i am not compelled by representative ann marie buerkle's arguments. >> moderator: ann marie buerkle, what is your rebuttal. buekle: some of the workforce is indicative of the affordable care act. how it's going to affect jobs and the economy. our largest employers in our district, and the portal track going to dramatically impact medicare reimbursement to our hospitals and physicians, along with sequestration. if our hospitals are not alive and well, you can have the most conference of health care plan in the world. if you don't have hospitals and physicians who treat these patients, and our health care system is going to fail miserably. so i would say that you are absolutely right that we need to repeal the affordable care act for jobs and the economy. >> moderator: going back to ursala rozum, you see some comparisons and how do you compare the two? rozum: because the obama administration stimulus was not meant to be a permanent public jobs program. the cost of those jobs were skyhigh. it cost almost $800 billion, yet a number of jobs, the numbers we are talking about some 800 milli

mary ann rafferty, fox news. >>> workers or stand high pressure by right now.epco says they have 400 contractors ready plus an additional 150 local crews. bg & e says it has 500 contractors ready to go. >> be sure to stay tuned to fox 5 morning news all morning long as we continue to follow hurricane sandy. you can also follow the hurricane's path online. >>> taking a look at other local news now. a prince george's county jury finds a former fbi agent guilty on all charges for killing a tamer while driving drunk. adrian johnson is now convicted of homicide by motor vehicle. he crashed into lawrence garner's vehicle killing him and seriously injuring his best friend. >> a lot of times, the law officer gets slapped on the wrist and just gets away with t but this time, i'm glad that everything came out okay. >> johnson faces up to 13 years in prison. he is scheduled to be sentenced in december. though johnson's attorney says they will appeal that verdict. >>> also in prince george's county, new charges have been filed against two men in connection with a crash tha

martha: i'm not sure that is the test, mary ann.ecause the big question needs to be then, so if that's what you said, president obama, why would you guide the rest of your administration to go on national television and tell a completely different story? that it was all because of a video and it was a mob scene that overflowed into violence, why, mary ann? >> ultimately it is what the president says that matters. he is the one who is president. he is held accountable and consistently said this was an act of terror. and east really what matters here. when you look at mitt romney's attack on him especially in the debate the other night, that is exactly the point here. the problem mitt romney has failed his own test. when you look how he handled the situation immediately after the happen trying to politicize it and how he handled it in the debate he failed test at commander-in-chief. martha: i think the first priority, mark sanford, please come in on this, has to be what the administration did and how they handled it. that is the first

mary ann favreau, nbc bay area news. >> nice to have another relief option. thanks, mary ann. >>> it's that time of year when our stocks turn to things orange. and no we're not talking about the giants. >> we're talking about pumpkins. tonight we learn about one special pumpkin patch and the remarkable young man behind it. garvin thomas continues our series about what's working well in the bay area. >> wyatt coulter is remarkable. his growing story is tonight's bay area proud. along this stretch of lake view highway in sonoma county. among the horse farms and grapevines, you'll find a small patch of what's right with the world. >> so -- >> and the 15-year-old who farms it. >> this is where we grow a lot of them. >> wyatt is a city boy. he lives about 40 miles away in san francisco. but when he was just 8 years old, wyatt asked his parents if he could grow pumpkins on the land the family owned up here. >> there's one here that's the ugly one of the bunch. >> reporter: there were two reasons for his request, wyatt says. a long-held love of fall and a newfound r

mary ann favreau talked with him today.e outside the quarry. >> reporter: some workers say team will be a difficult day for them. a painful reminder of the friends they lost. and today a former worker here talked to us, because he spent the last hours with allman before the shooting. a day on the job at the lehigh cement plant began with a predawn blood bath. witnesses say shareef allman pulled a gun from his waistband and began shooting during a safety meeting. three people were killed. >> it's hard. it's hard especially after someone you knew for years died. >> what motive did he have to gun down his co-workers? in an exclusive interview, his friend talked to us about the conversation he had with allman at the bay 101 card club the day before the shooting. he was upset about being written up at work again for some company violation. >> his exact words were that -- they did not know how many guns i have, and that i can really hurt them was what he said. and at that point i discouraged him from the thought. >> reporter: he

