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our fiscal reform plan calls for additional revenues after we lymph mea implemented the other savings. we're trying to implement measure b and it's being held up by the unions. it was my assessment that it was not winnable in this election cycle for a lot of different reasons which we went into in the public session. >> san jose, no matter what you say, is one of the safest cities in the united states of america. that said, when there's a burglary in progress and there's a huge manhunt, that requires half of the police force to find these guys. >> absolutely. the biggest problem we have is there's not enough police force left. we use the term, one of the safest big cities. we are officers on the street. when i'm face to face with you helping you with your crime problem or whatever you called us for and calls are coming over and we'll say pending, person calling for help. it's very difficult. the reality is that we cannot service the people as they deserve right now. and without more officers, i don't know how to do it. i understand that there's 100 officers in the wings. what i would

not the primary voting issue, but to the extent these are undecided voter voters and this sort of meas mais in the air of are the republicans too extreme on these issues? that becomes problematic. >> aiken is within two percentage points. >> that is not true. >> we're cherry picking points. >> this is the last thing the romney campaign wants to be talking about, rape, contraception, even abortion at this point. i think, look, richard murdoch, todd aikin forcessed this into the conversation. it wasn't there a week and a half ago. it wasn't there before-- it was certainly there but it wasn't the primary focus. the romney campaign wants to talk about the economy. ern talks about the denver debate as being this transcendent moment. in effect, this was the moment moderate mitt sort of debuted in the campaign. and i think that was a very resonant point to a lot of undecide women. >> people don't vote nationally on the basis of what two candidates say in two medium-sized debates. >> here's the way i think it mates out politically. first of all, there's the base. the president wants to talk ab

i mean, meas he's got to-- he's got to come up with that over the weekend. >> schieffer: the presidenthe thinks romney has come downa a mysterious illness. >> if you come down with a case of romnesia, and you can't seem to remember the policies that are still on your web site, or the promises you've made over the six years you've been running for president, here's the good news-- obamacare covers can preexisting conditions. >> schieffer: for the final debate set here tomorrow in boca raton, we'll talk to florida republican marco rubio. and we'll hear from two top campaign strategistes, obama deputy campaign manager stephanie cutter, and romney adviser kevin madden. then we'll get analysis from an all-star panel, including peggy noonan of the "wall street journal." david sanger of the "new york times." joe klein of "time" magazine. and our own john dickerson. it's getting hot and heavy, but this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs >> and now from lynn university in boca raton, florida, the site of monday's presidential debate, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schie

it's just ththat simple, i mea, it's a no brainer.nncr: every year marylanders spend five hundred and fifty... million at casinos in west virginia, delaware... and pennsylvania. one west virginia paper calls it a "cash cow" for them. but its cost maryland ov one biion dollars. money that could have created good jobs and... better schools for us. question seven keeps maryland money in maryland. david smallwood: question seven, i think it wilill be a... goodod thing for the state of maryland. ♪ five percent at best buy. ♪ use freedom and get cash back. ♪ck. ♪ wow my definifion is high. activate your 5% cash back at . ♪ everybody get, everybody get! ♪ >> you are watching abc 7's "good morning washington" with cynne simpson and steve chenevey. this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> two former governors hoping becometorheado head. tim kaine d george al scored off monday night. the debate covered everything from the bh cuts t planned defense cuts. tim kaine took a jab at romney g to end support for television. >> i'm a huge pub

. >> bill: this is what the mea is right now. hawaeenheef ey've always opposed conservative. but this particular image, number one, it was put out to make romney literally look like an ass and secondly, i agree with you. this borders on child abuse with this child. its yoav ayeldug, waout her in that position? >> i don't think it was intentional. >> bill: oh, com -- come on! they see the picture! they see the girl's face! you n't ink iti it's garbage. >> let me do this purposefully. >> bill: you take picture like this and you throw it away because it's -- there is nothing worthy about it! >> it was not intentional on the iafe connand theyar- they relled it was an issue. >> the damage is already done. it was not purposeful. >> bill: we're not going to get through. now, the vice presidential debate coming up on thursday, i don't tnk imenyg. abth bse rber, president obama had a disasterous performance last week. so now there is added pressure on joe biden to actually super perform to try to make up some ground, the ground that obama lost since last ek. >> bl:e cat psibl ye twinn

