polls. our brand new nbc news poll out this hour shows 2016 presidential race were held today clinton would beat christie by 10% and when you dig deeper into the polls you see not only does she win overall she wins among african-americans, handedly, along latinos, among whites christie has an edge and also among wealthier americans. also it's showing us chris christie may have a bit of a problem within his own party. 32% of the republicans or republican leaning voters said that they would support christie but almost the same percent said they would go for another republican. he has a lock on the northeast where his state is but in the rest of the country, republicans are looking around for possibly another candidate for 2016. that's not the case with hillary clinton. she leads by 66%. >> tracie potts in washington. we'll have more conversation on those numbers coming up later in the show. >>> new to new documents revealing security warnings about the healthercare.gov web site. memos and transcripts shows a memo sent less than a month before the sites launch details problems. henry chao said

the latest fox news poll conducted just before november 14 when mr. obama issued that hour long mya cullpa. record high 55% of registered voters disapprove of his job performance. of the president's repeated promise, if you like your health care, you can keep it, half of registered voters now believe he knowingly lied when he offered those assurances. four in ten believe he didn't know that promise would turn out to be untrue. only 1% think he was exaggerating and 9% don't know what to think. and of the president's apology. 38% of registered voters regarded as sincere, but 58% nearly six in ten, believe it was given for political reasons. the president sat this week for that exercise known as the barbara walters interview where he was confronted with the fact as walters put it, quote, people just don't think you're trustworthy. >> i got reelected in part because people did think i was trustworthy and knew i was working on their behalf.

a cbs news poll shows just a 9% job approval rating with 85% disapproving. >> that is the highest disapproval number we have had since we began asking this question back in 1977. >> reporter: political analysts say while previous polls have been low, this is different. >> what people have typically said in the past, however, is that although they hate congress as a group they really like their own member of congress. this time even their own members are taking a hit. >> reporter: some say they hope the frustrations lead to action on the part of the american people. >> i hope that average citizens become more aware of what it means for them to vote. >> reporter: a vote that could mean change in washington. and the president's approval rating is also at an all-time low. reporting live, meghan mccorkell, wjz eyewitness news. >> according to the cbs news poll a majority of americans say they don't feel they have much of a say in what the government does. >>> an investigation is under way tonight into a serious crash in baltimore county. sky-eye chopper 13 was over the scene in the 1800 block of e

and a recent nbc news poll shows 66% of them would vote for her in a presidential primary.g another candidate. so when will she officially throw her hat in the ring? with me now, richard goodstein, a democratic strategist and former adviser to hillary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign. boy, time flies. five years, we're back here again and hillary clinton is up there talking about the chinese statement. they say maybe it's time to demeanori de-americanize the world. too bad she's not in a position of foreign policy or power to have changed that. oh, wait, she was. she was secretary of state. does she have any role in this? >> any way you cut it, she is incredibly qualified, seeing this era of peace and prosperity and she had a role in that. she was a senator who was a workhorse and not a show horse. and as secretary of state, look, she traveled widely, as you know. and the fact of the matter is, take russia. i've heard you make fun of the recent -- were it not for her position with russia, we wouldn't be taking the chemical weapons out of syria. we wouldn't have gadhafi

phil deblasio has been the first democrat to lead new york city since 1989. polls have given him huge leads over republican joe lhota. in new jersey, governor chris christie is hoping for a second term. democrat barbara buono has painted christie as someone who wants to be president not governor. a new poll gives christi with a 19-point lead. and a more that 60-point advantage with independents. >>> if you tried logging onto the obama care health care exchange this morning, you probably noticed it was offline. operators temporarily shut down the site in attempt to make improvements sunday. mitt romney said the fiasco is rotting president obama's second term. >> perhaps the most important lesson the president, i think, failed to learn was, you have to tell the american people the truth. and when he told the american people that you can keep your health insurance if you wanted to keep that plan, period, he said that time and again. >> right. >> he wasn't telling the truth. >> but governor, on that point -- >> i think that fundamental dishonesty has put in peril the f