martha: mary ann, what is the headline.f you were consulting the president on this what would you tell him to say? here is your vision next four years, here is what you have to push the next two weeks? >> exactly what i said, peace and prosperity tonight. next two weeks showing how you i can take the clinton approach to the next four years, that gave us record surplus, cut the deficit, eliminated it and record unemployment. everybody back to work in four years. >> who will belief he will cut the deficit, mary ann? martha: we've got to go. thanks, mary ann. thanks tony. see you soon. >> thanks, mart that. >> they're fiery. we like that. martha: we do. bill: hey, martha, guess who we just got? martha: what have you got? bill: we got scott rasmussen numbers from today. you know what he is looking at? not only national head to head but battleground states. the swing states on the map here? 11 marked in gray that are too close to call because the polling suggests that either president obama or governor romney could win the state

the bereday ann marie buerkle and i were addressing constituents. nn marie buerkle told them no to raise minimum wage and food stamps. it would take more courage to tell heard tea party no. or her coal industry friends. we just need our fair shot. >> moderator:. rozum: thank you for the opportunity. i'm the only progressive in the race here and i'm the only person that will work for real solutions for public job's program to us back to work right now, not down the road when the job creators decide that they want to create jobs for us. i'm the only candidate who that's going to fight for medicare systems to create health care is a human right. the only candidate that supports funding for education, free public education, and i think we need progressive leadership. we also need progressive taxes. neither of my opponent tax plans would reduce the deficit. we can raise the 1.2 trying dollars for progressive taxation like we had in the eisenhower yours. i'll close by saying that our people and our planet need actions and commitments and not as fun asked v

ann marie buerkle is voted to continue. she's voted to continue to big tax breaks for oil companies. that's very important. i do think there's changes that need to be made in the affordable care act. i'm opposed to the device attacks. i've worked with well challenged not to in first place. i do think we need to make those changes but we will never making changes if we're not willing to compromise. >> moderator: would repealing affordable care act affect jobs in any way, it positively? the you see it affecting it in a negative way? buerkle: absolutely. this country needs health care reform. transom but you are saying he will repeal it? buerkle: i will repeal it and put in something that will be bipartisan. this is something the democrats sat down shutdown stroke of the of the american people. dan maffei never came back and talk to the district. this medicare, this affordable care act cuts medicare for our seniors by $700 billion in our district alone that means cuts of a billion dollars for our seniors. this law was not well

how are you, mary ann? >> i'm good. >> wow.u guys are obviously going to be overcome with how beautiful it is, but i want you guys to rest assured that it's structurally sound, and that, of course, is first and foremost. it's safe. it's the house you've guys known for 19 years, just little bit better. are you ready to see what we've done? >> i'm ready. >> three, two, one. take it all in. >> beautiful. >> wow. >> oh, my god. that's incredible. ♪ it looks like it never happened. it looks amazing. i kind of had the picture that it would be going on for at least a year. and now to have it all done, i don't have to worry about it anymore. >> are you ready to come home? >> yeah, we're ready. >> why don't you have the honors of opening the door. >> i'm scared. >> ready? >> yep. >> guys? three, two, one, head on in. >> oh, my god. wow. beautifu beautiful. it's like nothing i could have imagined. it's totally different than anything i could have imagined. and that's a good feeling because we needed different. >> it looks way better than

was mother mary ann cope, who cared for lepers in hawaii. the canonization coincided with the vatican meeting of world bishops. waterspouts and final clouds and washington state. tens of thousands of people dressed in pink gather in baltimore county in support of finding a cure for breast cancer. >> you can see there is no rain nearby. the forecast calls for warmer temperatures. that is the big headline in the weather, coming up. >> family, friends, and kitty members say goodbye to center -- the service is just about to let out. soon we will be seeing hundreds of people falling out of this church, including some of maryland's highest elected officials. the service has included songs, prayers, and really a celebration of clarence mitchell iii's life. we heard stories today that will become his legacy. as many speakers pointed out, the service is not only a celebration of mitchell's controversy the contributions, but those of his entire family -- not only mitchell's contributions, but those of his entire family. >> i think with him leaving, wh

