but today we have two brand-new ads that each campaign is dubbing positive. >> governor romney. >> reporter: romney's first general election ad runs through what he would do in office. there's still a few digs at the president. >> president obama approves the keystone project. >> reporter: romney's ad hit the air wies in -- airwaves in four battle ground states. then there's the president's new ad entitled higher. it tries to use his own background as a reason to support white house initiatives on higher education. >> his life was transformed. >> reporter: it's a timely issue. congress is set to battled a scheduled hike in interest rates. >> higher education means more for the middle class, giving younger people a chance to compete look he did. >> reporter: if you watch them, you'll realize there are many political undertones. newt gingrich endorsed mitt romney but tomorrow he will get another shot at it. >> reporter: tomorrow he hits the campaign trail. newt gingrich will be out and about for mitt romney. he will be at the georgia state gop convention where he is expected to speak and expl

here is the new ad from karl rove's group that says president obama engaged in massive government spending increases. >> obama started spending like our credit cards had no limit. how will my kids pay that off when they can't find jobs. i had so many hopes, cutting taxes, debt, and creating jobs. that's the change we need. >> mitt romney likened his spending to an inferno, let's watch him. >> rather than putting out that spending fire, he has been feeding it. he spent more and borrowed more. the time as come from a leader and a president who will lead us i will lead us out of this debt. >> and it's not true at all. market watch points out that federal spending is rising at the lowest rate, look at that bar chart there. from 2009 to 2013, no change. it's been about $3.5 trillion right through. every once in awhile i'm amazed when i hear that government spending is spiking, and believing that every year is ticking upward, but it's incredibly flat. >> it is, this market watch piece is getting a lot of attention. i've been trying to think about what is the biggest lie they have told so far. bi

>> reporter: it's a new week, there's a new ad. the ob reelection team -- obama reelection steam continues to go after mitt romney with his time at bain. the new ad highlight has specific company that the obama team said was bankrupted by mitt romney's bain capital and led to hundreds of lost jobs. >> you don't come in and take everything everybody's got and destroy a business. that's what they did. >> reporter: today president obama explained why he's not letting up. >> and the reason this is relevant to the campaign is because my opponent, governor romney, his main calling card for why he should be president is his business experience. >> reporter: it comes one day after a rising star in the democratic party blasted the current political climate. on meet the press, corey berk surprised many by referencing the lay tacks on romney. >> it's nauseating to the american public. enough is u.n. stop attacking private equity. stop attacking jeremiah wright. >> reporter: shortly after that he changed his noon a web video. >> it is reasonab

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that is why we have a new ad campaign. it is cable, it is how we can act. we are the connective tissue to bring that to fruition. i am very proud of facebook's ipo. the market is trying to figure it out. a 28-year-old kid in eight years could make $19 billion. that would not be possible if there was not a broad band platform that he could rely on. i am proud of my country. on to producers make great things come to life. >> -- entrepreneurs can still make great things come to light. i will go to my grave believe in human relationships are still the most important thing that make us different as people. business is a relationship. private-sector forms a relationship. social network can facilitate that. if my children's friends had never met, if they never went and had a coke with them or when to dairy queen, maybe social network helps to organize the activity. my child would be a sad person is the friendships never did anything but the virtual. when the egyptians form, it still took people united ask people to make change happen. i think the genius of mark zu

form birth certificate showing he was born in hawaii and this week they went after romney with a new ad critical of what they say is romney's all to stand up to trump and other gop elements. republicans say they are still focused on the central issues of this campaign, the economy and jobs. >> governor romney is not distracted. the republican party is not distracted. we believe that this is an american-born job killing president. >> that focused on jobs is evident in a new ad from the romney camp attacking the president for his support for renewable energy companies that later laid off workers. >> support is growing for speeding -- billboards to be placed on fire trucks. the city council held a hearing tuesday for two resolutions, one to allow the advertising and another to establish a committee to regulate the process. in all of the testimony, not one person was opposed. >> when i first heard about the bill i thought it was idiotic. why do we want to look like nascar? but after the shock wore off, this shows how far we have to go to think outside of the box to make things work in the c

