"obama wants to continue to make mit romney look detached and he is going to make the argument that romneys policies are the same as george bush policies." debate team member katrina swanson is very excited. she hopes the upcoming debates will get to the truth. "the news tries to filter the most important answers and how they filter those debates is very important for how people vote."" after the debate the polls are still in president obama's favor... however we still have two more upcoming presidential debates before voting day. right now, we are going to go live on campus with rashida gilmore with a potential change for an on-campus policy. rashida? according to a recent campus survey, a majority of students, faculty and staff say they are exposed to secondhand smoke everyday. ">>>campuses united for good health is a on campus organization that is trying to stop smoking at sjsu. the groups presidents says its main goal is to teach students why on campus smoking should be eliminated isra says "what we are targeting is educating the campus on the harms of smoking and secondhand smoke, both

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la secretaria de seguridad >> mit romney se comprometió. >> >> fijo ç >> los votantes latinos queriansupieran que los estudiantes mantuvieran la acción diferida, lo que no mencionó es que pasa con los dreamers que no han aplicado, tampoco dijo cual es su plan. >> la organización que se opone dijo que mitt romney le puso un sello a una amnistia, y dijeron que se aclare en detalle. >> el gobierno da un nuevo giro para estudiantes homosexuales que tienen pareja con ciudadanía. >> es un primer paso dicen las organizaciones que han luchado por conseguir que las leyes migratorias reconozcan los vinculos entre homosexuale,s se dijo haber dado instrucciones para distribuir las normas por escrito que excluyan a las parejas en relaciones familiares para evitar la deportación. >> nunca ha habido deportaciones que le permitan un paro a las deportaciones, incluso una legislacion de status, esto para esto es una apertura. >> las parejas del mismo sexo que podrían beneficiarse no necesariamente tienen que estar casadas, sino que demostrada las autoridades migratorias que tiene relacioens largas. >>

. >> in nevada president obama leads by 50 points and mit romney is not taking opcolorado. >> new ppobopolling, shows in wisconsin the president leads. in north carolina, president obama and miz are tie at 48%. tonight ed silver as the 48-year-old storm. so, crystal ball, the romney thing doesn't apply to the sing states where he needs it to apply. well,ing it doesn't apply in the national polls either. out of those polls the one that has to be the most distrucking one of those having abin vebl path. i don't see how that is going to happen. the debates are done. they don't seem to have anything in the bag. >> let's take a look at the new obama add. >> it is said that character is what we do when we think nobody is looking. mitt romney thought no one is looking when he attacked 47% of americans. it will make cuts to education. so remember what he said and what his plan will do. >> it is a strong add and the point is we, the voters have to keep track of what he says. because he won't. he is always changes his position. i think she is so yesterday i don't think they realize that the ent

look at the swing mit romney is picking up women voters. >> th economy is of a huge issue. , doesn't er the numbers they flsh on the screen. but whtever tey say people are t of wor. mitt romney does i realize that. gerri: it is notjt short-term. women are putting food on the ble increasingly responble for all finances. >> they know that obamare will kill jobs and kill healthare. you have to be a contributor or donor to get the special treatment. but if not you are screwed. gerri: greato see you. thank you for coming back todaa's drop o wal street of a drop in the bucket from 25 years a today. otr cntroversial pat of obamace has hostal spendi millions on glass screen tvs and other tems. screen tvs and other tems. dr. marc siegel is here. bob... oh,ey alex. just picking up some, brochuresposters copies of my acceance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't reali they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you' drinking. ynow, i'm glad we're both ruing a nice, clean race. no

so far they haven't done it, which also lack looks like mit romney, say one thing, do another. t romney is making all kinds of money off of government support in delphi, as you said earlier, and moving workers to other plants. we're talking about now about sensata, as we should, but let's not forget he has ten other investments. and i want to make one other point. when he was running against ted kennedy back in the '90s, he said, oh, the blind trust, that's still a ruse. you can still direct your blind trust to do whatever you want it to do. so i'm challenging mitt romney to tell his blind trust not to move that plant to china. i'm challenging mitt romney to tell his blind trust to not make any other investments in china. prove that you care about american workers and make your blind trust invest in america. and i don't think he'll do that. >> is there a moral component here? a company that makes $470 million net profit in a quarter, still feels compelled to take the jobs out of an american community and put them in china? >> absolutely, there's a moral component. when they're s

monologue, he managed to fit both n the invalid criticism is that the fact checkers are call iing what mit romneyst night many mistruths or lies. that is not the case. >> it is the case. >> no, it is not the case. on the $716 billion in medicare, that is a deep argument, policy argument, one which i'm happy to have with you or anyone else, roland, any day. on the $5 trillion tax cut, this is where he ventures into the realm of valid criticism. mitt romney has not provided the details for those loopholes and deductions he plans to do away with. it is possible but he is not explaining how. it's also insplikable, which roland, again, fits some valid criticism in here, as to why the president didn't do that one simple thing and ask mitt romney, what deductions are you talking about? please tell us all. >> exactly. roland, voters really want to know that. i mean, when all is said and done, mitt romney turned in a great performance. again, he didn't get into specifics. that's what voters really want to know about. >> the other day you never let somebody off the hook. you remember, a great performance d

