the "uncharted" series. you are about to see the worldwide debut of actual game play from "uncharted 3." i'm excited about this. but first, explain "uncharted 3." it's the third of the series. you had a big weekend. you were at the spike "video game awards." >> yeah, finally we're going to talk about the game, because we've been working on it for one year now. and so, it was just time to just release the new game. >> jimmy: christophe, you are a french. [ laughter ] >> i'm french -- yes. >> jimmy: you're french, yes. >> yes, i am. >> jimmy: and how long have you been over here? >> eight years. >> jimmy: eight years? >> eight years. >> jimmy: couldn't lose the accent? [ laughter ] >> no. >> jimmy: you gotta tell colin quinn. he loves accents. >> i don't even try. >> jimmy: no, that's great. but you announce the release date is november 1st, 2011, which is 11-1-11. >> 11-1-11. >> jimmy: very good -- that's better. yeah, yeah, yeah. that's a lot of 1s. [ laughter ] evan, tell us about "uncharted 3." what's diff

if youaven't played "uncharted 2," you should get it now. 'cause you have a year to save up the dough for "uncharted 3." but -- [ laughter ] let's take a look at "uncharted 3." can you show us? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you'll play first, and then you'll pass it over? >> that's right. >> jimmy: now look at. this ithe game. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is what the game looks like. >> thas right. so, we're going to chateau. [ grunting ] >> jimmy: it's drake. drake is the main guy. >> drake and sully, they're trying to escape that chateau. >> jimmy: is that your chateau? >> it is in france, actually? >> jimmy: is that your place? >> i h nothing to do with that. >> jimmy: your house is on fire! [ laughter ] >> yeah, ectly. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: christophe, we've got to do something! >> i know. >> jimmy: let's save your chateau. >> i hope like evan like can help me -- >> jimmy: evan can do it. >> with my chateau. >> jimmy: look -- the guy's shooting at him there. he just jumps out? >> yeah, there you go. >> jimmy: bang. >> a bunch of bad guys. >> jimmy: but

. >> for a prime minister who is going through uncharted waters, it was a low-key moment, watching tv in his office. as the exit polls were announced, he had a small gesture. >> this is about europeans, a referendum on the government's. it is a votes for democratic reforms. out on the street, those who hold him der have a celebration. 6% ahead of his rival. >> a convincing victory. congratulations. you are the greatest. congratulations. unlikely jubilation in the minority -- minority population. they refuse to accept the independence for a moment. >> we will not vote. it only recognizes the fate of serbia. we live here because we have to. i will not recognize the state of kosovo. >> someone to boycott the polls. elsewhere, the turnout was good. nationwide, more than 60%. the leaders of kosovo hope to join a stable election. joy for his supporters. he helps to be the ruling coalition after the official results are out on monday. some of you countries still failed to recognize kuntsevo as a eu country. -- closing bell as an eu country. as an eu country. >> a 69 year-old collapsed during

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. >> it is the day the world cup headed into uncharted territory. first was russia, and then it was this. >> the 2022 fifa world cup is qatar. >> to many, qatar seems a more daring choice, a small country with no footballing pedigree. >> you will never regret. let us make history together. [applause] thank you for giving qatar a chance. we will not let you down. you'll be proud of us and proud of the middle east, and i promise you this. [applause] ♪ >> both countries have their work cut out for them. russia will have to build almost all of its stadiums from scratch and update its transport network, while qatar and will have to do with the temperatures of up to 60 degrees, building air-conditioning units. for some of the most glittering names of there was disappointment. england had prince william and david beckum and get their bids in is blessed with two votes. >> it is very sad. i'm so proud of them. >> fans in the u.s. were also disappointed. at least they have the world cup in 1994. but wall they commiserate, the winners concelebrate -- -- whil

. >> it was the day the world cup had into uncharted territory. first, russia, and then there was this. >> the 2022 fifa world cup is qatar. >> for many, qatar is an even more daring choice, a small country with no football pedigree. but they believe they can deliver. >> we promise you will never regret. let us make history together. >> thank you for giving qatar a chance. we will not let you down. you will be proud of us. you will be proud of the middle east. i promise you this. [applause] >> both countries have their work cut out. russia will have to build almost all the stadiums from scratch and update its transport network, whereas qatar will have to deal with temperatures up to 50 degrees, even building air conditioning units in the fields. while there was disappointment, england has prince william and david beckham on their side, and yet their bid finished last with two votes. >> it is very sad. we did everything we could. >> fans in the u.s. were also disappointed, although at least they had the world cup in 1994. while they commiserate, th

