of the massachusetts compound in company that committed fraud ok that it was out out nat fraud it was reckless disregard for human life and in the way that he ran his drug company and here's how mitt allowed it to happen here's what happens every time you let the free market to go and regulate this is this is a perfect example he first of all this is a friend of minutes this is a friend who was a campaign contributor and he let them get away with all of these other problems that started in two thousand and four with a slap on the hand and this is a company that really was an outlaw company it was crystal clear to mit and the agency that was supposed to be overseeing this that his friend was operating in this is this is kind of missed the news but his friend was operating even without a license to do the type of thing that he was supposed to do they were put on notice of it don't do that they were slapped on the hand and they continued to do it they were also put on notice this company that they were operating the operation where the lab equipment had not been sterilized at all complet

meanwhile, a sister firm of that massachusetts pharmaceutical company that produced the tainted drug has announced that it's recalling all of its products. the company reports the united states food and drug administration has requested that it do so to improve testing for sterttle. stirttle. sterility. snow to onslaught of sand to that horrific six alarm fire neighborhood of breezy point. we have learned the flames destroyed even more homes than previously thought. hear from one man who decided to ride out the storm and then the firestorm only to turn to his family and say what have i done? we will tell you where folks need to brace for more bad news. several more inches or feet of snow. unending as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news as fox reports live tonight. ford c-max hybrid. when you're carrying a lot of weight, c-max has a nice little trait, you see, c-max helps you load your freight, with its foot-activated lift gate. but that's not all you'll see, cause c-max also beats prius v, with better mpg. say hi to the all-new 47 combined mpg c-max hybrid. [ m

are more into nights alone liberal rubble and federal officials are pointing to a contaminated lab in massachusetts as the cause of the nation's latest enjoy this outbreak and new evidence may pin the blame for those twenty nine deaths directly on that rock. you need to know this the northeast is still trying to get back on its feet again after hurricane sandy at least fifty five americans of fifty five americans have died millions remain without power and the entire new york city transit system is still shut flooded and shut down and some of the hardest hit cities new jersey like seaside heights block after block of residential neighborhoods are buried under sand in a way similar to how the new orleans lower ninth ward was buried under water after katrina although mitt romney would prefer you didn't think about it the true test of the quality and resilience of a nation and its political systems comes at times like these ones most stressed romney suggest such crises are opportunities for profit which is why he called for the. i have it is a shame to fema or on the campaign trail romney and ryan app

he spoke last month at the university of massachusetts in amherst, at any event sponsored by the center for popular economics. his talk was entitled, "who owns the world?" >> when i was thinking about these remarks, i had two topics in mind. i could not decide between them. pretty obvious ones. one topic is, what are the most important issues that we face? the second topic is, what issues are not being treated seriously or at all in the quadrennial frenzy now under way called in election? but i realize that there is no problem. it is not a hard choice. they are the same topic. there are reasons for it, which are very significant in and of themselves. i would like to return to that in a moment. first, a few words on the background beginning what the announced title -- "who owns the world?" a good answer but this was given years ago by adams met, someone we're supposed to worship but not read. [laughter] he was referring to the most powerful country in the world in his day, in the country that interested him, namely, england. and he pointed out in england, it's all architects of policy ar

they had the good sense to land in florida instead of massachusetts in june. but we let this story out of the textbook. in the middle of the night she killed her captor, she realized that her captor could be scout, she felt them, then she was heroine. they erected the first of june 2 an american woman. it showed her with a hatchet in one hand and the scalp and another. >> kenneth davis is our guest taking your calls, e-mails, and tweets. he is a best-selling author. on booktv on c-span2, watch us live. >> now we go to london for the prime minister's questions. this week, david cameron took questions on the future of the british economy. the european union budget, and the closure of a ford motoron n. plant. >> thank you, mr. speaker.oi i am sure the whole house will wish to join me and pay tribute to corporal david o'connor of the 14 commander royal marines and corporal channing day in the owe t army medical corps. we owe them and all others whort have lost their lives a deep debt of gratitude to the courage, dedication, they will never be forgotten by our nati

