. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn at mary washington university in fredericksburg, virginia, where the first lady spoke to a crowd of volunteers and supporters. she started off by touching on the tragedy in libya. >> our hearts and prayers are with the families of those who gave their lives serving our country. >> by the elections coming up we still need to have compassion in our hearts for those across the country. >> reporter: hundreds of volunteers, students and supporters came to hear the first lady speak. students like many voters have the economy on their mind and wonder how they'll pay for college and student loans.

whether but network shows 65 at george washington university.ug network shows 65 at george washington university. slowly cooling, especially to the west. maryland now at 48 degrees. air off to the north d west of us. high pressure overhead. brings clearing skies to the overnight hours. i already have a frost advisory maryland early morning. nothing for the immediate metro area. for thely we will look advisories to inch eastward. showers late last night. temperatures will slow the fall ando the 60's, 40's.ally into the tomorrow looks great with a high of around 70. temperatures a warmer on tuesday. increasell start to from west to east, in calling a chance of showers by the o the day on int wednesday. o be a washout. look at the forecast for overnight hours. temperatures in the upper 30's to around 50. around 70 for a daytime high tomorrow. lots of sunshine. extended outlook calling for to warm ons wednesday. t of here by early morning. around 70 degrees for the end of the week. wjla.com, . eye-wonder.aily dulles celebrating the 30th anniversary.

the event is taking place in george washington university. the worker is one of those. he won this year's award for cartooning. >> the nice thing about working in washington is members in congress see your work and you'll do stuff and you'll think, well this is really going to upset them. they are going to be so mad. you get a call and the congress member would love that vicious character you drew of him. >> the political cartoon festival will continue tomorrow between 9:00 and 5:00 on the george washington university campus. the event is being held at the jack morton. >> nintendo makes a big announcement. what the company is doing to grab gamers. >> on the heels of the weekend, i guess for some of you, the weekend is already here. looks good. we'll have the complete forecast. it's all coming up. lindsey. hey gary. the lockout looms. what is the status of pierre and will he play sunday? your answer coming up in sports. brian. >> if you have a story idea, give us a call. 202-895-2000. shoot us an e-mail. hey scott. kinda late in the year to be feedin' yourur lawn

washington is putting the issue nevertheless. at the university of maryland, can smoke and open spaces but this park will be smoke-free. when you are walking behind crowded campus. she feels the campus ban is ridiculous. it like shutting off a public smoke and saying i can't on it. not going to walk 30 have a of campus is to cigarette. officials at the university promote aant to environment for everyone. favor of the ban but to,they have not been able right plan to implement it. >> thank you. what turned back to the weather a wonderful subject. was downf ragweed compared to yesterday. sparkling blue sky again. over washington, i will you a great time lapse of high, thin clouds out there. 78 degrees. not too far away from our average high. i know you have noticed the decreasing amount of daylight. we are losing about two minutes daylight each and every day. morning temperatures, reagan got to 57. coolest morning since way back in may. 46 degrees. evening and great falls, maryland, ithern was a cool morning. seen as high, thin clouds? are in washing

frederick at 70 degrees. 59 is the current reading at washington university. 54 degrees in alexandrias. potomac, 53 temperatures outside right now. 43 degrees in oakland. 55 in manassas. the same in fredericksburg. chicago,chigan and a this cooler air moves off toward .he east high pressure will stay with us day.nother will have an increase as into tuesday afternoon. showers by wednesday. look at the area covered by the frost advisory for the overnight hours. from western maryland -- western maryland to st. louis. we will look for milder to the midas we move the week. after that, another cool down. give it another couple of weeks so and we will be looking at the problems they will face out to the west. here is our forecast. temperatures tomorrow, similar what we had today. around 70 degrees. skies clear out a little bit. notice the time line. moving into the day on tuesday, clouds push in to the west. temperatures will be in the 70's. more humidity. chance for showers. here is our forecast for tonight. a coat if you are taking e dog out for a walk. upper 40's. temperatures around 70 d

