venezuela hat a bounty of beautiful women there because the crowning marks the south american nation'sixth miss world title. more than any other country. drink the water there. >> thank you so much for joining us at 7:00 for abc-7 news at 578. >> alan: thank you for joining captioned by closed captioning services inc.

dollar you don't think we should feel bad about other nations getting stronger be they russians chinese brazilians south africans or indians are american should not concern us because these countries offer us more opportunities to export our products as they develop a big. but that's only the case if we stay debt and stay more innovative when we fulfill our agenda of twenty canada and sort out our social policies and germany is the only country that understood back in two thousand and three different aging country to maintain prosperity it must provide for change i think about i wonder if the rest of the e.u. states i mean understood this a decade later i'll manage to take the action needed to maintain prosperity i on the other hand we have an understanding that an aging society with a decreasing number of people who are to floyd has problems over the some years will be a movie that we started taking care of our problems in time the rest will regret it we can be forced to take on harder mission as goes for everyone not just the sound of all posts this but if they don't you can or didn't hear ghostwrote a sample of the board for the nor

the reason we have a federal government is to provide for the national security of the american people. i think the people here in south carolina and all over the country will look at the candidates and ask themselves the question. who is ready to lead on day one in the oval office and who is best prepared to be commander-in-chief. >> do you see any stand out and who seems to be positioning himself or herself to get to the head of the pack. >> i see strengths in and with each of them. for example, you know, newt gingrich with a sense was history and michele bachmann with her service on the intelligence committee and governor huntsman with his background in chine yampt that one of the biggest threats to date . mitt romney, a fundmental standing of international economics as karl just mention san torum with his service. herman cain, the only candidate running with a graduate degree with computer science and cyber threat. and a major problem from a national security standpoint. and each of these candidates bring something unique to the debate. >> to be fair obama had no foreign policy either when he assumed the position .

american, recruit our veterans. if you're a business owner, hire them. >> president oh bam many obama -- saturday's gop debate in south carolina will focus on national securitynd foreign policy. in washington, craig boswell, fox news. >>> texas governor in damage control mode after wednesday night's debate gap. the gop presidential hopeful tried to make light of the 54 second brain freeze as he tried and failed to recall. he would abolish by presenting the top ten list on david letterman last night. >> number seven, i thought the debate was tonight. >> there you go. that happens to everybody. it was a mixup, ladies and gentlemen. sure. and number six. >> hey listen, you try concentrating with mitt romney smiling at you, that is one handsome dude. >> i know. i know exactly what you're talking about. >> he's been making the rounds on major network shows since his debate flaw. >>> i have to say, he was very funny. i watched it and he is a good actor. really good. >> well -- awful windy today. >> isn't it? the wind is awful. with these temperatures in the 40s, really felt it. for the first time today, i thought, why did i not put gloves in my pocket? the wind is

south asia but some people didn't take them. all right. here is question number 4 of the great american news quiz the national disaster edition.he movie 2012 showed the world being destroyed by a series of natural disasters. [car horns] >> bill: that doesn't look too pleasant. >> no. >> bill: movie was base on a prediction that the world would end 2012, next year, a prediction allegedly made by which ancient civil occasion? >> bill: that is correct. the mayans. very good. did you read the original my myans scroll. >> i got it on my kindle. >> bill: you can do that now. you can order ancient inscriptions on your kindle. >> downloading now. >> bill: there you go. so next year 2012, that's it, ladies and gentlemen, that's the end. everybody should start spending now and get out of the recession before the world ends. >> that's not possible. >> bill: if you believe the mayans. here is the last question. do we have a tie here. >> she is ahead by one. >> bill: i'm old and can't keep track. you have to keep track for me. number one i'm really not interested and -- no, that's not true. [ laughter ] >> bill: that's a lie. many christia

national soccer team in the world has finally won a game. >> that's right. it happened in the south pacific, where the team from americanamoa has ended a 30-game losing streak. they beat tonga 2-1 in a world cup-qualifying game. that losing streak stretched back 17 years and included one match that ended 31-0. >> that is the saddest little team. >> but it's so great that -- you've got to stick with it. you've got to stick with things. >> it's a lesson in perseverance, right? >> absolutely. >> or maybe they just picked the wrong sport. maybe. >> it's wonderful. >> congrats to those guys. and in belgium there is a disney wonderland on ice. an annual festival is celebrating the 20th anniversary of disneyland paris. so there's aladdin, captain jack sparrow, as well as buzz lightyear. >> and it has taken five weeks and 29 artists from 11 countries to carve up all those icings using 200 tons of ice. >> that is very cool-looking. look at that. unbelievable. like the craftsmanship and all that is always so -- >> when i see sand castles i'm always amazed, but these ice sculptures are just remarkable. look at that. look at that.

