locals have left no stone unturned in search of the prize even in swamps and people. they have never found the golden carriage. in the local villages only a few elderly residents remain. i don't think more than a dozen young people live here. pensions only income twice a week they come to the bus stop to wait for a shop trailer this time the mobile shop is late and instead of the residents are greeted by cossacks approaching on the horizon. welcome with bunches of flowers. such handsome horse. hello there. comes close on the heels of the cossacks the old people form a queue to buy the basic necessities of life but it's the pork you order to see if you're. stopping here on their journey to paris will be the topic of many conversations for a long time to come nothing so exciting has ever happened here like such a long way to paris it might be difficult to travel on horseback there. on the fifteenth day of the journey the cossacks have made it to poland in two weeks they've covered the same distance as russian troops did during this two month long pursuit of me. in decem

. >> the charles county sheriff's office and the detectives are leaving no stone unturned. they're pursuing every bit of information, every lead and every tip that comes in. >> that ra james exercises on the trail. she tells me it's peaceful. >> we've walked before and we've never had problems. >> now, we showed the composite sketch to people in this community. no one told me that they recognized the suspect. tonight, the husband is in serious but stable condition. the detectives will continue to ask him questions. meanwhile, the reward has tripled to 15,0$15,000 for information that leads to an arrest and what police describe as an indictment. live here in waldorf, maryland, i'm shomari stone. >> a teenager killed on her way to school. the 15-year-old was hit by a car while crosses zech lanes of traffic this morning. grief counselors were called in to help stents cope. back at the scene, christine's mother made a plea to other kids. >> i just want all of the kids out here walking the school and making sure that they're careful and pay attention to their surroundings. this

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. >> but unturned -- unpaid favor those with connections. >> this audience looks prosperous. [laughter] >> if your family makes 500,000 per year maybe day work unpaid internships and pay their rent. >> there are students whose parents are willing to support them with the unpaid internip. but people like me put themselves through college and put money away. and put the savings into the opportunity to do the unpaid internship. to say those students have support now we don't allow the opportunity at all? that obs young people of the opportunity to follow their dreams. john: my intern's said i look -- learn more from you and college. how many of you learned more internships than college? [laughter] that does not say much for college said it is a great deal. >> i am not steven greenhouse they could be educational. we are a law-abiding society. in the official labor department rules, if in turns are engag with productive work, filing work, filing, clerical work work, assisting customers customers, they may be receiving benefits does not exclude them from being paid john: i don't kn

. >> she brilliantly framed it in a book that leave no stone unturned in that argument and she does it from being a legal scholar and being an extraordinary activist and public thinker. i think there are contributors like michelle alexander and others, all of, brought into my film because i want to sort of make a definitive portrait right now of where we are in the overwhelming need to reform the drug war. if i made this film several years ago, we were all fighting for this issue and we were a lot more in the wilderness. it was much harder to get traction. but when you see people from the right and the left, for reasons having to do with fiscal conservancy on the one hand or him is among the other, they're all collapsing down on this war on drugs and saying this is the primary human rights crisis we face in america. this is a thing that is a giant hole in the ground. i am told you cannot stop this because a prison industrial complexes such a big business. it is not a business. don't tell me it is a business. because it does not add to the gdp. like a casino, it redistributes wealth fro

that could be what we see as a negotiation table unturned. shannon: we know you will be on it every night. megyn will be here on "america live". we also have new questions about campaign rhetoric and the race to the white house. did team obama mislead about governor romney's position on immigration? we have the tape and we will have the debate. eleven days after sandy hits. whole communities are still in shambles. after suffering a punch from the hurricane and this week's nor'easter, are they a little too quick to take credit for the response? we will talk to the people who are still devastated with the recovery efforts. >> these people are staying in their homes. they are not leaving their houses. there is nothing going on. my house is $292,000. i don't know how to replace it shannon: nearly two weeks after superstorm sandy, hundreds of thousands are in the cold without power and asking when the so-called aftermath will ever and. gas rationing adding the frustrations today. it is now with unturned in effect in new york and new jersey. driver

