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nasdaq gave back 26 poins. closing below 3,000. s and p lost 20 points. >> facebook released an earnings report, beating expectations and now it's expecting $21.4. about 13% of the value. awc 7 news is live in san jose tonight to explain why wall street sees this as an encouraging sign. >> right. investors and many employer who's can soon exercise stock options have got to like today's news. mobile is on the move. >> stock dropped nearly 50 prgs and the company hosted a loss this quarter reporting revenue of one and a quarter billion. it's gaining row meant yum in the mobile market. 60% are using facebook. david lucas is a senior vice president with raymond james. >> this not about earnings but met trick s they need to hit. that is about mobility. that is a good one. >> not only did rev few beat estimates but more than a billion came from ad revenue. that reflects a 36% increase in the past year and the real biggie? 14% comes from mobile devices. afternoon earnings call the ceo told investors he wants to dispel the myth facebook ca

i want to w go back to two poins hadley talked about not just filling someone for a position of a quota. i agree with that. we also to your point, i'm a black woman, i'm going to gravitate to p other black women when i'm trying to use contractors or whatever. i might have blinders on. i like the bob johnson approach. he's ao billionaire that made hs money off of b.e.t. he wants to see more blacks on the board room level and executive positions with the fortune 500 companies. i'm going to give everyone a mission. i want you all. to put more blacks, get those resumes to me. i like what the e.u. is doing with vice president -- respect to saying, we reject this guy, we know there are women out there qualified too. >> behind the headlines, kathleen turner. the actress is mixing art with politics these days, playing to packed audiences in the hitli one-woman show red hot patriot. turner plays the brash, outspoken journalist molly ivins. >> i don't see politics that top to left. it's from top to bottom. the only political questions who is getting screwed and who is doing the screwing. >> i too

. >> where romney was the weakestas thepecific poin. >>t some pntthe amerin ople have tosk themselves is the reason go governor romney is keeping all of these plans to replace secret because they are too good? >> but time and again, romney had the last word. >> you know what, i have to respond to that. it is my experience as a governor is if i come in and lay down a piece of legislation and say it is my way or the highway, that will get a lot done. >> romney's stock is up 28 rs. the president's stock fell 10%. it is pretty clear that romney had more energy and was in more control of the evening. the biggest loser? jim lehrer. >> a lot of people said that. that is just round one. more to come. >> voters on both sides turned out at viewing parties around the bay area to watch the presidential debate. leslie brinkley was on both sides to gauge rex a. she is live in -- on both sides to gauge reaction. >> there is a lot of baseball analogies. some say obama hit a homerun, and others say romney who was the allstar. >> i think he hit a homerun

and so, the poin ant cases i think that we have the appropriate type of conversations that we are supposed to have as it relates to ensuring that we do not have due process efforts going on in the city between the ethics commission and ourselves in ensuring if one entity is investigating we are not investigating and we provide the information necessary if we receive the complaint or if your commission has... >> it is your position that you can't tell me roughly the volume of communications? >> no... yes, it is. >> or whether there is a file at all. >> or whether... >> do you have... yeah like a file that just correspondence that is not... >> as i stated before, with all due respect to each of you and i think that you can interject, i work as confidential confidential. we do work with the investigate ors closely and we have worked with them very closely and i just really need to leave it in that way. because there are a lot of other things surrounding this information. >> mr. gibner is that the correct interpretation of the law that we cannot even know disclose publicly the volume of any co

splashing it in. 11 of the first 13 wizards poin points. wiz up 3 at the half. to crawford, he jams it home. wizards take a one-point lead. but too much spurs down the stretch. steven jackson knocks the ball from chris singleton. going the other way. jackson on the other end. he wi he will fin wish authority. he was held scoreless. 0 for 6 from the field. lucky, this one did not count. redskins might be missing their defensive captain sunday. london fletcher who has been the iron man of the nfl is being listed as questionable. fletcher did practice today. first work out of the week. he still has a limp and is closely monitored for balance issues. since he's been suffering for a couple of weeks with this. he will be a game-time decision. senior night in damascus as horne hornets. i love when the parents get the flowers. game time at 7:00, chase williams to john hanley. 14-7, hornets at break. third quarter, seneca valley at own 33, that's calvin to james jones williams, making it long here. 67 yard score. watch them play, though. tweaked his left hamstring. eagle

