massachusetts does not need it. we need green jobs that strengthen our community and create real goods. >> thanks for the question. you know my position on expanded gaming. i think if we do it in the form of destination resort casinos and we have few in number, it can be good for us in terms of job creation but it is not the centerpiece of our strategy. that bill was stuck, things that were stuck behind it included the economic development bill. enormously important tax changes and extensions to permits to developers to enable them to get into the ground and not have them expire because of difficulty getting financing. we did import measures to make working capital available for small businesses, to permit small businesses to aggravate and get the buying power for their health insurance and big businesses. we did the autism bill and the fourth straight budget that was balanced, responsible, and on time. there is an awful lot of good work that we have done with this legislature. the second session that was the most p

what's going on in massachusetts?e ask charlie baker whe >> from america's news headquarters i am mary an ra raffer rafferty. tornados causing damage a few hours ago. there was significant damage to several homes. the twisters tearing through a high school foot combaul field the winds fliping cars on an interstate in dallas. urgent effort in haiti to contain an outbreak of cholera. they are trying to keep the disease out of camps where more than a million survivors still live. hundreds of thousands of people could become sick if cholera reaches those camps. 250,000 people died in the rural areas. more than 3,000 cases have been reported. and hurricane richard making land fall the category 1 storms packing 90 mile an hour winds. tourists have been evacuated. i am mary an rafferty. >> if you would like to comment on tonight's show, e-mail at huck mail at foxnews.com. >> a tight race with the governor of massachusetts, and the latest real clear politics shows that patrick is ahead of the republican challenger charles bak

and massachusetts faces the same problem.inable in its current form, and i have made all kinds of proposals which i will pursue if i win to make this more affordable. the federal bill has the same issue, nobody knows how to pay for it. >> you look like your surrounded bay great bunch of folks there. thanks for joining us. wishing you the best. thank you very much, charlie. >> thank you. >> coming up, something i'm very excited about. a dream come true for me. going to make a dream come through for a lot of kids who want to play music. erin tippen and james brown join me next to day but the "i wanna play" c.d. [ male announcer ] it's ram truck season. and the 60-day handshake lives on, that five-finger bond that communicates trust, honor, follow-through, and follow-up. it's a promise that says go ahead and buy a ram 1500 or a heavy duty without a payment for 60 days. and if it doesn't do everything you ask it to do... bring it back. ram. my professor at berkeley asked me if i wanted to change the world. i said "sure." "well, l

massachusetts, gubernatorial candidate charles baker. i was just in beantown to rally for duval patrick. we can't allow baker on huckabee. what is it about this huckabee guy that makes him so appealing? if i watch the show i can learn something. hey, get fox news on my tv in the oval office. yeah, you heard me right, fox news. and let me be clear, i don't want anyone to know i'm watching fox news. [laughte [laughter] >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applaus [applause] >> thank you very much and thank you, mr. president, for watching tonight. welcome to huckabee from the fox news studios in new york city. okay, i've got to start with a personal word here, you know? texas rangers are going to be in the world series and i know i'm saying this in new york and probably going to get beat up with the crew afterwards it's a long time coming and having grown up three blocks from where the stadium is, yankees are a great team and city, go rangers, just got to say it. [applause] >> desperate democrats are waging attack against cand

massachusetts does not need it. we need green jobs that strengthen our community and create real goods. >> thanks for the question. you know my position on expanded gaming. if we do it in the form of destination resort casinos and we had few, it can be good for us in terms of job creation but it is not the centerpiece of our strategy. that bill was stuck, things that were stuck behind it included the economic development bill. enables them to get in the ground and not have them expire because of difficulty getting financing. we did import measures to make working capital available for small businesses, to permit small businesses to aggravate and get the buying power for their health insurance and big businesses. we did the autism bill and the fourth straight budget that was balanced, responsible, and on time. there is an awful lot of good work we have done. the second session that was the most productive in 30 years. we could not get together on that. we may yet. there is a lot of important work. >> thanks for the q