. >> new polls, new fox polls revealing troubling numbers about obamacare and how the president has handled the disastrous rollout. when asked if they thought the president lied about keeping their healthcare plans 50 percent say they thought the president knowingly lied to the american public while 40 percent said that they think he did not know. when asked if they believed the obamacare web site would be fixed by november 30th, '31 percent said they believed it would be fixed but 69 percent said no. >> four marines are dead after an incident at camp pendleton. the marines were clearing a firing range of exploded ordinance when this all happened. they said the cause of the accident is now under investigation. the names of those killed will be released of course after the family members are notified. >>> it is pretty sad. it hurts. i mean, shoot. just hurts a lot. >> camp pendleton released a statement saying we offer our heartfelt prayers for the families of the marines lost in the tragic accident. we want to provide support for the families. a mortar explosion killed 7 marines during a li

now a new poll shows what people's experiences with the on-line marketplace insurance has been like. 65% of people eligible say they are aware of the marketplaces. but only 17% have actually logged on to check out the options. also, roughly one in five investors to the sites, according to the poll, actually enrolled in a new plan. >>> for anyone looking at sears, they announce they will open their doors at 6 a.m. on local time thanksgiving day and stay open round the clock through 11:00 p.m. on black friday. >>> and coming up, buying jefferson the most sought after pieces, as the fall art buying season gets under way. >>> the justice department is looking to avoid a trial scheduled to start this month regarding the u.s. airway's merger. they are currently talking to both carriers, pushing for them to divest some of the key carriers. as a condition for dropping the lawsuit. as an example, in the complaint to stop the merger, the justice department said the combined mergers would control 60% of the landing and take-off slots. shares went higher for both. >>> and if you can't afford to

a new poll found that hillary clinton would get the support of 44% of adults against chris christie. quinnipiac poll revealed a tighter race with christie in the lied. she leads rand paul and paul ryan and ted cruz. i want you to make the fight. this is about, this is about strategy. and you're a strategist. so make the case that you'd like to see hillary clinton make about why she should being the next president beating all these people, inclusion christie. why should i, i'm hillary clinton, why should i be president. >> she'll fight for the middle class. she'll fight for women and for the kinds of issues that i think have hurt republicans so badly in the last few elections. certainly, i think there is a tremendous desire, a pent-up desire in the country to elect a woman to the presidency. this isn't a case of affirmative action. she is supremely well qualified. i think she's going to have to go out in 2016 when she runs, and i believe she will run. and she'll have to say to people, this is what i want to do as president. she can't rest on obama's record, she'll have to offer a visio

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according to a new "washington post" "abc news" poll the president's approval rating has plummeted to its lowest yet. 55% of americans say they disapprove of the job the president is doing now. only 42% approve. the poll shows 50% of americans feel that president obama is not honest or trustworthy in contrast to 47% of americans who think he is. the hidden credibility follows a partial government shutdown near national default after a stand off in congress, a series of nsa revelations on the extensiveness of u.s. spying, and now a fumbled roll out on the affordable care act. the president offered a long apology in last week's press prs briefing. >> i understand why folks are frustrated. i am, too. sometimes they take a look at what's taking place in washington, and they say not enough is getting on it that helps me with my life. regardless of what congress does, ultimately i'm the president of the united states, and they expect me to do something about it. you know, that's on me. i mean, we fumbled the roll out on this healthcare law. >> reporter: first on the agenda is revamping conf

a new poll shows 48% of believe the government has done a poor job of implementing the health care law. >> the website failures are absolutely inexcusable. we own that. that's on him. we have to fix it. we owe it to the american people to fix it. >> reporter: the white house says the site will be fixed by the end of the month, republicans are skeptical. >> they're trying to change a tire on a car going 75 miles an hour on an expressway. >> reporter: even democrats want healthcare.gov to be taken down for repairs. >> i said they ought to take down the website. >> reporter: americans are learning more about the new law. 55% of those polled say they now know enough to understand how it impacts them, that's up 8% in the last month. two more hearings take place here this week on capitol hill. in the hot seat, repeat performances. tomorrow first, marilyn tavenner and wednesday, kathleen sebelius. anne-marie. >> thank you. >>> this morning, the trial of egyptian mohamed morsi was adjourned because of violence insightment. they released this video it shows morsi in detention at a secret locati