manufacturing has been a bright poin the u.s. economy, but its utlook may be dimming.ma a eliminary report for october shows demand for u.s. products is beginning to wane, threatening to turn manufacturing into a drag on the economy. diane eastabrook has details. >> reporter: there was both good and bad news today for u.s. manufactures. the good news: financial information firm markit said its flash purchasing managers index showed modest improvement in october, increasing to 51.3 from 51.1 in september. a reading above 50 is considered positive. now, comes the bad news. markit said its most recent survey of roughly 600 u.s. factories found growth in new orders slowed to a modest pace this month. while hiring increased slightly it did so at the slowest pace in two years. and finally, factories said coodity costs increased sharply in this month. markit's chief economist chris williamson said, "while he consumer side of the u.s. economy appears to be finding a thw lease on life, the manufacturing sector is currently acting as a dra

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. >> the point i was making, was getting to that poin look.t's raise the tax on the top 2%. even if you do that, and you have seen as right about this, even if you take every single dime of every one of those miionaires in america you only find the government for about 4550 days. you're notoing to make a dent in the deficit by simply raising even the president says he only praise 50 or 60 billion a year. we have a $1 trillion deficit. you cannot get from here to there which is the point i'm making. we have to start making some cuts in spending programs. lou: he wrote a book entitled to is the fairest of the mall, and we recommend it highly. good to have you with us. a new obama campaign ad reaching out to femae voters, testing the boundaries of decency, breaking the boundaries of class and propriety. coming up next, former defense secretary donald rumsfeld joins us, former reagan adviser arthur laugher. stay with us. we are tracking hurrines sandy. the veryatest for you. this looks like the real deal. ♪ with the spark miles card from capital o

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missing the poin here. she interjected.that the president had said the day after in the rose garden that it was an act of terror when that's in fact not what happened. >> this is the smoking gun i ink. >> that's what i think. >> she is making romney's case in the fairly safe environment on september 30th, but when it matters in the debate, tree weeks before a presidential election she is making the opposite case and thereby -- >> which she shouldt be talking. it is justot her job. lou: let's let david axelrrd do do the talking in response to candy crowley on the vry issue she corroborated last night for the president as he flat-out lied to the american people. >> do you know the president called it an act of terror the day after it happened but when you're, the responsible party, when you're the administration, you have a responsibility to act on what you know and what the intelligence community believes. this was, this is being thoroughly investigated. lou: not planned? first they said it wasn't planned part of this tape a

stocks closed down 26 poin. shares of apple fell more than 2%. there are report that is a weekend strike broke out at a foxconn factory in china, a major a sembler in china. foxconn is denying the report. they have had major problems. >>> netflix shares surged more than 10% on the news closing at highest price since july. >>> our top story tonight, gas prices in california hitting another all-time high. now they have reached a record breaking $4.67 an average but some stations are charging close to 7 bucks. now get this. police are dealing with gas thieves stealing from stations. is there any end in sight? fox news's adam housley is live in los angeles with more. adam, what is going on out there in california? >> yeah, you mentioned the gas thieves. that is actually been a report that has been picked up over the last few days. we've heard of people having their gas siphoned out of gas tanks. that happens every once in a while but numbers seem to picked up a bit. in roseville, california, up by sacramento, number of gas stolen from stations. stati

same columbus poll out of ohio that shows president obama ahead it shows sherrod brown leading by ten poin ing to tza warren and scot brown debate in massachusetts, we'll beki abthata moment, there's a new poll out today in acttt elet enr scott brown by two. in pennsylvania, a newspaper poll released over the weekend put the democrat in that race bob casey ahead of his republican challenger by eight points. as mitt romney's, shall we say, second place standing starts to look like more and more of a permanent residence as it seems like a long shot for winning the presidency, the down ticket effect of that is starting to become a bigger part of the conversation. you saw a manifestation of that last week on this show when nancy pelosi came on this show and said, essentially, democrats can win back the house. nancy pelosi said not only is she confident that democrats can get the 25 seats they need to take e back control of the house, which is a huge number, she says she, quote, liked to have 35 seats, which would be a lot. and while it is news worthy that the democrats think they can take back

