shoppers around dayton, ohio. all heading in our direction. -- showers around dayton, ohio.ll heading in our direction. skies are clear right now. the winds are called. temperatures had a chance to drop off last night. not cold enough to frostbite one of the coldest mornings we have seen since the spring time. 41 in frederick. near the water, a little warmer. today, and the demise. a mixture of sunshine with a few clouds. it will warm up fast. high clouds between 71 and 76. sunrise this morning at 6:57. chances of rain tonight and during the day tomorrow. not a widespread washout to to reach him but some hit and miss rain showers during the day tomorrow. high near 78. a couple living in showers on thursday. the weekend is kind of a question. it's like chance for a bit of rain on saturday and sunday. high temperatures thing in the mid 70's. >> thank you. 47 degrees at the airport. another controversial call you have to seek a bully. -- to see to believe. >> a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. [ male announcer ] airtran airways is having a sale. which mean

they didn't know anything about him that he was born in 1872 in dayton, ohio, graduated. so the learned the first lesson every write er must learn, you'll learn it the hard way or start from the beginning. don't be with afraid, tear it up, start over again. or go in and say i have got to move this, i have got to change this. the formal word gets revision. you'll revise and revise until you figure, i can't revise anymore and send it to the editor, we have lots of revision with this. revising is 90 percent of writing. i wrote that very first book in 1971. it didn't get published until 1982. no i don't have to work on books that long anymore. but that first one, learn how to rewrite, restructure, move things. i have written many more biographies. i have learned the most important thing, you must tell a good story, character, setting, action, and idea. you have it in fiction as well as non fiction. some where along the line we were taught that non fiction is simply facts. it is not truth. facts wrapped around a story. facts put in a story. let's go back to that porch again, t

jan crawford is with governor romney in dayton tonight. jan? >> reporter: well, scott, romney is in the buckeye state two days this week, and with good reason. no republican has won the white house without winning ohio. >> how in the world can people say they want four more years of president obama? we can't afford four more years of president obama! ( cheers and applause ) >> reporter: romney has based his campaign on the economy, but if ohio, the economic picture has been improving. after hitting a high of 10.6% three years ago, unemployment has been at 7.2% for three straight months. the national average is 8.1%. outside dayton, romney also talked about how his plan to pursue new trade agreements will help people in the state. >> the people in ohio can sell products anywhere in the world, and we can compete with anywhere in the world. i'm not afraid of trading with other nations. i understand that when we trade and when other nations trade on a fair basis we will complete, we will win, we'll raise wages here, we'll create jobs. >> reporter:

i'm from dayton, ohio. i know what those auto plants meant.'t make automobiles in dayton, they supplied parts. they supplied radios. they supplied electronics. it wasn't just general motors and chrysler. even ford that didn't take money said we would have probably had to go out of business because we would not have been able to hang in with the suppliers. there wouldn't have been suppliers. i think they made it very clear. and the reason african-americans are not feeling mitt romney is because jobs are extremely important to us. right now in detroit, another town i've lived in 20 years, people are back to work because of barack obama saved the auto industry. not the level they'd like to, but in the right direction. >> two of tonight's featured speakers are former bain capital employees randy johnson and s cindy ewing. they've both appeared on this show to talk about the record. watch this. >> to me it's simple. it's profits before people. i don't think he's in touch for the reality of what it means to be on the shop floor. he's never been a ma

the democratic national convention was the big news, but there was also some breaking news out of daytonday where this morning republican presidential candidate john mccain introduced the world to his third wife. actually, no, wait, i'm sorry, that's his running mate, sarah palin, the freshman governor of alaska and star and producer of the emmy winning "30 rock." no, i'm sorry -- the star of the emmy winning "will & grace." no, i'm sorry, it's actually the mild-mannered yet troubled librarian from every cinemax movie. obviously. >> i'm up late. >> jon: so obviously, senator john mccain has made an enormous amount over barack obama's lack of experience. which seems curious that the 72-year-old four to five time face-cancer guy would choose a running mate whose resume appears to be more suited for a "northern exposure" reunion show. i don't know why that would be, so let's find out from governor palin. why? >> and, of course, senator hillary clinton, who showed such determination and grace in her presidential campaign. but it turns out the women of america aren't finished yet, and we can