the new poll out this morning that looks at what investors say of the company's survival. >> this was a scary situation played out on national tv. we'll update you on the condition of the houston texans' head coach who collapsed. >>> we. very good monday morning to you. beautiful glow to the lights. this is a live look from the south bay. overlooking san jose. 4:43. officials in orange county weigh in whether to create a data base pinpointing dangerous dogs. the label would be given to dogs that bite or almost bite a person or animal without provocation. at least twice in three years, the animals would be on a website mapping where attacks occurred in 17 orange county cities. opponents say the county should focus on behavior training instead of shaming them. >> houston texans coach is undergoing tests after he collapsed out on the field during sunday night's ball game. the 52-year-old hunched over and dropped to his knees while heading to the locker room during halftime. he was reportedly feeling light headed and dizzy. the team says no, he did not have a heart attack and was consciou

and president obama's stunning new poll numbers. guess what? our brand new poll is out.e's got the lowest approval numbers since he took office. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ >>> we have a new cnn/orc poll numbers just coming in. they paint a grim picture for president obama. let's discuss what's going on. our "crossfire" co-hosts are joining us, the former gop house speaker newt gingrich, former obama campaign official, white house official, stephanie cutter, along with the "new york times" columnist, frank bruney. let me get your quick reaction before i go to our "crossfire" co-hosts. here's the new numbers in this new cnn/orc poll. how is president obama handling h

our new nbc news poll out this morning finds that if hillary clinton and chris christie were the democratic and republican nominees in 2016, the former first lady, senator and secretary of state would beat the new jersey governor by ten percentage points. however, christie, as the gop nominee, is not a lock. the poll finds 31% prefer another unidentified republican candidate while another third are undecided. democrats, on the other hand, though, are united with two-thirds behind a clinton presidential run. debbie wasserman schultz is the chair of the democratic national committee and joins me in studio to talk about this. so a lot of people are talking around the country of what it would mean for a christie/clinton matchup. and certainly because of your role at the dnc, you've got to have some game plan in place hypothetically if hillary clinton were to officially reveal her candidacy. so do you have a plan in place? >> first, let me just say on your previous reporting as a floridan and someone who lives in hurricane alley, our hearts go out to the people of the philippines and we look for

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and news poll shows this mr. obama's approval ratings have dropped to the lowest point of his presidency, 52% with an unfavorable impression of the president. >> the president broke a major promise to the american people. now it is shard for them to trust anyurances under that law. >> reporter: president suggested at a news confence last week, he did not know that the web site would be a mess. >> i don't think i'm stupid enough to say this is going to be like shopping on amazon a travelocity a week before the web site opens if i thought it wasn't going to work. >> reporter: today spokesman carney acknowledged that the president was briefed in march on the mackenzie report warning of the potential problem. >> made observations based on the interviews that needed to be fixed, and made recommendation that hhs and camerica cms adopto improve the site. ed. >> he did follow-up? >> the president, got regular briefings and was told there were problems that were being addressed. >> reporter: the president's credibilityo t

