keating, show us the money.here is that opportunity to actually get some returns versus just hiding your cash and fretting and concern? it doesn't do you any good. >> earlier david mentioned how aggressive the federal reserve and other central banks have been, we refer to that as bringing down short-term interest rates and bond yields, so, therefore, investors are forced to go into the equity market. consider a company like bce, bell canada, it has a 5.4% dividend yield which is actually higher than the yield on either at&t or verizon. it actually has a stronger expected growth rate in the dividend payout over the next four years. consider another like chlorox, company with a 3.4% dividend yield, global manufacturer and distributer of cleaning products and household predicts with about a -- products with about a 27% increase in dividend payout over the next four years, and let's go to a 8.5% distribution yield on a pipeline company, newstar. it's a midstream energy company, they've sold half of their exposure in

to fill keating in fort lauderdale, fla.or not a direct hit but certainly the effect will be felt. phil: without a doubt and quite literally hurricanes and the dumping tons and tons of sand on scenic coastal highway a 1 a in fort lauderdale. this has been going on all day long, the entire road, four plains covered with several inches of sand when everyone woke up after a long night, strong winds, ala of rain, big surging surf pushing sand from the beach over the sea wall all across the street here. the rain has subsided. the wind has died down. we have seen sunshine returns or radically as hurricane sandy which is northeast of where we are turning northbound 200 miles of coast. strong powerful hurricane and will continue to be over the next several days but for the entire coastline of florida the impact has been on the level of a tropical storm and tax. not the case in the island. look at fresh video from the bahamas. 700 islands pluu, battered all night into today. at least one fatality. the death toll which has been climbi

in sanford, florida, phil keating, fox news. >>> here's a story that will have you talking long after the newscast tonight. she's being called a brave hero. an oklahoma girl just 12 years old shot an intruder during a home invasion wednesday, the story now just coming to light. she was left alone and quickly called her mother for advice when the intruder entered the house. her mother said get the family gun, hide in the closet and, of course, call 911. >> what we understand right now is he was actually turning the door knob when she fired through the door. she did everything she was

fox's phil keating is in miami with more. >> reporter: hurricane candy now threatening the entire eastosovo of the united states. forecasters say it is expected to be a rare mix of a murk and a winter storm before possibly hitting the new york and new jersey area on tuesday. new york city's mayor says no reason to panic. >> we have opened the office emergency management situation room already and the nyc coastal storm plan was activated morning. >> reporter: officials in the northeast preparing for the storm and relying on less sops learned from last year's hurricane irene. >> you saw in irene, we didn't move a lot of people out of the seniors homes and hospitals and if necessary, we are prepared to do the same thing. >> reporter: hurricane sandy has already ripped through jamaica and cuba and now it is in the bahamas. heavy rain and strong winds damaging many homes, knocking down power lines and uprooting trees. the cuban government says more than 50,000 people evacuated before the storm made landfall. sandy also forcing officials to postpone terror-related hearings at guantanamo bay.

fox's phil keating is in miami with the latest. >> reporter: hurricane sandy now threatening the entire east coast of the united states. forecasters say it's expected to be a rare mix of a hurricane and a winter storm before possibly hitting the new york and new jersey area on tuesday. new york city's mayor says no reason to panic. >> we've opened the office of emergency management situation room already and the nyc coastal storm plan was activated early this morning. >> reporter: officials in the northeast preparing for the storm and relying on lessons learned from last year's hurricane irene. >> you saw in irene we didn't move a lot of people out of seniors homes and hospitals and if necessary, we're prepared to do the same thing. >> reporter: hurricane sandy has already ripped through jamaica and cuba and now it's in the bahamas. heavy rain and strong winds damaged many homes, knocking down power lines and upreceipting trees. the cuban government -- uprooting trees. the cuban government said more than 50,000 people evacuated before the storm made landfall. terror-related hearings are

