outrageous photo published by the associated press. wait 'til you hear the story behind this, pardon the pun. it will make you angry. charles krauthammer has some thoughts. >> can i meet new the middle? 85? not quite the middle, but close to the middle. >> all right. what the heck. i like this thing. 85 it is. >> bill: will the supreme court stop we, the people, from selling our own property? it's in play. is it legal? on the case. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >> bill: hi. i'm bill o'reilly. thank you for watching us tonight. mitt romney versus the kids. that is the sum of this evening's talking points memo. what i am about to tell you is very hard to believe, but every word of it's true. yesterday mitt romney was campaigning in virginia when he saw a group of children we'ving at him from the side of the road. the governor ordered his caravan to stop so he could greet the kids and talk with them, a nice thing to do. here is the photo the associated press took at the meet and greet. a

welvecior outrageous photo published by the associated press. wait 'til you hear the story behind this, pardon the pun. it will make you angry. charles krauthammer has some thoughts 85 i mt nethe me? t e me,se t le llight. what the heck. i like this thing. 85 it is. >> bill: will the supreme court stop we, the people, from selling our own property? it's in play. is it legal? on thease. "tac bsight now. >>ill: hi. i'm bill o'reilly. thk yoforatchs evg'lkpo memo. what i am about to tell you is very hard to believe, but every word of it's true. yesterday mitt romney was campaigning in virginia when he saw a group of cldren we'ving at him from the side of t . goor resav so cet dskthh, nic thing to do. here is the photo the associated press took at the meet and greet. a foolish shot that makes romney the butt of stupid jokes. pardon the pun. the pictureas t nebe published. the governor doesn't know there is a child behind him. this is a cheap shot, literally. accompanying the photograph was an article by a.p. reporter lynn beathide him f n niodspl ed

documents or so i encourage you to look at the associated press website on the subject to look at the documents there's no defense of the n.y.p.d. unless you ignore these documents entirely and so it's really important that we know the facts that we know what our government is doing we are blessed to have a few media outlets that are still telling the truth and still willing to ask the tough questions and find the facts for yourselves and that's really you know we double our efforts to reform to make sure that we're really making change that we're turning this energy in these really bad stories really negative stories into something concrete into some real justice i. do want to bring up this other point. regarding racial profiling this informant hear rahman is now coming forward saying he doesn't want to be part of this operation he says that it's quote detrimental to the constitution what do you think about that is not only is it not ethical but is it also in your opinion is it unconstitutional. i think so you know i'm not an attorney and so i like to think of these things in terms o

documents themselves that the associated press says included in the reports and they're basing their reports on makes a very clear with the n.y.p.d. is all about as well racial profiling religious profiling ethnic profiling national profiling is really just goes right to the heart of everything that's wrong and so you want to listen to us you don't listen to the police you can go right to the n.y.p.d. documents or so i encourage you to look at the associated press web site on the subject to look at the documents that there's no defense of the n.y.p.d. . unless you ignore these documents and tiredly and so it's really important we know the facts that we know what our government's doing we are blessed to have a few media outlets left that are still telling the truth and are still willing to ask the tough questions and find the facts for yourselves and that's really we double our efforts to reform to make sure that we're really making change that we're turning this energy and these really bad stories really negative stories into something concrete into some real justice. do you want to

we want to talk to somebody from wisconsin, and the projection from the associated press is the wavesould get as high as 33 feet, but that's not until tomorrow. it is also not escaping the storm's political fallout. mitt romney and paul ryan canceled events scheduled in wisconsin today and tomorrow. president obama's campaign event that was scheduled for tomorrow in green bay is also on hold in the badger state. and it's ten electoral votes are critical to mitt romney's hope to unseat president obama especially if president obama takes ohio. so we'll continue our tour of these swing states that are crucial to this election and turn to kristin crowl. she is joining us from madison, wisconsin. kristin welcome back inside "the war room." >> thank you so much for having me, governor. >> jennifer: you bet. when we last talked to you, you were in the throws of battling this scott brown recall stuff. how is early voting doing? and do we have any idea who has the edge of that in wisconsin? >> we have been very pleased with the way that early vote is shaping up. we have had lines every day in

