out west -- >> for something different. a little change of scenery. >> all right, bill, we'll work on that for you. >> it's got to rain sooner or later. >>> coming up, hp plunges. an fbi black market bust, and hiring 300,000 employees? your early morning business headlines are ahead. >>> plus, singing sensation and star of nbc's "the voice," christina aguilera is getting something very special from secretary of state hillary clinton. y

politics so i think that's going to also play a part that's right and you know i just got word that rocky anderson one of the candidates that will be part of this debate tonight joined the panel let's take a listen to the discussion. issues this isn't just something i talk about during a campaign these are things i've worked on all my adult life they represent what the majority of people in poll after poll show that they want whether it's getting out of afghanistan whether it's ending the budget busting bush tax cuts whether it's getting it finally seeing an end to the disastrous spelled war on drugs there is so much that we can get done as americans but not if the debate is so constricted as we've seen during these three presidential debates and the vice presidential debate i mean there are what are they arguing about who can drill on public lands the most who can raise military spending the most what kinds of arms are we going to send over to syria to set those poor people up for an absolute bloodbath our foreign policy is so belligerent and republican and democratic parties have been i

stein and rocky anderson. we invited gary johnson, but his campaign said he had other plans for the night. our special begins at 8:30 p.m. eastern time. you can also go to our website, democracynow.org. to talk more about the debates, we are joined by the founder and executive director of open debates, the author of "no debate: how the republican and democratic parties secretly control the presidential debates." george, welcome. you are in new york, near our studios, and we are in denver for the debate tonight. george, how did it come to be that the commission of presidential debates came to be? what is this commission? >> the commission on presidential debates sounds like a government agency, like a nonpartisan entity, which is by design, is intended to deceive the american people. in reality, it is a private corporation financed by anheuser-busch and others, created by the republican and democratic parties to seize control of the debates. precisely as you said, every four years, this commission allows major

and to see andy pettitte being taken down in a post season game -- it's like ivan drago in rocky iv where they say he's cut! he's cut. to see the cardinal and the yankees go down on a knee it does make you think, holy crap we could have a beltway series. >> bill: yes and at the same time there is the rest of the country -- >> oh screw them. let him have his moment bill. [ laughter ] >> bill: but not too bad for the san francisco bay area. >> not at all. but i tell you something this oakland as team that is the one thing right now. i was making a joke that mitt

so i cajoled rocky. as they had this vision of weavings joins together, i knew i wanted universal principle, battlefield will it become a feeling the pressure of combat. and they are in this book, but i also wanted universal as should be a diplomacy that we saw from 9/11 to now 2012. here's something from rocky story. i experienced several close calls while flying during first deployment in iraq here we received multi-rpg attack, smaller fire and while flying our final approach under pressure for the mass casualty call from combat outpost romani. the first rpg shot directly in front of us in on final approach past 10 to 15 feet above the rotors. another fire from behind as on the left side of the aircraft. rpg's and smaller buyers were shot at our aircraft numerous times in several occasions to damage. i distinctly remember evacuating a navy seal in the second employment in 2006. the very same zone of her body. he was the first seal killed in action in iraq. one of his fellow schemata mummified a boy pic

jill stein and put the same question to rocky anderson. want to play an excerpt of jill stein's response to moderator jim lehrer's questioned about so-called entitlement programs and social security. >> it is very important to point out that while we hear a very different narrative from barack obama and the democrats than we do from mitt romney, with mitt romney's narrative being, usually harsh, scary, selfishness on steroids, and the democratic narrative being warm and fuzzy and we're all in this together let's just wait for things to get better, it is really important to look beyond the talk, to look at the walk, to look at what is being proposed. geoffrey sax at the university of columbia has pointed out in his analysis of the budget proposal to both obama and romney-ryan, points out they are both aiming for essentially the same targets. they're both aiming for social security to be about 5% of gdp some years down the line whether it is four or eight years. and on medicare, there are both aiming for medicare to be reduced to about 3.2%