the challenge for mit -- mitt romney is to keep doubling down accusing the president of promoting a trickle down government. >> we have two very different courses for america. trickle down government or prosperity through freedom. trickle down government that the president proposes is one where he will raise taxes on small business which will kill jobs. i, steady, want to keep taxes down to create jobs. >>reporter: sunday morning chris christie thought the campaign would be turned on his head and got flak but chris christie was right. >>trace: the romney campaign is portraying the race as a very stark choice between the two candidates. >>reporter: highlight the differences. they got help from moderator jim lehrer who said several times we are very clear that there are very stark differences between the two of you. governor romney tried to make this a referendum on obama but that was not going anywhere so the big choice highlighting on the different issues from taxes to spending and the deficit. >> only in washington would you count $4 trillion of reduction when, in fact, the plan called for

ment mit -- mitt romney will get the same treatment when he goes in there when they go at it in 4 1/2rs. this debate will be about the economy but it is possible the economic impact of decisions made on actions abroad could come up. don't be surprised if the libya thing finds its way into the debate tonight, not is watch went down there, but what the president knew about what was going down there and when he knew it. giuliani on the numbers that don't add up and the recall that isn't totally on the up. [ female announcer ] food, meet flavor. flavor, meet food. it's time for swanson flavor boost. concentrated broth in easy to use packets. mix it into skillet dishes, for an instant dose of... hell-o! [ female announcer ] get recipes at flavorboost.com. why? because i'm gonna make the call to switch to a new medicare prescription drug plan. i want a plan that covers the medications i take. and i want getting my medications to be convenient. and i want low copays. really low copays. [ male announcer ] choose an aarp medicarerx plan from unitedhealthcare. unitedhealthcare understands your

. >> choamping at the bit for mit romney to do a better job of failures in the wake of libya. >> i think did last night is rather than he said, she said, getting in to the tit-for-tat on that, here is how whoa have to make america stronger. he talks about the problems in the mideast and talked about se syria. and the president said we've taken the lead. no, he hasn't taken the lead. he has sat back. >> what did he -- >> first of all, he wouldn't have outsourced his -- >> what will he do differently? what will he do on syria? >> call together what i call the coalition of the relevant. >> there has been a zbloelgs he would take the lead, identify those forces of moderation, which by the way have felt ab abandoned. "new york times" article said that about a week ago. he would provide arms to those, moderate forces so they could defend themselves or maintain whatever they maintain. america has not taken the lead. we have sat back. as a result you've seen 30,000 slaughtered and assad still being in power. >> can i ask you a question? >> i'm sure you will ask me a question. >> and afghanistan

they choose to decide who is leading and had mit t romney wo, they would feel fine.gain, because candy crowley kept her integrity and said, the president did say that but you're right, governor romney, you're actually right that it did take the administration a while. so she was doing her job as a moderator but also keeping the journalistic fact checking that she should do as her profession is. >> now, joe, conservatives tweeted nasty comments about crowley throughout the debate and rush limbaugh also attacked crowley on his show today, calling her a liar. let me show you rush limbaugh. >> today, the day after, the only people who are accused of saying things that are not true are barack obama and candy crowley. not mitt romney. i kid you not. you know, in a real world she would have committed career suicide. if she had committed journalistic terror last night, what she did last night would have been the equivalent of blowing up her career like a suicide bomber but there aren't any journalistic standards anymore and she's going to be praised and celebrated. >> joe, i

president obama and mit mitt romney will face off two more times.ll met there then and their final debate is then there. >> 8:16, death row at san quintin could become a thing of the past if voters approve that. if that happens the death sentences of more than 700 would by commuted to life without the possibility of parole. san mateo district attorney says the punishment should fit the crime. >> what is the right punishment for the evil perpetrated? it is not just about the killer, it is about what the killer did. >> it is about possible policy, how do we spend our criminal justice dollars, what really keeps us safer. >> woodford is a former warden there. the says eliminating the death penalty would save california 100 million dollars a year. >>> privacy advocates are mad at the governor. he revowed a bill that would have prevented them from turning off service. that was in response to bart cutting off service during that protest. supporters say that bill would have protected civil liberties, however the governor says it did not take into account em

