mr. harold will think. i need to get closer and closer to the herring and call to him in this way. hello mr. herring. the herring will think. that is strange, if you want to catch me, why is he getting further away. i don't understand. do you under stand? actually i'm going to be getting closer and closer to the herring and i make my voice smaller and smaller, so the herring will think i'm going away. it's very interesting and what will happen next. i sneak up just behind the herring and i say, what. what will you say? i can't hear anything. >> that's idea i make my voice smaller until i make no sound at alright. so the herring will think, he's gone. well, no fun today i guess but any way i am safe. and at that moment i capture him. what do you think of my wonderful idea. great. very good. very interesting. i'd like to see you try it. thank you and can you suggest a good place to catch and find many snow herrings. sure. into the temple. why don't you go there. thank you. i go now. going into the temple, the temple gate is closed for the night and the temple wall is too high for me to climb over. i hav

her parents. okay, dna profile confirms that mrs. walsh is sophie's mom. h what happens when i run stuart walsh's profile. he's not her biological father. so what does that mean? it means mrs. walsh is lying to us. what's going on, lieutenant? why did you ask me here without my husband? i wanted to speak to you alone. you found sophie? not yet. does that belong to her? yeah. yes, that's her favorite. if i ever forgot it, i would have to turn around and drive home to get it. does-does this mean... we found fresh saliva on it, so i believe she's alive. (sighs): okay. but there's something else. it turns out that stuart is not her biological father. uh, uh... (sighs) uh, deep down, god, i guess i always knew that. and i prayed i was wrong. i-i wanted stuart to be the baby's father. who is the baby's father? i need his name. (clears throat) it is, it's, uh, brad garland, the photographer. (camera clicks) it happened after he took our family portraits for the first time. it was a low point in my marriage, and i have regretted it ever since. these pictures that y

her precursor. like isabella d'este's, mrs. gardner's ambition was to obtain a raphael for her collection. the kind of raphael she wanted was, naturally, a madonna. the one she coveted was the so-called "small cowper madonna," then in an english private collection. berenson said he moved heaven and earth to get the painting for her, but was ver successful. mrs. gardner had to be satisfied instead with a portrait by raphael. the painting was of a roman prelate, tommaso inghirami. this realistic portrayal of an unattractive sitter was one raphael's most brilliant inventions. although it was not the kind of raphael that collectors preferred, mrs. gardner purchased it in 1898. a predella panel from an altarpiece representing the lamentation. mrs. gardner had never seen the painting. she bought it based on berenson's recommendation and on a photograph which he had sent her. although isabella gardner never obtained a madonna, she did succeed in acquiring the first authentic raphael to reach these shores. by the turn of the century, the fortunes creat when america changed from an agricultural to

name is mrs bobby moore. she's losing her vote and they have tens of thousands of people on this list of supposed felons who are illegally registered to vote in florida and right now i'm telling you there's not one i don't listen flawed there's not one who's actually guilty of of voting illegally if they were they should arrest them and they don't because the laws but we know that these are black voters are going to lose their vote right so why is it great i mean the whole all of this issue you can. you had a receptionist since two thousand i remember seeing you in san diego talk about the kerry concession and the fraud and how the new york times when even publish your findings or even egg knowledge that i mean why is it that the only alternative press censor is this great well you know it we don't have that's right the new york times said my stories are correct four years later that voters are being purged illegally now i'm wrote billionaires and ballot bandits with the help of bobby kennedy the law professor and civil right

mrs. barrington rolled out a big post wer all the presidents on it. grace could not believe her eyes. where are the girls! that's a very good question, says mrs. barrington. the truth is, our country has never had a woman president. no girl president? ever! >> no, i'm afraid not, said mrs. barrington. >> grace sat down at her desk. no girls. whatever heard of such a crazy thing. finally she raised her hand. >> scholars from uc berkeley, we talked about how very special we were. we tell you all the time you are special. the mayor, of all the other schools in san francisco, chose to come. and uc berkeley. so the mayor will talk to you a little while. all of our attention is which way? >> well, good morning everyone. >> good morning. >> i want to first begin by thanking your teacher, ms. mayes, for letting me come and be part of your class room today. of course your principal for letting us come to be part of your earthquake preparedness day. how many people know what today is? go ahead? what is that? okay. well, yes. [ indiscernible ] >> that is right. we call it the great earthquake dri