. >>> rocky mountain high! let's play "hardball"! ♪ >>> good evening.'m chris mathews at the university of denver with a big debate. let me start with the debate. which of these two guys romney or obama can make the biggest gaffe, who can launch the deadliest zinger? that's the word romney's people. is this the dean martin rose to don rickles, is that the part we're casting here? sorry. i thought it was president of the united states. the person who will lead the west, lift this country up from long economic struggle, take us to a stronger, fair american future. i'm looking for the big thought tonight, the fresh, crisp, candid thinking that is the very essence of any set of solutions we can come up with. a fear a sling shot war, pestering salvos, crating bites for the next tv ads, words to be packaged and pitched out to us as examples of spontaneous vision and uncanny wisdom. i'm looking for the real thing. smart calls to action by someone who knows his number one job is simply to tell us what needs to be done. i'm joined by former white house press sec

and the rumble in the rockies. five hours from now, the presidential candidates will take the stage at the university of denver for the first and some say the most important debate of the 2012 presidential election. nbc's steve handelsman joins us live from the arena with the story. steve? >> reporter: thanks, good evening. i can tell you this, the guy who's going to run this debate for all of us to learn from, you won't hear that guy call this a rumble in the rockies, mark jim lehrer will order those in the audience not to boo or his or clap. we, americans, can concentrate on what these candidates have to say. more than 60 million americans could watch tonight's debate. >> i've made up my mind, but i'd still like to see both of the candidates sweat a little bit. >> reporter: president obama looked relaxed this week. mitt romney, too. but he knows he has to change perceptions tonight. more voters now see romney negatively than see him positively. and that loses elections. >>. >> reporter: in virginia, romney's down

the rocky mountains. >>> up next, just answer the question.uestions that could come up in the debate tonight and get some answers. "hardball" live from denver. >>> governor, if kitty dukakis were raped and murdered, would you favor an irrevocable death penalty for the killer? >> no, i don't, bernard, i'm proposed the death penalty during all of my life. [ male announcer ] when these come together, and these come together, one thing you can depend on is that these will come together. delicious and wholesome. some combinations were just meant to be. tomato soup from campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. [ chuckles ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ male announcer ] now you'll know when to stop. [ honk! ] the all-new nissan altima with easy fill tire alert. [ honk! ] it's our most innovative altima ever. nissan. innovation that excites. ♪ because it helps you keep doing what you love. no wonder it's america's #1 selling pain reliever. you took action, you took advil®. and we thank you. debate tonight is going to be indoors. this say b

and you are up at the southern end ftd rocky mountains and there is this scarp of rock that rises up probably about a thousand feet out of a valley floor and right at the tip of this scarp there are two twin towers of rock. if you get to a certain place on top of this very narrow butte, you can see between these twin towers and there happens to be a great house built between these two towers and every 18.6 years when the moon goes into its northernmost point on the horizon, it rises between those two towers. i was there at the beginning of the last 18.6 year cycle and we stood up there, probably 20 of us, researchers, forest service people, all gathered at the same spot with cameras and huddled -- it was late december at 8,000 feet and we were all watching this gap. and somebody had done very intricate work to figure out exactly where you need to stand to see the light at exactly the right time. and as we were all gathered up there, i remember this older archeo-astronomer said it's too bad this isn't celebrated any more. this is such a momentous occasion, the moon finally coming up b

election just as party candidate rocky anderson joins us here and also reporting on deadly errors in britain's health service. it's impossible to so many individual consultant to tonight so many average it must be this is all i can think of the word. was months no doubt a catalogue of fatal flaws of the u.k.'s health care system just as the government increasing returns back to the business is just a couple of the many stories we're covering after this break. tucked in between the russian mainland japan and the coming island is the island of minute on named after french seafarer who discovered it it is described as the pride of the sakhalin region we'll take a look at what's in store for us here. until two thousand and four the island was part of the borders own and was completely restricted too busy to know the speak to us place is open to tourists unique plants and animals are its top attraction. really has been exploring the deaths of the world seas for several decades but it's here at more your own island where he has finally found what he'd been looking for . the most the water

