we have wayne and johnathon and tracey and along with lloyd weber. you heard him the middle class getting buried. you agree with that? >> there are so many little taxes that we never paid before. middle class gets slammed by the federal tobacco tax and tax on manufactured drug companies. and any corporate taxes that increased came down to the prucks we purchase and laugh about the tanning tax, but that comes out of the wallets of the middle class . jersey maybe more so. it is money i don't have in the end of the day. >> all right, johnathon, what do you make of this? the last four years middle class and according to mr. biden, that -- >> i reject the notion that it is government's role to help the middle class or any class. joe biden came in years ago with middle class tax force and by his own admission terribly ineffective and in my opinion offensive. but tracey said taxes are a force and did is a violation of people's rights and that's why paul ryan said growth stagnation and wealth destruction. they will up for everyone despite what the president

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. >> tracey mitchell has more. >> this race is tight and the stakes are high.ll be listening intently as the candidates focus on foreign policy. and it flag football game, mitt romney refused to talk politics. romney and president obama are vigorously preparing for their third and final face-off. >> i think the president has a strong record in foreign policy. he went after bin laden. heat decimated al qaeda. he has restored our alliances. >> governor romney worked in international business for many years. he dealt with international relations as a governor. he dealt with the entire world and helping to rebuild the winter olympics. >> crews are setting the stage for the face-off. expect to hear about the war in fghanistan, afghanistaniranan's nuclear defiance. >> i think you see that debates to matter. foreign-policy has been a strain for the president. governor romney has made some political hay. >> that was tracey mitchell reporting. the debate begins at 9:00 p.m. tonight. >> two more cases of fungal meningitis over the weekend. >> getting the right amount of

. >> foreign policy was the focus but issues at home took center stage bequest tracey mitchell is live with our report. good morning. >> good morning. most polls show the president dominated this debate. attacking the governor was not on the agenda. a handshake and a tap on the arm touched off the final debate. the focus was foreign policy. >> i know you have not been in a position to execute foreign policy. every time you've offered an opinion, you have been wrong. >> attacking me is not an agenda. >> president obama and governor romney also disagreed on the size and the budget of the military. >> our navy is smaller. they said they need 313 ships. >> we also have fewer horses and bayonets because the nature of our military has changed. we have aircraft carriers. >> china can be our partner. that doesn't mean they can steal our jobs. >> governor romney is right. you are familiar with jobs being shipped overseas because you have invested in companies that ship jobs overseas. we can start rebuilding america. that is what my plan does. bringing manufacturing back to our shores. >> the pr

to tracey's point. it is a shame that people are not excite to get up and go to work and excited about a job. that is a shift we haven't seen before. >> we went from a manufacturing society to a service economy. and that is going to in and of itself use less and less people. if you go to china they have a booming economy because they are a manufacturing everybody is going to be stressed, sure. >> the least stressed is john layfield and i am less stressful looking at him and wher he is today. thank you, great discussion. >> why are critics charging >> why are critics charging that the healthcare law is music i want some more. what's he doing? but he can't. look at him! it's just not done. please sir, i want some more. more? more? more? please sir. he has asked f... thank you. what? well he disay please... sir. yes he did. and thank you. yea. and thank you. he's a wonderful boy. (laughing) a do-lightful boy. please and thank you. pass it on. (crowd of children) thank you. crilticings slamming the health c

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. >> tracey mitchell, wbal-tv 11 news. >> see the five things learned from the debate and the fallout from the sesame street comment in our commitment 2012 smart phone app and at wbaltv.com. >> up next, the feds make a big bust. details on how they claim several medical professionals cheated the insurance program. >> a new twist on an old classic. the computer virus targeting maryland residents. >> all comes back in full force over the weekend. right now is relatively mild. 63 at the principal of perry hall high school shared his memories of that terrible day where a shooting and a school at the student critically injured. topics at the annual state school conference range from bullying. >> i would be lying if i set every time i think of it i do not get emotions welling up because it was so emotional during that day. >> daniel borowy is still recovering after being shot in the back during the shooting last month. the shooter faces more than 29 charges, including attempted murder. >> tonight we have a follow-up to an 11 news investigation. billions of tax dollars are wasted every year

one group in california is doing something about it as ben tracey reports.embers use their valuable experience to make sure food doesn't go to waste. >> reporter: shirley is 72 years old and a great grandmother. but just try telling her she doesn't belong on a fork lift. >> watch out. the next thing i learn how to drive is a semi. >> reporter: she's part of an army of 500 very senior citizens, volunteers who run this warehouse in sacramento. kathryn is 87. >> does this keep you young in some way? >> i think it does. it keeps us moving. we're not sitting around watching tv. >> reporter: what they are doing is feeding the hungry. taking in and sorting millions of excess food from grocery stores that passed the sell by date but not expired. they then send it off to local food banks. >> there's a growing need especially with the downturn in the economy. >> gary is the ceo which is known as senior gleaners. they fed people with $10 million worth of food. >> most will go to waste? >> america wastes 96 billion pounds of food per year. not all is salvageable but a l

