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should it be an american, as always, or should it be opened up to emerging economies, in asia, africa, south america, nigerias finance minister says she should be the banks next leader, and she has some very influential supporters. we will talk to her. also, the new kind of warfare were seeing pop up more and more. dirty wars. thats what the "new york times"s jeffrey getleman calls them, and well talk to him about it. first, heres my take. as many regular viewers know, i have been foll...

Prosperity has always come from bottom up. they propose a budget that showers the wealthiest americans with even more tax cuts. then paid for the tax cuts by gutting investments in education, in medical research and clean energy, in healthcare. >> sean: you know what? >> i dont know where to begin when he says things like that. the tax cut in the ryan budget are revenue neutral. lower rate and get rid of the garbledy book to pay for it. hhe reduces spending and deliberately mislead voters and th...

Prosperity has always come from bottom up. they propose a budget that showers the wealthiest americans with even more tax cuts. then paid for the tax cuts by gutting investments in education, in medical research and clean energy, in healthcare. >> sean: you know what? >> i dont know where to begin when he says things like that. the tax cut in the ryan budget are revenue neutral. lower rate and get rid of the garbledy book to pay for it. hhe reduces spending and deliberately mislead voters and th...

But he paid a heavy price to get it, as you know. he gave up ground on the keystone pipeline. we can talk about that in a minute. he didnt get the $447 billion of the jobs bill he originally wanted. he had to lose the millionaire surtax he wanted to pay for it. and also, this is only a two-month extension, not a full one-year extension that he wanted. but the president sounded confident that come february when it expires congress will work with him to fix it. take a listen. >> weve got a lot mor...

Decision in two monthses. and so well be seeing a flurries of activity as we go over the battle on whether to extend the federal tax cut and the president will make a decision here. you have deeply divided folks on whether or not the key stone pipe line will create a lot of jobs. this is something that the president does get a victory on bottom line, back in september when he pushed the american jobs act. he didnt get all $447 billion. but the center was the pay roll tax cut extension. >> hes ge...

and good morning to you. this is your "a.m. wake-up call" for wednesday, november 16th, from the time warner center in new york, im carol costello. here are this mornings top stories. a penn state assistant coach fighting back this morning, saying i stopped jerry sandusky. coach mike mcqueary reportedly e-mailing former teammates and speaking for the first time about the alleged child sex assault he says he witnessed. wall street protesters allowed back into their home base at new yo...

At $447 billion jobs bill i think you will see an outline of what kind of race he is going to try to run at 2012. he can push it and push it he can get as much of this bill possible and hes going to make sure theres a new congress out. not just that he gets re-elected but he pushes republicans out of power. we will see how that plays out. with so many pushing he has so much to show for it. >> so much has to do with unemployment 2012 could be sitting at 9 percent. if anybody is expecting republic...

Negotiate. that will not be an end run with the united nations. i had a frank conversation with president sarkozy about that issue. that is consistent with private and public statements that i have been making to everybody over the last several months. ed henry. >> i have three questions. starting with mitt romney. one question i promise. you started with a $447 billion jobs bill. many speeches later you have virtually nothing from that. you have the veterans jobs bill which is important obvious...

trying to present a front agreement on moving forward and a common response there. but at the same time, not a lot of specifics showing that there is still some daylight between the two. a jovial atmosphere. its certainly how do you sort of not have a smile on your face when this is the scenery around you but also touching on serious subjects here as well. >> brianna keilar, thank you very much. please stand by. also dan lothian stand by. we have to get to business for our viewers here...

The investigation will focus on storm preparations and response of the states two major electrical companies. police in tennessee searching for this missing mother. karen johnson swift. her husband reported her missing last sunday. >> heather: new figures out this week showing barely any improvement on the jobs front. the national unemployment rating october sitting at 9%. meanwhile, the presidents $447 billion jobs bill was rejected on capitol hill. on monday, democrats say they will try a new ...