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let's play for you a couple of clips of robert gibbs and david axelr axelrod. here they are. >> mitt romney says anything to get elected and you have to wonder what they say when they're president of the united states. >> so, yes. i'm saying that he was dishonest. >> would you say he lied in. >> well, i'm saying that he was dishonest in the answers. you can characterize that any way you want. >> did mitt romney change his positions for that debate? >> you know, this has been the oddest few days, you know, narrative coming out of the democrats, the fact that somehow mitt romney changed what he's been saying for the debate. you know, and the other thing is i find it so childish that if you can't -- if barack obama couldn't find it in himself to call out barack obama on the table and come up with the one liners and the attack lines then, you know, it kind of goes to show you that he didn't bring the a-game to the debate. >> if those two different questions -- >> i'm going to call him a liar now. no. talking about the tax plans at the rallies. he was saying the sam

david: robert gray, thank you very much.: when stocks begin trading tomorrow a lot of people will want to jump back into their portfolios and move things around. there is a widely-held dow component stock that will be much of the focus. that is hewlett-packard. the world's largest technology company is unveiling its new lineup of printers today. hewlett-packard's two new products are designed to reduce costs for its users. the company hoping to get investors excited about the printing business which does continue to suffer. joining me now hp executive vice president of printing and personal systems todd bradley. todd, first a question as it relates to the storm. did you consider holding off on the unveiling because of the hurricane because the focus would be on the printers? >> hey, liz. no we didn't, actually. we certainly paid attention to the storm. paid a lot of attention to our employees and our customers and been very, very focused on their well-being, this is global launch. liz: yeah. >> and we're well down the road a

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robert. >> thanks, michelle. davidmail touched off an online fire storm after we first reported it yesterday morning. this was the e-mail in which the westgate resort ceo told his employees if obama is elected i might have to lay off all my workers or shut down the company and fire all 7,000 of them. yesterday, david siegel told us he wasn't threatening his workers, just educating them. mark cuban isn't buying it. he said he thinks siegel's e-mail shows perhaps poor judgment. telling or forcefully suggesting how your employees should vote is the exact way to create problems among your workers and reduce productivity, he tweeted. i received calls from many westgate employees yesterday. their reaction was a little more mixed. some said they agreed with siegel and were proud of the comments. others say he did the same thing in the 2008 election and that siegel was again strongly suggesting that workers, quote, vote for his party. look, it's his company. he can do what he wants. while this may not be the textbook managemen

is why we've been able to hold up and not have these major selloffs -- david: hey, todd, we got the news from alcoa. go ahead, robert gray. >> reporter: that's right, david. alcoa's numbers coming in. when you exclude items on an operating basis, they earned three cents per share, the estimate was for break even, zero scents. revenue number's $5.8 billion for the quarter exceeding the estimates of $5.54 billion. they did take down their forecast to 6% from 7% citing the slowdown in china, saying that will impact the second half. look, though, they do still see seven and a half times current demand by the year 2020. they're standing by that, and they're also saying that according to alcoa what they're seeing as far as demand goes, it is separating the price of aluminum from fundamentals, it is clearly following the macro sentiment as the folks at alcoa put it. three pennies breaks the estimate for break even. david: i'll go back to todd at the cme on this. the fact is expectations were really poor, so anything on the plus side, that may pop. we see a little bit of a pop in the stock after hours, but this is good news

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the on the sunday morning shows, a couple of top advisers, david axelrod and robert gibbs calling it him dishonest. one said governor romney has a strange relationship with the truth. >> mitt did a superb acting job. you know, he did everything but learn tap dance. >> he was dishonest when he said he never proposed $5 trillion in tax cuts, that was dishonest. you said on the broadcast to 70 million americans, i will repeal obama care, but i will still be able to cover people with pre-existing conditions. ten minutes after the debate sent he someone into the pressroom to say he really didn't mean that. >> reporter: ed gillespie, cop adviser of the romney campaign, eshlsly accusing the obama campaign of being sore losers on abc this morning. he compared them to 7-year-olds that lost the checkers game and cleared the board off the table. fredricka. >> let's talk about the president's plans. he'll be returning to ohio. he spent a lot of time in that swing state feeling that it's particularly vital, much more vital than other swing states like, say, florida? >> reporter: it really is. i m

