october 4th, official travel to dallas and then two fund raisers.h my god, it's so hard to raise money and focus on his job, sometimes being president you have a benefit. >> well, yeah -- he has a benefit being president. and every president, whether you're republican or democrat -- >> that is true. >> -- this is the way it works. he is not only commander in chief but also head

this is official travel now. being paid for by the taxpayers.t is testing some theme and he's speaking today in north carolina. he's trying to get your republican house to listen to him. he's trying to get the republicans to listen to him. somebody in the crowd chants four more years and the president says this. >> i appreciate the four more years. right now i'm thinking about the next 13 months. because -- yes, we've got an election coming up. but that election is a long ways away and a lot of folks can be wait. a lot of folks are living paycheck to paycheck. a lot of folks are living week to week. >> in north carolina and virginia, but if the president were out here in the west, i think he would be looking at the same kind of challenge. states that were very friendly to him last time are much more difficult this time. how is he going to fix this? >> he was just in my district a couple weeks ago. he said almost the exact same thing. what we need to do is have cooperation in congress about passing a jobs bill. and we're frustrated because everyb

american officials traveling with the secretary pointed that there have been orders -- [ inaudible ] 're having trouble with our connection with mike viqueira, who's traveling with secretary of state hillary clinton. they just arrived in islamabad, pakistan. we'll work on that connection to get mike's report back to you. i want to thank the gentlemen of our panel, bobby ghosh, richard engel, thank you so much. a lot more to come because reports of gadhafi's capture and reported death triggering a day of celebration, as we mentioned, throughout the middle east. he will never again hold power or have any sway over this region. coming up, we talk about when the epd of the gadhafi era really means for the fight against terrorism as a whole in the middle east. [ husband ] you ready for this? i just signed the whole family up for unlimited mobile to mobile minutes. you're kidding. no. where's that money coming from, steve? did it even cross your mind to ask your wife before signing us up for something so expensive? my mother was right; i should have married john clarke. they were free. i go

but a senior state department official traveling with the secretary told reporters, i think it's exactlyhe right time for us to be coming. the mission, to congratulation the libyan people on what they have accomplished so far, offer a partnership with the u.s., and meat with rulers with the national transitional counsel to discuss the biggest road map. the treatment of wounded fighters, 15,000, including 1500 amputees, according to u.s. officials. they plan to unveil a five-part program to help them, including spare parts for medical equipment and possibly bringing the wounded to the united states for specialized care. clinton is also bringing more money for hunting down and destroying soldier-fired missiles called man packs. her trip to tripoli was conducted under tight security. gadhafi still has thugs and although they say that gadhafi is coordinated their resistance. i would not underestimate his ability to be a nuisance but i also think that the libyan people are going to prevail. jill dougherty, cnn, tripoli. >>> how the los angeles dodgers wound up in the middle of a nasty divorce

. >> reporter: just like the players, officials travel to the stadium together on game day. >> our gamece, i work with the same crew the entire year. >> reporter: the crew usually arrives three hours before kickoff. >> i speak to the chain crew, give them my instructions on how we'll separaoperate throughout game. first down, we come up, change up first and ten. 50 minutes before the game, on the field warming up and then come back in. >> reporter: then about five minutes before kickoff, the men in stripes take the field. >> get out there, excitement is flowing, but once that ball gets kicked off, back to business. >> reporter: keeping cool is a prerequisite. >> we have a motto. the hotter it gets, the cooler we get. the game is so fast, you learn to make your decision, learn to live with your decision, and you learn to there your decision. >> reporter: but you are only as good as your last call. >> every play of every game is graded by a panel of supervisors. >> reporter: each week, officials graded by calls they did and didn't make. >> the grading system is performance-based system an