massachusetts can do better. i do not think we're heading in the right direction but boutrote choice is clear. you gewe can do better. state government needs to live its means and we need to create a business climate of affordability that can compete. we will not get people back to work and that needs to be the fundamental focus of the next administration. people are not working. time. >> if you are happy for the things -- way things are commode for the insider candidates. -- things are, vote for the insider. you can put massachusetts on the path for teachers and cutting tax giveaways. if you want change, you have to vote for it and did not vote for the political machines that have got us into this mess. some people worry if they vote their values it might help the candidates do not like. all three are supporting the same failing policies. this is massachusetts where the huge democratic majority can pass any law and override any veto even if there is a republican in the governor's office. if you cannot bring your

western massachusetts has been left behind in this recession.pite what is happening within the beltway, unemployment is at record highs. we need a real jobs plan for the future. we need to end the person in the end the bickering. we need to go in a different direction, so that we can break down the barriers here in massachusetts. invest in the government structures and make sure the government does not waste money. we cannot continue to raise taxes as we go forward. >> we now move to questions from our panelist journalists. here they are. >> and mr. baker, you signed a no new taxes' pledge. considering the slow economic recovery, how will you keep that pledge and should you be presented with tax increases, would you veto it? >> it is important that we send a loud and clear message to the people of massachusetts debt begin hail will not come looking for them to bail the state out. we have huge economic issues. if we want to get those 300,000 people out of work back to work, we have to stop presuming we can go back to the tax payers to solve the s

i know western massachusetts. if you want us to finish what we started and you want western massachusetts to be a part of it, i ask for your support, your prayers, and your vote on november 2. thank you very much and good evening. [applause] >> hold your applause for one minute. everyone has been well that the gate. we have extra time, but it goes to me. we want to thank everyone. you have been so will be taped. we appreciate it -- so well- behaved. we appreciate it. a lot of work goes into putting on an event like this and they have done a lot of work to do it. we thank them. we thank our panelists for their questions. thank you to those who sent in questions. we thank all of our candidates. we wish them well in their travels the next couple of weeks. we thank you for watching, investing time and one hour in democracy me. -- democracy. get out on november 2. be sure to vote. good night from chicopee. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >

martha: one of the polls i looked at said they're trailing with women in massachusetts. why do you think that is, why do they seem to like patrick more than new. >> i know my mother and my wife will both vote for me. one is a democrat and the other is an independent! i guess what i would say, look, i think we have seen lots of people coming our way as they pay attention to this race and we expect the numbers across the board to continue to improve. remember, i was a private sector guy for the last ten years, i got into this with no name i.d. at all, running against an incumbent governor and treasurer and if people look at this race and look at what i'm bringing to the table and what the two incumbents are bringing, they're coming our way and that will be true for men and women. >> do you see yourself in the band of a mitt romney or william wells, whose administrations you worked in and if so -- if so, how are you different from them? >> look, i think a republican governor can soror be the check and balance against a democratic legislature in massachusetts. it was a good

this is all across the state of massachusetts. particularly in western massachusetts. we do with retirement issues. we will put them here in western massachusetts. we have also invested state pension money here in massachusetts. we created 300 jobs. i want you to look at who is putting his money where his mouth is. this is not just talking about being the governor, but someone who has actually been and wants to be the governor of the whole state. >> thank you, mr. patrick. one minute. >> nobody is working harder to help us get out of this. that is what a high-performance computing center is about. that is why we are investing in school buildings. it is what bringing liberty mutual and progressive and other companies is about. it is what the road, rail, barge in black cloth is about -- and bike paths is about. it is not about us, but about you. we have a plan, and that is why we are getting progress and making progress. these are cliches and into promises. i know what is good for mrs. -- for massachusetts. they do not. if you want to be a part of it, then i ask for your

here in massachusetts, it's the same story.about where this state should go. they want to let the insurance companies run wild. they want to eliminate unemployment benefits for thousands of people. they want to eliminate investments in clean energy. it is up to us to tell them we don't want what they are selling. we've been there. we've tried it. we don't like it. and we're not going back. i mean, this is not a situation in which we haven't tried. we tried what they're selling. we tried it for eight years. it didn't work out so well. i've been using the analogy across the country, imagine them driving a car into the ditch. and deval and me and kerry and markey and frank, we've all put our boots on, we went down into the ditch. and we started pushing that car out of the ditch. and it was hot down there, muddy. and we kept on pushing and every once in a while we would look up and the republicans are standing up there, fanning themselves, sipping on a slurpee and we would ask, are you going to help? and they say no, that's all rig

