jeff? >> jeff: bill plante, thank you. >> well, we're still a month away from the election it is already election day in venezuela. there were long lines as voters turned out to choose between hugo chavez who has been president almost 14 years, and henrique capriles, his 40-year-old challenger. the latest polls seem to indicate a tight race. the head of the border patrol agent union said today the agent killed in southern arizona last week was shot to death by a colleague. the union says nicholas ivie began shooting after mistaking two fellow agents for armed snugglers. they returned fire killing him. coming up on tonight's "cbs evening news", a california hospital that is saving money by making house calls. >> jeff: the massachusetts pharmacy that distributed a steroid linked to a growing meningitis outbreak issued a voluntary recall of all of its products. federal health officials is have confirmed a total of 91 victims in nine states so far. that's an additional 27 cases in just the past

>> jeff: tonight shooting in wisconsin. a gunman kills at least three near a shopping mall and plants an improvised explosive device. anna werner has the latest. the last debate w both presidential candidates deep in preparation for tomorrow night, new totals show that 2012 run for the white house will cost more than $1 billion. jan crawford is in boca raton, florida. >> i accept your nomination way full and grateful heart. >> jeff: former presidential candidate and leading liberal democrat george mcgovern dies at the average 90. bob orr has a look back. and fighting back, tony guida shows us a boxer's return to the ring doctors said he would never fight again. >> they told me i could never box. they tolted me i wouldn't walk proper. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor, for the second time in less than three months there's been a deadly mass shooting in southern wisconsin. it happened at a spa in the milwaukee suburb of brookfield. at least four people are dea

jeff? >> jeff: jan crawford, thank you. >> joining us is our political director john dickerson in washington. john, a lot of discussion of benghazi right now. on election day how much do voters typically factor in foreign policy? >> well, in this election where voters have told us consistently that they care the most about jobs and the economy, that's likely to be the big issue on everybody's mind. the political danger for the president, though, about the libya issue is that the romney campaign is trying to attach it to a larger critique of this administration. that on issues from libya to the economy, they are out of ideas. that they are not on the case that they've not been showing leadership. so in that way it's a way for romney to make a case about the administration as a whole even though it's on an issue that will not be front of mind for voters. >> jeff: let's talk about the electoral college math if we could for a moment watch. does the math look like right now for each candidate? >

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." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. hurricane sandy is roughly 400 miles off north carolina tonight threatening up to 60 million on the east coast. here is the latest: 65 people across the caribbean are dead. airlines have canceled more than 6,000 flights. amtrak has canceled all trains along the northeast corridor monday. hundreds of thousands are evacuating coastal areas. ten states have declared a state of emergency. we have a team of correspondents tracking the storm tonight and we begin with our hurricane consultant david bernard at wfor in miami. david, parts of the coast already seeing the effects of sandy. what happens over the next 24 hours? >> reporter: jeff, it's a big storm and when we take a look at the clouds and radar together, they have been getting hammered in eastern north carolina and virginia, with big rains across the coast causing plenty of flooding. that is just the beginning of the rain and just the beginning of the wind. tonight the tropical storm force winds along the coastline, and by tomorrow

so here's poor jeff. he's having suicidal thoughts, his parents don't know because they didn't tell his parents. and because he was heavy on alcohol, he was drinking a lot of beer, we can't treat you. we can't do a dual -- they didn't say we don't do a dual diagnosis. they said, when he gets off alcohol, then we can treat him. that's no way to treat a veteran that comes home in terrible pain. and beyond jeff's story they are, because of the constant deployments, they're taking sleeping pills. they're taking percocet, they're taking oxycontin. these are very dangerous drugs -- >> host: and addictive. >> guest: and addictive. without a medical overseer while they're overseas. they come home, that's what they get. they go to a physician, va physician, sleeping pills. >> host: in jeff's case they desperately tried to get him help. they didn't really understand post traumatic stress disorder at the time. his grandfather took him to the hospital. they tried to get him committed. >> guest: right. >> host: um, ul

