so that's fundamentally changed the world. and at&t, although they invented cell phones at bell labs, basically let up the ghost by letting go of cellular. so that's what i see, is long distance ceased to be a business, separate business, and you have cell phones. i would disagree with the lack of competition. i mean, there are always people in washington arguing everything. that's how they stay in business. but if you actually look, the latest government statistics are 32% of the people don't even have land line telephones anymore, they use cell phones. and of people who have land line telephones, about 30% of them now have cable telephones. so there's competition out there, and in terms of the internet, you know, 4g is coming in, and there are various predictions about what's going to happen to internet capability. i'd be willing to predict in 10 or 15 years the majority of use of the internet is going to be over mobile phones and cell phones throughout the world. so one really has -- >> guest: if you actually expand that -- >> guest

when it comes to handling issues in the middle east yeah absolutely i mean that's why i respect r t so much for covering a lot of other things in the corporate media of course does not because they total government line let's talk about the government rhetoric how insulting it is to have the u.s. government basically spread spreading too broad but then their allegiance to saudi arabia. bahrain what do you think these double standards do when people are looking at the u.s. government intervening in these countries what do you think this does to us middle east relations a lot of it started even before the u.s. siding with israel blindly without even looking at the palestinian question and a lot of people in the arab world would look at this double standard and say why do we have to trust what the u.s. is doing in these countries now when we still in the past that they never stood on the side of the. palestinians and other issues as well egypt is another example because when the protestant i didn't the u.s. was very hesitant to label the protesters and labeled the president in that countr

. >> we are tracking some problems in t so, maybe you're trying to figure out question seven. well, let me give it a shot. if you're ok with marylanders spending five hundred and... fifty million a year gaming in other states, fair enough. but if you think we should keep that money here... add twelve thousand jobs, and generate millions for schools... well you should probably vote for question seven. because if it doesn't pass, all of this goes away. that's why the post called seven, common sense. but decide for yourself. >> i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. is it going to be chilly? >> my have to scrape some frost off your windshield. we haven't said that for a while. the afternoon temperatures have been below average. it may be a little bit of a shock to you. we will make it to 50 this afternoon. a mixture of sun and clouds. it will be kind of chilly today. >> get out and vote. the frost may set you back a few minutes. one problem at broadway with fire activity. southbound 795, speeds around 57 miles per hour. 59 on the west

professor joseph chang from the hong kong city university it is a pleasure to see you today here on r t so one candidate has ordered the u.s. navy to surround china the other one promises to label beijing a currency manipulator and launch a trade war if elected which comes with the obama camp all the romney camp which one is china leaning towards. well chinese leaders tend to normal criticisms of china in election campaigns they believe that the real president will have to be more pragmatic in dealing with china but certainly the obama administration is a known quantity to the chinese leadership and the statements made by. you mr romney pop up very small fractal to china especially as what you just said he that on his very first day in office would label tie now as a currency manipulator and give he carries out this electoral pratt's appoint you election then certainly it will you will be very disruptive to the you cannot make ties as well as through the overall or strategic relationship between the two countries you said moments ago that ultimately chinese officials ignore campaign rhetor

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so the long distance companies are gone. mci is but a faint memory, and the old at&t has gone as well. so what has changed? well, there was a huge mistake made at the time of the breakup. mackenzie, which is much in the news the past few days, a well- known consulting company, at the time of the breakup at&t had to make a decision. should we keep our cellular spectrum, which the fcc had given us, or should we let the box have it? they asked mackenzie. mackenzie predicted that as of the year 2000, there would be 1 million users and the united states of cellular telephones. it was a pretty good prediction accept it was off about 99 million. there were actually 100 million by the year 2000. that has fundamentally changed the world, and at&t, although the infected cell phones at bell labs, basically gave up the ghost -- although they basically and vented cell phones at bell labs, basically give up the ghost. i would disagree with the lack of competition. people in washington always argue everything. that is how they stay in business. but if you look, the latest government statistics are 32% of people don't eve

