st. augustine, florida. this is his third rally here in florida over the last two days.t one of the key issues that vice president biden talked about, women's issues. he talked about, he referenced that comment from governor romney in the last debate about binders. take a listen and look closely at what happened. >> when governor romney was asked a direct question in the last debate about equal pay for women, he started talking about binders. binder. >> now, there's obviously a lot of talk about binders. the obama campaign seriously feels like this is a winning issue for them. this issue of equal pay for equal work for men and for women. the romney campaign, on the other hand, feels like this talk about binders makes the president look small. let me read a statement from the romney campaign. "four years ago, candidate obama said the following -- if you don't have a record to run on, then you paint your opponent as somebody people should run away from." the statement goes on to say, "with no record to run on and no agenda for a second term, president obama has become the

st. augustine, florida. this is about 15 minutes. [applause] >> wow. thank you, st. augustine.s is miles. and parker. this is my other grandson. parker made his own sign. these are some of my grandkids. i am so blessed. it is so wonderful to have them with me. and my gorgeous daughter-in-law mary. she is expecting another grandchild. we are thrilled about that. it is wonderful to have these grandsons. everyone knows i have five sons. i have 18 grandchildren. what you probably do not know, 13 of them are boys. we are glad we like boys in our family. it makes it a lot easier. boys add such a dimension to my life. they taught me a lot of patience. the other thing that boys taught me, lay it all on the table. and then it is over. it is amazing what you learn from children. i am so thrilled to have had these extraordinary women. are we not lucky to have such strong women? [applause] there is no one on the stage that can appreciate the sentiment better than cindy mccain. i said, sweetheart, i'm never doing this again. he looked at it and he laughed. he said, you say that after every

st. augustine, where he's holding a campaign rally. let's listen to what he said moments ago. >> when my dad had to leave scranton for a year, to go down to wilmington to get up and get a new job and bring the family down, and things would be okay, i'll never forget, my kids, my siblings, it rings in our ears. from that point on, my dad used to say, some other job would come up, he would say, honey, a job is about a lot more than a paycheck. it's about your dignity, it's about your sense of self-worth, it's about a sense of respect. it's mainly, if you're a parent, to be able to look in your child in the eye and say, honey, it's going to be okay. and so many middle class people and working class people have been decimated. not only in the loss of a job, but financial impact. >> all right, vice president joe biden in florida, been skewering the state along with joe biden, he is in st. augustine. carrie dan is with the vice president. she joins us on the phone. you know, the vice president called out mitt romney for romnesia, that term w

st. augustine was established in the late 1850's during the separate but equal and in most cases on equal time. this school was started by the first order of black roman catholic nuns, the oblate sisters of providence out of baltimore, maryland. their purpose was to educate black children. these nuns persistence and unflinching sacrifice influence my mother's life and my life. my mother was in high school when the march on washington occurred. the weeks leading up to the march, my mother participated in many peaceful demonstrations and picket lines in front of the white house. again, this is another example of unshakable persistence and sacrifice. she did this being afraid and not reacting when the white agitators were spitting on her and her girlfriend. it was important for her to peacefully continue in her fight for justice and civil rights. i mother was the first to obtain a college degree and went on to an education in education that lasted for decades. my work ethic was derived from her. when you are the daughter of a teacher and administrator i had a front row seat to watching a wom

st. augustine, florida. one of those pushing for obama is the man who chaired the democratic national convention, los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> uncertain whether you could hear me. let me ask you first, you're in iowa today for the jackson day dinner. the president spent a lot of time there. the latest polls show the president is still leading in iowa, but ever so slightly. so what more can the president do in these closing days to outpace mitt romney? >> well, what we're doing today is encouraging people to early vote. we're making sure the people get to the polls. we have a very extensive ground operation. i think there are like 67 offices or so in the state of iowa. field offices talking to voters, getting them to vote early, and getting them to go to the polls. this is going to be a very close election. i have said that for a long time. i never thought that this was going to be a landslide for us. it's going to be very close, but in the e

st. augustine, florida. this is about 15 minutes. >> wow. thank you, st. augustine.s is miiles. and parker. this is my other grandson. parker made his own sign. these are some of my grand kids. i am so blessed. it is so wonderful to have them with me. and my gorgeous daughter-in-law mary. she is expecting another grandchild. we are thrilled about that. it is wonderful to have these grandsons. everyone knows i have five sons. i have 18 grandchildren. what you probably do not know, 13 of them are boys. we are glad we like the boys in her family. it makes it a lot easier. boy is at such a dimension to my life. they taught me a lot of patience. the other thing that boys taught me, lay it all on the table. and then it is over. it is amazing what you learn from children. i am so thrilled to have had these extraordinary women. are we not lucky to have such strong women? [applause] there is no one on the stage that can appreciate the sentiments better than cindy mccain. i said, sweetheart, i'm never doing this again. he looked at it and he laughed. he said, you say that afte