are going to have karl rove's corporate super pac is releasing a new campaign ad this week targeting president obama and it's using some new tricks to brainwash the american public our robot is billionaire buddies attacking the president this time and how can we separate fact from fiction i'll tell you in tonight's daily take. he. our first comments and i comes from and who was tall who post on our tom arbonne dot com message boards he had this take on conservatives and their interpretation of the constitution he said i hear self-proclaimed conservative peers of mine singing the same all libertarian songs of ego ism and individual as they explain to me that the constitution says that they can do whatever we want they are in the mindset of using ends to justify means and i wrong by saying this conservative interpretation is the complete opposite of what our founding fathers intended the document to mean they skip over the first part that says we the people. well yeah you've nailed it you've actually absolutely got it the bottom line is that when we started and we won the founders start

going up karl rove's corporate super pac is releasing a new campaign ad this week targeting president obama and it's using some new tricks to brainwash the american public our robot is billionaire buddies attacking the president this time and how can we separate fact from fiction i'll tell you in tonight's daily take. wealthy british style it's time to. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. mission creep couldn't take three days for charges free arrangement free. three stooges free. download free brought us to video for your media projects free media done to our to tom. our first comments and i comes from an award who post on our tom arbonne dot com message boards he had this take on conservatives and their interpretation of the constitution he said i hear self-proclaimed conservative peers of

they're out with their own new ad and another woman who says she was laid off after bain capital came to town. >> i thought that i was going to retire from there. i had about two and a half years to go. >> that democratic super pac pointing out that their character is real, not fictional. and we should point out that president obama, holding steady among single women, 35 points ahead of mitt romney, but married women will be one group to watch come november. four years ago, president obama, john mccain, they nearly tied him on this group. president obama wants to do better this time around. >> targeting them heavily. thanks, david. >>> a note from overseas now. there are reports tonight that contain very cautious encouragement about iran and its nuclear program. iran has tentatively agreed to let united nations inspectors examine suspected nuclear sites and interview scientists. israel dismissed the announcement, saying, iran is buying time to continue its secret weapons research. >>> and now, we turn to an anniversary and the resilience of an american town. one year ago today, this i

wouldn't have a lot. >> the obama campaign isn't saying how much it is spending on its ad buy but sources tell fox newss all of $83,000 for all five of the battleground states in which it is supposed to appear. not a very large ad buy at all. >> james rosen, thanks. the mortgage arm of allied financial today filed for protection under chapter 11 of the bankruptcy code. 17 billion of our tax dollars bailed out ally financial. formerly known as gmac. after the government took over most of that company back in 2008. but it's mortgage business residential capital is still struggling. today the company announced this bankruptcy filing should help the rest of the company grow and ultimately pay back nearly two thirds of the bailout money to taxpayers. the u.s. postal service announced today it will not close 600 cities in suburban post offices across the nation. instead it will shorten the hours. just last week the united states postal service gave a similar reprieve to thousands of rural post offices this comes as the postal service reports losses of roughly $35 million per day. and some customers have foug

. >> reporter: and a new ad from a republican super pac, aims to keep the trend going. a character portraying the someone who supported president obama. >> he promised change, but things changed for the worst. >> reporter: but tonight the super pac supporting the president is firing back, saying that family is fictional. they're out with their own new ad and another woman who says she was laid off after bain capital came to town. >> i thought that i was going to retire from there. i had about two and a half years to go. >> that democratic super pac pointing out that their character is real, not fictional and we should point out that president obama, holding steady among single women, 35 points ahead of mitt romney, but married women will be one group to watch. four years ago, president obama, john mccain, they nearly tied him to that group. president obama wants to do better this time around. >> targeting them heavily. thanks, david. >>> there are reports tonight that contain very cautious encouragement about iran and its nuclear program. iran has tentatively agreed to

that is why we have a new ad campaign. cable. it's how we can act. we are the connective tissue to bring all of that to fruition. as i said in my speech on monday , very proud of facebook ipo. the market is trying to figure it out. but in america at 28 year-old kid can still in eight years make $19 billion, that would be possible that there wasn't a ubiquitous broadband platform that he can count on and reliant off. i'm proud of my country, and i'm proud is still a place that entrepreneurs make great things come to life. >> you mentioned social media, facebook. in the age of social media and connectivity that we have today, what is the importance of a show like this? >> i will go to my grave believing human relationships are still the most important thing that make us different is people. businesses are relationships. government and private sector former relationship. you know, if melissa chips have to be nurtured. social networks can facilitate that, but if my children's friends never met, you know, they never met them, then never went and had to co

