and the debates i agree with mort, you don't -- you don't need to smirk at me, mort. [ laughter ] >> i was smirking at buchanan. >> the debates are very critical in this internet age, the face-to-face captors are re really important, otherwise we might have had governor rick perry as the republican nominee. >> hold on, pat. >> let me make a point. >> go ahead. >> biden and obama both did , biden in , the second -- the president in the second debate, biden. but by rallying their base, just like republicans in their primaries rally their base, they damage themselves in the center and among women. look at homitt t romney ha moved among women in these two debates and how the biden have >> we're going to get that now. another teceer trap, equality for women. >> i mentioned 3 1/2 million er women more now in povey than four years ago. what we can do to help young women and women of all ages is to have a strong economy, they y ught us whole binders full of women. i was prouwoof the fact that after i prstaffed my cabinet an my senior staff that the university ofnew ofyork in albany did a sur

that is going to take real diplomacy and pressure with china. >> in a trade war, who wins mort? >> we do. we have a trade deficit with them of $300 billion a year. >> you can no more win a trade war than you can win an earthquake. everybody knows that. >> nobody will win in a trade war. but we've got to find some better way of balancing the trade. as pat says we have huge deficits in trade with china for decades and a good part of the reason is not because they have a very low wage cost including for a lot of american products but the fact is they keep their currency low to magnify their exports. >> the u.s. cannot win without china and china cannot win without the united states? >> true or false? >> no. >> true or false? >> i think the chinese leadership understand this is largely rhetoric. >> eleanor > issue three, pug t rules. >> throughout this week's presidential debate, there were flare ups. challenge mitt romney described what he see as how sitting president barack obama, during his four years, has conducted himself overseas. >> then the president began what i have called

the key you were asking mort about is what does it do? you increase the reward to work. the individual incentive to work. cut the taxes from 35 to 28 people are going to say let's not worry about this go out and make more money. you energize businesses and individuals get the tax rate to you,. >> it the argument going back to. >>> ryan's reprimand. >> it shouldn't be surprising for a guy who says 47% of the american people are unwilling to take responsibility. >> with respect to that quote i think the vice president very well knows that sometimes words mouth the right way. >> question. did mr. ryan effectively counter the infamous 47% mitt romney quote? >> no. no. and you didn't play biden's response there. he said i always say what i mean and so does governor romney. that was a wonderful response to that comment. the 47% is not a made up thing. it is what governor romney believes. >> the 47% riff by biden was the best part of the debate for him. he said what are you talking about? my folks i grew up with in scranton, my neighbors my parents that was the best thing for b

mort -- heart and sireye dree. >> up to 14,000 people -- herat an deye surgery. >> up to 14 dozen people have been exposed. -- up to 14,000 people have been exposed. >> alabama now has 19 residents who received necc contaminated steroid products. again, those individuals were not exposed in alabama. they received injections in tennessee and florida. >> federal officials confirmed they are investigating allegations concerning necc but did not elaborate. an attorney for necc says the company is cooperating with the investigation. next your florida lottery. >> european astronomers may have brought us one step closer in search of another birth. they haven't been another earth. -- another earth. but researchers say that it is too close to the sun. the new plant orbitz office and tory b -- the new plant orbits alpha sentori b. the defense takes the stand later today. find out why they said the two officers accused were only following orders. baltimore is being sued over your water bill appeared after another gun scare at a school, taking a look at whether the program to get kids to speak up is

later this hour, mort zuckerman at u.s.and world report we'll ask him about the treatment, 10:37 this program today. nicole, nokia, why are they a big winner today? >> maps, we talked about the new apple, the mapping service has been one of the major issues, nokia has been beefing up their mapping service. they're announced that they're working closely with oracle, a deal that we'll probably learn more about later in the day according to the wall street journal they've been working hard on signing up mapping and location deals not only with oracle, but amazon and the mapping services will come and give oracle access to the mapping services and what nokia has been saying and this is a big one we'll continue to follow. and i see the dow soaring up 150 points. do you know what the only loser in the dow 30 is. stuart: i know what it is, i'm there already. and you tell the world, go ahead. >> microsoft. and stuart will now give his disclosure, stuart. stuart: i own the stocks for years and years and years, and hoping to retire o

