u.s. national interests. we've been a pacific power since 1942, and we shouldn't be turning around and going home now. >> did you have a preliminary agenda? >> he has a preliminary agenda, job creation. these are huge markets over there as well. >> de he set if in advance? >> yes. >> yes, he did. >> he's been trance parent about what he wants. >> was the summit full of successes? >> you've just named two of them. what do you give him? >> a b. he also handed out a big subsidy to boeing when he was out there and bali, so they could sell our jets to bali. he don't like that sort of thing so he loses points. >> wait a minute. bali -- boeing is -- >> boeing is selling -- >> state of washington and also setting up a plan in mississippi. and it's bad for obama to give an award to bali? >> i believe in the free market and not in subsidies. >> okay. so this has nothing to do with the chinese? >> no, it has to do with obama. he handed out a subsidy. >> he gets an a. obama has done very well in foreign policy. he's made

u.s. national security council spokesman said washington is not going to review its defense plans in europe. thousands vent their anger egypt's military rulers with protesters staying put in the heart of cairo saying the army's concessions are not enough the military council says a presidential election will be held by next summer the people want them to go right now. and the euro is in mortal danger brussels wants tough economic governance is the only way out of the crisis but money by germany says every country should look after itself. well that brings up to date for the moment i'll be back with more news for you another update in fifteen minutes from now on the meantime we talk to a politician from austria is far right and happy with the e.u.'s immigration policies and expansion plans he says they'll mean the end for the vision of a single europe stay with us for that. the far right freedom party leads polls austria's general election its leader has penned a rock saying islam is on the rise mr struck why are austrians so concerned about these long ceased ng this is an area where there a

u.s. national debt hit $15 billion. republicans on the committee rejected the latest democratic proposa proposal. it would have cut spending by $876 billion, slashing money for medicare and medicaid. it would have raised tax revenue by $400 billion, far less than was demanded. the super committee must take action next wednesday. their failure to cut $1.2 trillion over a decade will trigger automatic budget cuts across the board. >> can you hear me now? if you can't hear me, you may live near the connecter if you're on the phone. reports of residents in maryland have noticed that their cell phone recession is getting worse. several residents have contacted the fcc and speculate the problem could be interference caused by the electronic toll transponders. the maryland transit authority says that the toll equipment is not on a frequency that should diminish reception and, in fact, it was tested for that precise problem before being opened. >>> residents and business owners can now apply for low interest loans from the smal

u.s. national kills another u.s. national overseas a prosecution can be approved. sometime in the united states hearing the same evidence could come to a different conclusion. reporter: any prosecution here would have to be approved by the attorney general. also the experts say if aruban authorities get the evidence needed to charge giordano, he could always be extradited and put on trial there and this is also the possibility of a civil suit like in the o.j. simpson case. >> what about that insurance money, would he get that? >> our experts say it depends on the language of that civil contract, not necessarily what happens in court and the insurance companies have their own investigators looking into the case. >> roz plater, thank you. >>> tonight a crime spree targeting d.c. cab drivers. 11 drives have been robbed or -- drivers have been robbed or carjacked alone. it's believed the crimes are all connected. we talked to a d.c. cab representative who says this happens all over the district and in some places you might not expect. >> part of the reason why georgeto

u.s. national security council spokesman said washington is not going to review its defense plans in europe. thousands vent their anger at egypt's military rulers with protests to staying put in the. army's concessions and not enough i mean if you council says a presidential election will be held by next summer people want them to go right now. and the euro danger brussels calls for tougher economic governance. joint boring for all seventeen year old nations something that germany imposes its fear. as it goes through its worst ever. with more on those stories more developments and. in the meantime it's our special report for you how the world is producing more food than ever for one but still struggles to feed the planet's poorest. was in order to understand how the system works it is necessary to look at the parties involved the producer and the buyer for example the producer and the buyer agree that one will sell m the other will buy a specific amount of weight at a specific price and the product will be delivered in a year from now for that they sign an agreement which is known as a time

u.s. national side montenegro conceded to second have goals in the czech republic for the large and so much and finally is still only a word destroyed four nil at home by the republic of ireland where it andrews opened in the thirteenth minute with the rest of the goals coming in the second half thanks to a brace by robbie keane and a strike by john walters. elsewhere there are several international friendlies taking place this saturday as the reserve will take on lithuania. at the mob arena the hosts of the last world cup south africa will face fellow african side ivory coast norway who are third in their european quota plan group behind more than portugal will travel to wales while the world and european champions spain builds a web believe it will probably pick up the pictures against england and for that match three lines manager fabio capello has confirmed frank lampard will be the england captain for the second time lampard last lead england's in their two one win over denmark in copenhagen last february regular skipper john terry is being rested for the spain match and made a police