and the incredible strength of the american pe,meas rnhene erd au >> sean: all right. if that joe biden shows up tomorrow, it will be a very entertaining 90 minutes of television. meanwhile, new polls theomney surge continues, tsois laba prm. ti ago, which shows that governor romney has wrestled the lead from the president, thanks to a six-point swing after the meltdown in mile high in denver. we are seeing that movement in several oatlls thneeaasroo points among lickly voters n. this reuters poll, we are seeing the lead over the president for the first time this election season. there is good news for team obama as it relates to the ttleoundte iea ne stngta iichigan, pennsylvania special wisconsin. scott rasmussen has the race in a dead heat in new hampshire, tied at 48%. the same for nevada, a state that oma ey ced i whhoeonight. finally, tee critical states to discuss, ohio, florida and virginia. now, we caneporthat the latest rasmussen surveys show that governor rney i leading virginia andlid cog pfr iceshup rnls ts incumbent in the critical swing state of ohio, 48

coincidence the public mea culpa now? >> greg: you are too cynical.ortant than happiness of the kennedy clan. our country has to realize this. arnold hasn't done a decent film since "die hard" so who cares. the title of the book should have been "sorry, i'm a dude." let's think about this. how does she not realize what you are getting into? you are marrying a body builder who spends 23 hours a day posing in front of a mirror. a machine designed for sexual options. that's all he cared about. you marry him and you can't believe he's cheating? you married arnold schwarzenegger. >> row are blaming her? >> greg: all he did was have sex and smoke pot. >> andrea: wait a minute, in fairness, that is all bob did in '70s, too. his physique is still strong and -- and -- >> bob: i am with arnold on this one. it was a screwup. it was a bad screwup. are you kidding me? this guy -- >> dana: henry kissinger? [ laughter ] >> bob: maybe kissinger -- those are the only two geis, they have been in this country so long they should speak english by now. unbelievable. >> an

before we get to romney's mea culpa, let's refresh viewers memories on what he said about that 47%. >f the people who will vote for the president no matter what. 47% are with him, dependent upon government, who believe they are victims, who believe government has a responsibility to care for them, believe they're entitled to health care, food, housing, you name it. it's entitlement, the government should give it to them and they will vote for this president no matter what. these are people who pay no income taxes. my job is not to worry about those people. i'll never convince them they should take personal responsibility and care for their lives. >> what is romney saying now. >> he's stepping away from it entirely, disavowing the comments. here's what he said last night on fox news to sean hannity. >> clearly in a campaign with hundreds, if not thousands of speeches and question and answer sessions, now and then you're going to say soming is that doesn't come out right. in this case i said something that's completely wrong. i absolutely believe, however, that my life has shown that i

. >> clinton's mea culpa comes a day before the second presidential debate.resident for the first time takes responsibility, too. then goes after romney. >> the day after the attack, governor, i stood in the rose garden. i told the american people that this was an act of terror. the suggestion that anybody on my team would play politics or mislead when we have lost four of our own is offensive. >> bret: that set off an exchange that may go down as one of the most remarkable in the history of televised presidential debate. >> you said in rose guarden the day after the attack it was an act of terror. it was not a spontaneous demonstration. is that what you are saying? >> please proceed, governor. >> all right. it want to make sure we get that for the record, because it took the president 14 days before he called the attack in benghazi an act of terror. >> get the transcript. >> he did, in fact, sir. let me call it an act of terror. >> can you say that louder, candy? >> he did call it an act of terror. >> only after the debate does crowley admit that maybe she w

>> think the esident is so used to having a mea that gives him an adoring media thht not only can heow he's getting a little bit lazy and sloppy when things are ing well -- lou: well, jon stewa did everything but givhim aug, are you kidding? >> exactly. and the remark is indefensible, and is now the moth of one of the young men is ve upset. this thing has legs, and they can't blame it on republicans. the presidt needs to be accountable for wh comes out of his mouth. >> and i think this is actually going to help us win, and mitt romney's going to do very well on foreign policy on monday. and no matter what candy crowley did, i think that it's actually going to help us on monday wn he does debate oba. >> yes? [laughter] i mean, listen, you're really upset about the stewart thing? he asked him the question, is optimal -- lou: wait a minute,,i just asked you a question. >> he's asked, i th optimal? he says, well, no, it's not optimal when someone gets killedit's not optimal when bad things happen. this is a, this is a phony pce of outrage. there's so many serious stuff to talk about, why

. >> i think he does have the wi ib meas stand by. please stand by. john?>> just r question about, yes, to come back to your question about where the race stands right now and where the momentum is, i think that john dickerson may have overstated i can't the romney campaign feels things are just a little bit in the sense, i don't think they are ahead by seven points, but i do think that they looked at the nbc wall street journal number and saw the race tied at 47, and they looked at that number and said, you know, 47 is a bad number for an incumbent at this point and they feel like they are making progress across the battleground states and although that progress is not enormous in the battleground states it is measurable and i can't point to right now a state where president obama's position is improving, he is holding governor romney off right now, obama campaign is playing defense right now, they have structural advantages they have demographic advantages, they have ground game advantages, in some of these states that may be enough to hold off the moment