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and especially here in dayton? we believe in peace through strength.t means not getting our military. not shutting down the lineup. that means a peace through strength doctrine. i see army right there. i saw a navy guy over there. and i see someone from air force here. thank you for your service. we will honor you and we will have a strong national security. and that means job security in ohio as well. [applause] this is the moment where the moment and of the man our meeting. we need leadership. we need someone who will be honest with our problems. who will not blame other people for the next four years, who will take responsibility. but will actually fix things. that is this man right here. when his country calls and they ask them to save -- you left what he was doing and he saved it. this is a man who knows how the economy works because he has created over 10,000 jobs. you know what, by the way, i think it is a good thing that he is a successful businessman. being successful in business is something that we want. we are proud of people's success. we

>>shepard: john roberts live on the scene just north of dayton. we will have streaming live coverage of the romney event at foxnews.com. the federal government said is still holding 167 detainees at guantanamo bay. dozens of them could get out soon. intelligence officials say some of those men are likely to rejoint terror groups with extra notoriety because of their time at guantanamo bay. what does that mean? we will get to that. more than 100 presidents, prime ministers, kings and the like, fighting for the attention at the u.n. general assembly. thank goodness jonathan hunt is almost always also there. you will decide which category he fits. you decide. [ female announcer ] e-trade was founded on the simple belief that bringing you better technology helps make you a better investor. with our revolutionary e-trade 360 dashboard you see exactly where your money is and what it's doing live. our e-trade pro platform offers powerful functionality that's still so usable you'll actually use it. and our mobile apps are the ultimate in wherever whenever

the airport just outside of dayton. mitt romney and paul ryan this afternoon here on c-span 3. >> i am proud of my high school and a half to give a shout out to the people back here. -- i have to give a shout out to the people back here. president mitt romney will turn the economy around so people will be able to join our economy and they will make a difference. i have a question for you, who is going to turn the economy around and create jobs? >> mitt romney! >> who was going to build up our national security? who is going to make us proud? and who are we going to greet with a warm welcome? >> romney! >> glad you are here today. >> thank you. in just a moment, we are going to walk on the next president of the united states, governor romney. i am so proud of this ticket. that me tell you i am also proud of paul ryan. i wore my miami university tie. here is what we have to do. we know the race is going to come down to the wire. we have always known it is going to be close. it is going to come down to last. it is going to

jan crawford is with governor romney in dayton tonight. jan? >> reporter: well, scott, romney is in the buckeye state two days this week, and with good reason. no republican has won the white house without winning ohio. >> how in the world can people say they want four more years of president obama? we can't afford four more years of president obama! >> reporter: romney has based his campaign on the economy, but if ohio, the economic picture has been improving. after hitting a high of 10.6% three years ago, unemployment has been at 7.2% for three straight months. the national average is 8.1%. outside dayton, romney also talked about how his plan to pursue new trade agreements will help people in the state. >> the people in ohio can sell products anywhere in the world, and we can compete with anywhere in the world. i'm not afraid of trading with other nations. i understand that when we trade and when other nations trade on a fair basis we will complete, we will win, we'll raise wages here, we'll create jobs. >> reporter: with the election possib

launched -- >> your whole background in sports. >> news and sports in dayton. cincinnati and then chicago. i was primarily a sports reporter before this. >> look at that. >> i look ten mpt >> people want to know. another question they have, places to visit in chicago the you moved here to new york from chicago. tell me your hot spots? >> go to wrigley, even if not a cubs fan, lots to do, iconic venues. and if you want great views of the city, go to the top of the hancock building, signature room, buy a drink, and you can have amazing views of one of the greatest cities on the planet. >> your love of chicago. and there's my favorite bar in new orleans. says a lot, doesn't it. ha-ha. favorite bar in new orleans. says a lot, doesn't it. ha-ha. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. abnormal behaviors may include aggressiv

governor mark dayton offered his condolences to the victims. dayton called these killings senseless violence saying there is no place for it anywhere in minnesota. still looking for a motive and trying to learn more about this gunman who is now dead >> that's terrible. thank you for that. we appreciate it. >>> we go overseas to libya and the obama administration say terrorists clearly planned the attack on the consulate in benghazi. the american ambassador to libya was killed. leon panetta says there are still many unanswered questions that still do need to be resolved. >> as to who was involved, what specific groups were involved, i think the investigation that is ongoing hopefully will determine that. >> the fbi is investigating the attack but agents are not yet on the ground in benghazi due to concerns about security. they're still in tripoli right now and sources tell cnn the consulate site remains unsecured and staff is being removed from there in tripoli due to security reason there. >> the man who ignited this is in custody in los angele