nations close to sing a song like close. something else with the late game feel like there's a u.s. crash. in streaks behind the wheel just programs increase the total economy. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. hope for a chance to rule the day. top stories this hour good things come to those who wait two decades of debate russia finally gets the green light to join baek global trading system. things announces the veteran vice president of the european central bank as its new prime minister sparking fresh indignation on greek streets over the perceived loss of yet more solvency chickie use relentless bureaucratic machine. israel may strike iran by the end of december that's according to reports citing british intelligence sources after the findings of the un's atomic bomb fresh concern over to iran's nuclear program. news is next with kate stay with us live here. hello welcome to the sports roundup this thursday night thank you for joining me and here are the headlines new look russia coach dick advocaat

u.s. national side montenegro were second to england in group g. they go to the czech republic with an edge behind spain while as someone who overcame the likes of serbia and slovenia to finish runners up in group c. they called ireland who are second to russia alexander if there's a call for scored against arlindo russia's three to victory in dublin thinks that arlen deserved to be in the final stages of the year old who went to twelve. in one year to us it is so good i think ireland will be to stoney and the boys in green are always a solid side to play against the first time i faced them was in a qualifier for you two thousand and four i think alan deserved to get to the euros especially after that unfair playoff result against france in the previous world cup. meanwhile here in russia sports minister of italian motor cost says they cities that will host that's when the eighteen world cup matches will be decided the next year for a football extravaganza that is estimated to cost between six hundred to eight hundred million u.s. dollars. because

u.s. national interests. i think he was pretty successful in doing that. bush 43 after 9/11 was convinced of an approach that was much more idealistic, that the u.s. would try to undercut support for terrorism by invading iraq, democratizing the middle east. i mean, really very different from what his father's approach had been. >> now, in your book, "hard line," you have chapters as well on barry goldwater and robert taft. >> right. >> why? >> i chose those two because they were senators who were particularly good indicators of conservative republican opinion at crucial moments. goldwater, of course, was the republican nominee for president in '64, taft ran repeatedly, never quite won. taft represents an era in the '30s and '40s where most republicans -- especially midwestern republicans -- were more anti-interventionist, and one of the main stories in the book is how eventually republicans abandoned that tradition, and you had the success of eisenhower by the '50s. but it took a long time. and in some ways it's never completely faded if you think about so

u.s. national side montenegro conceded some second have goals in the czech republic from the box left the large and small marsh civil. war there are several international friendlies taking place this saturday where russia's reserve team will take all this away india in grozny add they are mazzarino the hosts of the last world cup south africa will face fellow african side ivory coast norway who were third in their european qualifying group behind denmark and portugal will travel to wales while the world and european champions spain go to wembley for probably the pick of the fixtures against england. and for that match three lines manager fabio capello has confirmed franco lamport will be the england captain for the second time lamport last let england in their two one win over denmark in copenhagen last february. regular skipper john terry is being rested for the spain match amid a police investigation into claims of racism but will return to leave england against sweden on cheers day while wayne rooney and rio ferdinand's also miss out england's haven't beaten spain since two thousand an

u.s. national side montenegro they were second to england in greece and they go to the czech republic to finish behind spain while a stay at hero became the likes of serbia answer the finnish bonus up to see a take on ireland the second to russia. while here in russia sports minister vitaly what coast says the city is that will host the twenty eighteen world cup matches were decided next year for a football extravaganza that is estimated to cost between six hundred to eight hundred million dollars. we've established that while great too if we're choosing series that will host the world cup next to the committee will name the eleven suitors and twelve stereos together with we've decided to make it to board budget the first will be until twenty fourteen and the second full of fooling for years the total sum will be around six to eight hundred million dollars and this budget is borgen izing and holding the world cup. boxing now and the man widely regarded as the world's best pound for pound fighter will step on to the canvas this saturday as manny pacquiao once again takes on marcus with the w b o