. >> the administration says one thing about the obamacare rollout and a new poll on the political damage. >> tracking the storm hitting the bay area, the green you can see is mostly in the north bay but mike says it will spread all over the bay >>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, it is 4:42. a picture of downtown san francisco as seen from the rooftop. rain is not yet here. maybe some drizzle but the rain will come and is now in the north bay. meteorologist, mike nicco, will tell you how it will affect your day and commute. if you take any pictures of the storm, we want do see them. send your photos and videos to ureport@kgo-tv.com. we will share some of them on air and online. >> opponents of oakland's plan to build a high-tech surveillance center will protest tonight before the city council which approved plans to build a $10 million domain awareness center in june. it will serve as a hundred for surveillance video in place at the port of oakland. opponents say other cameras could be added which would enable law enforcem

a cbs news poll shows just a 9% job approval with 85% disapproving. >> is that the highest disapproval number we've had since we began asking this question in 1977. >> political analyst matthew crenson while previous polls have been low, this is different. >> what people have typically said in the past is that although they hate congress as a group they like their own member of congress. this time even their own members are taking a hit. >> some say they hope the frustrations lead to action on the part of the american people. >> i hope that average citizens become more aware of what it means for them to vote. >> a vote that could mean change in washington. >> the president's approval ratings are also at an all-time low. meghan mccorkell wjz eyewitness news. >> according to the cbs news poll, a majority of americans say they don't feel they have much say in what the government is doing. >>> plans to redevelop harbor point in downtown baltimore may have hit a snag. according to our media partner, federal and state regulators want developers to do more testing on the toxic chemicals at th

our new poll has a verdict on the president and the health care law. john dickerson looks at the sobering numbers. alex rodriguez storms out and sounds off. jeff glor on what a-rod said about the baseball commissioner. >> to put me in his big mantle on the way out, that's a hell of a trophy. >> pelley: chip reid reports on an emergency landing after an escape slide deployed inside the passenger compartment. and we'll speak with clint hill, the only secret service agent to reach president kennedy as the shots were being fired 50 years ago. >> and then just as i approached the president's car there was a third shot. it hit the president in the head. >> pelley: what did you see? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, what happens when your name is on a product and that product is not working as advertised? well, ask the president. a cbs news poll out tonight finds his job approval rating has fallen to an awl time low since the october 1 rollout of the health care law that he calls obamacare.

a new poll out showing less than a quarter americans think the economy is on the right track, down fromn 2009. the economy is improving slowly. why the disconnect? >> yeah, look. this is the curvy poll since 2009. exploring how average americans are navigating the changing economy. the overriding message from the new poll, attitudes about the financial system five years after the crash is that we are on two very distinct tracks because of the factors you're mentioning, stabilization of housing prices and a dow at 16,000, roughly the top third of the income ladder, people with college degrees, people above the median income are feeling pretty good about the financial system again. feeling pretty good about their ability to navigate it and make it work for them. the rest of the country is feeling very scarred. feeling it is opaque, volatile, kind of beyond their ability to really make work for them, and it is a stark divide, not only in attitudes but participation. i mean, don't forget that you know, only about one-third of americans are saying in our poll that they have a 401(k) plan. bi

our new poll has a verdict on the president and the health care law.dickerson looks at the sobering numbers. alex rodriguez storms out and sounds off. jeff glor on what a-rod said about the baseball commissioner. >> to put me in his big mantle on the way out, that's a hell of a trophy. >> pelley: chip reid reports on an emergency landing after an escape slide deployed inside the passenger compartment. and we'll speak with clint hill, the only secret service agent to reach president kennedy as the shots were being fired 50 years ago. >> and then just as i approached the president's car there was a third shot. it hit the president in the head. >> pelley: what did you see? head. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs eveningew

>> zain asher has new polling numbers. you look at polls, they show our faith in the economy is shaky at best. we're seeing the markets jump on wall street. doesn't feel like americans feel that's the right thing. >> hi, jim. interesting poll numbers we're getting. 59% of americans do not believe that thing in the u.s. are going well. they think things in the u.s. are going badly. 39% believe we are still in an economic downturn. this has to do with the economy specifically. 24% believe we are in a recovery. here's where the disconnect is many coming from. we have seen numerous record highs. the dow passing 16,000 for the first time this month. the nasdaq also passing 4,000. we have not seen levels like that from the nasdaq since 13 years. so during the height of the dotcom bubble. i do want to talk about housing. housing is clearly in recovery even though mortgage rates are climbing steadily. housing is still in recovery. the disconnect is coming from jobs. even though jobs are being added. a lot of low wage jobs specific