host: mike glover, senior political writer at the associated press. we have a phone line for iowa residents. republicans can join us by calling -- as well as democrats -- and independents -- the des moines register came out with its endorsement on the weekend and got a lot of attention. guest:it endorse mitt romney. i tend to downplay newspaper endorsements. i will voters are traditionally very, very independent and make their own decisions. newspaper endorsements in this state don't have a lot of impact on the outcome of an election. the des moines register is a large newspaper, the largest in the state, but i don't think that endorsement will make a lot of difference in the election. host: why do you think it got so much attention? tell us how it went back in 2008 and how this is a shift? guest: i think it was more of a focus on issues. i think the newspaper does look at issues, does look at the candidates' stands on issues, and does make a decision based on what they think will be the best for the long-term good of the state. however, voters in the

this is coming from the associated press. israeli police are saying an american tourist has opened fire at a resort. it's called the red sea resort hotel. we don't have very much apparently an american tourist opening fire in israel at a resort. the red sea resort hotel. one person is reportedly dead. we're still getting information, this is coming in again from the associated press. we'll bring you more as soon as we get it. jess? >>> thank you mike. we are watching your money. all eyes are on the monthly jobs report that's out this morning. economists predict the unemployment rate will inch up to 8.2% in september from 8.1% the month before. now yesterday the government said 367,000 americans applied for first time unemployment benefits last week. that's up slightly from the previous week but still it's fewer than what wall street was expecting. here's how stocks reacted -- nice day for the dow. >>> mortgage rates at another record low. second straight week. mortgage buyer freddie mac says the average rate on a 30 year loan

the associated press reports at least 16 deaths are now being blamed on sandy across seven states. the combination of floodwaters and loss of tractor-trailer kele emergency at langone medical center, forced to evacuate hundreds of patients including infants from the neo-natal intensive care unit after backup power failed. more on that incredible story in just a moment. first, let's go up to bill karins for the very latest on this storm. bill, where are we right now? >> we're about 95% done with all the damage that this storm has produced. and, again, the majority of it was last night at about 8:00 p.m. as we had the high tide cycles right along the jersey coast. of course, with those gusty hurricane-force winds that we dealt with all yesterday afternoon and evening. but i still have concerns this morning. we have the next high tide cycle approaching areas that had the devastation last night. this will not be as high. the storm is a little weaker, a little further inland. it will be much higher than normal. we'll have more minor damage occurring at this high tide cycle. the next one

the vantage point. >> the associated press. >> do, that is the explosion of the con ed plant.nd another leg. is that guy but keyboarding below the manhattan bridge? it looks like he might be subsiding and having some fun. beautiful bikaner, but so much of manhattan plans to darkness. >> all right. we want to go out and check in with one of the reporters who has been out east for most of the evening. john honey in huntington. john, how's it looking at there? >> well, it is very urey, actually. the power remains off. it's very quiet, very still. take a look. if you can see anything. follow me. basically we are a long new york avenue here in the center of the village, huntington village, and it is just totally dark. we have seen some cars driving by, police checking the area. a couple of people walking by, in fact. here comes an officer right here . come back around. but basically power remains south. a suffolk county officer. power remains out throughout this area for a couple of hundred thousand customers. here on long island, that is a big problem, number one, power. earlier w

for more on all this we turn to a man who has been covering the story for the associated press. he was in the courtroom today. mark, thank you for joining us. we know that jerry sandusky spoke before the sentence was handed down. what did he say? >> well, he again denied the algations against him he's consistently done since his arrest. he also... he talked about a number of matters. i think largely he was... he reviewed the sort of the good works he had done through the second mile charity and in an attempt to give the judge some idea of the positive side of his life outside these criminal allegations. he also spoke about his family members that stuck with him. he discussed his life in prison. and he vowed to continue fighting. >> woodruff: did he say anything about the victims? >> well, he... not a lot. i mean, he said that he hoped that this case would somehow generate some positive publicity that would prevent other children from being victimizedded in the future. >> woodruff: and what about the victims? we know that out of the ten, three of them spoke. what was their demean