jeff flock is in illinois with more. jeff: they are from wall street believe it or not.ddle of a renovation. you have been doing this for a long time, buying them and renovating them. wall street is coming to you. you had 12 wall street companies come to you in several months. >> that is correct. this asset class is proving to be a big advantage for them to buy into. jeff: you turned some of them away because they put these around real quick. >> i am in for the long run. this is where i am. this is where all the people that work for my company are. jeff: look at the companies that are getting involved in this. they have established homes they are building for brendel, single-family homes building for rental and other investment companies developing your reit or coming to use saying give me homes to turn around and make a profit. >> you buy enough homes or develop them and i will buy them and in a matter of years i will take and sell the office to the secretary market. jeff: a little wisdom from wall street? >> you learn from the last time -- didn't we learn anything from

jeff ranieri tracking some of the hottest spots. jeff? >> no doubt right now we are near and approaching some widespread record-setting temperatures across the east bay. you're feeling it the most back in the tri-valley with current numbers from 97 in walnut creek to 97 in daniel and 99 in livermore. numbers have started to go down slightly from the peak today where we did top out at 103 in gilroy. 102 in walnut creek, and 100 in livermore. let's take you live outside of the hd sky camera network. we do have some blue skies in san jose. the winds trying to shift a little bit more to an onshore flow as keeping some of the haze down. but that air quality is suffering. as we get you back to the weather boards, heat is going to stay with us for tuesday that will keep that fire danger up there. a few 100s expected. but a cool wind will develop over the next 48 hours so. so that is going to improve our air quality a little bit for the east and also the south bay. we're going to talk more about all of this widespread weather, and when we could s

phelps, didn't you, jeff? you're wrong. take your shirt up. lift it up, jeff. really doesn't look too good. dropped a staple in the attic, didn't you, sport? he told me everything was gonna be fine, okay? don't worry. what's that for? why the hell'd you agree to something like that in the first place? you want to know why? because the housing market is a disaster. i racked up a lot of debt over the past year, okay? i went to give plasma, you know what i got? i got 30 dollars. so a man came up to me while i was in line, and he said i could save a life and make some money. now, we needed that money to keep going. there's this little innocent boy that's in desperate need of a kidney. it just so happens he's the same blood type as you. no, no, thanks. sir, that boy will die without your help. we have a world-class surgeon. we'll have you back on your feet and ten g's richer in no time. is it safe? completely. okay. okay, i'll think about it. i started feeling weak after the surgery. i couldn't hold down food, man. i think i needed both kidneys, not just one. so, yo

jeff: i've seen them, dramatic. liz: blocks and blocks of homes, first and second floor completely swamped. look at the sand here. bunched up against homes. you can see all of the terraces completely destroyed. you are looking at a bunch of homes that are on that level, sort of on the coast. this is atlantic city, david. and jeff, you can see this as well in your monitor. it is just a horrible situation with firefighters rescuing people. this of course was at the height of the storm when you could really see the action. but reports of people seeing fish floating on their kitchen floors. it is just -- it is stunning, and that as jeff said, blocks from the actual ocean. david: 85% of atlantic city was flooded. 85%. it just begins to count up the damage, the dollar damage of this storm, which clearly is going to be in the tens of billions if not hundreds of billions. jeff, there's nothing that can replace the people that have been misplaced and in fact 29 deaths. what about the hospitals? we had an awful situation here

so here comes this young man, jeff. he change. he's not the jeff he used to be. is parents don't understand and like most veterans, they are in terrible pain. they have nightmares, so what do they do? they drink, or they do drugs because it takes away the pain. and, okay, let's think about the health care that just got. the d.a. does not do dual diagnosis so here is poor jeff, he is having suicidal thoughts and the parents don't know because they didn't tell the parents, and because he was heavy on alcohol and drinking a lot of beer, we can't treat you. they didn't say we don't do a dual diagnosis. they said when he gets off the alcohol than we can treat him. that is no way to treat a veteran that comes home in terrible pain. and beyond jeff's story, because of the constant deployment, they are taking sleeping pills. they are taking percocet. they are taking oxycontin. these are very dangerous drugs. >> host: and addictive. >> guest: and addictive. they come home and that is what they get. they go to a physician, a va's edition, sleeping pills. >> host: in jeff's

