also, rita wilson, hollywood royalty and the better half of that guy, tom hanks. and only in america, the family jacksons, brothers reunited and divided over michael s killer and a mother grieving her son s death. will you ever get over this? never. every morning, every all through the day, i think about michael. i just miss him. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. we begin with our big story, the bruising battle for the white house. not just votes that count. it is the money president obama and mitt romney spent billions since announcing support for same sex marriage. president obama raised at least $20 million. $15 million of which came from that big party in hollywood last night, hosted by george clooney. director and actor rob reiner was among the select few invited. he joins me for this interview. rob, what was it like? it was a great evening. i mean, what was wonderful about it is that even though we had raised that, you know, you mentioned $15 milli
and already you re seeing it, say, in the luxury good sectors, where a whole lost of luxury goods manufacturers are really riding on the wave of, say, increasingly wealthy chinese and others. but the big question, are those middle class consumers actually going to go out and start spending on the global markets? gillian tett, thank you so much. really interesting stuff. good to see you. thank you. and breaking coverage now of congressman anthony weiner s resignation. just moments ago, cameras caught up with the congressman entering his new york apartment. up next, we ll talk with politico s maggi haberman i think i saw a glimpse of his wife, huma abedin with him there, as they were entering. you can see that goggle of cameras. so she is clearly with him, and the question now is, will she be at his side when he comes and faces the media at that news conference? we ll be, of course, covering that live. the weiner news conference at the top of the hour. you re watching andrea mit
time, going back to you, donny deutsch, if i see 45% undecided, that tells me that the american public really hasn t formed a definite opinion on that yet. if that is the case, they can move on to another proposal other than paul ryan s proposal. the senate could put out a proposal that may be less objectionable to swing voters in swing states. yeah. you know, going back to all those numbers, what i found interesting, because there s kind of this bandwagon right now that how vulnerable obama is, and right now, there is not one positive economic indicator out. now, romney is getting this wave of, wow, he really is formidable, but yet when you put him up against obama, he still trails by six points. i was surprised. i would have had, when you put all the other numbers together, i would have had that in a dead heat at this point, and i was kind of fascinated with that because i think obama is so vulnerable, but yet, there s kind of still this kind of disconnect between what s going on i
a lot really right after everything that had happened in the previous ten days you know roughly ten thousand people show up five thousand to protest the nazi attacks doesn t really suggest to me that there s any sort of wave of anti nazi sentiment in the country at the moment to the point that people are going to go out on to destroy. that s why i thought it was fascinating that when they had the concert which i think was on a monday you had sixty five thousand people there as you said and yet for this other protest which was really much more political which was on a sunday you only had a smattering of people show up valor their families calls since the riots in kevin that s for people to take a stand to stand up is it naive to think that a concert can make a difference i think that for the people who live there who are on the left wing spectrum it s actually important to see that they have support within the german society. however of course this is one concert one day as matthew