official to travel to libya since fall of muammar gadhafi. she came pledging $11 million in aid. most of the money will be used to find thousands of missing weapons from gadhafi's regime. the u.s. will also pay to treat rebels wounded during the fighting. >> we plan to evacuate some of the most seriously injured to specialized medical facilities in the united states. >> reporter: the obama administration has spent about $135 million in libya since the uprisings against gadhafi began. the pledging of new money comes as the rebels gain control over one of the last strongholds. fighters are celebrating in the town. they say they have liberated the area. they will also soon have control of sert, the former dictator's hometown. >> we reek 90s that the foot -- recognize that the fighting the bloody fighting continues. we know that gadhafi and those close to him are still at large. >> reporter: libya's new leaders believe they are close to declaring a full victory. once that happens they will start planning for new elections. danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >> as part of

the sanctions will stop 16 officials from traveling to the eu and freeze their assets. >> the way belarus has acted against the opposition -- the suppression is unacceptable. >> that message is intended to force president location code -- lukashenko to free political prisoners and give rise to the opposition. the weekend saw protests against political oppression and soaring prices. inflation is at 30%. while the eu is taking a unified stance, there is disagreement over how to deal with ukraine. a verdict in the trial of the former prime minister, timoshenko, is due tuesday. some say it is politically motivated, and they want to avoid a trade deal. some eastern governments approve that. >> this could change europe's geopolitics for 10 years in the future. >> a decision on whether to deepen ties with ukraine is expected by the end of the year. >> the polish prime minister is holding talks to form a new coalition after winning the general election tuesday. his center-right platform would give the number of seats for a parliamentary majority. his main rival came in second, with about 30%. ana

the discovery that's prompting officials to travel to the legion this week. >>> the temperature change you can expect for halloween. details and when cold rain showers will move back into the bay area. verizon 4g lte. america's fastest and most reliable 4g network in over 160 cities. verizon. built so you can rule the air. >>> the nation's economy might not be as scary as it seems this halloween. as ktvu's allie rasmuss tells us spending is up this year. >> reporter: whether it's a walk through a haunted house or a trip to the pumpkin patch. according to a national survey seven out of 10 americans celebrate halloween. >> it's a chance for people to, to just let lose for a little bit. >> reporter: and pretend to be someone else for a night. >> my spider man costume really looks like spider man. >> reporter: but the sluggish economy has not scared consumers. people will spend $150 on costumes and candy. that's more than last year. >> last year i think i spent $70 on candy. >> reporter: ron bailey is in the market for a pumpkin and he's willing to pay extra for the sake of convenience. >>

the state department issued a worldwide travel alert saying supporters of the american born cleric may retaliate. officials say americans traveling overseas may be a target. carrie lynn begacy is flying to italy. >> i think anybody is traveling would rather be safe and cautious than to ignore things because we all want to make sure we're safe. >> friday's attack killed american sameer kahn, a chief publicist. civil liberties groups raised concerns about targeting u.s. citizens. dick cheney defended president barack obama. >> i think the president ought to have that authority to order that kind of strike even when it involves an american citizen. >> experts say al-awlaki's death is a blow to the terror network but al-qaeda and yemen remains a threat. newark liberty international airport. >>> a top yemeni official says rumors that friday's drone strike killed the top bomb maker is not true. >>> a local family is mourning the loss of a husband and father killed in afghanistan. first sergeant billy siercds was killed. the 32-year-old soldier died a day later. his wife georgian and two young sons live in virgin

an official traveling with the secretary told reporters, i think it's exactly the right time for us tocoming. clinton's mission, congratulate the libyan people on what they've achieved so far, offer a partnership with the u.s. and meet with leaders at the national transitional counsel to discuss its challenge in political road map. one of the biggest issues, treatment of wounded fighters. 15,000 of them including 1,500 amputees. secretary clinton plan to appeal a five-part program to help them, including parts for medical equipment and possibly bringing some of the wounded to the united states for specialized care. clinton is also bringing more money for tracking heat seeking missiles. clinton's short visit to tripoli was conducted under tight security. gadhafi, the official said, still has loyalists, although the official denied gadhafi is on their resistance. i wouldn't estimate his ability to be a lethal nuisance, but i'm convinced the libyan people are going to prevail. >> now, the republican presidential contenders will take to the stage. the debate stage. right here in las vegas.

