tom fitzgerald is back with more. tom. >> reporter: brian, we have moved on in this campaign this year to all different forms of advertising and social networks, on the radio. the both campaigns put the brakes for a few days against direct attacks on each other in the aftermath of hurricane sandy. the spin machines, make no mistake, are back on high speed and taking to each other directionally -- directly. >> reporter: barack obama said he may appoint a secretary of business. his solution is to add another bureaucrat. why not have a president who understands business? under obama, millions of people can't find work. >> wholly inaccurate, clearly misleading, that is what news outlets are calling mitt romney's latest ads, suggesting auto jobs are being sent to china. gm calls romney's ads politics at its cynical worst. >> what you have there are the two latest ads. as you know, tv is only part of this those days. if you turned on your radio lately, you have noticed a onslaught aimed for and against president obama and m

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tom fitzgerald was there now. this has to do with immigration reform. what do they expect to get out of their four years? >> reporter: when you look at the passage of the dream act in maryland, the voter turned up in states like new mexico and nevada, hispanic voters are the strongest voting blocks for democrats this year and their message was simple. the elects are over and they say they want results. cry chanting yes, we can, in both english and spanish, groups of hispanic voters and those who would like to be voters, came to the white house. >> we have a mandate right now and the president is going to deliver. >> reporter: gustavo torrez of casa in action said this part demonstration and part celebration of latino voting power delivers a single message on a single issue. >> the comprehensive reform, we believe that democrats want it and republicans need it. and this is a time to pass immigration reform. >> under the watchful eye of the secret service, over 100 hispanic demonstrators gathered in front of the white house. >> the country is waiting for

scott fitzgerald's book was too far. they took notice of that. i am also proud of the fact i had a peace at the same time but my first piece i don't think a lot of people had a view in "the new york times" on this day and making the point all of the presidential debates took place they have pretty ridiculous speech codes and i have some fun pointing out that if you were to apply these to the presidential candidates by the plain language they all got in trouble for them and i made the argument i really wish they enforce them against the candidates because the reason that they are able to survive is because they are sort of kept in the back door when they needed. if they really were applied across the board they didn't last a day because frankly these things are so broadly worded that everybody is guilty of violating them. and i assume that most of you know this but i want to be very clear. the law is extremely protective of the free-speech rights of college students. extremely protective. obviously the american law is extremely protective of free

a rescue effort is underway at the best buy on fitzgerald drive. >> a frightening and bizarre situation, authorities don't know why, lowered himself in to a storm drain and directly down in to a 14-inch drainage pipe. right now a rescue effort is going on and firefighters try to find a way to get the man out the moment. the rescue team has already tried to lasso his hands and pull the man out but they did that unsuccessfully. they say he's in there far too tightly at the moment. they've resorted to excavating the pipes. you can see firefighters digging around the pipe. they say at this time they may need to actually break through the pipe to get the man out. authorities have no idea how this man wound up in here, why he climbed in to the pipe in the first place. so far they have made contact with him. they've talked to him and they say he's pretty anxious at this moment. he's been in there for about three hours at this point. they're talking to him but they don't really know what his injuries are or why he was down there in the first place. they got this call around 8:00 because employe

the president and mitt romney circling each other in the midwest and we're starting with tom fitzgerald on the trail. tom? >> reporter: good evening, brian. for several days, hurricane sandy dominated the conversation but there are the new numbers out tonight from the labor department. employers adding 175,000 jobs, but the jobless rate ticking up from sun.8 to 7 -- 7.8 to 7.9%, again, unemployment taking center stage in the campaign. we begin in springfield, ohio. president obama making three stops in the state and telling crowds the state has made progress from four years ago and that republicans would reverse the trend. >> if it's a choice between going back between the top-down policies that got us into the mess or the middle-up, bottom- up strategies that have gotten us out of this mess and they keeping us going. >> reporter: to west alice, wisconsin, now. governor mitt romney telling his supporters the job market may remain stagnant no matter who is elected. >> this is about america. it's about the future that we're going leave to the children. we thank you, and we ask to you stay

