s with the >> wow. i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. rams?s with the these appliances could have been made here in america. but a company called global tech maximized profits by paying its workers next to nothing... under sweatshop conditions in china. when mitt romneymned bain, they saw global tech as a good investment... even knowing that the firm promoted its practice of exploiting... low-wage labor to its investors. mitt romney - tough on china? since when? all this week, we are giving festival. cox farms you could sign up for your tickets there. we are giving away tickets every "good morning, washington." [ female announcer ] who will raise taxes on the middle class? barack obama and the liberals already have. to pay for government-run healthcare, you'll pay hgher taxes and more for your medicine. and their plan includes a trillion dollars in higher taxes. even on the middle class. mitt romney and common sense conservatives will cut taxes onthe middle class. and they'll close loopholes for millionaires. obama and his liberal allies? we can't afford four more years. [ romney] i'm mitt romney and i appr

obama's decision. it was originally suppose today hit theaters before the election, but columbia pictures, brooke, the studio behind the film decided to push the release date to december. >> and finally, this movie "2016's obama's americat. >> there is no doubt that the release before the election of that film you just mentioned, it was no accident. the movie was a surprise hit at the box office. it took in more than $33 million. it hit dvd shelves today. i want to mention quickly another film, steven spielberg's film, two-time oscar winner steps into the role of the 16th president. and the movie chronicles lincoln's life in the civil war and efforts to abolish slavery. brooke, i don't know if you've seen the trailer, but he looks just like lincoln, just like lincoln. right-on. and i want to add that the trailer aired so many times on multiple networks and commercial breaks during the first debate between obama and mitt romney, we'll have to see if we see it this time around with the second debate coming up. >> daniel day lewis is phen phenomen phenomenal. coming up, new information on the deadly outbreak of meningitis. not only are there more victims today, now word of two more drugs linked to the deadly outbreak. whe

obama by 9 points and of course, as we just mentioned, now he's ahead. romney told cadets at the virginia military institute he will strengthen america's defense as commander-in-chief. he also said president obama s failed to lead on the world stage, especially in the middle east. >> it's clear that the risk of conflict in the region is higher now than when the president took office. >> romney said he would work to stablize the new government in libya and egypt and help to arm syrian rebels trying to overthrow the regime. >> as long as i am commander-in- chief we will sustain the strongest military the world has ever known. >> neither of the presidential candidates or their running mates served in the military. this is the first election in which that's happened in some 80 years. >>> in richmond tonight, a debate between republican george allen and democrat tim kane, both hoping to become georgia's junior senator. they took shots at each other's past performance as governor but when it comes to washington, they agree on one thing, they can fix what's wrong with congress. >> frankly we have a ball and chain, and that's congress. congress is holding us back. what we need to do is change congress, e

america? i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. [ minto ] you know, those ads s saying mitt romney would ban all abortions and contraception seemed a bit extreme. so i looked into it. turns out, romney doesn't oppose contraception at all. in fact, he thinks abortion should be an option in cases of rape, incest, or to save a mother's life. this issue's important to me but i'm more concerned about the debt our children will be left with. i voted for president obama last time but t we just can't afford four more years. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> live and in hd, this is abc 7 news at 11. >> we are monitoring two stories. we're learning details about the prince george's county police officer killed in a deadly accident. we are on storm watch right now. many of you may have heard some thunder out there. let's get right to it. doug hill is standing by. >> it has been kind of right now, in arlington, 63 degrees. a lot of lightning flashes. they have been out there all evening, but slowly moving eastw

s his outburst appears in an anti obama advertisement that will be broadcast on u.s. networks paid for by an organization called secure america now what it's come down to now in america is if american politician criticizes israel that translates into support for quote unquote terrorism traditionally israeli leaders have relied on board bipartisan support in the united states but netanyahu has had a rocky relationship with obama from the start and is ready to take sides with the prime minister he is a republican and he's aboard the. and sol netanyahu also seems convinced republican contender mitt romney will take a hard line on iran but netanyahu is perceived strategy looks risky to israelis who feel they were alliance with the u.s. could be in trouble if the incumbent wins especially when it comes to recognizing a palestinian state i think it will come back through the u.n. if the vote on the recall commission and i think the reverse the miracle river will be that they will not work against it as they worked last year. the result will be you really think. surveys show that israelis are more worried about losing this strategic

