loy mock.rding to the arkansas times, is a member of the league of the south. a group which works toward the formation of an independent southern nation. that's right. another republican secessionist. he believes that god and the bible are on his side and is that god was on the confederacy side in the civil war but for some reason, god decided to let the north win. you know, god works in mysterious ways. representative mock calls the confederate flag, quote, a symbol of jesus christ. to this republican crazy person, the most admired republican in history, abraham lincoln should be equated with, and those were his words, equated with, josef stalin, karl marx and nazi murderers. he has written these things. these are his considered opinions carefully written, not in his diary, but for the world as he knows it to see. all of these things are in past letters to the arkansas democrat gazette. ten years ago he wrote a letter to the editor, to the paper, saying that one of their guest columnists was,

. >> i was going to play the bill clinton sound but, in fact, lois the first lady has given an interview and she did with i-village regarding the debate and the quote off night. you have not heard this. let me play the new sound of michele obama. i'm going to read it. it say there is's sort of a scrum and the punditry an enthe analysis and then there's the passion that we see every single day and basically went to say her husband is out there fighting. acknowledging the quote/unquote off night and he is in the fight. not the same tone if you will as ann romney but commenting on the debate and what we are all watching loi out. >> right. i shouldn't have said she's not giving interviews but not as many as ann and ann romney and certainly not taking -- i don't think she's taking the fight to romney whereas, you know, ann romney is taking the fight to obama but they obviously feel like that's very effective and they said repeatedly that she helps the candidate. ann romney helps him and when she is with him. maybe that's the calculus. >> right. i want to play sound of bill clinton last night

i think as lois said, it's about the atmosphere, which is, we want flextime.hgt on the back of the chair no matter how cold it was outside when i had to run out and do something family-related. we don't want. >> that is for sure. thank you very much. >> what political story will make headlines in the next 24 hours? that's next right here on "andrea mitchell reports." >>> in 24 hours we look at the dinner and we'll have it tomorrow. everything that we can glean from what barack obama and mitt romney say at that dinner tonight. it should be interesting, he is special laf that really contentious debate. that does it for us for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." my colleague, tamron hall, has a look at what's next coming up on "news nation." >> hi, tamron. >> great to see you. in the next hour in las vegas there's no rest for the candidates. later tonight, as mentioned, president obama and governor romney will both appear at the legendary al smith dinner in new york where they're supposed to go from throwing bows to jokes at each other, which could not awk

lois great to have you on as well and, of course, jonathan we love your voice. you are equal parts here. thank you so much. up next, during the debate governor romney said america lost its influence around the world. well, there's a new poll out. thousands participated in the poll. 21 countries, and they were asked, bahama asked, obama or romney? we'll have the results after the break. they spar over israel and the threat of a nuke iran. >> when i he went to israel as a candidate, i didn't take donors. i didn't attend fund-raisers. >> "time" magazine rana forohhar and logic frederick join me. with two weeks to go, nbc news battleground nap is out and there are big changes to report including what states are now leaning. join our conversation on twitter. find us at @tamronhall and at @newsnation. i'm a conservative investor. i invest in what i know. i turned 65 last week. i'm getting married. planning a life. there are risks, sure. but, there's no reward without it. i want to be prepared for the long haul. i see a world bursting with opportunities. india, china,

i think as lois said, it's about the atmosphere, which is, we want flextime.hgt on the back of the chair no matter how cold it was outside when i had to run out and do something family-related. we don't want. >> that is for sure. thank you very much. >> what political story will make headlines in the next 24 hours? that's next right here on "andrea mitchell reports." [ horn honks ] [ male announcer ] you start your day... love you, too. ...thinking about what's important to you -- your family... ...the mortgage... the kids' college tuition. [ cellphone ringing ] but life insurance? [ horn honking ] life is unpredictable. that's why at fidelity life we want you to think about term life insurance -- taking care of your family's future expenses if something happens to you. it's easy. we get to know you and your needs, then give you our best quote and our competitors'. you choose and save up to 70%. that could mean $250,000 of coverage for just $15 a month. we offer plans with no medical exam, and we've been in business for over 100 years. call fidelity life. ♪ or