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t. >> so those three fixes you have put forward, robert, how much money would that save us?we have no idea how much exact think would save but the fiscal cliff right now a band-aid on top of this larger fiscal problem. the real question when is the federal government and congress getting serious about make the cuts they need to protect the debt long term and fay off? >> absolutely the problem. put a band-aid over the fiscal cliff. okay. we ticked that one off. then a lot of long-term problems to solve here. i would like to ask you though, robert, because you, along with many other people who talked to us on cnbc, their wish list of what they would like that is a wish list. how realistic is it? >> not that realistic, but it could happen because if the tax rates are secondsed to 2013 you are going to have an opportunity for major tax reform and maybe an opportunity to really look at the federal budget and see what can be cut. >> robert, thank you very much for talking us to here on cnbc. >>> we are going to head to the west coast to the l.a. auto show in a second where we talk

so probably we're going tourn t in the north part of mexico. re going to start to develop a lot of maquiladora businesses and it'soing to go down, down and down because we're going toun out of labor. so they have to go farther south. jones agrees that the abundance of cheaper labor inalready, ofelia has a neww new employment option hereouthg is is one of twoew mthat makes women's underwear. they are typical of maquilas moving south. textile workers require fewer skills, so employers can pay them less than workers along the border. jones: since i gaisdy, i've already noted that maquiladoras are decentralizing into the north central region, into some of the smaller places, and this is having the beneficial effects of increasing the job rate and decreasing e u.s. migration rate. narrator: eight years later, and the numbers confirm his theories. nationwi after 20, e mber of maquilora jobs dipp witthe u.s. recession, but then rebounded again. and employers certainly moved south. in 1993, nonborder states employed ten percent of maquila workers. in998

. >> $10,000 might not seem like ot t so people, but that loss of income required a complete financial eemotional and spiritual overhaul in our family, it means that even though i would rather shop at local grocers, i shop at walmart for groceries because that's where the lowest prices are. sometimes the grocery money runs out before the end of the month and then we have to be creative with what's in the cupboard and that was a fun challenge at first but the nolty ars off after a while. it means that most of our clothing comes from goodwill, garage sales, and the clearance racks because we try not to spend full price on anything more. it means that when my son brought me the snack calendar for his classroom and i saw that that month was his week to provide snacks for 15 classmates, i was scared because i knew that it would be stretch the grocery budget even further. and we don't have roast beef and pork chops in our house that and we don't have roast beef and pork chops in our house that month. out-of-pocket medical expenses beyond what our insurance covered. >> the fast few years our

and will connect up with the joint station so that you have a connection with the t -line so that trains that come down there don't deadhead. they can go right back that way, and also it connects the western part of san francisco with the eastern part. and then that entire line continues on and services [speaker not understood], executive park, and maybe even loops around the 3rd street. that's what i've envisioned. i think that's probably a really good system if we can try to work with mta. i think there is a joint study -- there has been a joint study between san mateo county and san francisco mta, and i think it's really important that that all fits together the right way so that we allow that to progress in the right way. and i'm sure you have to also talk to others who are located there and make sure there is enough right-of-way to get that thing through. and then the other thing i think that's really important is to work with brisbane with their development and also understand their development on the bay lands is largely commercial. but there also is residential development occurr

knowing how things work in cantor's office, it -- they run by the letter of the law to a "t," so i'm sure everything was done with heavy legal counsel and guidance. >> something like this, jim, you know the way the senate intelligence committee folks work particularly on both sides of this. finding out that an fbi agent -- we're calling this person a whistleblower, is that a fair description? >> i'm not quite sure i'm convinced i know what to describe this person as. i've listened to previous reports on msnbc. there are all sorts of rumors swirling around. i'm just not sure if that's the case or not. but i think there is a fair case to be made and has been by senator feinstein that she should have been given a heads up earlier than she was. no doubt about it. she has an amazing ability to keep things secret. >> fair enough. i want to go to fiscal cliff. i think there are two questions here. on the republican side it has to do with does john boehner speak for his conference and how far can the president go on social security and medicare without losing democrats on this? i think these

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