leading ralls and raising >>> with just 30 days until the presidential election, both candidates are crossing the country leading rallies and raising money. president obama is in california tonight on first day of two day visit. mitt romney is back in a crucial swing state of florida. >> reporter: with one month until election day, mitt romney is focusing on florida. the romney campaign says 12,000 people came out for his rally sunday. >> we're going to win florida and take back the white house. >> national polls show the race for the white house is tightening. analysts say wednesday's debate gave romney much needed momentum. the republican nominee is criticizing president obama's performance. >>> now, days later we're hearing his excuses and next january we'll be watching him leave the white house for the last time. >> on face the nation, obama advisor argued romney misrepresented his policies at the first of the debate. >> he delivered a very good performance. it was completely unrooted in fact and the positions he's taken before. >> are you saying governor romney lied? >> yeah. i

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. >> short term, encouraging words could generate a sht ter rall t overall, given that the fed has already been extremely proactive, i think investors really feel there's a limit as to how much the fed can help, and even chairman bernanke himself said there were limits to monetary policy and he was encouraging the congress to get more proactive on the fiscal front. >> susie: interesting information alec. alec young from s&p capital. tomorrow, we'll analyze the federal reserve's policy decision on the economy. we talk with the chief economist of to mesirow financial, diane swonk. >> tom: still ahead, as the housing market finds stable ground, other companies are piggy-backing on the home recovery. apple officially unveiled it's newest ipad today, the mini, and it's here just in time for the holidays. the device takes direct aim at other small tablets from amazon and google already on the market. as ruben ramirez reports, the ipad mini may have been what everyone was looking for, but the announcement of a next generation ipad is what caught fans and investors by surprise. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: wi

political cartoonist and columnist ted rall says americans are seeking a new policy vision for the nation. it's very hard to tell to see how mitt romney can overcome the lead in the key swing states that obama currently enjoys we considering the state of the economy over the last four years is saying something about the ineptitude of the romney campaign now that said he did outperform expectations last night and you know he's still in games if he continues to surge and does better in the future debates it's possible that despite my vote will be able to turn against obama and go for romney in a two party system that's all we really have what was very strange is how the democrats who typically identify better with the poor and downtrodden failed to humanize point of view you know obama talked constantly about how the different approach rather than having a different vision americans don't want a different approach they want to different vision and we want solutions mitt romney talked about the people who are hurting in the midwest people who are unemployed who he met and asked for his help

. >> is there more discussion going back to san he say between rall and all the areas were, this convergence, where the gutter is. actually talking about using the sidewalk area to be both bicycle and pedestrian -- there's very few pedestrians but a lot of bicycles that use that site. i would be great to move out of the gutter to that space. >> sure. if i understand your question, you are talking about the sidewalk which you see -- northbound bernal cut. >> this area, there is maybe an opportunity to use some of this wholly for bicycles. clearly would involve curb construction, which greatly increases cost of designing. certainly for a long-term vision, medium-term vision that would be possible. there is an additional pedestrian facility up the hill, which is much more pleasant to walk on. some community gardens a whatnot. very few pedestrians on that segment. >> we look to the possibility of relocating the light poles that are practically on the curb on that northbound sidewalk to top of parapet, that keeps the hillsi from coming down. pretty expensive receive things. part of a long-range v

over we growth and employment and health care reform american political cartoonists and author ted rall thinks of romney continues in the same vein we could bypass the current american leader romantic place you could imagine it's very hard to tell to see how mitt romney can overcome the lead in mickey sweet states that obama currently enjoys which considering the state of the economy over the last four years is saying something about the ineptitude of the romney campaign now that said he did outperforms expectations and you know he is still in the game if he continues to surge and does better in the future debates it's possible to better despite hope it will be able to turn against obama and go for romney you know two party system that's all we really have it what was very strange is. that the democrats who typically identify better with the core of the downtrodden fail to humanize their point of view you know obama talked constantly about how to get a different approach rather than having a different vision americans don't want a different approach they want to different vision and the

how to steal an election in nine easy steps with bobby kennedy and a fifty page comic book by ted ralldon't leave out my great penman there you go thanks a lot right. after the break camden new jersey has one of the high. crime rates in america the city has laid off its two hundred plus police officers why are city officials making such a bizarre move and is it really the best way for the citizen i want to. let. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is ok. i'm tom hardy welcome to the big picture. you. going to.

how to steal an election in nine easy steps with bobby kennedy and a fifty page comic book by ted ralldon't leave out my great penman there you go thanks a lot right. after the break camden new jersey has one of the highest crime rates in america and yet the city is laying off its two hundred plus police officers why are city officials making such a bizarre movement is it really the best way for the citizen a body. more news today violence has once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. there are those who desperately need it to survive. despite congo's it on give money to on the lookout. for gold in the fish. and the suppresses the prize the rights of the two for. those who don't get their share of the traits. good by god's. grace i mean old dos but not the one not us that people need to know about it i mean not look at it from the company from. those who suck it out to prosper. inside the cities and. communities. it's a. nice last resort. no one can live without it's in one of the largest blood bank

know how it goes it is part of pot ses a dead even race, this is florida, this is for 29 eelectric rall roll votes, righw the trend of late is mitt romney's friend. marco rubio, find senator from the fine state, to show you how popular rubio is, i somehow mistake this with fans of mine. but he is is always here early and prompt, that make you stan out among your colleagues. he made the mistake of showing up early, not good, he was deluged but police and gracious -- poly the and gracious. >> my favorite question can you react to the debate, pretend the debat has happened. i am a cyc-- i am not a psychic. neil: what did you think? >> romney did great. neil: the argument is more on the president. because this is his strength, foreign policy, right? not mitt romney. do you agree? >> i don't. i think that the president is an experienced debater, our problem is not he does not give good speeches but his torn policy is not concise, he has not articulated a clear view of america's role in the world. i think that is part of the problem with his for own policy it is not organized around a coheren