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it is along the massachusetts border. massachusetts is the state governor romney lead. it is an interesting area. many of the people from nashua work in massachusetts. >> who are the voters in these areas? >> well, new hampshire has a libertarian streak. our model is live free or die. it is a tossup location. the voters, you know, i think they are voting for the person they think is going to lead the country for the next four years. some people will say new hampshire has a summer home of governor rodney and the state next door was massachusetts where he was governor. i think that is less of a factor. the people can see beyond that. they are voting for the person they think is best for the 50 states. traditionally new hampshire was solidly republican for many years. recently, it was the clinton 1992 phenomenon that has changed that. he won the state twice. in 2000 it went to george w. bush, but in 2004 went to john kerry. the president had a nine-point victory in 2008. we really are a tossup state. the polls go back and forth. it is difficult to determine who is going to

he did believe in, in fact, funding of clean energy companies in massachusetts. but he could not be nominated as the republican for president in 2012 if he continued to espouse those beliefs. >> why? why could he not? why could he not? >> nancy pelosi created a select committee on energy independence and global warming, as soon as we took over the congress in 2007. and she did so in order to ensure that, one, we backed out imported oil, and one of the first things we did was pass legislation to improve fuel economy standards to 55 miles per gallon by the year 2026 and back out all the oil which we import from the persian gulf and 6 billion metric tons of co2 per year. the president romney and the republicans are pledging to repeal those standards. and we also dramatically increased the funding for winds, and for solar, and for other clean energy technologies, which they also are saying they no longer want to fund, while keeping the tax breaks for oil on the books. so the first thing they did, as soon as they took over in 2011 was abolish the select committee on e

i was just in massachusetts, battleground, new hampshire, they did not take the adds down. they may have stopped campaigning one by they did not take the ads down. that is largely how it is in the final days. the romney campaign thinks it froze, they think that's to their advantage, but they have also seen the picture os s of t president being the president, and with a outspoken governor, so some will wince at that photo-op, and some say it could be a slight advantage for the president. >> thank you, it's total gridlock in new york city as the people in the nation's largest city trying to get around without the subway. looking at pictures of new york right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ we're lucky, it's not every day you find a companion as loyal as a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. imimagaginine e ifif y yod alalwawaysys s seeee l e [m[mususicic]] inin t thehe b besest t lil. eveverery y titimeme o of f. ououtdtdoooorsrs, , oro. trtranansisititiononss® ls auautotomamatiticacalllly y fift ththe e ririghght t amamouountn. soso y youou s seeee e eveg ththe e waway y iti

who had done so with democrats in massachusetts. implication being the accusation being that the president didn't know how to do that. had failed in talking to republicans. could never be bipartisan. had no chance of breaking the gridlock in washington. that we see everywhere. the silent testimony and not so silent testimony of chris christie, a republican who after all was the keynote speaker at the republican convention -- >> right. >> -- is really pretty powerful. the president doesn't have to say nothing. none of the adviser haves to say anything. people around the country saw it. >> you know, guys, in terms of why christie's doing this. my story is -- my first job in journalism is covering politics in new jersey and he was a washed up former county official and a lot of people treated him as a has-been and to understand why he's reacting this way right now, i think the most useful thing for people to know about him is he's an ambitious guy like any governor, like any aspiring national politician. but unlike a lot of other sort

some states already use paper ballots, like massachusetts and connecticut. it is a real mixed bag. it depends on the state. and sometimes even the counties within a separate state. >> it is going to be a mess. joe johns, appreciate that. one thing we want to look at when we come back, we'll take a short break, is this storm, this storm which people say is one of the century, is this a sign of things to come, a sign of the kind of storms we're going to be seeing more of? we're going to talk about that ahead. you see us, at the start of the day. on the company phone list that's a few names longer. you see us bank on busier highways. on once empty fields. everyday you see all the ways all of us at us bank are helping grow our economy. lending more so companies and communities can expand, grow stronger and get back to work. everyday you see all of us serving you, around the country, around the corner. us bank. you know, one job or the other. the moment i could access the retirement plan, i just became firm about it -- you know, it's like it just hits you fast. you know, you start think

