is mitt romney with his $250 million, his accounts in zurich too far removed to know what life in america about? for that matter is newt gingrich who breakfasts at tiffanys and suppers at freddie mac. >> helping newt get stopped after florida. what will they do if he's not. hi, i'm chris matthews. welcome to the show. with time magazine. michael duffy. the bbc's katty kay. kathleen parker and from "the daily beast" andrew sullivan. romney's problem is that just when the problem started paying attention, he's looking too rich for the times. he's made slip-ups like the $10,000 bet. and his tax return showed just how rich he is. newt is not much closer to every man than romney is. he'll be dragging along his deals at k street and charge accounts at tiffanys. a poll asked about whether gingrich cares about average people? 22% says gingrich cares about the average guy. 24% says romney does. when the president framed the 2012 election this way. >> can neither settle where a shrinking number do barely well, where a growing number do well. everyone does their fair share and everyone plays by the

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. >> jimmy: buenas noches bienvenidos a los deportes, comenzamos en zurich donde en presencia de la cantanteelanteros marco van basten y michel platiní. los únicos que habían ganado tres balones de oro. lionel messi los igualó hoy en la votación venció a su compañero xavi hernández y cristiano ronaldo. - en otras informaciones vamos a escuchar las palabras de lionel messi hablando de sus compañeros. >> quiero agradecer y compartir primero con la gente que me ayudó tanto compañeros como técnicos, agradecer a mis compañeros de barcelona como de la selección argentina y sobre todo muy especial otro compartir con mis compañero xavi hernández, es la cuarta vez que estamos juntos en esta gala para mí es un placer estar al lado de él. >> jimmy: el salvador comenzó el torneo, con una goleada de 4 - 0, el primer gol fue de torres de cabeza, el segundo lo anotó el señor ayala, el tercero terminal del primer tiempo vino por parte del jugador canales que anota el cuarto también en el segundo tiempo. la universidad del salvador venció a la alianza 2 - 1 y así arranca el torneo pisando fuerte. en otros re

gordon peterson and rebecca cooper are in new hampshire to cover the to zurich -- to cover the tuesday primary. >>> we're hearing from the family of a local father and son who were killed when their mobile home caught fire. the smoke and flames engulfed the home in west virginia. richard reeve has more from the heart broken family and friends and what investigators call the fire suspicious. >> the trailer is now only a gutted shell or a father and son lost their lives. >> just cannot believe it. it is like a bad dream. a 911 call from a passing driver brought the firefighters here. >> it was about seven minutes for to burn. >> and the master bedroom investigators found two bottles. it. two bodies. it identified as the father and son. >> to die with his little boy is really bad but we don't think he suffered too bad. bu>> the fire marshal calls it suspicious. they found traces of accelerant in four locations. the authorities are not ruling anything out. >> we don't want to get too narrow-patient. >> was it electrical, a space heater tipped over, or something else? nobody is sure, but ev

she runs an art gallery in zurich.n mid-august, the former currency trader purchased over half a million u.s. dollars. she profited handsomely after the swiss national bank intervened to lower the value of the franco a short time later. >> after thoroughly checking the documentation and careful consideration since the press conference, i have come to the conclusion that it is not possible to provide conclusive evidence that my wife initiated the foreign currency transaction on august 15 without my knowledge. >> lastly, philip hildebrand admitted to making some moral mistakes but refused to step down, saying he had not broken any laws. the swiss national bank says it will hire an outside firm to check whether its managers engaged in insider trading. >> german exports have defied forecasts by rebounding in november from a sharp decline the previous month. government data shows exports rose 2.5% from october, providing a well-timed show of strength in europe's biggest economy. german of forms wreck the before and receipts

zurich can't understand that. the 73-year-old intends to sue if paramedics disregard her stamp. she doesn't want to be resuscitated after a heart attack. >> medicine has made incredible leaps forward. and there is a point where i say that goes too far for me personally. it's not what i want. >> angelina intends to expand her project. the nurse now has inquiries from neighboring germany. she is calling for a rethink of current practices and more respect for people who say enough is enough. >> when you think of cowboys, you probably think of the u.s. and the wild west prairies. but actually, the first ever cowboys lived in spain, back in the middle ages the first sign of winter, cattle herders would take their livestock down. as summer beckoned, they would head back north. their trails were almost forgotten because these days, most farmers use trucks to transport their cattle, but there are still some who keep the tradition alive. >> at first glance, a cattle drive may seem rough and romantic, like something out of a western. but andreas knows this route can be rough in a very unr

named fifth world player of the year for a third successive time the result of the sort of money in zurich almost a given following in their stunning season for the twenty four year old to me and messi had been up against barcelona team it is a real madrid maestro cristiana rinaldo along with winning this spanish league spanish super cup you waifish super cup the club world cup last year messi was named man of the match and boxes champions league final victory over a month chest united to be a great night for f.c. barcelona all in all pep guardiola also clinched the coach helping your. stuff it's been a dream return for terry already an arsenal colors the club's record goalscorer adding to his legend by netting the winner in an f.a. cup time with leeds just days after joining the side on loan from the new york red bulls the thirty four year old coming off the bench to make all the difference at the emirates who last played for the going to show five years ago leaving only ten minutes to adopt fully to be action the striker receiving a pinpoint. pos from alex song in the area to seal the fi