where he was warmly welcome in massachusetts. >> in two weeks you can set the direction of this state and this country for the next two years. >> reporter: a poll shows 51% of massachusetts voters are happy with the job president obama is doing. nationwide 43% of voters approve of the job he is doing according to a recent fox news poll. with over two weeks to go to the midterm election, republicans stand to make gains. >> get the house by a few seats and in the senate, they won't win the senate back. i don't see any clear path to that. >> reporter: deficit of one trillion dollars for the second year in a row. >> these are the same independents that put barack in office two years ago. >> reporter: another expert sees a scenario where tea party candidate help the democratic party. >> it helps democratic incumbents who are better known. >> reporter: the president's message, take nothing for grand. a lesson his party learned the hard way in massachusetts when republican scott brown won the senate seat in this democratic stronghold. >>> speaking of the midterms, d.c. residents will get a h

massachusetts is one. for duvall patrick to win november 2nd, he needs all the base democrats to turn out. barack obama with base democrats in massachusetts, is very popular. >> reporter: the last time president obama was here headlining a big rally in massachusetts it was for martha coakley. that turned out with a brown victory. democrats are hoping for a different outcome. >> molly line, thanks for that. former president clinton campaigning for a man who was once his bitter rifle jerry brown. -- bitter rival, jerry brown. anita? >> reporter: of course president clinton remains one. most popular democrats going. his approval and favor ain't ratings are over 60%. what candidate wouldn't want to stan next to the former president? this week former president clinton is hitting the campaign trail here in california. last night he was lending his support to brown and lt. governor newsome. brown is locked in a tight race with meg whitman. despite their rocky past, clinton told a crowd of cheering supporters at a

people like glenn beck have bashed frank for years. >> what's wrong with you, massachusetts? >> reporter: bielat is using the money to post mocking web videos like this. so you think you have a target on your back? >> oh, i know i do. the tea party has said i'm their number one opponent. >> reporter: frank thinks his response, campaigning with the likes of bill clinton, should be a model for other democrats. the latest poll here spokes he still has a 12-point lead. >> i would rather very much the failure if some of my democra c ic colleagues in the past to fight back. >> reporter: frank is fighting with his wallet, so he has a chance to keep his voice in washington. john berman, abc news, massachusetts. >>> and still ahead on "world news," they are rolling out those airport scanning machines in the busiest air space in the country, and there's a rebellion among pilots and passengers. >>> how dr. richard besser doing this saved one viewer's father's life. >>> and, the woman who revolutionized how we see ourselves. our "person of the week." ♪ [ man ] if it was simply about mone

. >>> what is behind the big push make alcohol in massachusetts tax-tree? -- tax free?iquor store owners in massachusetts who say now is not the time to be taxing people for buying booze! they are behind a ballot initiative calling for a repeal of the sales tax the state implemented on alcohol last year. voters decide on election day. if approve the tax goes back down to zero. douglas kennedy with the story. >> reporter: john harrington says residents of massachusetts need a drink. not an expensive one either! why is this the wrong time to be taxing alcohol? >> the economy as soft as it is, is it normal to tax when the when is the way it is now? >> reporter: harrington is the owner of this store north of boston. he points out the red sox are in third place and the patriots have failed to meet expectations. making matters worse, the massachusetts state legislature last year raised the state tax on booze from 0% to 6.25%. just when they should have made it cheaper, you say they may it more expensive? >> they are sending tax dollars to new hampshire. >> reporter: harringto

