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Year, unemployment insurance, and sgr. this is a possibility if thats not possible. i dont know that the longer negotiation is over. whats important to node about this is that it keeps the fight going on. that no people will lose -- i would think this is okay as long as no beneficiary of unemployment insurance loses their benefits in that time frame, because depending on how you write the bill, thats important, but it keeps it in the public eye this stings. do you support a payroll tax cut for 1...

To get the full extension of the payroll tax cut for another year, unemployment insurance, and sgr. this is a possibility if thats not possible. i dont know that the longer negotiation is over. whats important to node about this is that it keeps the fight going on. that no people will lose -- i would think this is okay as long as no beneficiary of unemployment insurance loses their benefits in that time frame, because depending on how you write the bill, thats important, but it keeps it in the p...

Money and fundraising but the poll you referred to herman cain is on top. >>alisyn: the cbs poll. >>clayton: it is gasnating, people label romney the frontrunner. >>dave: the "wall street journal" had a poll, who do you think will be the nominee? only republicans, 45 percent said romney and only 13 percent said herman cain, to me, thats frontrunner. >>alisyn: when you ask just republican voters. and he was also asked on the radio show, herman cain, is there another position you might want in the...

For better future direction in this country. i mean, its going to take sizable shift in the political will in this country to do what we need to do to rebuild the middle class, but i want to say one thing, only been talking about college grads. we absolutely have to make this economy work for people who dont have four-year bachelor degrees which is the majority of young people. you know, two-thirds of young people dont have a bachelors degree and they are not going to get a bachelors degree. i f...

>> we are inside the sands convention center in las vegas. seven gop contenders wrapping up their debate moments ago, the tone this time, contention, personal at times, especially between herman cain and other candidates on tax, you might have seen, talking about already. there was also the explosive encounter between a very aggressive rick perry and counter punching rick perry over illegal immigration. our panel has plenty to talk b before bring them back in i want to bring in key mom...

illegal immigration. our panel has plenty to talk b before bring them back in i want to bring in key moments about the debate, began with an all-out assault on herman cains 9-99-9 plan. we will talk to him in a moment lets take a look. >> herman, i love you, brother, but you dont need to have a big analysis to figure this thing out. go to new hampshire where they dont have a sales tax and youre fixing to give them one. theyre not interested in 9-9-9. >> herman, are you saying the state...

>>shepard: there are new questions of why michael jacksons doctor didnt call 9-1-1 immediately after he stopped breathing. a cardiologist tore apart the doctors actions the day michael jackson died. >> it is basic knowledge in america. you do not have to be a health care professional that when someone is down you node -- need to call 9-1-1 for help. it is strange a medical professional who needed help, should have recognized he needed help, and, when, when he had an opportunity to call he did no...

Text a for yes, text b for no t 2622639. one other node, we have seen protesters in how many cities over america? tonights debate was supposed to be about the economy. and not one said they had anything that would change the plight of the 99% in this country. its more rhetoric about corporate tax cuts. its more rhetoric about cant raise taxes on the job creators. nothing new here in case you missed it. thats why im glad youre watching me tonight. joining me now is jim moore. writer at moore thin...

under way for many months, and it got so far that money was actually transferred for an assassination. what the iranians didnt know, piers, was the person they hired to carry this out was a dea informant working for the u.s. government. so it was never actually going to take place. >> but that was a massive stroke of luck, presumably. >> reporter: absolutely. once this dea informant was contacted by the iranians, the fbi was brought in. what we know tracing the timeline was the preside...

The say shells were added. the unmanned drones can be armed with missiles and 500-pound bombs. the bases were established while the u.s. military worked to receive permission from the ethiopians we are told. that was the base of choice from which to target the growing threat from al sphaeuz shababb. they warned of the shababb. >> al-qaida has emerged as the most dangerous regional node in the global jihad. they continue to plot strikes against our nation, u.s. interests worldwide and our allies....