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the message both presidentil candidates are focusing on n the waning weeks of the gn. >>> turning up the heat in the home stretch. the message both presidential candidates are focusing on in the waning weeks of the campaign. >>> a party crash in san francisco bay. the mistake made by a boat captain and the near disaster for the men attending a bachelor party on board. >>> and history. made at a snail's pace. the progress tonight as the shuttle endeavour inches its way toward its new home. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. a busy day for both presidential candidates as they rally voters in two key battleground states with just weeks left in the campaign. both candidates are turning up the heat and looking ahead to the next debate. cbs reporter ines ferre on the singular message coming from both camps. >> reporter: paul ryan tailgated with football fans in ohio. while mitt romney rallies supporters in the key battleground state. no republican has won the white house without a victory in ohio. >> i'm counting on you portsmouth. let's make it happen. >> reporter: saturday romney told th

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the socialist president of franceho is now raising their personal incomeaxes to 75% and their capital gnsaxes to 60%, and these very, very smart businessmen who brought this on themselves are running for the borders. gerri: nobody'ssuggesting that here. in fact -- >> they were not in france either. gerri: even mitt romney in the debate said why not bowles-simpson? it's a balanced approach. you're not in favor of it. >> of course not. he was talking about what simpson bowles says it wants to do sometimes which is restrain spheppedding and have revenue neutral reform. if you read the fine print of simpson-bowles, it takes taxes from 18.5%of gdp, its normal for the last 30 years, to it 2* # 1%, a #.5% increase in taxes of gdp to $5 trillion tax increase over the next decade. $5 trillion tax increase. the spending cuts, of course, have been rejected by obama. he put none of them in the budget. gerri: that's the problem. >> all he wants is the tax increase. gerri: that's the problem in the nutshell. raising taxes they don't want to curb spending.g. what happens if we go over the fiscal cliff?

he is talking about doing aw with capital gns. >> hu. melissa: for anyone making under $200,000. it at 15% for those above just as you said. what does that mean? is that a tax break for the wealthy or what us d i do? >> this is a huge impact on the economy. as you know, basic economics, if you tax something you get less of it. if you tax or raise taxesn capital gains and dividends we have seenistorically that those tax revenues fall, d people take less capital gains and dividen. so it would have a huge impact on the econonomy. we see that it would cut economic growth substantially. entually that hits pople right in their pocketbk, with lower wages and lower incomes. theeon the flipside, if you lo athe romneyplan we see it would increase economic growth over the long toerm by terp 7% over years that goes right people with high incomes. melissa: scott hge, thanks for breaking that down. it is a lot to break in and important to look at it and digest it. it i abou your money it matters. thanks for coming on. >> absolutely. thank you, melissa. melissa: how much do you hate the aumated

gn nat gas was at at a premium. i think being long of nat gas and short of crude makes sense. will go with that trade. as far as ag is concerned everybody knew about the drought in the united states. grain prices got extremely extended on the upside. they are beginning to look rather weak. if you need to own one corn is the one to own. >> always good to see you. >> always good to be seen. thanks. >> have you seen much activity in the miners these days? >> as gold as risen so has interest in the miners and options trading. we have seen increasing amounts of calls trading. i agree with dennis on avoiding the junior gold miners. one of the problems with the seniors is typically the production cost of gold also rises when gold prices rise. i think that is one of the reasons why people are chronicily disappointed. they expect the names to be levered to the increase but they often are not because they either see production disappointments. >>> time for pops and drops. we start with a drop for express. >> this stock got drilled lowest level since the ipo. they got is down for the sec

gn new port menthol volume growth up but not as feared. >> it's ironic we're talking about it today because in russia, they just talked about it. pays about 5.5% dividend. i'd look to sell some of the puts that expire in about a month. >> and let's move on to fossil. they see attractive risk reward. favorable currency. new brand product benefits to 2013. fossil's down 2% over the past year. >> i don't like it. it might do fine, but i'm not interested in it. but a watch, i'm not sure. it's the second thing you have on your body that's equipped for that task of telling time. cell phones. my kids don't wear watches anymore. and i know it doesn't need to be practical to be a fashion sense, but at the end of the day, it's just bracelets f. not for me. i'm not interested in fashion particularly watches particularly. >> all right. i'll know what not to get for you christmas. >> i wear because it's a habit. >> thank you, gentlemen. let's check the gold market. we know equities are perform to go the upside. gold market's had a more difficult time of it today. sharon epperson is tracking the action.

