and the president of fiu.ause] this school, vicky thousand strong -- 50,000 strong, is the largest number of graduates from diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds in the stem field in the united states. [applause] all this represents the best of america. i believe on this 11th anniversary of 9/11, this is the first public event i have participated in on this day in more than a decade. it was -- that was unrelated to that date. but this day is about citizenship. on that day, i was in australia and president bush arranged for me to fly home. so that all americans could be together. sethat day, my wife's -- down, everybody relax. on that day, my wife was a senator from new york with the world trade center towers were. [applause] on that day, our daughter was a 21-year-old young woman working in york city in lower manhattan and was one of the thousands of people to walk north and could not find her. on that day, the chaplain of the new york city fire department and a friend of mine was killed along with a number of

>> fiu. >> just a couple notes, the redskins roster stands at 52. they'll get to 53. there's a chance to pick up a guy off waiver sometime tonight. that has to be done by tomorrow. also practice squad is put together tomorrow at noon and they're nine days away from their opener. >> looking forward to that one, too. >>> coming up a harvard university rocked by a giant cheating scandal. >> plus another deadly shooting spree, this time in a grocery store next. >>> this is fox 5 news at 10:00. >>> new jersey police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened inside a supermarket early this morning. an ex marine they say opened fire on two co-workers before turning the gun on himself. fox's sharon crowley has the latest. >> reporter: ex-marine terence tyler left his job at the old bridge pathmark at 3:30 in the morning and returned about a half hour later with an assault rifle and a handgun and started shooting. >> he entered the store firing his weapon. two of the employees were shot and killed. the others were able to hide and escape. >> reporter: those who did not

fiu want to dosith t i want to do that.t's like the reason i want to do this is because i have a different set of values than republicans. >> what are those values? spell them out. >> using government as a communal progressive force to protect the safety net and to come tether and invest in innovation, education, infrastructu. we'rint together. versus the ryan budget, which used as a stand-in first republican nominee, which says we're on it alone, get rid of government and give you aa vouch voucher, find medicare on your own. here comes romney and he sort of fits the mold. he's a 1peen he so empathy, even before the 47%. >> a pure market guy. >> they use bain, from the beginning, as cynthia noted, as a value. he's out there making mone i'm thinking of wermes n bloberg goal that has president obama leading mitt romney by six points nationally. for one big reason, half of the polls say they have an unfavorable view of mitt romney. bloomberg rerts, this is a september high for a presidtial challenger in the lasthree decades. b

he will campaign at fiu on tuesday and hold an event in orlando on wednesday. the president joked this weekend about clinton's role. >> somebody sent out a tweet. they said, you should appoint him secretary of explaining stuff. although i have to admit, it didn't really say stuff. i cleaned that up a little bit. >> you're going to see clinton in three states more than most. florida, ohio, and nevada. mark my words. today mitt romney is back in ohio. he holds an event this afternoon in a plant in the northern part of the state, but we'll see. one thing by the way, i think it's a topic we brought up here on the show but it's something worth talking about. we know other republicans are having this conversation, which is how does romney break from the bush republican past? how does he create separation? remember bill clinton's biggest hurdle in 1992 was part of proving he wasn't part of the carter, mondale, dukakis mold. it was that they were weak leaders, whether that was fair or not. he went out of his way. his whole campaign at times was proving that, whether it

your president was telling me before we came in about the magnificent progress of fiu and what you wereow important the pell grants were and how important the loans are and how important -- if it matters, you should be heard on election day. you know, a lot of what is said in politics today bothers me, because we all long for the unity we felt on 9/11 and for months afterward, and we know that to some extent, that level of unity can't be maintained, because we do have honest disagreements. and we need to have honest debates. benjamin franklin once said, our adversaries are our friends, because they show us our faults. but if you believe in honest debate, you believe in it because you think nobody's right all the time, not because you think it's my way or the highway. there is a big difference. and if you believe in honest debate, after the debate's over, you want everybody to vote, not to make it harder for the young, the minorities at this table, the elderly and the poor to vote. so i will say again, in much less time, what i tried to say last week. this is a pivotal election. i believ