jeff, thanks very much.s sandy ripped across the northeast it shut down all major airports leaving passengers on more than 15,000 flights stranded? my mother-in-law was one of them. she is trapped overseas. that kind of cuts both ways. look at picture of jetblue tarmac in laguardia airport. we know the storm could end up costing billions of dollars in damages. what about the travel industry this when will marined travelers get home. we have an expert at travel skills group, chris mcginnis. thanks very much for joining us. we appreciate it. >> sure thing. melissa: i even saw one estimate that said 18,000 flights. it just keeps climbing. is this a loss because, you know those flights didn't happen. people that were somewhere have to get home. but people who never left are, they're not going on those trips. >> yeah. they're displaced peel. there is displacaced people all over the whole country right now. 7,000 cancellations yesterday. about 7,000 today. luckily looking into tomorrow we're looking about a a thou

>> jeff is correct. think these are measures we are looking at because we have not approached it in the best possible way. but geoengineering, there's a tremendous number of different potentials there. the problem typically is scaling it up to something that is going to be effective at the global scale that doesn't cause any other ramifications into whatever system is, whether it is the oceans or atmosphere or the surface of the earth. we need to do the studies, i think, the find out what is going to be the most effective strategy is in geoengineering. but it is a real challenge to these types of research projects when we know the outcomes, probably are not scalable to the global scale. >> we're going to take a break. when we come back, we will go to haiti. thank you, greg jones, climate scientists at southern university. i also want to thank jeff masters for being with us from michigan. jeff masters runs weather underground, which was just bought by the weather channel. we will continue to follow what i

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so here comes this young man, jeff. he changed. he's not the jeff he used to be. his parents don't understand, and like most veterans, they are in terrible pain. they have nightmares. what do they do? they drink or they take drugs because it takes away the pain, and, okay, let's think about the health care that jeff got the va does not do dual diagnosis so here's poor jeff, he's having suicidal thoughts. his parents don't know because they didn't tell his parents, and because he was heavy on alcohol, he was drinking a lot of beer, we can't treat you. we can't -- they didn't say we don't do dual diagnosis, but when he's off alcohol, then we can treat him. that's no way to treat a veteran that comes home in terrible pain, and beyond jeff's story, they are -- because of the constant deployments, they're taking sleeping pills. they are taking percocet. they are taking oxy cot tin, very dangerous drugs. >> host: and addictive. >> guest: and addictive without medical visits while overseas, when they go home, that's what they get. go to a physician? they get sloping pill

jeff, thank you very much. jeff flock.so if you don't trust this rocky stock market, and since you're not getting a lot out of bonds could discounted real estate be the safe haven you've been looking for your cash? joining me, mark fleming, chief economist for corelogic. mark, i don't know in you heard jeff's segment but there are people who are making bets. over time this guy is making a lot of bets on the market eventually coming back. is that a wise choice? >> i think so. i think he is right, in the segment before you said prices are very low. we're at historic lows for the priceselves. they're coming off the bottom. so buying an asset that is now beginning to rise in value it is a good thing particularly if you hold it for longer term. david: we should say the by the way the number housing contractors has gone way, way down. if you're in the business you're perfectly placed. what if you're not. what if you're not a contractor and you just want to buy a discounted home you think is going to rise in value, not a flip sit

i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. we're tracking another system that is now starting to push into northern california with plenty of wet weather. of course we're on storm watch as the giants and the cardinals go at it for tonight. do expect a chance of showers if you're still headed that way with temperatures in the 50s. >>> a new era under way at yahoo, and so far so good for the company's latest ceo. scott budman is tracking the numbers from yahoo and wall street's reaction to it as well. scott? >> reporter: jessica, the reaction to this earnings report has been positive. and we haven't been able the say that about yahoo since it announced its latest choice for ceo that is former google exec marissa meyer. this afternoon she led investigators through a pretty strong earnings call. yahoo's numbers came in ahead of expectations. she says she is proud of the team she has been putting into place and is just starting to make yahoo into a better company. investors pushing stock up by about 5% in after-hours trading. >>> a

