. >> in just a few minutes i'm going to be joined by peter brown, assistant director of the quinnipiac center to dive deeper into the numbers. nia malika henderson is here, chris cofin analysis, j.p. frers, and it's great to have you all three here. chris, i want to start with you. first, president obama stirring theport over akin last night, saying, quote, this is an individual who sits on the house committee on science and technology, but somehow missed science clack, but its representative of a desire to go backward instead of forward and to fight fights we thought were settled 20 or 30 years ago. chris, how long do you think democrats can ride the akin issue as we ramp up to the convention and beyond? >> well, i don't see it so much as the akin issue, as kind of the difference -- the fundamental difference between republicans and democrats on women's issues. i think on that you have to hammer that point in, whether you're talking about education or whether you're talking about planned parenthood funding or talking about choice. what akin does is provide a much more emotional argume

. >> it may be sweet news for president obama, but peter browne says mitt romney could still make a ground. >> he is testing the vice president of political conventions, and the debate could certainly change that. >> speculation a new announcement could come any day. to go it could be in the back already. he can release the baton in his campaign. the buzz is already building for when that might happen. mitt romney travels to california tomorrow. >> big news tonight for travelers heading in and out of b.w.i. report. to go now you will have access to free wifi. -- >> now you will have access to free wifi. >> a few >> details on the possible fate of neil prescott. the plaintiff, the contractors association. david collins will have the latest on that and >> back to the games in london and return trip to the pool. in our exceptional olympic moment of the day, bringing home a gold, silver, and bronze medal. she won the 200 meter freak last night with an incredible performance. she is been training with the newly proclaimed greatest of libyan of all time. reminder, wbal -- wbal-tv 11 is your chan

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. >> brown: peter pachal, let me bring you into it. little control or little awareness of how much we have there and how vulnerable we are? what do we know about people's bit of psychology and knowledge of life online? >> well, i think matt said it best in his piece when he said that he basically created an apple i.d. years ago, like a lot of us did, simply to download songs for 99 cents each. now that same account is now linked to so many different services that apple provides. i mean, i-cloud is obviously the main one that serve as a catalyst here. so it really kind of bears taking a step back on, you know, just how many of these accounts we have, how they've grown and also how they're linked. i think like one of the big take-aways, i think from matt's story and others is that do the best you can to isolate your services from each other. use different emails, different passwords. password managers and certain other tools to help you with that. because, you know, it's like dominoes. one gets hacked and the rest fall. >> brown: peter,

peter brown helped to conduct the poll. he sauce to close the gap, governor romney must convince women he understands their concerns. >> he needs to increase margin among married women and reduce the margin among single women. >> he leads among men. in ohio by ten points and in pennsylvania by three. >> i will make america a great place for entrepreneurs again, for women-owned businesses. >> i asked obama campaign strategist david axelrod about this divide between men and women. >> we've seen this gender gap before. this isn't unusual. i think there are some issues to which women are particularly a tuned. >> but the campaign did not have a ready answer for why the president trails mr. romney among men, especially when he won among men over john mccain in 2008 by one point. gayle and charlie? >> nancy, thank you. with us now mark mckinnon former campaign media director for george w. bush. good morning, mark. >> good morning, charlie. >> if you were advising a republican nominee for the -- in the presidential race and he had

peter brown helped conduct the poll. he says to close the gap, governor romney must convince women he understands their concerns. >> he needs to increase his margin among married women and reduce the present margin among single women. >> romney does lead among men in two of the three states we poled. in ohio by 10 points and in pen by three. >> i will make america a great place for entrepreneurs again, for small business, for women-owned businesses, for men-owned businesses. >> reporter: i asked david axelrod about this divide between men and women. >> we have seen this gender gap before. so this isn't unusual. i think there are some issues to which women are particularly attuned. >> reporter: but the campaign could not explain why the president is trailing among men. he leaves the white house in about an hour to campaign in florida and virginia. gayle and charlie, back to you. >> nancy, thank you. >>> with us now, mark mckenna, former campaign director for president george w. bush. good morning, mark. >> good morning, c