>> it will be unless one decides to run in massachusetts. i think the kennedy's could come back. >> the son of what, santa monica? he the last kennedy in politics? >> a couple kennedy's holding office, but this next congress will be the first time there won't be a kennedy in the office in more than half a century. the white house didn't leak that he wasn't going to endorse the democrat in rhode island. they did a phone call on sunday afternoon. i was on the phone call. it was not a secret and i do think it is personal loyalties to lincoln chafey. he was in the senate with obama and endorsed him over john mccain. so i think he was returning that. it's also a signal that this president, despite all of the labels that the other side puts on him that he is a socialist, he is not a democrat through and through. he acts under other obligations as well. but i think what he did in rhode island, john, that's your home state. it's a very democratic state. he is trying to rally his base, which is young people and african americans and i think he is hav

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. >> speaking of the president, he was back on the campaign trail today in massachusetts. he was stumping for his former harvard law school classmate, democratic governor duval patrick. he's in the middle of a hard fought battle to keep his job. trying to fend off republican challenger charlie baker. molly line with more. hi, molly. >> hi. that's right. the president was here and welcomed by thousands of cheering people and supporters to talk about governor duval patrick. his friend and political ally, they do have long ties together, all the way from those law school days and also those ties to chicago as well. so etches here speaking not just as a friend, but also as a person who believes in what the governor has done politically. they're very similar in their political beliefs and their views. some democrats around the country may have shied away from the president and his issues and how he feels on them, governor patrick was not one of those and welcomed the president with open arms today. president obama was last here in massachusetts to stump for attorney general mar

for a fresh start hanged herself in the stairwell of her south hadley, massachusetts, home.nths later, the bombshell. >> it appears that phoebe's death on january 14th followed a torturerous day for her. >> reporter: the district attorney took the unprecedented move of criminally charging six of prince's classmates, accusing them of bullying her so relentlessly, prosecutors say it became intollerable for her and she committed suicide. all six have pleaded not guilty. townspeople pointed fingers at the kids, at school administrators. >> what you're doing is wrong. >> reporter: but until now, few have looked into phoebe prince's past. emily basilon is a senior writer for slate.com, the only reporter to see hundreds of secret grand jury documents related to the case before they were sealed. >> narrative had emerges of a pack of mean kids who had really tormented phoebe prince for months. and that reality doesn't match. >> reporter: the truth is much more complicated. >> it's much more complicated. exactly. >> reporter: according to the indictments, prince was bullied because sh

martha: well, there is a battle that's brewing in massachusetts. come this tphofrbgs voters will decide whether or not to repeal the state sales tax on alcohol. liquor stores say you know what, we are taxed way too much and our customers need a break. douglas kennedy joins us from our new york newsroom with more on this from massachusetts. hey douglas. >> march for, for 30 years, massachusetts had no sales tax on liquor, but last year, that changed, and some say at exactly the wrong time. john herrington says residents of massachusetts need a drink, and not an expensive one, either. >> why is this the wrong time to be taxes alcohol? >> the economy is soft as it is. is it normal to tax when an economy is the way it is now? >> herrington is the other than of this package store in chalmsford, north of both on, he points out the red sox are in third place and patriots have failed to meet expectations. >> making matters worse, the massachusetts state legislature last year raised the state tax on booze from zero percent to 6.25 percent. >> just when they

it was nine months ago the democrats lost the stunner in massachusetts when republican scott brown won his senate street running against health care and bailouts. the next day george stephanopoulos had an interview with the president and opened his report, predicting that surprise defeat for democrats would have a big effect on barack obama. >> a political nightmare for obama that would change the course of his presidency. >> the same thing that swept scott brown into office swept me into office. people are angry and they're frustrated. not just because of what happened in the last year or two years but what's happened over the last eight years. chris: seven months later brian williams had this interview with the president, who resisted any suggestion he worry about short-term politics. >> i'm focused on making sure that the decisions we're making now are going to be not good for the nightly news, not good even necessarily for the next election but are good for the next generation. chris: do you take him at his word, dan, he really didn't think that election in massachusetts was an off

likes to call it obamacare well it's pretty much modeled after mitt's massachusetts health care plan but mitt says no no no no the two are really different i swear but then on national t.v. he did admit that obamacare actually had some good qualities just like his massachusetts plan to get quick listen. is that some elements in the bill are good and they are bad and the democrats want to talk about the commercial it sure isn't on top of the pile of dirt but let's talk about the politics and there is romney's problem he just can't make up his mind about health care which one is that mittens seem it is having a bit of a hard time seem incredible on the whole we hate the health care bandwagon and the g.o.p. faithful have a little warning for him say you're sorry or else that's right their plan is to have mitt beg for forgiveness for once what he wants to out as an accomplishment and then hope of the voters are going to forget all about it even though a recent poll found that seven out of ten residents in massachusetts liked their health care coverage and a recent poll across the u.s. .