david said so. ♪ >> i'm robert gray with your fox business brief.t the closing bell following comments from fed head ben bernanke. bernanke defended the central bank's latest bond buying stimulus plan saying strong action is necessary to reignite economic recovery and spur job creation. the dow and s&p closing higher today. the nasdaq, slightly lower. >>> aluminum giant alcoa says it is taking a $85 million environmental charge for the third quarter. it is related to a cleanup near a river near one of its new york state smelters. alcoa is slated to report quarterly results next week. >>> workday may raise as much as half a billion dollars in its initial public offering. the cloud based human resources company plans to tell 22.8 million shares. they may fetch as much as 24 bucks each. that's the latest from fox business, giving you the power to prosper. start of the day. on the company phone list that's a few names longer. you see us bank on busier highways. on once empty fields. everyday you see all the ways all of us at us bank are helping grow our

david cody, honeywell is one of those ceos. joining us in this discussion, here for the remainder of the show, robert johnson, founder and chairmanmpanies, and a cnbc contributor. welcome to both of you. >> nice to be here. >> i'm reading this story this morning about this call for deficit action. david wesle, the writer, says what i thought was the most interesting piece of it. we were debating this around the table. he writes, the declaration -- what you are suggesting -- differs sharply with those of other business groups which urge washington to deal with the deficit and avoid across the board spending cuts and tax increases. there's a suggestion here you're willing to raise revenue. and sort of a debate we've been having around the table of what that means. >> raising tax revenue but lowering overall rates to broaden the base. >> here's the way i would describe it. when it comes to business groups, i would say any group down there that's a lobbying organization, they all want to wait until the action begins so that they properly positioned for the negotiation. and there's a group of us saying, okay, it's fine to do that when

i can only go on what robert gibbs and david axelrod and the president himself said.was too polite. i don't think it had anything to do with his level of politeness, i think it has to do with he doesn't have a record to run on. all the style points in the world are gont to help you when you have unemployment hovering around 8% and a $16 trillion deficit -- national debt that the president has run up with the last four years over $1 trillion in deficits every single year. that's the real record. and all the style points aren't going to help him. >> i'm sure the president is going to point out that mitt romney has a $5 trillion proposed tax cut but he doesn't explain how he's going to pay for that and make sure it doesn't increase the nation's deficit. the democrats, the obama campaign, put out a new web ad featuring the former president, bill clinton, on this very specific point. i'll play it for you. >> he says we should deal with the debt by first of all cutting revenues by $5 trillion more. say how are you going to pay for that? well, we're going to pay for it by re

robert. we're going to bring in the ceo who actually wrote the letter. westgate resorts davidgel joins us now on the phone. also joining us is carly fior a fiorina, who sat at the top of hewlett-packard. we're going to get her reaction in a minute. first to you, mr. siegel. what has been the reaction inside your company from your employees? >> mostly positive. maybe the people that are negative haven't reacted, but the reaction that i've gotten so far has been very positive. i was coming to work today and actually had an employee stop in the parking lot, get out of their car, and come over and say we're behind you and believe in what you're doing. so not only is the reaction from my employees, but i've gotten hundreds of e-mails, 90% positive. i've had phone calls from around the country, people all very positive. it wasn't my intention when i sent the private memo to my employees for it to get outside of the company, but someone apparently sent it to the media. next thing i know it's gone viral. >> so maybe somebody's going to lose their job anyway. anyway, bearing in mind, m

