the marines went missing after being in boesh, meyer defied his orders in order to save his comrades. for his actions that day president barack obama awarded meyer the medal of honor on september 15th, 2011. meyer was also inducted into the hall at the pentagon and honored with a parade. since then, meyer has raised more than a million dollars to help send the children of wounded marines to college. finally, as you have all seen him he is the author of into the fire a firsthand account of the most extraordinary battle in the afghan war. leading authorities is very proud to represent dakota meyer and now want to show you a video and hear a little bit more about dakota and his story. >> it's kind of frustrating because everybody wants to get an interview about the worst day of your life. >> it was a straightforward mission that than 21-year-old sergeant dakota meyer had been signed that day. meyer awaited anxiously by the vehicles as their team began a patrol of the village on foot. as they approached, the lights in the village blank dolph. all hell broke loose. more than 50 insurgents

. >>> issues like boeshs highlighting the role that this gender gap is playing in the presidential racethat, republican strategist anna navarro and sandra fluke who made hldz in support of her testimony for contraception for women. let's take a look at the latest polls. this shows president obama leading among women by nine points. mitt romney among men by ten points. now, according to the "new york times", nick silver, as a matter of fact, the gender split is really historic when you look at this, so if only women voted, president obama, he would win by a landslide. if only men voted, romney would have a huge advantage. i want to start off with you, anna, first of all. social issues like abortion, when you hear murdock and you hear some of the folks talking about abortion, how does that play? how does that actually play into the campaign and specifically the kind of support that mitt romney is trying to generate from female voters? >> look, i think it plays both ways depending on your views. i think we can all agree that men and women have different views on social ishdz, including abo

office is correct that he remains a weak incumbent but in the reelection he's not clinton in '96 or boesh if you look at the numbers and 04. therefore he is somewhat a gullible and i wonder if you could have done more. i keep saying romney should do this agenda. i suspect the democrats have been more solid in their support of president obama. they've been less critical in public but if i were a democrat who wished him well from the outside i might have thought he should be doing more to lay out a positive agenda because i think that he is not some risk now looking like an incumbent who is trying to starter to victory by discrediting his part of the 50.1% of the electorate and it might work one is granted able to discredit the other, but i think he is giving more running room than i would have expected. if you told me what what had happened in the last two weeks i would have thought the numbers would have been worse. >> appear on this side we have a question. there is a microphone coming over to you. just give your name and organization. >> stephanie with the financial times. i am just cur