. >>> and tonight a rough new poll number for the president. for the first time in his presidency, a majority of american voters, 52 percent in a new poll say president obama is not honest and trustworthy. one factor, the people who felt misled about getting to keep their insurance under obama care. now former president clinton is adding salt to the stumble. here's abc's jon karl. >> reporter: today bill clinton said what president obama's harshest critics have been saying. that he may need to the change the health care law to help the millions of people who have seen their insurance cancelled, despite the president's promise that would not happen. >> i personally believe even if it takes a change in the law, the president should honor the commitment the federal government made to those people and let them keep what they got. >> reporter: the president himself apologized to those who have lost coverage but the white house has opposed efforts to change the law. later this week the administration will finally tell us how many people have managed

a new poll shows a 2016 matchup a lot of people would love to see, clinton versus new jersey governor chris christie. all this morning, as relief workers, supplies and money make their way to the philippines, the true toll of the terrible typhoon is becoming more painfully clear. we'll go thrive manila for the latest and hear about how filipino americans are helping their home country. >>> and back in washington, a deep dive and how washington turned a boring word like "procurement" into a big problem. find out exactly why the government help december sk hurting and why president obama told me that it's the biggest difference between the government and the private sector. good morning from washington. it's tuesday, november 12th, 2013. this is "the daily rundown." i'm chuck todd. let's get to my "first reads." we'll start in the philippines. the latest there and the devastation left by what's now being called super typhoon haiyan. a global relief effort is now under way to help hundreds of thousands of people left without food, water, or shelter after the storm wiped out entire villag

she -- and in this poll, nbc news, she is polling very well in the south of all places, which, of course the women's issues that i know you don't like to call them that. but what am i supposed to call them? >> no, no, i wasn't objecting. because you care about them too. >> doesn't she have almost a calling to do this? >> i would like to avoid all messiahic references. you hear politicians all of the time say well, i had to run because so many people were asking me to run. which means his mother called and said honey, you should really do this. i think we should really avoid all talk that way. and it's a huge decision to make. you know the toll it takes to -- well, none of us knows as intimately as someone who has run for president. it is a big undertaking and i want her to be in because she is all in. not because she is dragged in. i think that makes a huge difference in what kind of candidate we get. >> and it is going to be the middle class vote again, the middle block income in america is the biggest voting block. bob shrum, how do the republicans win that? >> i don't see how they do

fox news poll reveals 50% of voters think presidently lied when he told the american people they could keep their health care plan. if the fox poll isn't proof enough there is a new poll that reveals the majority of independent voters also believe the president deceived the american people. to sum these up a new gallup poll reveals 47% of adults cannot trust their president. unbelievable. president obama is by no means alone in the obama care disaster. another fox poll shows republicans surged ahead of democrats on the gallup poll. just one mnt ago they were behind. pretty telling. here with reaction, fox news contributor katie pavlic and ebony williams. when a majority of americans think their president knowingly lied, knowingly deceived them, how do you recover from that? there is an issue about incompetence. that's the website rollout. when they think the president is a liar, untruthful, deceptive, what does it mean for a president that's still got three years left? >> right, sean. no questions about it. i'm not going to pretend lik

fisheries management organizations so this way you avoid many rules and regulations to is a clear new poll that needs to be addressed by the international community. the fishermen live day by day and what they earn isn't enough for them to make a living anymore. and that is why there are waves of migration towards spain with even if we get us all the list but to be also. before when fishing when good and it fed the people. fishermen had no need to leave for europe ever they had opportunities possibilities and they were not interested in migrating. to the root of europe as the one that organizes the flight of africans to europe organizes illegal migration. e.u. had helped us out in combating illegal fishing all the young fisherman who are abandoning africa instead of going to europe would fish here for there would be a fish and they would make a profit. they would be able to feed their families but when they have nothing to eat when they lack the protein when they have no money they will go where they can find to go to europe america canada. so if the e.u. wants our fish it should accept ou