at the white house tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >>> a rare moment of raw emotion from president obama caught on tape. it happened yesterday when the president was thanking his campaign staff at the headquarters in chicago. >> you guys have done and the work that i'm doing is approved. i'm really proud of that. i'm really proud of all of you and -- and what you have -- [ cheering and applause ] >> the president told staffers many of whom are in their 20s that their lives' journey just beginning and that he knows many of them will accomplish great things. >>> a new bizarre beauty trend taking off in the u.s. coming up why women are paying hundreds of dollars to be slapped in the face. >> plus he was the cat's meow of the campaign. we'll tell you why hank should be proud of his performance in the virginia senate race coming up. check out the rundown. we're back. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. you're on timeouout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. save up to 15% on an ikea kitchen. some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. save up to

tom fitzgerald, thank you. let's stay on politics for now and over to virginia. >> that's right. in virginiava, 76% of registered voters turned out. some people waited in line more than three hours after the polls closed to vote. not only did the president win virginia, democrat tim kaine was elected to the u.s. senate. bob barnard has more. >> reporter: it was an exciting night last night nationally and in virginia. i thought i would share what my priorities are going to be beginning today. >> reporter: democrat tim kaine greeting reporters in richmond at his campaign headquarters, the day after the virginian elected the former governor senator. and what was traditionally a solid red state, both u.s. senators from virginia will be democrats. >> if anyone has a sense after tate -- 2008 that virginia going bluffs a fluke, last night demonstrated it's not, we are a true battleground state and both parties have to take our state seriously. >> reporter: he said virginia should be considered a purple state where republican george allen lost in what was predicted and turned out to be a

here's tom fitzgerald. >> reporter: we'll begin -- begin in our area. fairfax, virginia. the second of two virginia rallies, governor mitt romney argued that he would end the country's political division. >> i am maureen umeh with the mitt romney campaign in fairfax county, virginia, where a rally wrapped up here at george mason's university patriot center. governor romney trying to whip supporters into a friendy and succeeding in doing that and trying to win the undecided voters in these last hours of the deadlocked race. >> you hope that president obama would live up to his promise to bring people together. so tosolve big problems. he hasn't. i will. [ applause ] >> in the land of hope. >> reporter: to madison, wisconsin, now. bruce springsteen joining president obama for one of his largest rallies yet in the state that the president said is critical to his re-election. >> the choice between returning to the topdown policies that crashed our economy or a future that is built on providing opportunity to everybody in growing a strong middle class. >> we had back -- head b

fox 5s tom fitzgerald was in the newsroom for that session. a lot of ground for to you cover, f itz, and the president for that matter. >> reporter: i was in the east room. >> there you go. >> reporter: the one and only light moment in this news conference was when the president said flatly there was so much going on and he almost couldn't remember the election the last week. clearly, the dominant subject here today was the general petraeus sex scandal. >> sure. >> reporter: and what this did to the cia. throughout the course of the news conference today, the president discussed several issues that are going on in the nearly week now snce the election as we told you. the president said that he did not believe the sex scandal, which forced the resignation of cia director david petraeus and ensnared afghanistan commander general john allen has threatened national security in the president's words, he said he is reserving judgement for now over whetr the fbi should have revealed the investigation leading into petraeuss resignation before last wee

fox 5's tom fitzgerald is -- undecideds. fox 5's tom fitzgerald is here with the details. >> all crucial battlegrounds still in play just hours before voters go to the polls. in columbus, ohio, tonight mitt romney told the crowd his campaign is about the future of america and ohio will be crucial to romney if he hopes to win the white house tomorrow. only two hours earlier meanwhile president obama was also in columbus telling his supporters that he, too, is concerned about the future but will take this country in a much different path than mitt romney. >> i do what i say. you know what i believe. you know where i stand. you know i tell the truth. and you know i will fight for you and your family every single day as hard as i know how. >> tomorrow we begin a new tomorrow, perhaps some of your friends and family have not yet made up their mind who they're going to vote for and so when you talk to them, ask to look beyond the speeches and the ads and the attacks and to look at the record. >> now, of course, undecided voters ar