and ben tracey with seniors who believe neither food nor life should be wasted. >> we've still got a lot of good years in us and we can help a lot of people and that's the main thing we're doing. captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cb this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. 3ith just 33 days to go, the presidential election is suddenly looking a whole lot different than it did 24 hours ago. republican challenger mitt had ey did what he had to do in the first debate to turn his campaign around. have a look at our poll of cocommitted voters. voters who told us before the debate they had not made up their minds or could still change them. after watching the debate, 46% said governor romney won. less than half that thereby, 2%, said president obama won. 32% called it a tie. and look at this-- before the debate, only 30% of uncommitted voters said governor romney cares about their needs and problems. ebter the debate, that number more than doubled to 63%. on that same question, mr. obama's number went up as well, from 53% to 69. that was

tracey mitchell is live in washington with that story. >> this race is tight and the stakes are high. the voters will be listening intently as the candidates focus on foreign policy. at a flag football game, mitt romney refused to talk politics. romney and president obama are vigorously preparing for their third and final face-off, leaving democrats and republicans to hammer it out on the sunday talk shows. >> i think the president has a very strong record in foreign policy. he went after bin laden. he decimated al qaeda. he has restored our alliances. >> governor romney lived overseas for several years as a missionary and worked in international business for many years. as governor of massachusetts, dealt with international relations as a governor. he dealt with the entire world in helping to rebuild the winter olympics. >> at lynn university in florida, crews are setting the stage for the face-off. expect to hear about the war in afghanistan, civil unrest in syria, and iran's nuclear defiance. a political analyst underscores the importance of this debate. >> i think you see that deb

tracey mitchell joins us live with the story. good morning. >> good morning. most polls show the president dominated this debate. the governor made it clear that attacking him was not on the agenda. a handshake and a tap on the arm touched off the final debate. the focus -- foreign policy. >> i know you have not been in a position to execute foreign policy. but every time you've offered an opinion, you have been wrong. >> attacking me is not an agenda. attacking me is not talking about how we will deal with challenges in the middle east. >> president obama and governor romney also disagreed on the size and the budget of the military. >> our navy is smaller now than anytime since 1917. the navy said they needed 313 ships to carry out their mission. >> we also have fewer horses and bayonets because the nature of our military has changed. we have aircraft carriers, where planes land on them. >> on china. >> china can be our partner. but that doesn't mean they can roll all over us and steal our jobs on an unfair basis. >> governor romney is right. you are familiar

tracey mitchell joins us live with our commitment 2012 report. >> 90% of americans could see their paychecks shrank and some will be hit much harder than others. >> they're talking taxes on the campaign trail. >> we cut taxes for everyone in the middle class. $3,600 for the average family. >> taxpayers need more than just talk. talk.

stevens mother talks to ben tracey about her son's legacy and what the government is telling her about his death. >> my name is chris stevens and i'm the new ambassador to libya. >> reporter: the world knows chris stevens as a fearless ambassador. >> i was thrilled to watch the libyan people to stand up and demand their reits. >> reporter: mary commanday knew chris stevens as her son. >> and he was cheerful, positive thinking person. and he was intelligent enough to know how to balance that with doing good work. >> how much did you worry about his safety? >> i asked him about it. i said it seems pretty dangerous over there, chris. he said -- well, he said he had body guards and trusted his body guards. >> did he ever express any concerns about his own personal safety? >> no. >> never. >> they go running with me. they are always around. >> reporter: but that security she felt was enough is now in question. even in three other americans were killed when terrorists attacked the consulate in benghazi on september 11th. >> you don't turn national security into a political issue. >> reporter

as ben tracey reports moving "endeavour" through the streets of los angeles was as tough as any spaceorter: when the shuttle finally touched down at exhibition park on sunday nobody seemed to mind that "endeavour" was 15 hours late. >> in some ways i think that delay is a little bit of a blessing in disguise. more and more people were able to come out. >> reporter: yes and kara sergile came out. >> what do you think of the space shuttle? >> really big. >> reporter: this endeavor became a big ordeal. it took 60 hours to travel 12 miles. here on earth the space shuttle simply ran out of space. 78--foot wing span came within a credit card's width of buildings and power poles. crews rushed ahead to trim trees and raising wires trying to keep it on the move. the city had already cut down 400 trees and elevated 100 power lines but it wasn't enough. as the crowd drew and often blocked its way the shuttle could have use ad booster robert. it slowed to 1 mile-per-hour. then a planned two hour maintenance stop stretched to five when hydraulic on the transporter started leaking. yet all those pr