of work to regain the trust of the american people he wasn't kidding this is "washington post/abc news pollook in terms of president handling of implementation of the health care law. 63% disapproving. only 33% approving. on his broader job approval rating in this poll, it is the lowest of his presidency. that is why republicans on capitol hill this morning like eric cantor were saying that basically this is now eroded the trust of the american people had in the president. it will impact not just the health care law but the rest of his agenda. take a listen. >> the president broke a major promise to the american people. and now it is hard for them to trust any assurances under this law. we've heard the president say that he didn't know about the problems with the website, but yet a report has just come out to say that there were warning signs throughout the white house from a report back in march, there would be a problem. with the rollout of this health care law. >> reporter: you also remember yesterday jay carney here at the podium got a lot of questions about a "washington post" report s

in the state of new jersey, polls are closed and nbc news projects that governor chris christie willmany political observers call a star on the rise, a possible contender for 2016. we're going to have all the details about what

our fox news poll, most recent poll asked a number of questions that dealt with trustworthiness, honstye to health care particular. 55% believe that the obama administration was trying to deceive when it came to the health care law and some 50% said that the president knowingly lied when he said you could keep your health care plan period but this new poll from cnn, orc also had something really interesting and that is only four in 10 americans believe that the president can manage the federal government effectively. that as opposed -- in addition to the trustworthiness number is really a big problem for the president and the numbers. jon: also 53% of americans do not believe this president is a strong and decisive leader. it raises all kinds of questions about this new nuclear deal with iran, something that the president has been after since he was a candidate for public office. >> sure. and when he started to see these numbers slide and there are a lot of people in washington who watch these numbers very clo closely, this is a precipitous drop, about 12 points in the number of categor

even occur to me that i would get a letter saying you are canceled. >> reporter: a new "wall street journal" nbc polluggestions that president took a hit on the issue, asked their opinion on the new law, 6% say it working well, 48% said it needs minor chairmans, 28% want a major overall, 24% to be eliminated. and recent reports of web site woes and other problem, 9% said, made them more confident about the law, 40% are less confident, and 50% their opinion has not changed. why white house chief of staff mcdonough and other top officials at the lunch today, they are trying to calm down nervous democrats up for reelection who have to defend law the in 2014. lou: not all insurance companies top lose that revenue when they cancel the policies, some providers are now telling their healthy customers, how to delay the negative effects of obamacare, for a full year. as many of those healthy individuals, choose to take advantage of the trick, the effect will to be drive up cost of coverage in the obamacare exchanges and by a lot. fox news chief national correspondent jim engel with the report. >> reporter: th

a new poll gives insight what a head-to-head match-up between chris christie and hillary clinton might look like in 2016. right now hillary clinton would lead the new jersey governor by ten points. clinton would lead 83-4 among african-americans. christie leads among whites, seniors and high income earners. a wide field of projected candidates christie enjoys less certainty within his own party. hillary clinton by comparison had 66% of support of left leading adults. >>> some other polling news to tell you about. new momentum at both the state and federal levels to increase the minimum wage. according to gallup, three quarters of americans now support a $9 an hour minimum wage. the minimum wage currently at 7.25. the poll also found and this is a key thing, 69% support automatic increases of the federal minimum wage that would be tied to inflation. of course inflation has been tough the last couple of years. >>> police say a real life bonnie and clyde have been caught. the couple accused of robbing 13 banks in florida, two in alabama just since last december. they were arrested at thei

a slew of new polls show approval of congress at record lows. meghan mccorkell has been talking with marylanders who are losing their patience. >> good morning. people that spoke with wjz say they are worried about a lack of leadership in washington. >> back and forth bickering on capitol hill. >> we're through playing these little games. >> this is why people don't like washington. >> frustrations are building. >> i don't think any of them get along. >> that discord hit home during the 10-day government shutdown. >> by not keeping the government working, they just hurt themselves and shot themselves in the foot. >> glitches with obamacare also causing tempers to flare. >> you've got congress regulating programs that they're not subject to. >> and the blame game continues. >> this is not the way toran government. >> the american people are worried about their job. >> members of congress should be worried too. a cbs news polishes just poll shows just a 9% job approval rating. >> that's the highest disapproval rating we've had since 1977. >> while