commitment to medicare as personal as yours. >> so on the other side, the romney camp also out with a new adnomy which accuses the president of trying to distract from what the team romney calls his failed record. they are also meant to counteract those obama reelection ads featuring

he wrote about this new ad. point out that this ad we just saw, this basketball ad, is a soft touch approach, very different from the willie horton ad. >> yeah, that's right. it's hard truths wrapped in sot packaging. and the reason behind that is that when crossroads started doing surveys of voters out in the field, especially swing voters, they found that the hard attacks against president obama were not resonating. so what they've tried to do now is use subtle facts about the economy and the direction that the country has taken over the last three years to undermine the president. >> and it's also interesting, the person or the actress used to i guess portray the mom, the married woman who lives in the suburbs, which we know right now romney is doing at least a little better with that group. >> yes. that's absolutely true. and what the crossroads people and what conservative groups and indeed the romney campaign across the board are going for is an emotional pitch to these people to kind of remind them that t

believe this is an american- born, job-killing president. >> that focus on jobs is evident in the new adttacking the president for companies that later laid-off workers. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> let's kill you up to speed on the roads. not bad out there. -- let's get you up to speed. eastbound plus the, we have some debris to watch for -- eastbound pulaski, we have some debris to watch for. as far as drive times, 40 minutes on the old westside. the in volume down to 95. -- building in volume down to 95. the volume is starting to build at harford. we will update you at security. there is your west side delays. it begins approaching liberty down towards edmondson. this is near 295. southbound traffic is going away from us. not too bad in terms of traffic towards the capital beltway. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. ava marie is joining us with billy ripken and cal ripken and previewing some of the great things at ripken stadium including grilled food. nothing is better than fried food. >> we have the ribs and the hamburgers. it is the 10th season f

new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... addingar calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's berage companies are delivering. >> would continue with the waste project with the race for the white house. -- we continue with the race for the white house. >> the president spoke at a college in new york city. in virginia, the president is taking direct aim at mitt romney is record on downsizing companies. scott has more from the newsroom. >> few phrases epitomize what matters most to voters than the classic "it is the economy." paying the other candidate as dangerous for your wallet. back to school as it commences or back to basics as a campaigner. >> some of you have probably seen parents put off retirement, friends struggling to find work. >> he points to a new ad portraying mitt romney as a job killer. the latest swipe online now and airing on virginia tv stations wednesday tells the plight of

ad by today. look at that map. >> the company brought almost all our employees to new york. t care how long it takes. we're going to find her. >> that ad may look familiar to you. interestingly it is one of the same ads that ran during the primary and the same ad romney's campaign ran in 2007. it is called the search. and it details romney's efforts to find a former co-worker's daughter who disappeared while in new york city. joining me now, nbc news deputy political director. domenico, thank you for joining us. why are they reusing this ad or similar versions of this ad? >> it is one of the positive ads of mitt romney and the real issue for him has been his image. they have to try to fix his image problem. he is still underwater in our nbc "wall street journal" poll. that has improved since the gop primary ended but they understand, and it has deep pockets. across the country traditionally, you try to go one a positive ad to define your candidate and they're doing that here. >> and i understand that this is running and perhaps people may not have seen it. in this world of 24

let's look at the new ad for iowa, ohio, pennsylvania, colorado, and virginia. all battleground states that focus on a steel company bought by bain capital, let's watch it. >> i was a steel worker for 30 years. we had a reputation for quality products. we weren't rich, but i was able to put my daughter through college. >> having a good paying job that you can support and raise a family on is hugely important. >> that stopped with the sale of the capital to bain capital. >> bain capital was the majority owner. they were responsible. mitt romney was deeply involved in the influence that he exercised over these companies. >> they made as much money off it as they could, and they closed it down, filed for bankruptcy without any concern for the families or the communities. >> like a vampire they came in and sucked the life out of us. >> you know, mark halperin, it reminds me of karl rove. you take the opponents strongest suit, and you last away. is that what they're doing here? blasting away at what romney will be claiming is his strength? >> yeah, they're going not

