. >> there are signs throughout the mau.to hear from shoppers and keels they call unheard of and phenomenal, coming up at 6:00. >> tempting and thank you. >> we have very good news by the way about the dunbarton bridge it will be reopening tonight before midnight. one supposed to open at 5:00 a.m. but they're ahead of schedule. >> and there is before tomorrow morning, for sure. >> just ahead, summer not over yet. why are doctors giving flu shots is in the best time to get yours just ahead. >> a study real ree veals whether eating organic is really a health yes year choice. >> today's g and a is just ahead. still taking questions and you can contact me on facebook.com. and on twitter, i'll answer questions live, here in just a little bit. >> i'm spencer christian. from our high definition sutro camera, looking at golden gate bridge, it hasn't shut down warmth. what about tomorrow? i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> thank you. and that is what it looks like up high on the golden gate bridge. look at how differen

relied on limited number of lbi ialibyan instead mau instead of marines. >> i'm stunned and appalled. >> secure one of the factors under evaluation as the u.s. tries to prevent a similar attack. in washington, danielle lee, nbc news. >>> the secretly recorded video continues to hamper the romney campaign. several republicans in tight congressional races distanced themselves from his di missive remarks about americans who receive government assistance. in "the wall street journal," it's team to admit the romney campaign is an in competent one. in atlanta, romney stood firm on his comments making them part of his message. >> the question of this campaign is not who cares about the poor and the middle-class. i do, he does. the question is, who can help the poor and the middle class? >> with seven weeks until the election, president obama spent a rare day inside the white house. while his campaign savored gallup poll results, showing him leading mitt romney by 2%. >>> developing news in southern california. 20 people stuck. 300 feet in the air on a ride at knotts berry farm. located near

now it's time for hardball with chris mau matthews, which is not kriven. >> romney heads right. let's play hardball. >> good evening i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this, mitt romney. i remember when george wallace said there's not a dime of difference between the democrats and the republicans. well today there's not a dime's worth of difference between mitt romney and the pring. romney accuses obama of sympathizing with the attackers in the mid east. romney not only exploits the language of the right, he's enjoying it. the birther is saying obama isn't one of us. wasn't born here. romney says obama sympathizes with the muslim killers. today the state of kansas is deciding whether to let obama's name appear on the ballot. the secretary of state wants more evidence of his legitimacy to run. driving the wedge deeper, romney plays the welfare card. newt gingrich talks of our food stamp president. and one republican dominated state after another tries to limit minority voting. all on the cause to make out the president to learn how to be an american. well

. >> mau because it's wildly over valued. way too many variables that must go right and ownership that is stacked against you. two conferences start wednesday, the deutsche bank energy conference, i always love that one. and the ubs global life science meeting. talk about a place to learn. sure, we want to hear from individual companies. but i'm going to let you in on something. i'm going to let you in on a trick that karen cramer taught me some 25 years ago when she was running the trading desk of cramer company, my old hedge fund. you go to a conference to find out if the big guys, the big money guys are interested in the stocks. you got to see how many bodies are in a room to determine whether there is going to be a lot of potential buyers. do you know that sometimes she would send general wine factotums to count the number of people at meetings in conferences just to see if anyone really cared. using that same logic, stephanie who linked actionalerts.com who works with me at the street and was on maria bartiromo's show th

>> governor bush i mau answer that if you like, but also how do you see the differences between the two to move on? >> well, the difference is i can get it done. that i can get something positive done on behalf of the people. that's what the question of this campaign is about. it's not only what's your fill ones if i and what's your position on issues, but can you get things done. and i believe i can. >> all right. >> i remember that moment like it was yesterday. it was 12 years ago. unforgettable moment when al gore approached soon to be president george w. bush in their third and final debate back in 2000. that was quite an election year. given it's that time of year again this wednesday president obama, mitt romney start debating this week. we want to take a look back at some of the, well, the lighter moments from presidential hopefuls. the very funny dean joins me now from new york city. hey, dean, thanks for joining us. >> good. thanks for having me. >> what did you think of that moment? did you watch it live 12 years ago? what did you think of that moment with gore? >> i have foll

on wednesday iran's president mau humid ahmadinejad, he will be addressing the moan.controversial again because last year delegations from the u.s. and the european nations walked out. you may recall. also now on thursday the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he is going to be speaking at the u.n., and is he really feeling a sense of urgency regarding iran's nuclear program. he has expressed that over and over and certainly pushing the white house and the president to set a red line on taking some action in iran. also, on thursday with just 40 days before the election early voting begins in iowa. both democrats and republicans can fill out their absentee ballots, and on sunday it's a big day for troops. this is the last of the u.s. surge troops. they will be out of afghanistan. that's about 23,000 men and women leaving roughly 65,000 u.s. troops. plus, another 40,000 from nations like canada, the u.k., and germany. >>> presidential gaffs. sometimes they're funny. other times they can kill a run at the white house. we'll break down some of history's biggest bl

on wednesday iran's president mau humid ahmadinejad, he will be addressing the moan.controversial again because last year delegations from the u.s. and the european nations walked out. you may recall. also now on thursday the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, he is going to be speaking at the u.n., and is he really feeling a sense of urgency regarding iran's nuclear program. he has expressed that over and over and certainly pushing the white house and the president to set a red line on taking some action in iran. also, on thursday with just 40 days before the election early voting begins in iowa. both democrats and republicans can fill out their absentee ballots, and on sunday it's a big day for troops. this is the last of the u.s. surge troops. they will be out of afghanistan. that's about 23,000 men and women leaving roughly 65,000 u.s. troops. plus, another 40,000 from nations like canada, the u.k., and germany. >>> presidential gaffs. sometimes they're funny. other times they can kill a run at the white house. we'll break down some of history's biggest bl