lois goodman passed a lie detector test.s dan harris with the details. >> reporter: lois goodman's attorney said she passed that polygraph with flying colors. the lawyers shared the results with the d.a. and they're hoping these charges will be dropped. from the moment lois goodman was arrested, just days before the u.s. open in august, still wearing her referee uniform, the family of this line ref, who has seen matches between some of the top tennis players in the world, launched an aggressive legal and p.r. campaign to clear her name. >> mrs. goodman couldn't wait to take this test. she couldn't wait to tell the truth. >> reporter: the latest salvo, the results of the polygraph tests, administered by retired fbi agent, jack comarco, which says that she showed no signs of deception when asked the key question. >> did you kill alan goodman? there was no reaction to attached to the answers she gave, which was no. >> reporter: his verdict? >> innocent woman. >> reporter: goodman said her husband died this past april when he fe

both. >> lois ramano? >> both.o obama's narrative about republicans being bad for women. >> well, i think it's worse on the senate front, less of an impact on romney. i'm sorry about shameless plug, guys. i'm running late. the shameless plug is for this state, the state of ohio. it's unbelievably important. that's it for this edition of "the daily rundown." we're going for a full five days on the road and we'll see you right back here in cincinnati tomorrow. so long, and may the good news be yours. coming up next, chris jansing. bye-bye. bob... oh, hey alex. just piing up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech.

lois is called the coffee cup killer. killing her 80- husband with a coffee cup, hitting him in the head. trial.ing to todayughter is on my show at 3:00, breaking her silence .or the first time she is standing by her mother it was an accidental death, that her mom had nothing to do with it. that her mom had taken a test.tector we will have the results of that. >> this did not even come to light until after he had been time.or quite some >> that's right. police initially thought it was an accident. it was only later they determined -- the medical did an autopsy and the had sent his body to get buried and the guy who did the autopsy realized there were a coffee cup in his head and that their remarks did not seem to indicate an death.tal >> we all love a good mystery. we will get more details at 3:00. 4:00 is katie couric. and we will need a 23-year-old making a amputee recovery at walter reed national military medical center, at 4:00. each step he takes, his girlfriend is by his side. they are capturing the attention of mil

the continent they were just seconds away from their seventh ground last year with viewers because loiswas in charge but led to victory sleeping through their limp in his hands despite that most messina called the team the best in europe last season almost if they were the best team because the results through the year proved that they were i would say i'm not afraid to use the word don't mean anything. but fortunately doing this in the championship is assigned with a single game and maybe just one single game he can say prevent you from receiving a trophy through his or. much water has gone under the bridge to the previous season however not only the captain of the boat has lost us has abandoned ship but also talisman and regular lenka gordon and alex a shred have left a big hole which need to be filled as a result the plethora of new players were introduced to the fans the american trio of aaron jackson sony whims and jew nicholas along with subzero airsick of a dimmer maker called up to hopefully to scott to new heights. this summer because i mean it's a great organization you know a

. >> host: lois in westport, connecticut. hi. >> caller: hi there. i understand that the obama administration had to -- [inaudible] money in china to build windmills, and i wonder why the windmills couldn't be butter here, and i'm not so sure they're practical right now -- [inaudible] and another quick question. what did you think of fracking? >> guest: that's a great question. [laughter] that's not a quick question. but on green is about 4% of our electricity now. it's actually grown quite rapidly. it doesn't have the problem, it depends on the wind blowing, so it needs to be back up up with emergency resources. flsh. .. >> the gas produced that way is about 40% of our total supply. it is important to our economy. i was on a commission last year that president obama had set up, which tried to address a roadmap to dealing with the environmental questions. >> i would like to ask you both a question. breaking a political term, is that a political term or a technical term? >> is a derivative of the technical term, but it has become part of the popular j

this transition for our students, particularly those african-american and latino students attending lois-performing schools is not identified. because of this astonishing numbers of failing students. two months ago coleman members presented at this committee and spoken for part of funds for in-school credit options for students failing a through g classes. as it stands approximately 20% of graduating classes of 2014 and 2015 are not on track to graduating, meaning they failed one or more a through g classes. 20%. this means one in five over incoming sophomores and juniors will not graduate. one in five students, these are future business owners, doctors, tech company entrepreneurs, future city commissioners and futer city supervisors and they will not be graduating. this is unacceptable in a world class city such as san francisco whose budget increased by $500 million this year alone. on tuesday board of education identified an additional $500,000, which includes $200,000 from dcyf for credit recovery options and we want to thank the board of education for this leadership. $500,000 is a step in the

