i'm joined by brian moran, chairman of the democratic party of virginia. also cory stewart, the chairman of the prince william board of county supervisors, also a republican candidate for lieutenant governor there. let's start off, gentlemen, with listening to some sound from undecided voters in virginia. this is after the vice presidential debate on thursday. take a listen. >> i think the -- what was it, 23 million people are unemployed. i think that that's a big statistic, especially for young grads, especially young college grads. >> both have packages to create jobs. however, the jobs that are going to be created by president obama and vice president joe biden are going to be ones that are immediate jobs. >> all right, cory, let's start there. will president obama actually be able to create more jobs in virginia immediately if he is reelected? >> well, the fact of the matter is people are really nervous about the economy. and there is just no confidence in the obama and the administration to create jobs. they haven't been able to do it in the past four

there are no -- not one, if you talk to brian moran. mitt romney voting, there are no -- i've already done it. obama, george allen voters. there are no such thing. about there are m.i.t. romney -- mitt romney-tim kaine voters. virginia is so key. >> cameron and mark, thank you both. >>> we'll be back with another update on hurricane sandy after this. anncr: it's said that character is what we do... when we think no one is looking. mitt romney: believe that they are victims. anncr: mitt romney thought no one was looking when... he attacked forty-seven percent of americans. his companies shipped jobs overseas. his plan cuts millionaires' taxes, but raises yours. he'll voucherize medicare... and make catastrophic cuts to education. so remember what romney said... and what his plan would do. president obama: i'm barack obama and... i approve this message. athat's what the plan georgeand allen supports... would cost our economy. newspapers called it "economically destructive." like allen's votes to give tax breaks to companies... that ship j

so joining us is brian moran. he is coming to us from washington, d.c.nia went blue last election, and chairman moran is trying to keep that it way. brian welcome inside "the war room." >> thank you very much. and might i say to you, thank you so much for joining us in the commonwealth and virginia democrats would love to have you return as soon as possible. >> jennifer: well, thank you. when i was there two weekends ago there was a lot of great energy with these polls that have come out since being a bit of a mixed bag. i'm wondering if you can tell our viewers what is the vealing on the ground? >> it continues to be very exciting. just to follow up on your presentation. all along we have felt confident in virginia because of the grown game. we have a superior ground game. it is the largest we have ever seen in virginia history. it actually surpasses that in 2008. so we feel real good. we are located in every region of virginia and almost every community of the commonwealth. we have personnel, volunteers so we are getting the vote out and we'll deliver

. >> reporter: virginia democratic party chairman brian moran, brother of the congressman, opposed any voter misconduct and said patrick is a good kid who in this instance made a mistake. we're still waiting for comment from congressman moran on this now criminal investigation of his campaign. jim? >> thank you, tom. >>> the search is under way in the district for a toyota camry that was seen leaving a deadly daytime shooting. investigators say someone shot a man near the corner of 36th street and benning road in northeast. they're not calling it a drive-by, but police are telling us they're looking for a black camry with tinted windows and pennsylvania license plates. they believe two people were in the car. the victim has not been identified. >>> the "washington post" made it official, the newspaper is endorsing president obama in the presidential race. and they also endorsed obama in 2008. former secretary of state colin powell said he is still a republican, but he plans to vote for barack obama a second time. powell told cbs this morning he respects mitt romney, but thinks he has b

. >> reporter: virginia democratic party chairman brian moran, brother of the congressman, issued a statement opposing any voter misconduct. and he said patrick is a good kid who in this instance made a mistake. now, we just checked again, still no comment from jim moran on this investigation. jim, back to you. >> thanks, tom. >>> there's more about this, tom. virginia attorney general is now involved in the criminal investigation into possible voter fraud in the commonwealth. a contractor hired to conduct voter registration drives for the republican party was charged last week with tossing out completed voter registration forms. that man faces charges in rockingham county. that contractor's parent company is already under investigation in florida for more than 200 allegations of voter fraud. >>> a reminder, the news4 iteam wants to hear about you about any other voting problems that may develop between now and election day. call our tip line at 202-885-444, or e-mail us at tips@news4.com. >>> more on the forecast. we start talking about the cone of uncertainty. it's never a good thing. but t

of the independent insurance agents and look at virginia as a swing state with larry sabato and brian moran and the chairman of the virginia campaign. the swing state of virginia is the focus of "washington journal." this morning of the focus was on the state of new hampshire. >> we have been taking a look at those nine swing states that hold the keys to the election and today we put the spotlight on the state of new hampshire. the small state up there in the northeast corner holding four collect oral votes. right now it's the unemployment rate is 5.7% and president obama won the state into thousand eight with 9%. the executive director of the institute -- he is joining us from manchester. let's begin with tough issues for new hampshire voters. >> before i get started, i wanted to thank c-span and congratulate them on 15 years being on the air. it has been a very new book valuable resources -- a very valuable resource. we are a swing states. four electoral votes. it sounds like a small number but if al gore had won the four votes, he would have become president. they are very important. thi

moran. and changing for everybody by late tuesday. we'll tell you how. first, we have to check in. >> that's right, frankie, brian. welcome back to eyewitness news this morning. the time is 9:00. i'm phil. >> i'm ann. lotsta to talk about the next half hour -- lots to talk about the next half hour, obviously a huge weekend in the bay area, san francisco and in particular, i get to -- got to spend time at the emergency operations center. they have been planning here in the year to make sure everything runs smoothly. >> and that is not just france. i mean we have stuff going in the peninsula and the rock'n'roll rundown in san jose and we have it's going to turn out l. i can't say the same thing. >> we had a wild night. >> and they got crazy saturday night. the violence broke out this morning and police say about 2 this morning. several people got into a brawl at broadway and on montgomery street. one person and the 23-year-old man was punched in the face and knocked unconscious and take tonight hospital. and his injuries are life threatening. investigators say the man who punched him drove away in a white car. >> an

moran leave kentucky for campaign events in the midwest. vice president biden has a campaign mailing wisconsin tomorrow and congressman brian has first to ohio for rallies tomorrow and saturday. then it is up to minnesota for a fundraiser and he returns to his home state of wisconsin on sunday. >> four years ago, we went through the worst financial crisis since the great depression. lanza jobs were lost. the auto industry was on the brink of collapse, the financial system had frozen up. and because of the resilience and determination of the american people, we've begun to find her way back. >> the president is a view similar to the view he had been around for years ago, but a bigger government, spending more, taxing work, by deleting more, trickle-down government would work. that is not the right answer for america. i'll restore the vitality to get america working again. >> the economic club of washington this morning hosted a group of political journalists in tonight's presidential debate and talking about the state of the presidential race. we'll hear from mike allen of "politico," chris wallace of fox news in judy woodruff of pbs. [inaudi