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at least it's a plan and that resonates with voters, but most economists say it wouldn't be and forcing to use tear gas good for the country, and it would hurt the poor, actually, to control rioting inmates. in this country. >> reporter: right. yeah, and when you put these i'm carol costello on this questions to herman cain he b w "american morning." blows them ot and says your -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com analysis is incorrect. you don't have the facts straight. last night he offered up an good morning. it is wednesday, october 12th. economist, or someone he called an e...

Outlook for most of the world, especially america. this morning what shook everyone and has everyone petrified right now is the notion that china may be falling apart, their manufacturing data contracted for the third consecutive month. in europe the euro zone contracted for the first time in two years. they are at a two and a half year low and it's a very frightening situation and it's one where i think also in addition to the worry that people should naturally have is that we don't know where th the answers are. where are the solutions, where is the leadership? jenna: let's talk a little bit...

at the same time that message whennet out on seirius tv on wednesday. he and his father were open to talks. libya's national transitional council is in for tough questions today. he goes for the libya contact brief in paris to discuss his plans for the future. international support for the ntc is reporting. russia tv is now recognizing the group as libya's new authority. amnesty international has release add disturbing report describing the deaths of detainees. they cite at least 88 victims and say that more than half the bodies show signs of torture. india's most famous corrup...

killed in the regime's brutal crackdown on anti-government protesters over the past several months. as the crackdown has played out, the administration has gone from urging assad to stop the violence and implement reforms himself to of late saying the dictator has lost legitimacy, but until now the administration has stopped short from demanding he yield power. here's how the u.n. ambassador to the united nations described assad's behavior right here on this program last week as she promised to push for more aggressive international response -- >> it's horrific. it's appalling. he's ...

To whether it's manufacturing data, poor housing data, even some of the auto data numbers, general motors gave us their sales, disappointing last month. all the data's been disappointing, so everybody is sensing economic slowdown. this certainly doesn't help the white house in their push for certain policies because we've seen without question an economic slowdown over the last few months, and that looks like t going to continue through the summer. jenna: we'll see what happens over the next few weeks because they have to figure something out by august. >> they do, and if they don't, i would t...