u.s. national security. they mÑojhave a point. notion that defense spending can plunge after american troops return from iraq and afghanistan is sim policic, but arguing against defense cuts is equally problematic. nations spend what they can afford on defense and shape their strategies accordingly to balance aims against available means. and for the foreseeable future, times will be tough. the world is in economic turmoil as america struggles with high unemployment and soaring debt while facing rising powers and continuing threats. meanwhile, how conflicts are fought has fundamentally changed, thanks to increasingly persistent surveillance to track critical targets and precision munitions to precisely attack them. the trend is away from mass and toward lighter and more agile forces, wielding greater knowledge and fire power. d.o.d. still spends too much time on what it's good at, conventional warfare and too little on building partnerships to avoid conflict and speed reconstruction after the shooting stops. the current debate con

u.s. national side montenegro a second drink and in group i go to the czech republic and finish between spain and slovenia who i became the likes of serbia and sylvia finished runners up in group c. take on palos he was second just russia to strike alexander courage o'clock easter bunny tough attorneys many deserved to reach the finals especially after they were denied a place in last year's world cup by terry henri's tumble in the playoffs. in one year through their citizenship and i think. this is old tried to play against the first time they faced cameras in a qualifier two thousand and four i think around underserved to get to the euros especially after that and play off result against france and the previous need. to go off in our former world number one tiger woods has continued his fine form to guard a super five on the car sixty seven the australian open to go top of the leaderboard for the first time in a year what's he's fallen out of the top fifty for the first time since nineteen ninety six started his second day three shots behind australian leader gerrard while that's the fourte

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u.s. national security and the wake of >>> to "this week in defense news." i'm vago muradian. i hope everyone had a great thanksgiving weekend. when congress failed to craft a deficit reduction deal last week, the clock began tick engine a high stakes political battle over how much and how fast defense spending will be cut. the budget control act of 2011 calls for an automatic cut of close to $600 billion. but the cuts aren't required until ganch 2013. what happens between now and then portends major changes to force structure, strategy and future programs, whether or not the mandatory cuts come to fruition, all this as the pentagon works its 2013 budget request that is to be submit to congress in february. can dod afford to lose $600 billion on top of $450 billion in cuts, already ordered by the president? can deeper defense cuts be averted? if not, what tradeoffs must be made and what programs could be threaten? here to discuss these questions and more is rick maze, the congressional editor of the military times newspapers, david bettertoe of the center of international stud

u.s. national side montenegro were second during the in the group and they go to the czech republic and finished behind spain while. the likes of serbia and soviet runners are things we've seen they take on holland the second to russia. and while here in russia sports rest of its argument go says the cities that will host the twenty eighteen world cup matches will be decided next year for what extravaganza it is an estimated to cost between six hundred to eight hundred million dollars. we've established that final criteria for choosing series that will host the world got next to the committee will mean the eleven cities and twelve still humans together would be far we've decided to make it to board margit first of all me until twenty fourteen and the second full of calling for year is it just. six to eight hundred million dollars and this budget is organizing and holding the world cup. the boxing now as the man widely regarded as the world's best pounds of pound fighter will step on to the canvas this saturday as my partner once again takes on the w.b. a welterweight belt that state the exciteme

u.s. national debt now at $15 trillion over the next 10 years by at least $1.2 trillion. 12 members sit on the murray. house democrats becerra, kleberg, van hollen. a circle. majority of this 12-member super committee, seven out of 12, must vote yes on the super- committee bill by november 23rd, this coming wednesday! so it can reach the full congress for a final vote. but even if congress fails to pass the bill, get this, it makes no difference because an automatic trigger will will go effect. that means if congress votes no, the national debt will still be reduced to automatic cuts worth $1.2 trillion. half of those cuts would come from defense, half from domestic programs, including medicare. many believincluding medicare. many believe the super- committee will not reach its thanksgiving eve deadline. why? taxes. democrats don't want to deal that doesn't include tax increases. they want to boost government revenues. republicans don't want a deal that includes tax increases. they argue that corporate taxes suck capital away from businesses that would otherwise hire new workers. question,

u.s. is not planning on making any changes to its missile defense system in europe we heard this from national security council spokesman tommy vietor and this is what he said its implementation is going well and we see no basis for threats to withdraw from it and he is also saying we will continue to work with russia to find the parameters of possible cooperation however in pursuing this cooperation will not in any way limit or change our deployment plans in iraq he also said the system would not be aimed at russia we. washington and moscow do not see eye to eye on this issue where she wants a legally binding guarantees. to which the u.s. doesn't seem to be ready to give the u.s. missile defense plan that we're talking about is a four stage play and with the first two stages in vision these relation of us and three perceptions of the world capability and the last two higher capability is the last two stages that especially for those of russians the more advanced once because russians have a different analysis of the weapons that the so-called rogue states have and will they don't happen mosco

