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miracle, raindrop, biggs ocean or big sea, little gift, brave son or water dragon. online voting is open until october 30th. all right, now let's get a check of your wednesday weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins who has the weather channel forecast. good morning, bill. >> my submission of super villain didn't happen got rejected. maybe if it was just like super lyn. >>> tropical storm sandy has the chance of becoming a hurricane hitting jamaica today and cuba as we go throughout tonight and then near florida by the time we get to friday. the storm has intensified. it's a big, red, spinning blob on the map. this has all the indications of being a significant impact storm in his life span. it may not just be jamaica and cuba. the bahamas will be hit by a strong tropical storm. then florida gets brushed. then it will be a question of what happens on the east coast. anyone traveling sunday, monday, tuesday from north carolina to new england, it has the potential to curve out and bring it back towards new england next week. in the west we're still dealing with hit

the -- biggs -- biggs.>>> there's new information coming in about the bored he patrol agent, nicholas ivie. he apparently opened up fire on two of his co workers because he thought they were smugglessers. agents were in the area checking on a -- smugglers. agents were in the area checking on a sensor that went off. >>> new delays on the doping allegation against lance armstrong. parts say his behavior shows signs of drug doping. samples suggest that he used banned doping methods. those include taking blood out months before a race and reinjecting it to increase oxygen. armstrong maintains his innocence. >>> their backs with against the wall. what happened to the giants and the as in game two and what they have to do to extend their seasons. >>> and president obama coming to tan today to raise money for his re-election campaign. how much he's expected to bring in. >>> gas priceses broke another -- gas prices broke another -- gas broke another record overnight. -- gas prices broke another record overnight. >>

>> i think my honorable friend biggs important point. we've seen not just recorded crime fall by 60% from but also the crime survey showing crime falling by 6%. this is at a time where making difficult decisions about police funding but that combination of police reform, the changes we're making and tougher approach to criminal justice is seeing crime falling and public satisfaction with the police going up. >> last year, mr. speaker, the prime minister told a house that there was no reason why front-line police officer numbers need to go down. yet my constituency are telling me they're seeing fewer police on our streets. isn't the real truth, prime minister competitor 6800 fewer police officers since he came to power? >> what is happening is the number of neighborhood police officers has gone up by 2360 cents 2010. >> sir peter bell and. >> -- sir peter bone. >> last week planning commission was granted for a large retail ledger on derek land between my constituency and the corby constituency. it will create 2000 new jobs come have a la

well, one of the bigge makers of nsumer goods, procte & gamble, posted a 2% jump in sales. earnings were better than estimates, despite p&g losing market share on more than half of its product lines. erika miller reports. >> reporter: the results at procter & gamble weren't exactly "head and shoulders" above last year, but at last there was a "bounce". the world's largest consumer products company reported earnings that were ten cents a share above expectations. but revenues came in a little light at $20.7 billion, compared to nearly $22 billion last year. that said, many wall street analysts were pleased by the results. commodity costs fell, and the company was able to regain some of its lost market share. >> i think their execution has become a little bit better, so they've been smarter about where they take prices and where they cut prices and how they're marketing their products in certain categories. so that's helped stem some of the market share losses that have plagued them over the last couple of quarters. >> reporter: but he does not see much upside for the stock,

past fourence in the years, talking about the it.rnor's lack of ago when you were t dealwhat is the bigges political combat, you said russia. >> russia is a deal political foe. i said in the same paragraph, iran is the greatest national- security threat we face. >> before this debate, the showed the this as a .eally close race analysts say there was no clear- winner, that both candidates did well. they will be talking about all as they get back on the trail in swing states today. brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> bruce springsteen will give a charlottesville behalf of president obama's reelection campaign. become in charlottesville's downtown mall. tickets are required even though free.ent is stay with abc 7 for the latest race. presidential look for updates on our website, wjla.com. >> around prince george's the fort washington boy who entered an alford plea in the death of his two-year-old foster sister will be in court today. he will learn his fate after entering the plea last month. the 12-year-old was trust with manslaughter after girl died in july. an alford plea and acknowledged that t

gernment has allowed b businesses to getta bigg share of the market. crony capitalism. buthere is a positive sd as well. self-intest is the human impulse. weemper tat wit others. you are allowed to do whatever you want to d when your neighbor's land or the public square. we have vals of community, the common good. john: let's turn to business. with aowl money the puha attends figure out to it is in their lf-interest to not empty the bulls did make if we each take a dollar then we will never emp the bull. >> now they are cooperating. >> without government setting the rule. >> there are four people coming together we will operate beyond a result interest that is why the founding fathers ceted th country. john: but they lose customers. >> but that is what a govement does. the other formula is what about inequality? let's imagine we were part of a large family. have a cake we ave to share. the unimagined for sick of argument i am the stronger hard-working member so get it decent piece of cake. that is ne. will little kid has not worked as hard hgets a small piece that is un