official to visit libya since moammar gadhafi was driven from power. jill doherty is actually traveling with the secretary and joins us by phone now. jill, what will secretary clinton tell the libyan people as soon as she has a chance to speak? >> you know, kyra, i think you can say this visit is half of it is a pat on the back for the libyans, for the bravery that they showed during their revolution and the second part is a push to the political leadership here to make good on their promise for a democratic transition. after all, they're trying to put together a government election is still months away and not to mention the fact that, you know, you have gadhafi, moammar gadhafi still in hiding and fighting is going on. you can say, is this the right moment to be here? and they say it is. her message really is that this is now when the hard work begins even after they have their revolution. she's been meeting with the president and just finished a meeting with the prime minister and they're talking about that transition. what they do to get the election. how do you include parts of thi

officials. richardson traveled to cuba last month seeking the release of an american. he said the u.s. would be willing to consider other areas of interest to cuba. among them was removing cuba from the u.s. list of state- sponsored terrorist and reducing spending on programs, other pressing u.s. companies to help clean up oil spills in plant offshore drilling. coastal exchanges and ending a program to make it easier for cuban medical personnel to defect to the united states. my question is a yes or no question. has anyone in the obama administration discussed the possibility of making any concessions or accommodations whatsoever to the terrorist castro dictatorship in exchange of the release of an american hostage, yes or no? >> what i can say is i can confirm that a meeting between u.s. officials in cubans did take place as part of our effort to get alan gross,. i cannot comment on what was said in the meeting. i can say that we have laws and restrictions and we will obey and follow those laws and restrictions. [unintelligible] >> i can confirm that a meeting did take place. but i ca

official to travel to libya since gadhafi's ouster. she told reporters she hopes gadhafi is captured or killed soon. >>> the number of people who have died from a listeria outbreak linked to tainted cantaloupe is now up to 25. this is according to the centers for disease control and prevention. officials say that number could still rise because listeria develops slowly in some people. this is the deadliest known outbreak of food-borne illness in 13 years in this country. >>> let's go live to rob ma marciano. what more can you tell us about this? >> a couple of tornadoes reported here, and the damage in broward county was such that a couple of people were trapped. a total of three tornado reports across parts of south florida. and this is all associated with that system that has been trying to develop as a tropical one. it hasn't had any luck in doing that, but a tremendous amount of rain, wind and obviously a couple of embedded severe thunderstorms doing damage there, even a couple of minor injuries. here's where it is on the radar. it

conspiracy to murder a foreign official, foreign travel and use of interstate and foreign commerce in the murder-for-hire, to engage in foreign travel and use interstate facilities in the commission for murder of hire. commit to use a weapon of mass destruction and conspiracy to commit an act of terrorism. eric holder earlier said that they will hold iran accountable. isha? >> let's play for our viewers some of what the attorney general said a short time ago as we leave out details of this alleged plot. let's listen. >> good afternoon. today the department of justice is announcing charges against two people who allegedly attempted to carry out deadly plot that was directed by factions of the iranian government to assassinate a foreign ambassador here in the united states. manssour, a nationalized citizen who holds an iranian passport and was arrested in new york is accused of working with the iranian revolutionary corps to devise a scheme to assassinate the saudi ambassador to the insurance. according to a complaint, he organize straighted a $1.5 million assassination plot with an ira