the aides say they want do leave no stone unturned in the search for last-minute voters.lican has ever won the white house without first winning ohio. and ohio has voted for every president since 1960. the president has visited ohio 20 times this year alone. he makes it a point to hammer governor romney's opposition to the bailout of the auto industry a major employer in that state. governor romney claims the president mishandled the bailout. now the news live from columbus this afternoon. word of the early voting looked like a mad dash? >>reporter: it did for a while in franklin county. these votes are voting for visual balance in case this is question about the address or registration. this line before 2:00 snaked all the way out the door and folks in front, law enforcement and people with election offices were announcing they had two minutes or less to get in the line so there was literally a mad dash to get in line to cast their vote early. as it turns out it was a naturalize the russian immigrant who was last if line in franklin county. >> i am excited. i feel like a

for mitt romney, you will leave no stone unturned to get out as many votes as can you.ve it put your arms around glenn beck, john sununu, donald trump, then that's what you do. >>> still ahead, voter suppression in action. pictures from florida and ohio show some people waiting four, five, six hours in line. just to vote. it's exactly what republicans want. but democrats are fighting back. >>> plus, more from my exclusive interview with president obama. he talks about his fate and what keeps him going when the race gets tight. you're watching a special edition of "politicsnation," live from democracy plaza in rockefeller center. i'm only in my 60's... i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all st

they will leave no stone unturned. if there are another shoes to drop, more revelations that, come out as part of congress' investigation into not only petraeus and allen in the extramarital affairs potentially or extramarital implications but this parallel story about the benghazi attack on september 11th which had been boiling in the minds of republicans for a long time. something they saw as an attempt by obama to stonewall here. >> >> jennifer: interesting the most difficult of this may be the affront to congress rather than affront to one's own wedding vows. phillip ewing of politico. thank you so much for coming inside "the war room." thanks for your insight. the petraeus scandal has also got the potential of ruining reputations of everybody involved and for that side of the story, we're going to sacramento and to crisis communications expert roger salazar. roger is the managing director of mercury a public strategy firm. he was a spokesman for president clinton. roger, welcome inside "the war room." >> thanks fo

he doesn't want to leave any stone unturned. this race is razor thin right now.there's one thing that could turn somebody at the last second, governor romney is going to be out there and he's going to try to push the election to those voters. >> let's talk to john about the enthusiasm here. we have had -- at the cnn poll that came out today, enthusiasm was tied. 70%, very enthusiastic about going out and casting their votes on the republican side, same on the democratic side. >> it's fascinating, we've been talking so long about that enthusiasm gap. you look at the early vote numbers, they're actually up from where they were in 2008. here's one difference, can you see it in those two closing argument speeches. a lot of romney's enthusiasm, 37% was primarily about the opposing president obama rather than being primarily in favor of their candidate. it's only 12% of president obama supporters say they're against mitt romney. you saw those two speeches, mitt romney was running against president obama's record. and president obama in with a wash going back to where i

you never want to feel you left any stone unturned. >> new hampshire four electoral votes.t obama could make all of the difference. >> should people stay up late or wake up early? >> staying up late makes a little more sense. we will know about ohio 10:30, 11:00 at night you will have a general friend by 10:30, 11:00. anybody watching now would probably be served to try to stay up a little late. >> we will hold you to it. >> thousands of people still don't have power or water after super storm sandy. but they can vote. the question is will they? it is your last chance to answer the question for the day. what is driving you to the polls today? not the 4-wheel drive. what is inspiring you to vote. we are reading your e-mails next. >> my wife is driving me to the polls later today. we are going to vote at new jersey at 10:30. of course it is election day. coming up we have senator kelly iot from new hampshire. don't the american people deserve answers on what happened in benghazi from the president before we vote? the meter is running. rob portman standing by talking about why