. >> central banking the world over is in uncharted territory. never before in the history of the world have all of our governments been on a pure faith-based monetary system -- faith-based meaning that the value of these currencies has to do with nothing like the backing of gold and silver, rather, with the world's perception of the analytical acuity and judgment of the likes of ben bernanke who heads our federal reserve system. >> charlie: also david einhorn, a leading hedge fund manager. >> i think what you are dealing with here is incomplete information. you've got little bits of things. you have facts. you have analysis. you have numbers. you have people's motivations. and you try to put this together into a puzzle -- or decode the puzzle in a way that allows you to have a way better than average opportunity to do well if you solve the puzzle correctly. and that's the best part of the business. >> charlie: gold and money. coming up. >> funding for "charlie rose" was provided by the following. ♪ >> maybe you wtchool kids to haveore exposure

in the best tradition of flying by the seat of their pants, they took their first steps towards this uncharted horizon. >> of course we had known to talk with. there was no one on the west coast had ever seen a helicopter fly. and none of us had experience in creation of an aircraft and aircraft development. >> reporter: in 1943 stanley hiller rented space in an auto repair shop that used to be located here on college avenue near claremont. well, he fired up the rotors on his experimental helicopter and promptly blew out all of the window in the garage. well, they knew it worked, but now the next question was, will it fly? oh, it flew, all right. revolutionary in concept and design, un gainly and fragile in appearance, the xh44 was a startling alternative to fixed winning aircraft. even in the newborn world of helicopters it was unusual with the twin rotor blades turning in opposite directions. the blades made of metal instead of wood. hiller just first tested the teardrop chipped chopper on the front lawn of his father's berkeley home. he moved the testing grounds to the university of califor

that brings them to an uncharted journey. one kiss turns johnny depp's life upside down. he's an average guy in europe. when a glamorous woman sets her sights on him, depp becomes an unwitting target. mark wahlberg takes a beating in the ring in reality. russell brand does his shakespeare in the tempest. it's a big screen adaptation of the final masterpiece. >>> bad santa fireed from a san francisco department store is actually getting more than his 15 minutes of fame. >> thanks for being here. can you give us an old fashioned ho ho ho. >> apparently you can't they ho ho ho anymore. it's working girl, working girl, working girl. >>> bad santa. he stopped by "the tonight show" which is appropriate and it was bad jokes made to adult that got him fired. he was fired after a couple complained his humor was too risque. he is helping with the tool drive down the street in san francisco. the real santa is busy at work getting ready for his big night in just two weeks. he will have something to say with his bad helper. coming up, you can pick up an iphone for just $25. we will sh

. >> unchartered territory, and he's someone who should know, next at 6. >>> weather-wise, we're seeing the very changes we talked about yesterday. they were dryer but it's getting wind out there. >> yes a good portion of the bay area windy. that's the case over the next two to four hours, the winds tomorrow night as bad, probably 10 to 20 miles an hour. right now live storm-tracker 2, no major storms out there. we do have cool showers up on the north coast around eureka and crescent city. you can see some of the current wind speeds sustained out at concord around 23 miles an hour. move to closer to san jose, sustained out at west around 21 miles an hour. is so still gusty conditions for this evening. that will be part of our short- term forecast. so here's the plan for tonight. we do have this with partly cloudy skies, gusty winds. for tomorrow, thursday, partly to mostly cloudy skies and then the weekend clouds and sun and possibility of a few showers, timing coming up in just a bit. remember yesterday at this time we had the heavy rainfall, gusty winds moving across the bay area. tha

i don't see it work for her in a general election but we're on unchartered territory here and who knows. >> what would be the measure of success on a trip like this other than the media talking about it and bringing attention there but she's there for 48 hours. she doesn't have the power to bring in on an official capacity any kind of moral relief to haiti and then you've got millions of americans here in america who are home unemployed, going through a tough time, the worst economy since the great depression and she shows very little compassion. in fact she has criticized unemployment benefit extensions. what about that? >> she has but look i don't fault her for going to haiti and she did say on television that she encouraged good samaritans to come down there and use their time, contribute their money. that's all positive. this country has -- has terrible problems. and the cholera epidemic there is something that is very deserving of our attention and she helped to shine a light on that even in 48 hours so that's fine. give her that but it's just not a very convincing display on her p

theodore roosevelt, who worked off the shock of his defeat in 1912 by hazard being an exploration of our uncharted regions of the amazon river basin, almost dying in the process. this is a recurring story and american national politics and i think it is a significant one. this is the separation of the national leader from actual power. this is something that occurs in accordance with law beginning was dwight eisenhower who is the first president to be term limited under the operation of the 22nd amendment. if you think about it, this is an interesting topic. powerful, charismatic individuals laid down the mantle of the presidency who in most places in the world would rule perpetually. they are obliged under our system and to set a democratic example here at home to fashion a sort of new constitutional order and i think there is a lot of drama in that. i also think it is possible that as a president surrenders power to know this individual for a better because the layers of official staff are being peeled away and what is left is the character of the individual who has made this impact on history.