u.s. national debt. that's right i think it's a great signifies a great chef potentially an iconic power i spent a lot of time in africa reporting on chinese and u.s. investment there and i observed a very similar type damage there which is that while china is their economic tries are growing in places like africa are growing with many nations in the pacific china as a top trading partner for many countries in the pacific playing partners to australia and its ties are growing in places like in africa and south america so in africa what i observed as well china's economic might is growing and while many african countries are increasingly relying on china to boost its economy and to boost its trade. its response is responding in some. militarily because right now the u.s. military really exceeds china's both in terms of its modernity and in terms of its expansiveness and so what's happening in africa over the last ten years is the united states has tripled its military investment over the last ten years the

u.s. national security council spokesman said washington is not going to review its defense plans in europe. thousands vent their anger at egypt's military rulers with protests to stay put in the heart of saying the army's concessions are not enough and military council says the presidential election will be held by next summer people want them to go right now. and the euro in mortal danger brussels calls for tough economic governance it's unveiled a plan for joint boring for all seventeen year old nations something that germany opposes but it's the berlin is being dragged out to go through its worst. at. the vatican with more developing story in less than half an hour from now in the meantime reason of enemies cast discuss what lies behind you and who really are the so-called ninety nine percent that's crossed what next. plenty of. live. live live. live to take you. live to cut the legs. below in welcome across talkback you're a little what's next for the occupy movement across the u.s. after police use strong arm tactics to disperse protesters should the movement seek a way to join the po

u.s. national side montenegro were second doing landing group and they go to the czech republic who finished behind spain while a stony i became the likes of serbia and slovenia to finish runs off in group c. they take on holland who are second to russia. and while here in russia sports most of its ultimate co says the cities that will host the twenty eighteen world cup matches will be decided next year for a football extravaganza that is it estimated to cost between six hundred to eight hundred million dollars. we've established the final criteria for choosing series that will host the world cup next to the committee will name the eleven suitors and twelve stereo's together with we've decided to make it to board budget the first will be until twenty four teen and the second full of following four years the total sum will be around six to eight hundred million dollars and this budget is for denies ing and holding the world cup for boxing now is the man widely regarded as the world's best pounds a pound fighter will step on to the canvas this saturday as manny pacquiao once again takes on the

u.s. national security council tommy vietor and this comes in response to the warning that it will pull out of the start treaty and stop nuclear disarmament if the u.s. continues to deploy its missile defense shield in europe well of course we're bringing you country of reaction and comment on this developing story between washington and moscow just to reiterate washington is saying it is not going to review its plans for that proposed missile defense shield in europe let's get more on this from an isolated she's from the nuclear age peace foundation joining us live now from new york. before we begin which is going to get a perspective here by an illustration which i will not show you on the screen here we have the five countries involved at the moment with this proposed plan. we can see that they are very very close and the russians are russia's border covering the western side of russia the likes of the czech republic remain a dog area and turkey. no what i want to ask you is there is clearly a perceived threat coming from the east this is the whole argument behind this anti missile defen

u.s. national intelligence community back in two thousand and seven that iraq has basically been working to weaponize a nuclear capacity all along and that they've been pursuing it basically since two thousand and three which is the united states went into iraq from the position of iran having seen united states going to afghanistan and iraq as part of its global war it's not particularly surprising or rational that iran reaches for a nuclear weapon it does create however the dynamics that a lot of us are more deeply concerned with and that is. in an effort to counter what iran perceives to be the israel's ongoing. and allowed capacity to have nuclear weapons in the region once iran does achieve that weapon sation will likely see saudi arabia activate a promise long made by pakistan can get a nuclear weapon capacity as quickly as possible and we could see turkey moving down a similar path and once that happens then we're really looking at kind of a fast rerun in the middle east some of the same dynamics we saw in europe during the early part of the cold war between the soviets and the unite