south asia but some people didn't take them. all right. here is question number 4 of the great american news quiz the national disaster edition.ovie 2012 showed the world being destroyed by a series of natural disasters. [car horns] >> bill: that doesn't look too pleasant. >> no. >> bill: movie was base on a prediction that the world would end 2012, next year, a prediction allegedly made by which ancient civil occasion? >> bill: that is correct. the mayans. very good. did you read the original my myans scroll. >> i got it on my kindle. >> bill: you can do that now. you can order ancient inscriptions on your kindle. >> downloading now. >> bill: there you go. so next year 2012, that's it, ladies and gentlemen, that's the end. everybody should start spending now and get out of the recession before the world ends. >> that's not possible. >> bill: if you believe the mayans. here is the last question. do we have a tie here. >> she is ahead by one. >> bill: i'm old and can't keep track. you have to keep track for me. number one i'm really not interested and -- no, that's not true. [ laughter ] >> bill: that's a lie. many christians a

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americans are marking national move your money day and also online for you. the fruits of labor a russian baby dubbed the world's seven billionth citizen a ton of oranges from south africa has a rather juicy reward to get a taste of that story at our dot com. now russia simulated round trip to mars so successfully concluded after an eighteen month long test to see how a crew my cope with a long space flight well the massive experiment was carried out without ever leaving moscow peter all over and tom barton watched the mission end and met the volunteers who spent over five hundred days in isolation. after five hundred. twenty days of this trip around. we are proud to there to to prove that humanity can go to mass this is experiment to see basically the psychological effects a trip to mars would have on the crew and how they would work together inside such a facility now those that took part in this are looking to be part of future martian missions this overhaul operation was an international cooperative mission the russian space agency working with the european space agency to put this experiment into into practice now the crew itself was made up from people from

american nationals conspiring to kill american officers and employees conspiring to use an acquirer in the aircraft missiles and conspiring to provide material support to the fark rebels in colombia south america he has been ignored by much of the mainstream media the merchants of death victor boot remains he is innocent stating his business with sales and services in the shipping industry you might remember he was arrested in a u.s. drug enforcement administration sting operation in bangkok thailand back in two thousand and eight he was extradited to the united states for trial over the objections of russia and now a jury is in the process of deciding his fate earlier i spoke to r.c. correspondent on stasia churkin to she has been monitoring this case and has the very latest on the trial. recently what was scheduled to take place today was the prosecution to make a final statement before the jury gets together to decide on a verdict afterwards followed by a speech from the defense apparently they didn't have enough time to get this done in the so far seven hours that they were gathered in court for so we are expecting this to finalize tomorrow although the jury will get together tomor

south dakota here today. of course our first witness is mr. mark tilsen, co-founder and president of native american natural foods located in south dakota and hybrid in the reservation. in 2006 headed by american national foods, a protein bar made of buffalo and cranberry. he makes other buffalo food products. thanks for being here today. i must say i enjoyed a few bars over the years. i am pleased my good friend senator tester suggested mr. martin olsson as a witness. martin olsson is president of legal bank located on the reservation in mantegna -- montana. the confederated -- the tribes -- is one of only a handful of native controlled banks in the country. i am delighted tanya fiddler leaders the executive director of the community bank fund, a native -- on the chin river indian reservation in south dakota today. it was created in 2000 and has become the leading organization on the reservation in the areas of small business training and financial education. thank you for your insights. mr. disidarro is an executive director of the native american science officers association. the association works to improve the quality of financial and business management of charitable governments and their busines

wofford college in spartanburg, south carolina, i'm scott pelley from cbs news along with my colleague major garrett of "national journal." in just under a year now, americans will go to the polls to choose a president. tonight cbs news and "national journal" are pleased to bring you a discussion of the issues by the republican candidates for their's nomination. the focus will be foreign policy and national security. the president's role as commander in chief. consider this-- the 9/11 attacks came in the eighth month of a new presidency. the bay of pigs in the 13th week, and the civil war on the 40th day of a new presidency, reminders from history that a president must be prepared to deal with a crisis from day one. the ground rules for tonight's debate are simple-- a candidate who is asked a question will have one minute to respond and then at the discretion of moderators there can be a 30-second follow-up, or a 30-secretary rebuttal from another candidate. the debate will run a total of 90 minutes. the first hour will be broadcast right here on the cbs television network. the entire 90 minutes will be streamed on cbsnews.com, and nationaljournal.com. and

