a hard-hitting interview with robert kelly and joe derosa about their new book. >>> the guys are scoring on the side, a book no one asked for by barely literal guys. i speak of "cheat, the guide to a man's infidelity." two of the authors are with us tonight. let's ask them why they are such terrible human beings. this book, i read it. i was disgusted, but i blurred it because i found it funny. but it was deplorable. >> here is the thing. this topic, if you are going to talk about it, you have to do it honestly. we did it in a hilarious way. >> but people who read it have to then say, i am disgusted by it, while they are reading it. >> very few people are saying that. most people say it is a relevant book and a good source for commentary. we are not telling you to cheat, greg. we are just telling you how to. >> if you are going to cheat, don't get caught. don't lose the woman you love. >> are you ruining lives. >> is it possible to get the abject look of disgust off sandra's face. >> if she read this book -- this is the best part of the book. women who read this book with a sense of humor

. >> bye-bye, sandra, well done, bill schulz, robert kelly. joe derosa. that does it for me. see you later. on. tonight. >> i know the president hopes for a safer, freer and more prosperous middle east, but hope is not a strategy. >> mitt romney hammering the president over chaos in the middle east and cbs news reporting the obama administration actually pulled some security before the american ambassador was murdered in libya. hume will comment. >> everybody here is incredible professional, they just perform flawlessly night after night. i can't always say the same. >> bill: president obama mocking himself for not doing well in the debate as more than 70% of the american public believe mitt we will have a follow-up report on that. >> you got to let them go. you got to unleash the machine. >> 'cause what could go wrong? [ laughter ] >> like they're doing real great now. >> bill: big rumble between stewart and me, your humble correspondent, has the folks talking. >> how is it that two personalities such as yourself share a willingness to come together when congress can't? >> b

>> i meter in 1963 at a party at jack youngerman's studio with ellsworth kelly and robert indiana and i was a kid and she was amazing. a lecture ensued about truth and beauty at that meeting and i think something clicked. i think when we meet people that we like that we have something in common with intellectually. something clicks and so -- incidentally youngerman was married to delphine serig who was a star, she was one of the most famous actresses in the world. i was this little kid from boston, it was very glamourous. and i met martin then and we begin a relationship but she didn't show with me at that point. she was with another gallery and in 1967 she stopped painting. she felt she had made all the paintings that were left inside of her. she said everything she had to say. and she bought an air flow trailer and went back to new mexico where had taught in the past and she rented some property on a mesa and i didn't see her for eight years and one day she walked into the gallery and she said i'm painting again, would you show my paintings? it was just like that. and my partner fre

talking to fran townsend, cnn legal analyst jeffrey toobin, jen psaki, and comedians joe derosa and robert kellyuide to infidelity: cheat." wonderful. "starting point" begins right n now. roland martin is the host of washington watch with roland martin on tv one. kelly ann conway is with us. and john berman, as always, is with us. the state department giving a detailed account of last month's attack on the u.s. consulate there. the house, the u.s. mission there. the house oversight committee will weigh in on security failings, saying it was not a spontaneous offshoot of protests, saying security personnel in benghazi were out manned and even a reasonable security presence would not have fended off the assault. that's their position. u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans were killed. anwar damon has more for us. >> reporter: all that remained in the u.s. compound in benghazi when cnn arrived on the scene three days after the september 11th attack. eyewitnesses told us it was a complex assault, the compound's first line of defense easily breached. according to one of the libyan g

>> joe derosa and robert kelly, comedians.hem ahead this morning as well. >> looking forward to that, soledad. >> i bet you. >> you are all good. >>> 43 minutes past the hour. the family of a professional basketball player from connecticut has filed a $210 million wrongful death lawsuit one year after he was killed in a post-game bar fight in romania. 23-year-old hardy was celebrating a victory when he was attacked in this city of jorju. the family is suing hardy's attacker. the romanian basketball league, his coach, and the two doctors who treated hardy. >>> expecting a cool space ran day view, a space exrobotic cargo ship approaching the international pace space this morning. if all goes as planned it will cautiously approach the station and then get grabbed by its huge robotic arm. that's in about half an hour. the capsule is loaded with supervis supplies. it's slated to stick around there for three weeks. >>> two senior state department officials now say there was owe oh there never was a protest before the deadly attack o