>> jeff: tonight three d make final preparations for the romney make final >> glor: tonight three days to go. president obama and mitt romney make final preparations for the first presidential debate. nancy cordes is on the trail if las vegas. >> i was a steelworker for 30 years. >> glor: sick of political ads? barry petersen in california reports on a referendum trying to limit them. mandarin chinese, the world's most spoken language now required in one american school district. mark strassman goes to class. >> what is the word for hello? >> niho. >> glor: and fighting chance, a decorated combat veteran overcomes his battle scars, fulfilling a dream on the football field. >> i didn't die that day on october 3rd, because i was meant to do something more in my life. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: and good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor. after months arguing from a distance president obama and mitt romney meet face-to-face on wednesday. their first debate is scheduled for denver. 90 minutes focusing on domestic issues. nancy cordes is on the campai

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this is the moment she see what's jeff and his team have done. [ laughter ] >> oh!uch. >> i don't think laughter is what you want upon arrival. >> what am i? the farmer's daughter? what is that. >> it was really only about that big, giant bowl of vegetables sitening 0 the kitchen counter. she did love everything else. >> i mean, hon negligently, i'm really blown away. i love it so much. >> but there was one thing. she had her design team spend the night with her because she was afraid her house might be haunted. >> lisa's husband is going out of town for the night and she's scared. >> little does she know, jeff has a halloween mask. >> ah! you're not coming back! >> to find out more about lisa g. we have her via skype "right this minute" from los angeles. first of all, how does it feel to be the breakout star? >> i'm supposed to be in one episode for a crazy reason they put me in for. supposed to do one room and they did 11. i just had fun doing my house. >> when he said, $17,000 on accessory, did you just crap your pants? >> my pocketbook, i mean, i have to get a s

you need not what anybody else than jeff flock. really understands the -- >> grew up on the jersey shore where this is headed. it will be interesting to see my home town. liz: i did hurricane andrew. i did cover that one. jeff: with the one. tracy: liz: we are a session highs of 31 points for the dow jones industrials. we have been down 61 points earlier, watching this closely because keep in mind we were down most of the session all three major indices moving higher and the russell 2,000 lagging a bit. despite better than expected gdp numbers this morning my next guest is still expecting a pullback in the markets. today's number made him alter his opinion. he says the markets have rallied beyond where they deserve to be. wealth management investment advisor joining as a fox business exclusive. eric has $6 billion in assets under management. between yesterday and this morning where were you yesterday in estimates of where we pull back? >> we already had a 4% full back, of 5% full back some weeks ago and that is starting to happen n

let's bring in jeff ranieri. >> for all those giants fans out there right now. after that severe weather. we had the rain delay yesterday. we are looking at a chance of showers by the ninth inning, until then, maybe cloud cover building in. not any kind of major storm activity, does not look like a lot of rain delays at this point. back here across the bay area, it's been all about the heat. record setting for today. 10 to 20 degrees above average. some of the warmest, livermore 91, santa rosa. san francisco even topping out at a very warm for october 84. look at next week, 50s and 60s coming our way for daytime highs. currently on the weather boards, we are seeing a 10 degree drop in santa rosa with the winds shifting onshore. livermore at 87, also 85 in pleasanton. let's get a look at some of the sizes and changes happening right now, the wind speed is not major, but a little bit of on shore flow in oakland. also, livermore, 5 to 10 miles per hour. let's take a look outside of our live hd sky camera network right now. a haze in some poor air quality this after

you don't want to miss it. >>> jeff, jim kozimor at the xfinity sports desk. a grueling early season schedule, but we'll explain why a last second decision in thursday night's game may have had billion dollar implications. that's next in sports. >>> in the age of gps and google maps, using paper is passe. the los angeles public library is deluged with maps for southern california man found tens of thousands them while going through a house that's about to be demolished. we have the story from a sister station in l.a. >> it's tough to find the cottage john feathers lives in on this mt. washington road. you might even call it off the map. ironic, says the man who visited there. >> i was stunned what i saw. >> as the map archivist, glenn was called in by a realtor working for feathers' family. the realtor needed to clear out what feathers amassed over a lifetime. >> this is 500 times bigger than i thought was possible. >> just a little more than 900 square feet. feathers had stashed maps. >> these are in perfect condition. >> tens of thousands of maps. >> there's

