this is the town where about 28 kilometers from the fuch seema plant and you don t see anybody around for good reason. brown: we look at key moments from last night s g.o.p. presidential debate including texas governor rick perry s stumble, when he tried to list government agencies he d eliminate. i would do away with the education, the, uh, the commerce. commerce and let s see i can t the third one i can t, sorry. oops. woodruff: and we close with another in our economist film project series. tonight, the story of a lost and now found native american language. brown: that s all ahead on tonight s newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: okay, listen. somebody has got to get serious. i think. we need renewable energy. .renewable energy is vital to our planet. you hear about alternatives, right? wind, solar, algae. i think it s got to work on a big scale. and i think it s got to be affordable. so, where are they?
mailings, hurting putting the word out. only about 10% of registered voters voted. each runs about $1 million, $1 million and a half. it is worth the money. we need the people to vote. an elementary school, usually one of the busiest polling places. i am surprised they did not come out to vote. this is a neighborhood that boats. there were no sharply polarizing issues. a political analyst links the low turnout to voters not feeling it engaged. i think the people have detached themselves. they find it unpleasant. they have thune out. beside the citywide races, ballots include charter amendments. some do not think change in the election cycle to coincide with a statewide election will solve the problem. you get credit enough but more confusion. greater turnout but more confusion. as of 7:00, 35,842 votes had been counted. 2500 voters went to the polls per hour. reporting live. you can check the bottom of your screen 4 of the election results throughout
cain. so it is s not on mitt romney and his record or rick perry or anybody else. s all on him. rose: we continue this evening by looking at the g-20 conference in france and the ongoing greek debt crisis with gillian tett, u.s. managing editor of the financial times and ian bremmer, president of the your asia group. it is a g-0, not g-20. there is an absence of leadership. after world war ii, the last time we had an emergence of a new world order, the united states put 10% of its out there. the chinese aren t that the japanese aren t that no one out there is going to make that kind of a fix, so we are trying to grapple with the fact that there is creative destruction happening right now in the goo political space it happens all the time in the markets it doesn t happen with the world order. once again people were looking to this week s sum wit hope that there without actually be some kind of plan forthcoming. if the europeans couldn t get their act together the hope
leadership. after world war ii, the last time we had an emergence of a new world order, the united states put 10% of its out there. the chinese aren t that the japanese aren t that no one out there is going to make that kind of a fix, so we are trying to grapple with the fact that there is creative destruction happening right now in the goo political space it happens all the time in the markets it doesn t happen with the world order. once again people were looking to this week s sum wit hope that there without actually be some kind of plan forthcoming. if the europeans couldn t get their act together the hope was and perhaps the influence of president obama and the imf leader would actually force them to do it. but yet again they are look tore solutions and they re not really dealing with the fundamental problems. rose: also thisvening a look ahead at an explus exclusive interview with mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg of facebook. if you look past f the 7 years, the
cain. so it is s not on mitt romney and his record or rick perry or anybody else. s all on him. rose: we continue this evening by looking at the g-20 conference in france and the ongoing greek debt crisis with gillian tett, u.s. managing editor of the financial times and ian bremmer, president of the your asia group. it is a g-0, not g-20. there is an absence of leadership. after world war ii, the last time we had an emergence of a new world order, the united states put 10% of its out there. the chinese aren t that the japanese aren t that no one out there is going to make that kind of a fix, so we are trying to grapple with the fact that there is creative destruction happening right now in the goo political space it happens all the time in the markets it doesn t happen with the world order. once again people were looking to this week s sum wit hope that there without actually be some kind of plan forthcoming. if the europeans couldn t get their act together the hope