we promised nation-building but then we diverted all of our resources to iraq and i think we will long rue that decision. >> is there any place else in the world that the u.s. is nation-building? >> to some extent we are in libya and we should acknowledge that. we were part of a multinational operation that unseated a long-serving dictator. moammar gadhafi was a dictator for more than four decades and we are working with our allies with a transitional council that's made up of various rebel forces. we are part of this process. to say we're involved in nation-building we don't have to do it through military occupation or we have to do it just ourselves but we are part of this process and if nation-building fails in libya, our military operation will have been a failure as well because if a new gadhafi arises then we wasted our time and wasted our assets. if we can contribute to a more participatory role, how can we not do nation-building. >> two of the other aspects that you say are needed are a willing population and international allies. >> yes. >> when have the three of those, besides germany and japan -- what have the three of those things coalesced wel

u.s. national security perspective ok and just real quickly we don't have a lot of time for a long answer but one of our viewers wanted to know if you were bullish on silver and said you know you always get asked about gold what are your thoughts quickly on silver silver will tag along with all the new has the presidential input so it has a little bit so the person i was at the end of the day so we will go in the same direction still there you go thank you so much for being on the show so nice to have you in the studio go out and read his book it's general currency is the author of currency wars and we're so glad to have you thank you thank you greg. all right so we've spoken about currency wars and dollar swaps and gold but now i want to bring our producers in the trick upon us as well as shannon dano in the control room to talk about this very intellectual debate going on about gold ok there is organizers of a u.f.o. conference in south africa who believe that e.t. is raiding the earth for gold ok they've reportedly said that aliens have been plundering the planet for gold for thousands

u.s. national championships coming up in january here in san jose.o that will help the tradition continue. >> quickly, you are always in the hall of fame, have you thought about how this might hit you tonight? >> well, i -- you know, my whole family is here. it's a really, really special night, especially with the inductees going in as well. it's going to be emotional but, you know, it's a proud night. >> reporter: thank you for talking with us and congratulations. christy yom gucci. -- joe fonzi ktvu channel 2 news. >>> some of the stories we are working on for ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >> a fugitive for 40 years, the former member of the black liberation army is set to surrender tomorrow. plus slightly better but not great, the good and bad news in the battle against childhood obesity. and adobe loses the fight over flash. these story in 10 minutes. >> a sure sign the holidays are approaching. ice skaters tried out the rink this morning. it will be open every day. tickets are between $6 and $10. and you can rent skates for $5. >>> well, let's ta

u.s. national security, and it is clearly will a threat to israel's national security and the u.s.much more cape average and obviously much stronger militarily than israel and we are the ones who need to back up this threat if it is going to be made. >>shepard: how far have we gone? >>jonathan: the united states is trying to pull the israelis back with signals that perhaps prime minister binyamin netanyahu is getting closer. >>shepard: we are trying to pull them back or trying to look like it? >>jonathan: according to the people in the middle of this we are saying, "do not do this, that is the wrong path." the administration does not want a military strike. >>shepard: what do you see is best-case-scenario, michael? >>guest: that would be we can convince the iranians through some measure, some combination of diplomacy and sanctions, to stop what they are doing. but the fact is, that hasn't worked the last few years. and, in fact, as we added the sanctions, the iranians have gotten closer and closer to the nuclear threshhold and trying to publicly dissuade them from action is the wro

u.s. national guard back up there? >> i would use whatever resources we needed to. i said 23,000 september of -- department of homeland security employees in washington, d.c. i'd move half of them to texas, new mexico and arizona. we need man power. >> bill: that would just frighten people not to come here. >> i would be wrong to reinforce a profound reason to not get the military too close to drug dealing because of the potential for corruption. as reinforcement for local sheriffs and reinforcement for local law enforcement and border patrol you use whatever level of military to make sure. >> bill: did he not want to use national guard to help arizona in particular which is just a wash with this stuff. and arnold schwartzeneggar flat out refused to do it. he could have called out national guard. they refused to do it. do you understand president bush and governor schwartzeneggar's reluctance? >> i think that they have to explain their reluctance. we have a crisis in national security. we've had it since 1986 when president reagan wrote he was signing in his diary i

u.s. national security council spokesman expressing u.s. condolences and saying that the u.s. is committed to investigating exactly what happened. >>> california police charging and releasing a woman who allegedly pepper sprayed fellow shoppers on black friday. the woman turning herself in to authorities last night. >>> it's going to be a wet and stormy weekend for a large chunk of the country. forecasters say a cold front will push rain into the mississippi valley and the gulf coast. another system is also expected to bring snow to the pacific northwest. >> arthel: to think all those people trying to get home after thanksgiving. >> rick: that's right. >> arthel: you may have heard that today is small business saturday. thee receipticcally, it's the mom and pop store answer to black friday. several major corporations are looking to get in on the action. so are they ruining small business saturday or does that only happen if we let them? joining us now, michael, former business owner himself. what do you say, corporate involvement or not, good for small business, right? >> well