. >> lieutenant robert did you value a said a few people tried to cash in these stolen chips. gaming expert davidhort said it's not easy to cash in high denomination chips. >> if you are playing at that level you usually have credit and they know you pretty well. so it's more difficult to turn in that than say a 25-dollar chips. >> and reps add the redeemable value is only about 10. >> and it's not like stealing cash. there's basically one place on earth where you can cash these in. >> short says he doesn't understand why people continue to try to rob casinos because as you know, the house always win. >> reporter: coal is wanted on suspicion of burglary and other charges. >>> a 12-year-old girl who disappeared saturday was murdered. adam never came back from a bike ride on saturday. her body found yesterday outside a home just a few blocks from hers. a 15-year-old and 17-year-old who lived there are accused of the murder. >>> a bizarre twist in a vicious killing of a woman. she was 8 1/2 months pregnant and was set to get married the day after she was killed. say the killer left a note at the sce

robert. >> reporter: good evening, larry. very clear indeed. david siegel, the ceo of westgates resorts sent an e-mail to employees say figure obama wins, they could all lose their jobs. quote, if any new taxes are levied on me or my company as our current president plans, i will have no choice but to reduce the size of this company. he says, you can find me in the caribbean sitting on the beach with no employees to worry about. what makes this e-mail so explosive is that its author is david siegel. the man who built the largest home in america. he and his wife built a 90,000 square foot palace near orlando. he said it's not about his own fortunes. he said, i have enough money to last the rest of my life and for my children. but his workers, he says, are the ones who will be in trouble if obama is elected. he said, quote, i'm not telling them who to vote for, i just want them to be informed when they pull that lever. back to you, larry. >> robert, let me just clarify. is he talking about obama care fees and taxes? because his workers' taxes shouldn't

david pang happens to be on vacation all week so i spoke with his supervisor, robert chun. and he reviewed the documents before you here tonight. and it was his opinion that the review, having to do with this work, was appropriate. and he didn't see that there were any missteps with the review from the dbi perspective. i also noted that 22 special inspections are relating to this scope of work, which include items relating to the structure as well as the geotechnical aspects of the construction. so we will be doing our dbi inspections, as necessary for the construction, when it is underway. and we will also be requiring those special inspections to be submitted to us with letters of certification, final letters at the end of the work and we will not sign off any approvals for the project until we have approved those certification letters and we're happy that everything is being monitored throughout the course of the work. so i believe that dbi also sent out notification to the adjacent building owners, as i understand it, it's a notification of a structural addition to the

robert is looking at them. a stock moving higher on this. david: in the pits of the cme with more on this. telling us about what is happening overseas affecting the market. flex focus on intel for the moment. we don't see much of a change, little bit of a pop after hours, what do you think of these numbers? >> it was easy to beat. the stock has taken a 35% hit this year from th a high of 29. a natural bounds. i would expect this stock to stabilize and maybe a little bit down from here. it is not participating in the overall market. liz: everybody is waiting to see how windows 8 will affect things. i keep on hearing later in october, we're almost at later in october while intel says they are pleased with the ultra book sales, the question is the street pleased? >> that is what we are looking at. telling you it is not real thrilled with what is going on. there is not a lot to look forward to. a great company and eventually will grind their way back up. so hard to move the stock up eventually we get the next up like in the market to get the stock to actually move. david: we have to move on, b

the police were cracking down on teenagers buying booze when david robert morris iii popped open hisrunk exposing the weapons. the san diego state university student also had a military knife and he was arrested for suspicion of drunk driving and may also face some weapons charges. no word yet what he was doing with all of those weapons. well, a day of campaigning with mitt romney was cut short after the his oldest daughter was injured in an accident. and amanda rubio's golf cart crashed, and she is he' now in fair condition. >> she's doing better, and talking and the whole family is next to her, and we hope that everything is going to be much better tomorrow. >> alisyn: his daughter is 12 years old. i may have said 24. but the rubio family say that senator and mrs. rubio are grateful for all the outpouring of support and prayers. ten minutes after the top of the hour on this sunday morning, still ahead. so much more trance pairsy and the president pressed by a local reporter, about the deadly attack in libya twice and the president didn't answer. breaking news out of hawaii where a