and the fires in the wake of sandy, and now we head down to florida to watch the former governor of massachusetts make one of his final addresses before the big vote on tuesday. >> we face extraordinary challenges in this country, and you know some of those, we have them here at home, we have an economy that is not creating the jobs that the american people need. many of you from university of miami here today know that when you graduate, you want to have a good job. [cheers and applause] and right now about half the kids coming out of college can't find work or college-level work despite the fact of having large student debts, and i want to change that. we also have other challenges. we have some 23 million americans that are struggling to get a good job. we also have one out of six americans living in poverty. we have 47 million americans on food stamps. that's what's happening here at home. then around the world we face challenges as well as iran speeds along its course to become nuclear, as we also face competition for jobs from china and other nations. we face some real challenges. and as a

it's right along the massachusetts border. of course massachusetts is the state that governor romney led. so it's a very interesting area. many of the people from there work in massachusetts. host: describe the voters in these areas, who are they? guest: well, new hampshire has traditionally a libertarian streak. our motto is live free or die. and it is sort of a toss up location. the voters, i think they are voting for the person they think is going to lead this country for the next four years. some people will say new hampshire. well new hampshire has a summer home of governor romney and the state next door massachusetts where he was governor. but i think that's less of a factor. i think the people of new hampshire can see grond that and they are voting for the personal they think is best for the 50 states. host: tell us about the history of new hampshire being a swing state. guest: well traditionally new hampshire was republican for many years. i think it's the clinton 1992 phenomenon that has changed that. clinton won this

notably massachusetts and connecticut. in parts of virginia as well. there are, again, a variety of options, but it dpoendz the state and it depends on the counties. >> many of those states that are affected by the storm are reliably democratic, so the race very close. already a lot of speculation the next president could actually win the electoral college, but lose the popular vote. does this storm make this scenario even more likely? >> well, it all depends on what happens over the next several days. you know, certainly after the counties and the elections boards decide where the problems are, then they're going to look to solutions and try to get it fixed. over in pennsylvania certainly there's a potential for a problem there. they've been working with the people to try to establish some paper balloting in the event the batteries on the machines run out because that's a state which we consider for the longest time to be a battleground state, but then it sort of moved into the obama column. now the question is whether it's going to become even closer

. >>> the historic hyannisport yacht club dock house in massachusetts is unfortunately gone. sandy knocked the structure right into the ocean. it was built in the 1940's. the building is famously known as the backdrop to many kennedy family sailing trips on nantucket sound. officials are evaluating the damage and are considering rebuilding. >>> coming up next, erica with our forecast. >>> i want to remind you again that if you like us on wusa9 on facebook, then we will donate a dollar to the american red cross sandy relief fund. so please like us on wusa9. >>> let's take a look at our weather now. >> it's definitely improving out there, jc. we are going to see lots of clouds today. a few sprinkles here and there. breezy conditions but of course the worst of sandy is over and done with. let's take a look at satellite and radar. you can see the few sprinkles and showers still showing up in garrett county -- showing up. and in garrett county, it's still snowing. we're not quite done with the snowfall in the mountains, especially west of the divide. some areas picked up as much a