warren levinson is with the associated press and he joins me now. welcome. so we just reported some of the statistics we've seen some pictures, but tell us what you're seeing with your own eyes. >> well, judy, what you're seeing around new york is a city that just looks paralyzed. what's interesting is really what we can't see which is the kind of damage that the storm surge has wrought underground. so much of what we depend on here in new york is underground. electrical lines. subway lines. steam lines. that was inundated with salt water. we really don't know how long it will be before we get to resume our regular lives once that infrastructure gets put back. you saw people walking around oday kindof aimlessly because there's no transit. so if you want to get anywhere, you have to walk or ride a bike and if you're in a car or a taxi, you sort of take your life in your hands as there are a lot of street lights out. >> woodruff: how much of the city is impacted? is it the entire city affected by these disruptions? >> all of the city is affected by these disru

. >> and associated press, target of considerable criticism.olitical bias and bad judgment. a prominent news week writer has a change of heart on his favorite candidate, my, my, my goodness, all that saed. up tomorrow, president obama slipping in polls going negative. and sour on the campaign trail. producer of 2016, obma's america. desuessal join us, as does trial attorney, peter johnson and nator ron johnson, wrong time friend of congressman paul ryan. in advance of the vice president debates, we' coming right back. ...seems like you guys got a little gassed out there. enough already. c'mon guys. next question. hello! what's your favorite color? what's my favorite color? yes. purple. what's your favorite animal? sea turtle. what's your bedtime? do you believe in space aliens? ...i love puppies. hash browns or home fries? home fries. do you like my dress? why can't you guys ask ood questions like this? [ morgan ] for a chance to interview an nfl player... join visa nfl fan ofers and make your season epic. stay top of nd with customers? from de

take a look at the photo put out by the "associated press." was campaigning in virginia, and stopped to greet a group ofids. shou g sin t hiimio rin something that wasn't hi behind, bob. the a.p. decided not only to publish the photo and wrote a caption that can be described as romney posing for photos withtudents of fie emryoo ineyldete yoidhey read they really -- >> dana: i don't know, i get l of my information on twitter. somebody said the a.p. tweeted an apology today, they could have labeled it better or cait is high, they found something and thought it was interesting and cute and made a judgment call on revision, on second thought -- >> greg: you are being wibaomatic.isld h'tapd me hantu aen cover of magazines? >> kimberly: that is real. >> bob: remember bill clinton was asked if you wear boxers or briefs? greg: but tt was on mtv to mak lk f.is takomk b: too much overreaction to this thing. >> greg: maybe it is. it's on the show so let's ove overreact. >> bob: he was taking a picture th k >> eric: if you look at that, you have to know t

. >> and associated press, target of considerable criticism. showing political bias and bad judgment. a prominent news week writer has a change of heart on his favorite candidate, my, my, my goodness, all that saed. up tomorrow, president obama slipping in polls going negative. and sour on the campaign trail. producer of 2016, obama's america. desuessal join us, as does trial attorney, peter johnson and senator ron johnson, wrong time friend of congressman paul ryan. in advance of the vice president at debates, we're coming right back. lou: obama supporters, just absolutely going ballistic over the president's disastrous debate performance, and the impact on his re-elect chances, if you are unfamiliar with sul vesullivan a church, he suggestd thht obama is democrats ronald reagan, his latest piece, blasting the president, he is so disappointed with the president, too arrogant to take a core campaign responsibility seriously, that is to actually prepare for a debate. to arrogant to give his supporters what they deserve, hopefully this serves as

