romney served one term as governor, perry is in his third. that s what this is about. i m running for office because i believe that having spent my life in the private sector meaning in business, that i understand what it takes to get business going again. and perry s rebuttal? give him my love. and claim to have the job creation bragging rights. 40% of all the jobs created in america from june of 2009 until the present were created in texas. i know how to create jobs. a packed hour ahead, including putting that claim from governor perry to the truth test and showing you how the early 2012 map is so different from 2008. here to get us started are jessica yellin. and from austin texas tonight, mr. herman. to you first, my friend. governor perry is in the race. president obama is in the midwest. they re in the same state of iowa. suddenly today we have a campaign of contrast? yes. it took a while for him to say it officially. you saw it officially saturday in sout
education in these towns. yeah, usually school districts involved with towns that have not lost home value. what is number one? right. this is a place that i have never been, but it sounds beautiful. louisville, colorado. 18,000 people live there. their unemployment rate, 6.3%. a lot of jobs in tech, aerospace, and home prices have not been hit by the housing crisis. they have among the lowest crime rate in colorado. look at it. who would not want to live there? it s picturesque. it s near boulder, and it looks like a little slice of heaven to me, but i never see grass because i live in the concrete jungle. i want to point you to something fun that we have on the site. for the first year, you can see the whole list on cnn money.com. and people are taking pictures of their favorite local foods and then sending them in and people are voting on the best small town food. you have been sounding off on the talk back question, what does president obama need to tell middle am
here s what we re hearing. the country band sugarland was just about to take the is taken when that accident occurred. again, this video just coming into cnn. these are live pictures coming from our affiliate wthr. we re going to be following up on the news. ann ramsay was at the state fair on a ride and ann, you said you felt it shaking. was this weather, did a system come through you felt like? we were at the fair. i was with my kids and my sister-in-law back in the midway and all of a sudden is, the wind started blowing. things started blowing around. luckily, my son was ushered off the ride and people just started running and screaming. and i watched a mom and her daughter almost get trampled. the worker got her up and we got up to the front and tried to get on a tram to see if we could get to our car. and they shut the tram down and ushered us into a building for safety. and they said there were tornado warnings around. we had driven by the stage and you could see peop
that he is running. also, you ve been hearing the threats of a possible double dip recession. you need to be ready. we ve got your recession-ready tips coming your way. but let s start with that breaking news we are getting in from the cnn newsroom. this comes to us from pennsylvania where one person is still trapped right now in an overturned greyhound bus. this happened in lancaster county on the pennsylvania turnpike. at least 23 people we re told in all have been injured. some had to be flown to the hospital by helicopter. again, this is just developing sto story. we re waiting to get pictures in from the scene. one person is still trapped and at least 23 injured with an overturned bus there in pennsylvania. when we get more about that, we ll bring it to you. also the breaking story out of pakistan. u.s. embassy saying an american businessman was abducted from his home in lahore in the eastern part of that country. cnn s is a joining us now. ressa, any reason yet th
know now is are we getting into another recession now? no. i submitted my forecast to the various polls last week and said no, the economy would grow faster in the second half, things will get better. are there perils? of course. those with money who don t need credit or who have the ability to get credit can really do well in this economy and those without jobs at the bottom, with tough credit, are excused for thinking that things are bad. absolutely. if you don t have a job, it is still a depression outside. or still a recession. we re not growing fast enough to help those people. to create the kinds of skwljobs need, we have to grow even higher. ken rogoff is a former chief economist for the imf, the world s leading expert on economic crises. we have got something going on in the world. is it recession? is it worse? i think it is pretty clear we have never escaped from the previous downturn. we re still living in the aftermath of it. it is slow and rocky. and the