keating spent two years researching and writing netflix. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> i would have figured you had three reporters that knew the history of netflix. i went to netflix before i had a dvd player and i would get them in the mail and put them back in the mail because it was a $500 to get a dvd player. i thought i knew the history of netflix. in the first few chappers of your book i realized i was wrong. >> so did i. i covered them for eight years. i thought i knew everything. founder.d down the other there was an entirely unknown chapter about the founding team. >> reed hastings was late to netflix. you think of him coming up with it by himself and the story about it was some movie that he returned late. >> apollo 13. >> thank you very much. not actually the case. >> no. it probably happened. i am sure he thought about it, but, no, basically there was another guy who worked for reed haitings who was about to get fired from his company because the company was being acquired and he said

tracy: governor keating, thank you for taking the time.we should look at ourselves in the mirror. we don't have to follow the crowd. >> thanks. ashley: some sobering news here the meningitis outbreak linked to steroid has caused 12 deaths nationwide. lawmakers are calling for federal investigation hearings and possibly new legislation that could change the fda and drug regulation. we get the bottom line with elizabeth macdonald. >> a lot of action in washington, d.c. on this story. henry waxman, ed marquee and richard blumenthal are all saying we need a federal crackdown on what is going on with these pharmacies that mix and re-mix drugs behind the scenes and sell them across state lines. 55,000 pharmacies across the country, half of them do what's called compounding, recombine drugs and mix them and sell them across state lines. governor patrick of massachusetts is out saying this specialty pharmacy that is behind this meningitis outbreak was doing just that. it was operating outside of its state license. so how the we say henry waxman an

surety keats divorced soon after she was born. her father who she reconnected with when she was twenty six was a vietnam veteran who carried deep scars from the war he died of cancer in two thousand and nine. they got married long enough so that i would not be considered illegitimate so that i would have my father's name by the time i was two i think i'd been to. four or five different doctors about it and it to a dermatologist diagnosed me with alopecia universalities in my in my case which means i don't have anybody here really anywhere also when i was almost sixteen and not started my period yet so my mom took me to the doctor to just kind of you know see what was going on and the first doctor the we went to took a look and said i need to refer you to a specialist and she didn't really explain what she saw or anything to us she just wanted to go over here to the specialist so went to go see a doctor at the university of alabama in birmingham. not remembering his name just right now and he did a pelvic examination and then they

phil keating is in our south florida newsroom.hese letters questioning folks' citizenship or what? >> shep, every single florida voter who received one of these fake letters is, in fact, a u.s. citizen and all but one a registered republic. people like well john dean deangeles surprise at this letter. important in west virginia and lives in naples florida. to to him and many others in florida, the letters while they sure look real and official and that's where voter suppression could happen. >> my concern is that the obscenity ballot folks, elderly folks in florida that aren't as mobile can't get to the election office and they may be on the fence whether or not to vote in the election they are going to decide not to risk it. >> nationwide, voter intimidation is a felony, punishable by a large fine and up to it a year in jail, shep. what's the likelihood catching and whoever is sending these letters. >> it's really hard to say so far. the investigation really just getting underway. all of these noncertified letters from mailed fro

. >> reporter: colin keating has recovered from the concussion he suffered while playing basketball as an eighth grader two years ago. >> whenever i get hit in the head, i always take a step back and make sure, like, i'm fine. >> reporter: but you know what to look for. >> yeah. i-- i actually do some of the tests that nick does. >> reporter: and that's the effect nicholaides had hoped for. >> that's very encouraging to me. educating kids to let you know when they're hurt. how does it feel? >> reporter: and to get help from a health care professional sooner rather than later. michelle miller, cbs news, ridgewood, new jersey. >> axelrod: ahead on the cbs evening news, the joys of a bumper crop of pumpkins. >> axelrod: the hot, dry summer ruined corn crops in many parts of the nation, but the drought conditions were just right for that october favorite, the pumpkin. elaine quijano reports. >> reporter: vernon stade says in his 35 years of farming in the northern illinois town of mchenry, this year's searing drought proved to be the worst ever for his corn crop. >> this should be about si