speak of downtown at george washington university. about a quarter of an inch so . r 77 at winchester. 83 in fredericksburg. cooler temperatures in indianapolis at 75 degrees. left of isre what is it remains. way over theg our next couple of days. you can see that's been in the toward themoving east. arrived courtesy of a federal system that will lift and a warm front that n during the day tomorrow. unsettled weather on the way, looking at doppler radar -- had maryland. we have a storm developing the board at west there. you will see this over the next 15 to 20 minutes. a lighter showers into northeast d.c.. it's not going to amount to a lot. we could be looking at a similar situation later on tonight. pockets of heavy rain. here is the future cast -- highs struggling to make it to 80 degrees. showers and thunderstorms around into wednesday. by midday thursday, the skies be clear. here is the forecast for the overnight -- patchy fog during the early morning hours. tomorrow, it is not going to be pretty. e likely ands ar calls fored outlook the upper 80s. cooling dow

the temperature outside owner whether the network, george washington university now has 64 degrees. our computers are now resetting that it is midnight. temperatures are cooling off slowly as we move through the later hours and into thearly morning hours of sunday. looked at the cooler air across northern michigan in the upper- 40's. we are looking at temperatures up quickly cooling down, which is a low but miles south of us. we have an area of low pressure beginning to develop a pair of the cloud cover is keeping the heat closer toward the ground level. that is why it is a little bit warmer outside. across the board quiet and it will remain quiet for the overnight as high pressure slowly moves off the coast. in its place, we're watching not one but two systems. the number one is across missouri and arkansas appeared and a cold front will move into the overnight hours on monday and tuesday. it will bring us more clouds and rain and thunderstorms. and then a shot of much cooler air for the day on wednesday. in the next 48 hours, we will see a mix of sun and clouds. i think we will se

. >> hundreds of george washington university students likely thewhat was youngt day of their lives. the smoke the pentagon. >> 11 years ago, a series of terrorist attacks started the horizon and our hearts. never forget what happened that day. >> students and faculty paid theire to those who lost lives, including nine george washington alumni. >> andrew k friedman, a graduate of the colombian college. >> a time of reflection and gratitude. ♪ y home sweet home >> earlier in the day, the president placed a wreath where the plane smashed into the pentagon. >> he was there on that day, the deadurvivors and from the rubble. >> it changed me as an also america. >> 9/11 should not be a day of hate or division. be a day for a stable world, a stronger nation, and a evere more united than before. >> president obama also visited arlington national cemetery, killed in the afghanistan and iraq. >> in addition to all of these festivities, the nation the attack that our nation course of and the world. >> john roberts crews. >> at ground zero, the families of those killed read the names of loved on

fredericksburg virginia is the site of mary washington university. our c-span bus travels to universities. joining us on board the c-span bus is stephen farnsworth at mary washington university. thank you for joining us. guest: glad to be here. host: in 2008, president obama won virginia. guest: -- is a state very much in transition -- virginia is a state very much in transition. it was democratic and then became republican. virginia has created an environment where democrats are treated better in virginia than in most parts of the south. you're seeing a lot of people that have come to washington. there're a lot military bases. people coming from other parts of the country. the environment is much more competitive than any other southern state. virginia is one of the most competitive states because of these changes. host: we have a map of virginia where senator mccain and president obama won. you can see patches of blue in northern virginia and in the east. guest: what you see is an america in miniature -- you have an area with a lot of highly educat

hopkins is cosponsoring the fair with george washington university and the university of maryland university college. hopkins officials say job opportunities in the field are growing thanks to financial incentives from the federal government for doctors and hospitals to use electronic health records. >>> we all remember that big derecho storm that knocked so many people out of power in june. were you one of the pepco customers who got charged a delivery fee even though you had no power? >> it could be happening all over again. tens of thousands of people who lost power during last weekend's storm could be facing similar charges. >> reporter: it's taken us all day to sort this out but, yes, state regulators say this weekend's storm qualifies for that special rule that allows pepco to charge customers for the delivery of power they did not receive because of the outage. when we exposed the law that makes this possible after the derecho, consumers and politicians raid on pepco and regulators and are demanding change. the little known ruling allows utilities to recover partial revenues lost duri