thanks, jeff. >> reporter: sure. >>> we got everything covered. everything you need to know to get around this weekend on nbcbayarea.com. jeff mentioned and you probably know about all the things happening, including how to get around, maps, and a breakdown of the events. search "bay's big weekend" on our web site. >>> a joyous, tearful reunion in tonight. a 10-year-old girl was reunited with her puppy stolen two days ago right from her home. >> i want to say thank you to everybody who made this happen. >> aww. she's so happy. took a village to get miko back to his family. from the city councilman who alerted the media to the relief and firefighters who posted pictures. he was taken during a home burglarry monday. miko was found some 60 miles away in a parking lot by a shopper who recognized him from the tv report. >> when a community stands together and good people do this, great things can happen. absolutely. you made this an amazing ending. i couldn't ask for anything better. >> the little girl had a big hug and thank you for the nice lady who

here to help us break down these numbers, jeff klein of lpl financial and jeff cox. jeff, let me start with you. you expect corporate profits to be negative, revenues to be soft. what happens to the stock market if you're right? >> stocks don't seem to be braced for disappointment in earnings. they've been driven by macro economics and not the microeconomics of corporate earnings result. since the first quarter of 2009 when profit growth turned up, earnings are up 83%. stocks are up 83% since then. this one-to-one relationship is no mistake. i'm afraid as we go through the earning season we might see weakness in stocks. >> the bar couldn't be any lower, that's for sure. how much of that, do you think, is the street, analysts just trying to set it so low the companies can fairly easily get over the bar? >> this is the game we always play with earning season. with things looking as bad as they are now, i think this game becomes more critical. look, it's so far so bad, we actually -- though alocoa kicks off the season officially tomorrow, we've had about 26 companies re

jeff hager is standing by live in carny with more on what they are recommending. jeff? >> reporter: if you have been running out today or in previous days to stores like the home depot, getting essentials, flosh lights and battery -- flashlights and batteries. you have been doing what emergency managers suggest you should do. be prepared. for those living along the chesapeake, those with boat tons water, another level of preparation has been going on all day and will continue in to the weekend. they have seen the boats, the flooded homes, before. those of us who are landlocked have plenty to get ready for with sandy. >> be prepared to be without power for a long period of time. no one likes that scenario, but if trees start coming down, which is quite likely, we have to be realistic, homes and businesses, maybe without power, for a period of days. a number of days. >> reporter: of course you remember the frustration surrounding irene, the executive addressed that today, he has received ainsurances that the -- assurances from bge that they will receive notices. the count

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>> jeff glor, thank you. south of atlantic city, coastal areas of maryland and delaware also under evacuation order. we have more from ocean city maryland. significant damages being reported there. chip good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, charlie. you see behind me that surf is really becoming ferocious. as the mayor called it, a really angry ocean. we did a live shot earlier. my camera crew started to worry. we were at a lower location that we might be in a danger zone. they went looking for a safer position. and they were right. take a listen. >> okay -- whoa! whoa! harry -- hey, guys. whoa! >> reporter: so we got wiped out of that position lost a lot of equipment, salvaged the camera somehow. so we're back on line. but i tell you, it's only going to get worse as the day goes on. wind gusts are now 45 to 50 miles per hour. this evening, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. steadily 50 miles per hour and gusts of hurricane range which is over 75 miles per hour. now the big worry here though, is flooding. it's alread