ike gets her to calm down. mrs. whitman stays on her side, and mamie only visited the oval office four times in eight years. that was mrs. whitman's domain. there was friction with mamie. >> i am pulling out personal stuff because so much is found in this about the white eisenhower, but some of this is not her stuff i have seen before. about two rounds of golf a week. we see complaints about barack obama plane to much golf. does he come close to that kind of golf? >> no. not close. ike played a lot of golf. he took grief about this while he was president. he developed a reputation as a golf-playing, out-of-it caretaker president. there was a political cost. ike's own view was that it was essential to his health. the commander, he needed to be out on the golf course. i write in the book, it was not a good game to relax. any golfers out there know gulf was not a game of perfect. ike was tense. he blew up. he called his doctor wants. he was not easy. the golf could not relax him. >> you say in your book he thought milto

mrs. affeldt delivered her third son and the giants are in the world series again. >> she better keep havingining us. >> we'll see you tomorrow. bye-bye. ♪ i'd like to thank eating right, whole grain, multigrain cheerios! my bowl, my spoons! mom, are those my jeans? [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios has whole grain and 110 delicious calories. ...more grains. less you! multigrain cheerios in multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes -- academy award winner, denzel washington, from nbc news, chief foreign correspondent richard engel, the music of the wombats

mrs. henderson transition her household. this is the memo to the members of the henderson family from mom. night of the current financial situation it is my duty to inform you we will downsize the family to remain competitive. we regard each and every one of view is a valuable member of the organization but we're unable to retain a full staff in the troubled economic climate. jenny, will issue them best of luck to find a middle child position to find unique qualifications. the rest of us have to make sacrifices effective immediately be institute of freeze on allowances bonuses for good grades and perks such as lunchbox putting. travel expenses as trips to the mall will be reviewed. other expenses such as $20 for mowing the lawn will be outsourced to the baxter children who have a minimal decline of quality. rebecca is and infant she will receive special cutting your meat for you tax. then there is no marmite. casual saturday's is the underwriter on a day to cut clothing expenses. the annual family vacation is in the playroom

her ear. she turns, says something to mr. picket. the bus stops and the side door opens and she exits. >> the call is to her friends who are now waiting at her stop. she's told them about her confrontation with mr. picket. and they're armed and ready for action. >> it looked like at first he was helping her get off. i notice when he like seemed to grab her off, i knew that something was wrong. >> security footage captures exactly what's wrong in stunning detail. >> as she's exiting, another young man is coming toward the bus and she says something to him. from what the prosecutor said she wointed out mr. picket and said i want you to shoot that guy. >> as the mom and her son get off, one man goes in the front door and yes, sir turs for everyone to come to the front steps. meanwhile, his friend is busy pulling out a huge rifle he's got hidden down the leg of his pants. soon, he's joined by the man from the front of the bus who pulls out his own semiautomatic pistol and they open fire. >> just absolute pandemonium on that bus. these peo

her precursor. like isabella d'este's, mrs. gardner's ambition was to obtain a raphael for her collection. the kind of raphael she wanted was, naturally, a madonna. the one she coveted was the so-called "small cowper madonna," then in an english private collection. berenson said he moved heaven and earth to get the painting for her, but was ver successful. mrs. gardner had to be satisfied instead with a portrait by raphael. the painting was of a roman prelate, tommaso inghirami. this realistic portrayal of an unattractive sitter was one raphael's most brilliant inventions. although it was not the kind of raphael that collectors preferred, mrs. gardner purchased it in 1898. soon afterwards she obtained another raphael, a predella panel from an altarpiece representing the lamentation. mrs. gardner had never seen the painting. she bought it based on berenson's recommendation and on a photograph which he had sent her. although isabella gardner never obtained a madonna, she did succeed in acquiring the first authentic raphael to reach these shores. by the turn of the century, the fortunes creat