st. augustine, florida, near jacksonville.president joe biden is expected to speak any moment now. florida is a crucial swing state for both campaigns with 29 electoral college votes up for grabs. it takes 270 to win. if you'd like to hear vice president biden's remarks, the event will stream live on our website, foxnews.com. >> also, we're getting a brand-new snapshot of the state of the race in another crucial battleground state, and that's ohio. a lot of people say it may even come down to ohio. according to a brand-new fox news poll, the race tightening in the buckeye state from last month with president obama edging governor romney among likely voters, 46 to 43% inside that margin of error. among likely female voters, the president's lead also shrinking from last month against governor romney 49-39%. meanwhile vice presidential nominee paul ryan is campaigning right now in belmont, ohio, hoping to sway voters there about concerns about the economy and the future of the coal industry under president obama. as we've been te

if you decades later europeans from spain settled in st augustine florida then came the settlement of jamestown virginia by the british in sixteen zero seven and during this time white settlers ruthlessly push native americans farther and farther west also around this time the slave trade picked up and over the next three centuries twelve million africans were put on ships sold to white european settlers in america and forced to work as slaves with no human rights whatsoever as we know the slavery and usurpation of native american lands continued long after the revolutionary war was fought and all the while white men in america were starting businesses acquiring property accumulating wealth passing that wealth on to future generations that acquired more property open more business is an accumulated more wealth to pass on to more future white generations of african-americans on the other hand were slaves who own no wealth and had no economic rights what economic rights excuse me whatsoever for the most part african-americans were not starting businesses accumulating wealth and property

st. augustine florida, both men were killed in to their identities have not been released because family members are still being notified. levin gary, dan ponce. live in gary, dan ponce de. >> we showed you the largest .ponce. ponce, wgn news. >> it is a large-scale operation and at the same time the profits from that will be used to purchase firearms and that's where the violence comes and the superintendent himself talking about the biggest drug bust ever the crops to football field's wide were nestled deep inside the wetlands near stoney island, but it wasn't visible from the ground, a police chopper unit was on a routine flight yesterday when it spotted a path of a few familiar plants below. deliberately placed in the ground throw after row, there between 4-10 ft. tall as big as christmas trees who was one of the first on the scene yesterday says the lieutenant also an abandoned camp a tarp, a sleeping bag food no weapons and no sign of any criminals. it's extremely thick it's like walking through the john bull back in there that was earlier before street and sanitation workers arriv

st. augustine, and vp paul ryan campaigned in ohio. mr.his remarks on the rebuilding of the economy and job creation. a new fox news polls shows a very tight ohio race with 46% of likely voters supporting president obama, and 43% of likely voters supporting mitt romney. ohio has 18 electoral votes. >>> the numbers have jumped higher in the deadly fungal meningitis outbreak. 23 deaths are now tied to the outbreak, there are 228 new cases, including three joint infections. this week, the company was raided linked to the injections, most patients got sick after taking contaminated steroid injections used for back pain. >>> and a father died trying to protect his children, the victim of a vicious attack. the gunman opened fire on his man and his family, before setting fire to the house and the back of the main property. a four-year-old boy was also killed, and three others are in critical condition, including the child and the mother. >>> and one person killed, six injured after a bus tour with australians crashed near the border. the driver l

st. augustine florida today.dict in is for two police officers accused of beating a university of maryland student after a basketball game two years ago. one was found guilty of second-degree assault. another officer was cleared. >>> a tour bus driver is dead and six passengers seriously injured after a crash in northwest arizona. police think the bus driver had a medical problem that caused him to run off the road. authorities say dozens of other passengers suffered minor injuries. >>> the san francisco giants pitched their way to a win over st. louis. the starter looked great and the giants beat the cardinals 5-0 in game five. game six is tomorrow night in san francisco. >>> thank you very much. well, as we've said we're 17 days from the presidential election and both candidates are trying to sway voters in states like florida. mu polls are showing governor romney up three points over president obama in the sunshine state. joining us, florida attorney attorney pam bondy. great to see you. >> great to see you. >

st. augustine record," it was off script completely. we have everything scripted.learly not the views of the republican party of clay county or the mitt romney campaign. they did not deny the incident. this whole thing about it was a renegade, it was a rogue operation, those polling operations, those -- there are people sitting in rooms, sitting in call stations. you have people sitting next to you, sitting to your left and right. nobody ever heard her saying that? >> well, they claim not. >> these are phone banks. >> they're supposed to have scripts. if a person says "a," you say "b," if they say "b," you say "c." if this was a rogue, this was someone who -- >> the reason i bring this up is when they poll people like in ohio, when you see more than a third of the republican registered voters think he wasn't born in this country, the president, this isn't just something they come up with at home. they hear this. they get it through different channels and this is one of them. mr. isikoff, you have done it again. you've captured this case of corruption really. people

st. augustine, fla. -- republican caller. caller: i would like to see them spending more time letting people know about other things going on in the government and have been mentioned. the activities that they talk about are not necessarily all the things we should be concerned about. there's hardly any mention made about the comments joe biden made to the man who came to pick up the body of his son. i don't know that these are the kind people that we should ever presented last but no one will touch these issues. guest: if nobody touched those issues, you would not know about it. there's no shortage of information these days. these campaigns are being covered like never before and you can get a lot of the daily horse race aspect, but there's plenty of coverage of what the candidates are saying of the campaign trail and how that equates to the previous statements, policies they have enacted. i think that there is plenty of information for people. they just have to be willing to sit down and find it. host: here is "the bloomber

