shepard back to you. >> steve harrigan in our florida newsroom.needs to tackle that growing threat of cyber attacks right now. that from the secretary of state of homeland security janet napolitano there was a cyber security summit in d.c. today. and she said the white house is drafting executive order to establish cyber security standards for private companies, president obama has not yet reviewed it similar legislation failed to pass the senate earlier this year. as the hack attacks have spread. remember, sources tell the fox business network that hackers recently targeted the web sites for several major banks including chase, bank of america, meantime, listen to secretary napolitano's response when a reporter asked her about her personal cyber security. >> don't laugh, but i just don't use email at all. >> really? >> yeah, yeah. >> because it's too time consuming or for security purposes? >> um, for a whole host of reasons. so i don't have any of my own accounts. [ laughter ] >> she is the one. the secretary says it's her own personal choice. t

steve harrigan is in our florida newsroom.hat's the biggest challenge from getting this shuttle from california to the museum. >> toughest part of this three day trip might be the final 12 miles. that's going to be on land. 1 0,000-pound shuttle moving through some of the streets of los angeles to its final resting place in the california science center. they have done the logistics on this for some months now. they have tropical depression down a few hundred trees which they will replant. even on the ground the technological hurdles are not over for the endeavour, shepard. >> shepard: once endeavour is in place. where will that leave all the shuttles? >> three more different cities across the u.s. the enterprise is already in new york city. of course, "discovery" is in washington, d.c. the shuttle with the least amount of movement still to go will be atlantis down the road here in florida at the kennedy visitor's space center, shepard? >> shepard: steve harrigan in south florida, thanks. this time captain problem is not the b

steve harrigan in miami. weather concerns in the end were put to bed. all systems go. morning, steve. >> reporter: twice delayed for weather but a takeoff at 7:20 this morning. thousands of floridians looking at a fine look at space shuttle endeavour. it will fly low over the space coast and other nasa facilities. it will finally end up in los angeles at los angeles international airport on friday. for mom floridians a bittersweet day. they're excited to see the shuttle up in the air bolted on the back of a modified 747. but it also means the end of a program they worked on the past three decade, bill. bill: steve, something to see once it arrives at the final destination. thank you, steve harrigan live in miami. go ahead? >> reporter: might be the most challenging and interesting part once it gets on the ground there in los angeles they have essentially have to drive it through parts of los angeles. like moving a five story building at one mile per hour before it reaches its final destination in the california science center. bill: holy cow. helicopters will be in the

steve harrigan is watching for us in miami.om nasa tv as we begin to see the space shuttle endeavor taxi out onto the runway. it's not going to be doing the flying today. it will be bolted on a modified 747. this will be its last flight after two decades of service. it's really a tribute to the space shuttle program and to endeavor. it's going to be nighing low over several nasa sites, stopping for a day in houston and then making its way out to los angeles international airport. once there, another remark annual technological feat. it will move on the ground. this space shuttle is the size of a five story building. it will be moved through congested parts of los angeles to its final resting place in the california science center where it will be part of a museum. so moving it on the ground 170,000-pound object through a city will be quite a site. they've been making preparations, moving street lamps, telephone poles, electric wires to get this ready. it's the youngest of the five space worthy shuttles. it was built after the c

steve harrigan joins us live from miami with an update, steve? >> reporter: jon, we've been watching this remarkable piggyback operation all day since it started in florida at 7:20 this morning. that is space shuttle endeavour is actually bolted onto a modified 747 and it really has been flying low over areas to show people, the shuttle one more time and also especially to honor workers at different nasa installations, flying low and really tipping the wings is a sign of respect for people that helped build the shuttle program over the past 30 years. after houston the endeavour will eventually make its way out to california to los angeles international airport. then perhaps the most interesting part of its journey will be a 12 mile stretch on the ground. you're basically going to see something as big as a five-story apartment building moved on ground through a congested urban area to parts of los angeles to its final destination in the california science museum. jon, back to you. jon: all right. steve harrigan keeping an eye on the endeavour jour

. >> harris: steve harrigan, thank you very much. in politics, keeping up with the candidates on the move and watching for governor mitt romney who's made now a quick change in his campaign schedule after a plane crashed at the airport in pueblo, colorado. the governor was scheduled to be speaking right now at a campaign event in that battle ground state. instead, that event in pueblo was canceled and a lot of the campaign saying they don't want to interfere with any investigation or emergency response effort after that plane crashed at the airport. and governor romney back on the trial tomorrow. where he will address the u.s. hispanic chamber of commerce in los angeles. a laboring labor walkout that could have hockey fans feel like they're stuck in the middle. the nhl season hangs in the balance and a man things he's got a very bright idea and police say, not so bright. they showed up and didn't end well. you can't argue with nutrition you can see. great grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. see the seam? more pc

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steve harrigan is live right now in hollywood, florida. >> reporter: we've been talking to undecideds in florida here all week. a number of them say that they voted ford president obama four years ago but this time around some of that enthusiasm seems to have been gone. >> i just want to see who has the better plan for america. >> reporter: you haven't seen that yet in all these ads, all this campaigning? >> they just negative ads. everybody run negativity about each other. once somebody comes out with a for sure plan about america then i will vote. >> reporter: the typical undecided florida voter is a young female like michelle. >> what is holding you back from making that move to obama? why are you hesitating? >> i still feel he hasn't done everything he said he was going to do prior to election. >> reporter: how about romney, what makes you hold become on him? >> i just feel he's more for the upper class people. the rich. >> reporter: and when do you think you're going to decide? >> the day before election day. >> reporter: brian walsh is hoping for a third option. >> abou option.