uncharted territory for the premiere event in the world's most popular sport. you may have seen it live on cnn. the governing body of the world cup announcing where the games will be held in 2018 and 2022. competing for the 2018 cup were russia, britain and the combined entities of spain and portugal and belgium, holland. the 2022 race was among japan, australia, south korea, qatar and the united states. here are the verdicts. >> the 2018 fifa world cup, 2018 fifa world cup, ladies and gentlemen, will be organized in russia. the winner to organize the 2022 fifa world cup is qatar. >> russia and qatar, neither of those two countries has hosted a world cup before. the u.s. had had the honor in 1994. the president then bill clinton was in zurich to lobby for 2022. that didn't work out for the u.s. there's always 2026. >>> now to a blood sport. politics. house democrats plan to tack le the future of the bush tax cuts today on permanently extending the breaks for families making $250,000 or less. republicans on the hill call that a nonstarter. they are demanding the

>> jones has charged into uncharted territory over the years, tackling social issuess the best way he knows how, through dance. >> not everyone can be a citizen. >> with more than 140 works for his company, jones has expanded his horizons to also include operas and tv. and just this past year, at the age of 58, he won his second tony for the critically acclaimed "fala". >> this year's recipient, bill t. jones. >> but even as bill t. jones accepts the highest honor his country can bestow on an artist, it's clear he's not planning to sit down anytime soon. >> nobody defines me and just because you understand what i have done, you will never know what i'm going to do. let's dance. >> let's dance. >> anybody who saw "spring awakening" knows how incredibly talented this guy simplts he always brings so much energy to his work -- both shows really great moves. i think it was really interesting in his story how he said his mom said just put one foot in front of the other and turns into this amazing dancer. >> very good advice for all of us. congratulations mr. jones. you can watch the kennedy

but from the national defense magazine, navy takes biofuels campaign into uncharted waters. and the second headline is that the air force tells biofuels industry to bring it, they want to buy these alternative fuels. there were two articles. one by bidal and one by grace gene and a little later we'll have an opportunity to look at biofuels and their role and why the military is focusing so much on these. and then an interesting article in the "l.a. times," pressure builds in the pass to pass the tax cut package -- in the house to pass the tax cut package. later we'll have an opportunity to look at taxes and should we cut them? we really have a huge debt, getting bigger every day. getting money from our people to bring down this debt is important. so what are the arguments for cutting taxes? benjamin franklin in 1787 came out of the constitutional convention and he was asked and one of the stories has that it was a lady who asked him that, and i like that story, mr. franklin, what have you given us? what have you brought? and his answer was, a republic, madam. if you can keep

cyber is a completely uncharted conceptual territory. it is like what the nuclear domain was before. most of our inherited friends fall short war are completely -- inherited frames fall short or are completely misleading. thinking through how we integrate cyberspace and are thinking about cyber and terms economy and national security, it is very important. >> that was a very good question. >> good evening. i am a mid-career student here at the kennedy school. in january 2011, it will mark the 20-year anniversary of the collapse of the somali government. thank you for the insights into iraq and afghanistan. my question for the panel is what are the prospects for u.s. engagement or in engagement in the somalia situation? i would love to hear about that. >> we are just completing a review of our smaller policies. it is an extremely complex and vexing situation with great humanitarian consequences. we are redoubling our efforts to work with the transitional government to support the u.n. force and to increase the capacity to provide greater

but we also or in uncharted territory. we have an unemployment rate that has been higher than at any time since world war ii. if that persists, we will see a type of instability. what we have accept political instability when we have these huge shifts in -- what do we have accept political instability when we have these huge shifts in congress in short period of time? host: you have 30 seconds. caller: my question is about the moral hazard of bailing out , and thatonomistes creating political problems in other countries, and allowing them to spend, knowing that they will get billed out themselves? guest: great question. europeans are asking this right now, how much of a penalty should bondholders pay? the contradiction is that even suggesting that in 2013 bondholders will have to take a hit, the markets went wild and the government had to intervene to help out ireland. there is a timing problem here. i agree with the caller, though, that at the end of the day bond holders have to take a hit in the crisis. host: what is goi

but we also or in uncharted territory. we have an unemployment rate that has been higher than at any time since world war ii. if that persists, we will see a type of instability. what we have accept political instability when we have these huge shifts in -- what do we have accept political instability when we have these huge shifts in congress in short period of time? host: you have 30 seconds. caller: my question is about the moral hazard of bailing out , and thatonomistes creating political problems in other countries, and allowing them to spend, knowing that they will get billed out themselves? guest: great question. europeans are asking this right now, how much of a penalty should bondholders pay? the contradiction is that even suggesting that in 2013 bondholders will have to take a hit, the markets went wild and the government had to intervene to help out ireland. there is a timing problem here. i agree with the caller, though, that at the end of the day bond holders have to take a hit in the crisis. host: what is goi