the 1995 dayton accord brought peace, a product of compromise from each side, but according to a salaryf a theologian, the aggressors succeeded in one way -- people now largely stick to their own ethnic and religious groups. >> the present situation is a pity. people are ignoring each other. there is no wish to meet others. imagine in this information technology age, we do not want to meet others. there is a lack of knowledge of others. believe me, there are people living in this city who will not visit a church or a mosque belonging to others. people from the outside say, "talk to each other." that is something that even the politicians are not doing, not to mention religious authorities. >> his sisters trying to break down those divisions and build something new -- sister magdalena is trying to bring down this divisions and build something new. >> we need to form a circle so we can join hands. i would like you to stand up and come here. >> the students take hold of a red cord that binds them together. it is a simple exercise, but it addresses basic issues of trust, something that will

i will tell you that as this race heats up, it is fall in isart of ohio and dayton today.gh 50s and a little wind. we had rain earlier. it's not the most sunshiny look for a rally, especially an outdoor rally, but there was some energy here, martin, to be sure. >> nbc's ron mott. off you go and catch the plane. thanks so much. epr:okay. >>> stay with us. our "top lines" are coming up next, including mr. paul ryan's beef with the nfl. take a number. >> i got to start off on something that was really troubling that occurred last night. me last night?chhatke i mean, give me a break. [ female announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day women's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for women's health concerns as we age. it has more of 7 antioxidants to suone a day 50+. [ female a $100 cream.e werets flattered when regenerist beat flabbergasted when wcreamed a $500 cream. for about $30 regenerist micro-sculpting creahydrates better anr f ic moxpensive luxury creams. fantastic. phenomenal. regenerist. just begin with america's favo

i dare say paul dayton, delivering the olympics, however hard that job is, seems easier than trying to deliver some economic recovery. >> reporter: yes, indeed. pretty rough job for no pay as well. not that he needs it as well. >> thanks for that. we'll catch you later. stay with us, in 20 minutes we'll be back in westminster to speak to an economist that says britain may be headed for a recovery. it need one. pore viewers in uk, we'll catch the prime minister's questions. >>> leaked report by troika of a six-day work week as a condition on the bailout. is this fair or a going too far? let us know what you think. e-mail us at worldwi worldwide @squawk@cnbc.com. >>> we continue to enj-- [singing] hoveround takes me where i wanna go... where will it send me... one call to hoveround and you'll be singing too! pick up the phone and call hoveround, the premier power chair. hoveround makes it easier than any other power chair. hoveround is more maneuverable to get you through the tightest doors and hallways. more reliable. hoveround employees build your chair, deliver your chair, and will se

that's dayton hudson over them. that's where the cool came from.s where the buyers came from that made target cool. i'm not convinced that we're going in the right place with pen penney's. >> last time you were on you said the jcp turnaround could take until at least 2014. are you sticking with that? >> i'm sticking with it. they were down 20% again in august. i know only 18% down in the first half. i think they were down 20% for the total month. i think they'll be down more in the back half. i am not buying the stock at $28.50. >> will you load up on it again at $19 as you wish you had done? >> at $19 i told you it was no longer a sell. i wish i would have said it was a buy. i didn't. i think at $28.50, it is a sell again. >> thank you so much. >>> jan, stick around. earlier we asked our audience what they would rename jcpenney. thanks to everybody but here are some of our favorites. market raven just said -- just cost pennies. patricia in puerto rico -- penny. >> matthew -- jc nickel. >> they didn't pick out my favorite -- shame on our team. thou

however, she had reported in to the office to see me that day in dayton. >> mr., being that sharida didn't notify you that -- >> wilkins begins to cross-examine humphrey, but then all of a sudden he seems to be having a heart attack. >> excuse me. hold on a second. >> he had asked me, i believe, two questions at the time, and then he grabbed his chest, asked the judge if he could have a minute. >> your honor, excuse me for a second. i need -- i need some time. >> and then collapsed on the floor. >> officer humphrey takes his cue from the judge who clears out the courtroom. security sees to wilkins while they wait for medical assistance to arrive. >> once we got to him, it was obvious that he was faking this. his eyes were closed, but he was trying to peek out of the corners of his eyes. he was, like, trying to gain an angle and kind of look out the side. >> courtroom cameras stopped rolling while medical personnel attend to wilkins. >> i remember looking over, calling him by name. his eyes were kind of closed, squint, and you could see that he was blinking. his r