this is a moment to rally around the flag, and keating said the president has our full support, we're not going to, in this moment of crisis, jeopardize the united states' chance of victory here, but once khrushchev breaks, that cease fire breaks immediately because it's nine to ten days out from election. republicans start asking good questions about why didn't we find out about he's earlier? was the kennedy administration negligent about sending surveillance flights over cuba? why the gaps? why didn't we know about it? is it a massive intelligence failure? some go further. is the kennedy administration covering up here? did the kennedy administration even manufacture this october surprise in order for political gain? this breaks when khrushchev breaks down. there's an intense period of political attacks coming. in the leadup to the election, but actually dragged on through the middle of fab 1963. they drag on for months because there's questions here. it's a good question. why didn't the u.s. find out about these earlier? >> host: for the audience, this is taped in the middle of oct

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jenna: thank you, phil keating, thank you very much. going to find out why prosecutors say they might have a harder time building their case against a 17-year-old suspect accused of murdering a 10-year-old girl. all because of a new law. and bob beckel and ed rollins join us in the race for the white house. >> over the last four years, we have made real progress digging our way of policies they gave us two prolonged wars, record deficits, and the worst economic crisis since the great depression. >> and needs 20 million people out of work, struggling for a good job. i will get people back to work with 12 million new jobs testing mylood sugar... is this part of your life? freestyle lite test strips? why, are they any... beep! wow, that hardly needs any blood! yeah... and the unique zipwik tab targets the blood and pulls it in. so easy. freestyle lite needs just a third the blood of onetouch ultra. really? yep, which is great for people who use insulin and test a lot. max and i are gonna run out and get them right now. or you can call or c

it was the honeymooners versus family ties, he had norton versus alex keating. what we was wasn't only an argument about policy t was a look at different eras. >> i think he reassured some folks. he passed the bare minimum test. it was the minimum that they needed to do. biden needed to give the shot in the arm. ryan needed to pass the competence test but i don't think either one of them got a knockout blow or anything like that and it was a setup for next week, what a lot a of us expected and not that much of an impact on the overall race. >> i have to play this, it tells you everything about how people reacted to this debate. >> i think he came off as being very strong, ee mowing nal, and i liked the looking@camera aloo the camera. >> i thought there were smears and everything. >> i'm guessing we found one obama voter and one romney voter. it was like, that's the way democrats saw one thing, democrats saw another. >> even having joe biden win the cbs but not by a huge margin and then the cnn poll among all voters, paul ryan had the advantage. it was almost a s

phil keating is live at the courthouse in sanford, florida.man expected to come out of hiding for this hearing. is that right, phil? >> reporter: that is the plan, bill according to zimmerman's legal team he will be in the courtroom for the scheduled 1:30 hearing and this will also give him his very first opportunity to face his new judge in person, and that is deborah nelson. nelson will go through a list of attorney demands and requests, decide what is relevant for the pending june 10th second-degree murder trial of george zimmerman and what is simply and attorney fishing expedition. what zimmerman's attorneys are hoping to get access to includes trayvon martin's school record, his attendance record, his grades, and his history of suspensions, plus his social media accounts, and his cellphone records, of which the defense claims prosecutors have been unwilling or slow to share. prosecutors in the martin family say awful these requests are totally irrelevant to what happened the night of the murder, or the alleged murder, the shooting death o

phil keating live on that story in south florida. how many confirmed victim there is so far?ing. >> good evening. no named suspects yet. but tonight 60 confirmed i.d. theft and financial theft victims so far, both the size and enormity of this breach, while the potential for victims out there is exponentially greater than this. investigators believe one or more very professional coordinated hackers attacked the information cash, working through multiple files on the school's server and combined those files to piece together like a puzzle 300,000 identities. here are the numbers. 76,000 northwest florida state college student records. 200,000 records of florida bright future scholarships from the 05-06 school year and 06-07 school year. and 3,000 college employee records, including the school's president. >> in this instance when you've taken people's identity and stolen money, i hope the criminal consequences are pretty significant. >> the data stolen includes names, social security numbers, birth dates and very importantly here, their direct deposit account information that'