you can meet with representatives from 20 companies including the fda and the george washington university. google makes a surprise appearance at new york's fashion week. and apple may have a product announcement coming up. live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, linda bell reporting for abc 7 news. back to you. >> thank you. 4:37, 56 degrees. a verdict in the trial of a man accused of killing a catholic university student. >> anncr: this casisino's in west virginia. but it makes millions off marylanders every year. now they're running dishonest ads. why? because voting forng question seven is a vote to build a... world-class resort casino in maryland. eating thousands of jobs and... ...according to the official partment of legislative... services, hundreds of millions for our schools. while saving taxpayer money by cutting casino subsidies. question seven. good jobs and better schools in maryland. not west virginia. >> welcome back on this tuesday. >> let's say good morning to adam caskey once again. chilly outside again. >> i could use that term -- chilly. here are some of the cold i

crowley professor at george washington university, thanks for your insights. we going to clean up our energy act? congressman he had markie joins me next. this is "viewpoint." there's joy and now there's joy on current tv. >>i feel like i don't even know you. >>just stay on your side of the screen, okay? >>brought to you by geico. 15 minutes could save 15% or more on car insurance. visit geico.com for a free rate quote. i just want to give her everything. [ whistles ] three words dad, e-trade financial consultants. they'll hook you up with a solid plan. wa-- wa-- wait a minute; bobby? bobby! what are you doing man? i'm speed dating! [ male announcer ] get investing advice for your family at e-trade. >> eliot: a leading voice in the fight to i'm jennifer granholm, let me tell you a story. in colorado the auto rescue saved more than 9,000 jobs. in the great state of michigan, 211,000 good paying, american jobs! in romney's world, cars get the elevator, and the workers get the shaft! (vo) want more granholm? get her every night. if you have an opinion, you better

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it will be at george washington university. the 90 minute debate will be streamed on line and cost $5 to watch. half the profits will go to charity. >> where do the other half ago? the fight to legalize gay marriage is getting a boost in maryland. rev. al sharpton is lending his support to question 6 and he will join other well-known minister is the news conference at the national press club on friday. the maryland open is later approved the same-sex marriage issue earlier this year. the issue will go to the voters on october 6. -- voters are trying to make sure the law is not acted. >> to men bring almost 13 pounds of cocaine into dulles international airport. where they hit it and why they were arrested. >> more violence in the middle east blamed on an anti-muslim film produced in america. that has the military making changes. [ romney ] my plan is toelp the middle class. trade has to work for america. that means crack down on cheaters like china, it means open up new markets. next, we've got to balance the budget.t to stop s

researchers at washington university have identified four genetically distinct types of breast cancer. they say within those types they found hallmark genetic changes that are driving many other cancers. this discovery is expected to lead to new treatments with drugs already approved for cancers in other parts of the boughtdy -- body. >>> a fatal shooting occurred last night. police rushed to the area after getting reports of a man lying in the street. they say the man died from a single gunshot wound. police are filing some leads. but there are no suspects. residents say there have been a lot of shootings on their streets. they say gangs and easy access to guns are some of the problems. >>> the latest edition of "people" magazine has an article on the life of scott peterson who is currently on death row. "people" reports that peterson does not appear to be depressed and that he jokes with people enjoys playing basketball. he was convicted of the 2002 killings of pregnant wife laci and their unborn son. he maintains their innocence. >>> new at noon, jerry hill praised governor brown's

. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn at mary washington university in fredericksburg, virginia, where the first lady spoke to a crowd of volunteers and supporters. she started off by touching on the tragedy in libya. >> our hearts and prayers are with the families of those who gave their lives serving our country. >> by the elections coming up we still need to have compassion in our hearts for those across the country. >> reporter: hundreds of volunteers, students and supporters came to hear the first lady speak. students like many voters have the economy on their mind and wonder how they'll pay for college and student loans. michelle obama reminded folks there are only 54 more days in the election. stumping in richmond before coming here to fredericksburg, she rallied to get out the vote. she said her husband isn't done fixing the economy. a huge applause came when chef talked about a woman's right -- she talked about a woman's right to choose, same sex marriage. the commonwealth plays a crucial role in the elections with less than two weeks to go. in fredericksburg, virginia, surae chinn, 9 n

