famous university offer to graduate level courses on the occupy wall street movement. guess what? it only charges about $50,000 a year for tuition. heather: just that. its showdown in des moines. most of the candidates will face off tonight on the deficit. after high profile attacks between romney and begin grist. the deficit is voters minds. steve, is it time to pile on newt at the debate. reporter: it may very well be. the deficit that most other candidates are concerned about is in the polling numbers between them and the former speaker. it is very likely that he ll object the receiving end of a whole lot of hot stuff in tonight s debate. speaker gingrich may be taking advice from his grandchildren. he has a ten-year-old and eight-year-old granddaughter that reportedly told him that he needs to smile more and give short answers. in this particular case, grandkids knows best. heather: sounds like good advice. who else may be able to make a slash at the debates. r
aircraft. after countless arrests, one famous university offer to graduate level courses on the occupy wall street movement. guess what? it only charges about $50,000 a year for tuition. heather: just that. its showdown in des moines. most of the candidates will face off tonight on the deficit. after high profile attacks between romney and begin grist. the deficit is voters minds. steve, is it time to pile on newt at the debate. reporter: it may very well be. the deficit that most other candidates are concerned about is in the polling numbers between them and the former speaker. it is very likely that he ll object the receiving end of a whole lot of hot stuff in tonight s debate. speaker gingrich may be taking advice from his grandchildren. he has a ten-year-old and eight-year-old granddaughter that reportedly told him that he needs to smile more and give short answers. in this particular case, grandkids knows best. heather: sounds like good advice. who else may be
difference. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. pelley: good evening, you might say president obama needs a 333 plan. that s how many days he has to convince american voters that he should be reelected. 333. he s up against some tough new numbers tonight. take a look at the new cbs news poll. the president s job approval rating is 44%, and that poses a big challenge because, according to the gallup poll, no president since truman has been reelected when his approval rating was below 48%. then we asked this question. does president obama deserve to be reelected? more than half, 54%, said no. the weak economy is largely to blame. in a 60 minutes interview with steve kroft today, mr. obama compared himself to a captain in a storm. no matter how well we re steering the ship, if the boat s rocking back and forth and people are getting sick and they re being buffeted by the winds and the rain, at a certain point if you ask them are y
this week. despite the way iran s ambassador to the u.n. reacted to our question last night, they might be sharing america s top technology with china. let s go outfront. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight top secret american technology in the hands of a sworn adversary. at this hour, iran has the cia s rq-170 drone. last night th,e ambassador said iran captured the drone intact and judging by the images of iranian state tv, that seems to be true. sources at the pentagon say that this does look like america s top stealth drone. the rq-170. our question tonight, what is iran doing with this drone? the big fear is they might be sharing its most important technology, the ability to fly undetected by radar, with china. experts today saying the flights between beijing and tehran likely were booked up this week to see the drone. it might be a case of he who doth protest too much, because here s how iranian ambassador to the united nations reacted when i asked him if iran was
and if you say do you think the captain is doing a good job? people are going to say a good captain would have had us in smooth waters and sunny skies at this point. and i don t control the weather. what i can control are the policies we re putting in place to make a difference in people s lives. did you overpromise? did you underestimate how difficult it was going to be? i didn t overpromise and i didn t underestimate how tough this was going to be. i always believed that this was a long-term project. this wasn t a short-term proje project. and, you know, for individual americans who are struggling right now, they have every reason to be impatient. reversing structural problems in our economy that have been building up for two decades, that s going to take time. it s going to take more than a year. it s going to take more than two years. it s going to take more than one term. it probably takes more than one president. pelley: so what does this mean to mr. obama s p