let's go to dorie in salem massachusetts. a little something something about governor romney. >> caller: happy halloween to everybody. i have a quick question for miss elvira. we're halloween central. when are you coming here? >> where are you? >> salem massachusetts. >> i know. did i go to salem a couple of years ago. i was just outside of salem. such a bummer. i love salem. i want to go there and be there all the time. >> stephanie: it is a trial to get there. [ laughter ] >> i'm afraid to be burned at the stake there. safety first. >> stephanie: what was mitt romney like as governor in sympathy reason he's behind 30 points there? >> whenever anything bad happened here -- hush, kitty -- he was usually in new hampshire. so he was never in the state. whenever a disaster happened. he would phone it in from new hampshire. >> stephanie: those are the stories coming out this morning that he was really bad at -- disaster relief when he was there. what's your kitty's name? >> rita. she's a rescue kitty. >> another thing about mark

governor romney reminding people of the time he was governor of massachusetts working with a legislature 85% democrat, managing to turn a deficit into a surplus. >> we were able to get to a point where $3 billion budget gap in my first year turned into a 2 billion dollar rainy day fund by the time i left. this can happen. it has to happen in washington. we've got to come together. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: with the president out there this afternoon touring storm damage in new jersey what was interesting about today's speech in tampa, we'll see it again here in miami, no direct attacks against the president. in fact governor romney didn't even mention mr. obama. instead focusing on his optimistic vision of what the american future would look like under a romney administration. >> clear eyes, full hearts, can't lose. i'm convinced that is true, you guys. clear eyes here in florida, full hearts. we can't lose. we'll take back america. we'll keep it strong. we're going to overcome our challenges and keep america the hope of the earth. i need your vote on november 6th. get out and v

more people have died in the nationwide meningitis outbreak. 28 deaths from the tainted shots from a massachusetts pharmacy. tennessee and michigan have been hardest hit. >>> and in ohio, the so-called craigslist killer now faces life in prison. the jury has convicted brogan rafferty of luring men with phony job offers on craigslist and then robbing and killing three of them. the defense argued that rafferty was merely following orders from his alleged accomplice. >>> and the suspect in a daring las vegas casino heist is now under arrest. police say man stole some $1.6 million in cash and chips from the venetian hotel and casino in las vegas. detectives were able to track him down near his mother's house in california. >>> and our parent company, disney, is buying george lucas' star wars production company, lucasfilms, for a cool $4 billion. and they have announced a new trilogy, the first movie out in 2015. disney wants to make a new "star wars" film every three years. the first three "star wars" films were the middle trilogy of the nine-part epic. so then he went back and told the three before.

for example, massachusetts and connecticut use the old paper ballots already. that can be scanned optically. some parts of the state of virginia use that technology. in pennsylvania, the "wall street journal" reporting today that officials have been telling counties to have enough paper ballots for 20% to 25% of the expected voters. some of the touchscreen machines there might have to go on battery power so it's a mixed bag. all of the state haves to reach out to the counties, to the precincts to determine the problems and closer to election day. >> but if you had to lay bets, everything will go as normal on election day and we shouldn't worry? >> reporter: well, na-ha. i wouldn't bet but i can tell you there's a potential here for a lot of different problems and the states are just going to have to handle these things case by case. and sometimes it really comes down to the individual polling place and does that polling place work or not? do they have electricity for the machines or not? there are also laws in place, i think i have to say, if a state runs in to

now most republicans in massachusetts and in d.c. think that brown is probably not coming back next year. >> host: i want to go back to the "washington times," reid wilson, and again changes they said to watch out for in the coming six days. expanding the map is one that they have. mindful that the republican nominee has fewer path to reach the two under 70 electoral votes needed for victory >> guest: minnesota, by the way the state has gone the longest without voting for a republican around the country, remember back in the 1984 way, it still stuck with mondale. they are sort two competing theories about why the two campaigns are suddenly advertising in places like pennsylvania, michigan and minnesota. the run the campaign's argument is the map is expended. polls are closing and republicans have a real shot at winning all three of these states, en route to a be a big massive electoral vote win. on november 6. the democrats say no, this is a testament. they they're trying to get the 270 electoral votes some sort of new hail marys whe