tom fitzgerald joins us live in the newsroom. tom. >> reporter: it's been a bit of a difficult dance for the romney campaign. trying to press their case in this election, they have to back off some of the harshest attacks from the president in the wake of the storm. the gloves are back off. the president and mitt romney dove into the campaign with full steam today. in roanoke, virginia, mitt romney met with supporters telling them -- telling them he is confident they will end the president next tuesday and presume amine while, was out on the campaign trail the first time this, we rallying in wisconsin before heading off to nevada and colorado. >> governor romney has been using all of the talent as a salesman to dress up those very same policies that failed our country so badly. the same policies we have been cleaning up after the past four years. >> and we came up with an idea last week, which is he's going to create the department of business. i, i don't think adding a new chair in his new cabinet will help to add millions of jo

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around 9:00, the fire department got a report of a man stuck in a drain near the best buy store on fitzgerald drive. they found the 27-year-old man wedged in a 12 inch metal pipe, about three feet below the street's surface. they used a saw to cut the steel piping and managed to get the man out safely just after midnight. >> crews excavated around 12 or 13 feet that went to 7 feet below grade down the hill, we were able to expose the pipe. >> the men got a few bumps and cruises and were not seriously hurt. it's ilunclear exactly how he ended up in the pipe, but he is homeless and went in to stay warm in the past. a bay area family is grieving this thanksgiving holiday following a deadly crash on highway 101 in palo alto. one woman is dead and her younger sister fighting for her life. more details on the tragedy. >> i'm very sorry for her family. >> black friday shopping turned into a dark morning for one family. the driver of this suv swerved into the back of a patrol car parked on the shoulder of northbound 101 near oregon expressway. investigators have not ruled out falling asleep at the wh

fox 5s tom fitzgerald is here and i guess it appears the president's strong quest ask or demands telling them to come back after him, back off, susan rice, didn't do a lot of good. >> reporter: no, in fact, it was the opposite that was resparked as both sides accused the others of using the ben ghazi attack to their own advantage. the republican-controlled house foreign affairs committee accept -- but they answered questions. instead, witnesses consisting of career government facilities officials and conservative thinktank experts offered their assessment of the administration's actions on ben ghazi. the attack killed four americans, including the u.s. ambassador chris stevens. yesterday, president obama intensely defended u.n. ambassador susan rice who was under fire for saying the attack was a protest gone out of control, rather that a terrorist incident. today, democrats and republicans went after each other for trying to politicize ben ghazi. >> what is clear is that this administration, including the president himself, has intentionally misinformed, lied to the american people in th

. >> tom fitzgerald, thank you. >>> wy ell, bthe end of trading today the dow closed up 4 points at 12,815. rich edison with the fox business note work joins us. let's start with a broad question. what is really at stake here? the fiscal cliff starts to take effect, as we heard from fitz, on january 1. what are we looking at as far as massive tax increases and spending cuts? >> reporter: you are talking about $500 trillion removed from the economy in taxes folks more and removing spending. the cost defense industries as tom mentioned. you have got what could equate to a drop in about a half percentage points in gross domestic product. for investors increases on capital gains. families earning $250,000 or more is what the white house wants to see for tax increases. also talking about tax increases up an down the income spectrum. nearly everyone who pays federal income taxes is going to be hit by this thing. you talked about the payroll tax cut. anyone who draws an income, pays a payroll tax, that's scheduled to go up. it reaches nearly every corner of the economy to the tune of about a half

in the newsroom, tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. x 5 new >>> in this morning's other top stories now, police in fairfax county are stepping up that are search of a serial fondler. police say they are now using undercover officers to track him down. here is a sketch of the suspect. he is described as hispanic, medium build with dark hair and often wearing a red cap. nine women have been attacked so far. the latest happening last thursday in the 6000 block of hibling avenue in springfield. anyone with information should call fairfax county police. >>> a disturbing attack in falls church, virginia. >> a man assaulted a teenaged girl while she was studying at a public library. police need your help to track down that suspect. melanie alnwick is live outside the thomas jefferson library with this story. >> reporter: well, wisdom and sarah, police do have some pretty good information on this suspect. apparently, he has hung out here at the thomas jefferson library in the past and so staff were able to recognize him after the tax. here is

tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >>> new details tonight about the beating and robbery of an elderly woman in the district. police are now sharing how they tracked down the suspect. they used gps to locate tyran mcelrath. they say he broke into the victim's home in northwest wednesday, beat her unconscious and stole a computer. neighbors say the attack has shaken their sense of security. >> i'm putting bars on my lower basement windows. that's a decision i made after this because that seems to be the point of entry. >> investigators say when mcelrath was arrested, he told police he was sorry for what happened saying the victim could have been his own grandmother. >>> d.c. police are searching for a group of people accused of an armed robbery in a car chase that ended near the white house around 6 a.m. several people robbed a group of men in dupont circle. when the suspects drove off, two victims followed in their car. during the chase one of the suspects fired his gun hitting the victim's vehicle. no one was hurt. >>> a lot of us are probably thinking the same thing about now. it's time we

in the newsroom tom fitzgerald, fox 5 news. >> fox 5 political analyst mark plotkin joins us tonight. thanks for being here, mark. >> good to be here, shawn. >> let's talk about what's next for the republican party. this was a devastating loss for the right. they clearly have their work cut out for them. where do they go from here? >> they definitely have to realize that they have to be more inclusive. the latino population, they lost by 45 to 50 points. that group feels very disrespected and very put upon and very much excluded. so i think you're going to see the republican party not talk about self-deportation. i saw a latino leader saying that mitt romney self-deported himself from the white house. also they have to seem to be -- it seems to me, more cooperative and collaborative and try to find middle ground or common ground rather than be viewed as strident and adversarial. >> we certainly heard that tone today from john boehner. i want to go back to something you mentioned first off. i found this very interesting. answer after i read this to you how you think this will play out

we appreciate it. >> howard lutnick chairman and ceo of bgc cantor fitzgerald. closing bell ringing in about 47 minutes. one of the best performing s&p stocks since obama won the election in 08, autonation. look at the chart. look at this. shares of the stock up nearly 530%. coming up, we talk to chairman and ceo mike jackson in a fox business exclusive about how much the auto bailout helped president obama to capture the swing state of ohio. and mike jackson a -- is a self-described republican. we will hear what he has to say. liz: there is so much red on the screen. i'm just checking, dow jones industrials everything is red, 100%. but nicole petallides has found one of the few stocks in the green today. nicole: we're taking a look at ciena corporation in correlation with at&t's move. let's take a look first here ciena, has been up over 8%. this follows at&t's announcement, accounted for 15% of ciena's revenue in the last fiscal year of 2011. basically it is a way to fend off the competition. investing heavy big bucks in the next four years, in regard to improv

fox 5s tom fitzgerald has more on the breakdown of the presidential race. tom. >> reporter: the polls in ohio will close at 7:30 and locally, they'll close at 8. what we have been looking at in ohio is a case about questions for provisional ball

fox 5's tom fitzgerald has more. >> reporter: we came to this house in northwest d.c. looking for paula broadwell after neighbors told us they had recently seen her here, but the owner, broadwell's brother, politely asked us to leave. >> this is private property would. you please leave. >> reporter: is paula broadwell here? we left the property but no lawmakers like senate intelligence committee chairwoman dianne feinstein want to know why they were left out of the loop by the fbi. >> we received no advance notice. it was like a lightning bolt. >> reporter: david petraeus quit as cia director after admitting an fair with paula broadwell. questions now are raised if broadwell had access to classified information like this comment during a speech in october. >> the cia had taken a couple libyan militia members prisoner and they think the attack on the consulate was an effort to try to get these prisoners back. >> reporter: the fbi reportedly informed petraeus that broadwell was sending anonymous e-mails to this woman, jill kelley, a petraeus family friend warning her to