snow-covered mountain passes in the cascades, sierra nevada and northern rockies. a slick commute from seattle to san francisco. roads will be wet at times around the upper midwest, great lakes, new york, and new england. >> and if you're flying today, some airport delays are possible in salt lake city, san francisco, where the party's still going on, and chicago and detroit. >>> breaking news overnight in the search for a missing new jersey girl. >> officials in glauser county believe they have found the body of autumn pasquale, inside her cycling container. the middle schooler was seen saturday riding her bike to a friend's house. her family recorded her missing when she did not return by curfew. >>> also, a scare in wisconsin overnight. a small plane made a crash-landing on a highway, backing up traffic for miles. the twin-engine aircraft was trying to land at an airport in racine county when it came down on i-94. there were two people onboard. but they were not injured. >>> robert kennedy's youngest son returns to court today, after tearful testimony from a mat

i like rocky's point. i never understood him before this debate, but i feel like gary johnson -- totally. i like gary johnson more than in the of the other candidates, but i will probably be voting gary johnson. host: you have virgil, gary, and jill stein on the ballot there. caller: we do. the one thing in this debate that got ahold of me is the whole national defense authorization act. i think that is one of the biggest, most important things that we, as human beings it really need to focus on. yes, we need jobs. yes, we need to bring down our debt. ultimately, as human beings -- what host: concerned about that act? i saw a sweet about it earlier but someone had mentioned it. what are you concerned about? caller: the fact that americans can be detained indefinitely without due process, without the fact that they will not have access to legal representation is absolutely scary and people are just caught up in the things that do matter, but i, personally, do not think it matters more than the national defe

we start with rocky.f you had the opportunity to write one constitutional amendment with an absolute guarantee it would be approved by congress and then following that, 3/4 of the state legislatures, what would you amend? >> i've already written it. please take a look at our website, voterocky.org. it's the new equal rights amendment promising that equal rights under the law will never be abridged on account of gender or sexual orientation. it's time that we have several protections for members of our glbt community and absolutely prohibit any discrimination on account of gender. that amendment, without the sexual orientation provision, failed by not getting the approval of only three states in this country. it's high time we revive it, add sexual orientation and gender identification and make that statement as a nation that will never -- we'll never allow discrimination on those grounds again. [applause] >> do you recall the others respond, do you think, rocky, that would pass today? >> i do think it wou

geographically that we think of as the great plains and the rocky mountains to california. that did not include california. it was already a state to. the question was critical because it had to do with the future of slavery and seven powerpc in the nation. -- southern power in the nation. what is there constitutional rights as citizens? moving slave property into territories owned by the entire nation. the dread scott decision the united states supreme court confirmed the southern constitutional view. republicans will allow no more slaves on any territory. abraham lincoln elected november much later in est. congress came into session and to put forth a critical portion a way they dealt with the territory to have a dividing line beyond the louisiana purchase to the border california. i will get to my main topic. when abraham lincoln and rejected all meaningful compromise. i am going to talk about three different men. you know, his name. abraham lincoln. the other two not so well known. a great kentucky statesmen some would believe henry stewart from your state to have prior

former virginia congressman virgil goode with the constitution party and former salt lake city mayor rocky anderson with the justice party i should mention this debate was aired on c.-span and al-jazeera as well but none of the major cable networks aired it even though the host and larry king spent decades working for c.n.n. before candidates agreed on more than they disagreed upon but last night their ideas and their faces were thrust into the spotlight something that doesn't often happen despite being on the ballot in many states one of the topics covered was an issue that has played a major role in our elections and in our democratic process as a whole campaign finance here are a couple of the candidates speaking about that. they would have never signed the national defense authorization act allowing for you when i was you was that is to be arrested and detained without being charged that's the reason we called or was this. it's an outrage ten twenty one and it would. start with. it's kind of betrayal of our civil liberties that the president has the soon to dictatorial rights to put us