phil keating is live in fort lauderdale where it is wet and windy. right, fill? phil: hurricane sandy is deliveringtons and tons of sand all night long. all four lanes of a1a of the highway have been closed all day. you can see the crews scooping up the sand. overnight it was much worse as the outer bands of the hurricane ripped south florida pushing a surge, wind, rain, and sand all across all four lanes as the big clean up job that continues throughout the afternoon. there has been a lot wind. a lost rain. but mostly subsiding as the eye of the hurricane now far enough north of south florida and the weather will improve from south florida to north florida there was minor damage. we caught a boat in the bay battered and beaten and half sunk. that is one less watercraft that will be used the next time the weather improves. we have seen some sunshine now but the cleanup does continue and it is headed this way but it is far away from jacksonville, the eye, at 200 miles. florida could have seen the worst it will get. now it is marching toward virginia, maryland, and

bill: phil keating's on that, 29 electoral votes in florida.: both presidential candidates now left with just days to win over the voters including that influential women voter group out there. coming up, we're going to hear from an undecided mom of four who attended the second debate. we're going to find out whether or not last night's showdown swayed her one way or another. they're working on her, that's ahead. >> in the last four years you cut permits and licenses on federal lands and federal waters in half. >> not true, governor romney. >> by how much did you cut them by then? >> we have produced more -- >> no, no, how much have you cut licenses and permits? >> governor romney, here's what we did. >> no, i had a question, and the question -- >> you want me to answer ato t question. >> how much did you cut them by? to help those affected and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open, and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. d bp's also committed to america. we support nearly 250,000 jobs and invest

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i will kill, i will kill until i am no longer challenge because he must know, as everyone in the keating must know, there is no going back. their minority in syria. if they lose power there will be slaughtered. had this to make that final step? >> well, one of the main point is that they see that as an existential conflict. this is something that there is no turning back on the side right now. for me the answer to that is to fold. it won, i take you really still believes from day one that he is saving the country, that he is protecting the country from chaos, even though his policies are, in fact, during quite the opposite. but i really believe he thinks that what to and that is just from knowing how the syrians think and how he thinks and how righteous they believe they are in their particular policies. and so in fact i had one -- believe it or not, had one well-placed syrian tell me that they feel they have actually been restrained. that they really -- it is they want to unleash the dogs, and they have a debt. and that begins part of this different the central paradox. this command thi

chris keating will ask the next question. >> the u.s. supreme court has upheld the key part of the universal health care plan including the much debated individual mandate. which specific elements should be left alone and which specific elements should be changed that ? >> it cost the family $3,000 every tiny have to take the medication. the insurance plan has a frigid every time he had to take the medication. -- it costs the family $3,000 every time they have to take medication. the interest plan affects this. there are thousands of families out there who are at risk of losing everything. there are individuals who lose their jobs simply because they get sick. i have been proud to stand up for the concept that health care should be a human rights, and not something you get if you are rich enough to afford it. i am proud to have played a role. >> i will like to replace the affordable health care act. the cost of health care is going up. it is a good thing that children can see on their parents' policy until there are 26 years old. i do no

we'll get to that first, phil keating live in fort lauderdale. i guess for a storm that didn't even hit there, you have got some pretty big problems there. >> shep, you are looking at what is likely the hurricane in state of florida tonight. this is typically scenic a 1 a the highway that runs up the florida coast line. right here where the water way has been breached. four lanes, no traffic and a lot of clean up yet to do over the weekend here. i mentioned this was the second time the sea wall was breached. it happened about two hours ago. the first time was overnight as outer bands from hurricane sandy with the strong winds, strong waves and big storm surge had commuters of fort lauderdale driving over sand on the road. damage overall pretty minimal in florida. damage spur radiculopathy here and there florida was pretty lucky. we are pretty far west of the eye of the hurricane. tropical storm degree as level damage over here and impact. just a lot of wind and rain b.a. bad weather. what's coming your way a lot worse. >> we had hoped this storm

