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His unfavorable number 49. not bad. a gap within the margin of error. these are tough times, but among white voters its just 41% favorable. 54% unfavorable. let me give you another cut line. lets drill down into the number among white voters. with college for education, obama is favorable and unfavorable numbers are tied at 48%. but among white pennsylvania voters without a college education, these are the important group, theres a lot more of them, by the way, those people without college educa...

Voters, senator, heres numbers youre familiar with. president obamas favorable number is 47. his unfavorable number 49. not bad. a gap within the margin of error. these are tough times, but among white voters its just 41% favorable. 54% unfavorable. let me give you another cut line. lets drill down into the number among white voters. with college for education, obama is favorable and unfavorable numbers are tied at 48%. but among white pennsylvania voters without a college education, these are t...

The people were given the kind of opportunity that has never been in power given to 12 people in the history of the united states. they didnt take the opportunity. none of them had tough re-election campaigns. none of them had any particular pressure on them. they could not have dealt with. yet, they buckled. the democrats did not come forward with the entitlement cuts which have to happen. republicans if they stick with this, no taxes were going nowhere. i blame the republicans more than democr...

those closed doors in that meeting with sarkozy and merkel. sure enough, the greek prime minister has done this 180 with regard to his stance on the bailout deal. tell me about it. >> reporter: i think hes done a 360. let me tell you. this time yesterday, the meeting was underway. between sarkozy and merkel from france and germany. on this deal to fix the european economic system, greece might even get kicked out of the euro zone. this all happened late last night. we spent the morning...

candidate for the republican nomination for the president, has been kind enough to join us in our studios in washington, d.c., and hes joining us live this morning after what was surely a very stressful and busy day yesterday. i do hope you got some sleep, and thank you for being with us. our viewers do thank you, too. >> thank you, robin, and it was a busy day but i survived. >> this is why it was a busy day, and were going to talk about many issues, but lets start with whats at the t...

welcome back. top of the hour, im brooke baldwin. a couple stories that we have percolating, revival of fear in europe as stock markets are stumbling today. both sides rested in the conrad murray trial. and time to play reporter roulette. alison kosik, i want to begin with you live at the new york stock exchange. we have 60 minutes away from the opening bell. we have to talk about greece. the prime minister of greece pulling a fast one and we see that reflected in the numbers of wa...

Born in atlanta. and i love vick. i was just curious, though, how did the fans respond to him? the first time he came back as a substitute last year, it was a warm reception. >> two years ago, he got a warm reception. >> was it warm last night? >> i think it was less warm, which surprised me. i thought it would be 70/30 cheers, uh i would say probably 60/40 boos from tv. >> kind of strange. >> i was surprised. >> hugged arthur blank beforehand, apologized on the nbc interview beforehand said, yo...

One to fend off the unspoken, but looming, threat that the country may be about to plunge back into recession. after barely escaping a depression brought on by the financial system collapse at the end of the george w. bush administration, after a recovery that tried and tried to bring us back all the way, but now seems to have stopped in its tracks, can washington act to stop a double economic dip? can the gleefully obstruction republicans who control the house and act as a super empowered or no...

97% of the gdp. for every dollar we spend, $0.40 is borrowed. we have to change the entitlement structure. we have to bring in some of the sacred cows and change it for not just the next generation but -- not for the next election but for the next generation. otherwise, we are going to just become a huge debtor nation with china and britain restructuring our debt. >> congressman welch, not a single republican voted for it. half the democrats voted against it as well. but you voted for it. why? >...

About shanghai, down yet again today. it was a bit of mixed picture. the nikkei down a half percent, sony not helping the nikkei. thats reaction to their forecast for weaker than expected profits in the current year. hong kong almost up by 1%. australia down by almost 1%. its been a choppy week across the global investment world this week. strength in the tech sector stemmed some of the losses on wall street after weekly jobless claims came in above 400,000 for the seventh week in a row. the r...