those are the values out here in the countryside, and those are wayne campbell's values. father of five runs a horse farm in the heart of the state. he says he is voting for mitt romney. >> i think he is the guy that can run the country. he understands cash flow. he understands, you know, the bottom line, the kind of thing we need in this country. he understands you did not spend more than you have. >> the 66-year-old is unhappy with the obama administration. he says there's too much regulation, the new health care reforms are too bureaucratic, and the tax system is too complicated. >> they do not understand how the day to day operations are. they do not understand here on the farm that, you know, the fuel at $4 a gallon mix it where it is not really profitable for me to cut hay and put it in the barn. >> just like wayne campbell, most people out in the countryside will vote for romney, but in the cities, it is a different story. we drove to the state capitol, richmond, to meet a 37-year-old who works for the government as an environmental expert. he and his neighbors wil

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm ken wayne.is off today. >>> president obama is scheduled to fry out of san francisco at 9:5 this morning -- to fly out of san francisco at 9:25 this morning. allie rasmus has more on the tee par chur. >> reporter: that's right -- departure. >> reporter: that's right. the president is scheduled to leave at 9:25 this morning. but preparations are in place for this motorcade. we don't know exactly what time they will be leaving the intercontinental hotel. we can tell you we've seen a couple dozen police officers go by. there's also some highway patrol officers stationed out in front of the hotel. there are street in the area that are closed to traffic. howard and fifth is where we are. it's shut down, you can see from fifth street to 4th street and then fifth street from mission to our left 679 supporters at the event, the -- supporters at the event, he told them -- >> we can't afford to roll back regulations on wall street or major polluters or insurance company. that's not a job's plan. that's no

i'm tori campbell. >> i'm ken wayne. dave clark is off.s a big mess being cleaned up in oak. protesters damaged banks, offices, even oakland city hall. that's where tara moriarty is cover egg the effort to try -- covering the effort to try to repair some of thosege dad buildings -- those damaged buildings. >> reporter: police were not able to catch anyone but you can see the damage is still lingering. these windows shattered out. around 7:15, demonstrators started to throw paint balls and smash windows, not only at the city hall, but the tribune office, the berkeley city lab office and three banks. the group of 200 people had gathered at frank ogawa earlier in the evening and they timed the rally to coincide with the anniversary of the previous violence. >> just because you have a nice car -- >> we -- >> we work hard for our money. >> we live in oakland and to see our hometown come to shambles like this. >> yeah. >> reporter: it remains to be seen how long how much it will -- it remains to be seen how much it will take to clean up all of t