>> reporter: that victim was taken to george washington university hospital where he still remains in critical condition tonight. i've been talking to folks out here. they say this crash illustrates just how dangerous this strip out here can be. this picture taken shows the damage to the front windshield of the car that slammed into the pedestrian. police say the driver of the car, 22-year-old tyler willis was drunk and speeding when he hit the 27-year-old man who was not on a crosswalk. willlies was arrested by -- willis was arrested by police on the scene. >> i've seen a lot of drunk people that kind of meander into the middle of the road and not really look both ways. >> it's always pretty congested and people, you know, just trying to get where they need to go and get a little aggressive. >> reporter: those who frequent the area say it's often crowded with both cars and pedestrians and when alcohol is involved, these streets become a very reckless place. >> i've seen a lot of people that run straight through red lights. >> after drinking all night, most people aren't paying attent

the latest politico george washington university poll of registered likely voters shows president obama making gains on mitt romney on critical economic issues. national polls. head to head the president up 50 to 47 among likely voters but that is a statistical tie when you consider the margin of error. romney has lost his edge on handling the economy and jobs. a month ago he led the president by 6 points and now they're dead even 48/48. president obama is leading about the handling of taxes. president obama leads mr. romney on nearly every issue polled including standing up for the middle class, foreign policy and medicare. the only issue where romney has an advantage is on the budget and on federal spending where he leads 50 to 45. >>> in what's considered a bit of a preview for the upcoming debates, president obama and mitt romney were both asked about foreign policy in the middle east including about the u.s. relationship with israel. >> the president's decision not to meet with bebe netanyahu, the president of israel, when he's here is a mistake and it sends a message throughout th

george washington university, clinical professor of neurology, ten years. 14 books, including most recently mysteries of the mind. richard martin restak. >> dr. restak, you have had quite an extraordinary career. first of all, you taught at georgetown. >> yes. >> then you abandoned the jesuits or did they dump you? then you moved over to g.w. >> yes. >> do you still teach inta at georgetown? >> i'm in the faculty but spend most of my time at g.w. >> okay. i have that number, by the way, and england and wales, out of every millionth person born alive in 1880, only 223 could expect to be alive 100 years later. 1880. so that's 112 years from now. 110, about that. for those born in 1990, out of one million people, 8,710 can expect to be alive 100 years later, 40 times greater. infants born in 2025 can expect to live 100 years. >> well, we should have cancer and heart disease, the big killers, under better control by that time, because people don't really die of brain disease. it is from other organs failing. >> and those organs can be maintained in improved health if the brain is servicing them

johns hopkins is cosponsoring this fair along with george washington university and the university ofaryland. keep that in mind. >>> all right. another thing to keep in mind, a consumer alert for you. managing a credit card can help a college student basically pay pretty basically learn pretty positive lessons about money but it can also be a dangerous path to go down. experts at credit.com recommend reviewing some really important points before putting that credit card into your college kid' wallet and this is why many they say they include the cards interest rate late fees and penalties and all those things missed payments. what happens if any of that happens. they say the simple thing to do they can basically build good credit pay on time. have a good payment history. accounts for 35% of your credit score so aid good way to learn about money-- it's a good way to learn about money. >>> the nemsen company says 3/4 -- neilsen company says 3/4 of the estimated 5 million homes done get cable satellite or broadcast signals. they have t-vs. many say they get the content through services l

a new project based at the george washington university and 9news is partnering with them. totally independent and non-partisan. face the facts usa promises facts about american is debunking myths. make smart choices at citizens. tonight's subject congressional spending. if you want more information, head to our website wusa9.com and click on the link for face the facts usa. we'll be right back. >>> a disturbing crime from philadelphia. a group of teenage girls beating a mentally challenged woman and posting that video on facebook. tonight all six of them are behind bars. in the video you can hear the girls laughing and celebrating as they took turns punching, kicking and throwing a chair at the 48-year-old woman who was just sitting on her front step. the beating continues inside her apartment. at one point, the victim screams get off me. the woman never went to the police. her neighbors saw the video and called them. the woman was not seriously injured. >>> crews searching for jimmy hoffa's body did not find any signs of human remains. a tip led police to this home outsid