her mower one of the least known i think of the first lady's we've had in modern times. mrs. nixon, very private person, never heard from again after the nixons left the white house for call top. she never did interviews. she never wrote her own memoirs. mrs. nixon was somebody i tried to bring to life in the book. >> you written several historical fiction books. you've written nonfiction. you've written novels. how do you approach historical fiction. >> i always tell people who are contemplating writing it if they haven't written before, don't read too much about the period that about the writing about. read more from the period. if you really want to know how people thought, how they spoke, the way their minds worked, read what actually came out of the period. in other words, eliminate the middleman. i think this is why some historians are not very fond of historical fiction because it tries to do something different. you know, historians always have to hedge their bets a little. they will have to say, well, at this point it is not unreasonable to suppose that richard nixon

mrs. sanderson ? she couldn't even keep her cat. they can say "no pets." they can't say "no water."'s try it now. ah ! that's a good sign. whoa ! that is not a good sign. what happened ? the excess pressure from here created a problem in here. you mean i have a leak in my faucet ? yes ! can you fix it ? no problem. that should hold it until i can get a new faucet. - oh. - oh. don't worry. i can fix that too. [ narrator ] whether it's called an apartment, flat, condo or house, a place to live fills a basic human need. people who own homes are responsible for their upkeep. but when people live in places owned by others, responsibility is shared by landlord and tenant. the tenant is responsible for maintaining the unit: keeping it clean. if there's any repairs the tenant should notify the landlord. e problem is he was a normal tenant-- looks normal, but he became an alcoholic. he destroyed everything. you can see that there are a lot of things that he never reported. basically, that's what he did: he left everything in a mess. the landlord should provide... that the building is in good

her up against one of the fence's poles. >> the 40-year-old was in the process of trying to show the elephants how to bathe when mr. fles challenged her authority. >> she did briefly say what happened. the patient went into cardiac arrest. >> by all accounts, the senior zookeeper dedicated her life to the elephant's well-being. >> this is just the latest incident following a summer of animal attacks. in august, a crowd of this ohio fair was in shock when elephant chomped down on a trainer's arm as his partner tried to free him. >> there was no muscle damage. >> reporter: back in june, an american graduate student wasn't as lucky, the 26-year-old was mauled by two chimps at the jane goodall institute. now, in each of these attacks experts say that the animal were reacting as they would in the wild. they're investigating the incident. >> thanks, john. >> can't blame the animals. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- clooney on the stand. the hollywood heart throb called to testify in a sex scandal in italy while facing his ex-girlfriend for the first time since their breakup. talk about high risks. we're back in

mrs. gold? >> her performance was without fault, except in one particular. >> poirot! ahead! ♪ >> that scene she created at [indistinct] she suggested that her husband wanted a divorce. tres bien. i had just observed that monsieur gold was a catholic. the whole thing did not make sense, unless, of course, we were watching the elaborate charade. >> tony, look, a boat. >> could he be armed, poirot? >> i do not think they would dare risk bringing the gun onto the island. their method is more discreet. >> and i can deal with the commander. >> [indistinct] a bloody belgian busybody! >> [indistinct] make it go faster? >> faster! faster! >> [italian] >> dynamite? >> yes, dynamite. get the dynamite. >> get away from the boat! fast! >> what is it? >> he's got some dynamite! >> keep away! keep away! >> commander chantry, put away the dynamite, or we shall fire! >> stand off! stand off! >> [indistinct] [explosion] >> ah, mon dieu, is he all right? >> you crazy english! if you do not stop trying to kill each other, i shall put you all under arrest! that includes you, signor poirot! >> po

