buzzy, why not?wo weeks before the election. >> i think we have elections coming up that will change the face of the country, it is important for people continued continued to we're divided -- to understand we're deserved. we need leadership to bring this countrying in, we have always come together in times of need, stress and problems. we have big problems in this country, we don't need lack of leadership, we need someone to say there is no 99% there is no 1%, this is one nation. we have to create an environment with those less fortunate have all of the opportunities to become very fortunate, that is what this cun v country is about for some reason, we have a president, that is punishing these who become successful that is not the way that america works. neil: do you think it could boomerang on you. you know, i was looking at lee cooper man on this. and so many others. this is cream of the 1%, president might turn around, buzzy, and say, they are whining but i'm for you, i'm for you, the average com

. >> reporter: the most buzzy exchange came when the president responded with sarcasm to romney's charge that the navy fleet is too small. >> you mentioned the navy, for example, and that we have fewer ships that we did in 1916. well, governor, we also have fewer horses and bayonets because the nature of our military's changed. and so the question is not a game of battleship where we're counting ships. >> reporter: horses and bayonets became the top debate-related search on google. one other interesting note from last night, diane, take a look at this video after the debate. tagg romney, telling a radio host he talked about how he wanted to take a swing at the president for suggesting his father wasn't telling the truth. last night, tagg apologized to the president, who accepted his apology. diane? >> all right, jake, thank you, as you said the one-liner was his response about fewer horses and bayonets in the military now. viewers went crazy as jake reported writing online about horses and bayonets 60,000 times in 60 seconds. so we wondered exactly how many bayonets are still in military

. >> reporter: the most buzzy exchange came when the president responded with sarcasm to romney's charge that the navy fleet is too small. >> you mentioned the navy, for example, and that we have fewer ships that we did in 1916. well, governor, we also have fewer horses and bayonets because the nature of our military's changed. and so the question is not a game of battleship where we're counting ships. >> reporter: horses and bayonets became the top debate-related search on google. one other interesting note from last night, diane, take a look at this video after the debate. it's tagg romney, mitt romney's oldest son talking to president obama. you might remember a few days ago tagg romney after the second debate in which mr. obama went after his father said that sometimes he felt compelled to run down on stage and take a swing at the president. tagg romney, we're told by sources, apologized to the president last night, and the president accepted that apology. diane? >> all right, jake, thank you, as you said the one-liner of the night was his response about fewer horses and bayonets in

it's buzzy and funny and fits the narrative that obama has made about i know the new answers and complexities of the modern world and military, and you're stuck in the past. romney reminds a lot of people of a 1950s sitcom dad and this plays into that. you have this old school norman rockwell past guy and this looking to the future guy. >> it's a theme carried throughout the president's campaign, actually, forward. first question right out of the gate, bob schieffer asks about libya, and all the conservative in my twitter stream was so excited. then romney answered like this. >> governor romney, you said this was an example of an american policy in the middle east that is unraveling before our very eyes. >> with the arab spring came a great deal of hope that there would be a change towards more moderation and opportunity for greater participation on the part of women in public life and in economic life in the middle east, but instead we've seen in nation after nation a number of disturbing events. of course, we see in syria 30,000 civilians have been been killed by the military there. we see

very buzzy story. >>> we're going to turn -- sorry. we're going to turn to a major health care right now, breaking out in several states. meningitis. 35 cases so far. at least five people have died. the government blames contaminated steroid injections for back pain made at a plant in massachusetts. even though the plant has been shut down, the cdc is warning the outbreak can still get worse. dr. richard besser is here to explain. you worked at the cdc. why are they so worried it can spread? >> i talked to the lead investigator last night at the cdc. they're very worried about this. this product was sent to 75 clinics in 23 different states. as doctors contact those patients, they're going to find people with the disease that didn't even know they had it. >> what about this form of meningitis? >> you hear about meningitis. and you think about the outbreaks on college campuses, going person-to-person, very rapidly deadly. this is different. it's caused by a fungus, a mold that we're all exposed to. and it usually causes problems only in

. >> and next up, adorable, she's our sweet little buzzy bee.ee how cute you look, this is from wal-mart, and it's about $23. and she's got the cute little tutu on and of course, wings and the little enten nas. very sweet. >> and she's ready to buzz around the neighborhood. >> just like honey. >> and the dogs go with you. >> it's not just for kids. you've got to dress up the pets, too, and here are our dogs, this is mattingly who is a bumblebee. >> you take ott dogs out. i wonder how much trick-or-treat handy they could get. >> a costume from wal-mart. >> what's the name of the depositing. >> mattingly. >> and fight to put him in that? >>le he will do anything tore treats. >> clayton: he wants to hang out on tv. and this is our dachshund of course, got to be a hot dog, right. >> clayton: you saw him walking down the hallway, adorable. >> this is from wal-mart, $8 and it's adorable. >> how does it strap on, and around the bottom there and keeps him warn. our thanks to wal-mart and pa party city and disney store, oh, we have one more. >> this is e