american people and that is what inspired him to run. >>> tonight's debate will be in spartanburg, south carolina. the focus is expected to be on foreign policy and nationalecurity. experts say this could give jon huntsman a chance to show off his hands-on foreign policy experience. >>> president obama is in hawaii right now. he's hosting an economic summit with leaders from across the asia pacific region. part of the agenda is looking at ways the united states can tap into asia's economic potential. the summit begins a nine-day trip for the president that also includes stops in indonesia and australia. >>> let's go to pennsylvania now and begin with our mike galanos there. game over. 17-14. nebraska. mike, what was it like inside of that stadium? we know they started with a prayer for all the alleged struck times. but then take it from there. >> reporter: yeah. it-to-the game it was just more emotion as penn state was down 17-0. came back and 17-14. they did studded didn't have enough to come back tall way and win this. emotion, it is bigger than football. but the feel inside this was a big game and everybody, could you feel it from the crowd. we have to

american people and that is what has inspired him to run. >>> tonight's debate will be in spartanburg, south carolina. the focus will be on foreign policy and national security. experts say this could give jon huntsman a chance to show off his hands on foreign policy experience. president obama, meantime, is in hawaii right now. he's hosting an economic summit with leaders from across the asia-pacific region. the summit begins a nine-day trip for the president that also includes stops in indonesia and australia. >>> and security is tight, extra tight at penn state right now. the last home football game of the season is winding down during the fourth quarter, and emotions are running high. one week ago today, former football coach jerry sandusky was arrested on multiple child sex abuse charges. then thursday, penn state fired legendary coach joe paterno saying that he should have done more in reporting what he knew. paterno's firing then sparked a night of riots. and those riots have security out in force at today's game. let's get right to cnn's athena jones outside penn state's beaver stadium where more than 100,000 fans are watching this last home

i don't think americans are better than asians or south african-americans are africans or anybody else, but i do think we are an exceptional nation, because of the content of our founding documents, the declaration of independence and the constitution. because those documents set forth something that had never been done at that time, and they're still something things in a to protect people that are not in any of the constitution of the world, mostly protection of political minority's. because that is in a lot of other constitutions. what that means is the united states of america stood as a beacon for the rest of the world. we don't even always, we don't always live up to our own standards, but we have a high standard of what our obligation is to our fellow man. the reason people have come even and it's our failings, admire the united states is because we are willing to expect more of ourselves as a nation. that is what is at stake here. how we are willing to act on what we can expect for ourselves. i'm sure when the 41 days passes, if harm comes to the people of ashraf, you will get people and political places that will say wel

national soccer team in the world has finally won a game. >> that's right. it happened in the south pacific, where the team from american samoa has ended a 30-game losing streak. they beat tonga 2-1 in a world cup-qualifying game. that losing streak stretched back 17 years and included one match that ended 31-0. >> that is the saddest little team. >> but it's so great that -- you've got to stick with it. you've got to stick with things. >> it's a lesson in perseverance, right? >> absolutely. >> or maybe they just picked the wrong sport. maybe. >> it's wonderful. >> congrats to those guys. and in belgium there is a disney wonderland on ice. an annual festival is celebrating the 20th anniversary of disneyland paris. so there's aladdin, captain jack sparrow, as well as buzz light-year. >> and it has taken five weeks and 29 artists from 11 countries to carve up all those icings using 200 tons of ice. >> that is very cool-looking. look at that. unbelievable. like the craftsmanship and all that is awl always so -- >> when i see sand castles i'm always amazed, but these ice sculptures are just remarkable. look at that. >> unbe

stuff i don't think americans are better than or asians or south americans or africans or anybody else, but i do think we are an exceptional nation because of the content of our founding documents, the declaration of independence and the constitution because those documents set forth something that had never been done at that time and there are still some things in the constitution that protect people that aren't in any other constitution of the world of the political minorities so that is in a lot of other constitutions. what that means is the united states of america has stood as a beacon for the rest of the world. we don't even always look to our own standards, but we have a high standard of what our obligation is to our fellow man. the reason people have even amidst our feelings admired the united states is because we were willing to expect more of ourselves as a nation. that is is what stake here. how we are willing to act on what we can expect for ourselves. i'm sure when the 41 days past if harm comes to the people of ashraf, you will get people in political places that will say well, we didn't have enough time. we started

