john delanie is there mamaking e argument thahat a ceo i is whate need right now to hp get the arod,y turned partrticularly in job creaon. some peoeople sai it sounds you areaking the cacase for course he is t. from the business community. roscoe bartlett is a self-styled man with some ability too point streak inindependent energy andtheratters. a t of f analysts have said this his race to losose because -- michael,'m going to talk t to written about how ch money has been put into our regi thanks tohe cpaign. that will be a losing proposition. there e other things at stake. what are the m most important races? talk too us about the virginia toe when it comes down george allen. >> another close contest. this region is filled w with cle contests. major implications state, and nationwide. it is hard to get a feefor him becacause i thinknk the business cocommunity is respoing well t allen's call, espially regar to sequestration. and they like tim kane, too. whether theyis feel good about hisroposasal to theush tax cuts to expire for the higher income earnrners. was up there before the n f

maybe whate can do is what you're saying. democratshould be open to reforming entitlements andd3 at least slowing their growth. okay, republicans should n be so dmatic about defense, can't be touched. th alone would get us moving toward an endgame re. but we don't. it is the election magically going to present that opportunity? >> well, i thkhat's happening is circumstances will make people address this. circumstances are getting worse. entitlements are growing so rapidly they will consume all of the money in the budget within a few years. so ihink circumstances will tell all of us we have to do it. to it is inevitability. i don't care whether you're republican o or democrat, it is inevitability you will have to fix entitlements because there's not enough young people and there is lot of old people. the is demographic shi and we're living longer. these are factsand they're inescapable. the questn is, will we do it with this election or are we going to it until things get worse and we begin printing up so much money, that pres

aren't waiting a weekly he says he's a regulator he says he's going to be tough on banks or wal-mart whately there are right now in the city of london bankers from iceland wanted by interpol for it to financial terrorism in your town terrorism financial terrorism aren't you don't care about terrorism do you foster terrorism you're a terrorist martin wheatley you love terror. as them and they're right here in the city of london and you're doing jack about it you should be ashamed. so well it's now financial conduct authority and this is something we see in mafia sort of rackets around the world whether it's the big four as you can only name two because the other two are the same old ones like arthur andersen that has now been renamed what bearing point so they reopened as a new entity the financial services authority was a rename of a former regulator that failed and then this one failed so they just suddenly change the name nobody knows who financial conduct authority is now but it's all about conduct it's not financial criminal racket authority well this is the thing i mean this is where th

ron boswell davies let's talk about the city of london the global cesspit a fraud behind us martin whately has been brought in to clean it up as the head of the newly formed financial conduct authority is the word conduct downgrading the fraud criminality rampant in the heart of the city i think that's actually part of the it's part of the policy of trying to get across the fact that. what they said what this really is all about is just about the way the chaps run things and to make sure the chaps do the right things in the right way because they just don't want to give the impression to anybody that this is just a glorified casino and that you know you're going to hear your parable so that's why they deliberately choose nice move through his words just basically time the whole thing down now. because. that's. often used to describe city of london or wall street but in a casino people do have a chance at making money but what we're seeing here with these crimes against capitalism and society at large is that people are just beings having their money stolen from them that's they have no cha

hear whate eager to side has to say tonight, growing weary of the political process. >> i'm tired of the political ads. >> and a big issue tonight is iran.ed to be there's a report the u.s. and agreed to one-ve on-one talks over the nuclear but the white house agreement buto is prepared for bilateral talks. republicans on the weekends say are playing politics with all this. once the debate tonight on abc 7. can watch the debates starting at 9:00 p.m. on abc 7. once again, we invite you to take part in our react how other voters reacting at the same time. use your smartphone, tablets, or browser. election day is 15 days away. >> early voting is getting underway in d.c. today. ballotsan cast their between 8:30 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. at the d.c. board of collective one judiciary square in northwest d.c. starting on saturday, voters will be able to cast their at 8 early voting centers across the city. >> for your people injured when police say a stolen vehicle crashed into a tree in northwest d.c. it's not clear what led to the t crash on new jersey r street. theapon was recovered from car.

put them out of business there's no difference between a jimmy savile pedophile and let's say mark whately over there at the regulator that he's in charge of f.s.a. soon to be the conduct authority they're both in the same racket of abusing institutionalized institutional a level of b.s. of the system they should both be met with the same consequences settles gone but these other regulators are still alive and breathing let's go get em. no the reason why the government is now currently so concerned is that there is a lawsuit making its way through the courts and that's the guardian care homes and they were defrauded of twelve million pounds they say by barclays regarding these interest rate swaps so according to the article the lawsuit is seen as a test case for the way the courts will treat the issue and the fear is that if the company wins it could open the floodgates to tens of billions of pounds of claims that would have the potential to cripple one or more of britain's high street banks again they're not concerned with the fact that all these small and medium sized enterprises have be