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daily calle to ft o waosie orent obama 20 years ago president obama attended her wedding the we will bigge will dig into that. neil you talked about business leaders are pushing backrom presidmaolui evnn a j wan mr. otis and head of white castle. we will look at that and have fun with pickinon bl. th wh w attacked for supporting mitt romney, an african-american actress. she stood herround and she doubled down on it and we will talk about that. >>neil: thank you, eric. nd tmbas worried now about the win, and donor sources are talking, and wait until you hear what you are saying. >>neil: we hear the president's re-election attempt is sweating not so much because numbers on the polls show the presidenis fling bunone iselnghe eom ere idis publicking. charles gasparino on the story we do not hear. >>guest: i have a few sources, wall street gam that are involved in politics and one i d a conversation with abo thectofxd t t te performance. not just that. he, of course, is the chief political guru of obama. what he has realized, david axelrod, is that it is not just the debate. e debate was a sea

but nickelodeon segment, another reason romney was right to say no to that, one of the actors jason biggsbody at nickelodeon did anything about it. that also could have been a reason. good one. greg wants me to ask what he did in "american pie." i don't know. i never saw that. >> greg: you don't know what he did in "american pie"? >> dana: no. >> kimberly: don't answer that. >> greg: you should never know what happened there. >> dana: you told me to ask you. >> greg: i was joking. don't do it on the show. it's a family show. crazy person. empowering. to me this is et getting somebody to do something. now it means increasing the spiritual political social educational, gender, sexual abilities of everyone except short, white, males of european descent

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next on the run down, bob beckel one of the president's biggs supporters tell us how he saw it last nightter, megyn kelly and laura ingraham. kelly has some behind the scenes stuff. she is out in denver. is laura gloating today? we're coming right back. >> bill: impact segment tonight, as you saw in the talking points memo, some democrats are saying barack obama actually won the debate last night. not too many. it was clear to any honest observer that the president was off his game. while the governor was feisty. >> i'm sorry, jim, i'm going to stop the subsidy to pbs. i'm going to stop other things. i like pbs. i like big bird. i actually like you too. i'm not going to keep on spending money on things to borrow money from china to pay for. >> bill: can you explain, let's start with the 47% because neither charles nor i really -- we just don't get it it why didn't he use that? >> it's inexplicable to me. i mean, look, obama mailed in that debate last night. and romney was on his game. there is no question about it. now, whether that was because obama thought he was going to have an easy r

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bigge biggest geopolitical threat, you said russia. you seem to want to import the foreign policies of the 1980s. just like the social policies of the 1950s. you say you are not interested in duplicating what happened in iraq, but just a few weeks ago you said we should have more troops in iraq now. and the challenge we have -- i know you haven't been in a position to actually execute foreign policy, but ever time you have offered an opinion, you have been wrong. you said we should have gone into iraq despite there were no weapons of mass destruction. you said we should still have troops in iraq to this day. you indicated that we shouldn't be passing nuclear treaties with russia, despite the fact that 71 senator, democrats and republicans voted for it. you said first we should not have a time line in afghanistan. then you say we should. and now you say maybe, or it depends. which means not only were you wrong, but you were confusing and sending mixed messages to our troops and allies. what we need is strong, steady leadership, not wron

that 90 dollar level is a resistance level and bigg psychological level. they have been playing with it all day, getting it down there. i think afterwards down it goes. we have weak economy news coming out through many countries and i think it has now finally had its impact on crude and we're starting to come off because of it. liz: we're not coming off the lows at the moment, still down about 222 points for the dow jones industrials on a pretty historic day, of course 25 years ago that the stock market dropped dramatically. we're going to talk about that right now. gentlemen, great to see you. thank you for joining us on the floor show. we say the market is selling off today, but nothing like monday october 19th of 1987. today marks 25 years since the infamous black monday. okay, so to put this into perspective, you guys. the dow crashed nearly 23% in a single trading session. that was the worst single day percentage drop in history. the crash was the final day in a four-day 30% slide for the market. that nearly doubled the losses of 13% during the great