my name is [inaudible] i'm a student another george washington university. i'm an exchange student from cairo, and my question is basically about, againing again being a practicing muslim woman in egypt, we saw the amazing like the revolution. we were there in the square. but two months after wards there was the women's rights the day the international women's day and the women martha day was actually attacked, and i understand growing up in cairo and knowing the different cultural ideas relating to women, i know that it's going hard for that to be worked worked in dpurgs all the things related to the revolution and the idea of civil liberties. but at the same time, if we say that education is the only thing that is going to help the country change that, how is that going to be possible with the muslim brotherhood trying to also influence the cultural in egypt? thank you. >> so. he told me two. i took three. i go ahead? [inaudible] okay. one more. >> no. i'll just make it fast. i'm interested in the issue of nonviolence building in islam and in some -- i rea

george washington university, 67 degrees. the wind is settling down. our final stop takes us to maryland, 70 degrees of 72.igh today a big cool off to the north and west of us. only 50 degrees in maryland. the cooler the colder air off to west, moving to hours with a nice, trend has removed next couple of days. 80's in atlanta and wilmington. the frosted advisory fromching all the way maryland into ohio and michigan. temperatures to the west falling the 30's for the overnight hours. nothing like that closer to the district, where temperatures hover at around 48 degrees to 49 degrees. satellite radar, high pressure over had looking at the cold through.ing well off to the coast it continues its track to the east. the futurecast looks like this. temperatures in the 40's. tomorrow, similar to the day. 70 degrees with more sunshine by morning. then the high starts to decrease west with jumping into the 70's.e- here is our forecast, starting off with the night. keep the cold temperatures away from the city. the daytime high is around 70 degrees. the expected

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she's at the university of mary washington in fredericksburg. let's listen in. >> because barack knows from personal experience what it means for a family when women aren't treated fairly in the workplace. hens what it means when women -- he know s what it means when women -- he knows what it means when women struggle to meet the mans of their jobs and family and as -- demands of their jobs and family and as a father he know s what it means for to us have -- knows what it means for us to have the same opportunities and freedoms as our sons and that's why the very first bill he signed as president was to help women get equal pay for equal work. [ cheering and applause ] >> that's why he's worked so hard to support women-owned small businesses and that's why he will always, always fight to ensure that women can make our own decisions about our bodies and our healthcare. [ cheering and applause ] >> that's what my husband stands for. >> you're listening to first lady michelle obama addressing supporters at the university of mary washington in frede

obama will headline rallies richmond and at washington university in fredericksburg,. romney will host rally in park.x at vandyke >> the reno air show will be going on. measures have been taken the terrible tragedy last year. the final turn of the race is sharp, among other changes. the event runs through sunday. m pakistan, the death toll continues to grow. two fires at two separate factories are blamed for 191 deaths. the worst was in karachi, where people died at a clothing factory. another 25 people were killed at factory in lawe in lahore. people were trapped in the basement. >> the husband of a woman killed in a confrontation with police has been found dead. derek's body was found yesterday, six months after his wife patricia was killed. brianne carter has the story from culpeper. >> gary cook, whose wife was year, waslier this inside is culpeper apartment on tuesday. >> i was shocked. he was a hard-working man. i always saw him on the go. maintenance workers found his routinele performing work. appearsay it does not foul play was a factor. six months ago his wif

no rain to speak of at george washington university. stevens bill, maryland, 0.8 inches of rain -- stevensville. temperatures will cool overnight. 81 is the current temperature in winchester where the clouds have been thicker. now we're looking at some stronger storms just to the north and east of the sea in the baltimore area. what is now left of isaac is the orange area. we will look for this area of low pressure to slowly move our direction as it moves through the next 24-48 hours. with the clouds comes a better chance for heavier downpour into the day tomorrow and we cannot rule out the chance for flash flooding. we will be on the lookout for the next few days. right now, no flash flood warnings across the immediate metro area. doppler radar showing right conditions. just to the north and west of us toward baltimore is where we have the heavier cells. clouds will stick around overnight. we will be in the eight epoxy for the day tomorrow. look for plenty of clouds on wednesday along with showers and scattered thunderstorms. these sho