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. >>> the colder weather is in on us now and dg has a look at whate have now and what we can expect. doug? >> we can expect our days to get better. today, we saw a little bit of sunshine and the clouds rolled back in. sandy still around. rotating around our region, just up to the north and west of us, making its way to the north and east. it will bring a slight chance of a sprinkle or shower. what about halloween? your trick or treating forecast tonight? temperatures, 46 to 50 degrees. it will be a little on the chilly side. so just know that as you send the kids out for kanldz yesterday. we'll be right back. >>> thank you, doug. a man is dead after an accident on the outer loop of the beltway. 44-year-old qualmy abon was killed in the crash about 5:15 a.m. investigators say his car was rear ended by a car and hit by a truck. the cause is still under vestigation. nobody else was hurt. >>> grief counselors were called in at seneca valley high school after a 15-year-old student was hit and killed on her way to school. police say christina morris-ward was killed while trying to cross ge

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. >> don't you think it is time for him to finally put together a vision of whate would do in the nextfour years if he were elected? he has to come up with that over this weekend, because there is only one debate left on monday. i think it is pretty clear when it comes to his policies, his answers and his agenda, he is pretty much running on fumes. and the american people want some real answers and a real agenda. and that's why paul ryan and i are going to become the next president and vice president of the united states. >> both candidates appealed to women voters today, picking up where they left off last night, when one of the townhall voters asked where they stand on pay equities. the president pointed to his 2009 finding of the fairer pay act as an example of his support for women. >> president obama: that's an example of the kind of advocacy we need because women are are increasingly the bread winners in the family. this is not just a win issue, this is a family issue, a middle class issue, and that's why we've got to fight for it. >> romney taughted his record as massachusetts g

november 6th, i've asked two astute observers, widely recognized for casting a keen and discerning eye on whatee journalists often miss, to rn sum up howhey think the debates and the campainns have served democracy or not. we won't rehash who won or lost. ultimately each of you has to make that call. we want insteadnso ask what we did or ditenot learn about the pickle our country's in, and ho the candidates think we can get out. kathleen hall jamieson is a regular and familiar participant on our broadcast. expert on debates, media, and political rhetoric. director of the annenberg public policy center at the universit of pennsylvania, she has been a force behind two essential, non-partisan websites, factcheck.org and flackcheck.org, each calling ous the deception and confusion genated by parties and partisans. on ate other side of the continent, her fellow annenberger marty kaplan is founder andr ead of the norman lear center at the university of southern california's annenberg school for communication and journalism. the center focuses on the bustling intersection of show business and politics

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whate have going for us is an inedible system with our private and public colleges. we have a great manufacturing tradition. where opportunities lie in manufacturing. we have biotechnology. we have ener technology. we have office technogy all across our state. that is why funding in research and development is so important. it is why we have to unleash the entrepreneurial spirit for all of our engineers and our ventures. that is how businesses c be created. that is where opportunity is. we need to see it right here in upstate new york. we have the tools and what it takes. that is what will turn the economy around. >> you believe the future is in what might be called "clean tech." there is manufacturing that is not clean tech. is drilling something you would support? >> we have unlimited opportunity in by a fuel and wind and solar. we produce those technologies on those products right here in new york. we want to make a longterm investment there. it is a significant economic opportunity. what we need to make sure of before we start hydro fracking is to understand the

you know whate really goes to is it's pretty tough to be a first time cabbeddat. this is not an easy business and as accomplished as he is i think he's learning this is the hard way. host: good morning. caller: good morning. my question is does location and outcome of the presidential debate affect the results of a local congressional race fandsorks are there any historical trends that support this? guest: personally i don't necessarily think is location of a debate has much bearing even when we see the president and mitt romney campaign in a swing state, it gets picked up a good deal on the local news but it tends to have a very national effect on the election. the overwhelming share of any viewers of a presidential debate are going to wachte on tv rather than the audience and i think it gets as musm coverage nationally as it does in local media. guest: democrats held the national convention in charlotte this summer and the obama campaign has admitted in the last few days that north carolina is now out of their reach. this is a state they won in 2008. it's why th

i know whate means to have a commitment to diversity.i am part of an administration that has the finest record on diversity and incidently an excellent -- i think our success has not been in spite of diversity but because of of it. because we're able to draw on the wisdom and experience of different parts of society. and indently missouri had the finest record on diversity of any governor in the state of missouri and i want to honor that here. i believe that what we have to do is enforce the civil rights laws. i'm against quotas. that is a red her ring. affirmative action isn't quotas. their illegal. their against the american way. affirmative action means you take steps to acknowledge discrimination and prejudice and justice and bring all people into the american dream because it helps everybody, not just those who are directly benefiting. >> governor, are you opposed to affirmative action. >> if it is quotas, i'm against it. you heard what i was for. and that's whey support. >> what about mr. vice president, you heard what he said. >>