in massachusetts, the fourth and final debate between senate candidates elizabeth warren and brown canceled because of sandy and they would like to reschedule but brown told reporters they've already had three debates and his campaign was very, very businey at the e of the campaign. finally democrats are leading in the flo/va races. in ohio, brown holds the lead. it seems like a big lead. maybe bigger than what most people think. tim kaine and george allen, kaine at 50% and allen at 46%. new york mayor michael bloomberg doing something he's done before, more sim l bawlic today, ringing the opening bell on wall street after two days of being off, the financial markets are reopeni reopening. the first time weather had closed the markets for two con second it tiff days since a blizzard back in 1888. all right, becky, what do we expect today in the market? is there going to be pent-up rae action to a whole bunch of other stuff that's not sandy related? sandy is going to have some people trading on that. oh, by the way, isn't there some jobs -- don't we get the ad coming out? >> adp is tomorrow.

you will get national guard troops in new york, massachusetts, virginia, delaware, connecticut and maryland. that is seven states. they have got a lot of work to do over the coming days and weeks. martha: yeah. jersey's strong is a bumter sticker you see in new jersey. hopefully we'll see a lot more of those. he is absolutely right. everybody will be okay and dig out of it but it i awful and ugly right now. bill: fir time we've seen our images in our jobs. they take you to places most people can not get. first time you see it is always stunning and so striking to see what is left now. and, the future as he says we'll come back but it will take a while, no question. martha: so the cleanup efforts in so many states and also in ohio actually can cause, give you a bit of a jolt because residents there are clearing up debris. they have no electricity in parts of ohio as well. mike tobin is there where hundreds of thousands of people are still without power. >> reporter: martha, as you can see sandy is strong enough to still pack a punch when she reaches the great lakes. details coming up. are yo

it's along the massachusetts border. massachusetts is the stated that governor romney led. so it is a very interesting area. many of the people from nashua work in massachusetts. host: who are the voters in this area? guest: new hampshire has traditionally libertarian streak. our motto is live free or die. it is a tossup location. the voters, i think they are voting for the person they think is going to lead this country the next four years. some people will say new hampshire has a summer home of governor romney and the state next door, massachusetts, where he was governor. i think that is less of a factor. i think the people of new hampshire can see beyond that and are voting for the person they think is best for the 50 states. host: tell us about the history of new hampshire being a swing state. guest: traditionally, new hampshire was very solidly republican for many years. recently, i think it is sort of the clinton 1992 phenomenon that has changed that. he one the state twice. in 2000 it went to george w. bush. kerrey., john care the president got a nine point victory i

were french, they made wine, they had the good sense to land in florida in june instead of december in massachusetts, but then they were wiped out by the spanish. but we've completely left the story out of the textbooks. the most famous woman in america, hannah dustin, she was taken captive by indians in 169 5, marched up to new hampshire. she killed her captors, realized that she could get a bounty for scalps, indian scalps. she went back, scalped them and made her way to boston where he was a her o win. they actually erected a statue to her, showed her with a hatchet in one hand and scalps in the other. >> kenneth davis is our guest sunday on "in depth." he's the bestselling author of the don't know much series. the most recent, don't know much about the american presidents. watch live at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> at a conference of the national council on u.s./arab relations, a panel of middle east analysts looked at iran's nuclear program and a response from the u.s. and arab governments. they debate the effectiveness of economic sanctions and the consequences of a military strike ag

he's offered to be the pifrplg hitter for admiral roughhead who was captured back in massachusetts and couldn't make it back out here and with his experience, one thing about melvin speese, he is the premiere taipber in the marine corps. please help me welcome major general melvin speese >> well, of course i am not admiral roughhead, mr. secretary, but i did spend the night at marine's memorial club so i think i'm able to fill in okay. as general my dsz at said, i've had the p opportunity to purpose in fleet week over the last several years. my attention and focus has been, obviously, from the first marine expeditionary forces perspective and our close partnership, the third fleet and expeditionary strike group 3 in supporting fleet week. clearly filling in for admiral roughhead i'm going to have to elevate my comments and move to a little bit different level. the department of defense is very comprehensively represented here at fleet week this year, more so than ever before. we have a representative from the assistant secretary of defense for homeland defense and american security aff