so america that voted for obama in 2008 was not racist but you america that maybe is rejecting failed policies sny ployment through the roof and record deficits and record debt and 17 million more americans on food stamps and he broke his promises about cutting the debt in half, the deficit in half in the first term? >> there are those who believe that since the reconstruction in this country there has been a backlash to progress that had a racial hue to it and this is another example. >> sean: you are saying that if you vote against obama because you think he fail as president. >> i'm saying amongst those criticizing the president and resisting the president and who are making. >> sean: my criticism is because he failed. >> let me make -- it is your shucking and jiving buddy, i got news for you. >> trumpet call. >> get me decoder ring, chris matthews. this is ridiculous. talk about the economy and benghazi. >> it is a racial divide. >> racial divide matters. >> racial divide matters. >> sean: there is real race iism when you say the word chicago and get accused of being racist, does it hurt in

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s the right way t encourage economic growth." lower tax rates for him...than us. is that the way to grow america? i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. >> the nice days will continue for a while. >> beat left hand side of your screen is the cold front coming in. that will be moving east during the day but we will have a beautiful day with sunshine and warm weather. showers and thunder tomorrow night, clearing out for the weekend. i suspect i will have more to say at 11. >> join us [ minto ] you know, those ads saying mitt romney would ban all abortions and contraception seemed a bit extreme. so i looked into it. turns out, romney doesn't oppose contraception at all. in fact, he thinks abortion should be an option in cases of rape, incest, or to save a mother's life. this issue's important to me but i'm more concerned about the debt our children will be left with. i voted for president obama last time

obama which you will see on "today," nightly news and rock center. >>> here's a look at other stories making news in america. we'll begin with new developments surrounding jesse jackson jr.'s battle with bipartisan d bipolar disorder. he's said to be in a fragile position. davis and rush visited him in his washington, d.c., home. they acknowledged he needed continued treatment. he's headed back to mayo clinic for further in patient care. >>> philadelphia firefighters were left scratching their head after a tire crashed through a home there. it seemed the whole in the roof was caused by a tire from an air 34r5i7b. the officials learned that it came from a truck which collided by a car on the expressway. >>> a new exhibit of showing off the beauty of new york city's subway system. the display pays homage to the miss subway contest. from 1941 to 1976 they selected a working class woman to wear the crown each month. a new book details what kind of impact the contest had on the pin ners. >>> finally, a group of florida divers received some artistic inspiration from this year's presidential candidates. that's right, they carved the faces of mitt romney and president obama into p

president obama's signature bill cleared the way for the largest revamp of america's healthcare system since the 1960's. in the near term, the court is expected to hear cases on a number of highly contentious issues, ranging from affirmative action and same-sex marriage, to corporate accountability for international human rights violations, and phone rights. john roberts cast the final vote for the health care act, raising questions about whether the conservative justice will continue to ally himself with more liberal elements of the bench. oral arguments today will be the first public session since the justices delivered the healthcare ruling in june. to talk about the significance of the case before the court, we are joined by the presidents f for alliance for justice. talk about the last decision, the last time the justices were together, what does it mean, it significant? particularly, justice roberts' vote? >> good morning. it is a tree to be here. i am one of your most loyal fans. last year, we had a blockbuster case with the court deciding the constitutionality of president obama's health care l

there just released slamming president obama, so it's not necessarily a one-sided fe nom than in we're s -- phenomenon that we're seeing. >> no, 2016 obama's americave film, and it was very popular. it made millions at the box office, but the difference here is that was not presented as a drama. and it was released earlier this summer. most observers don't think either film will persuade voters. >> happening now, an abortion distraction for mitt romney. a candidate suggest that pregnancies from rain are god's will. >>> off the record comments by president obama made public on who he will have to thank. and new am in addition for the response to the benghazi attack. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." the presidential candidates are racing around the country today trying to cover as much ground as possible in battleground states with only 12 13 days until the election. president obama has rallies in iowa, colorado, and nevada. wraps up with a late night rally in vegas. our correspondents are out in full force covering the candidates and talking to voters. this hour, we begin with mitt romney's day out there on the campaign trail and h