the rumble at george washington university completely sold out but you can see it on the net. if you can to the rumble 2012.com. it will help some very fine charities. check it out. rim bl 2012.com. body language, campaign edition will run down some non-verbal science. and megyn kelly whether can channel ronald reagan >>. >> bill: we are concentrating on the presidential campaign. last sunday the president and mitt romney appeared on 60 minutes. >> not everything you do right off the bat when you have emergencies here and there and everywhere, not everything is going to work the first time. >> there is no question that washington is broken. i happen to think that flows from the president. i think ultimately the buck stops at the president's desk. he would probably say the same thing. >> he would blame on republican congress? >> his challenge to blaming on the republican congress, first two years, the majority of his term he had a democratic congress. >> bill: you basically getting shoulders and heads. >> with obama did you see some lap. but i notice about president obama he yo

>> the colleagues are still tweeting from washington state university. the best tailgaters in the world at washington state university. once a coug, always a coug. i hope that wasn't a joke at your expense. >>> if it was it wasn't funny. we're not picking them. david from the university of evansville. kathie lee and hoda of the "today show" get stached. admissions interns love hoda kotb and kathie lee gifford. >> thank you, sarah. >> who are you wearing? >> fashion police joan rivers, kelly osbourne are going to -- >> and i learned to tweet somebody. i guess a crash course in texts. it's not a pretty sight. first these messages. hritis pai. and two pills. afternoon's overhaul starts with more pain. more pills. triple checking hydraulics. the evening brings more pain. so, back to more pills. almost done, when... hang on. stan's doctor recommended aleve. it can keep pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is rudy. who switched to aleve. and two pills for a day free of pain. ♪ and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. so the prod

next tuesday, there will be a debate am candidates for vice presidfor now, from washington university in st. louis, missouri, i'm jim lehrer. ptioning sponsored by: at&t captioning provided by:ccs,2 grand rapids, michigan >> thank you phil and welcome again to t missouri press association debates. let me introduce to you today our candidates, we have to my left, republican congressmantodd akin. in the middle, democratic senator claire mccaskill. at the end, libertarian candidate jonathan dine. let me also introduce to you today our panel of journalist who will be joining me and asking questions today of the candidates. we have a student at the university of missouri, we have bill miller of the washington missourian and jeff fox of the independent examiner. now let me briefly go over the rules of our debate today. the candidates drew numbers in advance to determine their speaking order. they will each have two minutes for an opening statement. candidates will have the 90 seconds to answer each question with a 45 second rebuttal at the oion of the moderator. i will ask the first questio

romney, do you following the campaign expect that someday he'll go to georgetown or george washington university or somewhere, and give us a grand look at the world that mitt romney would like to lead america into? is he going to do that to respond to this sort of tit for tat game. >> it turned out that his strategy wasn't too much different than what he had already laid out. same things this week, when he went to reno, nevada, people thought he was going to lay out a morrow bust -- he didn't do that, this is a candidate that believes the more tales that he lays out there, the tougher road it's going to be. he also believes that americans will wake up on that first tooud tuesday in november they did that. >> in november they'll get some bad news in termg of the economy, but things are looking up in terms of the economy. and people also blame bush as well. >> very quickly, joe. >> that's okay. >> okay, good, my quick thought is that, presidents, we always ignore the fact, there's a lag effect, when george herbert wat watch -- common sense tells you when you change u.s. economy is like turning aro

anyway the big debate is set for saturday, october 6th the a george washington university in d.c.e are calling it the rumble in the air conditioned auditorium. and it better be cool in there because stewart is going to be taking some massive heat. let you down a couple times when he didn't do a far left thing that you wanted. >> how far left am i? i'm curious it? >> depends on the night or the ratings. it depends on how are talking about. >> you don't know much about me, do you. >> and i don't want to. that's not nice. i appreciate you coming in here. >> nice man. your respect for me grows in leaps and bounds. you are like the grinch right after they realized they don't need presents when they see me. you love it. you love me because you know we come from -- we're the same people. >> now, stewart will be here on the factor tomorrow night. and here's the deal about the rumble. for just $4.95, you can sign up for live internet streaming of the rumble in the air conditioned auditorium. the web site address is, the rumble 2012.com. the rumble 2012.com. stewart thought that up himself.