chris keating will ask that question first to mrs. mcmahon. >> there is broad consensus that extending the bush tax cuts to be middle-class this is a good idea. there is disagreement about whether the wealthy should benefit. how will you keep taxes low on the wealthiest americans benefit the economy as a whole? >> in my jobs plan i call for a tax cut for the middle class. i would keep all of the other tax brackets in place. there would be no getting more loss for others. president obama in 2010 said we should not increase taxes when we're in a recession. we are barely out of a recession. our gdp growth is only 1.3%. now is not the time to raise taxes. my plan calls for a tax cut for the middle class. i am the only one who has called for tax cuts for the middle- class. we need to make sure that if our economy turns around and we improved, i would recommend that we pay more taxes. i would be willing to pay more taxes as long as they are used to pay down the debt and deficit and not continue with the spending we have in washington. >> co

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chris keating will ask that question first. these are not things that are part of an active jobs plan that will put people back to work. >> thank you. our next topic deals with something we all worry about, taxes. chris will ask that question first. >> there is consensus that extending the bush tax cut is a good idea. there is sharp disagreement about whether the what they should benefit as well. -- whether the wealthy should benefit. how will you keep taxes lower on the wealthiest americans and keep the jobs as a whole? >> i do call for tax cuts for the middle class. i would keep all of the other tax brackets in place. there would be no gain or loss for others. even president obama in 2010 said we should not increase taxes will we are in a recession. we are barely out of a recession. i do not think now is the time to raise taxes. my plan does call for a tax cut for the middle class. the only one on the stage as called for a tax cut from the middle class. we need to make sure that if our economy starts to turn around and we are

hurricane standee stalking the east coast of floor and bill keating is waiting for it in fort lauderdaleo days hurricane sandy brought a lot of wind and rain, tropical storm impacts to the coastline of florida simply because the eye of the hurricane is so far off shore. hurricane sandy living up to her name innfort lauderdale. the entirety of a 1 a covered in sand. that is why the road is closed and has been all day today. this is a substantial sand blown from the beach and waves and wind and rain. certain damage on the streets and a lot of traffic problems as well. damage to property is minimal but look at this boat we spotted bobbing, battered and beaten, half under water. that might not be repairable. this has been a killer hurricane from jamaica to cuba to haiti and the ball on hamas. 29 people dead so far and counting. the category 1 and category 2 and back to category 1 hurricane ripped off rooftops and houses, caused many structures to collapse and it is going to be many days of dealing with the impact of this hurricane out there in the island but back here on shore everybody is p

phil keating is live at fort lauderdale international both show. >> a lot of expensive boats here.ane is now 200 miles east of florida. it remains open to all of these super and mega-yachts. some featuring helicopters onboard. nobody wants to see what happens. the day bay is beaten and battered and have something out of those outer winds from hurricane sandy were raging miami-dade county. as the hurricane heads northbound, the impact in florida is going to be an area for tropical storms and fort lauderdale this morning. it marked commutes to work. school was canceled in broward, palm beach, and miami-dade county this week. people are taking this very seriously as it moves north down. hurricane sandy remains far enough offshore florida that the impact is going to be a lot of rain and wind throughout all day today. bill: thank you, we will be in touch throughout the week and weekend. martha: talking politics in the swing state of florida. there could be a crucial point in deciding who wins this election. florida has a treasure trove of electoral votes. twenty-nine of them, which is a