. >> chairman farrell, president chiu, my name is mort rafael, and i serve as the chair of the committee that actually did the leg work to bring together the information that we will present today. i must confess, however, that due to the reason that perhaps supervisor farrell was late, i too was watching the ballgame, and an awful lot of energy has been expended on certain plays that happened that were absolutely draining. so please forgive me if my brain does not function as clearly as it should. but i'll try to at least present some of the highlights of our report, that will provide you with at least our view of what's going on. and i was particularly struck with the comment that the representative of the mayor made that progress is indeed being made in the transformation of the civil -- san francisco arts commission. we too recognize that there has been changes but indeed we find those changes at the moment to be very insufficient and we will characterize why as part of our report. and i was cheering a lot so if you pardon me, i'll just... at the outset, i think it's important to at

we're looking at close to an inch, inch and a half, mainly in the mort bay. lesserments -- winter storm warning, six inches possible above 6500 feet. and gusty winds. tonight the rain increases, temperatures cool tomorrow. upper 50s to low 60s in the east bay and near the coast, and look for watsonville, 59 tomorrow. getting a little break in the action tomorrow afternoon. more showers monday, early tuesday morning, another chance of showers on wednesday and back into the 0s and -- 70s and the sunshine. >> thank you very much. shu is here talking about a couple of teams -- >> mike: the raiders are a work in progress. unfortunately it's tough to improve at this level, jacksonville in town, both teams 1-4, both need a victory. a little pink to the silver and black. yay. breast cancer awareness. mother jones-drew injured his foot. 73-jags. second quarter, drew's replacement, denning scores, to the third. raiders finally score a touchdown. carson palmer hits small in the middle. dives into the end zone. under a minute to go fourth and ten, palmer, to the end zone

motorcyc mort psytorcycle for your chanc win an ipad 3 and good luck to everybody. >>> waiting at the airport and you get a glimpse of this. >> like deliberate, weird, strange, karate movement. >> can't take this. this is cracking me up. >> see the fight caught on camera next. >>> here's another video of humans doing things you don't see humans do every day on something called the trick board. it's sort of a part skateboard, part balance beam, part gymnasticsp apparatus thing you can do all these tricks on it, hence the name the trick board. takes some serious skill, skateboard without the wheels. looks like somebody found parts from a junkyard and said this will do. >> these guys should be on some sort of "america's got talent" show. >> they're doing crazy stuff that takes serious skill. >> where's their helmets. >> good question. at the end of the video you see this guy go up to this bridge, he's on the trick board, balancing back and forth. >> over traffic. >> we don't see how that ends? >> i like to think he made it down safely. >> the core workout you would get playing with that

he wanthe wants to include morts owned by banks. obama also wants lenders to offer unemployed homeowners a one one-year grace period from foreclosure. >> i'm feeling very abandoned. >> reporter: juneau isn't sure either plan can help him in time. he hopes the bank will agree to sell his house for $200,000 less than he owes. >> all the taxes i've paid in the past and all the things i did for my country in the service is wasted. my life feels like it's a waste. >> reporter: with a failed business and a foreclosure on his credit report, juneau won't be able to even consider buying another home for at least three years. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, ft. lauderdale, florida. >> brennan: coming up, a reporter's notebook on afghan farmers' dependence on illicit crops. >> brennan: planting seass getting under way in afghanist afghanistan, and the plant local farmers may be a good indication of where that war-torn country is headed. kelly cobiella has been on the ground in helmand province and files this reporter's notebook. >> reporter: this

that's how much port bank of maryland -- mort bank of north dakota made when he put the sauce on ebay. he seayed sauce after -- saved the sauce after a michael jordan promotion in 1992. he thinks the bottle is the last of his kind but doesn't recommend the buyer use it on the foot. >>> it's getting to show off the costumes to their classmates parading around the school and eating candy is having a good time. but not in seattle. the staff voted to not allow children to wear their costumes this year. some parents thought it was the kids who were playing a trick on them. >> i was very disappointed when that actually thought that my daughter misunderstood the rule. i was a bit shocked really. >> she was a little upset. i said are you excited to wear your costume? she was like my teacher said we can't. i was like what? >> school officials canceled the parade because classes get owl early that day and teaches want to spend as much time as possible in their classroom to get the kids educated. len et? >> don't ask me. >> when's the last time you dressed up for halloween? >> last year. >> what

