hostess, the make are of treats like twinkies, ding dongs is leck question dating. that means the loss of 18,500 jobs. employees were sent home today and their operations have stopped. >>> products on the store shelves and in the outlet stores will be sold until they run out. that have folks buying up twinkies in bulk and selling them on e bay. we fond some on e bay and amazon. until this move, a box of hostess twinkies only cost $3.35. >>> hitting puberty is a frightening time for parents and children. >> why girls who mature earlier may be at risk for health conditions. >> former cia director david petraeus heads to capitol hill to talk about what happened in libya. >> it's beautiful here. we'll talk a lot more about it. >>> in tonight's health alerkts it's -- alert, it's something every girl has to deal with. girls who enter puberty early could have health risks early on. those who start before age 12 are 23% more likely to suffer from heart disease than adults and 30% more likely to die from heart attack or stroke. the study has been going on since 194 with rese

administration says, it is improving and we got the latest hint of that, the final jobs report, before the leckt is, surprising spurt, better than 170,000 jobs, added, plus to the economy and unemployment rate of 7.9%, and back with us is jack welch, who might quibble with the rate, in about the last time and you still don't necessarily buy these numbers? >> neil, look, the real unemployment rate, take the last ten years, prior to 2009 recession, ten-year average of what is called the participation rate, how many people are working, temporarily, full-time, and, you take that number, and you take ten-year average, and you run it now with the workforce. you have an unemployment rate close to 11% and that is what the real unemployment race, people are feeling, out there. now, garbage workers have walked away and that is the real rate and the number, 7.8, that popped in the other day, didn't make any sense. i mean, you had a number that said we had more people added, since ronald reagan's biggest month in june, of '83, in september. >> neil: you were questioning the math. >> i was questioning the m

and israel to establish red lines and say the iranians, you cannot cross that and as a result of the leck receelec recent events, the president and the prime minister of israel's relationship dramatically improved and we certainly hope so but it is time we work together and recognize it is not just nuclear weapons the iranians are doing, i outlined the other things they are doing, plus astraigorchestrating acts terror and attempts to assassinate the saudi ambassador in washington, d.c. we have to develop a strategy to counter that. >> chris: the director of national intelligence, now says that he was responsible for watering down, edit ig the talking points that u.n. ambassador susan rice used when she went on those five sunday talk shows, here's the picture, the famous picture of it. to talk about benghazi, but you say a few days before his office said they were responsible for editing the talking points, in a closed-door hearing the head of intelligence, james clapper, told you and other senators he didn't know who was responsible. question: two questions: where does the investigation s

david, simple question: did the president make a calculated decision, to run out the clock, until the leck not answer questions, about libya? >> no. >> chris: so, wh hasn't he answered questions about his personal involvement in libya? >> the president has, from the beginning, chris and we've talked you about it before, of course, the president has said, we want to get to the bottom of it and share it with the american people and get it right and there are a couple of distinguished americans, ambassador pickering and admiral mullen, the former head of the joint chiefs of staff who are reviewing the whole matter, to get to the bottom of it. not just to find out, you know, where things went wrong, but, how to fix it. and, so, that our diplomats and the service people we send overseas are as safe as they can be. they are serving in dangerous places and you cannot eliminating risk but you want to do as much as you can and that is the president's goal. >> chris: i understand all of the interagency issues and it does take time but i'll ask you a few straightforward questions about the president'

one thing i've learn sd you better not overlearn lessons of leck that is just happened because our country and our politics are changing so rapedly the important think now that the election is over hopefully we'll have a moment in washington where the leaders come together and on tax reform and education and immigration and fiscal policy, now that we're no longer the issue of we have a reelection, that's done. barack obama has run his last campaign and you have divided government. i think the mandate the american people was sending is work together. focus on us not what divides you as politicians, focus on us. and i don't offer misplaced optimism often. because in washington you can get pessimistic quick. but i do have confidence there is path way on tax reform, on continued education reform, on doing some smart things around energy. and that's the test of the ment and the leaders in the senate and houses. can they come together post election. and for a period of time put your needs and the needs of the country first. and i have a great deal of confidence we'll do that. so i look forward t

because i looked at what weaver did in connecticut and what the senator who just -- in pennsylvania, a leck specter. and i think an independent thinker is what this election needs. i mean, hands down, i believe that the polls are just propagandas to keep people involved. i believe that mitt romney never had a chance. i think that he's going to completely lose. i think that the democratic party are going to have a complete flush from the supreme court on down. host: why did you vote? >> well, other people were killed for constitutional rights and i think it's important to exercise that right because so many people don't like the caller who just called and, you know, you could reference people like that to say not getting involved is another answer to a solution. you've got the tea party and all kind of other -- ralph nader and those kinds of people. so i think it's just really important to, you know, exercise your right. host: the "wall street journal" highlights president obama in iowa, finishing up his tour, he's heading back to illinois today on the schedule playing some basketball which

it goes both ways depending on the leck. so it will depend on turn out out there. if you go to the northwest corner of the state. that's a rural, very republican area and one of the things we'll be watching for there on election night is turn out. because that is an area that trends republican but more christian and they're not excited about mitt romney. he doesn't energyize them. so we'll see what turn out is in northwest iowa. if turn out is heavy that's good news for democrats, fits heavy in the northwest iowa that's good for republicans. the central part of the state, des moines is a democratic county and we'll watch turn out there. democrats have to come out with a 10,000 plus of voters in the county the democratic heart of the state. so we'll see what kind of a margin that barack obama has here. a live view from des moines where the president will conclude his appearances and mark his final rally for his reelection effort. back to your calls our line for independence. caller: i've been following the elections and i'm just totally disgusted with both candidate

one thing i've learn sd you better not overlearn lessons of leck that is just happened because our country and our politics are changing so rapedly the important think now that the election is over hopefully we'll have a moment in washington where the leaders come together and on tax reform and education and immigration and fiscal policy, now that we're no longer the issue of we have a reelection, that's done. barack obama has run his last campaign and you have divided government. i think the mandate the american people was sending is work together. focus on us not what divides you as politicians, focus on us. and i don't offer misplaced optimism often. because in washington you can get pessimistic quick. but i do have confidence there is path way on tax reform, on continued education reform, on doing some smart things around energy. and that's the test of the ment and the leaders in the senate and houses. can they come together post election. and for a period of time put your needs and the needs of the country first. and i have a great deal of confidence we'll do that. so i look forward t