gubinatorial and/or senate races that are taking place. interestingly, bill, they have also launched their very first television commercial and later today we ll have a chance to take a look at that. bill: david lee miller thanks on campus at penn state university. martha: disturbing new information coming out now about that delta plane that was forced to make an emergency landing in new york. this is a cellphone video that we ve been showing you the past two days from a passenger on board that flight, it was going from atlanta. you can hear the flight attendant yelling heads down. it was forced to land on its left wheel and right wing. nobody was hurt. we are learning that the f.a.a. put airlines on notice back in july about a possible problem with the landing gear that affects this type of aircraft. that problem unclear if that problem is to blame for the
fairly then teachers would agree. martha: bill, you ve had so much success in denver. what would you say is the one thing that we have to see change in this system to start to see more schools like yours? we have to believe that it s possible for all kids to go to college, and to be successful. i think in this country we have a belief that not all kids can accomplish that, or it s too hard, or it s too difficult or we can t expect teachers or schools to get all kids to that goal. and, you know, we at the public schools have sent one hundred percent of our seniors to four year college, from all races, from all economic background. it s possible, i believe in this country we believed it s not possible. we have to change the attitudes of primarily adults in this country that all kids can succeed like we know they can. martha: thank you gentlemen for what you re doing and working towards. we hope we will see change that
nationwide with the 9th worse jobless rate. 10.3% here. it s a very, very difficult environment. and for kacich it s an opportunity to pick up one of the most coveted offices in the country. he wants very much to pick up a republican gubinatorial seat from democrats, and thus give the gop what many republicans hope will be the wind in its sales to sweep the table in the 2010 midterms, not just for congress but for governor s offices also. jenna: why is the governor s race in ohio so information? reporter: well governor races in general in the midterm elections are always important. they are at the very top of the ballot. when voters go in and look at the ballot they see the chief executive of the state they are living in. the republican race can set the tone. were republicans to start winning it could have coattails
the 2010 campaign is in full swing one all eyes are on the battleground state of ohio already. the race for governor is heating up there with democratic governor ted strickland fighting to keep his job and facing a stuff challenge from republican and former ohio congressman john kacich. carl cameron is live with more on this. reporter: the president will be visiting here tomorrow unveiling yet some more job s related stimulus spending. today the former ohio congressman and currently republican gubinatorial candidate is in the building to my right. he s running for governor and in some polls is leading. he is a former congressman and chairman of the house budget committee during the clinton administration that balanced the federal budget. that is a big part of his campaign against ted strickland. strickland is a one-term democratic governor who is facing a $1 billion shortfall in a battleground swing state
jaime diamond he s renowned for being a great penny pincher. he believes in a balanced sheet. there is some compensation beyond the normal paycheck, not everybody is fully aware of that. in case that doesn t work out you also have the possibility of a candidate mike meg whitman who just in case the gubinatorial race in california doesn t work out for her she would be a prime candidate for a job in the white house. these a people who have done it. they ve stayed up nights and worried about things, they ve worried about the economy, they understand what fiscal policy is doing to this country and i don t think you can pay them to be silent. they both have their money. jenna: mark, final thoughts on that. we mentioned jaime diamond, floated that name. if a big business leader stepped into one of those positions, what would happen to the stock market. would it rally on that? i doubt it. listen, obama is not going to listen to an adviser who is a free market proponent any way.