s sunday and monday. cold front. same i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. these appliances could have been made here in america. but a company called global tech maximized profits by paying its workers next to nothing... under sweatshop conditions in china. when mitt romney led bain, they saw global tech as a good investment... even knowing that the firm promoted its practice of exploiting... low-wage laborabo its investors. mitt romney - tough on china? since when? [ female announcer ] who will raise taxes on the middle class? barack obama and the liberals already have. to pay for government-run healthcare, you'll pay higher taxes nd and more for your medicine. and their plan includes a trillion dollars in higher taxes. even on the middle class. mitt romney and common sense conservatives will cut taxes on the middle class.

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he said obama and harris said a bad economy and is making strides to get america back on track. >> and manufacturing jobs are growing for the first time since the 1990's when i came up here. we have a quarter of a million people more working in the automobile industry working alone because of the restructuring which the president's opponenet opposed. >> passengers claimed they were told to brace for a crash landing. some are wondering if there really was a ferret. threat. >> for class fliers are beginning to book trips on different carriers. >> it is on safe in the oppositionunsafe in the up position. >> everything shows satisfactorily so we will get back to you. >> the flight that did not make it to it's destination. the plane turned around 10 minutes into the flight. the plane eventually touched down safely at dfw. >> a cannot strike. they cannot do a walk out. the employees have been treated so badly for so long. >> on tuesday the company reported a third flight experienced less seats. the same aircraft experienced a similar problem on a flight to miami a boeing 757 diverted to new york saturday when three seats came loose. >> a company spokeswoman

america allowed to be disappointed in obama? >> well, i hope you get a chance to see this. to b.e.t.'sne of the things unique about it is we try to amplify a real diversity of voices. believe me, there are people here disappointed, that are angry, that have differing views that don't support obama. i think you see a real full spectrum. it's not a monolithic voice. one area like the black church, obviously, there's been passionate debate since the president's statements about same-sex marriage earlier this year. there's been amazing debate and we have great scenes in the church but in families, families and friends getting together and really having an amazing kind of political debate with a lot of love. you see the diversity of opinions. >> i think there's a flipside so what s.e. is saying where there's some vois on the right who maybe aren't eager to allow african-americans to support president obama simply as a president. i'm thinking today of the reaction to colin pow rel announcing he will support obama from a second term. this is a bright bar columnist. colin powell was affirmativ

s take on rice in america. barack obamaer mentions abraham lincoln and never created all men -- all men are created equal. those are absent from the speech. >> it is a deplate point and you look at the great society now people look at welfare and entitlement system and how had the great society fail . and failed to provide the safety net and are we in a nation where we are experience 50-50 environment. >> that's right. >> half of the country is supporting the other half of the country. is that who we want to be? >> liberalism had an impatience and hostility to the american congressional system, the olderaxoms and principles of the american public. that is a polar working its way out. we are seeing living hosstillity with the constitution and still the legal constitution. it is hard to bridge a gap that is a century old and has been certainly for the past generation deepening. >> which way are we going. i think conservatives is the horse to bet on in the long run but interesting to see what will happen to liberalism. >> pres

and like much of america, i've spent the last few months being no matter where i go,s li there they are. >> obama wages war on coal. i'm not in favor of a $5 trillion tax cut. that's not my plan. my promise... >> read my plan. eporter: but we're not seeing this stuff at random. we're being targeted. behind the scenes, teams of dital gurus have been studying us and tracking us to deliver tailored video ads, phone calls and strategic door knocks. this could be the year that digital strategies decide what is shaping up to be a razor-close election. but who is watching us? and how much do they know about us? i'm on the hunt for answers. first stop: washington d.c. just a few blocks from the capital tucked away in a non-december crypt building is one of the nation's leading providers of political intelligence. it's called aristotle. the data they gather and sell, our personal information, is big business. and it's the life blood of the digital campaign. without it, no modern presidential campaign can survive. >> this place has metal doors, security cameras, biometric sensors. i'm going to have to try