as peter brown from quinnipiac university says if today were november 6th, barack obama would sweep the states of florida, ohio and pennsylvania and if history is any guide into a second term in the oval office. why is that? is it because of bain? is it because barack obama fighting against congress and saying now is the time to get it done? we can't wait. here's my post-it note list of things to do. he's running a good campaign. mitt romney is running a terrible one. is there anything we can point to say that's why he's doing well. 1-866-55-press is our phone number. meanwhile, on the tax plan, the house voted down barack obama's plan to give a tax cut to americans making under $250,000. as peter welch congressman from vermont said yesterday, this is very interesting. i hadn't really thought about it. 100% of americans would get a tax cut. 100% of americans would get a tax cut. even those making over $250,000 would get a tax cut on the first $250,000 of the money that they make. you understand? so who hates this idea? i don't understand it. but in the middle of all of this tax talk and

>> yeah. >> to be fair, in many ways, you have already taken a break at brown to work at clipboard, a fantastic company. so peter is paying you something to do that you're probably going to do, anyway? >> in the process of buying, we started working on ideaes and making sure that we had something to be passionate about. we had decided about a week after we did the finalist round that we were going to, regardless of what happened, take time off and work on this company. >> my hats off to you to get a guy to pay you $100,000 for something you were going to do anyway. >> it's an amazing community and they're great to be around and work with. >> i look, you're an incredible bunch. i think if you were dropped in the middle of africa with no money, probably no clothes, you would still come out in five years time with multi national brands. is this genuine experimentation in education or not? >> i don't know. you would have to ask peter gill that. for me, it's a once in a lifetime opportunity and a way to work on my idea. so i'm really excited about that. that's the reason i took the grant. i know everyone has differen

. >>> coming up on your local news on "cbs this morning," peter greenberg on vacation travel. i'm terrell brownorning news." [ music playing ] [ music playing ] hgotta start the day off right. wardrobe. cute. then new activia breakfast blend. a great way to help start the day. mmm... creamy lowfat yogurt with grains in yummy breakfast flavors, like apple cinnamon. its hearty, with twice the protein of regular lowfat yogurt and helps regulate your digestive system. our morning routines are important, aren't they? new activia breakfast blend. . >>> good morning. welcome to 9news now. today is tuesday, august 14. i'm andrea roane. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm mike hydeck. good morning, monika samtani. she does traffic. >> i do. >> good morning, mr. bernstein. >>> we're going to get wet today. some showers are moving in. might get a rumble of thunder. much better chance for storms this afternoon. keep that in mind. here's a look at your day planner. it's unsettled. we'll have a chance for some showers this morning and showers and storms this afternoon. 78 by 9:00. 85 by noon. it's going to be a w

. >>> coming up on your local news on "cbs this morning," peter greenberg has the newest trends in vacation travel. i'm terrell brown"morning news." is the "morning news." [ music playing ] [ music playing ] hgotta start the day off right. wardrobe. cute. then new activia breakfast blend. a great way to help start the day. mmm... creamy lowfat yogurt with grains in yummy breakfast flavors, like apple cinnamon. its hearty, with twice the protein of regular lowfat yogurt and helps regulate your digestive system. our morning routines are important, aren't they? new activia breakfast blend. >>> the olympic flag arrived in brazil monday, officially kicking off preparations there for the 2016 games in rio de janeiro, but the games are being met with some protests. some say 4,000 people will be forced from their homes in an area where the olympic park is being constructed. seth doane is in rio with that story. >> reporter: this is the spray paint here that marks that your house should be demolished. aymar breta has no intention of leaving his home of 18 years. it's one of the last houses still standing in this rio de janei