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a three hour rescue operation started at 9:00 last night on fitzgerald drive. the crews could hear him but they could not see him. >> we made verbal contact with the victim and he was agitated but evidence that he wasn't injured but stuck completely belly down and feet down in a pipe that was angled at about 60% grade. >> rotating crew has to excavate the drain pipe in order to get the man out. this is a photograph. rescue effort. he used the area to stay warm. and he told authorities that he was homeless. they treated him for operations, hypo -- abrasions and hypothermia and took him to the hospital. >>> there will be a memorial service for a young manning that died in an attempted carjacking last week. 22-year-old rory pedford was shot and killed by two suspects that went on a crime spree last week. there will be a service at 11:00 at darling fisher memorial chapel. one of the suspects is fill on the run. they have -- is still on the run. the police have released this sketch. he is about 25 years old and was wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt during the crime.

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tom fitzgerald, thank you. >>> now more on that major shake-up at the highest levels of our government. the director he of the cia, retired general petraeus, announcing he is stepping down as director. why? he admits he was cheating on his wife. fox's nicole collins shows us how this is all playing out. >> reporter: cia director general david petraeus stepping down after 561 days on the job, offering president obama his resignation on thursday. general petraeus saying in a statement to the cia work force, i showed extremely poor judgment by engaging in an extramarital affair. such bare behavior is unacceptable. petraeus, who just turned 60, was appointed head of langley in april of last year. sources close to petraeus tell fox news this was his choice and had nothing to do with the situation in benghazi and that the general was looking forward to testifying on capitol hill about libya. in a statement, the president called petraeus' decades of service extraordinary, saying by any measure he was one of the outstanding general officers of his generation helping our military adapt to new c

tom fitzgerald has been tracking the candidates and joins us live. tom? >> reporter: today was a day on, not a day off for mitt romney as the republican ticket continued to campaign in the battlegrounds of ohio and neighboring states. president obama concluded his last campaign event last night, what was back out making phone calls and meeting with volunteers as is an election headquarters today. we begin this election night in chicago illinois, where president obama arrived last night and today made a surprise appearance at a hyde park field office. the president placing calls to voters in wisconsin thanking supporters for a hard-fought campaign. >> it's a source of great optimism for me whenever i come to election day because i end up having so much confidence in the decency and goodness and wisdom of ordinary folks working so hard and trying to move forward. >> to richmond heights, ohio, now, where that republican greeted volunteers. romney telling supporters that the buckeye state is key to winning the white house. >> thank you so very much for being

. >> tom fitzgerald tonight. what about the meeting with mitt romney? >> what is going happen then? >>> we could know new developments in libya. the former cia director david petraeus agreed to testify before a house and senate intelligence committees on the incident. he was reluctant to testify amid the ongoing sex scandal but pressure was growing in congress for him to appear. the testimony will be behind closed doors. >>> we're learning about the women involved in the scandal. new tonight, the army suspended paula broadwell's security clearance, the biographer said to have had an affair with petraeus. new details on the connection between jill kelly to the love triangle. she's the woman who received threatening e-mails from broadwell. kelly and her husband have a close relationship with petraeus and his wife. the kelly's are in severe debt and owe $2.2 million on a building they used to own and florida's former governor charlie christ once dated her twin sister, however he denies the claims. >>> nancy pelosi is staying on as a second term for house minority leader making the deci

the rescue effort is going on right now on fitzgerald drive in pinole. alan wang is live on the scene with the latest. >> ama, we are here at the best buy in pinole, and that guy is still stuck in the drainpipe about 20 yards up the hill behind me. firefighters from pinole and the surrounding area are using shovels to dig up the pipes and possibly using heavy machinery to break into it. it started around 8:00 tonight when a customer here at the best buy in pinole heard the faint voice of a man calling for help. at first they couldn't figure out where it was coming from. and then they tracked it to a storm drain. the security guard at best buy said the man was sleeping in the pipe which is slanted at a 50 degree angle, and somehow he sliped so far down they could only hear him faintly calling for help. jay been able to make physical and verbal contact with him. we tried to lasso his hands, but he is tightly in there. we are excavating the drainpipe right now. i have resources from pinole public works to determine if we need to breakthrough the drainpipe i