. >> those details are very personal to me, and -- i mea-- >> i mean, where were you?lly i went to have a beer with a buddy that was introduced to me through mutual friends. unfortunately, this person had an ulterior motive and it led to some really awful consequences. >> and you say the military has betrayed you as a result of this. how so? >> well, for over nearly two years, they ignored repeated pleas that i made to bring attention to the soldier who was actively and purposefully and intentionally infecting people in the community with hiv. >> and you yourself were infected, correct? >> yes, unfortunately, it's very -- yeah. >> i'm sorry to hear that. why didn't you, though, report it right away after it happened? >> well, i did report it to the local police department, actually. >> and did you report it to the military or a higher up? >> i reported it. i told the public health services that the military has. i told the central investigative division. i called the headquarters there. i did everything i possibly could -- i mean everything that i possibly could over a

he had done that, he would have given mitt romney a platform in front of 60 million people to do his mea and muddy the water since the 47%. since he didn't do that, romney didn't have the opportunity to make that case to the american people. >> you know, it's interesting because i heard that today and i said the night of the debate we may be seeing some form of roper dope. i don't know what was or wasn't. but it's interesting that the president did bring it up and it's an interesting theory that krystal raises that i've heard from others, which is, to not have raised it with 56 million watching didn't give him a platform to clarify. now to come on somebody else's show, much, much smaller audience, he's now got to try to undue the damage that the president may have -- i have no way of knowing, intentionally not wanting to give him that night an interesting theory. >> if you want to give the obama campaign the sort of strategic this is three-dimensional chess, mitt romney committed himself to supposedly moderate platform ideas that are the exact opposite of everything he's been saying on t

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senior correspondent eric shawn tells us what this mea means. >> when pennsylvaniaens show up to votenovember, poll workers will ask for a photo i.d. voters don't have to show one. it lets the voter i.d. law stand but won't be enforced. common law judge simpson worries not enough people got photoi.d.es. he worried about voting by provisionage ballot showing who they are in six days. proponents are thrilled. >> hallmark of our democracy is universal suffrage. we're known around the globe. that is one of the reasons we're admired. now in pennsylvania we're reasserting that view. it should not be difficult for people to vote. >> critics aim it's trying to stop elderly and minorities voting. out of 8 million voters the state says more than 759,000 have not had a photoi.d. over 19,000 of those have not are received one and issued at a rate of 200 a day. not enough says judge simpson. "i expected more photo i.d. to have been issued by this time. remaining in five weeks before the general election. the gap between the photo i.d.s issued and the estimated need will not be closed." while the c

natiol media's not holding him accountable, and it's as if there is n truth if the national liberal mea isn't some w validatinit. and oint of fact, the media research center, bozell's group pointingut, you know,ajor newspapers not even mentioning the most important momnt and question othe night. >> well, even though they are not and there's no pointin having any expectation that u're going to see "the new york times" and the washinon postome forward with that, the erican peopl aren't stupid. yo know what? when it gets dwn to it, they can read through this, and they can see that the president kept telling em for weeks that it was l about a video, and it's clear now and edence that it wa't, and they are able to access enough informion without the filter of "the new york times" and the mainstream, big networks that, frankly, i think that it's going to do more damage to the networks than it will to mitt romney, and it will do more damage toarack obama's credibility for not coming clean with the american people. lou: we're asking tonigh has america made upits mind on who will be the next esi

it is not the oil producing mea that the gulf was but there certainly could still bempacts nonetheless. melissa: here is what i care about. i'm driving home from work today. should i fillp today? should it get worse over the weekend? should i wait until next week? what is my play here? >> well, you know, playing it before the storm comes would be wise. not necessarily going to be a huge increase in price. in fact if everybody goes out into thinking like you and puts a run on the pumps that could do more damage. that could be a artificial spike. melissa: right. >> i wld see how it goes. stations have contingency plans. i don't think itill be the end of the world. we may lose one or two refineries temporarily to flooding. i wouldget a few gaons, what you need for the time-being. if everybody does the same thing and fill up it would be much worse than i would be otherwise. melissa: patricc thanks very much. i will go to your weite where i get the cheapest gas. gas buddy.com. that is awesome. thanks for coming on. here is the question of the day. are you scared of the impending storm as we

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