we're just getting these videos from the associated press.get more information the deadly situation that's on several weeks now. we hope to have that later in the newscast. back to you. >> thank you. we will take a look at because weoutside, fog.a lot of dense fog advisory in effect in maryland and extreme virginia, were visibilities will be down 2 1/4 times. less at we don't have advisories for the immediate metro area, but we do fog. that will be a concern. between a third of a mile and a half mile. -- there's a dense fog advisory maryland and extreme virginia where asibilities will be down to quarter mile or less. morning fog willing your, giving to mostly cloudy skies. few breaks of sunsine later today, 82-86 degrees. let's check on traffic now. >> good morning. as you prepare for the drive, fog will be the big factor. you are dealing with wet pavement as well. if a live look at traffic. nothing going on for the most part in terms of incidents. at a lot ofng 395 on theding on northbound side. also, heading into springfield 95, building la

here's the associated press poll. this is from out of washington. it says -- joining us to talk about the details particularly the gender aspects, this is jennifer, the associated press deputy director of polling. welcome. guest: thank you. but host: what information was used when it comes to denver in particular? guest: the poll does a random sample of adults. we tried to identify likely voters in that group. women likely voters compared with women likely voters in our september poll which was conducted before the debates occurred. we asked them who they planned to vote for in november and we noticed a big swing. i think a lot of it seems to stem from shifting views among women on the economy. mitt romney has gained great ground among women as being the candidate more trusted to move the economy. president obama had a 56% to 40% advantage of that question in november. now 45% trust obama among women. a renewedays there's focus on social issues which would be on welcome it -- would be an unwelcome development from the romney. when you factor in the

even the associated press, which is much more conservative has president obama has 271, already locked up, which means he would win the election. romney is only at 206. furthermore the associated press says in order for mitt romney to win, he would have to switch all these states. he needs florida colorado, and nevada and north carolina, and new hampshire, and virginia, and either ohio or iowa. but he's not winning in any of those states oops. divert the money. divert the money. run, run run. right now they're running for the hills. now that you're in these desperate straits, what are you going to do? you're going to go to dirty tricks, and on friday we started to tell but that. in five swing states hey, look at that, those are the states that romney needs colorado nevada, north carolina, and florida and virginia, the states we gave you just a second go doing dirty tricks, and got busted. then the republican party fired them saying, we don't know about those guys. here is a guy on colorado only doing registrations for republicans. >> who are you region rejistrating. >> we're registerin

take a look at the photo put out by the "associated press." was campaigning in virginia, and stopped to greet a group of kids. a photographer snapped this shot a young girl standing behind him, obviously reacting to something that wasn't hi behind, bob. the a.p. decided not only to publish the photo and wrote a caption that can be described as romney posing for photos with students of fairfield elementary school. think they could have gotten a different photo, better photo. you said they read they really -- >> dana: i don't know, i get all of my information on twitter. somebody said the a.p. tweeted an apology today, they could have labeled it better or something. they're moving fast and catchtition is high, they found something and thought it was interesting and cute and made a judgment call on revision, on second thought -- >> greg: you are being diplomatic. this would haven't happened with obama. remember how many pictures with a he low on the cover of magazines? >> kimberly: that is real. >> bob: remember bill clinton was asked if you wear

the associated press reporting that he has now been found dead. which means we will have more on it coming up, at 6:30. >> changing directions here. nice evening ahead. look for clear skies, a few scattered clouds. temperatures tomorrow look great. >> all rig [ male announcer ] if barack obama is re-elected what will the next four years be like? one: the debt will grow from $16 trillion to $20 trillion. two: 20 million americans could lose their employer-based health care. three: taxes on the middle class will go up by $4,000. four: energy prices will continue to go up. and five: $716 billion in medicare cuts that hurt current seniors. five reasons we can't afford four more years of barack obama. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. anncr: seven-hundred-thousand jobs. that's what the plan george eallen supports... would cost our economy. newspapers called it "econocally destructive." like allen's votes to give tax breaks to companies... that ship jobs overseas, his economic plan would... help big corporations, devastating the middle class.