jeff?eff: something you never see, looking at a milling machine here actually crafting in clay a lincoln mkz. this is the car that this week just got certified at 45 miles per gallon by the epa. you still do it in clay. max, the director of design for lincoln. >> yeah, we still use clay. we use a variety of processes. the clay is the ultimate way that we -- jeff: you still have real people crafting this car just to make it perfect, the way you want to. lincoln is an extremely important brand for ford, ashley. they make a lot of money on these cars. this is luxury and high profit margin. >> absolutely it is. it is so important for us as ford motor company to get lincoln back to where it needs to be from a luxury brand standpoint. jeff: take a look at the stock, in the past year look at gm stock compared to ford stock. gm has had a run up. ford obviously not having taken that bailout but they are staking a lot of their future hopes on vehicles like this. this is actually the concept car for t

and fairmont illinois hey jeff what's on your mind today. just not there now it will be shortly ok jeff you're on the air what's up. hey hey i appreciate the show and everything and i just want to give a little shout out to my buddy rudy and that's my question i mean i think the show on about fracking you know about you know growing with all the natural you know looking water and earth it's not just water it's water with toxic toxic waste basically this is they they've figured out a way to take the toxic waste by products of refining and instead of having to pay a very high expensive fee to properly dispose of it they call it fracking chemicals and inject it into the ground. to act and you know i've come to find out that cheney had to do with that but was that we're all a third for like polluting all the people lane and if you don't grow the people blame yeah you're in people you're mixing up two things dick cheney but dick cheney did not jeff thanks for the color earth yet jeff i bet appreciate your calling what dick cheney did was basicall

jeff flock is in wisconsin with the details. hey, jeff. jeff: a big story. mr.late is attached to the box. that is almost as big of a story as that innovation. it is a cool innovation. we will introduce you to the man who made that innovation and a man who thinks it is revolutionizing. first, to you, sir. this was your idea. >> yes, it was. my head would explode when i went to look for a lead. my wife told me to invent something. jeff: you brought it to eric nelson who does direct advertising. what makes this a winner and how can it be made cheaply here in the united states? >> it is unique and solves a math market problem. you lose your lids to most of your containers. we are able to produce these goods and containers quickly and high-quality. these things are solid. jeff: go ahead and try, you cannot tear the lid off these things. >> no, you cannot. even though they look like two pieces, they are not. jeff: put the stock up for it, if you could. it is now going to retail. you are in walmart, target, all of that. >> absolutely. you can see it as the as seen on

jeff flock is in the middle of a pumpkin patch. take it away, jeff.e of these pumpkins. it is a little wet right now. the dry weather has really helped the pumpkin harvest. tell me why that is. >> dry weather really helps pumpkins quite a that. jeff: the big danger to pumpkins is not so much dry weather, it is wet weather. it makes them rot. there you go. they can make a mess out of it. when you get the dry weather, which hurt your corn crop ? >> corn yields are down all over the place. ours was not too terrible this year. around 110-120, normally around 150 bushels an acre. jeff: this against a crop that did not do very well. this is a hedge for you. >> i can see you looking at it like that. [ laughter ] these are atlantic giants. jeff: we have other jackal -- jack-o'-lantern type. isn't that something? wow. ashley: take that home with you, jeff. [ laughter ] just put it on your back. jeff flock. thank you so much. tracy: that is great. we carve them at my house. if our education system teaching students the right skills to match the needs of employe

jeff flock on the beach today. the hurricane will come ashore here later today. thank you, jeff. dagen: hurricane sandy also disrupting campaign plans. governor romney canceling events in virginia and new hampshire. the president heading back to the white house. the president canceled an event tomorrow as well in green bay. connell: that is correct. leo hendry is here with us now. dagen: a big old democrat. connell: does this help the president? what is your analysis? >> i think if it was next week, it would have a very disruptive effect. these elections will be very close throughout the house, senate and all the way to the top. turnout is an imperative. this week it is just a problem. it is a crisis for the men and women that live in this area, ourselves included. it came up in the earlier show, friday we will see in other jobs number. we thought we saw gdp late last week. this election is going to be decided on these economic news. the two of you to a better job than others of understanding what really is going on here. when president clinton said the economy is stupid, what re