neil: mort zuckerman. it is a pleasure.lot came up on but although bail-out how that helped national security to buy more american cars. china has the ability to buy cars from us. but there read from the top union official and that was effective to bring in the union vote for barack obama. i was worried the health care system spoke a language all its own with unitedhealthcare, i got help that fit my life. information on my phone. connection to doctors who get where i'm from. and tools to estimate what my care may cost. so i never missed a beat. we're more than 78,000 ople looking out for more than 70 ion americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. >> we can position ourselves to rebuild america. making sure we brain manufacturing back to our shores. as we have done with the auto industry not shipping them overseas. neil: the uaw president is here with me. that mitt romney was against it but he wanted bankruptcy but the difference being we spend tens of billions of dollars. >> there was not private money. neil: cr

administration which we it during the great depression, buy up people's mortgages and give them a mortge back they sd have done. instead, we bailed out wall street, the people who don't to mortgages. and it's a trf vaes city and a disgrace. whether we say i support or do not support, we need to sit down together, all of us, led by the president, and say, look, here's our deficit, here's our goal, here's the period of time that we have in order to fix it. and here are the measures that have to be on the table, the ones we can agree on, those we disagree on, but we have to come out with a way to so that the bleeding. that means putting everything on the table. now, i oppose -- the fact is that there can be an agreement in my view that we would all have to make some sacrifices. but for me to say i would support this, i wouldn't support that, that's not the way you negotiate. >> but you're saying you won't put the mortgage tax deduction on the table. >> i wouldn't agree to it. but the fact is that there can be an agreement. >> didn't the debt ceiling negotiation show that there simply cann

from oakland to del mort day, then a bus to martinez.p that could cost more and could take an hour and a half or two. >> if i have a 9:00 court appointment, i have to leave at 7:00 or 6:30, at least get up around 6:00, 6:30. >> many people here walk to court or have to take local transportation, public transportation, which is relatively easy in the general area, but to go to martinez, it is a fundamentally imfor for many. >> even police are worried about the court closure and whether the longer trip martinez will affect cases involving troubled teens. >> might be more missed court dates, where if the court was here they would be more inclined to go to their court dates. >> the court closures go into effect at the end of the year. except for the family courtroom in purse burg which will close its doors at the end of the month. court fires in martinez never responded to our request for an interview. >> ama: a heart-warming story out of new york that proves a dog is man's best friend. this seven years huskie missed his owner who was hospit

from oakland to del mort day, then a bus to martinez.t could cost more and could take an hour and a half or two. >> if i have a 9:00 court appointment, i have to leave at 7:00 or 6:30, at least get up around 6:00, 6:30. >> many people here walk to court or have to take local transportation, public transportation, which is relatively easy in the general area, but to go to martinez, it is a fundamentally imfor for many. >> even police are worried about the court closure and whether the longer trip martinez will affect cases involving troubled teens. >> might be more missed court dates, where if the court was here they would be more inclined to go to their court dates. >> the court closures go into effect at the end of the year. except for the family courtroom in purse burg which will close its doors at the end of the month. court fires in martinez never responded to our request for an interview. >> ama: a heart-warming story out of new york that proves a dog is man's best friend. this seven years huskie missed his owner who was hospitalize

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we have have been hit with mort awe can't get to the annex and by the way, sharia has claimed responsibility. and the president sat in the oval office and did absolutely nothing. >> 1 at 4:04 and one at 4:54 that said something peculiar. it said -- firing at the u.s. diplomatic mission in benghazi, the compound has been cleared. a response team is on site. that's odd. but the other oneway came in two hours later. >> we know there was a break in the attack. we to know, for example, in therms of the -- terms of the mortar rans, they took the time to be able to realine and make sure they had mortar rounds directed. we know it was a well-planned attack. you know nasome of the initial information you get in is sometimes wrong. that's absolutely true. we need to know what was going on when the second email was sent, but you had 7 hours. >> we need to hear from the government, what happened. so we know -- if they don't tell us, we imagine things. >> not just the government, but the president of the united states. >> our political panel with the undecided voters decorates final debate push anyanyone