prove its witnesses, victim's word against the accused, but they are now all leave nothing stone unturned try to get to the truth of just how widespread this problem was back then. >> dan rivers with an eye on the scandals that are stacking up. dan, thank you. >>> remembering our war heroes. a 93-year-old vet is guest of honor at a symphony to hear music he created during world war ii. and cnn's cameras are there. ♪ [ applause ] the potential of freescale unlocked. nyse euronext. unlocking the world's potential. to investing with knowledge. the potential of td ameritrade unlocked. nyse euronext. unlocking the world's potential. hi victor! mom? i know you got to go in a minute but this is a real quick meal, that's perfect for two! campbell's chunky beef with country vegetables, poured over rice! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. >>> good morning, everyone. mortgage rates moving to historic lows. take a look here. for an entire. this is what you'll experience if you win the quicken loans skip-a-year mortgage sweepstakes. up to five winners will get to skip a

he doesn't want to leave any stone unturned. this race is razor thin right now.ere's one thing that could turn somebody at the last second, governor romney is going to be out there and he's going to try to push the election to those voters. >> let's talk to john about the enthusiasm here. we have had -- at the cnn poll that came out today, enthusiasm was tied. 70%, very enthusiastic about going out and casting their votes on the republican side, same on the democratic side. >> it's fascinating, we've been talking so long about that enthusiasm gap. you look at the early vote numbers, they're actually up from where they were in 2008. here's one difference, can you see it in those two closing argument speeches. a lot of romney's enthusiasm, 37% was primarily about the opposing president obama rather than being primarily in favor of their candidate. it's only 12% of president obama supporters say they're against mitt romney. you saw those two speeches, mitt romney was running against president obama's record. and president obama in with a wash going back to where it

. >> there is no stone left unturned when it comes to coverage of the election.hey preferred at wendy's. another hour of news starts right now on this wednesday morning. all of the one of the coolliest campaigns in u.s. history ends with president obama getting four more years. our brianne carter is live at the white house with reaction from both of the candidates. >> plus, our john gonzalez live at national harbor, where maryland gamble and

he made sure no stone was left unturned. >> definitely excited, but we have a lot of work to go to get it done nationally. >> reporter: despite his passions for equal rights he knows the issues don't sit well with his teammates. center matt birk spoke out against gay marriage in his homestate of minnesota, but ayanbadejo says this issue helped them become closer. >> he does so much in the community, nfl man of the year, but i think this is just one issue where he's wrong, but that's not going to change the way i feel about matt birk, still love him to death and fight with him every day on practice and every day sunday. >> reporter: although ayanbadejo isn't gay himself he learned to embrace diversity at a young age growing up in california. so for him yesterday's vote is the biggest win of his career. >> i feel like i won the super bowl or something. all my friends e-mailed me, tweeted, texted and called and saying congratulations, you did such a good job, but i feel that i just did the right thing. >> brendan has been working with vikings kicker chris kluwe and former new orleans line

in her words, that's a big stone left unturned if petraeus doesn't come up here and tell members of congress what he knew about what went on in benghazi, so that's where it started. then late yesterday, members of the senate intelligence committee met and decided it was imperative to invite him. dianne feinstein told our ted barrett that petraeus has said he will come talk to the senate intelligence committee. when, it is not nailed down. feinstein hoped it could happen as soon as friday, but we don't know. but it is important to emphasize that she and her fellow republican on the committee, they both emphasized to us that this is simply and strictly going to be testimony about benghazi. they are not going to go there on the e-mails and the scandal that led to his resignation on friday. however, i'll take you to what's going to happen today and that is the house intelligence committee, at least the top two member, are going to get a briefing from the fbi about what led to their investigation. how it went on because that's another subplot going on here, and that is members of congress are ver