others among the crowd of 80,000 wore flowers to celebrate another new american saint, mother mary ann cope. the 19th century nun and her sisters cared for help pers in an isolated colony in hawaii. >> she is the best of the spirit of st. francis. >> reporter: a frail pope benedict named seven saints in all and said they were he revoke role models who dedicated their lives to others. most of the saints are missionaries, underscoring the pope's priority of bringing lapsed catholics back to the church. >> well howard we couldn't ask for a more beautiful day at this point and it is going to get better right? >> reporter: 67 degrees, gorgeous, light winds the sun is out. for this time of year, we have so much color around on the leaves too. it is gorgeous, going to stay nice most of the week. we start you off with a look at the day planner on this monday afternoon, and it is beautiful. temperatures will be climbing into the upper 60s and low 70s. in fact, i think these temperatures are computer is spitting out, even a couple of degrees too cool, as i'm going to a high of 72. 74 or 75 is no

it is ann marie buerkle's record that is the important thing here. rape is rape. it should never be parsed for any reason. ann marie buerkle co-sponsored a bill that did just that. when i was in office she made sure i read every page of every bill, the health care bill, thousands of pages. this was a three page bill and her staff says when they found that they tried to get rid of it. it is not who you are. it is what you do that we have to look at. here she was in one of her first bills, the first full day of session and her first was on this bill because it was on a particular social agenda. rape is rape. i know she is pro-life. that is fine. it is hair right to be. shouldn't pars rate for any reason. not to deny some rape victim's benefits and other rape victims not. i felt it was my responsibility to make sure ann marie buerkle's record were seen. >> moderator: did it reflect your record? buerkle: it did not. he had been in congress for two use and understand the way it works. the u.s. code has used and forcible rape when which were long time. hillary clinton, c

in new york, mary ann rafferty, fox news. >>> kevin mccarthy sits down with the stars of the new animated movie, frankenweenie. >> looking forward to that. we'll be right back. ah. fire bad! just have to fire roast these tomatoes. do you churn your own butter what? too? this is going to give you a head start on your dinner. that seems easier sure does who are you? [ female announcer ] new progresso recipe starters. five delicious cooking sauces you combine with fresh ingredients to make amazing home-cooked meals. ♪ ambiance [ female announcer ] new progresso recipe starters. your head-start to home cooked. according to an independent, non-partisan study, barack obama and the liberals will raise taxes on the middle class by $4,000. the same organization says the plan from mitt romney and common sense conservatives is "not a tax hike on the middle class." want proof? read the non-partisan study for yourself at american.com. obama and his liberal allies? we can't afford four more years. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> taken 2 took over the weekend box office. it took the top

fox's mary ann rapheerty has the latest. >> we're investigating an unusual outbreak of meningitis. >>eporter: more than 17,000 vials about have been shied out to 120 facilities in 23 states. despite -- despite the numbers, only a select portion of the population is infected. >> if you have any steroidsal injects between july of this year and the 28th, you need to be aware of this. >> reporter: one indiana wom was informed the steroids injection she received for back pain may have been contaminated. she's nervously anticipating the outcome of her test results. >> i had a severe headache that i couldn't get out of bed and hasn't went away yet. this is nerve racking. >> reporter: meningitis is treatable if caught early. you should be on the lookout for warning signs. >> symptoms that they're experiencing are what we sometimes see in cases of meningitis, like fever, new or working headache and sometimes neck stiffness. we have seen in a few patients signs and symptoms of stroke, sudden onset of speech, dizziness, difficult walking, sudden weakness, et cetera. >> reporter: the treatment of

in new york, mary ann rafferty, fox news. >>> good news no many kids in our area. it involves their playground. that is coming ahead in about 14 minutes. >> next being all our top stories plus your weather and traffic. stay with us. time now is 5:28. take awaway his toys and he'll play with a stick. take away their bikes and they'll still find a way to get where they're going. but if take you away early childhood education... slash k-12 funding... and cut college aid for middle class families ... they won't go far. yet that's exactly what mitt romney wants to do... ...to pay for a $250,000 tax break for multi-millionaires. if mitt romney wins, the middle class loses. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. on gasoline. i am probably going to the gas station about once a month. last time i was at a gas station was about...i would say... two months ago. i very rarely put gas in my chevy volt. i go to the gas station such a small amount that i forget how to put gas in my car. [ male announcer ] and it's not just these owners giving th