it's followed by zurich and geneva, switzerland where salaries are high and the swiss franc is robust. new york city came in at number 14. >>> elizabeth, got to avoid those cities. i don't know if we can afford it. >> i'm surprised san francisco wasn't in the topp 15. >>> everything looks great on the golden gate bridge. the stall on the span, they couldn't locate it so everything is good between marin and san francisco. no delays there and no major roadwork to slow you down so here's a live look across the south bay. coming out of downtown san jose on 280 a few headlights. the guadalupe parkway looks great. 101 so far no delay heading into downtown san francisco. kind of a similar story everywhere you go. we're off to a quiet start on this monday morning. here's live look at your conditions. these are live traffic sensors and you can see from this color- coded guide that speeds are over 40 miles per hour right now through livermore towards the dublin-pleasanton area. and for silicon valley computers we have a camera year the 880/237 interchange. not too bad down north- and southbound

his wife is a former currency trader who is now running an art gallery in zurich.s the debt crisis rages on in europe, many market leaders are focusing on emerging economies. india is one example. the auto expo in delhi began today, offering a showcase for car makers who want to present their wares to indian customers. clucks some e 15 n car models are making their debut at the auto expo. 2010 saw indian car sales increase by about 30%. although growth slowed last year, demand is expected to remain high. >> we're looking at a growth rate of close to 7.5% over the past few years. that is propelling the demand. >> but getting a foothold in india is not easy, with average annual income at 1000 euros, the market is dominated by compact cars, like the new model by an indian manufacturer. the starting price is 5000 euros. foreign luxury carmakers like bmw, mercedes, or for cannot compete with prices like that. suzuki has the lion's share of the midmarket with 45%, followed by hyndai with 14%. by comparison, general motors has 4% and volkswagen just 2%. but carmakers know

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moscow is just one place lower than they were just before but all their different reasons london and zurich the safe bets and in these difficult times people like to go there must go on the on the other side. is still rather cheap but international commerce. standards but there's a lot of potential and i think the risk is already it's you know it's lower than it was in the u.s. before and this was one of the main reasons that russia has made it up now in the top ten of european cities what are we exactly talking about we are talking about office space. but i think there is in general interest on all twelve of the state in sco but in this as in focus mainly on retail but but all other types of interesting. well if you think about russia you think about the size of the country obviously there's no shortage of land over here doesn't that kind of limit the price rise but then that's one thing infrastructure is the other thing and then if you're working in moscow and then part of the numbers of this of course is not of real help for you so you need all the real estate's together close to moscow

they're sticking it out in the elements and davos is a far removed you know ski resort town hours from zurich by train very very tight security there's a no fly zone overhead and very tight security perimeter so the fact that they're here i think does speak to the fact that this is you know a really important issue they have seen and i globalist movements and protests of the forum in davos this year it's of course the occupy movement has asked the forum we see some of these issues take in terms of protest movements what was the reaction to david cameron basically justifying britain's maintenance of the pound by saying that many of the use problems are trade imbalances probably code for saying that germany is gaming the whole export system. yeah you know that's funny he talked a lot about the trade deficit it's not just budget deficits that are the problem talking about how surplus nations have to carry the weight of everybody else we have a single currency very clearly talking about germany so i think with the business community they probably love it because david cameron is saying we need mo

lot like an austrian he said you know i've been listening to a lot of they've been coming through zurich where he lives quite frequently so i think about something important because we talk about really what the ideas are in the occupy movement and you know it's not a giant massive call for socialism he probably watched the show lauren just wanted to impress or didn't tell you that's why he said oscar is a code word. so i went out we got to go we are a lot about we got to go lauren sawyer stay warm and that was lauren lyster host of capital. so earlier i spoke with peter schiff c.e.o. of euro pacific capital about the fed's latest rate decision some of the president's economic proposals during his state of the union address and what all this means for the broader economy take a listen. well it's a bad decision and you know it shows that president obama when he gave his state of the union address he said that we can't go back to the same policies that created the housing bubble the financial crisis well we never we never discontinued those policies we had a financial crisis in part becaus

zurich playing catchup by 1.25%. >> that's a shocking number, isn't it? 22% unemployment in spain. wow. here in asia, charles, bit of a booming start to the new year. sentiment very strong in the opening day. the opening day for all the markets here. india is still trading. but the rest of the markets are all now closed. you see the hang seng up about 2.4%. australia up by around about a little over 1%. the sensex trading 2.5%. this is to do with positive manufacturing and the big number charles was talking about. china's manufacturing sector expanded in december. this is crucial. it contracted the month before, much to everybody's surprise and certainly most everybody's concern that the chinese manufacturing machine was actually starting to contract. it turned out to be just, well, early to say. analysts hoping it could just be a blip. so there has been quite a lot of buying on the back of the china story. manufacturing is back online. now, japan and mainland china markets reopened for the new year tomorrow. we'll be taking a look at what's in store for the asian markets as' whole