sending the president there just to try and nail it down because they don't want to leave any stone unturned you get a sense of growing confidence in the obama camp. they feel like they're going to be okay. >> well, and here is the reason why. of all these battleground states, the president needs to win just three in order to win a second term to get 271 electoral votes and those are nevada where there are six votes, wisconsin where there are ten and here in ohio, there are 18. and winning just those three of all these battle grounds gets you to 271 in a very narrow win, but that's what would do it for him and they feel very good about those three states. >> assuming they hold pennsylvania. >> that's true. that is a big point right there. >> i think there's a sense that florida might be moving in romney's direction. structurally, that's always been the most problematic of the battleground states for obama. and if i were betting, i would bet romney carries florida. >> and we're hearing from the romney side that there's a bit of a head fake there. >> it may be. what a lot of strategists have t

chance to give them his trip report which is really crucial as one senator told me, a big stone left unturned. >> and got another question i need to ask, the star person in this entire day, whether it is the senate or the house intelligence committee hearings is general petraeus. normally we get some kind of view of people walking into these meetings, walking out of these meetings, whether they stop for the cameras or not is up it them. today however nothing. we never saw him anywhere. that is unusual. >> it is unusual. not for lack of trying, i can tell you that, ashleigh. at the beginning you showed the various cameras around and that's not the half of it. there are cameras all over the capitol complex, not just ours, our competitors as well trying to get a picture of david petraeus. we're still trying. we believe he is still sort of down the hall behind me on the senate 150id. we have a member of the armed services committee coming up so i should toss it back to you. let me tell you something fast. the interesting thing is that david petraeus did at the beginning address the fact that he h

it may make candidates feel better to feel they have left no stone unturned, but it is like trying toill a foul ball fair at this point, holding another rally. i think the strategies either worked or it hasn't. and that's where we are with election day. the voters get to decide. it is somewhat out of the candidates' hands at this point. >> smart for mitt romney to campaign today? stephanie cutter of the obama campaign made the argument that by going to a swing state, you take staff away from knocking on doors and driving people to the polls when you come and visit. that's why she said it wasn't smart. >> i think that could be true for president obama. for mitt romney, he has to go out there to demonstrate to his core supporters he's out there, he's fighting, he's going to put blood, sweat and tears in the last day because the truth is that if mitt romney does win, it is going to be very, very narrow. certainly when you look at a lost t lot of the state polls, mitt romney has something to prove. he has to show scrap. he's the one who has to energize his supporters to be sure they turn

stumping for votes, the candidates leave no stone unturned.st virginia, romney was heckled. >> what about the climate? that's what caused the storm. >> reporter: he did some heckling of his own against the president. >> the president said he was going to consider putting in place a secretary of business. i don't think that what we need is another government bureaucrat that supposedly knows something about job creation. i think it would be helpful to have a president that actually understands job creation. >> reporter: as the president did in green bay, vegas, and boulder. fresh from hurricane sandy, he talked unity. >> there's no democrats or republicans dung a storm. just fellow americans. >> reporter: but minutes after he profiled bipartisan, he launched some attacks of his own. >> governor romney's been using all of his talents as a salesman, to dress up the very same policies that failed our country so badly. the very same policies we've been cleaning up after over these last four years. >> reporter: the president is heralding endorsements

she told me that that would be a very big stone left unturned if he doesn't come.nd she said that she is going to discuss right behind these doors in the next couple of hours with the other members of the senate intelligence committee, calling him as soon as this friday morning, calling david petraeus as soon as this friday morning to discuss what he learned at -- during his trip to benghazi, all of the information that he has at his disposal about what happened and didn't happen that led to that deadly attack. so that is a one development that has happened. the other thing is, i should just kind of paint you the picture of what is happening here, there is, as you can imagine, a new frenzy of activity with regard to david petraeus, with regard to general allen and all of this surrounding it. and a frenzy of meetings as well. and just moments ago i ran into the ranking republican of the intelligence committee, saxby chambliss, walking down this hallway to have a private meeting with the acting cia director michael morell, doing that with dianne feinstein. that's a m