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i think we have lois romano now. lois romano straightness from the spin room, the spin zone.nt a fascinating e-mail earlier saying that the romney folks sounded a little defensive. >> they deyo. well, first of all, let me just say as opposed to last week in the obama people cannot 17 minutes after the debate, they came out two minutes before the debate was over. i mean, they had a real balance in their stead. they're really happy. the romney people, not so much. ed gillespie, who was mobbed by people is very friendly to the process looked slightly agitated. they are pressing him about on the libya exchange and he was very into the back-and-forth of who said what when. and you know, reporters were asking if people cared about this? he snapped at reporters have let let me finish talking. but the most interesting thing was they asked him about candy crowley sticking up for the president with regards to whether he mentioned the word terror. he said she was wrong. so i'm agreeing with that you are understanding is that they're not happy with candy crowley. i think they thought she

apparently turning his back on lois lawn, she has been cheating now he is going to become wait for this, a blogger. man of steel jumping into the substance and civility known as internet. julie is shaking her head. he is going to start another blog and writing about lindsay lohan. as one reviewer wrote. >> superman may be able to leap tall buildings in a single bound but can he figure out how to make a living under google's ad structure. superman, cal, what about you? >> i've been a fan of wonder woman myself. look, changing times. phone booths have been gone for the last two superman movies. >> i want wanted to keep you up to speed. >> jon: that is going to do it for this week. jackson to judy miller and the rest of our panel. i'm john scott. thanks for watching. see you next week for another edition of fox news watch.

. >> lois has sat through hundreds of doctors appointments but she has never had one quite like this.once he started off singing, it was just fantastic. it is like he is talking for all of us. >> an inspirational singer travels the country with his tale of survival. after being diagnosed with the rare form of cancer, he had to have his upper jaw removed. >> i was sitting in the chemo chair and i was really angry, depressed, and sad. i said wait a minute, this is all about how i see things. i could see this a different way. i do have a choice. >> he composed a rock opera that chronicles his bout of cancer from diagnosis to recovery. he has taken into more than 70 hospitals nationwide. the staff at franklin square hospital started calling him a guitar charlie. he says the songs are for them, too. >> it is supposed to inspire both the patients and staff, because we are all going through this together. >> i said i need energy, some kind of pill or something to give me energy. she said we will check and see if you can take a vitamin or something like that, and he was my vitamin. >> charlie

former lieutenant governor pulled mad doe, a republican, is facing the incumbent, lois capps. this, again, is a completely redrawn district from what lois capps has currently held, and it is a very competitive district, and it's one where the former lieutenant governor has a strong opportunity to the defeat lois capps, and that's a district that's being closely watched for november 6th. in cd 10 in the san joaquin valley, it leans republican, yet jose hernandez is a viable candidate. he is the son of farm workers and is now running for congress. in cd 36 which is the southernmost congressional district that includes riverside county, currently held by mary bono mack, dr. raul ruiz who's an emergency room physician is challenging her in a district, again, that was redrawn, becoming less republican, more competitive. in nevada the speaker of the assembly is also running in a competitive race against an incumbent in the new non-latino majority district 3. today we also are releasing a new report about opportunities for latinos in state legislatures. let's remember this is not jus

what lois was saying that is interesting is this candy crowley, both in the run-up in post game analysis, to some extent conservatives have a genuine gripe and that she did interject yourself into the debate at that point in a way that really did help barack obama. so i'm sure that's going to be on fire in the right. >> it turns out to be an arguable point, the way one republican with words but to me it's a sad right there the president rewrote history and candy crowley out the pattern. another e-mail and getting it indicates estevan suggesting that republicans don't feel any sense of momentum like they do as last time. the sums up what people are saying. snoozer, absurd for not, ridiculous questions. that's not someone who just won a debate. >> i thought there were couple great questions. i thought the bush cushion is better than any he moderator has asked to date and i thought the last question asked about how a something you think is a misconception about you was a great question. i don't think you can blame individuals. the immigration question is a good question. was an answer, but