italy atr's the third biggest debtor nation in the world, after the u.s. and japan. italy is, of course, it accounts for 25% of all the debt in the entire euro zone. all right? we need europe because europe counts for almost 20% of all of our exports. here's why you shouldn't be scared and let the speculators panic and sell and stay in. we will go higher through the year and next year fwe do the right things. because of italy, basically, is incredibly maul. italy needs to do one thing -- borrow to pay off the old debts and refinance. it is not racking up new debt. in the u.s., obama has increased the u.s. national debt $4.1 billion per day. italy's not doing that. they need to roll over the debt. it has $2.6 trillion, 120% of the size of the economy. it needs to roll over $65 billion in the next quarter and $300 billion, that's 11%. that's doable. the reason the market got slaughtered is because the interest rates on bonds in italy soared and everyone was afraid of a domino impact. but our exports to all of europe account for 3% of the u.s. entire economy. so even if

u.s. national debt is at $15 trillion. the attempts to cut it are at a stand still.epublicans on the committee rejected the latest democratic proposal. it would have cut spending by $876 billion. slashing money for medicare and medicaid. it would also raise tax revenue by $had 00 billion, far less than they had demanded. the super committee must take action by wednesday. failure to cut $1.2 trillion over a decked aid will trigger automatic budget cuts across the board. >>> if you live in montgomery county, you can get some help to rebuild or repair. homeowners and businesses can now apply for low interest loans. those living in prince georges county will be eligible for the same assistance. the same thing has been offered to those affected in northern virginia and the move comes after fema denies benefits to both states. >>> it is now 5: 21. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. meteorologist tom curine joins us to tell us about the kind of day we're going to have. >> prepare for another wet day. we have rain falling right now on the radar. doppler showing showers

u.s. national amputee soccer team and the team from haiti. is part of the three-day effort here to give something back to the u.s. veterans in walter reed hospital. show them how the game is played. show them they can look forward to playing this game even if they were wounded in action. >> i have a soccer background. three of the guys came up to me them asked me to play on their team today. they're just like, hey, we would be honored if you would put on this jersey and play for us. so of course i'm going to say yes because i love this game. after the injury, i was thinking, i won't be able to play any of the things i love to play. when i heard about this, i jumped on board right away. i was excited. >> i can't believe that. >> when i see these guys coming into walter reed with their combat injuries, i understand that there's been a lot of trauma. that they are in a new configuration. they're in a new body and they're not sure what they're going to be able to do with it. one of the things that drives us is to say, okay, you're in a new config

u.s. national interest.as fascinating to watch that kind of dynamic play out in a debate where the entire incentive is just simply to say i'm going to be tougher. i'm going to crack the party. >> she's a member of the intelligence committee in the house. and she knows the subject. >> it shows. and she also had the line that pakistan was too nuclear to fail. that says it all. we cannot allow them to fail. we have to not write blank checks as perry said. and she said later on when we interviewed, she said we're not writing blank checks. we're getting something for our money. but it's very easy to say okay, pakistan, forget it. but we can't do that and -- >> pakistan has a nuclear arsenal. she says 15 nuclear weapons sites and six of them, she says, i don't know if this is true. >> is that classified? >> i have no idea. >> six of them have attempted to be penetrated. >> that was striking. it was overshadowed by immigration. if he didn't say that, newt gingrich's comments about pakistan may have been a big headl

u.s. national debt upping that amount for the first time ever.hat works out to be about $48,000 per person. meantime, the gas prices might be driving away tight supplies and a supply in demand. could be rough news for americans getting ready to hit the road this thanksgiving holiday. and how about this? a bank adding jobs, planning to hire 16 00 new workers in south carolina. chrysler driving ahead with plans to hire more employees as well. the bailed out auto maker investing in ohio. and adding 1100 workers to run the assembly lines. and target on target. sales of the country's second largest discount retailer is getting up. the company is offering 5% discount for purchases made with target cards. and they are paying off. that's business. i'm neil. ♪ [ female announcer ] we know you've got a lot on your plate at thanksgiving. which is why safeway has everything you need to get it all done. right now, get a safeway frozen turkey 8 to 24 lbs, for just 58 cents a pound. cook your thanksgiving turkey perfectly with our free chef assistant app. it's