so our new ad campaign is enjoy better, and you can fill in the blank. so enjoy c-span better. enjoy nbc better. so that's what we do. so i think that's reflected in that quote you read. >> host: as chairman of time warner cable, how much of your day, how much of your time is spent worrying, thinking about working on issues that regulators and legislators care about in washington? we talk a hot on this program -- a lot on this program about piracy, privacy, cybersecurity, net neutrality, net management, etc. what about you? >> guest: we're, i think realistically we are in the infrastructure business, and can we sell services that are used by a lot of people many hours of the day, and that means we're important, and that means we're regulated. and that's just part of this business. we're regulated at the federal level, at the state level and to some extent at the city level. and that means we have to pay attention to issues that regulators care about in our space. and so, yes, that takes a lot of my time. i think we continually need to explain to both consumers and regulators wh

. >> super pacs, a mitt romney attacked, and a new round of political attack ads. >> it feels like rain today. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning. i'm mindy basara. >> and i'm stan stovall. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> it has the baltimore summer feeling. >> the dew points are in the 60's. that reminded me when people say i can smell the snow coming. carlotta it is our human barometer. "my joint pain." >> she is the human barometer. >> right now it is dry in baltimore. there's some fog on the eastern shore counties. around baltimore, the fog is not that bad. thunderstorms will come back this afternoon. not everybody will see the rain in their neighborhood. scattered thunderstorms will be redeveloping. upper 70's and low 80's expected later today. we will check the seven-day forecast going all the way into the weekend. first we say good morning to sarah. >> good morning. not bad on the major roadways. we are t

believe this is an american- born job-killing president. >> that focus on jobs is evident in the new adking the president for companies that later laid-off workers. >> is the end of may considered late for any candidate to clinch a nomination? >> it is > mccain in 2008. to have to remember the republican national committee did change the schedule to allow for a little bit of a stretched out primary process. >> thank you. some are wondering whose name will be talking about four years from now. governor martin o'malley's name is being thrown around. jayne miller spoke with the governor about his future plans. he did set a timetable. at one point to make a decision about 2016? >> i have to a half years -- >> you have to start raising money. >> i'm focusing on what i'm doing for the people of this state. after november, we'll look at what the future holds. >> you are not saying no. isi'm not saying no but it not something i'm chasing after. >> police looking for information that could lead them to an arrest in a drive-by shooting. jennifer franciotti is live in towson with the details. what

that's what happened at the kansas city steel mill that's the focus of the new obama campaign ad. featuring workers who say that mitt romney and others ruined their lives. >> having a good paying job that you can support and raise a family on is hugely important. >> the sale of bain capital. >> i know how business works. >> bain capital was the majority owner. they were responsible. mitt romney was deeply involved in the influence that he exorcised over these companies. >> they made as much money off it as they could. they filed for bankruptcy without any concern for the family os they have communities. >> they were like a vampire. came in and sucked the life out of us. >> vampire that came in and sucked the life out of us. pretty strong words. the ad is clearly designed to tug on emotions to paint mitt romney as a heartless corporate raider who cared nothing for the workers at the steel mill. the romney campaign points out that romney wasn't actively managing bain when that plant closed. you can make the argument that the ad is fair game because he repeatedly said he created jobs

president obama made his second visit to the state today while mitt romney's campaign has a new ad ready to hit the air waves. danielle nottingham has it all for us from the white house. >> reporter: students gave mitt romney a warm welcome at the philadelphia charter school where he went to talk about education. >> we allow more choice for parents. i like every parent to have a choice and every child to have a chance. >> reporter: the teachers had some challenging questions for the republican presidential hopeful who says reducing class size does not improve student performance. >> i can't think of any teacher. mr. bennett, would you want more kids in your classroom? >> reporter: romney's visit to the heavily democratic neighborhood came as his campaign released a new tv ad. >> day one, president romney announces deficit reductions ending the obama era of big government. >> reporter: romney's ads target battleground states where the race is heating up. a new poll puts president obama slightly ahead in three key states including florida. wednesday a different poll put romney ahead. >> bo