(warren beatty) "dear lois... " (woman) mickey! (man) lois!re sending their reports to the secretaries now? give the beard a quiet brushing? (man) the what? who sent you here? (woman) why is his shirt on inside-out? (man) shut up with his shirt. get him outta here! but it, agn, was an idea of breaking the story orthodox getting into another kind of narrative form. it's a character study, it's a character study, and it ultimately is a character study, okay? and if you wait fosomething to be ultimately resold, it's not that kind of movie. and that's rreshing. it's also tremely frustrating for a mainstream audience. (things fallg and ringing sound) it was the first of that series the only one of that series, because they didn't want to honor the contract after that. they thought that was too crazy a film. and it probably was. (scary music playing) (narrator) like penn, john frankenheimer alternated between mainstream and more innovative features. in 1966 he directed "seconds." (john frankenheimer) "seconds" was a weird movie. there's quite a bit

i've got accident activity loi dale road north of newington road. miss are on the scene directing you buy. occoquan at route one for the latest accident and northbound i-95 well below speed leaving route 3 continuing out towards 630, courthouse road. almost a 20 hint ride northbound alone on i-95. wet pavement to accompany this commute southbound 270. the pace improves only to slow again approaching 124 in gaithersburg. that's a check of your fox 5 on-timetraffic. on-timetraffic. >>> the big story this morning, d.c. sports fans have reason to celebrate. the nats won the nl east. >> is in the team's first title since moving to d.c. eight years ago. fox 5's dave ross is live outside nats park, home of the division champion with some reaction. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporter: how good does that sound. home of your national league east champions. for the first time, they came here in 2005. i'll never forget covering that team, that very first team. it felt like an expansion team. just seven, eight years later, the nat are champs of the nl eas

. >> now a new fight with lung cancer, lois has sat through hundreds of doctor's appointments but hasthis. >> high-5. >> once he started off singing, it was fantastic and he says everything you feel anyhow, like he's talking for all of us. >> this is charlie lustman, a modern day minstrel. his tale is one of survival. after being diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, he had to have his upper jaw removed. >> i was really depressed and angry and afraid but it slipped inside my mind that this is all about how i see things, i could this a different way. so i started to see what recovery looked like. >> he started to show other cancer patients by composing a rock opera that chronicles a bout with cancer from diagnosis to recovery. he's taken it to more than 70 hospitals nationwide. the staff at franklin square hospital started calling him guitar charlie. he says his songs are for them, too. >> it's supposed to inspire both the patients and the staff because we are all going through this together. >> and inspire, it does. lois says when she came in for her appointment, she told her nurse sh

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. >> reporter: hasner's opponent is democrat lois frankel, former two-term mayor of west palm beach. >> the fact of the matter is, to ask people when they're oldest and sickest to febd for themselves with private insurance company to me is not what the people here want to see happen. >> reporter: the race is being closely watched by both national parties >> reporter: the race is being closely watched by both national parties. they're throwing money and star power at the candidates with fundraising visits from former president bill clinton and joe biden for frankel and republican house majority leader eric cantor for hasner. nathan gonzales is with the "rothenberg political report" and "roll call." >> democrats are using medicare in every single congressional campaign, whether democrats are running against an incumbent who voted for it, it might just be a republican who said nice things about it in a candidate forum, it doesn't matter. >> reporter: democrats have seized on a key component of the ryan plan, which would allow those under age 55 to use a capped government subsidy to buy