>>reporter: mood outside the ka that he had rall was festiv festive. hundreds of catholic came to witness the installation of the new leader in san francisco. >> i think it's a big day for catholics. all the bay area. yes. >>reporter: escorted by security officers the priest waved to people waiting outside the cathedral. he followed tradition as he entered through the bronze doors. not everyone was allowed to witness the ceremony. only those pre-selected and with tickets could enter. outside a group of followers cheered him on. but gay activist also made themselves heard. he ace big opponent of same sex marriages. outside it turned that a heated debate. >> if the family as the catholic church between one man and one woman. >> he can say what he says but we don't agree. nothing wrong with being gay. nothing wrong with our right to marry. here to stand against his installations the archbishop of sanrancis. >>repoer: b the spesperson for the archdioceseays he's willing to listen. hreal wan to listen to people in the parishes. he wants to hear their needs.

does not mean the mall and the year, the s&p one still rall to 1500. keep the powder dry.khat you want to buy when the market pulls back. all these companies have hit 52 week highs. the time is not right now to jump in. gerri: many wait until fter the fiscal cliff. i don't know. thank you for coming out tonight. tonight. appreciate your time [ male announcer ] how do you trade? with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on ery screen. and all in real time which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. gerri: i'm calling it hog wash, last week's bacon shortage scare, a group in europe tweeted that a shortage in bacon was unavoidable, there will be plenty, but to bring it open it will cost you, economists predict the price of bacon wil skyrocket by as much as

that's going to move market up as people miss this rall di. fear turns to greed pretty quickly. you want to be playing more offensive sector, industrials, technology stocks, things like that. these are the names you want to be invested in, not the safe havens. liz: you run the balance fund, villx and some of your most widely held names, there's the apple in there, but also a company called pool corporation, you have sotheby's, we will talk more about that later. flower's foods, how do you pick a stock? >> look at companies low debt, low p-e relative to growth. we are multicapped focus. we can buy apple and go down to 700 million market cap company. we buy anywhere in between. we call ourselves multicap growth at a reasonable price. liz: what performance are you most proud of? >> in terms of individual stocks we have had success with a company called 3-d systems that makes 3-d printers. liz: return for the past three years? >> been about 25, 26 percent something like that, slightly ahead of the s&p annualized i should say. liz: folks you don't want to pay the fees unless they are

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. >>> big ralls for both candidates in the battleground state of ohio. and this morning, polls continue to show a surge for mitt romney. >> and listen to this story. it outraged me and everyone here all morning long. a young, 14-year-old girl. she inspired so many as a symbol of defiance against the taliban because she was promoting education among women. she is fighting for her life, after the taliban targeted her, gunned her down. she survived. and a team of surgeons extracted a bullet from her neck this morning. she is recovering. we'll have the latest on the story. >> one brave young woman. >>> we have to switch gears now. we want to show you a video we can't stop watching. how so many people are getting up close and personal with tigers. is it just wild encounter? or too close to nature? >> saw the alligator. >>> we have a guest today. ann romney will come in our second hour. >>> we're going to begin with the alarmliing arrest at l.a.x. the big question, how did he make it on that flight into los angeles in the first place? cecilia vega is here with

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from the defense budget attack, every single one of those it was like biden came ready to rall with lots and lots of nitty-gritty details. it never refrain, particularly the beginning was you like him you like him to you by. he didn't use those words, but that is what malarkey means. >> a lot of people at home, too heavy-handed. that's the thing is the audience is not washington think tank people, not fact checkers. people at home have been casually watching this and i also got a lot of e-mails and some twitter traffic about biden interrupt the martha raddatz as well. >> i have to be honest, i don't have to read the analysis. someone else will. >> i would have a tough time writing the analysis. unlike any other debate i covered, i don't know how people will interpret joe biden. as the interpretation that will happen with the specificity and facial expressions come in the jack-o'-lantern talk about, the praying athe heavens. the people say that it's real passion, joe bean show, or is it condescending, too emotional? to defeat us as too defensive? back here talking to reporters about the c

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and get the idea that you want to get the readers to c-span and actually the reason is to get the rall information. >>> the barras argument and a level playing field is really so important. well i guess a week in to it we would expect a lot of stores in california to see growing sales as customers flocking to the stores instead of buying on-line. well, don't hold your breath. it's not likely to be the case. people buy online for convenience, choice and lower prices without even getting into the sales tax. >>> last week democrat krysten sinema and republican fervor parker and paul less gammill took part in a debate in the district of arizona. that is the seat that was added to the state after the 2010 census. this debate courtesy of kaet tv in phoenix and the runs half an hour. good evening and welcome to this special vote 2012 edition of arizona horizon. i am ted simonson and tonight is a debate of candidates running to represent arizonas ninth congressional district in the u.s. house of representatives. as with all the horizon debate this is a formal exercise it is an open exchange of

what two things that no child left behind get right and what things degette rall? >> no child left behind did some things right. no child left behind helped shine a spotlight on achievement gaps across the country for low-income kids of color and brought the nation's get the seats and community attention to those gaps in a way that hasn't been done at a national scale before it was building on a lot of reforms across the country built on the clinton work but that was important. it made education a national priority. before no charnel left behind the was the date when education is a state and local responsibility should be a national party. i believe it helps settle the fact education is a national. even though it is a local responsibility to be on the upper hand there was major flaws and drawbacks rustling with today. the most significant flom no child left behind is that it asks for tight means as the secretary of education talks about, a lot of prescription on the specifics of accountability systems and lots of details and at least on the end. basically that stat