the new poll says most americans are against cutting social security and the cost of living wages ford believe the age for benefits should be below 65. >> at the terminal there was a gator. >> this has captured a lot of attention. how that creature got there, he will be treated for 6 months. whoever owned it stunted its growth. >> how did he get through security? >>> we had a weather system come through blocking out the sun. 65 degrees here in ronert park. looking for alligators, i think we are good at sfo. clear skies. we will see temperatures drop into the 30s and the north bay valley and for monday. we have sunny skies. temperatures should be warmer because we will have more sunshine and readings will continue through wednesday. look for mid-to possibly upper 70s. look for sunny afternoon tomorrow and winds at times especially into the north bay. in the south bay it should be all right. upper 60s and low 70s. ever green. 72 in antioch. mid-60s for oakland. upper 60s in the north bay. here is the 7-day around the bay. temperatures climb, monday, tuesday, wednesday. then we cool thin

sanjay gupta, has done extensive reporting on that subject and he talked about the new polls with andyls of cnn sports. >> we've been covering this issue for a long time, just concussions in sports. i do this from a neurosurgery perspective. what's interesting, it doesn't seem to affect the fans' love for the game. there was some polling data, 60% of people don't view the nfl any less favorably. as a spots reporter, what have you sensed? has this affected how you report? >> you know what? it seems like no matter what, the nfl is untouchable when it comes to these kind of scandals. this has been two of the worst pr years ever for the nfl when it comes to the concussion scandal, the aaron hernandez trial, yet the numbers are higher than ever when it comes to tv ratings. 19 out of the top 20-watch eed programs this year have all been nfl games. and it seems we're trained. no matter what happens outside the game of football or inside the game of football, we're still going to want to watch the game. >> you can see more of sanjay's interview this weekend, it airs saturday at 430 p.m. and su

new hampshire avenue, nice and quiet early this morning. back to you guys. >>> the negative campaigning almost over. tomorrow virginiaians -- those in virginia will head to the poll to elect a new governor. >> reporter: it is one of the most closely watched contests in the nation. the governor's race in the commonwealth of virginia. >> good afternoon virginia. >> reporter: scandal actress kerry washington makes a brief appearance. >> we have a chance to elect someone as governor, who will take virginia into the 21st century. >> reporter: but the star showing will be president obama. >> if you fired up? are you ready to vote on tuesday. >> reporter: the two together is just how mcauliff's opponent likes this. >> reporter: obamacare is a total fail and we need to stop the personal mandate. >> i'm obviously out here supporting my brother. >> reporter: political analysts say this midterm governor's race will come down to voter turnout. >> giving women access to healthcare and possibly same sex marriage i think is a very exciting time for virginia. >> i'm at george mason. >> reporter: in the final days before people head to the polls the race is tight with mcauliff sh

the new associated press poll shows 36% of americans believe investing in twitter would be a good investment. >>> there sam report that the oakland a's could play next season at the home of the san francisco giants. if the a's can't come to terms on a new contract at the oakland coliseum, major league baseball would help the a's move across the bay and play at at & t park. negotiations on the lease extension have been going on for more than six months. >>> barts board of directors will hold a special meeting in the next two weeks to vote on the agreement. the unions voted on friday to approve the deal. the board is expected to ratify the contract at the next meeting. it calls for a pay increase over 16%. >>> and the palo alto city council will meet tonight to discuss changes to cal train. they are looking into a study to find out the cost of digging some under passes and trenches. under the new design high speed rail and cal train will share two tracks on the peninsula. many people say they like the idea of digging. they are concerned about trains and cars both running at street level. the c