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it was recently installed by dayton police to reduce crashes caused by drivers ignoring traffic signalsg my subaru forester and i was probably going about 35 when i approached the intersection. i looked up and i actually saw a man crossing the street, but we made eye contact and it was clear that he was going to, you know, get to the other side before i entered the intersection. >> then a pt cruiser comes out of nowhere. >> when she attempted her left-hand turn she hit the blazer, causing it to go airborne. >> the pedestrian, scott tegtmeyer, tries to get out of the way. >> everything happened in slow motion. and then things darkened. there was this kind of dark, light, dark, light experience of the tumble. the sound, it was horrible. and i just said to myself at that point, don't die, don't die, don't die. >> witnesses rush over to help. >> my leg was pinned under the car. so i asked the gentleman if they could lift the car. one gentleman said, ma'am, we can't lift this car. and then another guy in the background said, get the car. and they lifted the car and then someone helped pull m

you'llee he din an evident as caaign stop yesterday outside dayton, ohio. >> wow. that's quite a guy, isn't it? an romney/ryan, romney/ryan, romney/ryan. there we go. that's great. thank you. >> meanwhile congressman ryan a big green bay packers fan vented about that call on monday night football. went on to compare the nfl's reemrefs, yes, to the obama administration. >> i got to start off on something that was really troubling that occurred last night. did you watch that packer game last nig? i mean, give me a break. i half think that these refs work part-time for the obama administration in the budget office. trying to pick the winners and losers and they don't even do that very well. unlike the seattle seahawks last night,e wa toeshi victory. >> vice president joe biden meanwhile has beenle holding mock debate sessions with chris van holland and campaigned yesterday in the state of virginia, keeping romney's comments about the 47% in his line of attack. >> he attacks the 47 the american people who he says paid no federal taxes. and he attacks, he, romney, attac

for eight years beaverfore i go big break in dayton. this is brutally painful to look at.senger airbags like this one in the nissan altima are causing eye injuries. they want ones like this recalled. knee sa says there is no problem. bengals season under way. both teams have the longest playoff drop. cincinnati at 11, san diego at 6. both looking to start off with a win. >> the way we were. >> i was actually a sports reporter too. >> your whole background in sports. >> news and sports in dayton. cincinnati and then chicago. i was primarily a sports reporter before this. >> look at that. >> people want to know. another question they have, places to visit in chicago the you moved here to new york from chicago. tell me your hot spots? >> go to wrigley, even if not a cubs fan, lots to do, iconic venues. want great views of the city, go to the top of the hancock building, signature room, buy a drink, amazing views. >> love of chicago. favorite bar in new orleans. says a lot, doesn't it. ha-ha. and lunesta can help you get there, like it has for so many people before. when takin

take a look at thomas terrell out of dayton, ohio, more inventions came out of dayton, ohio, airplaneveteran and director of the parks for many years for dayton. take a look at helen. helen fellows of ridgewood, new jersey. a holocaust survivor, god bless, loves her grandchildren and knows what life is all about. louis, louis wermers, lake of the ozarks, tremendous shoreline, 100 years old. loves to jet ski and eat ice cream but not at the same time. katherine jones from washington, d.c. that's where we are right now. 100 years old. she loves to spend time with great, great-grandchildren and loves to go to church. and dot donovan, sounds like a mystery spy star 100 years old from auburn, maine, enjoys long walks in her beautiful garden. that's all from washington, d.c. your nation's capital. you're paying for it, i hope you enjoy it. >> affordable ways to look like your favorite celebrity. first this is "today" on nbc. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym. ♪ the one and only, cheeri

. >> retrained as a heating and air conditioning technician, perry found work with this dayton company did you feel when you got that job? >> relieved. i felt real good about myself again. >> but the pay was lower. perry has a wife and four children to support, two with type 1 diabetes. >> this year when csx offered him a train conductor's job with first class health insurance, he took it. then last month, 19 weeks after he started, he was laid off again. >> it came as a major shock after leaving a job. >> both presidential candidates promise to improve the job picture. >> we've got more good jobs to create. >> president obama promises to lower the top corporate tax rate from 35% to 28% to give businesses more money to hire. he's also pledged to put $3 billion into job retaining to help 22 million workers. >> we're going to make it happen and create those jobs. >> mitt romney would cut the corporate tax rate from 35% to 25%. as part of a plan to create 20 million jobs in the next four years. he supports job retraining but would shift the burden to states and private companies. >> it's

