various polls indicate that neither moon nor ahn alone can beat pak. only their combined approval rate exceeds that of their rival. official candidate registration begins on sunday. so our time is limited. the key is trusting each enough to work together and take power from the ruling party. >> and that was nhk world's kengo okamoto. >>> pyongyang's military leaders warn they will attack the island if the commemorations go ahead. north korea fired on the island in 2010. two members of south korean's military died. north korea's military leaders issued a statement, saying they will again turn the island into a sea of fire if south koreans hold the planned memorials. the statement says such an event would be an act of provocation that would bring about a 100-fold increase in the people's armies willful retaliation. north korea has repeatedly criticized the election. analysts say the harsh criticism shows pyongyang's apparent wish to see a more conciliatory administration elected in the south. >>> a global credit rating agency has downgraded the debts of

pak is a daughter of former president. she's aiming to be the country's to be the first woman president. moon was a close aide to the late president. an independent contender. awning is a software entrepreneur who gained fame for his anti-virus programs. some call him the bill gates of south korea. representatives of moon and aung have been talking about joining forces. they held their first and only debate on wednesday to decide who should go up against pak. >> translator: i think i'm the best prepared candidate for those who want to run for president because of my experience in national politics. >> moon criticized aung for his lack of political experience, saying he's better suited to lead the country. aung responded by saying that south korean politics needs to change and that he is the one who can do that. >> translator: one citizen told me i should run for president. otherwise, the people will never be able to regain control of politics. i won't forget this. >> about policies towards north korea, moon said the south

what can a super pak do? what can unlimited resources do?and one congressman also meeting with 7% of the vote, peter, he said never underestimate what somebody coming in with $1 million in a place like vermont or new hampshire can do. the result readjusts seen is that the super pak candidates is being routed. by 10 points. that is very interesting. >> david, we want to thank you. peter. bernie sanders. and nina turner, if you are still on the line, if you could talk about -- she is no longer there. but we have an update now. as we move to the top of the hour. yes, polls are closing at 9:00 p.m. eastern standard time in more than one dozen states, including arizona, colorado, kansas, michigan, new mexico, new york, colorado, louisiana, michigan, minnesota. i am said a few of them already. polls have already closed including in the battleground states of ohio and virginia, but those are too close to call. the latest from the networks they are now projecting wins for romney in alabama, arkansas, oklahoma, tennessee. obama is expected to take de

just doing their job trading i wanted can land you in jail in monterrey pak you can break here and i have doctors are punished for helping injured and the regime but after the country brushes off human rights kind of what they have a powerful foreign backing. british live demo minister lynne featherstone said that since women have babies and allows men to pass them up on the letter to power such a children are set back for women who want to be successful and equal to men so they want to give them the option of taking maternity leave or would that be paternity leave out all i can see the logic of her view but my question is featherstone is why exactly is success in the corporate world. the primary goal of life for men and women as a feminist i would think you understand that wanting to fight your way up a ladder to buy a big card or place your shortcomings is a very male way of judging success are women who choose to have families failures or at least unsuccessful in your book even as a man i know that my pocket is really empty after having the first of hopefully many kids but i don't

pak frien make friends with your local newspaper editors and send them story ideas. >>> tip number 140five-mile rule. today, we come to you from maplewood new jersey at a local independent bookstore called words. when jonah and ellen bought this struggling bookstore a few years ago, they changed the mission making it a haven for young people with autism. it thrives as a bookstore and a place that teaches these kids the skills they need to transition from being students to part of the workforce. >>> in the quiet new york city suburb of maplewood, new jersey, another independent bookstore almost disappeared. that was until jonah and ellen zimely came to the rescue. they knew nothing about the book business. >> when jonah came, he didn't have a bookstore background. he was depending on us to be able to help him out with that. >> with the change in ownership came a change in management style. the former bookstore owner was hands on doing most of the work of her store herself. a recent graduate of business school, jonah was interested in the idea of job crafting to better utilize the talent

. >> there is&vé: no doubt the pak will remain open. >> you may remember this year head of the statened over a $54 million surplus when dozens of parks were slated to close. more than half has been set aside by ohv division to manage land for the vehicles. >> and right now let's get another check on the forecast. clouds and maybe#zdéw a sprinklr two up there. and on we go to high temperatures nationwide. showers up in the northwest as well. state wide here in the state of california we'll see calm conditions, here in the bay area, mild conditions tomorrow, milder than today for sure. here is the accu-weather forecast. high temperatures climbing by wednesday, low 70s inland and around the bay. mid-60s on the coast. then starting to cool down a little bit. rain arrives friday, possibly saturday, again, sunday. it's time for our thanksgiving food drive.é#ñc we'll mention your name here on abc 7 news at 6:00. these are the donors from snonla county day school. 120 thanksgiving meals. from harland financial solutions 53 meals. a total of 395 meals. to donate at the top of the screen. and

. >> shoppers all over the bay area pak stores all day friday to save money on their holiday shoppingper track said nationwide retail sales some black friday alone climb six and a half per cent this year. that amounts to an estimated 11 and a half billion dollars. that's music to retailers years. kron4 is a least read discovered many shoppers who found some big deals. >> the bargains were sealed an old navy. >> i found the most perfect item for a 10 year-old boy or so we're having a wonderful day on black friday. zero navy has been restocking their merchandise. restocking because shoppers are leaving the store with loads of bags. >> i was a of a gag gift for my family, sisters and brothers. >> i was possible to buy myself anything but i did. they have clothes, shoes. >> some people are hungry for deals that got a little heated. >> i was born to fight for a good deal but i know it was not worth it. >> it definitely was not working. off because there are enough bargains to gore around. >> i think this is a perfect time to take advantage of this. >> the girl scout grosso out tried to hel

