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10-day-old baby before their street flooded, thinking about my friends whose family business in brooklyn was hit hard. their warehouse utterly destroyed. and im thinking about the dozens of families in queens whose homes were burned to the ground in a fire. the election as the president said will take care of itself. we will return to breathless speculation about the fates of president obama and mitt romney. well talk about voters in ohio and colorado and florida, about jobless numbers and turno...

Than any other bank for ten years running. so come talk to us to see how we can help. wells fargo. together well go far. were back. weve lived through primaries, conventions and four big debates and tonight we stand 300 hours away from the day that will decide the fates of the country and also barack obama and mitt romney. here with me tonight to evaluate the state of the race is americas mayor, new yorks own rudy giuliani himself, a former presidential candidate. welcome, mayor. >> thank you,...

Favor. more people still say the country is in the wrong direction but by 14-point margin but the trend is unquestionably improving with optimism rising steadily over the past year. "the washington post"/abc analysis pounds out in the final stretch those becoming more optimistic about the direction of the country are democrats. no surprise there. theres been cruel fates before. i remember the first president bush was knocked out by bill clinton just at the time that the economy was picking up. r...

Candidate romney to humanize himself, play all the charitable size. yesterday romney also passed out mcdonalds to reporters and had an impromptu rope line where he shook the hands of fourth and fifth graders. the next potential turning point in the campaign will come thursday when vice president biden and paul ryan fates off in danville, kentucky. last night the debate got a mention before a crowd of 4,000 in michigan by a guy who introduced ryan as a fellow hunter and a fellow fan of rock n rol...

Yourself because there but for certain fates could be any of us. so for me its just an amazing observation of human nature, an amazing chance to experience ourselves. coming up -- >> the judge is out there listening to this right now, mr. judge, may i say you look marvelous today? >> more from the inmate lockup viewers know as the indiana catman. >> see you later. ♪ well, hes not very handsome ♪ to look at [ sighs ] ♪ oh, hes shaggy ♪ and he eats like a hog [ male announcer ] the volks...

That were fully investigating what happened and bringing these murderers to justice. we as americans always stand on the side of democracy, we want people to have opportunity to determine their own fates and their own destinies, but the message we have to send i think to the muslim world is that we spent you to work with us to keep our people safe. >> without naming them, he addressed critics at home who say his outreach to the mideast has produced few results. >> they have been living under dic...

>> the great thing about field producing lockup is we witness firsthand how these diverse groups of people under very adverse and extreme circumstances form societies. they have laws. they have rules. they have corporal punishment. they oftentimes have their own language. they form their own clicks. -- cliques. to me thats fascinating. its watching human nature at its very basic level and seeing how we all are. >> no two days are alike. >> give me 30 more seconds. >> well set out to have a plan ...

Adverse and extreme circumstances form societies. they have laws. they have rules. they have corporal punishment. they oftentimes have their own language. they form their own clicks. to me thats fascinating. its watching human nature at its very basic level and seeing how we all are. >> no two days are alike. >> if you can give me like 30 more seconds, well be done with you. >> well set out to have a plan on what were going to shoot and arrive at 8:00 in the morning and by 8:10 everything has ch...

killer that gets most of the attention. eric harris and dylanical icalk. anders behring breivik. today is the one-year anniversary of that mass killing. but names we should be hearing are those of the victims. we want to start this morning remembering those who lost their lives friday morning as told by the people they left behind. >> not surprising to me that his first thought would be her. thats what a man does. he protects his loved ones. im very proud of him. were going to miss him...

Ten months later when they came out with the truth all that deliberative activity in this case is very appropriate for us to see. >> greta: is it obstruction or legitimate. >> that is a tough one, greta. i think the court of public opinion will decide on both of our fates on that. we think we did today what we were obligated to do. we will continue with our investigation and dozens of other investigations we are obligated to do. we would like to see this ended because the resources we are using ...