reporter: now rosie is not secretive about who she supports. i love obama. reporter: you love obama? i love obama. reporter: rosie requested her ballot in the mail, and her friend turned it in. miss rosie should be an inspiration to all of our young people and old. reporter: in ft. myers, chad oliver. how do you not love that story. isn t that something? if she can rock the vote, i think we can all get out and vote. there is no excuse. i don t care who you re supporting, no matter what age, where you re at, the storm, whatever. get out there and be heard. if she can do it at 99 years old that s right. we can all do it. hey, still strong in mind, still strong in spirit. a lot to be said about that. we salute you, man, that s for sure and that is the news for this half hour of the show. remember to follow us on facebook at wnnfans.com. and on twitter @abcwnn. use the hash tag #wnnfans. more news coming up from abc. ñ
gas, really, is a lifeline right now, waiting forever to get a fill-up. it s crazy. it s crazy. also this half hour, we will turn our focus to the final four days in the race for the white house and how the candidates will make the most of their last big push on the campaign trail. it is almost verdict day. yes, four days. and later, star power coming together to help the survivors of sandy. the singers, the celebrities, and a big donation very close to all of us here. in tragedy you sometimes do get to see just the best in people. you do, and it s a shame it takes tragedy to bring folks together, but so often that s the case, but a lot of good will come out of that concert. a lot of folks pitching in. we ll have some details on that. but first the reason behind the concert, the misery we mentioned right here in new york. post-storm now four days after sandy hit, we re seeing scenes of the complete devastation in some areas of staten island. sandy s death toll is now at lea
this morning on world news now, the final four days. the candidates race to the finish line, crisscrossing the battleground states. and the latest polls show they are still running neck and neck. it s friday, november 2nd. announcer: from abc news, this is world news now. good friday morning. i m sunny hostin. paula faris is on assignment. and i m rob nelson. in a moment, a report on where the candidates are heading today and their closing arguments as they look, of course, to the big day, tuesday. finally we re here. and then boiling point. the frustration just keeps building in the hurricane zone from the endless lines for gas to the long, cold nights in the dark. temperatures are taking a dip, and that puts a lot of folks, understandably, on edge who are
could be some oscar buzz. go check it out. i also think it s a perfect weekend for a kids movie. a lot haven t been in school for a week, so like mine, they are stir crazy. this is called wreck-it ralph. it s a walt disney animation studios basically wreck-it ralph is in a game. he s a game character, but he s a bad guy and wants to be a good guy. check this out. hey, are you a hobo? no, i m not a hobo, but i am busy, okay, so you go home. what s that? didn t hear you. your breath is so bad, it made my ears numb. listen, i try to be nice i you re mimicking me. you re mimicking me. okay. okay. so it s gotten 83% favorable rating by rotten tomato. san francisco chronicle says it is delightfully off the rail, so probably a great movie to check out. not bad at all. very cool. take the kid is. if you re scared of flying or
generators back at home because they have no power. gas, really, is a lifeline right now, waiting forever to get a fill-up. it s crazy. it s crazy. also this half hour, we will turn our focus to the final four days in the race for the white house and how the candidates will make the most of their last big push on the campaign trail. it is almost verdict day. yes, four days. and later, star power coming together to help the survivors of sandy. the singers, the celebrities, and a big donation very close to all of us here. in tragedy you sometimes do get to see just the best in people. you do, and it s a shame it takes tragedy to bring folks together, but so often that s the case, but a lot of good will come out of that concert. a lot of folks pitching in. we ll have some details on that. but first the reason behind the concert, the misery we mentioned right here in new york. post-storm now four days after sandy hit, we re seeing scenes