the conditions could be challenging, but pak continued to be told of visiting new countries. in early 1956, she attended the inauguration of the new president in rio de janeiro, city did she call the most attractive really beautiful city she had ever seen and where the parties were fabulous. but she found they actually went in january. there was like a 75-degree climate change when they went there in one day. the nixons set off on another tour. she explained that this was a fast and furious issue. thailand, pakistan, and turkey. she, again ,-com,-com ma had her own schedule of events. in the end, she wrote, it left us busy but happy. but in such a short time, so much could be accomplished. in november of 1958, the couple traveled to london where pat while the press with her naughty wardrobe and unspoiled manner. the final year he went to poland. in moscow, this confronted nikita khrushchev in the debate during which the two leaders argued communism and capitalism in an exhibition of american consumer goods. she had her own agenda of visiting orphanages and hospitals. there we

elections first, or partisan advantage for us, are special advantage for us, big money, first or super pak first. >> if you are tired of being tired and we invite you to vote for paul ryan and mitt romney. when i am elected the economy and the economic jobs will be stacked and but i will not waste any time complaining about my predecessor. >> as a reminder we will have extended live coverage on election night. that all starts at 8:00 p.m. you could stay updated on our website kron 4 .com with facebook and twitter. >> after one week of the super storm 1 million people still without power. many might not get their service until wednesday. it is being blamed for 23 deaths in the state of new jersey with fuel problems shortages with rationing. but more transit could be in place in time for work and school on monday. >> most of your cities will also be prepared but there are still major repairs for new york city schools and many are without power with crippled public transportation and a gasoline shortage they're having difficulty just getting around. they will open tomorrow with several howeve

but i was a donor to a super pak, particularly on the republican side, i would have real questions. it may not just be that the super pac existed, but i would have very question about how you spend your money. if i gave a lot of money to the effort to beat brown in ohio, i want to know how did we spend $20 million in unanswered media against someone who is clearly in all the pulling of the beginning was in a tough race and he won. how did we spend $20 million to $30 million in an intermediate against tammy baldwin in wisconsin and did not win? i think it may be that they just did not spin it right or ineffectively or that the old traditional tools where we put up -- i was in wisconsin the last weekend and i was watching my tv and it was sort of a pretty traditional grainy pictures of tammy and liberal, liberal and liberal and best friend of nancy pelosi and blah blah blah. obviously, it did not work. maybe the traditional people in either party who tell us to buy all of this broadcast tv are wasting people's money. the millionaires and billionaires to put money into these things wil

. >> there was a super pak that's got rid of it targeted investments just by surprise -- three or four incumbents and then mike bloomberg cost them control decided to make a long shot investment in los angeles -- a woman whose name i have not memorize but she won and defeated the incumbent on that issue. he invested a very targeted surprise attack and i think that echoes the point. >> looking around the room, i see everybody with their ipad and everything -- you mentioned that young vote being increased and i'm curious about social media on the ability to get the young vote out and how effective that was. >> that question has been evaluated in a lot of different ways and we should be careful about how we define social media. does it mean twitter where there are a lot of partisans going back and forth or does it mean facebook where you see 88 of your friends posting i just voted for barack obama and i'm really happy about it? or do you mean the campaign the president invested in heavily to understand who they're voters were and whether or not they have shown up? or the fact that they se

the cia said put a regiment of army rangers on the pak border to stop the escape and franks and donaldwed the cia's repeated request in late '01 to capture al qaeda. tony franks thinks capturing the enemy's capital is the end of the war. in both afghanistan and iraq, it was actually the beginning. >> what about colin powell? obviously one of the most well known generals for political reasons, as well as military reasons. how does he rank as a general? >> mixed. he's an eisenhower-like figure -- smart, ambitious, a good negotiator. but he -- >> a good implementer? >> he's an eisenhower without a marshall. in the 1991 war, he doesn't have any overarching strategy. they don't know how to end the war. so we go in, we fight a great battle, everybody said, hey, 1991 gulf war -- great victory. that actually is the beginning of a 20-year war with iraq. >> tom, what's military leadership like now in afghanistan? still there. how do you rate the leaders? >> the marine general in command right now, john allen, is a fine general. interesting figure. he told me once if he hadn't been a marine gener

million is worth a lot more in terms of ad time than romney and the republican committee of the super pak as he did in 2008 is extend the playing field. he raised $200 million more than john mccain and good places like indiana and north carolina. but romney because he was able to match obama dollar for dollar had the help of the outside groups and try to make a last-ditch effort to go to pennsylvania, michigan, minnesota and the playing field for him. the next thing we know is obama spends a lot of it early. the democratic national committee has this money in the banks and the republican national committee that is sent to the states much earlier. so the state parties and fund raising operation had a head start over the romney campaign. he had a lot more money in the bank in the fund-raising committee. the republican national committee had all this money in the bank and obama and the democrats had already sent it to the state committees and they were trying to get the get-out-the-vote operation. the first panel we have heard about karl rove was the big loser of 2012. we have to add another

surprise three or maybe for incumbents early in the year and then mike bloomberg's gun control super pak decided last weekend to make a very targeted investment and one total long-shot candidate out of los angeles a woman whose name i still haven't memorized, but she won. she defeated joe baca just on that one single issue. he invested very targeted sort of a surprise attack and one so that echoes his point. >> excuse me, looking around the room i see everybody with their ipad and iphone and everything. a quick question you mentioned the young vote being increased selling curious on the effect of the social media on the ability to get the vote out as well as the messaging of the candidates and how effective that was. >> it's a good question that has been evaluated in a lot of different ways and i think we should be careful in the way that we define social media. the social media meaning twitter where there are a lot of partisans going back and forth and making it from the jokes or does it mean facebook where you see 88 friends posting i just voted for barack obama and i really happy abou