now most republicans in massachusetts and d.c. think that brown is probably not coming back next year. host: i want to go back to the "washington times" the game changes they said to watch out for in the coming six days. former oakland -- former president bill clinton was there yesterday. guest: remember back in the 1984 race, they still stuck with mondale in minnesota. a competing series about why the two campaigns are suddenly advertising in places like pennsylvania, michigan, and minnesota. the romney campaign argument is the map is expanding, polls are closing, and republicans have a real shot at winning all three of these states en route to a big electoral votes been. the democrats say this is a desperate move and they are trying to get 270 a little votes in a hail mary pass manner, using minnesota, pennsylvania, and michigan, because they're not going to win states like ohio of wisconsin. i think both theories have a little bit of merit. republicans have a tendency staff and have over the last couple cycles pimco to states t

brown in massachusetts, one poll even, one poll with him up. these races can go i think either way. >> final word, jim? >> i think races can go either way. but we talked about irresponsible, what happened in libya in is it the movie? for a two weeks we heard about the movie. >> jim, everything is coming out. the administration is revealing everything. >> mr. transparency. you know when it will come out? after the election. always will. >> we have to cancel the debate today. maybe we can continue this in the 9:00 hour. i have to let you guys go, jim and peter. tony, over to you. you know what? we'll be right back. i got my coffee for the morning, i got my dunkin' k-cup packs for the rest of the day. only available at dunkin' donuts restaurants. america runs on dunkin' coffee. my name is julian bond. i know a little something about fighting for what's right and just. maryland's gay and lesbian families share the same values and they should share in the right to marry. i believe people of faith understand this isn't about any one religious belief.

more people have died in the nationwide meningitis outbreak. 20 deaths from the tainted shots from a massachusetts pharmacy. tennessee and michigan have been hardest hit. >>> and in ohio, the so-called craigslist killer now faces life in prison. the jury has convicted brogan rafferty of luring men and killing them. he said he was following orders of his alleged accomplice. >>> and police say a man who stole some $1.6 million in cash and chips from the venetian hotel and casino in las vegas. the police were able to track him down at his parents' house in california. >>> and disney is buying george lucas' "star wars" films for a cool $4 billion. and they have announced a new trilogy out in 2015. disney wants to make a new "star wars" film every three years. the first three "star wars" films were the middle trilogy of the nine-part epic. you told the three before. and one figures, this will be the three after. >> josh, thanks very much. >>> let's go back to sam right now. sam, we're looking at the fires in new jersey. >> george, amy, good morning, everybody. it's heartbreaking to see the pictures thi

happens is you have a paleontologist who vanished from a dinosaur dig in canada and scarpetta back in massachusetts gets a weird e-mail that has a terrible attachment and she knows something really bad has happened. the next thing she is rushing into the boston harbor on a lifeguard boat to recover a body that's been diabolically tethered underwater, tangled with a sea creature. and then all hell breaks loose. >> give us background on the character. >> scarpetta is a forensic pathologist but is a forensic sleuth because she is an expert in pourencic science, she does all the latest, greatest technology for solving crimes using science and medicine, but she is also a little bit of a sherlock. she has great deductive abilities, a woman's intuition. she is a wonderful italian cook. and she's married to an fbi profiler so scarpetta uses her mind really to solve cases that are almost impossible for everybody else. >> and what accounts for her longevity, for the fact people remain so intrigued by this character? >> i think people just really like her. she is a likeable person. i mean, she -- if you met h

