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about the occupy movement, occupy atlanta demonstrators getting some help from the martin luther king center. they are giving them classes on nonviolence. we will talk about why. and also, we will have reverend jesse jackson, joining the occupy atlanta movement in some way, he will be with us in studio this hour. lets get back to andy rooney and the news, that he has died at the age offed 92. just signed off from "60 minutes" after 30 years did that with his last essay last month, do...

It charming. even his competitors in the republican primary, some whom seem to dislike each other quite a lot all seem to like herman cain but i think ultimately the question is whether youre ready to be president. the pollster peter hart conducted a focus group in the midwest a couple weeks ago in which people expressed a lot of positive feelings towards herman cain, republican participants expressed those feelings and yet when he asked for people to raise their hands if they thought herman cai...

Daisy. >> being safe is something that these young people really dont have a sense of. theres no sense of boundaries when a relationship could be dangerous, could introduce them to a dangerous set of circumstances. and so the decision-making process that even a healthy adolescent could make in terms of what would be a good choice, a bad choice, is really not -- its not even present in these young people. >> trapped in a downward spiral and he stranged from her family, she says her darkest hour i...

These sort of multilateral efforts around the world, say, going in and trying to track down the lords resistance army -- how rush limbaugh did not realize the lords resistance army is one of the most evil militias in the world, its like dude, use the google. but i think if obama, if president obama kept it to those sort of issues, humanitarian interventions, drone strikes, people on the left might be more forgiving. the problem is you still have iraq and afghanistan that are ongoing. the sort of...

Forgiving. the problem is you still have iraq and afghanistan that are ongoing. the sort of forever wars. and i think thats the key to the -- the president will be judged in the end on whether he can end those wars successfully. >> well, in terms of what you are reporting on, what youre seeing with the internal decision making process in the administration, do you see any evolution in where the, i guess the political weight is on war issues between the presidents decision on afghanistan and the ...

Efforts around the world, say going in and trying to track down the lords resistance army, how rush limbaugh did not realize the lords resistance army is the most evil militias in the world, its like dude, use the google. i think in obama, if president obama kept it to those sort of issues, humanitarian interventions, drone strikes, people on the left might be more forgiving. the problem is you still have iraq and afghanistan that are ongoing. the sort of forever wars. and i think thats the key ...

but whats going to prevent terrorists from buying and using them? im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com he entered the race at the top of the polls, but rick perry has been watching his numbers slide and slide. his momentum rather slow. now, with a closely watched speech, the texas governor is trying to reverse his declining campaign fortunes. jim acosta is joining us now. he delivered what his campaign described as a major speech today...

Solyndra scandal, that show more specifics about the decision-making process, behind the $535 million federal loan guarantee. ed henry has that story. plus the jobs picture. more than 100,000 jobs were added in september, better than expected but the unemployment rate is unchanged. well also look at how many job hunters cannot find employment because they are currently without work. does that mean they should be treated as a protected class? eric holder has come out swinging after days of questi...

Have been going around saying -- i said this on the show last week. theyre saying to professionals around the region and around the country, if the governor were to decide to do this, would you be willing to go with him either as fund-raisers or as professional staff people? that doesnt mean hes going to do it. the last word i had before i came on the air was one guy who worked for him at one point saying, if hes gone radio silent, that definitely means hes seriously considering it. thats all we...

This on the show last week, theyre saying to professionals around the region and the country, if the governor were to decide to do this, would you be willing to go with him? either as fund-raisers or as professional staff people? that doesnt mean hes going to do it. the last word i had before i came on the air was one guy who worked for him at one point who said, look, if hes gone radio silent, that definitely means hes seriously considering it. thats all we can say at this point about his decis...