st. augustine, florida, when lightning strike hit out of the blue. he had also been hit, stinging from pain, kai sprung into action. >> dad, like, wake up and everything. and these people started running to him. >> anybody know cpr? >> tell them they need to do at least 100 compressions per minute. >> reporter: an ambulance arrived just minutes later. but he was in critical condition. >> they're putting i.v.s in him. >> reporter: those billion volts burned his skin. second-degree burns. but after a night in the icu, he survived. >> i'm feeling very thankful. i know, it could have been bad. >> reporter: and to celebrate, the duo intends to go right back out to kite surf. for "good morning america," abc news, matt gutman, miami. >> thanks, matt. make sure the skis are completely clear. not even questionable. >>> the pictures are in from montana. this from north dakota. there's snow and plenty of it. there's more cold air coming. we have about six to ten inches of snow in grand forks. fargo, one to three. the bigger story will be this cold air dropping

st. augustine and daytona. host: newport news virginia, support obama line. caller: hello. host: what did you think caller: of the:the debate was great. -- caller: the debate was great. i do not think jeremy from nevada knew what he was talking about. he says obama has been lying and hasn't been doing anything since he was in office. and it is time to get somebody else. that does not make sense to me. and then he says -- about groceries. he is voting for mitt romney. and mitt romney is basically looking down on him. he is basically the 37 per cent scnt. host: what you do in newport news? caller: i am a stay home mom. host: thank you for calling in. traci and north carolina on our support mitt romney line. caller: good morning. the comment that obama keeps saying is that he is trying to have jobs here in the united states, but back in january of 2010 we apparently in north carolina had an led manufacturer company that was awarded $39 million through a stimulus funded tax credit program, and half of the company employees are in china. so he is contradicting himself. and that

st. augustine, fla. caller: good morning. how are you doing?n ohio, understand early voting has started. how is that going? guest: it started on october 10. it is going well from what i understand. i have not been to the actual polling places. i have friends who have been. there was a woman on my program yesterday. she is backing issue 56 in ohio , which is for a fund to help the aging. they are concerned about that. the last item on everyone's ballot in ohio this year. i will take this opportunity to ask voters in ohio to please go all the way through your ballot. that is at the very bottom. please make sure you mark one of the other for it. i would like to vote for the issue, but i am not one to tell you to do that. early voting has been very popular in ohio. there was a u.s. supreme court ruling this past week. our secretary of state tried to eliminate the early voting the three days prior to november 6. that was party, saturday, and sunday. he tried to remove it from all 88 counties in ohio. there was an appellate court decision that struck

st. augustine, fla. -- republican caller. caller: i would like to see them spending more time letting people know about other things going on in the government and have been mentioned. the activities that they talk about are not necessarily all the things we should be concerned about. there's hardly any mention made about the comments joe biden made to the man who came to pick up the body of his son. i don't know that these are the kind people that we should ever presented last but no one will touch these issues. guest: if nobody touched those issues, you would not know about it. there's no shortage of information these days. these campaigns are being covered like never before and you can get a lot of the daily horse race aspect, but there's plenty of coverage of what the candidates are saying of the campaign trail and how that equates to the previous statements, policies they have enacted. i think that there is plenty of information for people. they just have to be willing to sit down and find it. host: here is "the bloomber

st. augustine, florida. i would like to see them spending more time letting people know about other things going on in the government and have been mentioned. the activities that they talk about are not necessarily all the things we should be concerned about. there's hardly any mention made about the comments joe biden made to the man who came to pick up the body of his son. i don't know that these are the kind people that we should ever presented last but no one will touch these issues. guest: if nobody touched those issues, you would not know about it. there's no shortage of information these days. these campaigns are being covered like never before and you can get a lot of the daily horse race aspect, but there's plenty of coverage of what the candidates are saying of the campaign trail and how that equates to the previous statements, policies they have enacted. i think that there is plenty of information for people. they just have to be willing to sit down and find it. host: here is "the bloomberg inside

st. augustine. i brought the friends with me. this is miles. say hi, miles. and parker, this is my other grandson, parker made his own sign. these are my -- some of my grandkids. i'm so blessed. it's so wonderful to have them with me today and my gorgeous daughter-in-law mary. as you can see, she's expecting another grandchild, so we're -- we're thrilled about that. it's wonderful to have all these grandsons. everyone knows i have five sons. everyone knows a lot of you know i have 18 grandchildren. what you probably don't know, 13 of them are boys. we sure are glad that we like boys it in our family. it sure makes it a lot easier. i think that boys add such a dimension to my life. they taught me a lot of patience. you know the other things the boys taught me which is great. hey it all on the table. and then it's over. it's amazing what you learn from children. and it's great. i am so thrilled to have had these extraordinary women that talked to you earlier. are we not lucky to have such strong women? [applause] there's probably no one on this stage can apprec