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a rasmussen poll gives him an edge among voters who will definitely vote and see his tracking poll of likely voters first on this program minutes from now. no letup in tax the rich mania. the u.n. takes aim at the richer people in america and europeans riot again to make them pay for, well, for everything. and then there is this, the european beat americans at golf again. but cheer up, varney & company is about to begin. good morning, varney & company, today is monday october the 1st. wednesday is the first presidential debate and the obama campaign spent the weekend trying to low up media expectations that the president s already won. most mainstream polls do indeed have president obama in the lead, but according to rasmussen, governor romney has an edge among certain voters. 43% of likely voters say they are certain they will vote for mitt romney. 42% say they ll vote for the president. that s a very slight edge, but 15% of voters say they are uncommitted, with a num
this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt rick: hello, i m nbr s rick horrow. most people are afraid to test the limits and few even dare to try; something about being impossible. on the basketball court, one woman has single-handedly defied gender segregation and crashed through almost every barrier that s been in her way. that trail-blazer is nancy lieberman and she continues to make her mark on the game, as the first woman coach of a professional men s team. perhaps more than anything else, nancy s leadership stems from her drive and determination. and it goes all the way back to her childhood. rick: this is far rockway, new york part of queens in new york city. and this is the modest house where nancy lieberman grew up in the 1960s and early 70s. while still in elementary school, lieberman began playing a variety of sports, but it wasn t long before she ran into her first barrier
this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by wpbt rick: hello, i m nbr s rick horrow. most people are afraid to test the limits and few even dare to try; something about being impossible. on the basketball court, one woman has single-handedly defied gender segregation and crashed through almost every barrier that s been in her way. that trail-blazer is nancy lieberman and she continues to make her mark on the game, as the first woman coach of a professional men s team. perhaps more than anything else, nancy s leadership stems from her drive and determination. and it goes all the way back to her childhood. rick: this is far rockway, new york part of queens in new york city. and this is the modest house where nancy lieberman grew up in the 1960s and early 70s. while still in elementary school, lieberman began playing a variety of sports, but it wasn t long before she ran into her first barrier