. >> rep retrained as a heating and air conditioning technician, perry found work with this dayton company. how did you feel when you got that job? >> relieved. i felt real good about myself, again. >> reporter: but the pay was lower. perry as a wife and four children to support-- two with type one diabetes. so this year when c.s.x. offered him a train conductor's job with first-class health insurance he took it. then last month just 19 weeks after he'd started he was laid off again. >> it came as a major shock after leaving a job. >> reporter: both presidential candidates promise to improve the job picture. >> we've got more good jobs to create. >> reporter: president obama promises to lower the top corporate tax rate from 35% to 28% to give businesses more money to hire. he's also pledged to put $3 money to hire. he's also pledged to put $3 billion into job retraining to help 22 million workers. >> we're going to make it happen. we're going to create those jobs. >> reporter: mitt romney would cut the corporate tax rate from 35% to 25% as part of a plan to create 20 million jobs in the ne

maryland,m dayton, and you do this for a hobby. >> this is a 1941 coupe, all- steel c ar. >> let's showr. this is incredible. >> this is laying in the field in south dakota. >> i can only imagine how much work you had to put into it. >> quite a bit. eat.urned out to be grad it is a four-speed. it was a lot of fun. >> we have to hear it. tom is going to start it up. i love that you chose orange. [engine turns] man, that is something. what makes it purr so well? >> that is what i'm talking about. >> you have tony excited. >> you can see these cars this weekend. >> oh, man, is that awesome. what a cool car. thank you, ava. switchover to the digital channel in about half an hour to see more of that. we're missing the rain right now. another batch of showers in the mountains and in pennsylvania. more rain come across ohio. they are moving west to east. they will catch up to less. -- they will catch up to us. take an umbrella with you. the wind is coming at of the southwest. the front will settle just south of maryland and stall. we keep the chance for rain through the weekend. 66 in annapoli

dayton, tennessee was a small sleepy southern town. could not even drink. it was a dry town. the town fathers one summer day were sitting around in the drug store drinking coca-cola said. one guy said, a paper that the american civil liberties union is looking for a test case on this evolution thing. the druggist happens to be the school board president. let me go get the text. i think we teach evolution in the schools. well, why don't we stays a trial here. you know, who is going to be defended? go get john scopes, young fellow. up playing tennis. they brought him in and said, this is what we want to do. you're apt to be convicted. is that okay with you? the tickets to the supreme court >> okay. i'll do that. they sent a telegram to the american civil arizona st. we have your defendant. he will be convicted and you can take the cases appear court. it was set as a publicity stunt from the beginning of three lawyers being lawyers, as soon as they get into the courtroom, they knew somebody was going to go down as the loser and of a sudden started to mysteriously inserted arguin

if there are problems in the dayton we can do it. they are the cheapest. * what happens is you have wind power in altamont that are there. those people own two assets. they can make money off the power. because of the market in california they can make money buy-selling the renewable energy credit. so a small amount of our power is that kind of -- if we are buying the renewable energy credit portion, not the underlying power necessarily. the firmed and shaped that i was talking about, it is taking the power over a whole day, making sure we are delivering enough power to pg&e. that power may be a mix on any given minute of brown and green. over the whole period of time we are putting as much green as taking out. on any given minute that firm and shaped is shaping it to make sure we give pg&e the power we need for customers and take it from the best available place at that moment. those are the two i think are most confusing. the bundled really is this is the power coming straight through, we know it is there. >> right. in terms of gre

minnesota governonr mark dayton says he deplores this senseless violence. the motive for the shooting is still unknown. the alleged producer of the anti-islamic film "innocence of muslims" is jailed in los angeles, with no bail. it's the same movie that sparked violent riots throughout the muslim world. the man known as nakoula nakoula was convicted of bank fraud two years ago. yesterday, he was arrested not for his work on the film but for violatng the terms of his probation. for one thing, court documents say he has used 17 phony names. in fact, at a court hearing yesterday, he gave two separate names to the judge. there are many muslims in the l.a. county jail, and nakoula lawyer fears his client could become a target. corrections officials say he'll be kept separate from the other inmates. terrorists dressed as iraqi policemen broke into a prison in tikrit, killed a dozen guards, and released dozens of prisoners. seven of the gunmen were killed. about 50 prisoners remain on the loose, including some members of al-qaeda who had been sentenced to death. i