. >> voter i.d., which is going to you a loy governor romney to win the state of pennsylvania, done.retty authoritative. daryl metcalfe, who authored the voter i.d. act, made clear he had no patience for voters without photo i.d.s. >> i don't believe any legitimate voter that wants to exercise that right and takes on the according responsibility that goes with that right to secure their photo i.d. will be disenfranchised. as mitt romney said, i mean, what, we have 40-some% of the people that are living off the public dole, living off their neighbor's hard work and we have a lot of people out there that are too lazy to get off -- get up and get out there and get the i.d. they need. if individuals are too lazy, the state can't fix that, but the process is put in place to get an i.d. card. there's a free i.d. available if somebody needs one. there's a process they have to go through. they have to present certain documents. that's the way it should be. >> you don't hear it as raw as is mosh often. ben jealous is president of the naacp who deal was this. he took on the voter i.d. law in p

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. >> guest: my favorite inventor between lois lar and latimer schultz. what they did for people was so significant all the way around the world. lewis letter, by doing alexander graham bell's application drawings, he was right there at the salvation of telecommunication and electronics. also because of what he did with illumination and these are important things all around the world. modern lights would not be able to exist without artificial lighting. i think that his invention is very important. doctor charles has saved so many lives and impacted so many lives because of the knowledge that we have through the science of blood typing. again, this is a very important contribution worldwide. i think and i hope that answers your questions. sorry don't have time to answer all three. >> let's move on to charlotte in south bend, indiana. >> yes, hello. what an honor it is to talk to you. i wonder if you talk about the book you wrote about the buffalo soldiers and the significance of the buffalo soldiers to american history reign. >> well, i think the industry

we've got showers on the radar that are coming in a little stronger than just a half hour ago from gil loi down to selenas. you'll find slick conditions. also getting some reports of light showers from morgan hill to san jose on 101 so travel cautiously this morning. as we head through the second half of the day, we'll get rid of a lot of that moisture and temperatures will start to get a little bit warmer. really intensifying by wednesday of next week. we're only forecasting 70 inland today. 67 bayside, 64 at the coast. we'll take a look at the pumpkin festival in hoof moon bay as well as oktoberfest in campbell. 6:10. let's check your drive. hi, mike. >> a lot is happening on your commute unfortunately. we're looking at oakland 880. look at these lights glowing because there's moisture in the air. christina is talking about impending rain. we're looking at 880 with all the slowing. look at all these lights southbound side. we still have a sig alert. it looks like they may have just started to move cars from lanes. that might be why we're seeing a little less of a backup. but from 980 dow

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including, get this, his super strength, his secret identity as clark kent and his lovely girlfriend, loisane, which would have pretty much blown up the superman franchise. >> you've got to love christopher reeve in that one too. >> that was a classic. the original. >>> let's check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. changing? >> it is changing and it's going to be changing quickly. today you want to make sure you dress the little ones for summertime conditions. however, by the end of the weekend into next week, temperatures drop like a rock. we bring in pretty significant storm system. it looks like this could dump rain over the north bay. we could even measure up to a half an inch right here in san jose as we get into next week. let's talk about what's happening out there right now. 48 degrees, it's chilly, grab your coat in novato. 60 degrees to start you out in san francisco where we're headed towards the mid-80s. it's going to be a warm day in the city by the bay. you're at 25 55 to start in san cruz. high pressure is the reason for the warmup. it's driving our winds offs

lawyers for lois ann goodman say she passed a lie detector test yesterday. to the los angeles d.a.'s office. they want prosecutors to dismiss charges against the 70-year-old referee. investigators say goodman bludgeoned her husband to death with a coffee cup back in april. she denies it and says he died after falling down a flight of stairs. >>> 6:41 right now. coming up, sentencing for sandusky. today he's speaking out. >> they can treat me as a monster, but they can't take away my heart. in my heart, i know i did not do these alleged disgusting acts. >> we'll let you know what else the former hometown hero turned convicted sex offender is saying about the people who sent him to jail. we'll have that ahead in a hive report. >>> and it's been five years since the dow hit its all-time high. we'll check the markets coming up in business news. >>> plus, democrats in davis. why the party is pulling out its heavyweights in the small college town just ahead. ♪ we were skipping stones and letting go ♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars, rich dark choco

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