he'll be holding a rally at eye da lee park in lees -- at ida lee park in leesburg, virginia, set to start at 6:30 that night. >>> if you plan on voting in virginia, you need your voter registration postmarked by midnight tonight. the deadline in maryland is tomorrow night. in d.c., you have to register in person pat the election board headquarters, but you only have until friday. if you need more information on voter registration, go to www.wusa9.com and look under our 2012 tab. >>> a federal investigation into congressman jesse jackson jr.'s finances reportedly is focused on whether he used campaign funds to decorate his house. attorneys for the illinois democrat have asked federal prosecutors not to seek an indictment before the november election, but the justice department has made no promises. >>> the woman at the heart of the debate over same sex marriage on galludet's campus plans to speak out tomorrow. angela mccaskill was placed on leave after signing a petition to get the question about legalization on maryland's ballot this november. mccaskill's attorney says the maryland

he'll be attending a rally at ida lee park. doors open at that event at 4:30.t gets started at 6:30. you need a ticket to attend and you can get them at the victory offices in arlington, loudoun or sterling. we put all the addresses right on our screen. now, stick with us. we've got a lot more debate coverage ahead. we'll check back in with anita brikman and the fact checkers at usa today. plus a look at what people were saying on twitter about tonight's debate and there was a whole lot of tweeting going on. moving on to social security, saving it as a matter of fact. a 1.7% cost of increase will go into effect but for millions of americans that is not stuff. our ken molestina is live to explain why recipients of social security may be struggling to scrape by with that. >> reporter: social security benefits continue to be a highly contested issue during the election season. following the announcement of the living adjustment the debate is taking center stage. >> reporter: alberta has been retired since 1990. she's battling breast cancer and depends on her socia

he'll have rallies in chesapeake and leesburg and in the leesburg rally will be at ida lee park. doors open at 4:30. the event begins at 6:30 tonight. you do need a ticket. you can get them at the victory offices in arlington, loudoun, or sterling. we have all the addresses right there on your screen for picking up tickets. >>> about 40 students of the university of maryland who want careers in politics watched the debate and they weighed in. >> deborah alfarone spent the evening with students from the school of public policy, and she has their reaction. >> reporter: inside university of maryland, public policy grad students are watching, reacting and tapping on their smart phones. >> it's not true. >> it's absolutely true. >> reporter: to be clear it was a lopsided crowd. do you mind if i ask for a show of hands of how many registered democrats? how many registered republicans? >> am i the only one? >> i'm one of the only republicans in the school. i don't know what the numbers are, what the percentage is but, you know, i don't mind. >> you want me to answer the question. i'm ha

the leesburg rally will be at the ida lee park. doors open at 4:30. the event begins at 6:30. you do need a tight and you can get -- ticket and you can get them at the victory offices in arlington, loudoun or sterling. you see the addresses right there on your screen for those offices. >> you can of course find them as well as wusa9.com. so how are the votessers and newspapers react -- voters and newspapers reacting to last night's debate? kristin fisher is live with more on this. a late night for you. >> reporter: good morning. well, you know, i think the consensus this morning is that this was not a blowout showdown like the first debate with us, but i think the edge is going to have to go to president obama. president obama did what he needed to do. he was on the attack right from the get go. he defended his record. he was really energetic, very engaged, a very different president obama than the one we saw show up to the first debate last week. but mitt romney by all accounts, he really held his own. he went after the president. the only issue was he didn't really have any