peter edelman and robert rector. thank you both. >> brown: and next, we continue our series on the big changes in energy production inhe u. in previous stories, ray suarez has looked at the impact of oil production on some boomtowns and how a demand for natural gas is changing the business for coal and alternative fuels. tonight, ray visits utah. his focus: the use of public lands for private development. >> suarez: the banks of the white river in eastern utah are perfectly quiet in a way it's sometimes hard to find in a world of seven billion people. just the sounds of gently flowing water, a hint of a breeze, the occasional bird. the gorgeous vistas and rare solitude sit on public land, thousands of feet above a bonanza trapped deep in the earth. from high above, it's easy to see how the gas industry has changed the landscape, with gas wells by the thousands altering the fragile desert ecosystem. utah environmentalists say the view from the air and from the canyon floor illustrate why they want these public lands protected. >> you know wha

peter king can't defend it must be bad. we are going to bring in our expert, patricia rosen from brown university.professor rose i understand you use this airport. >> as a matter of fact providence is close to boston. if i want a direct flight we go out of boston all the time. i have to say, it takes quite a lot to find a lot of black and hispanic and middle easterners. so the whistleblowers probably could target and count how many times they were coming through and easily pick 80% and say well, gee, i saw 10 black, brown, and, you know, middle easterners today and eight of them have been stopped. >> that's how few. so it's really kind of like fish in a barrel. >> isn't is so discouraging in some ways? because, look i think the behavioral stuff is not that far fetched. israelis do it and it's somewhat effective for them. i am middle eastern and i swelt. >> right. >> keep it real. okay? so i might be pulled over all though i am not nervous about anything. >> right. >> there is some logic behind that. right? but they seem to just get lazy and go to racial stereotypes almost every time we do a progra

steve brown thanks so much for that report out of ohio this morning. >> peter: the rest of the headlinescommittee delivering this message to attorney general eric holder, see you in court. lawmakers filing suit against holder over the botched fast and furious operation and urging a judge to make him finally turn over the documents. holder found in contempt of congress in june for refusing to submit documents, claiming executive privilege. earlier on "fox & friends," senior judicial analyst, judge napolitano, said it may indicate the president knew more than we know now. >> executive privilege applies to military, diplomatic or sensitive national security secrets that are intended to inform the president himself. could that be why eric holder is so tee initially holding on to the documents? what did the president know? >> peter: the justice department claims it submitted more than enough documents. >> gretchen: a machine who disappeared on vacation in new hampshire turns up two weeks later and 1,000 miles away. 72-year-old hugh armstrong was out for a walk when he fell down a ravine and h

peter brookes, thanks. >> good to be with you. rick: new controversy in one of the country's most closely watched senate races. massachusetts republican senator scott brown accusing his state's welfare department of helping his opponent. democratic candidate elizabeth warren. molly line is love in -- live in boston. the state is saying they're just complying with federal law, right? >> reporter: absolutely. half a million welfare recipients have received voter registration because of a court settle mane. republicans are crying foul. they say that is political move to get voters to help candidate elizabeth warren. the price tag here is $275,000 in taxpayer money and the issue here isn't so much about the money according to brown's campaign but the real smoking gun that warren's daughter, amelia warren tiagi, is involved, chair of board of trustees of demos, an organization one of plaintiffs in the lawsuit that argued massachusetts failed to meet federal requirements to give people the opportunity to sign up to vote when they signed up for public assistance. senator brown says he wants every vote to count but there is something fishy going on here. >> that

brown's winning senate campaign in massachusetts. now he is working to put mitt romney in the white house. please welcome peter hart and neil newhouse. >> i am peter hart. i am delighted to be here with neil. he is a good friend and good colleague in the field. we both agreed it is unfair we have to follow miss charles. seems absolutely unfair with all of her abilities that here we are and we're going to talk about the 2012 election. neil and i do a lot of back-and-forth. what neil doesn't know is last night i had an apparition and i tell you i saw three people in front of the pearly gates. it was newt gingrich, james leclair and neil newhouse. neil looking at the other two a little uncertain and the voice came over the loudspeaker, congressman gingrich, dorr number one goes behind door number one and there is a barking dog and sitting there growling and snarling and everything else the voice comes over the loudspeaker and says newt gingrich, you have sins. you will spend all of your life with this growling dog. the voice over the loudspeaker says dorr number 2, goes behind regional cyclops, slobbering voice o