a new associated press poll has governor romney taking a two-point lead nationally, and that corruptring in confirming other national polls. today's gallup daily tracking poll of likely voters as the president is trailing by three points nationally. it is, by the way, a poll that got started releasing on october 7th and in which the president has never, not once, never led in. and the rasmussen daily tracking poll as governor romney maintaining his four-point lead in the 11 swing states that will likely decide the election. obama 16-point lead with women is gone. a new associated press poll shows governor romney tied to the president. 47 percent each among women voters. on the economy women actually now favor governor romney over president obama. 49-45 percent, that is a huge hit from just one month ago when obama led romney fifties -- 56- 45. joining us on these poll numbers, the final 12 days of the president's campaign and what appears to be a commitment on the president's part to be as nasty as required to prevail. former bush senior adviser karl rove. good to have you with us. n

in the associated press -- how influential do you think humor is an candidate?t doesn't make a difference in how you think about them. richard on our line for republicans, good morning. what you think about sense of humor? caller: i think it is important and everybody and a presidential candidate, simply because, with all of the worry they will have any job, in a sense of humor to lighten things up -- dealing with stress is important with any man who has been in business. a lot of democrats calling in this morning, they are taking a last night we too serious. the idea was supposed to be a relaxing, comedic presentation. professional comedians have writers. the fact that they wrote for president obama and mitt romney made the difference. it was delivered in a good humor, good taste. there were no nasty comments made. i think the whole purpose of the dinner and raising the money -- the good humor they both showed was an excellent idea. host: do see either of the candidates in a different light after this? caller: i have always thought that both of them were good m

more.olabanji has from theetting this associated press. was dressedbomber according tofficer witnesses in afghanistan. he drove a motorcycle strapped with suicide bomb equipment into killing 14.eople, 60 more are in a hospital. there are reports that there are three nato service members who killed, including their afghan translator. nato has not said the nationality of the three nato killed. according to reuters, this is an area of afghanistan that is usually patrolled by u.s. , kohst province. could be u.s. troops injured or dead. we are searching international feeds. we hope to have more later this morning. reporting.nji >> d.c. police investigating a shooting which wounded a man and woman. it happened just after 10:00 at the new york avenue and north capitol street in northwest. in the leg andt shot in the arm. we don't know what led to the shooting. police of not release details on any suspects. >> prince george's county investigating a suspicious apartment fire. this or out before 11:30 last night on livingston terrace in oxon hill. w

the associated press has a that be terrorist- related increase separate areas the northern city of aleppotwo of them may have been caused by car bombs. we are waiting to get pictures video of what is going on in syria this morning. have been covering the ongoing unrest for several weeks. e that later in the newscast and online at wjla.com. back to you. >> thank you. sentencing today for former county firee's officials pleaded guilty to extortion and tax evasion. he was part of the same e that led tohem of former county executive jack johnson. he admitted to partnering with bribe developers to public officials for favors to the greenbelt station development projects. police investigating the stabbing death of a man in last night near intersection of 30 oates street and naylor road. clear, the motive, but no one has been arrested. residents are urged to boil water after major. the alert waseaks after a 12-inch main connecting storage tank and the water plant broke. has now been fixed. the alert will remain in effect until virginia officials can test the samples of the water. process should

the associated press says a web $1e that may have to pay violating a child collectedw because it details and that names, e-mail, home addresses, and cell phone numbers for more than 100,000 children aged 12 and under for web sites such as bieber fever.com. if your candidate loses the election, maybe get free trip out of the country. that's in my next hour. linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. back to you. >> thank you. 0 degrees. coming up, fall started not but it looks like >> looked at this video. while we are continuing to see re, thiske weather he was snowfall in north dakota and theirof montana also had e season.wfall of th it will not be long. >> my goodness. i'm not ready to think about that. let's go to jacqui jeras. we're off to a great start. >> yes, but the system causing the snowfall in the dakotas and minnesota, they could see 6 to 10 inches, that is headed our way. but ahe snowfall, cooldown. sprinkles in the meantime on live super doppler 7. e shenandoah in th stretching towards culpeper, getting some light rain. 71 at reagan national, 69 at .ulles, 7 have to get through t