a new ad from the super pac supporting mitt romney, and look out al roker.e charles and camilla. >> this afternoon it will be cold, wet and windy across most of scotland. we're under the

in fact, this web ad from the rick perry campaign that pokes fun at santorum appears to be openly supporting earmarks in a fox news interview. >> had a lot of ear marks. i'm very proud of all the earmarks i put in bills. >> whether or not they're the wasteful is a matter of opinion. the ad points out some of the more unusual earmarks. >> voting for a road to nowhere. >> were these questionable items included in the bill for which he voted yea? the truth meter rings true. the bridge to nowhere used against most incumbents in the last two election cycles would have cost taxpayers $220 million to build a bridge to replace the island ferry in alaska serving 50 residents and an airport. the teapot museum in sparta, north carolina, is primarily a place for the teapot's collection of more than 6,000 teapots. total tax dollars, $495,000. and yes, a group in coralville, iowa, has been talking about a rain forest that was earmarked for $50 million of your tax dollars to be used as a tourist attraction. but in each of these three cases, your tax money was never spent because the projects were killed or required matching doll

. >> reporter: the new ads are part of the new campaign to blame romney for eliminating jobs when his job was running bane capital. >> the obama campaign had to regroup after new jersey mayor chastised and then endorsed the ads content. >> i encourage it for the obama campaign to examine the record and discuss it. >> reporter: political experts say the white house is showing its cards early and is making mitt romney's resume the main focus of the attacks. >> mitt romney's record, again, he's not a job creator but a job destroyer. >> and. >> the obama campaign is not backing off that meromney eliminated jobs in the private sector while romney's campaign said the president has done more damage in his time in the public sector. >> and both will be on the campaign trail tomorrow and president obama is heading west and mitt romney will be here for the small business summit. >>> and to the edge on d.c. and that guilty plea from an assistant campaign treasurer since for mayor gray. thomas gore admits he and another person used money from gray's mayoral campaign donations to pay off the forme

there is also a new section being added related to participation in the proposed district. there are amendments related to renaming the current and new montgomery-second street conservation district. that is under the planning commission's purview to initiate. as well as amending article 11 to change the boundaries. the other amendments -- there were also before the commission yesterday. the process -- the only amendments being proposed are the addition of some cross references to some of the new provisions being added throughout the planning code. lastly, the zoning map amendments. there are four amendments proposed. the first is to the basic zoning district map. the primary change is a very basic one, to reclassify all the parcels in the planning area. it would the exception of the publicly is zoned parcels -- with the exception of the publicly-zoned parcels. there is the change to the special use district map to reflect the boundaries of the new district. there are amendments to the height district maps. we are creating a new bull height district maps. we are creating a n

earlier this afternoon after news media watchdogs expressed outrage over the ad box news disavowed it saying it was created by an associate producer and not approved at the senior level. but the big picture here is this what you just saw was an organization that calls itself news blatantly running political ads to benefit the republican party and as media reports the ads bear a striking resemblance to political ads run by the republican national committee and the republican governors association is there any doubt left that fox is merely the unofficial mouthpiece of today's republican party i mean to understand box so-called news you have to understand the history of roger ailes and rupert murdoch murdoch has a history of using and corrupting politicians around the world to both promote his newspapers and t.v. networks and to get favors inside information from those same politicians to help his media empire this is most visibly the until played out right now in the u.k. or murdoch's successful corruption of politicians from tony blair to david cameron are now on

while his campaign touts the raid as a new ad. it's a move that's drawing criticism from mitt romney. meanwhile soon to be declassified documents are revealing new information about al qaeda and its leader. tara mergener has more now from washington. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning to you, michelle. that's right. a task force has sorted through these documents, which will be available online later this week. this as the political war of words continues over bin laden's death. the u.s. government says osama bin laden's death was a crippling blow to al qaeda that is still being felt today. >> they're struggling to attract new recruits. morale is low. in short, al qaeda is losing badly. >> reporter: on the evening of may 1st, the navy s.e.a.l.s launched a daring raid on osama bin laden's compound. they stuffed a big bag full of documents and provide owes. it provided insight into bin laden's operations. he was particularly worried about drone strikes. >> in documents we seized he confessed to disaster after disaster. he