mr. heemeyer her died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> sheriff's deputies later find heemeyer's writings which lay out his grievances with the town and his reasons for the rampage. no residents are injured, but marvin heemeyer destroys 14 buildings and causes nearly $8 million in damage. >> it's apparent in talking to the citizens of grandby and grand county, a lot of systems worked well. this could had been much worse. >> we have all felt very blessed that there was no loss of life, no civilians were injured or killed. >> the incident is shocking, but in the aftermath, the small town pulls together and starts to rebuild. >> the town wanted to do it right, and so they did not rush into the rebuilding of the town hall. however, i think that the town hall was seen as a symbol of the reconstruction or the rebirth of the town, if you will, that once the town hall was completed, i think it allowed the townspeople to feel that we're actually back to normal. >> mad man in grandby. >>> coming up -- a high-flying act comes crashing down. and later, a high-speed chase with a twist. [ male announce

mr. shuffles is now a three-ton adolescent. zookeepers say he's responsible for nearly trush ing his trainer to death at this zoo. >> the elephant pinned herne of the fence's poles. >> reporter: according to reports, 40-year-old lucy melo was in the process of trying to show how the elephants bathe when mr. shuffles challenged her authority. >> when ambulance crews arrived, the patient was conscious and talking to them and briefly said what happened. the patient went into cardiac arrest. they got her heart beating again. and she's breathing on her own >> reporter: by all accounts, the senior zookeeper and nine-year veteran of the park dedicated her life to the elephant's well-being. >> she has been keeping busy, swimming, playing with his toys. >> reporter: this is just the latest incident following a summer of animals attacking the hands that feed them. >> anybody want to see dan put his hand in the gator's mouth? >> reporter: in august, the crowd of this ohio fair was in shock as an alligator chomped down on this trainer's arm for 21 agonizing seconds as his partner tried to free him. >> there's no nerve damage. there was no must many da

she spoke out against it, and she found out going to school and they got on board her bus. mrs. ls us why this story inspired her to speak out. she normally doesn't do this. making herself a pundit on issues like this, but you felt very strongly about the girl's case. new information about the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya. after you details are revealed about who knew what and when. at the top of the hour, we will look into whether the military has any options for stopping the seven-hour assaults, and if so, why were they not give the order to go ahead? up next, congress threatening a subpoena in the case of a 2009 ottavio, that gutted the pensions for some 20,000 nonunion workers in ohio, all while protecting the benefits of the union. coworkers at the same place. that story is coming up after the break. >> he said that he meant the same thing i did when we intervened and work to make sure that management got together to save the u.s. auto industry. pretending like i had taken his advice. call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your lon

mr. renne's wife has been in several cases of laguna honda hospital. and her refusal to release form 990 tax statements. at the least mr. renne should follow the lead and recuse himself from this discussion. but what i am asking you is to take this off of your calendar [buzzer] and transfer the cases to another jurisdiction. so that there is not perceived or real conflict of interest. thank you. >> i am allen grossman. the commission and its vast decisions and actions must set the standard of ethical behavior. and conduct expected for those in san francisco. and your behavior is in the commission by the san francisco voters. two items task the commission and executive director meet the standard they should exemplify. first one is for the handling of complaints for the sunshine ordinance. this is the first two submitted to the task force for review and comment. this one five months after your april joint meeting was not. you may not be aware that the task force has been unable to conduct business for four months because of lack of a handicap member and canceled

she told them about her confrontation with mr. pickette. nd ready for action. >> it looked like at first he was helping her get off, but i noticed when he like seemed to grab her, i knew something was wrong. >> septa security footage captures exactly what's wrong in stunning detail. >> as she's exiting, another young man is coming toward the bus and she says something to him. from what the prosecutor said she pointed out mr. pickette and said i want you to shoot that guy. >> as the mom and her son get off, one man goes in the front door and gestures for everyone to come to the front steps. meanwhile, his friend is busy pulling out a huge rifle he's had hidden down the leg of his pants. soon he's joined by the man at the front of the bus who pulls out his own automatic weapon and they open fire. >> just absolute pandemonium in the bus. and these people are terrified. you see them racing to the front of the bus hoping they can escape there. they see a gunman out the front door. and they are all piled up in the stairwell. it is just utter panic

