. >> with tw months before the midtm election, a washingn post poll finds more americans say, no, heasn't. 52% now disapprove of the way mr. obama is handling his job and say he made the econo worse. >> before he was in office everything was nice and strong. the economy, don't know what's gonna happen next. >> voters now favor an unnamed republican over a democratic in their congressional district by a 53-40% margin, the widest margin on record. >> the summer kicked off wi joe biden predicting a gain of 500,000 jobs per month. instead we've lost 400,000 jobs. >> the president in milwaukee yesterday sounded a lot like candidatobama. >> i am gon keep fighting every single day, every single hour, every single minute! to turn this economy around! >> but it's an uphill struge. it's been so bad for so long that these are attitudes that are very difficult to change until facts and conditions on the ground change. >> most economists see littl hope for a big change in the economy by novber. >> it's not just the house that's in play, there's a growing consensus the senate is at stake. republic

it got out of the interconnect companies in the washingn, d.c. area, the video game areas in texas, and it rifled. in silicon valley, it rifled through every aspect of the american economy. 35% of our wage growth. >> wow. >> every big country needs a strategy to have something like that every five to eight years. and my view is that we already know the answer to that for america by look at what happened in this last decade. there are four countries that will beat their clean energy targets in the kyoto protocols -- denmark, sweden, the uk, and germany. all in different ways. every e of them had a lower unemployment rate, a higher growth rate, and less inequality than the united states because they embraced the clean energy future, all in different ways, and their economy ploded. so we can still -- [ applause ] we can still tap that. in the next decade, ainge lot will come out of biotechnology, nanotechnology, all kind of things yet to be perceived. >> my thanks to president bill clinton. >>> cutting a coury's deficit. it's what international poli

. >> washingn state, kevin, independent line. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. i guess my comment is this. ethics in washington is pretty much gone at this point. democrats, republicans, across the board. it's gotten to where america does not trust the people who are sent there to serve them. okay? i think term limits would probably be a good idea. charles rangle has been there for years. i'm not even sure how many years at this point. >> about 40. >> and he's written these tax laws that he screwed up. does that make any sense at all? he's the one writing these laws, yet he screws them up. >> want to mention term limits, but that discuss does not seem to come up in this election cycle, devlin barrett. >> no, and i think part of at reason may be because the ethics stuff has not taken center stage just the way the economy has. i mean, what most voters really talk about are the economy, are the economic issues. and i think part of that, when ethics does come into play, i think oftentimes what you hear from voters is part of the reason why we have such a bad economy

low 70s in washingn, and right near the bay. and later today, it will reach the low to mid 90s for a brief time by midafternoon, ande'll have quite a bit of sunshine. and then we'll repeat this again on friday. now today's record high is 98. tomorrow is 94. we may be near the record tomorrow. then, we'll get some cooler air and a northwesterly breeze on saturday. an easterly breeze will bring in clouds and coolereather for sunday. how's the traffic? >> trouble over in virginia. had to happen on 395 northbound. accident. ties up the left side of the roadway. this is approaching seminary road. two left lanes are closed. 395 northbound. swing far to the right to get by. not a big backup yet, because number one the accident happened just minutes ago. and number two, it is so early. we'll obviously stay on top of it, because if it stays out there o long, could have big problems. elsewhere, let's see what's happening. making the trip on the beltway, maryland, not too bad both directions. but heads up for the accident reported inner lo

they're fresh faces and they don't want to grow washingn's economy, they want to grow america's economythey want to stop taking money out of the american people's economy and sending it to washington. >> let me make something very clear. >> the tea party is the easiest part to focus on because it's got the brightest feathers and most colorful, but it's much bigger than that. that's why republicans are probably going to gain something like 52, 53 seats. >> alexing i could not agree with you more. >> ask americans about keynesianism being dead, they're voting on it this election. >> i could not agree with you more about growing private sector job creation versus government. and in fact, that is what smart politics is all about. what i'm saying is the policies coming out of the tea party are so disassociated from reality. in terms of what it takes to do it. if you sit down with meg whitman, you sit down with business leaders who have grown businesses who have run businesses, they will tell you what the tea party is talking about and what ron paul is talking about is simply contrary to good