loyalists. gadhafi s sons say they are both in custody and wanted by the fcc and war crimes charges. yemen s embattled president has arrived in riyadh. he s expected to sign a power transfer deal to end ten-month-long political crisis in his country. the parents in a high-profile missing child case are scheduled to testify before the phone-hacking inquiry in london on wednesday. the mccanns were highly scrutinized when their daughter, madelei madeleine, was reported missing in 2007. they ll join other victims of media intrusion who will give evidence before the inquiry. those are the top stories from cnn, the world s news leader. i m monita rajpal. world business today starts now. it s 9:00 a.m. here in london. good morning, i m nina dos santos. and it s 5:00 p.m. here in hong kong. i m andrew stevens. you re watching world business today. the top stories this wednesday, november the 23rd, stock markets sink into the red worldwide. as poor manufacturing numbers fr
political media consultant. what do you make of what is happening with the polls. is it irreversible? guest: well, it is interesting, i thought gloria cain did a good job in what i have seen, and she comes across at believable and genuine. so that is an asset. the question is, why wasn t she put out earlier in the process before this started to gain momentum. the contain campaign has tried to position this as a vast live wing conspiracy and painting gloria allred as someone trying to drum this up and what the polls are showing is the strategy may not be working. but there is a natural tendency for the tea party folks and the base in the republican primary to support a guy like cain against what they would see as media intrusion and trying to cut him down. shepard: i want to point to this, from the interview of
that was all i had. and it was lame, awful. and embarrassing. bill: even after the apology, 72% of you say he s a pinhead. 28% believe he s a patriot for owning up to it. that is it for us tonight. check out the fox news factor website different from billoreilly.com. interesting talking points memo. taking a different tact on this weiner story. from the beginning, we pretty much told you what this was. we didn t believe what he said. we said hey if somebody hacked into your twitter, go to the fbi. we call the fbi. anybody complained? everybody knew it was bogus. then the whole thing unfolded. the media intrusion was the big deal and that brought weiner down. spout off about the factor,
pilot. are they going to continue with the gentleman s agreement, the media, and give them their distance and privacy? we hope so, yes. there s a very good chance that it will hold. it s a private place, actually, everybody knows everybody else there. strangers are immediately noticed and they aren t totally appreciated, frankly, if you do get a lot of media intrusion, it s the place to fight it off. they can t avoid the public altogether, they have very public roles and duties as part of the royal family. the first official trip i m told is to canada in june. with this glimpse of kate at official events, what do you think the role is that they ll take on as princess? for the first two years at least they ll try and do the exact opposite of what happened with princess diana. they re going to try to stay as private as they possibly can, to enjoy the first couple of years
in 2001, when prince william decided to go to st. andrews in scotland, applications rose by 44%. female students from america making up the greatest influx. money the young ladies wanting an education and possibly a shot at the title, was a shy brunette from the village of buckleberry named kate middleton. they had four years to form a relationship at their university. there was no media intrusion. she quickly became a member of william s inner circle. it took a fashion show and this see-thru dress to get william to notice her assets. i think william and kate took time out. during that intense period of their relationship, to think to themselves, can we survive