stuff i don't think americans are better than or asians or south americans or africans or anybody else, but i do think we are an exceptional nation because of the content of our founding documents, the declaration of independence and the constitution because those documents set forth something that had never been done at that time and there are still some things in the constitution that protect people that aren't in any other constitution of the world of the political minorities so that is in a lot of other constitutions. what that means is the united states of america has stood as a beacon for the rest of the world. we don't even always look to our own standards, but we have a high standard of what our obligation is to our fellow man. the reason people have even amidst our feelings admired the united states is because we were willing to expect more of ourselves as a nation. that is is what stake here. how we are willing to act on what we can expect for ourselves. i'm sure when the 41 days past if harm comes to the people of ashraf, you will get people in political places that will say well, we didn't have enough time. we started

americans want do. now south carolina is getting sued for doing a job the american government won't do. protecting the security of this nation and enforcing the law. that's just the way it is. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois rise? >> request permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. seven months ago, this body passed house resolution -- excuse me, h.r. 87 . a common sense bill to protect farmers, ranchers and job creators from redundant and needless regulation. we passed it overwhelmingly with bipartisan support with more than 50 democrats voting yes and sent it to the senate. unfortunately, as we know all too well, the cul-de-sac at the other end of this capitol, the senate, once again did nothing. their inaction has real world consequences, as yesterday those repetitive and burdensome regulations were forced in by judicial fiat. mr. hultgren: while they failed this opportunity to act and help our economy, the senate does have other chances. i urge them to take up the forgotten 15,

abducted in the south american country although other players' relatives have been held for ransom in the past. >>> it is veterans day, as you know. president barack obama will on nor the nation'set at a white house breaks to this morning. he will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown. >> later today, he will be in san diego for the carrier classic basketball. michigan state and number 1 ranked north carolina will play on board the u.s.s. carl vinson aircraft carrier. >> that will be cool >>> as we honor our veterans, there is more fallout in the wake of disturbing reports about dover air force base. >> the remans of u.s. service members disposed off in a virginia landfill. sherrie li has more on. this. >> this is the second time in just over a year where the military has faced the mishandling of remains. the first time was the burial at arlington national cemetery and now, it is in dover air force base where america's dead are brought home. in one case, the arm of a dead marine was sawed off to night his uniform. air force morticians improperly disposed of unidentified body parts. some of those remains ended up in a virginia landfill. three whistle blowers reported the probl

stuff i don't think americans are better than or asians or south americans or africans or anybody else, but i do think we are an exceptional nation because of the content of our founding documents, the declaration of independence and the constitution because those documents set forth something that had never been done at that time and there are still some things in the constitution that protect people that aren't in any other constitution of the world of the political minorities so that is in a lot of other constitutions. what that means is the united states of america has stood as a beacon for the rest of the world. we don't even always look to our own standards, but we have a high standard of what our obligation is to our fellow man. the reason people have even amidst our feelings admired the united states is because we were willing to expect more of ourselves as a nation. that is is what stake here. how we are willing to act on what we can expect for ourselves. i'm sure when the 41 days past if harm comes to the people of ashraf, you will get people in political places that will say well, we didn't have enough time. we started

american jobs on hold. documents show that what top officials at the national labor relations board are saying behind the scenes of the union fight against boeing's new plant in south carolina are causing a lot of controversy. greg jarrett is here to explain what we've just learned. >> reporter: these e-mails show attorneys for the federal labor agency mocking boeing corporation and south carolina's senator jim me mint and -- demint and even joking about a dispute that may cost his state thousands of jobs, obviously, to the unemployed it is no laughing matter. you'll recall that boeing wanted to add a production line for its dreamliner aircraft in south carolina, a right-to-work state because that state granted $900 billion in tax incentives, and boeing said it could not afford production delays that future work stoppages in seattle might causement well, the unions complained about it, and that's when the labor relations board sued boeing to stop the change claiming it was unlawfully retaliating against unions. that case is still pending. well, the stunning new internal documents from the nlrb have surfaced showing attorneys rid rid -- ridiculing boeing and south c

south carolina, coming up right after this break. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> within 90 days of my inauguration, every american soldier and every american prisoner will be out of the jungle and out of the cells and back home in america where they belong. >> george mcgovern possible lead at the 1972 democratic convention came nearly a decade after being one of the first senators to speak out publicly against the vietnam war. the senator from south dakota suffered a landslide defeat that year to president nixon but his ground-breaking campaign changed american politics and the democratic party. george mcgovern is featured this week on c-span's "the contenders." from among government center of leadership in south dakota -- from the mcgovern center for leadership in south curb -- south dakota. >> i look at why the country does well and does not, it is fundamentally a values thing. it is not natural resources. these are two crucial values. do you believe the future can be different from the president and you believe you can control your future? these are not universal. some places they have it, some places we don't