at about 9:00 last night, he got stuck inside a 16-inch shaft behind the best buy store on fitzgerald drive in pin knoll and he was really in there. about seven feet below the surface of a hillside. crews couldn't see him at first. >> we made verbal contact with the victim. and he was agitated. but said he wasn't injured but stuck completely horizontally. belly down, feet down. in the corrugated pipe that was angled at about 60% grade. >> crews had to excavate the drainpipes in order to get the man out. the whole operation took about three hours. and this is a photograph of the rescue effort. the victim said he had used the area called a catch basin to stay warm in the past. he also told authorities that he was homeless. paramedics treated him for abrasions, hypothermia and dehydration and then took him to a hospital. >>> well, black friday wasn't as black this year. not because less people are shopping, but because several big retailers opened on thanksgiving night. retail tech company found consumer spent $11.2 billion at stores across the u.s. yesterday. and that's down nearly 2% f

london maynard is here to a -- for a bone marrow transplant and when fitzgerald found out his army buddy's son would be here he put together a day that would never be forgotten. >> everybody has his back why? maybe it's veterans day weekend or they know about an 8-year- old little boy that's going to spend a couple months here and everybody said let's do it. let's make it work. >> maynard is undergoing a transplant. the bone marrow is coming from an anonymous donor. >>> big changes to the thanks giving day at that station -- tradition. >> new parade route and some now -- a new parade route and new faces to the macy's thanksgiving day parade. who you can expect to see riding high in the sky. >> and the family of a young man shot on the first dave day of school is did -- day of school is asking you to give back in a blood drive. alright let's break it down. mom, pop it. ♪ two inches apart, becky. two inches. t-minus nine minutes. [ ding ] [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls. let the making begin. ♪ that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all gold

an effort underway to rescue a man stuck in a storm drain behind the best buy on fitzgerald drive. any idea on how this guy ended up stuck in the drain? >> firefighters are still trying to figure that out. they've made contact with this man who is actually wedged inside a drainage pipe that's just about 14 inches around. he's stuck in there. firefighters have reached down to try and pull him out unsuccessfully. i finished talking to battalion chief right now and he told me they made progress trying to excavate the pipe. they're digging around it to try to see whether they need to break through the pipe to get to the man. they've now decided to use circular saws to cut a small home in to the pipe below where the man is so they can gain access to him and figure out how he's doing, where he's located and all he has any injuries. they say there's still about an hour away from actually cutting that whole in there and reaching them in. so quite some time that he's expected to be stuck in there at the moment. again, authorities don't know what his injuries are. they don't know how or why

night the fire department got a report of a man stuck inside a pipe near the best buy store on fitzgerald drive. when crews arrived they found the 27-year-old man wedged feet first inside a 12-inch metal pipe about 3 feet below the street surface. >> he was agitated, but said he wasn't injured but stuck completely horizontally, basically belly down, feet down, in a core gated pipe that was angled at about 60% grade. >> after fire crews excavated part of that pipe they were able to use a saw to cut it open. they managed to get him out safely after midnight. the man had burns and bruises but not seriously hurt. he told rescue crews that he was homeless and it wasn't the first time he had gone in a storm drain to stay warm. >> small businesses across america got their share of the spotlight today. it is small business saturday a-day when the small players in the retail trade hope to compete with those mega malls and store chains. we begin our coverage with nbc bay area's brian mooar in washington. >> reporter: at a little book store just outside the nation's capital president obama and his d

the rescue effort is going on right now on fitzgerald drive in pinole. alan wang is live on the scene with the latest. >> ama, we are here at the best buy in pinole, and that guy is still stuck in the drainpipe about 20 yards up the hill behind me. firefighters from pinole and the surrounding area are using shovels to dig up the pipes and possibly using heavy machinery to break into it. it started around 8:00 tonight when a customer here at the best buy in pinole heard the faint voice of a man calling for help. at first they couldn't figure out where it was coming from. and then they tracked it to a storm drain. the security guard at best buy said the man was sleeping in the pipe which is slanted at a 50 degree angle, and somehow he sliped so far down they could only hear him faintly calling for help. jay been able to make physical and verbal contact with him. we tried to lasso his hands, but he is tightly in there. we are excavating the drainpipe right now. i have resources from pinole public works to determine if we need to breakthrough the drainpipe i