phil keating on this live in south florida. 300,000 affected and possibly more to come? how many?by far, bill the tip of the iceberg. aside from the documented financial theft of already 67,000 college people, victims right now. these hackers very organized got the names, birthdays, social security numbers of hundreds of thousands of young people, primarily in ages between late teens to mid 20's. it really could be months or years from now before the threat and fraud actually happens to them. investigators say this was a very professional, coordinated hacking of the college's server and numerous files within, breached 76,000 north state florida college state records. 3,000 college employee records including the bank account of the school's president. >> the more common mechanism is to go through a loan company and have a secure loan and have that payment come directly out of the bank account. these how i was hit. >> stolen from the president's bank account $600. the thieves basically opened up a new line of credit with all of his personal id information and started funding out his

phil keating is tracking it live from miami. >> reporter: the secretary of state of florida calls this voter intimidation. every single voter who got one of these fake letters has one thing in common, almost all of them a registered republican, people like john who was born in west virginia but now lives in naples, florida, he says the letter regarding his citizenship status certainly looks genuine with official-looking heading and the name of the county supervisor there at the bottom, but he fears most people would not know what a real, legitimate letter looks like to detect the fake and older voters or people unable to drive to clear this up, well, may opt to just bag it this election year and not vote. >> i can't help but think that it was, was a presidential election issue and not simply -- although it would trickle down to every, every republican candidate as well. so it's a republican/democrat issue, i would say. >> reporter: another legitimate citizen who also received one of these bogus letters is the jacksonville city council president, bill bib -- bishop, who's had his citize

joining us live from nearby fort lauderdale our own phil keating.lly here in florida thought hurricane season was basically gone hurricane sandy still about 200 miles that direction offshore. that would be the entire coast land of florida right now remains in a tropical storm warning. check it out. that snow drift sand drifts. the sand overnight with the wind and the rain and high tied has now covered famous a 1 a boulevard here with sand all over it creepy crawly traffic heading in. the wind has died down for the moment and rain has stopped. only outer band will be raining across florida all day long. as sandy bhovs northbound heading to the metropolitan areas up around philadelphia, new york, new jersey, boston. slowly but surely south to north we will be getting better weather. through out the day today florida miami is a little better fort lauderdale west palm beach miami northbound. 21 deed peopl-- dead people vic of the storm due to debris as well as rain in jamaica, cuba, the bahamas. all of those nations have been rakeed by this hurricane. a

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kennedy was very worried about, and he was being attacked at the time by two republican senators, keatingnd gephart because of the bay of pigs, which an earlier caller asked about, that he was weak about cuba, that we were letting the soviet union have a satellite in the western hemisphere, that he had not agented -- acted on it effectively in the bay of pigs. no question there was a little bit of a political overlay in this, and at one stage, if you look at the documents that have now becomeÑjr public, douglas dylan, secretary of the treasury and who is part of the conversation, writes a little note that i think he hands to bobby that says, "if you consider what the house of representatives is going to look like if we let them succeed with the bold venture?" there's a political element of this as is inevitably the case because our leaders are political leaders. on the second question, i'm sorry, i now forgot the second element. remind me, john. >> host: oh, sure. one aspect wasñ&r the politics,d the others were the subs off the coast. >> guest: oh, the subs, yeah, absolutely. that's a ve

chris keating will ask the next question. >> the u.s. supreme court has upheld the key part of the universal health care plan including the much debated individual mandate. which specific elements should be left alone and which specific elements should be changed? >> it cost the family $3,000 every tiny have to take the medication. the insurance plan has a frigid every time he had to take the medication. -- it costs the family $3,000 every time they have to take medication. the interest plan affects this. there are thousands of families out there who are at risk of losing everything. there are individuals who lose their jobs simply because they get sick. i have been proud to stand up for the concept that health care should be a human rights, and not something you get if you are rich enough to afford it. i am proud to have played a role. >> i will like to replace the affordable health care act. the cost of health care is going up. it is a good thing that children can see on their parents' policy until there are 26 years old. i do not thin