american businesses were lazy about not exporting more. he sat on free trade agreements for three years before letting them move through congress. the following decision, charles and south carolina, about the nationalor relations board, it is our courageous. -- it is outrageous. boeing will win that in court. the keystone pipeline, clearly it should go for it. it will help our energy independence but the environmentalist do not like it. the president has postponed until after the election. references made earlier to rally his base, that is what that is about. host: lee county, virginia. caller: all watch the last debate and i like what rick perry said about cutting foreign aid. getting back to the american people first. but you take newt gingrich, his first wife, he left her after she got sick and took up with another woman. herman cain, you know what is going on there. what really i like about it is that i watched the reporters with their earplugs in and their papers piled up in front of them, remembering what to say, but then they talk about rick perry because he forgot something, isn't that funny? he has created jobs and we ought to vote for him. host: i want to show you the houston chronicle ye

south american republics, he asked the congress to join him. he asked congress for illicit appropriation for but it is not the sending of an ambassador to the republic of colombia that was directed nation it was when president munro received an ambassador from columbia that constituted the recognition and i wasn't exclusive that he undertook. >> two examples given in the brief. one of texas for that was the case where congress recognized the president acquiesce in the same thing with taiwan. it was statute and the president implemented it. so if congress had the authority, the recognition authority in those two measures and the president acquiesce. >> i'd like to address because that is the most significant example my friends identified. even their fund works to the history that we see as an exclusive executive power. president jackson's first letter in 1836 to the congress says essentially, i hear you. you think we should recognize texas. and then he says, whether this exclusive authority or not. it's not been something the legislature has ever studied, but as a matter of expediency we don't need to resolve that question because i want to work with you. he then goes on to caution the

american businesses were lazy about not exporting more. he sat on free trade agreements for three years before letting them move through congress. the following decision, charles and south carolina, about the national labor relations board, it is our courageous. -- it is outrageous. boeing will win that in court. the keystone pipeline, clearly it should go for it. it will help our energy independence but the environmentalist do not like it. the president has postponed until after the election. references made earlier to rally his base, that is what that is about. host: lee county, virginia. caller: all watch the last debate and i like what rick perry said about cutting foreign aid. getting back to the american people first. but you take newt gingrich, his first wife, he left her after she got sick and took up with another woman. herman cain, you know what is going on there. what really i like about it is that i watched the reporters with their earplugs in and their papers piled up in front of them, remembering what to say, but then they talk about rick perry because he forgot something, isn't that funny? he has created jobs and we ought to vote for him. host: i want to show you the houston chronicl

south africa. nelson mandela was considered by much of the american public a terrorist. ronald reagan considered him a terrorist. for jesse jackson to come into the mainstream presidential debates talking about representing and recognizing when national congress which was considerederrorist who is on thinkable. the mainstream of anti-apartheid movement came from reverend jackson. they could not mainstream because they were not in the mainstream. i know smart people are going to say, what about -- i know about all the month, but they made it mainstream -- i know about that, but they made it mainstream. you can write about it in your blog, but the mainstream came from reverend jackson, the caves -- because it became an issue of majority rule, and it became something the other candidates had to respond to. they never had to respond to that before. he even had goneo south africa, and there was a debate on whether to even let him in the country. here we were boycotting athletes for going to south africa of. they did not want to let him in, chico's they condered his capacity to organize a threat to his regime, and theyere right, so the mainstream of the apartheid question was part of his campaign. the other part that is significant, that y

south korea that will support tens of thousands of american jobs. working with other leaders will make progress toward our most ambitious trade agreement yet. a partnership with pacific nationsore exports and more jobs in a region of nearly 3 billion consumers. we may be going through tough times, but as i said time and time again, the united states still has the world's most dynamic economy, the finest universities, the most innovative companies, and the hardest working people on earth. we can compete against anybody and we can win. as president, i intend to make sure that happens by doing everything i can to give american workers and businesses the chance to succeed. >> hello. i am pat toomey from the state of pennsylvania. like so many americans, i am deeply concerned about the two biggest problems facing our country today. first, the economy has hit the wall with unemployment sitting stubbornly at 9%. after three years of failed stimulus programs and government takeovers, and americans are asking where are the jobs. out of control federal spending over the past three years have resulted in record-breaking deficit and a 15 trillion dollar debt that grows daily. if we do n