charles: mary anne, before i let you go, i want to take a little bit after different look at this. lena dunham popular to the show to girls on h.b.o., but when it came out, you know, one real very liberal watcher out there said that i love girls, but how come there's no black people except for-- and many times liberals don't seem to have a lot of respect for black people, you know, and you know, maybe this is how they try to get back to assuage their guilt, i'll go out and do this vulgar ad for president obama even though when i had an opportunity to give us a chance to other people, besides rich white girls, i didn't do it. >> you know, i think the best ad of this campaign, the voice on it is morgan freemans, all the of those people in. charles: you missed the point completely. >> no, i've not. charles: and i went over this whole thing and we went over time. we've got to bring you back, because i just think that, you know, it's hypocritical, it's vulgar and i don'ttthink it's necessarily going to work. i think they're underestimating the america's youth. >> we'll see awe week from

i'm mary ann rafferty. back to "on the record." >> greta: the president telling jon stewart when four americans get killed, it's not optimal. rick, i should add that this hasn't aired, but your thoughts? >> i think it was in response to a question that jon stewart said the response was not optimal, but those words are clearly not optimal. >> greta: i've not that much. it says every piece of information wetting, as we got it, we laid out to the american people. that's president obama. the picture gets fully filled in. here's what i say, when four americans get killed, it's not optimal. >> right. jon stewart's question, he was playing off the optimal word. not an optimal response clearly from the president. this whole libya situation is a big target, generated and grown over time for the president over the last month. romney had opportunities at the debate to hit it. we're republicans are jumping into the fray and heading it more firmly. it is because of the response, because of the different explanations, re

mary ann rafferty has latest. >> reporter: in parts of florida, rough waves are already crashing on the shoreline as hurricane sandy approaches the u.s. >> we are keeping everybody out of the water. we are not putting the guards in the towers because it is dangerous with the wind to inoccupy the towers. >> reporter: as the hurricane moves north, it is expected to merge with a winter storm and a blast of arctic air. weather forecasters say there is a good chance much of the east coast will get hit with gale force winds, heavy rain, flooding and maybe even snow. >> because it is such a large area, you are just going to have lots of people affected. >> some folks in maryland are already heading to home depot to stock up on supplies. >> it has been a very active morning. we've moved a lot of storm preparation product. >> looking at a general rotor. it is time to have some backup. >> reporter: although the storm is not expected to hit until early next week, utility officials in cop cop aren't taking any chances. >> we are having conversations right now with mutual assistance organizes and co

the elevation of mother marie ann cope brings the total of american saints to 12. >> this is the leastld do for her. >> and pay our respects. >> reporter: benedict praised the new saints as heroic and courageous examples who are not their canonization has catholic bishops are meeting here to fine ways to increase christianity. >>> the denver zoo there was an unusual mouth to snout rescue. surveillance cameras recorded the birth of a taper but zoo keepers noticed something was wrong. >> we noticed the baby wasn't breathing. after giving oxygen, we were forced to go in there. >> in a few bretts the baby was able to breathe on its own and nurse. this is the "cbs morning news". [ male announcer ] there are only so many foods that make kids happy. and even fewer that make moms happy too. with wholesome noodles and bite sized chicken, nothing brings you together >>> good morning, today is monday, october 22nd. i'm jessica doyle. >> and i'm sue rae chin. where is your v neck tres. >> >> i left it at home with my twin set. got 40s, even frost out in the shanendoah valley. >> full disclosure, i

i am mary ann rafferty. back to the journal report. >> a number. new polls have said romney is enjoying a post debate bounce. the average of national polls this week put him in the lead for the first time. with the run can candidate also gaining ground among key voting groups and in some important swing states. is the surge real and what can mitt romney do to sustain it? for answers we turn to republican pollster witt, ayer. a couple weeks back before the debate when the republicans thought it was over, you were saying, no, this race is a lot closer. where does it stand now? >> thank you, paul. that was a pretty easy call. [laughter] >> today if you look at the effect of the debate, it's pretty significant. i'm talking about the first presidential debate. >> right. >> in the eight polls that were released in the week immediately before the debate, obama had a lead of 3.6 percentage points on average. in the seven polls that had been released so far in the week after the debate, romney has an average lead of 1.3 percentage points. that's a net turna