this is a case where we've been in uncharted territory. we've never had this high of federal deficits or states to have the abilities that they have in terms of going to the bonds markets in the last 20, 30, 40 years ago, off-book obligations and pensions, and i think it's a very interesting and challenging question. it's a great opportunity, though, because it is a crisis in this respect. i think rahm emanuel's statements is one of the stupidest or damaging statements made by a chief of staff, that, hey, we're in power and there's a crisis, let's do what we want. the american public is not fooled by that. this is a crisis which has to be dealt with, not as an excuse to do other thing, but actually because it's a real crisis in state finances. i don't know what to do about it. they've done some good work at manhattan and elsewhere, but i'm not sure we have right now the solution, the right way to get -- not only to solve the immediate problem, but to restructure the way states govern themselves. >> can i mention one solution? there is one

we are in unchartered territories. we never had this. never had the states with the abilities to do what they have done and assume all these obligations and off-book obligations and i think it's an interesting and challenging question. it is a crisis. i think rahm emanuel's statements is one of the damaging statements that hey, we are in power and let's do what we want. we aren't fooled by that. but this is a crisis which has to be dealt with not as an excuse to other things because it is a crisis? state finances and i don't know what to do about. but i'm not sure we have right now exactly what the solution is, the right way to not only solve the immediate problem but states govern themselves. >> can i mention one solution? there is one and they had municipal bonds, government bonds, world war i, big part, municipal bonds and when the top income tax rate went to 77, municipal bond market grew and grew and grew after world war i. melonn wanted to raise taxes on the rich and the reason was he thought the money was wasteful that capital was

cyber is a completely uncharted conceptual territory. it is like what the nuclear domain was before. most of our inherited friends fall short war are completely -- inherited frames fall short or are completely misleading. thinking through how we integrate cyberspace and are thinking about cyber and terms economy and national security, it is very important. >> that was a very good question. >> good evening. i am a mid-career student here at the kennedy school. in january 2011, it will mark the 20-year anniversary of the collapse of the somali government. thank you for the insights into iraq and afghanistan. my question for the panel is what are the proects for u.s. engagement or in engagement in the somalia situation? i would love to hear about that. >> we are just completing a review of our smaller policies. it is an extremely complex and vexing situation with great humanitarian consequences. we are redoubling our efforts to work with the transitional government to support the u.n. force and to increase the cacity to provide greater secu

i would say i think we're in uncharted waters here. at the brink potentially of a double-dip recession. we're so far into this recession now and we've seen yet another bump in the jobless rate. we're not creating enough private sector jobs to keep the jobless rate even to where it is in terms of natural growth in the job market. i think as we get deeper and deeper and the pain in communities gets harder i think it's hard to predict what you can sell, right? my political adjustment would be you start with what the low-hanging fruit is and you get things that move in the right direction going and i wouldn't expect those would be huge. that's i think unfortunate and a mistake. that's where i would start. i think there's other ways to certainly think about tapping existing programs. i think they're challenging in a timing perspective in terms of the established cost and claims on the dollars already there and getting federal agencies or existing departments to do things differently. i think there's medium and longer term things you probabl

cyber is a completely uncharted conceptual territory. it is like what the nuclear domain was before. most of our inherited friends fall short war are completely -- inherited frames fall short or are completely misleading. thinking tough how we integrate cyberspace and are thinking about cyber and terms economy and national security, it is very important. >> that was a very good question. >> good evening. i am a mid-career student here at the kennedy school. in january 2011, it will mark the 20-year anniversary of the collapse of the somali government. thank u for the insights into iraq and afghanistan. my question for the panel is what are the prospects for u.s. engagement or in engagement in the somalia situation? i would love to hear about that. >> we are just completing a view of our smaller policies. it is an extremely complex and vexing situation with great humanitarian consequences. we are redoubling our efforts to work with the transitional government to support the u.n. force and to increase the capacity to provide greater securi

i would say that i think we're in uncharted waters. we're at the brink potentially of a double-dip recession. we are so far into this recession now and we have seen another bump in the jobless rate. we're not creating enough private sector jobs, even to give the jobless rate where it is in terms of the natural growth in the job market. so i think that as we get deeper and deeper and as the pain in communities across the country gets harder, i think it is hard to predict what you can sell. my political judgment about it would be that you start with what the low hanging fruit is, and you try and get some things and move in the right direction going. i would not expect that those would be huge at the outset. it is unfortunate. i think that is a mistake, but i think that is where i would start. i think there are other ways to think about tapping existing programs. i think they are challenging in a timing perspective, in terms of the established costs and the claims on that the dollars that are already there and getting federal agencies or