let's go to our own tom fitzgerald. >> reporter: just about an hour ago, you were sitting not far from where we are now, you said this is starting to end. what was it that was going on an hour agatha you saw indicated that this race may be closer to being finished tonight? not too long ago we were talking about a very long night here. >> it seemed that he was meeting, obama, his numerical goals of four years ago. he wasn't running behind. more than anything, the demographics of this country have changed. 20 years ago, the electorate who actually voted was 90% white. it is now 74% white. the african american population overwhelmingly 97% went for obama. but barack obama himself told rolling stone magazine how he was going to win. he said the latino population, i'm winning big. he won by over 50 points. in the states that he had to do well in, the latino population overwhelmingly voted for him. and i found it interesting, tom before i go to you, that the first words out of tim kaine's mouth were spanish. >> hold that thought, there's something going on in this electorate right now at wor

last night, the fire department got report of a man stuck inside a pipe near the best buy store on fitzgeraldrive. when crews arrived, they found the 27-year-old man wedged feet-first inside that metal pipe about three feet below the street's surface. >> he was agitated, but said he wasn't injured, but stuck completely horizontally, basically belly-down, feet-down in the corrugated pipe that was angled at about 60% grade. >> after fire crews excavated part of the pipe, they used a saw to cut it open. they managed to get the man out just after midnight. the man had a few scrapes and bruises, but was not seriously hurt. he told rescue crews that he is not homeless, and it was the first time he had gone into the storm drain to stay warm. >>> a team of scientists led by bay area doctors is studying a new use of the smallpox vaccine that may prolong the life of people with untreatable liver cancer. it involves injecting genetically engineered smallpox vaccine directly into the tumors. once injected, it alerts the immune system to attack only the cancerous cells. if approved, it's one of only two o

. >> sending it downstairs to fox 5 political analyst, and tom fitzgerald. i'm curious. we talked about this was perhaps the last campaign for george allen, in virginia. mitt romney has been running for president for six years now. we wonder if this is his last campaign? >> he's 65 years old. i know a lot of people are very vital at 65. i don't see it. he had a problem in terms of his own party. he ran in the senate against ted kennedy. as really a liberal republican. then got lost. got elected as a moderate to liberal republican as governor to proclaim himself as a severe conservative. once he ran as a general election candidate, he had to revert back to the moderate. he really didn't have a home, and i don't think he has a future in that republican party. he's done. and plenty of ambitious people who can't wait to run. romney kind of reminds me of stevenson, a two term loser. >> it's important to remember that the obama campaign itself early on in this campaign had trouble deciding on what approach they were going to take with mitt romney. early on, they tried to push

the rescue effort is going on right now on fitzgerald drive in pinole. >> ama, we are here at the best buy in pinole, and that guy is still stuck in the drainpipe about 20 yards up the hill behind me. firefighters from pinole and the surrounding area are using shovels to dig up the pipes and possibly using heavy machinery to break into it. it started around 8:00 tonight when a customer here at the best buy in pinole heard the faint voice of a man calling for help. at first they couldn't figure out where it was coming from. and then they tracked it to a storm drain. the security guard at best buy said the man was sleeping in the pipe which is slanted at a 50 degree angle, and somehow he sliped so far down they could only hear him faintly calling for help. jay been able to make physical and verbal contact with him. we tried to lasso his hands, but he is tightly in there. we are excavating the drainpipe right now. i have resources from pinole public works to determine if we need to breakthrough the drainpipe itself and how we are going to be able to do that

