aviation boulevard that's going to tie you up and an issue in frederick road between roxbury and highway 32. north highway 140 a crash knocking out the left lane. charley. >> all right. unusual weather in greenland being blamed for heavier than normal ice melt. this is what they are seeing now. massive ice melts. scientists blame this on warmer air or global warming. national -- nasa says it's the worst they have seen for years. time to go new york for good morning america. they will talk about the storms and you will talk about food and chocolate and we promise, m&m's. >> thank you. >> have a great weekend. >> bye. >> abc2 news your place to go. >> bye.

the other, roxbury, mass. both having dooueling events., tomorrow barack obama is spending another day in florida, andrea, which i think suggests how important the state is. and mitt romney, massachusetts, obviously not a swing state. his home state, not a swing state, but will be in new hampshire very much a swing state tomorrow. so, yep, they're not going anywhere i don't think that isn't a swing state these days. >> and with kelly ayotte, as a matter of fact, in new hampshire tomorrow. thank you very plumuch, chris cillizza. that does it for us for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." my colleague has a look at what's next on "news nation. >>> our next hour, president obama in florida beginning a two-day visit there in the sunshine state. we'll hear from president in our hour. we'll also have our panel weigh in on that visit. >>> and the sunshine state's voter purge takes a wrong turn after a woman is knocked off the voting rolls not once but twice there. the state says she's dead but connie smith very much alive. in fact, so much

. >>> well, they walked into a movie, but not anticipating this scene, in the roxbury section of bostonis in luxembourg for the production of the heat. the scene played out on the street. >> a friend of mine, we thought that this scene was part of the movie, and i'm like, no, this is real-life footage. >> all passengers went to the hospital with bumps and bruises. why the bus driver crashed into the movie van, it was the drivers second trip on the route and he had gone around the bus for the first time. >>> well, they may be on their all-star break, but tonight we're cheering for some of our favorite o's. more on baltimore's all-stars and the prep for tonight's big game. >>> and what's hotter on twitter? tweeting about church or beer? take a guess. we'll have the answer. >>> all right. we're taking you live to kansas city right now. we're getting ready to cheer on our o's tonight. we have three o's playing tonight. we will all be cheering them on. >>> all right, shifting gears, we have those facebook friends always bragging about something. social media is becoming very competitive. ros

. >>> mitt romney in roxbury, massachusetts, suburb of boston there.e just started speaking moments ago. let's take a listen. >> someone else isn't responsible for what he did here. he's the one that took the risk. he's the one that built this enterprise. he's the one responsible for helping get these people these jobs. and then the people who work here, they're also responsible for helping build this business. they came together and did it together. this is not the result of government. this is the result of people who take risk, who have dreams, who build for themselves and for their families. now, i know there are some people who think what the president has said was just a gaffe. it wasn't a gaffe. it was instead his ideology. the president does, in fact, believe that people who build enterprises like this really aren't responsible for it. but, in fact, it's a collective success of the whole society that somehow builds enterprises like this. in my view, we ought to have to celebrate people who start enterprises and employ other people. the presiden

mitt romney speaking with supporters in roxbury, massachusetts.her side of the screen, guess who else just started speaking, the president himself. he is in jacksonville, florida. by the way, this is his seventh trip to florida this year. let's see what he says. >> -- a big state like florida, and we'd have to travel across the state. and i didn't have air force one back then. no marine one. so i didn't even have gps. so i'd be driving, maybe i'd have one staff person in the car. and since we didn't have map quest, i had to have a map, and i'd fold it and then i'd try to unfold it, and fold it back the way it was, and i'd get it all messed up. and i'd get lost, and then once i got to an event, i'd have to find parking, and sometimes i couldn't find a parking spot or i'd get rained on. but, you know, i have such fond memories of those early campaigns. because no matter where i went, no matter what community, inner city, rural town, meeting with black folks, white folks, latinos, asians, native americans, didn't matter what background people came fr

touring the small business in roxbury, massachusetts, the former governor said the president was wrong when he said business owners don't build companies without government help. >> the president does in fact believe that people who build enterprises like this really aren't responsible for it. this is not the result of government. this is the result of people who take risk. >> reporter: romney accused the president of not doing enough to create jobs while holding more than 100 fund raisers in the last six months. >> the job he's interested in protecting is his own. >> reporter: romney campaigned to new hampshire friday, the president florida. danielle nottingham, cbs news, washington. >>> 5:07. i am watching your money. shares of google up 3% after another strong quarter. the number one search engine said earnings rose 11%. that was more than expected. but sales were slightly below predictions. here's why. the average cost advertisers paid to google for each ad click, that actually fell 16% from a year ago. microsoft also reported profits which beat wall street's estimates. after the b

partners in health has exported the model of using community health workers to american communities like roxbury> you've been an inspiration to so many people. >> thank you. >> paul farmer's success has made in a celebrity in the world of global health care. he won a macarthur genius award. heady stuff for a man from humble means. his mother was a grocery store cashier; his father a schoolteacher who chose an unconventional lifestyle for his family. >> you grew up on a bus? >> it was actually a bus that had been used to take x-rays in a tuberculosis screening program. see, you see, this is why i don't like talking about my biography, because that sounds so neat, right? i lived in a bus. >> neat? it seems pretty hard-core to me, grew up on a bus. >> no, but i mean it was a tuberculosis bus, and then later i became a tuberculosis expert. >> he came from a family of eight. and he said even though it was crowded on that bus in florida, he didn't feel deprived, but rather, adventurous. you ate your meals on the bus? >> we did. until we moved onto the boat. >> you lived on a bus for a while and then o

many years after coming in, malcolm had gone through his period of bouncing from michigan to boston, roxbury. and begins to hang out with the malcolm shorty -- in the film sure he is played by spike lee. of course, shorty takes exception to his characterization in that book, of course he died in 1998. it's amazing that a lot of this could've probably been really solved if they had gone to malcolm, and again interviewed him about that situation. it's amazing that they valu so much that manning marable just took without like further investigation. that he had an opportunity. i mean, the guy was around since 1990. he wrote his autobiography. a few months before his death, the book came out with an introduction by cornell west. co-edited by paul, work with malcolm jarvis on the boat. nothing is ever said about william paul lennon, who is a man that supposedly malcolm was sprinkled outcome powdered on an bring into sexual climax. so that constitutes homosexuality, and i mean, it sounds like a masseuse to me if anything. sprinkle some talk about it and rub, hey, how does 60 into a? i guess the mer