london and zurich off by 0.75%. andr andrew? >>> the asian markets were the worst performing big markets in the world last year. it looks like they picked up where they left off. we've had one good day of the new trading year. surprise, surprise, europe remains front and center. the crisis returning despite encouraging data from the u.s. and europe. also, word from the greek p.m. who warns of uncontrolled default if wage cuts are not made. also has his attention on spain, the regional government of valencia is late to repaying a loan to deutsche bank. that fears that spain, too, may need some assistance. the nikkei down 0.8%, shanghai down nearly a full percent. hong kong, the only one standing out there up by about 0.5%. trading this week, charles, has been pretty thin. >> indeed. and hardly surprising. so you know, we really need to take all of these markets with a bit of a pinch of salt. in terms of the rally on wall street didn't last long. low-volume trading ending on a flat picture across the markets, if we can have a look

dax not far behind add the london ftse and the zurich s and i off by half a percent each. as for the asian pacific region, that was limited in terms of trading. the markets in china and hong kong still closed for the lunar new leer holiday and caution kept the nikkei to a minimum. near to a three-month high though. what happened is the that the bank of japan revised the growth forecast for the current fiscal year suggesting the japanese economy o contracted by .4%. it's dampened down the outlook for the year to just 2%. >>> if at first you don't succeed, try asia. we'll look at how many western brands are seeking new life overseas. which provided for their every financial need. and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, their tree had given its last. but with their raymond james financial advisor, they had prepared for even the unthinkable. and they danced. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. [♪...] >> announcer: bank robbery certainly is a frightening crime. after all, bank robbers stole $43 million in one year. but identity thieves? try 37 billion! and guess

zurich, scant games, a fraction of a percent for the london ftse, andrew. >> not so much of a bounce in asia pacific, charles. the weekending with a lot of bang, not a lot of bang, rather a whimper. the key markets ended like this, nikkei down 1%, not being helped by the euro's weakness. down under 128 now. hong kong ending the day down by a similar amount. only shanghai up today and australia you'll see down by about 0.8%. now, let's talk about one specific stock which has been having a great 12 months, samsung electronics, the south korean giant sweeping past its arch rival apple in spartphone sales. now thank to those sales, samsung estimates record-breaking profits for the fourth quarter. ramy inocencio joins us with the numbers. it must be nice for a company to take on apple and beat it. >> samsung investors with definitely smiling today. they expect to pull in a record $4.5 billion in profit, this is for the october to december period. now, compare this to the same quarter of 2010. that's when it made a profit of about $2.6 billion. now, this is actually a huge percentage jump

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we have the likes of the cac 40 and the zurich smi up. >> pretty much green -- red arrows, excuse me, across the zone here today. the trading has been quite light, particularly in the china-related indexes because we are coming up to chinese new year and this does tend to be a quiet time between the christmas break and the chinese new year. the main story pretty much across the region, the one everybody has been focusing on, not just today but pretty much for the last 12 months, inflation. we have the december index out. inflation is easing down from 4.2% to 4.1% in december. that give an initial boost to the markets pretty much across the region. that soon faded. the attention turning to europe. shanghai, for example, down for the second day in a row by 0.4%. hong kong down by about a third or so of 1%. the reason for the disappointment as well with the inflation is that it was a little bit higher than analysts had been hoping. analysts had been looking for 4% even. they got 4.1%. inflation is now down for the fifth straight month. it is now at its lowest level in 15 months. growth,

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manufacturing, on the one hand, mckenzie's zurich does not look like a great growth opportunity. but whether it remains a strong, stable, important sector of our economy is an open question at this point. it could continue to decline, or if we focus on key areas, could remain with a different niche of manufacturing, an important part of our economy. talk about what this report has to say about manufacturing and how we make the better of those two paths become reality. >> i think it's quite clear we need some manufacturing sector to our economy, and we can argue how big it needs to be are but it's incredibly important sector. as the secretary noted it's one of the major producers of exports, and it's generally high-wage sector, so if you're worry bed the wage and inequality issues, manufacturing looks good for that. that pays higher wages and benefits and all sorts of things. so, the question is, what is the future? how do you move forward to stabilize manufacturing? and on the one hadn't productivity is growing enormously. and it's also clear that the forces that james talks abou

that nexus of issues of entitlement and how we manage for the next generation, and the third -- of zurich the fourth challenge is energy in climate, how we power the future of an american middle-class and rising global middle-class is without tipping this world into disruptive minor change. so those of the four big challenges. and we look at the world, how we manage debt and deficit and how we manage our energy needs in a world of rising middle-class. let's go back to the merger of globalization and nike, which i believe is the biggest thing happening in the world today. if we were not in a sub prime crisis or post sub prime crisis, if we were not in a 9/11 error, it would be all we would be talking about. easily what has happened is in the last decade we have gone from the connected world to a hyper connected world. and this move from connected to hyper connected is really changing everything. now, the simplest way i can explain it to you, in 2004 of seven working on a book called the world is flat that came out in 2005. that was about the world getting connected. and as set down with mi