this evening, the controversial new ads. the same-sex couples. the american giant counting on ellen, 15 years after fleeing her. >>> risky business, american tax payers who famously bailed out the banks outraged tonight. how did that bank suddenly lose $2 billion. >>> one on one with the man who argues that the 1% getting richer is not necessarily a bad thing. how can we argue that the 1% should get richer? >>> catch me if you can. the airline offer too good to be true. and it was, for the airline. free first class forever. the flyer who has racked up 40 million miles. the airline outraged. >> i plan on grabbing as many miles as i can. >>> and the royals on a roll. why are they suddenly letting their heir down? >> who the hell wrote this script? as the afternoon goes on. >> it's charles on the weather. and tonight, will on sports. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us. we begin this saturday night with the battle lines now drawn on marriage in the country. today, mitt romney diving right into the gay marriage debate. drawing a dividing

. >> today the obama campaign launched a new ad designed to address the positive. critical campaign states include virginia ohio and others. >> a gallup poll showed president obama at 47%, mitt romney at 45%. the president continues to poll as far more plausible but less trusted to fix the economy. -- far more likable but less trusted to fix the economy. >> see whether this weekend's elections overseas are picking things up in the market here. >> find out why the d.c. area made the list several times. >> inside the 787. that story is coming up next. >> cloudy skies right now big changes in the next few days, some involving thunder and others involving sunshine. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbor.. and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-caloriebeverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you' choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories,

. >> reporter: romney's campaign released a new ad. it dids after some of the highlights over the past year or so. take a lock at this. >> mitt romney will win big tonight. >> we have a mormon responsibility to keepmark the strongest nation of the earth. >> mitt romney will have a huge win, a big win. >> reporter: as for the democratic web video there were no congratulations, this one in the theme of a facebook web page. it's titled mitt romney, little to like. >> 47th out of 50 in job creation. >> help ended up third from the bottom in job creation. 48,000 manufacturing jobs left. >> planned parenthood, going to get rid of that. >> reporter: a facebook timeline it. cycles on for two more minutes using sound from gop rivals and more from himself. what we have is a story with two different reactions from both campaigns. >> all right. much more to come on. that thanks for that report. >>> well, it seems like someone forgot it use the spell check before releasing a new mitt romney iphone app. it allows supporters to sphraf themselves with

. >> in fact, that ad proves that what is old is new again. ad against senate candidate mitt romney from ted kennedy's 1994 re-election campaign. even using one of the same characters, sharon bennett who lost her job in indiana after it was taken over by bain capital. joining me now, ted divine, democratic strategist, part of the team that made that add, and john feary, republican strategist. thanks to both of you. ted, that look familiar? >> it was funny to see it again and, sharon, who i interviewed back in 1994 then, and jerry ray burn, another person i interviewed was also in it as wem the story's just as powerful today as then. mitt romney who claims business experience, whether you put that under scrutiny it will survive. i think it won't survive it in 2012. >> john what about that? was mitt romney's mistake claiming that his record in business was as a job creator, because job creation is not what private equity really is designed to do. it's designed to make money for shareholders which is not a bad thing, but it's not job creation. >>

a new ad of super mac supporting romney. american crossroad.e to see it, not hear it. this is basically going at statements the president made. and what is happening in reality. is this effective using the president's words and it seems like this is a big buy. >> this is the best way to go after obama. people elected him on hope and change. on the guy who would change the direction of the culture of the political culture. change direction of the economy. neither happened. his campaign now. i promise you that i would do something i promise in 2008. i think it's good to remind americans that the proms you make, major one -- promises you make, major one, big one that wanted significant victory are ones he didn't come close to keeping. why would you trust him again? it's effective. using his own words is the most effective way to go after him. >> bret: next up, green energy, gas prices and the issue of energy at the ballot box. [ male announcer ] what's in your energy drink? ♪ wer surge, let it blow your mind. [ male announcer ] for fruits, veggies