today, host david gregory welcomes robert gibbs senior adviser to the obama campaign, also newt gingrichnd former california governor arnold schwarzenegger. at 1:00 p.m. here abc's this week reaired and another appearance by robert gibbs of the obama campaign also on the program ed gillespie senior advisor though romney campaign and bill o'reilly and author of the new booking with killing kennedys "at 2:00 p.m., fox news studded sunday reairs with host wallace. and debate coach brett o'donnell also maryland democratic governor martin he mali. cnn state of the union repair airs at 3:00 p.m. eastern time and welcomes ohio attorney den are and former democratic governor ted strickland and the former director of the congregational office. chief economists at moody's analytics. at 4:00 p.m. eastern, bob schieffer host of cbs's face the nation talks with david axelrod senior adviser to the obama campaign. the sunday network talk shows reairing are brought to you as a public service pay the network and c-span. again those reairs begin at noon eastern with meet the press from nbc, 1:00, this wee

cross-talk european separatist aspirations i'm joined by david torrance in london he is a writer journalist and broadcaster also in london we have robertoulds he is the director of the bruges group and in strasbourg we crossed a year ago chutneys and i caught keith he is a liberal member of the european parliament and head of the german make a business association in germany so i gentlemen crossed out roles in effect that means you can jump in any time one day but if i go to you first. the nobel prize peace prize went to the european union but at the same time we have.

cross-talk european separatist aspirations i'm joined by david torrance in london he is a writer journalist and broadcaster also in london we have robert oulds he is the director of the bruges group and in strasbourg we crossed a year got shot he's a cocky he is a liberal member of the european parliament and head of the german hellen make a business association in germany all right gentlemen crossed out girls in effect that means you can jump in any time one day but if i go to you first. the nobel prize peace prize went to the european union but at the same time we have. the citizens of spain citizens of the u.k. citizens of it. only citizens of belgium want to leave their mother state if we want to put it that way separatism i mean i thought this was all in the past it's the union now how do you explain the difference in new trends well well in in a sense there is no difference i mean separatist movements of exists in all these countries to some extent for a very long time in scotland in the u.k. scase and scotland way back to the late nineteenth century and it's important to emphasize that although the european union and the eurozon

roberts. justice sotomayor. i think they're very kwqualifie people. >> scalia and sotomayor don't exactly -- >> that's the beauty of being an independent, david. >> if you had to pick one. if you had to pick one. >> listen, i don't need to pick one. we have plenty of justices up there, and i'm proud of the ones we have. >> ms. warren, who would be your model supreme court justice? >> i think it would probably be elena kagan. >> all right. >> warren later took to twitter where she retweeted a link to a news article highlighting senator brown's answer on the supreme court. as for the red sox, elizabeth warren said manager bobby valentine deserves another year. senator brown did not take a position, saying he would leave it up to red sox management. an important question in massachusetts. >>> this morning early in-person voting begins in ohio, one day ahead of the first presidential debate in denver. that's where mitt romney was last night where he made his last scheduled public appearance before tomorrow night's face-off. the republican candidate received the endorsement of a local legend, hall of fame quarterback john elway. he introduced romney to a

the obama campaign and supporters, including big wigs like david axelrod and robert gibbs along with several cable tv anchors. >> i think you know who -- ali has been tweeting. >> i doubt if that's andrew. >> would like you to believe that the bls -- that the data is handled like gold in fort knox, gun carrying guards watching their every move. highly trained white gloved super agents counting and recounting each number. when in fact, there are 60,000 households that these census workers call on the phone, try to get a hold of them over a one-week period asking a list of questions and recording their responses. these are all government workers making the calls. in fact, in the handbook of methods of the bls, they talk about the possibility of subjectivity and bias creeping into it and to not really put too much stock in this. >> i think it's over a page in the bls handbook. >> considering that if you work either 34 hours a week or one hour a week, anywhere between one hour and 34, you could be employed. so if you got one babysitting job for an hour, that could be counted as employed.

robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> happening now, president obama is back in the bay area trying to drum up support and campaign dollars. ktvu's david stevenson is live. >> reporter: supporters and critics outside bill graham civic auditorium. we learned the president is expected to arrive within the hour. part of a sweep through the bay area that is expected to net 5.5 to $6 million. this is his last campaign appearance before the election and that brought out hundreds of supporters and protesters. people here are here to demand an immediate withdrawal of troops in the middle east. >> we are not funneling drugs to the black market. we are keeping patients like myself from having to resort to the black market. >> if they could explain how we could get 60 votes in the senate, look, this is their great democratic process. >> reporter: hundreds of supporters of the president lined up to pick up tickets for the bill graham civic auditorium, that includes a dinner and a concert. tickets range from $100 to $20,000 a person. the president will address the audience and some home he will be more forceful in his remark than in the presidentia

how to make money on the markets today, finally, i want to bring in david, point view wealth management president and roberta, shore vest capital management ceo. robert, market participation. there are people manning the desks at the trading floors today, but limited staff, and there are connection issues. right now, communication issues. what do you make of the market? is it real? >> yeah, i mean, there's issues. like you said, there's no communications there on the floor. in general, i think volume is going to be light regardless this week. there's an election tuesday, uncertainty out there. you know, even without the storm, i did not expect a lot of market participation this week anyway. as far as the last two days, closing the markets, people expected a huge selloff today. that didn't happen. i think going into month's end, a lot of the big institutional money managers out there moving the market around are at the sidelines. there's low volume until the middle of next week. cheryl: david, nicole said it's on par now. what do you think of it? >> no question about it, we urge people to stay on the sidelin

and guest host robert johnson plus honeywell chairman and ceo david cote on the campaign to solve america'sbox" starting tomorrow at 6:00 a.m. eastern. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're both running a nice, clean race. no need to get nasty. here's your "honk if you had an affair with taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. now save 50% on banners. >>> let's get back to becky and warren buffett for the last word. >> thank you. last word is sort of a free word association game that we've been playing lately. i say a word and you tell me what it makes you think of and the question we get most frequently about you coming on is what should they be buying right now. if i say buy, you say? >> i say hold. the idea the european slowdown or this and that or anything like that would

in america george mcgovern stood in the tradition of henry david author row of william brian and more recently of robertng. when the wounded veteran in vietnam needed a voice he was there. when the hungry child in american poverty needed a choice, he was there. when women, minorities and young people sought to breakdown the barriers of a closed political system, his voice was there. when sinister voices corrupted the political system and haunted the corridors of power in washington, he was there to warn us. voices of conscience make us uncomfortable. our political system forces them to the march. those made uncomfortable by george mcgovern's voice of conscious dismissed him as a liberal in an age which rids libber lism. he was larger than any liberal particularly a non-niesed one. liberals did not get elected and re-elected in conservative states which they did not take on unpopular causes particularly in recent years and most of all liberals did not fly dangerous missions in defense of our nation. this made his many critics who avoided military service especially uncomfortable. somewhere in some small

roberts. justice sotomayor. they are very qualified people there. >> the key there, the question from david gregory was name yourel supreme court justice. brown appeared to pause there in an awkward way. didn't seem prepared for that. the first name that came to mind is one of the most conservative justices scalia. he followed quickly with kennedy who is the swing vote, but it was an awkward moment, especially because of the crowd reaction which we saw in both of those exchanges that appeared to make the candidates feel a bit of the embarrassment or awkwardness of the moment. that is what debates can do. they put candidates in uncomfortable positions and voters have to decide how they fared. there were lots of substantive talk of the issues throughout the debate. those are revealing glimpses. >> i'm going to ask you to stand by and bring in michael to the conversation. last night david gregory went to the native american controversy. i want to play how each responded. >> i have never used the information about our native american heritage to get any advantage. not to apply to college, not to apply to law school