to politics, a new poll from george washington university. has governor romney with a 14 point lead over president obama with middle class families, joining us now a-team, kelly ann conway, and hank shine coff. good to have you here, kelly ann. governor romney on the campaign trail is really battering the president on this bump in the road comment. is it a demonstration of intellectual inp integrity. >> that is leadership, people want romney to go into the first presidential debate who put romney away in the race in florida where he bested annuity begin newnewtgingrich. who is the best debater. it is relevant. romney does best when he is the under dog. on the ropes, this lead by 14 points in middle class, most americans think of themselves in middle class, and most are struggling is a political number, politico buried that lead, they led with romney pulling away. lou: i forgot the question. >> it depends on where those middle class people are, there are three places this matters, ohio, virginia and florida. lou: president obama still maintain

today george washington university is hosting a safety expo as part of national preparedness month. daryl darnell, the senior associate vice president of safety and security at gw is here with a preview of today's event. thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you, monika. good morning. >> you are asking people to take a pledge. what is that pledge? >> we're asking them to take the no texting and driving pledge. there's a study out that says people are 23 times more likely to have an accident if they're texting while driving. we'd like to make people aware of that and persuade them not to do that. >> i'm out on the road and i still see a lot of people looking down and texting while they're driving, especially at the red light. tell us about the expo. what are some of the demonstrations and who's going to be involved? >> this is the eighth annual expo in conjunction with national preparedness month. we have over 30 agencies, including the homeland security agency. we're going to be out there giving safety and security tips. we'll be giving away prizes and things like that and l

thisis on the campus of washington university, in st. louis, missouri. 3 journalists will be asking questions, john mashek, ann compton of abc news, and sander vanocur. >> we will follow a format agreed to agreed by the clinton and bush campaigns. that contains no restriions on the content or subject matter of the questions. each candidate will haveup to 2 minutes for a closing atement. the order of those as well as the questioning was determined by a drawing. the first question goes to mr. perot. he wl have 2 minutes to answer to be followed by rebuttals of 1 minute each by governor clinton and then president bush. gentlemen, good evening. >> the first pic tonight is, what separates each of you from the other. mr. perot, what do you believe tonight is the single most important separating issue of this campaign? pa is that 5.5 ipal issue that million people came together and put me on the ballot. i was not put on the ballot by money, by any foreign lomoney or special interest money. this is a movement that came from the people. this is t

back of the book segment, as we reported, jon stewart and i will hole a live debate at george washington university in dc on october 6. you can see it on the internet for 4.95. we will count the pennies. you just go to the rumble2012. com for details. the question is, why has stewart lowered him stove do this? here he is to sling. >> i'm here, the reason i'm doing this is very similar to luke skywalker and darth vader. as he told, i believe it was yoda, i sense there is still good in you. >> is that right? >> i sense you can be saved, that there is still good in you and it is my job for the good of this planet, to bring you back from the dark side. >> bill: so you're hanging with me -- >> this a dart vader movement. >> bill: you're hanging with me just so to keep me from going all the way over? >> that's right. there has been talk that you are now more machine than man. but i believe we can bring you back. that's when this night is about. this night is about redemption. >> bill: what is the poet -- >> what is the protocol? is it a wedding thing? >> bill: no, none of that. we're going to be like we

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romney, do you, following the campaign, expect that some day he'll going to georgetown or washington university or byu and lead america into? is he going to do that to respond to this tit for tat game that he's been losinger? >> i don't think so. we've been having these expectations that all along he was going to do that same thing happened this week. people thought he was going to roll out a more robust policy plan. he didn't do that. this is a candidate that beliefs believes that americans will wake up on that first tuesday in november and realize that the economy is horrible and that they will lay the blame solely at the feet of barack obama and that's the problem. i think in some ways that's why you see them trying to widen this conversation in some ways. they did that with welfare. they've done that with foreign policy. they in some ways did that with medicare but i think ultimately their bet is that we'll get bad news in terms of the economy but i do agree with joe, things are looking up in terms of the economy and people also blame bush as well. >> chris, could i -- >> very quickly, joe.