a few more showers of the 'll gn better laters morning into the aftern you'll need a jacket or 46 ibowie morning. it's 46 at fort belvoir. and even out to the west we've got mid-40s sterling, haymarket also 46 degrees. outside on our michael & son weather camera, wet streets. that's going to be the key for many of us this morning with 48 degrees. a little windchill of 45 thanks to the north wind at 7 miles an hour. and a lot of the moisture is really off shore. you see it there from cape cod back down to florida. a little moisture. up here in the midwest another storm system coming ie cross southern canada with -- coming across southern canada with another shot of cool air. this one mainly rain. with a touch of snow in eastern wyoming. this will drive a front through us tomorrow afternoon. we'll have a brief warm-up tomorrow closer to the 07- degree mark -- to the 70-degree park. looks like the bulk of this pass north of us. by 8:00 still looking at a couple of sprinkles east of town. we get into the afternoon. we see more sunshine. some showers linger along the coastal areas. then tomor

but they did in gns,rgia and the shenandoah sale, i'm not sure. they tried to spare lives. the purpose was to destroy southern resources and their ability to wage war. so, i think that would be arguable, but certainly on the great plains. [applause] >> is there a nonfiction author or book you'd like to see featured on booktv? send us an e-mail. or tweet us. >> i want t or tweet us. >> i want to talk to you about my book, strom thurman's america, and i want to tell you mystrom thurman story. o research in south carolina and people ask you what you're writing and you tell them,strom thurmond this, say, let me tell you my story atstrom their pond. everybody has a great story rmond, the time- they saw him do something crazy or that kind of thing. rmond story aboutstrom t-- bulletins in -- it's late july in 1992 and i'm on a flight from washington, dc to charlotte, north carolina. and i've been an intend that summer up on capitol hill. and one of my regrets of the su and ier was that i had never rmond.rom t-- all my fellow interns said you got to seestrom thurmond. he is such an

gn up for your free trial today at constantcontact.com/try. ♪ .you heard about the war on coal? i have but is it really a war? here is what we know. 200 coal-fired power plants are slated to coal with companies like duke energy saying all because of epa regulations. coal miners union is not endorsing president obama this time around. many say the state of the coal industry will be a big factor in the election. here is the question? is this because of regulation or is the industry shifting to cheaper natural gas. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me back. melissa: as you know i covered the energy industry for a long time and i do think the epa hates coal but i'm not sure if the transition we're seeing now is as a result of that or because natural gas is plentiful and cheap. >> both play a factor, by far the driving force is the epa's war against coal. melissa: how do you know that? >> first of all, president obama before he was elected last election time he said you could use coal but under his cap-and-trade plan utilities would likely go

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gn and ford inline with analyst estimates. the best monthly seams ever for the chevy volt, selling more than 2800. earlier today, we had a chance to talk with the vp of sales whether or not gm is throwing $1.0,000 incentives into those transactions in order move the volt. he says that number is overstated. >> it's less than that, phil. obviously we don't talk about what we are specifically spending on any particular vehicle. we think it is the right place to be competitive in the marketplace. like i said it is a much bigger story to tell than just a monthly story. >> as you look at shares of general motors today, see bit of that move there in the last hour and a half, that's when david einhorn from green light capital told our kate kelly he likes gm's valuation here. he consider it is cheap. also says that gm could be break even in europe in three years. remember, they are on track to lose more than $1 billion in europe this year around he says gm has improved costs and a cleaner balance sheet. that's why he likes general moto

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gn aw to reward state workers who pointut ways to cut the budget. anita vogel is live on the west coast with more on this. how much money are we talking about here? >> reporter: it depends. 10% of the cost of savings. uld unofng bereoea thseemeeme with it actuly has to save the state some money. let me show you some examples, amazing examples from the city of phoenix. look at this group of water workers, water employees. eyvopeg md a way to savhe 3ll o a complicated water project. instead spent only a mere 15,000 by coming up with their own product. so they saved the city millions of dollars. they each pocketed $20. s akat ce es tinal airport transportation vehicles just one color. that ended up saving the city more than $2 million. she received an extra $3500 for herself. >>een a vty eshaveen miitys to repair the barbecue grills that you find in many of the city parks rather than replacing them once they become worn ou to coming up with innovative rr st reporter: and phoenix alone has saved more than $15 million over the last nine years. the cut fo

messaging on this they want to go back to the bush strategy of 2004, disquaff the, disqualify the other gnmind o voters that's why they talk about abortion, to divide the country. >> rose: go ahead. >> women, with women in northern virginia, not all women, rich is right, it is not all women free with the obama campaign on abortion but for the voters they need to build the coalition, young voters, hispanic voters, black voters, women, particularly single women, they hear republicans give three, four, five different responsibilities to what is to the deal with in abortion issue, the obama campaign and the democrats have one unified issu they beeve this works forus wi a gro we need to turn out in big numbers. >> rose: you just -- i have not 40 seconds left and little that can be said in a sense to ask a question which would be unfair, thank you, gentlemen for coming over from cbs. >> i will just grimace and grin inappropriately and wait, make some impression. >> rose: albert, thank you as always. gwen i it is great to have you, come back any time you want on this program. >> thank you, charli

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