fears of another meltdown spurring a frenzy. another brutal day for the dow. two brutal days in a row for a dow. the worst two days since 2008. live from london, at least stock futures this morning are stable. it s not showing an extension of all of that terrible selling in the last couple of days. what s happening? for the moment, it s not, christine. the europe peern markets an mar minutes ago. the markets you said in your introduction showed asian markets losing quite a bit overnight. some of those markets hitting lows we hadn t seen, in fact, since last year or even the year before that. nikkei should point out end of the day up to the tune of about a quarter of 1%. the stock market, same here in europe. losses earlier on to today s session. firmly in the green for the moment. we ll, of course, have to see how the united states market bets trading, sort of dictate the trend heading towards the end of the week, christine. one of the reasons everybody s so worried or per
to let that happen. it was just this week president obama reminded the world body that the u.s. supports palestinian statehood but, only through direct talks with israel. abbas said israel though is the problem. translator: that the israeli government refuses to commit to terms of reference for the negotiations that are based on international law and u.n. resolutions and emphatically continues to intensify building settlements on the territory of the the state of of the future of state of palestine. like i mentioned just a short time from now delegates will hear from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he ll have some of the same points to hit as the president, president obama has hit. he may hit them own more strongly. will you see that live here again. we expect that at any moment. turning to our senior state department producer who is here with me. alise, what happens now? he s asking for statehood, he hand in the paperwork but how is this process expected t
you said it was what the american people needed to have that romney care given to them as you head had in massachusetts, then in your paper back, you took that line out. so speaking of not getting it straight in your book, sir that would be a good one for you. one of the most unique features of tonight s debate was the ninth man on the stage, former new mexico governor gary johnson s poll numbers so minuscule, he has not been included in previous debates. i do bring a unique perspective for this stage. i started a one-man handyman business in albaer can chill 1974 and grew it to over 1,000 employ yishlgs i have run for two political offices in my life, governor of new mexico and re-election. i promise to submit a balanced budget to congress in the year 2013. i promise to veto legislation where expenditures exceed revenue. our cnn political correspondent jim acosta is in orlando for us tonight. you know, i m of the so thrown by the audience reaction and i know it s diffe
problem. translator: that the israeli government refuses to commit to terms of reference for the negotiations that are based on international law and u.n. resolutions and emphatically continues to intensify building settlements on the territory of the the state of of the future of state of palestine. like i mentioned just a short time from now delegates will hear from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he ll have some of the same points to hit as the president, president obama has hit. he may hit them own more strongly. will you see that live here again. we expect that at any moment. turning to our senior state department producer who is here with me. alise, what happens now? he s asking for statehood, he hand in the paperwork but how is this process expected to go? could go quickly but it could draw out for some time. it could. i think what president abbas is looking to do, get on a plane, go back to his people, claim victory that he went to the u.n. securi
all this playing out on the streets as well. young palestinians who want statehood threw rocks and bottles at israeli border guards. that happened today. the israelis responded with rubber bullets and stun grenades. president abbas has called for protesters to keep things peaceful. israel has put additional forces along the border in case things get out of hand. and pakistan absolutely furious over accusations by the chair of the joint chiefs of staff, admiral mike mullen. for the first time publicly he is accusing pakistan s spy agency, the isi, of supporting the insurgents who attacked the u.s. he embassy in kabul. it was carried out by a group closely tied to the taliban. they act as a veritable arm of pakistan s internal services intelligence agency. with isi support, the operatives planned and conducted that truck bomb attack as well as the assault on our embassy. well, these aren t the first allegations that pakistan was helping terrorists, but mullen is the highe