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but the races in california, ohio, texas, florida, and massachusetts, those states in yellow are drawing a lot of attention. now, you're asking why are the governor races in these states in the spotlight? well, in washington, deputy political director paul steinhauser, good to see you again, paul. you've got the answer about this. obviously there's some states that are going to make a difference here. tell us why. >> well, there sure are. there sure are. the battle of congress is getting the whole spotlight why

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. >> i'm from the great state of massachusetts.ally hold massachusetts accountable for continuing to election this guy. he is brain dead, end competent. i think he's a little crazy. clearly obsessedded with you. get his priorities straight. the people of massachusetts keep giving this guy -- [ unintelligible ] i don't know what they are thinking. >> sean: he's complaining, wait a minute you look at the polls in new york the president is upside down. california is in trouble, hawaii is in trouble. massachusetts we know he's in trouble. is that an indicator what is going to happen in 26 days? >> it may be. the president was in maryland today. >> the fact that he's going to maryland to help out the governor bob ehrlich is running there, and the fact that he's going to some of these places does show their folks in trouble. i think the energy is all on the conservative side. the republicans and inches, i'm going to be speaking at a tea party convention in richmond saturday they are talking about thousands of people being there. people a

a massachusetts bank robber who was tracked down and arrested after officers found him hiding inside the trunk of a car -- the 29-year-old rob roblin bank on friday afternoon. they located the getaway car within minutes of processing the scene. they towed the car to their garage and realize that he was inside the truck. he is facing one charge of armed robbery. you know, that is not the best hiding spot. >> it is not the best segue to this. we're talking about service academy rivalries. it is a little bit more special. there is a kinship and brotherhood that the others do not have. air force, navy -- they are trying to change things. >> weather wise, a little bit more tropical moisture to the south and a disturbance from the west. that combination will bring us some more rain. insta-weather plus forecast is coming up next. a beautiful blue skies outside. a beautiful evening. >> now, your 11 insta-weather forecast with meteorologist john collins. take a look -- let's look at the radar in just a minute, after we look at the statistics for today. at bwi marshall, 71 of the high. the sam

the president is in massachusetts for governor duval patrick. patrick faces a tough re-election against republican charles baker. obama hopes to rev up the voters, especially independents. very important this election. but a recent poll shows more than half the independents in massachusetts have an unfavorable view of him. and former president bill clinton campaigned on the opposite coast for jerry brown and his run for governor. brown faces meg whitman who's spent more than $119 million of her own money. that's a lot of change. not to be outdone, sarah palin and republican national committee chairman michael steele are speaking at a funz rairz in california tonight. palin all but endorsed whitman without using her name. >> republicans seem to be a little more enthused about going to the polls coming up in 17 days than democrats seem to right now. and that is a problem. you need to have your people excited, get them motivated to get to the polls. b brianna keilar is joining us this morning. she is in maryland. >> reporter: i have to tell you in

massachusetts governor's race is coming down to the wire. president obama flew into the bay state to campaign for his former law school classmate duvall patrick. the incumbent is fighting challenger charlie baker. he's hoping to repeat brown's success with a big gop win if one of the bluest of blue states. molly line is live in boston. how was the president received? >> reporter: he was received warmly. not just by the crowd, but by the governor, governor patrick welcoming the president with open arms. hoping he would rally the base and bring them to the polls. the governor ahead in the polls by 7% in the latest poll over his challenger republican baker and independent cahill who may be siphonning off some of those independent votes. the last time the president came to massachusetts it was to campaign for attorney general coakley in that senate race that brown, the republican won. today the president said, the democrats need to get to the polls or the clocks will be turning back and they will be faced with republicans in office. here's presi