. >> kelly: we'll be watching, john roberts reporting, sir. >> jamie: great to see you, john, as well. with election day just around the corner, what does each candidate need to do in the final month ahead? angela mcglowan is it a fox news political analyst and dow, a former advisor to president clinton. doug, you first. what changed after the debate for the democrats. >> what changed the inhe have tiblty of president obama and showing the polls and reuters and rasmussen showing a close race or even a slight romney advantage, as in the rasmussen poll, but bottom line, president obama has got to get back to his core message of fiscal discipline and social compassion. and the governor romney is is an out of the mainstream extremist, he didn't deliver that on tuesday and he lost as a result. >> jamie: angela, what's the road map for republicans over the next 30 days. >> status quo. mitt romney, no question, that debate was a game changer, but jamie, a debate doesn't win an election, it sets the tone. he has to keep performing, keep talking about what he will do to create a better america

kelly who is now part of the i.c. delegation overseeing the city's development and spoke with robert that down yet. a great challenge for a big country in twenty fourteen this russian city of sochi will host the first winter olympics in the country's history. it is to be a well known seaside town but now with massive olympic preparations the future of the city itself is under construction benefits of having had the games will be there for ever in my opinion so it's a it's a better chance for this region today everyone in the world knows where searching is on the map i believe it's almost unique in the world because you have trees where the hockey tournament is going to be played and then twenty five minutes later by train a. fabulous ski resort this is very specific it's the sounds of russia it's very comparable to a place like this in france where you swim in the morning you wear your skin the morning and swim in the afternoon after a one hour car drive and. the world we know about it very soon holding the winter olympics in the southern climate is what makes the sochi games so special and so chal

kelly, kron 4. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. yes, the giants were the victors but the crowd was celebrating. fireworks filled the air. >> what started off as people celebrating. it quickly turned into something that giants fans would be ashamed of. this is a fire at mission/22nd.dle of te street. just to prove our will show you with the street side. this entire street signed. and at 22nd- valencia, more fires and people were set off fireworks. and at 6:00 p.m., they will spend time at ground zero what is supposed to be a celebration. that quickly turned into an extreme case. >> we are winning you to get out of the streets. this is people behaving badly. we're -- warning you -- >> not all were that destructive the victory parade is on wednesday with extensive coverage on kron 4 at 10:00 a.m. just beeis at&t park justine? >> good evening, pam everybody wants to get their hands on some world series gear. right now, i am wearing the cap. i would suggest that if you want one he should get one because they are going to sell out. >> i

roberts. justice sew mow meyer. >> what was your impression being there, kelly, as to his strange response there?t was really unexpected and i think it was influenced if you will, by the murmurs in the audience. david had urged the audience not to get involved during the debate and by and large they didn't. in these two instances you could almost feel the embarrassment sweep over the candidates and they are under a lot of pressure, certainly. greg gri wasn't asking if it was a current member. you could imagine brown might have gone back to some historical figure but he struggled a bit. republicans today are saying that both ted kennedy and john kerry voted to confirm scalia and it was a 98-0 vote. democrats are seizing on it and talking about some of the positions that scalia has take than they feel are too conservative. too conservative is not what scott brown wants to be associated with in trying to appeal to especially democrats in massachusetts who might be willing to cross over and vote for him. he's under a real disadvantage with the registration here, so many more democrats and as you've b