cal officials say a student who traveled to europe likely brought back a case of the mumps europe likely brought back a case of the mumps now spreading across campus. the school held another free vaccination clinic today to try to get ahead of the outbreak. there are 9 confirmed cases of mumps on campus. 35 more are suspected. because the disease has such a long incubation period, that number could keep growing: "a couple of my friends got the mumps. they've been in bed for days not able to do anything." "i'm very scared. i ve been seeing flyers everywhere about mumps and this morning i woke up with rashes so i was nervous about the symptoms." students who come down with the disease are being told to stay in isolation. that could pose a practical problem for anyone in communal housing. even worse, school health officials are worried the outbreak could last for months. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, back to set thanks, roberta. >>> rain one day and a little bit of sunshine and back to rain again and go back to sunshine. what's coming up next? >> it's been keeping us ease and i si easy. tonight wh

by traveling under the disguise of official business. are we tracking that and how can we prevent it? >> congressman, you raid a very -- raise a very valid question. it's in the case you're talking about, involving the questions of iran, argentina, and bolivia. he's under the equivalent of indictment for homicide related charges. at the end of the day, we're members of interpol, and we support it to the extent a warning or notice is out there that would give us and u.s. law enforcement the authority to act against an individual. we would exercise that authority. if your question is asking more what are we doing or able to do in bolivia to get that government to take certain steps while i am not responsible for bolivia, obviously, we have perhaps less ability to influence the direction that government goes than certain other governments in the reason. >> the question -- thank you. the question really is more the former. it is individuals like him and others that ahmadinejad, the regime understands that the angsts law that ban on terror ca

officials that his son had traveled to yemen and the young man would train at an al qaeda camp.is inspiration was anwar al aliki, the leader killed last month. >> it does look like the end game is finally game played out in the libyan city of sirte. >> just a few streets now stand between the libyan government forces and control of the entire country. they have made rapid advances on the city of sirte. if a significant number of people are still fighting for gaddafi. forces took key positions. [gunfire] >> a war that has lasted nine months across libya has come down to a few streets and suburbs. the fighting on the street some versions s ferocious and tense. the place that is the favorite of gaddafi of the ball of libya has been flattened block by block. after a battle that has lasted more than a week, soldiers are loading their ammunition belts for what they hoped would be the last day of fighting. the transitional government has declared more than once that the city is about to fall. now they are convinced it will soon be over. as the front line was slowly pushed back under in

airport officials hope to attract more travelers during the busy holiday travel season. >>> a warning of a potential terror attack. why the u.s. embassy in kenya are issuing the warning and what it says are the possible targets. >>> a great day across the bay area today, with warm temperatures, even back to the beach. we're looking for a warm sunday as well. i'll have the details, coming up for you, next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, imminent terror attack in kenya. the u-s embassy there says it >>> a warning tonight of an eminent terror attack in kenya. the u.s. embassy says it issued the warning from what it calls credible information. it did not specify who might carry out the attack. the warning comes a week after kenyan troops pushed into somalia. potential targets include places foreigners congregate, such as shopping malls and night clubs. >>> even though u.s. troops are slated to leave iraq, the president says america will continue to support that country. all 40,000 troops will be out of iraq by december 31. u.s. and iraqi leaders failed to reach a deal to keep some troops in baghdad. iraq

officials say officer james flynn was traveling in the senate area when he swerved to avoid a deer. his vehicle struck a guard rail and flipped over. he was taken to the hospital where he is listed in stable condition. a man is recovering this afternoon after a shooting in east baltimore. police responded to a call for shots fired for east spring street just before 8:00 thursday tuesday night. that is where officers said they found unidentified victim suffering from a gunshot to the chin. no word on what led up to the attack. >> we have seen a few sprinkles so far in western maryland, also along parts of 95 east of baltimore. right now mostly cloudy at the airport. 62 degrees is the current temperature with winds out of the northwest. chances for rain are increasing. 40% chance by 9:00. showers more likely as we head into the night and tomorrow. we will detail that in the seven-day forecast. >> former governor bob erlich took the stand today. he said in that time curray acted as a gentleman and was always forthright in his dealings. new this noon, the jury in the walter bishop trial