. >> her husband, six-foot, 200 pounds, very athletic guy. mr. holt, a big, strong guy.was very physically fit woman. >> so, any one of them. >> i would believe so, yes, sir. >> they took ron in for questioning several times and again and again, he insisted it wasn't him. >> i screwed up my marriage. i made a mess of my life. >> he admitted that in the last hours of stephanie's life, he met her here in this parking lot around dinner time and it wasn't a happy meeting. >> i was actually trying to tell her that it was over. >> he had earlier sent her a break-up e-mail, he said. she insisted on seeing him in person. she wasn't taking it well at all. >> and then she said, asked me again one more time, we can make it work. i said, no, we cannot make this work. >> she was still interested in having a relationship with him. >> and didn't want to let him go. >> correct. and i'm sure that he was motivated to not let his wife found out about that. >> which begged the question, where was ron later that evening when stephanie went for her walk? >> you said you were at home, never we

her up against one of the fence's poles. >> reporter: according to the report, the 40-year-old was in the process of trying to show how the elephants bathe when mruffles challenged her authority. >> she did briefly say what happened. the patient went into cardiac arrest. they got her heart beating again. she's breathing on her own. >> reporter: by all accounts, the senior zookeeper dedicated her life to the elephant's well-being. >> she has been keeping busy, swimming, playing with his toys. >> reporter: this is just the latest incident following a summer of animal attacks the hands that feed them. in august, a crowd of this ohio fair was in shock as an elephant chomped down on a trainer's arm for 21 agonizing seconds as his partner tried to free him. >> there was no muscle damage. there was no nerve damage. >> reporter: back in june, an american graduate student wasn't as lucky, the 26-year-old was mauled by two chimps at the jane goodall institute. in south africa. this morning, back in australia, she's in critical but stable condition. now, in each of these attacks experts say that the animal were sily reacting as they would in the wild. and

treaty organization an organization that includes the countries of the former soviet union mr burns staying with her guests and syria still has a special working group for afghanistan. and you're seeing there again a stand is beyond the scope of your organization and you can only address some issues on the afghan border at the most about any event in this working group before afghanistan or. this group is made up of national representatives from all of the member states of the group who first it coordinates our efforts we see in providing aid to afghanistan to ensure stability. we change the data on the developments in afghanistan and we coordinate our activities to address the threats coming from afghanistan. is because we're also this is if you used to group up some of we were going to stay put and with the greater visors with a lot of information which helps prepare our recommendations for the respective leaders or countries but you couldn't be delivering your national currently this group has been instructed by the presidency would you put their report to congress on what may happen in afghanist

mrs. romney just got into her own heated tv debate. jerry has it. >> ann romney on a female-friendly media blitz. >> 95% of what i hear from women is help. >> but did this help? her highly anticipated "view" sitdown turning into a morning show showdown. >> i'm not running for office and i don't have to say what i feel. >> with who else? joy behar. >> do you think that access to contraception and abortion is an economic issue? >> i would love it if you get my husband on the couch, joy, and you can go down with that all you want. >> mitt refusing a date on that couch, slamming the women in this secretly recorded fundraiser. >> they are sharp-tongued and not conservative. >> mrs. romney spinning that mother jones tape this way. >> he said sharp and young. >> today mitt's son tag mired in his own did he really say that controversy taking heat for his comments to wptf radio about this tense debate moment. >> not true, governor romney. >> to hear the president call your dad a liar, how do you react to that? >> you jump out of your seat and y

her truth. and that granted mr. wagner and another made a decision not to cross-examine ivy wilson, but in terms of how you view her testimony leer being uncredible, she is upset and frankly as her attorney, i'm upset. you took a snippet of what you want to see and i'm worried that that is what it is is that rather than view something as true, the same with your dismissal of linnette peralta. and it has to be that elaina is not credible to sustain your findings here. as far the whole attorney-client privilege, i'm not eliana's first attorney. sheryl wallace was, but you have to know the first time sheryl ballas had contact with the police, within a day and a half of the video being taken from -- ivory madison, miss wallace asserted it's an attorney-client privilege and i know some of you are lawyers and in terms of attorney-client stuff i have tons of people tell me stuff that i would not disclose to somebody. it's the belief that i tell somebody something in confidence and if you are going to believe the video, you

