. >> marÍa elena salinas, de unt uni-iÓana la >> con la primera oportunidad que tuvieron los candidatosue ana lanot u debate mostrÓ mÁs not uncontras cuando hablaron de inmigraciÓn. >> son solo eso, ilegales. >> whitman dijo negarse a los santuarios y a la legalizaciÓn. >> mientrana lanot unemana n no legalizarse, brown dijo que sÍ.- uni-fs el debate se volviÓ personal cuando le dijo brown que le deberÍa dar vergüenza. >> despuÉs del debate algunos cambiaron sus opiniones sobre los candidatos. >> apoyaba a whitman porque es negociante y se enfoca en los negocios. y yo tengo negocio pero despuÉs del debate ella como que a los latinos nos detesta, y tiene la doble cara que es lo que vi ahora. y ahora mi candidato es brown. >> me gustÓ lo que dijo whitman sobre la educaciÓn y sus planes de crear mÁs trabajo en el valle central. nonot uni-fsemana >> pasamt uni-ahora a ana lanoÚ not uni-fsemana lanot uni-fsema disolverÁ el congreso como not uni-fsemana lanot uni-fsemÍ estÁn nonidos. juan carlos nos tiene las imÁgenes exclusivas para univisiÓn con el enfrentamiento a tiros en el momento exact

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d that's going to continue unless or unt we change the structure of the economy. now when i talk about enlarging the pie for the middle class, making sure that there is a wider pool of shared prosperity, a lot of people say oh, reich, are you a socialist, a redistributionist, you want to te tohe rh and give the middle class and lower middle class and i say back, no. it would be better for people at the top to have a smaller share of a rapidly growing economy that is growing because the middle cls can provide the aggregatedemand it needs than to have a large share as they do now of an economy at can to the get out of gravitational pull of th great ression. >> rose: you also believe that contrary to what many people, that this country is often said, for example that in china they have had too much saving andot enough spending. the reverse argument is here. not enough saving and too chpending. u don't acpt that. >> i think there is some truth to that but it not the answer to our problems. in other words, if we let the dollar drop and we also force the chinese to appr

." >>> you know, when i hear people say during the campaign they've never been out of america unt untilat time, i think, haven't they met anybody in uniform yet? >> welcome back to "hardball." that was sarah palin last night in san jose, california, with a jab at first lady michelle obama. what's palin's game? he was at the event last night in san jose, also joined tonight by joan walsh who is out there in san francisco. let's do a little bit on this. why would she take this shot at the first lady? the beloved first lady? and what did it feel like? >> it was very early in the speech when she made that comment. the first thing she does when she walks into the room, she asks everyone to stand up for a big round of applause. and that was the next thing she said after that. there was a certain kind of improvisational quality to what she does, chris. but i would say there's a consistent theme throughout the speech. in addition to trashing the obama administration throughout, she was constantly bringing up the 2008 campaign again. she was constantly relitigating the arguments then. she was sa

you fill out a paper ballot by hand and then scan that pap ballot into an electronic machine that unts the votes. so we got rid of the punch card machines used in florida, the ler machines used here in new york and elsewhere. and we w have primarily two systems that we use around the country. when people are voting in the polling place, and obviously, there have been oer developments since 2002. we have lots more people voting, for instance, by mail than they used to. host: we would like to invite u.s. would do closer to the november 2 election to join in our conversation about the mechanics of voting and house secure and accurate your polling place will be on such a hotly contested election ahead of us. what is your essential message about those two questions? we have spent billions of dollars as a nation investing in new voting technology. how well are you anticipating it will work in most places on november 2? guest: look, for the most part, i think that we have learned a lot about these machines in the past several years, and for most people, voting will be hopefully a relatively s

. >> why did you wait unt then to make the smear campaign? why not when you knew this would come in the final bit of the election. we the electors want to believe not in somebody that would withhold information but somebody that would go out in the open. >> i did everything comporting with the law. en she came to me, we'll let her go. if i was going to talk about this on the campaign trail, it would have put niki of there an example. i think the consequences may be severe. i do not know who is paying a gloria. i did not know what was niki's decision. did someone say, we know you are here illegally, and we are going to expose you unless you do this? i was not going to make an example of niki, so that is why i did not. >> [inaudible] >> i think it has nothing to do with my character what i did was absolutely the right thing to do. it is what all employers should do in california. it is illegal to hire illegal immigrants, and if you find out that you have hired someone who turnedut to be here illegally, your obligation is to let them go. that is

." >> i had to wait unt i was 88 to find out i have game. >> reporter: you said it yourself, you don'tbeen working steady for 63 years. >> reporter: betty'so hot these days, in fact pepsi has turned to her to get amateur producers to create their own super bowl commercials. it was a facebook campaign that convinced the producers of "snl" to have betty white host the show. >> i don't know what facebook was. and now that i d know what it is, i have to say, it sounds like a huge waste of time. >> reporter: "snl," you just looked like you had a blast. >> when i got this offer, i thanked them very much and i told my agent to say thank you but no thank you. >> reporter: why didn't you want to do it? were you nervous at all? >> of course. >> reporter: you we nervous? >> of course. >> reporter: you didn't want to do "snl" because you were nervous? >> of course. didn't you see my kes shaking? >> what is your name? >> s-m-i. >> blanch, you'reot a terrible person, you're just horny l the time. >> reporter: i do miss the golden girls because i think that what's brought every generation into the be

two classmates have been charged with privacy law violations, but the unt prosecutor says they'll be making every effort to assess whether bias played a role in the incident. >> privacy violations are -- >> meanwhile the respected rutgers college newspaper reports that unnamed students say on the night of the incident, a strange older male arrived at the room robby shared with clementi and that robby had no intention of witnessing any kind of intimate encounter. he just wanted to know what was going on in his room and quickly looked at the webcam that he had left on. but one of the suspects told nbds after listening to the reading of the account, that is basically the story robby is telling. but there's been no denial that robby tweeted tha clementi was making out with a dude, yay. however this happened, the death of this gifted stunt has left fellow students to wonder how ch savvy students could still be confused about what technology can do and what it should not do. >> especially with the generation that has grown one the internet, they might not bay ware of the repercussions of t