that was mary ann keegan of bill guard, who says that the consumer financial protection bureau is working to raise awareness of unfair billing practices. social security payments are going up only slightly next year. other than gas prices, inflation has remained relatively tame this year. as a result, retired workers will see a 1.7% increase in social security checks. it's the smallest adjustment since 1975. corporate earnings are pleasing wall street. yesterday coca-cola reported in, matching wall street estimates. revenue, however, was down in europe and asia. toy maker mattel posted a record profit just ahead of the holiday shopping season. at johnson and johnson demand for prescriptions and medical supplies helped boost revenue. the company also raised its outlook for 2012. amazon is bulking up staff in time for the holidays. the online retailer is set to bring on 50,000 seasonal workers. thousands might stay on after the holidays. according to outplacement firm challenger, gray and christmas, retailers and restaurants are planning to hire more than 413,000 employees for the holidays,

and some had to be replaced to meet current interpretations of the ada ask changes can the mary ann with disabilities act standards much what can you tell us about this ramp, nick. >> like pat said its one of the old style ramps. would not meet current standards. it has this little guide strip, if somebody has a cane, they can feel there is a change in level chicago and other changes occurring which is the purpose of that. >> its important in san francisco where we have steeply slopped streets. if the streets slope steetly you may not notice it. that's why we have the warning tracts. we also do it in color. we have a color change. >> low vision. >> this sidewalk has to have a different shade. >> part of the ada requirements contrasting color for the -- >> exactly. on some of the newer ramps you see the truncated zones. >> they are the big yellow flat. >> exactly. >> a bright yellow panel that attaches itself that could either be adhesive placed on existing ramps. the rest of the ramp is compliant or when new ramps are being constructed its incorporated into the actual sidewalk core. the

he's survived by his wife, former mills america winner, mary ann mobely. >>> looking for a warmup tomorrow. erica has the details when we come back. >> bring the shorts back out, right? >> sure, if 70s constitutes shorts weather in your mind, go ahead. bring them back out, but just for one day. then we'll see a return to temperatures a little below normal. let's take a look outside with the michael and son weather cam. it's 52 degrees. the winds are calm. the dew point is in the 30s. we won't see temperatures as cool as last night. those temperatures are just not going to drop into the 30s and even 20s like they did last night. here's a look at our weather headlines. it's chilly tonight, but not as cold as it was, of course. as we head into sunday, a cold front is on the way, but before the cold front arrives, we'll see some mild temperatures. we'll see breezy conditions. but we will see those numbers climbing. and it should be a very pleasant sunday, and then we'll see that rain arrive as we head into monday. here's the temperature look right now. 46 degrees in leesburg and manassas. it's

. >> mary ann after%y reports. >> reporter: otherwise meese take your seats. otherwise, clint eastwood will yell at them. >> i'm pleased that the president is here. we were chatting pleasantly this evening as if tuesday night never haled. >> reporter: the traditional banquet is a chance for both candidates to relax and laugh instead of taking political jabs at one another. the candidates were still able to get their messages across. >> the president's remarks tonight are brought to you by the letter o and the number 16 trillion. >> i went shopping at some stores in midtown. i understand governor romney went shopping for some stores. >> just the other day, honey boo-boo endorsed me so that is a big relief. >> of a seen early reports from thont's dinner. headline, obama embraced by catholics. romney dines with rich people. >> mitt is his middle name. i wish i could use my middle name. >> reporter: both candidates making it a point to show their mutual respect for one another. >> our 44th president many gifts and a beautiful family that would make any man proud.