. >> kelly, tonight the head on a group opposing same sex marriage says anyone trying to create a controversy over this issue is distracted from the issue. >> you can see pastor robert anderson sitting on the right of your screen at a town hall meeting earlier this month. he quotes the bible when he says. >> those who practice such things are deserving of death. not only do the same but watch this, for those who awful approve of those who practice these things. if we don't vote against this, then we are approving these things that are worthy of death. >> i think it's wrong and disrespectful and mean spirited and i think they should apologize for it. >> that's not going to happen. this man released a statement which says any attempt to imply that the reading of strip chur was a call to harm gays and lez bens is false and pulls away from the true issues of this vote. >> not only are gays andless bee yans worthy of death, those who support them are also. idon't know how else you can take that. >> this group is also organizing against the same sex marriage issue. >> i don't think that's an effective way. we come with love and knowledge. god's word and his understanding.

kelly, good to have you with us. aig's chief wants a pat on the back. robertmoshe says the government deserves a thank-you from the federal government as his company has repaid what amounts to the largest government bailout in history. is this cheeky or deserved? >> i'm not a clinical psychologist, but this guy's arrogance borders on insanity in my view. he's been this arrogant from day one when he took a vacation right away when he first started working at aig. the whole point of aig bailout was to allow the company to have an orderly dissolution. he managed to twist that into becoming a successful company again. he owes us an apology and we don't owe him a thank you. >> i think this is taken a little bit out of context, though i agree it is juicy. here's a guy that took a job that was sort of unfillable. edward liddy left because he couldn't stand the frustration. hank greenberg was run out on a rail. benmosche came out of retirement for this. i think he wants a thank you for the turnaround and stability he's brought back to the company rather than the fact

carol kelly says that one of the man was shot in an 7 second avenue tuesday morning. one of these man was 22 year-old robert dole and overnight groundskeeper. >> and at this stage he had shown a commitment. he had shown commitment on getting his g e d. and a committed employee and a role model for his peers. a >>reporter: he was also a devoted father for his two year-old son. >> he has shown fast growth in terms of his development, personal growth and his family. >>reporter: in oakland haazig madyun kron 4. >>pam: and an 18 year-old from skyline was also shot by police in the month of may. officers say that he pointed the gun at officers and they had no choice but to open fire. the man family says that he should not have been killed. supporters say that they have been marching to the city hall after this meeting just wrapped up. they're demanding that the police report released. kron 4 has more. alicea? >>reporter: >> justice! (crowd chanting) >>reporter: shut the door after these protesters but they did not keep their mouth shut. they were rallying in front of the d.a.'s office before the assistant d.a. ca

robert e. lee are for sale. have any of them been stolen from archives or museums? that's what archival recovery team agents kellymitch yockelson are looking for. what would you be happiest to find? >> mitch yockelson: we're missing the wright brothers' patent. that would thrill me to no end to recover the patent for the flying machine of 1903. >> simon: when did it disappear? >> yockelson: we don't even know. we discovered it was missing around 2003 when a staff member had wanted to pull it for an exhibit commemorating the centennial. >> simon: also missing, the bombing maps of hiroshima and nagasaki. so where do these things end up? >> rosenstein: in foreign countries. for example, in eastern europe, there is a market-- a black market-- for american historical documents. >> simon: how do these black markets function and where are they? >> rosenstein: i think it's like any illegal market anywhere in the world. if you know of somebody who has a lot of money and wants to collect significant, unique items and you make that connection, then you may well be able to make the sale. >> simon: but barry landau has been p

roberts, thank you very much. fox news will bring you the presidential debate live tomorrow night. our prime time coverage beginning with anchors bret baier and megan kelly at 8:55 eastern. just minutes from now bret baier will be live with us for a debate preview coming inside the fox report. >>> right now the search for the suspect in a deadly spa and salon shooting in wisconsin has ended. the police chief there saying he was found dead this afternoon from a self-inflicted gunshot wound inside the salon building. the discovery coming after a six-hour manhunt that forced a lockdown of a shopping center, a country club, and a hospital in subyou arurban milwaukee. they believe the shooting was related to a domestic dispute. the man apparently had a restraining order against him. this all started around 11:00 local time. three people were killed, four others wounded. >>> vice-presidential nominee and wisconsin congressman paul ryan saying in a statement just a short time ago, quote, our thoughts and prayers are with today's victims and their loved ones. our gratitude goes to the first responders who rushed to save lives and secure the scenes. we will not a