[ beep ] from "le morte d'arthur" by tennyson. glenn. poet for $2,000, please. [ beep ] that would be america's poet, walt whitman. glenn, back to you. how about early american construction for $800, please? erin. what is puerto rico? yes. can i get construction for $1,200, please? [ beep ] and the state is ohio. erin. can i get the nobel peace prize wars for $400, please? who is marshall? george c. marshall is correct. may i have nobel peace prize for $800, please? [ beep ] hard to believe, but adolf hitler was nominated for the peace prize. glenn. nobel peace prize for $1,200, please. glenn. who is kaynes? maynard kaynes, yes. nobel peace prize for $1,600, please. erin. who is jane addams? yes. can i get peace prize for $2,000? [ beep ] gave a great speech called "atoms for peace." back to you, erin. i will take the topic of capricorns for $400. glenn. who is james? no. erin. who is miller? henry miller, yes. i'll take capricorns for $800. answer -- the daily double. and you're in the lead. i will bet $1,000, alex. all right, here's th

mort bank used to own a mcdonald's franchise and saved the sauce after a michael jordan burger promotion thinks it's the last bottle in existence. the winning bidder no surprise is from chicago. bank recommended the buyer though not eat the sauce. >> what do you do with it? stick it up on your manhattanle ? >> a knicknack? i don't know. >>> 5:25. breaking news. a criminal investigation into a fire in castro valley. we'll have a live report coming up. >> and a terror plot foiled. a man busted trying to blow up the federal reserve building in new york. how an undercover sting exposed the plan. >> did you see it? a massive meteor makes its way across the bay area. is the star show over? i'll tell you after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, the crimin >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> right now, sheriff deputies surrounding a home in castro valley. the criminal investigation into a fire there. >> and we're watching a couple of new accidents just coming in, including one on the approach to the san mateo bridge toll plaza. a rollover crash and a new injury accident alon

brown university economists found that when moderate papers endorse they're seen as mort credible.a partisan paper does it, not so much. when the chicago sun times and "denver post" endorsed kerry and bush, the study found 3% of readers switched voting allegiance. they flipped their allegiances in 2000. i have to say, i think an interesting number that matters is when you compare the endorsement numbers, obama has 34 endorsement from major, significant papers. romney has 27. look at the circulation of those endorsements. obama's total just over 9 million readers. >> 27? >> and mitt romney is at 27 and not 7. his total circulation just under 5 million. so i don't know that this is a scientific reading of those numbers, but you have to imagine 9 million readers reading obama endorsement, 5 million readers reading romney. i have to imagine that ends up as a net plus for obama somewhere down the line. let's just quickly ask "des moines register" political columnist kathy obradovich who might shed light on this. what kind of influence is this for iowa voters? >> well, i have to tell you

he feels like a mort, and i think he had to go to the right in order to win the primary.s tonal, right? both sides conflate ylg with -- >> when he was saying i was a severely -- now he's revertsing to what he feels more comfortable with. i think that's right. >> absolutely. >> doesn't that raise questions of credibility about what he was doing for those two years? and isn't it fair for journalists to say, well, exactly which president romney would we be getting? >> i think it's entirely fair, but i don't think it's going to move the public. i think that going back to the whole -- >> why would voters not care if a guy is all over the map? you say old news. >> i think it's old news, and i think that people intuitively believe that mitt romney is a moderate. i think that when he showed up -- let's go back to 1980. inkeep -- we like it bring up ronald reagan if you're a conservative. they wanted to cast him as this bellico bellicose, crazy right winger. he shows up, he's like animal, sen -- likeable, sensitive, moderates. that's what mitt romney has always done. but i think m

first of all, mort lines you fill in, the bigger target it is. second of all, voters are smart enough to know no matter what these guys are promising right now, they have to work with the congress. so people know that they're going to say things that are not going to happen because they have to deal with congress. so they kind of want to set a general direction for two reasons. one, people get that they're not going to get everything they want, and two, they just don't want to be that large of a target because people start kind of picking it apart and saying oh, you know, this is what he means and what it's going to mean to you. they don't want to do that at this point. and yes, it's -- they -- whatever thus. >> you make a very good point. people who are undecided about romney are telling me they would like to see how he gets to some of these things because he's put some ideas forward about tax cuts and job creation. those who are undecided or leaning toward obama are saying they want to know how he gets this done if he has the same makeup of con