nine zero four twenty one thirty four so the first caller the night mariana bethesda maryland a mary ann thanks for calling hello tom you've been doing some wonderful program to advance the corruption gate by laurie corp however they couldn't be getting away with it without a correct court so why don't you do some program kamakura kuharich that's an excellent question marianne thank you for calling i appreciate your raising the topic in fact if you go back in one nine hundred seventy three when louis paul wrote this memo and gave it to his best friend next door neighbor the head of the u.s. chamber of commerce three months before richard nixon put paul on the supreme court part of paul's memo was we need to stack the courts what came out of that was the federalist society and this whole effort to put these hardcore right wing crazies into our courts and now we're seeing more and more courts around the country more and more judicial positions around the country are aleck did and does it because the citizens united people like koch brothers can come in and basically by the judges by by in

mother mary ann cope, the 19th century nun and her sisters cared for help pers in an cxfing -l help helps in iowa. >> she is the spirit of st. francis. >> reporter: a frail pope benedict named seven saints in all. >>> most of the new antes are missionaries. underscoring the pope's priority of bringing laches lapsed catholics back to the church. >>> good morning you are watching 9news now at 6:00 a.m. it is monday, we will get through it together. >> andrea roane and mike haiduk are both off. >>> howard bernstein and i know. morning traffic. >> anything can happen. > >> reporter: weatherwise, looking good this morning. going to lack good all day. just grab a jacket. we have a chill out

. >> that monthly piece that ann marie slaughter wrote is how difficult it is to do that, to balance those types of things. >> the cost. >> it was not an attack on millmill hillary or the state department. this is a conversation we ought to be having instead of slagging on women like frankly hillary clinton about the slaughter there. >> oh, i don't know. >> i don't even need a binder. >> i think there's no one more qualified than hillary clinton to wade into this debate. and it's great to hear from you. there is, though, a cost on both sides, and that's the point. her point is you have to live with the costs that you're going to pay for the decisions that you make. >> one of the tough consequences of the feminist revolution is there are more choices, and it makes it harder.

and i believe i do see ann marie rogers and christine howell from the planning department. first i want to turn it over to mr. boss to make opening [kpho-ept/]s. >> thank you, supervisor chiu and members of committee. good afternoon. chief housing inspector. in addition, to the background that supervisor chiu just gave you, i want to add a few more item your conviction. board of supervisors of 15 years ago had an extensive hearing on the corporate rental situation and at that time chapter 41a as you currently see it before the inside of supervisor chiu's office left us with legislation that was underutilized and gave us no real tools to get to the issue of short-term and corporate rentals. and so i want to commend his office, amy chen, and also kate from the city attorney's office in coming up with legislation that actually would provide the department of building inspection with a stronger and more robust hearing procedures. it also requires anybody that is doing any of this type of rental to kept a appropriate records and also, allows for a civil action if somebody does n

. >> mary ann thank you so much. it is 20 minutes after the hour. the much antis baited jobs report is due out in just about p hours. one of those -- a lot of people looking for a job. cheryl casone knee has done a lot to let you know about companies hiring right now. >> she is here doing that every week. >> they say it has nothing to do with politics but a release date for the new film on the raid for killing bin laden sparks a controversy. we will tell you about the timing for that. [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save yoby switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how are they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or, "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology, and majors in efficiency. so whatever they save, you save. hassle, time, paperwork, hair-tearing-out, and yes, especially dollars. esurance. insurance for the modern world. click or call. >> here's a look at quick headlines this morning. daryl hannah making a big splash

right now heavy rain is falling in anne arundel county, calvert, charles, st. mary's, and about to move into prince george's county. going to move in the metro area the next couple of hours. the flooding rain is going to cause issues quickly as we get into the afternoon. five to ten inches of rain, maybe three to six inches around washington, but higher amounts on the eastern shore. right now frederick county has a flood warning for the monochasee river. there's going to be a rapid rise. all these counties under a flood watch. unfortunately, this is probably going to be the big story, which is wind. gusts to 70 miles an hour. these high wind warnings from 8:00 this morning until 8:00 p.m. on tuesday. all these areas in color. as a result, we will likely he power outages, widespread, beginning this evening and late tonight as well as into tomorrow morning. for the whole region, hour by hour, steady rain this morning, getting heavier this afternoon, and the winds will really increase by late afternoon. we'll hold steady in the 50s throughout the day. i'm back in ten min