robert. >> elsewhere, four former jpmorgan executives -- hello, there. these exec tifftives are learning the hard way that you never know who is listening to or recording your phone conversations at work. kate kellyubling details for us. >> bill, thanks. a slew of regulators and prosecutors have taken an interest in the engineers behind the so-called london whale case, which, of course, lost jpm nearly $6 billion. the sec, the occ, various state attorneys general and the u.s. attorney are all parties who are asking some pretty pointed questions about current and former employees, what they did, what they knew about these losing trades. the four london-based people most closely involved have all left the firm in recent months. the big question surrounding them right now, did they intentionally mismark their credit derivative positions to make them look better? "the new york times" reports today that the four will be interviewed soon by the fbi, including the most senior guy who will be interviewed in greece. making a criminal case, however, could be tough. bad intentions can often be hard to prove, and then there's the issue of nationalalty. two of the former traders are french. one is believed to

kelly ayotte, joining us from new hampshire today. >> thanks, andrea. >> joining me here at hofstra university to talk about this and the president's strategy going forward for this evening is robert gibbs, senior adviser to the obama campaign. and, of course, the president's former press secretary. we've got a windy, noisy day here. >> how are you? >> it's great. my first bit of advice always travel with your own crowd. it's great. >> i brought them along just for you. but seriously, if you can respond. you're not part of the intelligence circle at this stage but as an adviser you know how it works inside. you've been privy to the highest level of national security. what do you say to senator ayotte and lindsey graham and other senators who say that the president was either not informed or covering up? >> i will say this, that the shamelessness of that interview is really remarkable. the notion that anybody wants to find out what happened more in benghazi than barack obama, we have to figure out what happened and make sure it never happens again. but the lengths to which so many people in the republican party are going to play politics with this issue, i think is startling. ambas

robert gibbs. and bill oreilly, author of the new book "killing kennedy." chris wallace sits down with kelly.nn state of the union follows at 3:00. the host welcomes might be one, ted strickland, the former director of the cbo. at 4:00 bob sheiffer talks with david axelrod. the sunday talk shows three erring on c-span radio are brought to you as a public service by the network and c- span. again, they began at noon at"meet the press," > on the sixth day after being an office, we were sitting in the oval office. larry summers said, mr. president, looking at this year 's budget, you will have $1 trillion deficit. he said, i have not done anything yet. >> we cannot keep looking our children in the i knowing that we are going to give them a diminished future. we are spending their money today. it is a very simple idea. mitt romney and i will bring it to washington. we have to stop spendin

roberts on the campaign trail. governor romney will deliver the speech at 1:00 p.m. in the afternoon. coverage begins on "america live" with megyn kelly which begins at 1:00 p.m.. bill: paul ryan rallying supporters in virginia, 13 electoral votes there. he compared governor's plan to the president obama's economic record in charlottesville. >> here is the issue. he promise the economy would grow at 4.3% if we pass the stimulus. it is growing at 1.3%. we know if we go with more of same suite get more of the same with a debt crisis. these five agenda solutions are specific ideas to get people back to work. to get people who used to be in the middle class in poverty back in the middle class. bill: ryan went on to warn president obama is proposing nothing different for four years, therefore the country should expect nothing different from him if reelected. martha: governor romney focusing a lot of energy on the critical swing state of ohio of course. ♪ . big crowd in defines, ohio. it is a small untown -- defiance. he says his debates with president obama have supercharged his campaign while he claims the president's campaign is shrinkin