. >> when there was an effort, when the obama white house and others ma an e mort to revoke carried interestthe fight was led bor people like democrat senator chuck schumer representing wall street. >> new porkers. >> new yorkers,>> of course. that's their constituency, they wld say if they were sitting here. ldbut the democratic party didn come to the aid and relief of working people at that time. >> well, right.he because, again, but it's because you have a small, very, very concentrated lobby that is very, very noisy, and is very, very specific in what it wan and what it needs. and then there's the rest of us who how many people are really thinking about the rried interest tax break? the advocacy against the carried interest tax break isrr disburs, it's sort of random. it's not focused. whereas the advocacyfor it is incredibly organized, it's disciplined, and it has a ton of money. >> and it is bipartisan. >> who's looking out for the rest of us? >> well, there definitely are good people inac washington. you know, i meet and talk to a lot of them. there are a lot of honest politicians. an

the move came after a ktvu mort showed james kwon spent money at a texas strip club. our investigation continues tonight on the news. >>> we're less than half an hour away of microsoft's microsoft system. windows 8 is designed to run on tablets, smartphones and tvs as well as pcs. so the analysts are getting concerned. proposition 38 bypasses sacramento, and makes education a real priority- with the funding, to our local schools and the accountability from our local schools... that we'll need to improve student learning in every classroom. so we can stay 47th... or we can choose proposition 38. i'm voting yes on 38... because it makes our children #1. >>> san francisco police made several arrests last night near at&t park during the world series opener. one of them climbed up the lefty o'doul bridge trying to get a better view of the game. he was arrested for trespassing. >>> it seems a lot of giants' fans are willing to do almost anything to get their hands on world series tickets. mup for you at 8:00, the warning from the police about the scalpers and when you can f

a rousing performance and the first presidential debate, mitt romney is promising to protect home mortble tax deductions for the middle class. he's firing back at the white house over claims that his tax cut numbers don't add up. cnn political director mark preston is live from danville, kentucky, for thus morning. they say, mark, that the devil is in the details. we're t not getting too many of those details from mitt romney, are we? >> no, we're not, zoraida. we don't expect to. certainly as we are heading into the closing days of this election, mitt romney was on "the situation room" yesterday with woflf blitzer and he addressed what he would do with the tax plan. let's take a listen. >> well, i'm not going to layout a piece of legislation here because i tend to work together with republicans and democrats in congress but there are a number of ways one could approach this. one would be to have a total cap number and people could put whatever deduction in that total cap they would like or, instead, you could take the posture that boel simpson did which is limit that in various ways.

mort rates are at record lows. all this stuff helps push along the housing recovery.a recovery in housing here, a lot of people, however, still suffering. how do you square that? >> yeah, because, think about it, the economy is not back to normal. look at growth. gdp growth in the second quarter of this year is at a measly 1.3% rate. that's a slowdown from the previous two quarters. it is expected to remain weak because you have the european debt crisis dragging, europe is a huge trading partner of ours. that impacts

including mort depadge and charitable and any way you want to slice it dollar maximum deduction in frontright. you go through the deductions and it doesn't bring in enough money to off set the decreases. >>> that is the other side of the argument. i can't calculate the money brought in because we don't know the dollar amount of the deductions . putting that on the screen for a second. >>> i will get it. >>> look on the bottom of the screen. >>> i have gotten rid of that. >>> ask you ye shall receive. two bottom lines. million and half and average deduction 173,000 and making more than 10 million four million. mitt romney would cap that and probably lower than 170,000. and the rich get hit and pay more more in taxtaxs and wouldn't hurt. gretchen: wait a minute, the rich get hit. that is not the message. >>> he would reduce rates for everybody. middle class people get a tax rate cut and they get less deductions that's the plan. it is not publicized much receiptly just coming on stream. that makes a defense to the economic debate. >> brian: you want to hear this on varney and company. >>> t

so dodd frank says we need to have qualified mort ganls. that's not qualified, there are big penalties. except they didn't define what a qualified mortgage was. it's been two years. we don't know what it is yet. so banks are reluctant to make loans, mortgages. try and get a mortgage these days. it's hurt the housing market. because dodd frank didn't anticipate putting in place the kind of regulations you have to have. it's not that dodd frank always was wrong with too much regulation. sometimes they didn't come out with a clear regulation. i will make sure we don't hurt the functioning of our market place and our businesses because i want to bring back housing and get good jobs. >> all right. i think we have another clear difference between the two of you. now let's move to health care where i know there is a clear difference. and that has to do with the affordable care act, obama care. and it's a two-minute new segment. two minutes each. you go first, governor romney. you want the affordable care act repealed, why? >> i sure do. well, in p