deal of scrutiny in this investigation of course and the fbi wants to make sure no stone is left unturned to make sure no crime, you know, has been committed. that there really in fact no national security breach. you heard the president say repeatedly yesterday about this being continually under investigation. so the investigation really does continue. and again, i think it is important to know whether or not a breach did occur. martha: yeah. you know, i'm curious what president bush what his reaction would have been. you worked with him for a long time. if he found out there was an ongoing investigation into his cia director all summer and for some reason that information was withheld from him until days after the election? >> again it's hard, now you're asking me to speculate about what the reaction would have been. i think he would have been surprised. given the relationship he and i enjoyed every many years beginning our days in texas i think i can read him pretty well. again this is information, someone, who at the end of the day is accountable to the american people. is accountable

the polls just opening right now in hawaii, and the candidates are leaving really no stone unturned.awaii today, jon, but they're still campaigning a lot trying to get that final push to get that final vote out, because every vote matters. jon: i'd like to be headed to hawaii, it's cold outside here in new york! jenna: we're glad you're with us, i'm jenna lee. jon: and i'm jon scott. the candidates have cast their own ballots, now it's up to all the rest of us. after campaigning for more than a year and spending billions of dollars in a hard-fought battle for the white house. president obama and his republican challenger, governor mitt romney, were in a virtual nationwide tie going into election day. voters, battered by a weak economy, facing a stark choice between two fundamentally different visions of the country's future. chris wallace is the anchor of fox news sunday, he joins us now. you say both of these campaigns are convinced, excuse me, that they're going to win it? >> yeah, it was very interesting yesterday, and good morning -- or, i guess, good afternoon. jon: we're just p

no stone is left unturned and we will find out who is responsible and brought to justice. >> congressmanes landevin. thank you so much. >>> still ahead, tragedy averted at a movie theater showing a new twilight movie, what police say a 20-year-old was planning. >>> congressional leaders on both sides of the aisle called white house negotiations on the fiscal cliff constructive. does that mean we may avoid it? not so fast. msnbc your place for politics. with the spark cash card from capital one, olaf gets great rewards for his small business! pizza! [ garth ] olaf's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! helium delivery. put it on my spark card! [ pop! ] [ garth ] why settle for less? great businesses deserve great rewards! awesome!!! [ male announcer ] the spark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with 2% cash back or double miles on every purchase, every day! what's in your wallet? i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male a

feinstein told me she believes that there is a big stone left unturned if they don't talk to petraeusoing to happen? earlier today she told me it would happen as early as friday. just now she said they have to wait to talk to him first about when he can come, but they're hoping it will be soon. that is the news here. one other thing that's interesting that there's a lot of anger on capitol hill that members of the intelligence committee at least what they call the big four, chair and ranking members of the house and senate intelligence committee weren't briefed at all about this investigation of david petraeus as it was going on. saxby chambliss, top republican, told ted barrett they are getting a briefing from number two at the fbi about why that didn't happen. we expect something similar on the house side tomorrow. >> they take oversite responsibilities seriously. dana, thanks for that. >>> days after general david petraeus stepped down as the cia director, the investigation that uncovered his affair put a cloud over another four star general, john allen. petraeus and allen, two top

the race is down to enthusiasm and turnout, you don't leave any stone unturned.y're predictable states. there's really no surprises there. >> might not help but can't hurt, right? >> can't hurt. this fantasy about pennsylvania, we could talk about it all day. but with almost a 1 million voter registration difference in favor of democrat, i think pennsylvania is still a fantasy for romney. >> why did the president send bill clinton there today to campaign in pennsylvania? >> because you want to make sure that everybody in pennsylvania knows that you love them and that their vote matters. but that's different than whether you think they're actually going to vote for the other guy. this firewall has been very consistent of ohio, wisconsin and iowa and nevada, this kind of firewall that the obama campaign has been looking at. and it's been so consistent actually for the last three or four months of a significant enough obama campaign lead that they feel confident that those are the states that are going to -- >> this is the firewall of wisconsin, iowa and ohio -- >>