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Ideal. and it is tough to sell that on the one hand, you have democrats and republicans running, but it may have more to do with the choices of the german chancellor than with the choice of mitch mcconnell. >> and rowdy athenians had as hutch to do with obamas re-election prospects as do the american economy. my favorite quote from late from the razed herman cain was he was being asked about the eurozone meltdown and italy specifically. and he said, its like italys the passenger in the seat. i s...

Attack mitt romney and now gone to a crucial bellwether region. >> reporter: no question about it. the 16 time for that swing state, the commonwealth of pennsylvania since he became president. the eighth this year alone. i thought that speech was very interesting for a number of reasons. oxley specifically it is about this coming battle to extend the pay roll tax cut. but that isnt much of a battle. everyone agrees it will be extended. the president wants to cut it in half. not only for employee...

stock index climbed 4.3%. the nasdaq up 4.2, all after the federal reserve and a handful of other central banks announced theyd make it easier for global financial institutions to borrow dollars, which are in high demand as investors are get more skittish about the oar re. cnns richard quest is among the market watch who see it as a pain reliever than a lasting cure. >> richard quest, central banks around the world make clear theyre ready to help, markets love it, all around the world,...

Always saw itself really as a bellwether of how regular ordinary people come together in tough circumstances and kind of make, you know, make solutions to problems. >> well, let us not forget were dealing with a man that got on the phone thinking he was talking to mr. koch, getting conspireing, and, i mean, he was not telling people he was going after collective bargaining. >> exactly. >> so part of what youre saying is that the candidate told people things that was not what he was going to do o...

Civilian government to take control. and the obama administration is among those calling for faster transfer, to civilian rule, parliamentary elections begin on monday, so, what can we expect to see unfold in egypt in the coming days and months? ambassador stewart holiday is the former u.s. ambassador it for special political affairs and ambassador, always good to see you. this is a very difficult time in the middle east, as it contains egypt. whats happening there? what can the united states do...

They dont want to come forward and it turns out that the idea of that press conference came from the woman that we have heard from. so apparently, herman cain could be happy about that. that theres not going to be that joint press conference. >> and the a.p. put out a poll and the poll shows hes lost a significant amount of popularity in iowa. they say hes still in double digits in popularity but far below the 23% that he had before the scandal started. meanwhile, what about the frontrunner? man...

im erin burnett. out front tonight, herman cain. the gop frontrunner fighting back against allegations of sexual harassment. >> i absolutely reject, they simply didnt happen. they simply did not happen. >> four women have now accused of gop candidate of inappropriate behavior and we now know the identity of two. just hours ago, we learned more about another accuser, her name is karen, director of communications at the treasury department and according to a friend, she called cain a quo...

he travels to italy to make the transition himself. it has now been met. unesco is gaining a new member but losing $60 million. the u.s. is withdrawing its pledge after the u.n. agency accepted a palestinian bid for full member. the u.s. and israel argued that the move would harm peace talks. im monita rajpal. "world business today" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com good morning from cnn lan. im charles hodson. tuesday, the first of november. the greek bailo...

well bring you all the highlights. good morning to you. happitry, its october 28th. this is your "a.m. wake-up call." im carol costello in new york. youre waking up to some of the best news in recent memory. gdp up 2.5%, nearly double the rate of last quarter. we have gains on thursday, up 340 points. the dow is heading for its best month in 24 years. the broader s&p, october could close as the best month since 1974. cnns erin burnett asked pete kenny for his take. >> are you optimisti...

Mccain in the state of ohio and on the map here again, red is republican, blue is democrat. in the buckeye state, not much of a problem there. a difference of five points between barack obama and john mccain and the democrat winning that state. back in 2004, ohio is what gave george bush a second term. between john kerry and george bush, only 118,000 votes in the end separated these two men. george bush won that state by two points. in the economy, a bellwether in so many states right now, red, ...