a number of things here that i find totally discon certaining apparently miss herrick got her directions from mr. st. croix or your staff. she has had conversationwise mr. st. croix and the staff. and i have watched you a lawyer sit here and argue with mr. shaw who is not a lawyer which puts him at a totally unfair disadvantage and you see no problem with that. asking him legal questions and expecting him off the cuff to provide legal responses. and instead of being some what fair and saying, since mr. grossman is here and he is an attorney, let him speak to some of these issue and answer your questions, you would rather let it be mr. shaw who can't, and in your knowledge, answer those questions. so that you have justification for doing what you want to do. >> the bottom line is if you find mr. st. croix independent, you are preparing your own name. if you find him guilt y you are finding yourself guilty because delegation is not abdocation. >> good evening, dr. derek kerr again. one of the things that prompted mr. shaw's request, was the fact that retaliation had already occurred against the tw

mrs. haughton worked, her husband who she was getting divorce from, radcliffe how tan was seen punctureing tire if her car. she filed a complaint and got a restraining order for four years. in the retraining order, she said her husband had threated to show as inside her face and set her on fire with gasoline in an attempt to right the wrongs he thought were done to him because he believed she was having an affair. >>shepard: the suspect talked with a college professor about the divorce, i understand. >>reporter: he had a job saling cars which he lost and he was trying to get in a nursing program, and an anatomy professor thought he showed promise but he was unable to finish exams recently and the professor thought the student was in danger of dropping out. >> he called me on the verge of tears. a that point, i tried to get him some help to do what we called a retention order but we need to get an okay and he changed his mind and he looked sad. at that point, i gave him a big hug. >>reporter: it was after that radcliffe turned in the incomplete exam, the last time the professor saw that stu

her for reassurance. meanwhile, tomorrow is the obama's 20th wedding anniversary. mrs. obama recently joked she would like her husband to write love you, honey on his hand so she and 50 million or so others can see it when he waives. >> as we said, all begins just over 24 hours from now. peter aim ex-an der already in the venue in denver and set tonight. thanks. >>> our political director chuck todd is also part of our team in denver, tonight debuting our pre-debate polling numbers. chuck, how interesting that 34 states are voting, but this race is still on the move, and either a gaffe or a big moment at one of these debates could change the numbers further. >> reporter: look, it's absolutely true. and let's look at our new nbc/wall street journal poll. there are two numbers that matter more when judging whether a president wins re-election or not. it's his job approval rating and where people see the direction of the country. for the president right now, his job approval rating is at 49%. disapproval at 48. our pollsters tell us that 49 is in the re-elect zone. now, loo

of mystery monkeys, kris jenner, mate trthe matriar the kardashian family planning to host her own talk show, mrsenner is in talks with fix to host her own daytime show. how many more kardashian shows are we going to allow before we arrest ryan seacrest. have you heard the news, bruce jenner was either excited or thrilled or upset based on his face it was impossible to tell. if the deal goes through, fox would reportedly give mrs. jenner a six-week test run of shows which is also the kardashian trial period for marriages. and if the test shows go well, kris jenner could be a talk show host. she and i would have the same job. which means i will have to leave this job and become a mom-anger i guess. >> lindsay lohan had a run-in with authorities. police were called to the home of her mother, after an argument, got physical. according to tmz, lindsay and her mom were at a club in new york until 4:00 a.m. they got a fight over money in the car ride home. imagine being at a nightclub with your mom until 4:00 a.m.? usually, the only way you leave a club at 4:00 with your mom is because your mom drove t