officials that his son had traveled to yemen where the young man with a train at al qaeda camp. he told the court his inspiration was al-awlaki, the militant cleric killed by a drone last week. americans failed to kill the dots appear their own comfort is that the bomber failed as well. >> the u.s. secretary of state says it is a dangerous escalation. a senior u.s. senator says it may be an act of war. the alleged iranian plot to kill the saudi arabian ambassador to washington has american officials fuming today. no clinton also warned the government in tehran would be held accountable. the u.s.'s charge to iranians and imposed sanctions against senior members of iran's revolutionary guard and an iranian airliner appeared for or on the latest developments, i am joined by former state spokesman peter crowley. as washington comes to the conclusion that the ledger blogger is the highest echelons? >> i do not think that is really known. that is the central question. whether this was a couple of guys acting at mid levels or something higher, that tells you whether this is really the

airport officials hope to attract more travelers during the busy holiday travel season. >>> country singeroretta lynn is in the hospital tonight. she was set to perform tonight at a performing arts center in kentucky, but the center issued a release saying the singer was in the hospital. a note on her website says doctors have diagnosed her with early stages of pneumonia and she will continue to rest. doctors say the 79-year-old should be back on stage by november. >>> well times may be tough for americans, but in china someone bought one of marilyn monroe's dresses for $504,000. it was sold at a celebrity memorabilia auction. the dress was worn by the actress in the film, river of no return. other items auctioned off including madonna's, whose that girl tour bustie. >>> albert pujols is no longer hit less in the world series and how did stanford fair? the minute is next. keurig has a wide variety of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just for you. because

, but what's -- in many ways what's most troublesome is at the same time iranian officials like the prime minister travel freely in latin america. he spent time in bolivia this summer. i refer back bought mr. veheti is subject to an interpol red notice. what are we doing to prevent sanctioned officials from traveling not just to areas of concern, but skirting international sanctions by traveling under the disguy of official business. how are we addressing that, and how can we prevent it? >> congressman, you raise a very valid question. i remind you it's a question in the case that you're talking about that involved the country's of iran, argentina, and bolivia. the gentleman is currently under the equivalent of indictment in the republic of argentina for homicide related charges. at the end of the day, we are members of interpol and we support it to the extent there's a warning out there giving us and u.s. law enforcement the authority to act against an individual. we would exercise that authority. if your question is asking more what are we doing or able to do in bolivia to get that government to take c

this is the reason for the state department travel warnings specifically u.s. officials are very concerned that death of that al qaeda leader, al awlaki in yemen, will inspire others to retaliate against american targets. kate? >> andrea mitchell in washington tonight. thank you. >>> staying overseas for a moment, in libya today, residents fled muammar gadhafi's hometown of sirte as fighting there continued to rage between gadhafi loyalists and revolutionary forces. hundreds of cars lined up at checkpoints leading out of that city. meantime, in spite of that fighting, the u.s. commander for africa says the military mission in libya is largely complete and could begin to wind down after a meeting of allied leaders next week. >>> back now in the u.s., the republican candidates for president are on the trail again this weekend with just three months until the first primary voters go to the polls. but, as romney, perry and company stump for support, some party leaders and deep pocket donors are holding their breath waiting to hear from a certain governor. nbc's mike vaqueira

now liam fox the defense secretary is like openly handing out deals to cronies that are traveling with him as official as a. companions well another benefit of this of course is that a lot of the wealth confiscation schemes and algorithms used by wall street are patented wealth confiscation technologies and if you repealed the patent laws of the copyright laws that would eliminate wall street's ability to use this patented technology to confiscate wealth through high frequency trading and algorithmic trading so that would be a way to topple them by eliminating their monopoly position using algorithmic patented algorithmic trading to confiscate cash from from society yeah and due to copyright laws the government regulators are not actually able to look at their proprietary theft machine said. all right well follow up on this no speaking of pirates there's other pirates in the news tell me more from access in this first headline here maybe rescues italian cargo ship from pirates a royal navy team freed twenty three hostages on a ship hijacked by pirates after picking up a message in a bottle and it real