jeff ranieri, meteorologist jeff ranieri is back with news the studios today.ays out there in t ambience, one with the weather. >> four days off around the bay area and it fee like a couple of weeks. we have this slow and stubborn system we're tracking offshore. we have plenty of cloud cover we're monitoring, but most notably some first fall showers developing about 150 miles offshore. here is the thing for tonight. as we put this into motion, a love of activity moving from the north to the south. there is some hope coming in that forecast. let's take a look at this fall rain. it's been very slow to start, at least for this season. this time last year san francisco had some of the most rainfall, with over 1 inch. but this year, double zeros right now. we haven't picked up anything so far this season. but there is a little bit of that hope and promise in this forecast this week. a slight chance of showers as you head in throughout tomorrow. for fall and also winter, we continue to remain under an el nino watch, which definitely could mean some stronger and also

that is where you will find jeff flock. take it away, jeff. we have been saying all day that this has been extraordinary how the intensity of the storm has grown without any reletting at all and that is continuing to be the case here. my colleague has a thermometer, just got a gusts of 95 miles per hour. we have had some strong gusts. we are in the 50-60-mile hour range. imagine what it would be like to stick your head out the window of your car as you are driving 60 miles an hour down the expressway. maybe this is what it would feel like. i feel pretty confident that we are at 50-60, maybe 70-mile per hour range. i do not know about 95. i tell you, it is coming. you see the ocean there behind us. that will be the big problem as it begins to surge in. we are now approaching low tide. we are doing about as good as we will. later is when the trouble comes. melissa: stay safe out there jeff. oh, my goodness. he was talking about his anemometer. i do not have one of those. i may need to get one. it is time to make money with charles payne. he is b

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jeff rubin, thanks for joining us today. get out of here, just a tiny bit of reporting before we get out of here, guys. behind me in the crowd there's a woman holing be a obama sign and she found her boyfriend holding a romney sign. she dumped him, so that happened. that does it for "the cycle" live from boca. the debate coverage continues on msnbc. martin bashir is in the chair right here from lynn university next. [ female announcer ] over the years, your mouth has giggled, snuggled, bubbled ...and yellowed. because if you're not whitening, you're yellowing. crest whitestrips remove over ten years of stains and whiten 25 times better than a leading whitening toothpaste. crest 3d white whitestrips. progresso. in what world do potatoes, bacon and cheese add up to 100 calories? your world. ♪ [ whispers ] real bacon... creamy cheese... 100 calories... [ chef ] ma'am [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. that was me... the day i learned i had to start insulin for my type 2 diabetes. me... thinking my only opt

>> jeff, i'm curious on the issue of simpson/bowles.s effective tax rate would be and how it would impact the business? >> my hunch, andrew, is that the tax rate goes up, probably. i think we're kind of ready for that. but, you know, the notion that you can have a territorial system and have flexibility around cash, i think that's a positive that supercedes everything else. i think that's, you know, and again, we're not asking for -- we're asking for the same system that every one of our global competitors has. every one of our global competitors lives in a territorial system. all we're asking is for a chance to compete on a level playing field against those guys. what i always say, andrew, is look, like us or hate us, we're the last american company standing in all the industries we're in. we compete against global guys in everything we do. just give us the same system they've got. and i don't think that's too much to ask for. >> jeff, real quick, while we have you. we talked to warren in the last hour about bernanke and qe-3. and you

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i'm jeff ranieri in the nbls bay area weather center. tracking something we haven't seen in a long, long time with showers offshore. ♪ just put a little bit of yourself ♪ ♪ in everything you do [ female announcer ] add your own ingredients to hamburger helper for a fresh take on a quick, delicious meal. it's one box with hundreds of possibilities. of green giant vegetables it's easy to eat like a giant... ♪ and feel like a green giant. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant >>> president obama shifted his campaign focus to ohio tonight. he left with a war chest $3.2 million fatter after the fund-raiser last night. republican nominee mitt romney passed mr. obama in the gallop survey. at uc davis, a high profile rally featuring bill clinton demonstrated how important both parties consider california's congressional races. mr. clinton was there to boost the profiles of sacramento area incumbe incumbents, as well as two challengers who hope to unseat republicans. before his student audience, clinton hammered hard on the value of mr. obama's student loan r

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