romney who has done more town halls than the president this year, tonight is his chance to clear his biggs hurled, convincing voters he can relate to average americans. town hall settings have not always shown romney as enthreat threatic. this moment in ohio back in march has become an attack line for the other side. >> i'm a senior in high school this year, going to go to college. this it is not cheap. i want to know what you are going to do with college tuition? >> you want to shop around. you don't want to have huge debts. i knee it would be popular for me to stand up and say i'm going to give you government money to make sure to pay for your college, i'm not going to promise that what i will tell you is shop around, get a good price. >> bad off-the-cuff moments like june 2011 in this visit to a tampa coffee shop, he attempted this bad joke while talking to unemployed voters. >> should also tell my story, i'm also unemployed. >> it worked there didn't work for the public. taking questions from a new hampshire crowd in january, romney argued his health care plan would argue competition a

next on the run down, bob beckel one of the president's biggs supporters tell us how he saw it last nightter, megyn kelly and laura ingraham. kelly has some behind the scenes stuff. she is out in denver. is laura gloating today? we're coming right back. welcome aboard! [ chuckles ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ honk! ] ♪ [ male announcer ] now you'll know when to stop. honk! ] the all-new nissan altima with easy fill tire alert. [ honk! ] it's our most innovative altima ever. nissan. innovation that excites. ♪ innovation that excites. ends columbus day. inventory clearance sale get 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save 10%, 20%, even 35% on a huge selection of simmons and sealy clearance mattresses. even get free delivery! don't miss 3 years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. the inventory clearance sale ends monday. superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> bill: impact segment tonight, as you saw in the talking points memo, some democrats are saying barack obama actually won the debate last

and this may be even bigge 69% felt the democratic party cares more about latinos, that's compared tofor republicans. so now you know. well, latinos are a very diverse group, especially in one of the most diverse cities in america. as our soledad o'brien is going to report, many mexicans find manhattan not only immigrant friendly but rich with opportunity. >> reporter: this store is called escondido, 00, but the mexican ware it is sells are no hidden secret. >> you see more and more products and cheese and ose kinds of artis nal products from mexico, see much more interest in mexican chocolate and the changing dmoem graphics of people demanding higher quality products. >> reporter: these high end chocolates and artifacts are so popular, they are not just fetching top dollar, escondido has begun accepting pest social. >> you have more mexicans, you have more pest social, only makes more sense to be able to accept them as way of providing a public service to the people who come to the shop. >> reporter: mexicans have also taken manhattan, moving in where puerto ricans and dominicans onc

to do the sort of work biggs the question how extensive is this? how much money to the campaigns have to develop a level that you are talking about? >> guest: it's expensive but they invest intelligently and will tell you that it should pay for itself. so, one of the benefits of micro targeting. if you can cut ten or 20% of your persuasion and the university smarter about who you should be talking to that is ten to 20% less of your mail budget, to 20 less of your budget there are campaigns that sort of by the microtargeting abs as something the out on to their male but but in that case it is an expense and may help them win votes or not. the campaigns that sort of build certain types of family exhort targeting into the earliest strategic projections should be smarter about how they spend all of their money because they are not sending preservation messages to people that already vote for the more people will never vote for them. they are sending the right messages to people citizen that we are not going to send every woman in message about abortion

everybody in the world knows that nobody is going to allow the very bigges commercial banks to go outf business. it will never. 2008 proved it. thia if they ever get in trouble the government will come in and rescue them. what does that mean for those banks? se means it allows them to borrow money more cheaply. anybody who lends them money knows they're always going to get paid off. in the worst case scenario they're going toget paid off. this gives them an inherent financial advantage over the small, regional commercial bank. which does not have that implied government guarantee. so those people are furious. they're furious that they have to compete against these gigantic monoliths that have the implicit backing of the u.s. government. then there's the other problem of corrtion. i hear all the time from hedge i funds, you know, these smaller guys who believe that some of the big investment banks are selling them out to even bigger hedge funds that are giving away information about their positions to even biggerlients so that somebody else can trade against them. or maybe the banks th

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. >> well, the proposals typically have a pro biggs on milk skimming on skimming off the healthiest seniors. i'll point beyond that, this idea has a long bipartisan history. a number of prominent democrats have supported it. it's only been in the past number of years coincidentally when a presidential candidate has happened that the democrats have unified in demagoguing the issue. but the problem is they don't have an alternative. when you ask them, how do you save medicare? they don't have an answer. what he did is take $17 billion to fund obama care which is going backwards if we're going to save that program. >> let's ask mr. sadler about this. what changes would you make to save cost? >> well, thank you for asking. but we don't have to change the programs. we don't have to. we have to make some hard decisions to keep them. and we can keep them for all of us. this is the promise we made to each other. that is promise that we made that our seniors would live with dignity and have hospitalization coverage. social security is a pretty easy fix. it really is. there are three options, one you