but otherwise, call her mrs. timberlake. >> i like that. >>> any rolling stones fans up here?e superjealous of 600 people because these die-hard fans got some satisfaction on thursday night. the rock legends played their first show in five years. it was an intimate crowd at a paris club. the tickets went for -- >> man. >> and they played songs, ranging from classics like "midnight rambler" to "jumpin' jack flash." it was a warm-up for other concerts to celebrate their 50th anniversary. >> i cannot believe that. >> i know, right? they hinted that there could be more shows to come. only four? come on now. >> a lot of energy for old guys, huh? >> i know, right? >> did billy idol make an appearance? >> he did not. >> no billy idol. >>> and finally, you know, we were so happy to have oprah winfrey as our "gma" guest host this week. and you may remember and the anchors wore robin's favorite flogy slippers as they spoke to her on the phone, getting an update on her health. miss winfrey was spotted shopping in new york city, wearing the slippers. they look great with her designer clot

. >> and you may remember her as mrs. partridge. >>> rave parties can be dangerous as they are fun. overdoses are not uncommon but after something that happened today emergency red medical workers are better prepared. >> lout music, lighting. all props in this rave drill. young people here pretend to be drunk or on drugs. >> there is a lot of alcohol there, is a lot of drugs. there is not a lot of air conditioning so they become dehydrated and many need to go to the hospital. >> it's what happened two years ago in san francisco. thousands of people packed that venue. 17 people were rushed to area hospital ez this drill is an effective way for responders to practice skills during any major event. sauchz mass shooting or earthquake. >> we have multiple emergencies and providers. one of the biggest challenges is working together. how do we communicate via radio together. >> some of the young people here are high school students enrolled in emergency services classes each is given a color coded hat. red meaning they need immediate help. >> we quickly assess, put a tag on them. that help

mrs. romney, it's the opposite. more people say they have a better view of her husband. what do you make of that discrepancy? y unusual, number one. i will tell you, mrs. romney had a delicate balance to strike here as the wife of a national candidate where she is to validate -- you know, bring some validity to his values, offer a gentler, softer side, to showthy family in a positive light. some of the things we've seen mrs. romney say out on the campaign trail, comparing the president to a child, in a sandbox, that kind of a thing, is starting to look like "desperate housewives," to tell you the truth. it's unfortunate that they had not given her the level of media training that maybe they had given to many of their other surrogates. but it's going to get tougher as time goes along 37 we have just over 25 days left in this campaign and the spotlight will continue to be on mrs. romney. you know, and she's got to stop burning the butter. >> stop it, goldie. >> very quickly, ken. >> this morning on "good morning america" she was very humanizing and sort of had a chance to adopt a softer tone. on fox, ironically

her. of course you do. she was in charge of the big florida voting mess of 2000. and mr. e during the infamous florida recount. now he's the writer of the suppression laws affecting florida voters this year. i guess it's all just a big coincidence. joining us is president of florida league of women voters and jim greer, the former chairman of the republican party who's been very critical of what went on behind the scenes. first, thank you both for being here. >> glad to be here. >> jim, what can you tell our viewers with emmett "bucky" greer? >> he and his partner worked for me for a period of time when i was chairman. they are good at what they do. when you're looking for a lawyer that can write legislation and change the election laws, stand up potentially to a constitutional challenge, you reach out to people like bucky and his partner richard coats and they draft the law. they a they advise how it can get done and it's about keeping people from election day to win the republican election. >> keeping pop freople from get to election day? >> that's right. primarily down

mrs. obama is fine and her motorcade continued on its route. >>> new tonight, secretary of state hillary clintonshe takes full responsibility for any security lapses that contributed to the death of one of the ambassadors to libya, chris stephens, and three other americans. they were killed last month during an attack on the u.s. consulate in been ghazi -- benghazi. republicans on capitol hill have been criticizing the white house for the handling of the incident. clinton said the president and vice-president are not involved in the security decisions. >>> tonight the justice department is trying to get the lawsuit dismissed by the house demanding eric holder produce records about the botched law enforcement probe into fast and furious. president obama invoked executive privilege. the attorney general refused to turn over documents which explain what led the justice department to reverse course after denying federal agents used a controversial tactic called gun walking in the failed law enforcement operation. in a court filing tonight, the department said tonight the constitution does not permit

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