tracey mitchell joins us live from our washington bureau. >> a wonderful morning. i can tell you that in the race of the white house, these men are really taking some miles. the president will travel today more than 5,000 miles. mitt romney will keep up the pace. each campaign dedicating to close out the race. as a obama has campaigned in high of many -- more than any other state. he is heading back this week. mitt romney will also be there this week. paul ryan will deliver a speech on the economy today. it comes one day after the president released a 20 page booklet outlining his plan for the next four years. >> where exactly where the candidates be making the stock today? >> so many, i have to use my cheat sheet. president obama will be in iowa, colorado, california, a nevada, them florida. he is spending the night on air force one. mitt romney will be in nevada, then iowa and spent two or three days the the debt ohio. they will be busy. >> you have all that written on your hand? [laughter] >> yes. >> thank you, tracy. >> the fastest highway in the country opened

but today chef tracey is cooking before a live audience at a hospital. >> put the scallions in there.> the tougherrest question in her student maybe which wine to pair with dinner,s crowd here is look for answers to a different dilemma. >> how do you eat healthy with only a little bit of money and gas five dollars and you have so many other priorities for the survival of life. >> that's why san francisco general hospital brought in a celebrity chef and pulled away the ribbon on this newly donated demonstration kitchen because now every thursday afternoon the hospital will open its doors to the community and turn it's attention from treating diseases to preventing them. >> diseases like diabetes, obesity, heart disease, kidney disease. the list goes on and on and these are diseases that in large part can be prevented with a healthy diet. >> the increase of the brown rice is actually white rice. there's more nutritional value in brown rice. >> he puts emphasis on avoiding processed food showing you can make a meal from fresh ingredients for a few dollars. >> not an organic chicken, not

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now only on cbs "this morning" he tells ben tracey what it felt like and why he did it. >> landing on the parking lot. >> felix baumgartner has jumped off the tallest buildings in the world, raced an airplane through the sky and crossed the english channel with a wing strapped on his back. >> there's the release. >> but this past sunday as he spent 2 1/2 hours riding a 55-story balloon, 24 miles into the sky, he admits his nickname, fearless felix did not fit. >> people refer to you as fearless felix. i imagine fear has to creep in at some point. >> you would not be human if you wouldn't have fear and up there, if something goes wrong you're dead in 15 seconds. >> there's a world out there. >> when the capsule door opened 43-year-old felix baumgartner was on the biggest high of his life. 128,000 feet in the air. in los angeles thursday felix baumgartner took us through a replay of his jump. >> that door opens up, what does that look like, what does it sound like? >> it's all about you and the effect of you standing there, you're the only person on the whole planet experiencing this mo

tracey births and ashley webster partner. ♪ ñ >> how great was barbara corcoran?i: very inspiring. you have a story that you had i couldn't decide to laugh or cry. greek people handing over children to the tax check are to. no tax breaks. take my kids. symbol of how frustrated they are. ashley: all the mothers came into the office. was given the child, if you will do away with tax breaks for large families you raise this child. lori: unbelievable turn in this story. ashley: that is typical greece. >> i didn't know they had quite a sense of humor. i think it is funny. ashley: thank you very much, ladies. tracy: here to the greeks. ashley: lori said we wouldn't hand over her dogs. tracy: but the kids, take them. ashley: i'm ashley webster. stocks well off session highs. oil tumbling to below 96 bucks a barrel on new concerns about china. we're tracking all of the market moves this hour. tracy: a new startup wants to become the aaa of health care. care planners cofounder tells us how it works. he's ahead. ashley: regulation nation. the ceo of carl's jr and hardee's p

more cbs "this morning saturday" been tracey. >> to men from tunisia are in custody in turkey reportedlyion with the deadly attack on the consulate in libya. four americans including ambassador christopher stevens were killed. defense secretary leon panetta said he doesn't know if they are linked to al qaeda. >> the fbi said a border patrol agent killed near bisbee, arizona may have died accidentally from friendly fire. nicholas ivie died on tuesday. a second agent was wounded. both were responding to reports of people trying to enter the u.s. illegally. details of the shooting have not been released. >>> heavy rain and driver error are blamed for triggering a massive pileup on interstate 75 along florida's west coast. more than 50 people were injured in 12 separate crashes on friday. near the border between sarasota and manatee counties. two were injured. 75 was re-opened after six hours. >> the national league playoff wild card game ended in protest. the cardinals trailed but a late game rally was halted when a pop up to left field was called an automatic out under the flash flood fly

tracey in michigan with a question.ulter out for calling the president a retard as she normally does, because she does that all the time when it's somebody that -- >> when it's rom emanuel she does it, she has a backup list she has to call out rush limbaugh for doing it a couple of years ago. she'll get to it. >> stephanie: i am sure she will get to that. >> she's really outrage bide that. >> stephanie: yes, i am sure she is. the president on the campaign trail. >> there are some folks in this crowd who have probably been following me since i was running for the united states senate. and you know what, you can take a videotape of things i said 10 years ago, 12 years ago. and you would say, man, this is the same guy. he has the same values. cares about the same people. doesn't forget where he came from. >> yeah. >> knows who he is fighting for. >> stephanie: uh-huh. yes. as compared to, i think we get the point. >> uh-huh. >> stephanie: president obama has gained another point in the daily gallop poll that's the one that