obama care with real reforms. >> let's get to another presidential election. this one in south america, and election day is today. venezuela, where that manner about to see -- there he s. president hu go chavez has been in power for 13 years now. there is no limit to the number of terms a president can serve there. chavez himself made that rule. if anybody can unseat this president, it's the man facing him today. a 40-year-old governor. let's get live now, and paula newton is there. polls were scheduled to close hours ago, but they are still open. what is going on? >> reporter: a few are still open. if you are in any polling station anywhere in this country today you would know the lineups were huge, and it could be approaching 80%. for that reason, the electoral commission stayed true to word and continued to have the polls open. we are not sure if it will make a difference, though. we are getting word that they reached 80 to 95% of the votes are counted. >> what has energized voters so much, for people to wait in really long lines? >> reporter: traditionally venezuela has high turnouts, but beyond that, this is one of the closest and really contested elections in ve

s america already decided? let's take a look at where these candidates and their campaigns stand tonight. the gallup onal survey of likely voters shows governor romn with asix-point lea over president obama. this poll was tied at 48% as recently as the 9th of this month. a rasmussen reports poll of 11 swing states has governor romney up 49% to 47%. president obama losing his six-point octoberth lead in e process. th favobityty rating showing a candidate in governor rmney who is now likable to a majority of american voters. the pew research center showing governor romney's favorable rating at 50% to the prident's 49. a stunning turn around from march when the presidt's rating was nearlwi that of governor romney's. brand new fox poll in the important battleground statate f florida has romney outpacing the president 55% to 51% in the favooables. the gallup favorabili poll has the republican nominee on top as well. mr. romney beating the president 52-51%. incredibly, the left-leing publ policy institute giving gogovernor romney the biggest ld in likabil the governor up three percentage points on the president in that, in that poll which is copoored by the service employees international unio

paul 's tactics have been outlawed in england, all throughout europe, south america, but not in the usa -- except, and this is very important, which may be why singer has backed romney, the obamainistration, president obama and secretary of state clinton have gone to federal court asking the federal courts to put paul singer out of business, basically, by selling his of vulture tactics are a threat to the world economy and in violation and opposing united states foreign policy. so basically, obama and clinton want to put singer out of business, and romney -- we don't expect he will because his member one foreign policy adviser should he get elected president would be expected to be danced nor to take over as secretary state pri his day job is working for paul singer. >> specifically, the auto bailout money that paul singer got? >> his hedge fund so far has picked up $1.29 billion. that is about 42 times what he paid for the delphi division of general motors. basically, this one guy and his hedge fund has earned over $1 billion, and some of that has been pieced off to an romney and mitt romney. that is how they have made the big cash. >> delphi corp., its role in outsourcing jo

america's newsroom.". governor romney gaining ground in the state according to this poll. quinnipiac university, c. about s news poll, president obama trails governor romney by five points. that is stark contrast when a month ago the president enjoyed much wider lead in the same poll. latest "real clear politics" average when you put polls together, shows men in practical dead heat, 47-45%. martha: we have very packed debate. some of the people we'll talk to next two hours. karl rove, bret baier, former new hampshire governor and romney campaign advisor john sununu. human will be with us. megyn kelly will be with us. the debate coverage getting underway tonight at 8:55. bill: looking forward to talk to all of them. there are the numbers from ohio at the end of your screen. five minutes past the hour. want to move to this story. it will certainly come up later tonight. a new report might explain why senior administration officials did not call the murder of four americans in libya a terror attack at first. "wall street journal" reporting that president obama was field in his daily briefing for more than a week that the benghazi attac

you compare that to obama in 2008 who really made the audience the hero of the story and told us we can rebuild america, he's not going to do it for us. and you sle slogan, yes we can. but this time around you say here in 2012, the president has missed the storytelling mark. >> i think so. i think a lot of the frustration in the first debate that people felt was that obama seemed above it all. he didn't really want to create that compelling vision of the future for us, tell us why we deserve to get there and then give us a real part to play in it. he would kind of fall back on his claims and his facts and ideas almost as if it didn't need to be packaged up into something that spoke to us on a values level. and i think people reacted seeing that he wasn't putting himself out there to really, again, to make us the hero of the story. and give us a compelling view. >> what about mitt romney? >> well, mitt romney has an interesting story. he also comes across as the turn-around guy. he has a vision of america where individual business people are out to change the world but government keeps getting in the way. and he's the kind of ceo who can come in