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. >> i am ama dayton. we start with the u.s. embassies overseas. the state department ordered family members and nonemergency personnel to leave the embassies in sudan and tunisia. they canceled visits to libya to probe the killings of four americans at the embassy there. we are getting a glimpse of the man who started the video. we have more from afghanistan. >> around the world scenes of anger and raw emotion. in pakistan protestors stomp on the u.s. flag and in egypt emergency crews struggled to regain control after a night of rioting. the anger had even tread down under. >> some of that anger has again turned deadly. in afghanistan the taliban released this video, the aftermath of a revenge attack storming into a base killing two u.s. marines and wounding many more all this while the man believes to be behind the controversial film seen here with his face and head covered met overnight with probation officers. they are investigating his activities. today members of his own christian community are distancing themselves from his actions. >> we re

t --: here is a twee next call comes from dayton, ohio, a democrat.aller: i wanted to comment on the collar -- on the previous caller. i am not understanding the backlash for church and state. when we did this at the convention, they showed a picture of native americans which i have no problem with. when you come into this country, it is the pledge of allegiance. i don't understand the opposition -- i don't understand why the -- what the amendment was about a don't get it. guest:well, i will be perfectly honest with you -- i was running around trying to prepare a story for the late news. i was not able to hear or get a personal reaction from many of the delegates on the floor. i did see the votes but i did not get to talk to them afterwards about what their specific concerns were. this is a diversified party. it is a party of people from many different faiths. it is very different from the republicans. it is not that there are people with different opinions but you look out of that crowd, it was primarily a white and often times christian audience in

their power was brought to bear here roque the back of the serbian army and eventually led to the dayton peace talks with the secretary and richard holbrooke who pushed for the settlement. >> host: we had in july of 1995 the forces of united nations peacekeepers who stood by and let it happen. >> guest: i would not use the phrase united nations peacekeepers stood by and let it happen. we had dutch companies, rather small group. this was part of the problem. in the sense that i was very much involved. when they started talking of establishing safe areas, i had my commanders do a study. a study of what would be required to make that save area truly safe. there were two things they suggested. one, it would have to be wide enough in diameter to get it outside, beyond the range so that they cannot come in and attack the people. second, it would require 34,600 troops. the member states were having none of that. in fact, they changed the mandate and there was no protection or anything in it. they established a safe area and a bonnet the weakest option to the weakest option of 7600, for the area

[applause] >> jennifer: yeah, that's vice president joe biden on the campaign front in today done daytonge tailored for michigan and ohio. biden's counterpart paul ryan, spent the day in ohio and wisconsin. we've got biden over here. we have ryan over there. we got president obama in las vegas over here in a bid for nevada's elect elect forral votes and two new polls out today caught our eye. out of michigan, an epic nra poll in our great state of michigan likely voters shows president obama leading 47% to 37 37 it m es meese wonder i romney is regretting letting automobile industry go bankrupt. and president obama is 48% over 43 nationwide. here with us to break down the campaign front are two of our favorite political insiders christine pelosi chairs the democratic california women's caucus. and duf sundheim. welcome to you both. great to see you, as well. duf, i want to start with you. >> sure. >> jennifer: i'm interested in the electoral map. this is the board with the numbers. obama 237 and with these swing states going one way. tell me what romney's path is to get that 191 to reach

. >> where mitt romney was willing to turn his back on akron, dayton and toledo, ohio, the president said i've got your back. >> if mitt was santa claus, he would fire the reindeer and outsource the elves. >> mitt romney has talked about all the things he's fixed, i can tell you massachusetts was not one of them. >> even the video dedicated to the late senator ted kennedy. >> i am pro choice, my opponent is multiple choice. >> abortion and women's issues were a big topic last night. >> we believe that a woman considering an abortion should not be forced to have an ultrasound against her will. we believe that rape is rape. >> not since 1992 have democrats sent so much time touting the issue of reproductive rights on such a large stage. i caught up with pennsylvania senator bob casey and asked him what he thought. you're obviously a well known pro life democrat, are you comfortable with what you're hearing tonight? >> we have differences of opinion on that, but i think what people are focused on, not just tonight but throughout the campaign is the fundamental difference of what's good