and as we have mentioned earlier, mary ann cope was also cannonized today.ay's cannonizations -- may 1, 2011 and that was a step in the process. two miracles will have to be investigated before pope john paul ii can be cannonized. >>> you could say politics is a lot like real estate, location, location, location. next we'll have a closer look at where tomorrow night's debate is happening and why it is such an important place. [ ross ] the streets of monaco, home of the legendary grand prix circuit. the perfect place to bring the all-new cadillac ats to test the 2.0-liter turbo engine. [ engine revs ] ♪ [ derek ] 272 horsepower. the lightest in its class. the cadillac ats outmatches the bmw 3 series. i cannot believe i have ended the day not scraping some red paint off on these barriers. ♪ [ male announcer ] the all-new cadillac ats. >>> welcome back to cnn newsroom. here's a check of the day's top stories. police in wisconsin have identified a suspect in the shooting today in brookfield, wisconsin. we see the suspect's home, these are the images that we're g

. >> bill: mary ann last word. >> that's the key now. union members favor scott brown by five points. that's the difference between winning and loo losing. will he elected scott brown, and ronald reagan here. can you force them to do whatever. i don't believe they're. you can't force how they vote. historically a whole lot of democratic union members vote republic in massachusetts. >> bill: all right. thank you very much. very interesting story. factor moves along this evening. bernie goldberg on whether cnn debate moderator candy crowley is unfair and unbalanced. tomorrow night, is she the wisest choice? jesse watters asking the folks why they are giving money to president obama. >> what policy is he implementing to get us out of this hole, specifically? >> you know, he's -- >> bill: yes, indeed. we hope you stay t >> bill: in the rolling with carolla segment tonight, the space shuttle winding its way through the city of angels, smoke ares the new lepers, joining us from burbank, california, alan carolla. i don't know how you are standi

let's talk to mary ann rafferty about this she is covering this angle of the story. let's talk about politics right now. >> polls showing a close race. making big changes thanks to sandy. president obama and mitt romney cancelling events in states like virginia. efforts to win the reelection. he is working with governors in the states at risk and he's vowing to eliminate red tape for assistance. >> my message to the governors as well as to the mayors is anything they need we will be there. we are going to cut through remembered tape not get bogged down with a lot of rules. >> the president will hold a rally today in orlando before head to go the white house. mitt romney's campaign is temporarily stop sending fund raisers. romney urging supporters to keep the millions at risk in their prayers. >>> i know that right now some people in the country are a little bit nervous about a storm about to hit the coast and our thoughts and prayers are with the people who find themselves in harm's way. >> the romney campaign will use the campaign buzz to help with relief efforts ac

. >> jimmy: one person embraced you above all, mary ann from brooklyn is there. >> sleeping on the doorstep about abc investing a lot of money on you, putting you on at 11:30 at night. big move. do you anticipate beating jay leno at least? taking him down? where do you think you'll end up at 11:30, what's the game plan >> jimmy: i have no idea. >> that's great. you're going places. >> jimmy: i want to ask you, this is your moment, your hour here and i want to ask but your -- whenever there is a disaster, in times of strife -- >> everywhere i work, in radio i worked in toilet holes, the worst radio stations, lowest radio stations, lowest rated. there would be four rock stations in town and i would be on the lowest rated one. i would go to parties and people would say, what do you do for a living? i'm going on radio, i would tell them in detroit, they never heard of it. i always -- no one hired me who was number one. and even when i got to sirius, at first advertising budget, then it went away. it occccurred to me, only way t get publicity is to have morans re -- more rons go out, people ar l

mary ann rafferty has more. >> reporter: the steroid injects is believed to have originated from the new england compounding center in massachusetts. there are 91 confirmed cases of mungal men i think juvenile diabetes we are investigating an unusual outbreak of meningitis. >> more than 17,000 vials of contaminate steroid have been ship touted nearly 100 facilities in 23 states. despite the number, only a select portion of the population may be infect. >> five got any kind of steroid injects between july of this year and september 28th, you need to be aware of this. >> reporter: one indiana woman was informed the steroid inject she received may have been contaminated. now, she is nervously anticipating the outcome of her test results. >> i had a very severe headache that i couldn't get up out of bed and it hasn't went away yet. the worry from die to day, it is just nerve wracking. >> meningitis is treatable if it is caught early. health he can experiments a you should be on the lookout for warning signs. >> the symptoms that they're experiencing are those that we sometimes see in cas