. >> reporter: also on fitzgerald boulevard toys-r-us opens on thanksgiving and then you can buy turkey and go shopping. so far, nobody is in line put they actually go past the 10th all the way out passed the parking lot and most people are still sleeping in their tents right now. you can expect long linesment get the guy another blanket. most stores will open early than 8:00 is tonight and then you have the great mall in milpitas. those open at 10:00 p.m. >>> starting now in san jose, thousands of runners are getting themselves ready for one of the bickest turkey trot races. i knowi know, you can see where crews are still setting up the stage. >> reporter: that is the start of the race and you can only see two lanes of traffic and 1400 can pass in there immediate minute. 24,000 had registered to walk and run in this downtown race. they extended it to 30 more minute and it brings out some serious runners. a huge motivation is burning calories. >> the average american gains 6 pounds between thanksgiving day and new year's if and if you have that excuse, this is a nice time to have that s

a sunni's in baghdad in this one a triangle specially by the mahdi army so they started before fitzgerald arrived with his surge idea. anywhere bushing to soon be out of by down in the sunni triangle and liberals are a ride with the suitcases full of money good job was already done but i know you close the file you got a book as long as your arm you could talk about this for five minutes but the history lesson for the let's look forward what is the bomber administration to do now to try and improve the chances that the big washington p.r. machine is moved in full swing who's put tries his replacement going to be you could tell us anything about that would be very good question. the acting director of this is michael morrell eichenwald appointed by obama general structural number two big mistake started with because morrell was part of the bush administration as well he is eventually tied to john brennan the counter insurgency counterterrorism czar after what i was used. for the moment of course we don't know about or two point zero do you always wanted to for this to regain a little bit o

[laughter] but they tried to go highbrow but they took the 1920 book from of scott fitzgerald. very pretentious explaining why i go to princeton and then said we agreed. [laughter] so they went highbrow and were banned from having this t-shirt as the anti-gay slurs. but where does he come from? that is not the way it was meant in the book. that is not of scott this juror. [laughter] but help me out here but to my knowledge and the betty under the age of 50 is this is the -- assist the if i call anybody i know this is the they make fun of themselves. but this was on the teacher. but the promises you should mention the unmentionable and think the unthinkable that it is during free-speech language but f. scott the strobes book was one step too far. of was proud of the fact at the same time there was of peace. the bright part article and making the point* of the different presidential debates including hofstra have speech goes better ridiculous i had fun pointing out if you would apply these to the presidential candidates by the planeload day -- the plain language they could of got

i took a look around and signs are just about everywhere, like this one for john fitzgerald police elitellegally-posted on a utility pole leaving political signs out past her due date is basically littering. you ran for office, and now it's time to clean up your mess. he ran for office trying to convince voters that your plan would make the world a potter place. yet you leave all your trash on the side of the road when it's all over with, why is that? i came to lafayette after a few or send me an e-mail saying some signs were more than two years old but most were for 20 >> a or if you'd lik if live in and around a city, and your still looking a political science, grab them, take them, or contact your local public office. tell them where they are, in lafayette, stanley roberts, kron 4 news >>jacqueline: we are looking at clear conditions but range showers in the north bay that has been steady over the past couple of hours. that line of rain showers is moving more towards the south. as we take a look at the satellite & radar the tail end of this system continues to move slowly. we will con

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earth types see is that 2 hours but modified by this thing over here and it's called the lorentz fitzgerald contraction factor, all right? and then v is the speed, the relative speed. and c, of course, the speed of light. and we've done that, we find out that, wow, a 2-hour trip appears to be 2 1/2 hours. and that's what we saw in the film. now if you go at higher speeds, the time dilation-- dilation means stretched out. the stretch-out of time is even more. if you went 87% the speed of light, i'm not gonna take the time to do that now. but if i put the 0.87 in here, i would come out over here where the time is twice as much. twice as much time, see? so 2 hours will be 4 hour trip. and if i went 99.5% the speed of light, that fast, then it turns out the time would be 10 times as much. so a 2 hour-trip would look like 20 hours. let's take the extreme case. what if i went at the speed of light itself? okay. then this would be just c, not a fraction of c, but c. and c-squared, c-squared, what? is one. what's one take away one, gang? - zero. - zero. what's the square root of zero? - zero. - zer