they met on j-date, married last year, had the baby, willa. hello, willa. morning. both of you, thank you. tell us about the importance of finding a date -- good morning. about finding love and the importance of religion in finding that. >> i grew nup a very traditional jewish household, and it was very important to me to pass that on many my family that i would be making, you know, in my life, so it was always important to me to marry somebody jewish, and when i moved to atlanta, it was kind of my excuse to sign up for j date, that i was new in town, and it was an easy transition to make when i moved here. >> we were talking during a break that my question was are you the rule or the exception to the rule, and you actually know other people who have met on j date and now are married. >> a bunk of couples. hung out with some couples yesterday that melt on j date and are married. my best friend. >> my best friend. >> they have kids. >> it's very popular. i think in large cities with a large jewish population it's very popular. >> tell us your story. you went

man on the moon but spent billions and have not been back in 40 years.moon >> offer a prize and they willa> the first team to launch three people into space and they want $10 million. now another one for a private moon landing. it iis a sample of a device. creative innovation driven by entrepreneurs taking their own risks. competition for a car gets 100 miles per gallon drawing 100 entrepreneurs. the design competition was first. cars had to pass it looks test. 24 teams will compete to win. the man who raised the money for the prize is peter. joining us now from los angeles. we have new crisis now. >> we do, figuring out where there are those not being driven by large companies or government really challenging entrepreneurs to make the impossible possible. john: who puts up the price? >> money comes from for a rangf different groups. the on sorry family, wendy schmidt competition for oil cleanup, or it could be large corporations, progressive insurance or qualcomm, it is very effective leverage fashion. john: often w we assume this innovation has been pushed by government. >> more than eve

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also palestinian italian journalist and msnbc contributor willa jabroe. both israel and the u.s. say the resolution violates agreements to solve issues through negotiations which broke down two years ago. on the heels of the recent violent clashes between gaza and israel is now the right time for this vote? >> well, it's a fate acomply that the vote is going to take place. it's been in the works for some time before -- really the bigger issue is how will the parties react after it? there's been a calm reaction to far. there should be one. they need to get back to the peace table. they need to get back to a negotiated process. because ultimately for the u.s., for israel and the palestinians, a resolution of this conflict through negotiation is the only way forward. and their leaders recognize that. so we're going to be looking at the day after to see how this really turns out. >> as we talk about the geography of all this, the resolution does not change the map. but it does open the way for the possibility of palestinians to join international bodies like the international crimina

we're going to turn to cnn's john zor he willa who joins us live from plantation, florida. what's the latest? >> john, you know, it is florida. you know it is going to be very close. in that cnn/orc poll, it shows governor romney at 50% and the president at 49%. it can't get much closer than that. now the president did come to florida yesterday. he was down here in south florida making one more swing through the state. stopping at mcarthur high school in hollywood, one of the big staunch democratic areas in the state along with miami-dade and pa palm beach county. the president has to carry those areas with huge numbers. now governor romney did not come down to florida yesterday or over the weekend. but he will, of course, be in florida today. and as you mentioned earlier in the broadcast, there have been problems, it's florida, early voting ending on saturday night. but the lines were so incredibly long that a lot of people stood for four, five, and six hours. the democratic party sunday morning filed suit in federal court asking for relief saying that people were denied m

of our guys get killed, let alone the thousands of afghans that are killed, we don't have a moral willa problem with -- moral problem with that, but if you had an affair, isn't there something off with our politics and the way the media covers it? >> it is absolutely scandalous, you know. we no longer with current tv and some other exceptions we don't really have news any more. we have into -- into tainment. and doing a story about the affair is easy. going off and looking at how our troops are getting the shaft because of a bad command decision that's hard. and very few people are doing that. >> one last thing about that, in iraq you wrote about how the surge is the success of you a product of ethnic cleansing. this is not talked about in the light of general petraeus. it's a comical question, but no one is asking because it's comical in the wrong direction right, what's worse him encouraging ethnic cleansing by the shiites in iraq ora a stupid affair. >> i'm not accusing him of encouraging ethnic cleansing it just worked out that way. late 2006 the u.s. enter prize in iraq collapsed a