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against mitted romney. he is looking for someone to blame. here is the reality -- politicians in washington, they're not holding themselves accountable. if they are not going to hold themselves accountable, we have to hold them accountable. the only way we are going to do that as by collecting new leaders to washington. [applause] >> that concludes our debate. thank you very much to the candidates senator sherrod brown and josh mandel. thank you to the panelists. also, thank you very much to the enthusiastic and encased audience here. election day is tuesday, november 6. the star voting right now. thank you. -- you can start building right now. thank you. >> join us tomorrow for a discussion on the tea party. we will talk about where tea party supporters than on economic and social issues. alive -- live coverage begins at 4:00 eastern on c-span. host: caller: [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> this is about you. if you want somebody who believes we were better of

romney is ahead. the answer is question, is he above 15 percent? no, the other problem that mit pit has is president obama's favorability is over 50 percent and romney spoke and gallup has him at 50, and any candidate at 50 in the poll always consistently went on to win and i wrote point out it should be the incumbent that should be leading, should be leading mitt romney right now you cannot put it on romney to win and third point, what was obama's plan in the fact that he didn't offer any vision for the next four years even got picked up by "new york times" editorial board today where they said what is he going to do the next four years and the "wall street journal" did the same thing. no vision for the next four years. no plan. >> you are having a stroke or --. >> i just am overwhelmed. just for purposes of the record, gallup has done a rolling poll for about three presidential elections which is not make a model for you. second, i don't believe that is an accurate statement if you have 50 percent at this stage of the game that you go on to win, i am not so sure. >> i am right

access it executes a period of private investments and was founded by romney's son tagg romney with a lot of help from mit and shit should mitt win the white house solo mayor and the network of corporations and plutocrats affiliated with soul america stands to win big for more on the shadowy company and what role of might play in a mitt romney white house i'm joined by lee font contributing writer porting fellow for the investigative fund at the nation institute we welcome back. hey tom thanks for having me thanks for joining us so what in seoul american apple. well solar capital differs a little bit from normal private equity firms from normal private equity firms. analyze and buy businesses what so america specializes in is forming and investment relationships with elite private equity firms so solar capital has a network of about twenty private equity firms and they allow their investors to colin best along with these private equity firms so you have a very small firm solar capital partnering with very big private equity firms and basically giving it a chance to get a stake in their deals that's that's

romney employed the familiar bain method. he called together a smart team to crunch the numbers. >> i'm a professor of economics at mit, and i helped governor romney develop the massachusetts health care reform, or romneycare. >> narrator: jonathan gruber sat with romney and carefully outlined the problem. >> romney was in management consultant mode. like, "here is a problem." sort of engineering almost mode. >> narrator: romney heard the bad news. >> the state of massachusetts, which he is governor of, is bleeding red ink because people don't have health insurance and they are driving up costs for everyone else, and taxpayers are paying for it. >> narrator: the uninsured were bankrupting the government. but gruber had a solution: all residents should be required to buy insurance. he called it "the individual mandate" >> jonathan gruber says, "if you don't do the mandate, you'll cover x amount of people for x amount of cost. if you do do the mandate, you will cover this many more people, and it will be cheaper." >> narrator: the mandate was an idea first proposed by the conservative heritage foundation. >> this is a very cons

romney? >> well, i think what you heard this morning when i asked him this question, and he as mitted there were differences between them but he also tried to say the differences between romney and ryan pale in comparison to the differences between the obama ticket and the romney ticket, but he seemed to indicate that ryan's job is to defend the romney plan and the romney budget. i do think what chris points out, that what biden's strategy is going to be is to try to create a split, is try to put him in an awkward position, make him defend one or the other. i think one thing to watch for tonight is it's my understanding -- from when i was talking to the campaigns, if they get one thing out of biden tonight, the obama campaign, that is to make the base of the democratic party feel better tonight, that he gets a little aggressive, that he goes after some core issues like abortion, like contraception to make the base feel better. on the ryan side, they know they sort of have in a weird way they have outsized expectations from their own base. the base of the republican party doesn't respect joe bide

romney just said is true. >> attacking me is not talking about how we deal witthe challenges in that mit uniteded states. >> the return of the abortion debate. >>>> eve when life begins in that horrible situation of rape, it is something that god intended to happen. >> the colin powell endorsement. >> i was proud and held to learn that we have his endorsement in the campaign. >> you have to wonder if that is based on issues or if he has aa slightly different reasoson for preferring preside obama. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> believe it or not, at the election is less than two weeks away and both candidates are running as if there is no tomorrow. . >> this is the first drop on our 48-hour flight around campaign marathon extvaganza. we are going to pull an all- nighter. sleep. >> no question about it, we're seeing morore and more enthusiasm, more and more support. >> the economy grew at an annual rate of 2%. not gre, but better than expected. the final gdp report prior to the election. right here i have a shaky and i will ask each of you to step out on at. if the e elec

so how much of romney's proposal relied on these funds? i asked jonathan gruber the mit helped design the law. he told me 100%. that was my whole job, saying whether we could fit what he wanted to do within those three funding sources. the legislature ended up adding more money to the law after he proposed it. but the fact remains it remains on federal dollars and on state taxes. but romney's health care proposal doesn't make it easier for other states to do what he did. it makes it almost impossible. he's not offering states access to federal funds for universal coverage. here's what he's doing. >> i would like to take the medicaid dallas dollars and go to state and say you'll get what you got last year, plus inflation, plus 1% and you manage your care for your poor in the way you think best. >> that sounds nice. it's a cut to medicaid of more than $600 billion. that means medicaid will not be able to offer other states the generous deal massachusetts got. so then let's go through these three pots of money. romney isn't giving states a pot of money, he's cutting medicai