david asman for the closing bell. dave: breaking news on this plot to bomb the federal reserve bank. roberty has the latest details on a plot that was thwarted by the fbi. robert: thanks very much. the fbi arrived thwarting an alleged attempt at bombing the federal reserve of new york in lower manhattan, a middle eastern and bought what he thought was a thousand pound bomb and assemble it aad attempted to detonate it today on liberty street in lower manhattan but he bought a fake device from an fbi undercover agent, went to a nearby hotel, tried to phone it in and detonate it using a phone. it did not work. the fbi is out with a statement now. fbi in new york saying, quote, is important to emphasize the public was never at risk in this case because two of the defendant's accomplices were an fbi source and an fbi undercover agent. the fbi places the highest priority on printed credited -- preventing acts of terrorism. more in a few moments. liz: the market reaction has been nil. let's go to nicole petallides at the stock exchange. i'm sure they are chattering about that the wedding on earnin

david stevenson says they hope this will help them answer other questions about the disease as well -- robertnda says they hope this will help them answer other questions about the disease as well. >> reporter: they hope it will answer questions about the outbreak but also clear up mysteries of the disease itself. while yosemite national park still has spectacular views, right now not so many visitors. so the drop off provides a window to test employees for hanta virus. spread by exposure to droppings from rodents in this case deer mice. five confirmed cases including two deaths were traced to yosemite tents this summer. >> i think it has potentially a lot to do with how little we know about the disease. it's a fairly new disease to science. >> reporter: starting today hundredsover yosemite's workers are voluntarily undergoing blood tests to help the department of health to learn how many had been infected throughout the years without knowing them since symptoms are often mild. from a questionnaire try to find out how they were exposed to determine prevention methods. it is a rare opportunity

robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now to san francisco where ross mirkarimi fight to keep his fight is finally over. ktvu's david stevenson is live with what he and his opponents are saying. david? >> reporter: he got his job back but there is still a lot of work ahead for ross mirkarimi. >> reporter: ross mirkarimi arrived at his office at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. >> new day. we want to move forward. mend fences. >> reporter: his first appearance since he was suspended in march. board of supervisors put him back in the post last night. >> this could have been avoided by ross mirkarimi not having engaged in the conduct he was engaged in. >> reporter: mayor ed lee made clear the tension ahead. >> we are fulfilling our obligation to work together. >> i took the mayor seriously when he was on the stand under oath he said that can he work with me upon being reinstated and his answer was yes. >> reporter: ross mirkarimi is meeting with the interim sheriff. >> a lot of issues, reports that are coming due. work on realignment. >> reporter: and we confirmed ross mirkarimi will receive 7 months worth of back pay, separa

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david: another u.s. bank is threatened as hackers continue their attacks on our financial institutions. is your money safe? details straight ahead. >> i'm robert your fox business brief. stocks fell as corporate profit outlooks and the federal reserve's latest assessment of the u.s. economy did little to soothe growing concerns over the globe economy. red arrows across the board. >>> mcgraw-hill may soon have bids for its education unit. reuters reported private equity firms including bain capital and apollo global management may be making their final plays for the unit at the end of this month. mcgraw-hill may decide not to sell but spin off the unit if it bids fail to meet its price target the more than $3 billion bucks. >>> wall mart doesn't expect a drop off in consumer gdp or spending. it plans to open smaller neighborhood stores and expanding the e-commerce business with a same day delivery test for the holidays. the stock was at a record high today. that's the latest from the fox business, giving you the power to prosper david: the internet search company blucora is transforming its business pushing beyond the search space as its stock

what david was saying earlier when we were talking about mitt romney wanting to turn back the clock. he sounds like the robertbelieves hard work is only by the fat cat on wall street. he's not talking about the work stimulus, the auto bailout, main street. his definition of business is only about wall street. >> he's also trying to make himself appeal more moderate, trying to redo himself right before your very eyes, david. minnesota senator norm coleman, let me use him as an example, he's a romney surrogate, talking to concerned voters in ohio yesterday. watch what he says. >> choices an issue for a lot of people. roe v. wade wasn't reversed. >> now, romney has stated clearly it is his personal desire to reverse roe versus wade. now he has surrogates out there saying, this isn't going to happen. i mean, this -- you're talking about etch-a-sketch, this is amazing. >> i am shocked, reverend, that you're shocked that someone connected to the romney campaign might say something that's not all together true. i mean, look at what we've seen for the last couple of weeks. mitt romney has been making -- in essence, m