that's according to the associated press. if confirmed, it would be the fifth deadly case in tennessee, the ninth nationally. at least 105 people in nine states from minnesota to florida have been affected. the cdc now believes 13,000 people in 23 states may have received steroid injections tied to this outbreak. while many are believed not to be at risk, those who got the shot between late june and september are being urged to get checked. >>> for the very first time we are hearing from jerry sandusky out of his sentencing this morning on 45 counts of child sexual assault. the former penn state assistant football coach was convicted in june of molesting ten boys over 15 years. prosecutors say about half a dozen of his victims will take the witness stand and sandusky himself is expected to testify at the hearing to defiantly say he is innocent. he gave a preview of what he might say at an audio statement he recorded in prison. >>> i am responding to the worst loss of my life. first i looked at myself. over and over i asked wh

>> the associated press is estimated that right now the president looks like he has 237 electoral votes and romney has locked then 191, with 110 still up for grabs. essentially, a lot can happen in two weeks. these are just predictions. >> discussions over question 6 and question seven. barry simms joins us live in northwest baltimore. but first, david collins takes a closer look at the meaning behind it and the baltimore support for question 7. >> casino owners in west virginia are spending millions against question 7. that upsets me, and that upsets and jonathan ogden. >> why is mayor stephanie rawlings-blake supporting competition for baltimore's casinos? she has supported -- her staff said she endorsed the because it allows table games at all maryland facilities. there is a trade-off. table games will add another 500 jobs to the baltimore site and the city will get a 5% share of revenue. >> question 7 means thousands of jobs and millions for our schools. >> the mayor says question 7 also means more money for school construction, city property-tax relief, and operation of city recrea

kirsten, why do you think the gender gap is closing according to the associated press? >> well, i think what happened is that and lake who is the democratic pollster and expert on women has been quoted saying as much that they sort of overplayed well, i'm going to say they sort of overplayed the war on women and what so linda has said that basically women went into the first debate actively disliking mitt romney. and the reason they actively disliked mitt romney is because they basically had had a picture painted for them of this man who wanted to essentially tie them down and force them to breed and take away their contraception. this other person showed up. i think it was a low bar for him to overcome. what they saw was somebody who did seem like a plausible candidate and talking about the economy which is really their top issue. >> why then are they going off of this indiana fracas. i think it does help with the base. there are other women who are voting ohio think were reserving judgment on romney who are not your core base voter, who are looking at him now with a s

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this is just in from the associated press.rack obama declared a disaster in new york and long island. more on this story, as we continue with our coverage for you today. this is just three minutes old ming out of dc. thousands without power, bge crews bringing in people from out of state. it's time to change the way we clean. it's time to free ourselves from the smell and harshness of bleach. and free ourselves from worrying about the ones we love. new lysol power & free has more cleaning power than bleach. how? the secret is the hydrogen peroxide formula. it attacks tough stains and kills 99.9% of germs. new lysol power & free. powerful cleaning that's family friendly. another step forward in our mission for health.

according to the associated press, private colleges are reporting a sharp image -- increases in enrollment from students disillusioned with spiraling tuition for workhouses -- classes. >>> hundreds of people formed a picket line in front of kaiser hospital in hayward. they were protesting a plan to close inpatient pediatric units. >> about 200 people took part in the rally, some came dressed in halloween costumes. they were upset about the plans to close the hayward facility and divert patients to an expanded oakland pediatric unit. >> we pay such high premiums for healthcare that they would make us thin drive even farther to get care for our child, that could be the matter between life and death. >> these hospitals are state-of-the-art. the way to deliver pediatric care is to consolidate services. and that will be at the other side. >> hospital managers say they are adding 35 more beds to their pediatric center in oakland. this cat -- it is scheduled to open in late 2014. >> police are in the business of solving crimes. one recent crimes that ended with an item being stolen from a police