. >> from massachusetts to virginia to tennessee -- >> we didn't know it was going to be eight inches of snow. >> people began the long cleanup process. >> the path of destruction is going to be felt for some time. >> politics took a back seat. people collected items for storm victims with mitt romney in ohio. >> it is part of the american spirit, and to give to people who are in need. >> back to work, folks. >> the president visited a red cross office with a message. a promise of personal help. >> i told the mayors and governors if they are getting no for an answer, they can call me personally at the white house. >> if they call this afternoon, they will not be able to reach the president at the white house. he will be flying to new jersey. >> how has sandy impacted trick- or-treating? >> white house has called off the annual halloween party. some places have ask kids to stay inside. i'm sure in baltimore you're seeing trees down. >> disappointing for the kids. >> maryland lost two days of early voting. the polls will reopen today at 8:00 a.m. anyone in line at 9:00 p.m. will get to

but then went down to massachusetts in 2005 and talked about massachusetts allowing same-sex marriage and allowing gay people to adopt children, and here he is in 2005. >> romney: our society is supposed to be indifferent with the mother and father. we have been changed to change birth certificates to remove the phrase mother and father and replace it with parent, a and parent b. it's not right in paper or in fact. every child has the right to have a mother and a father. [ applause ] >> bill: even if they don't, he is going to force it. >> he is going to force it. and this was really good investigative reporting by "the "boston globe."" what they found is when same-sex marriage became legal in massachusetts, they wanted to change the birth certificate. then moderate mitt in quotes you guys can't see me but -- [ laughter ] >> but he said no no, no. we're not going to do that. we are going to have each of these birth certificates approved by my -- and the hospitals of record are going to have to get permission to cross off father and put second parent, individually on each one of these.

that is the latest here in massachusetts. back to you guys. >> steve: what ever it was caused damage. eric over to you and charles. >> eric: president obama will tour devastated areas of new jersey and promised fast help from the federal government and no red tape. should the federal government be involve would in the first place. the new york times thinks so without big government there would be no federal aid and every state would bear the billions of damages. is that so joining me is charles. >> no, that was focused in a response in washington d.c. that has a view of the world and the states . i heard you talk about cuomo and the superb job and same thing with chris christy. no one in washington d.c. knows new jersey like chris christ yeno one in washington d.c. knows new york state like governor cuomo. the way it is set up now. these states are to ask for money and puhow did the monep getet money in the first place. new jersey sent 10,000 to washington percapita. you build giant centers in washington d.c. and get the mone

in the closely watched massachusetts race for u.s. senate, a new poll shows democrat whiz breath warren pulling away from republican incumbent scott brown 53% to 46%. last month only a four point difference separated the two. fact checkers are calling out the romney campaign for a new ad implying that the obama administration's overseeing the outsourcing of autoworkers jobs. >> obama took gm and chrysler into bankruptcy and sold chrysler to italians who will build jeeps in china. >> not so bad says the ceo of chrysler issuing a statement reaching jeep production whether not be moved from the united states to china, it is inaccurate to suggest anything different. today president obama tours the storm devastation in atlantic city and vice president biden makes two campaign stops in florida. mr. romney will also be in florida as he makes three stops. paul ryan will spend the day campaigning in his home state of wisconsin. let's get back to sandy, because two of the three major airports serving the new york area, kennedy and newark, they'

. >> massachusetts to virginia to tennessee, people began the long cleanup process. >> the path of destruction is going to be felt for some time. >> politics took a back seat. people collected items for storm victims. >> it is part of the american spirit, and to give to people that are in need. >> back to work. >> the president visited david cross office with a message. >> i told the mayors and governors if they are getting no for an answer, they can call me personally at the white house. >> if they call this afternoon, they will not be able to reach the president at the white house. he is flying to atlantic city to check out all that damage. >> just incredible pictures. should we expect any political sniping between the president and governor christie? >> governor christie is that high-profile republican and often attacks the president. we should not expect to much rancor today because governor christie has been complimentary of the president so far. he said the president has done an outstanding job dealing with this storm. likely will see cooperation between the two. >> at least for a day. >