. >> i think lyimbaugh has a poin, the romney campaign made a gamble and one paying off they can movefrom these positions and they were not going to get yelled at. anyone who believes in trickle down economics has been fine watching romney saying i'm not going to give a tax cut to the top 1%. >> i'm here for peace. >> and the social issues, too, anyone vehemently anti-abortion has been fine watching romney get up in a debate saying i'm not that guy in the primary. and i think it was brilliant, in a way for them to realize they would get the base in a point they had no other option. >> i will say, it's one thing to talk about tax poll circumstance one thing to talk about foreign policy. social issues and the women's right to choose, the men of the word rape, it's a loaded term, it's something people remember. when trying to have it both ways it's hard to pull the wool over the eyes. >> for women these are not social issues. these are health care issues, economic issue. the romney campaign tried to paint every woman's health care issue as a social issue. look at basic things he's going

he wants the job and also out there coampaigning at this poin and perhaps reluctance of any to the president think governor romney has diminished himself the last couple of days. it made sense to stay in ohio but doing a canned food drive trying to get in the action and never really quite worked. if you're president of the united states, you want to show people how you'd act and important to do what chris christie did. mitt romney would have gone further to say i'm behind the president. we are americans right now. his leadership is important for our country and taking the high road. instead he was looking in my view for a bit of an opening and as you have mentioned the ad in ohio general motors and chrysler, hardly liberals, just pounced on romney. it was really stunning to try to do that and it's not been a good few days for mitt romney and you feel that the president's regained momentum. he was losing even this past sunday. >> thank you so much. i'm sure we'll see you soon. as well, thank you. up next, a live report of queens, new york, that is where more than 100 homes were destroyed in a

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hundred poll is right then the swing states won't matter, if romney wins the popular vote byhree or four poin then he is going to manage to win enough of the swing states. >> rose: let's be clear though if romney wins the popular vote by four or five points, then he will also win enough of the swing states to win the election because the premise being that the swing states won't be that much different from -- >> ohio is a swing state for a reason in that it resemitbls united states, microsome, microcosm, urban areas, you could have a case where romney wins the popular vote by one point and obama wins high row in iowa by one point that is possible, maybe one or two-point shift, but there is hmm no way to look at the history of this country or try to do the more complex things i do mathematical models of it, very unlikely to have win the popular by four or five point and lose the electorial poll. >> rose: why go the polls show romney winning the national vote and not winning the majority of swing states? >> well i should say gallup is something of an exception, if you look at the average of pol

dow industrials up 40 poin. down 40 points. price of gold, that's down today, not a lot, but it's back to 1773. that move towards 1800 clearly backing off this monday morning. and the socialist revolution continues in venezuela. they he voted for six more years of hugo chavez, he won the presidential race, 54-45. that wasn't official results. he survived the biggest test of his 14 years in power, despite inflation, food shortages, rising crime and blatant political-- six more years for dear hugo. let's get back to the november election here. no response from the white house on this comment from the dnc communications, here is what he said about mitt romney's performance in denver. >> plenty of people pointed out what a liar mitt romney is and was last night. i mean, if he was talking, he was -- if he was speaking last night. he was lying. stuart: oh, dear. joining the company from florida is republican congressman allen west. congressman you've been the subject of personal attacks. the romney campaign responds to the word liar

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now, president obama for what he will be aiming to do, he will be trying to poin out romney's foreign blunders. remember when he managed to miff the british off. things like this might be coming up, and also hitting romney on his lack of specifics, and then, finally, it's really this issue of is romney presidential in a way that he could lead the u.s. on the world stage? we've seen an ad and a memo out today from the obama campaign trying to paint him as belacose, as not ready, and we expect president obama is going to be doing that tonight here in florida. >> one of the other big issues likely to come up tonight is iran. over the weekend i see your "times" article saying the u.s. and tehran had agreed to one-on-one talks about iran's nuclear program after the election. u.s. will deny that. a lot of people might say what's wrong -- regardless, can the president make the case that his strategy on iran is working or does this give mitt romney an opening? >> you know, the answer may be yes to both of those. obviously president obama would make his case that these are the toughest sanctio

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is a very important poin -- [laughr] >> all right. the very important pointe raises. i'm clear, rwanda has been a continues to be a success story of a country that has gone from genocide and disaster to being a role model for development and lifting people out of poverty in africa. and i'm proud of the fact the last government and this government have continued to invest in that success. on an equally clear that we should be very frank and very firm with the president and the rwanda the regime that we do not accept they should be supporting militias in the congo or elsewhere. i've raised this issue personally with the president by continue to belive that investing in rwanda's success is one of those countries in africa additionally you can break the cycle of poverty, you can improve conditions where people. it's something that we were right to do. >> today, the unemployment figures show a reduction of 62000 the number of 16-24-year-olds out of work for three months of august. and the employment is now the highest level since records began in 1971. i'm sure the prime m