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FOXNEWSW The Five October 31, 2012
0 it s a very cold storm. storms here way up across parts of canada. still down across south carolina into kentucky. tennessee, north carolina. still rain, still windy conditions. good news is that it s better than it was 24 hours ago. we ve had big storms moving across new england this, is where heaviest rain has been today. some storms a little bit severe at times getting kind of a severe threat maybe some strong winds going to be diminishing during overnight hours, we stillr% ñ have snow to deal with, maybe another six inches by the time this is done n general, the storm beginning to weaken a little bit and kind of unwind itself from the way it was winds now into 20s from philadelphia to new york city up towards grant. a pocket where winds are not bad towards the center of where that storm s winds into mid-30s in indianapolis, detroit. we re not going to be talking about super increase in power outages. take a look at colors on the map this, color representative of about 30 miles per hour wind gusts. to go forward in time, it winds here around great lakes into the day on thursday. we re going to be dealing with winds from this storm. we ll see showers from time to time. so showers will be a system to unwind which is great. temperatures into 30s into appalachians. 39 in detroit. strange to see 62 in maine and temperatures so much colder in the south this, is pulled much, much colder air into canada. it will fill in here across parts of the east. those people without power having a number of cool nights. greta: rick, i know hurricane season runs at the end of november. but so, i mean we sort of think this is the last because we ve been hit hard. is there anything we should be fearing coming up on the horizon? there is not. we rapidly see hurricane activity at least traditionally wind down. so there isn t anything model wise out there that is a big concern for us. it s good news. greta: cold temperatures i see behind us reach out to the ocean, i suppose the ocean is getting colder. so that probably good news, right? it is. ocean waters have been warm. the gulf stream went over the gulf stream. that is one of the things we saw yesterday morning. it entense fied from over colder air moving there. we might see numbers cooling down quickly. greta: rick, thank you. you bet. we re going to have more live storm coverage but right now, presidential race. the election now one week away. tonight a new gallup poll giving us a look at early voting. polls showing governor romney leading president obama 52% to 45% among voter who s already cast their ballots. newt gingrich joins us, good evening, sir. your thoughts on the gallup poll of early voters? if it s accurate it s devastating for obama. obama played a tremendous amount of effort into building a ground game. they re confident they can turn the vote out early. they talked about it with a sense of achievement. if this is correct, it s a remarkable result. republicans have been saying during all of the snap shots well, don t worry about early voting because republican voters tend to be older, they love to vote on election day. all of a sudden these numbers i m surprised and i frankly thought i would not have been more presidential and the opportunity. i don t mean to demean the president or the storm or light of the loss but just the hard reality is that election day is tuesday. i think the storm is so big, damage so wide spread and intense, that you know, president is going to, he s hopefully doing his job, what he should be doing. on the other hand the storm is going to dampen some of his turn out of his supporter who s are less enthusiastic. so i think it s kind of a wash. if something really bad happens and the federal system collapses then he d gaet the blame. he s doing the right thing and i think it s correct for chris christie to thank him and say the president is being help of. i suspect every governor will tell you that they re paying attention. i don t think it helps him much. greta: what about friday when jobs report comes out? any impact two, three days out from tuesday? the problem for obama is any time the number gets better it turns out that is because people dropped out of the work force. and the last report was that this last quarter every new job unbalanced was a government job. i don t know of anyone who is confident about next year. i have seen small businesses out in missouri for todd akin. i don t see anyone out here saying i m reved up. i think you could have a dramatic recovery if romney wins because there are a tremendous number of entrepreneurs who would like to do something if they had they re very, very proud of them. republicans told me they believe they re going to carry hamilton county maybe by 23,000 votes. that would be a swing of 50,000 votes by itself that would guarantee carrying ohio. people in lebanon and warren county very republican. tremendously enthusiastic. they re going to vote bigger than they voted last time for mccain. in delaware county it was a very rural area we were in. i couldn t find any obama voters. obama is going to be competitive. he s going to have cleveland and areas around dayton. i think ohio probably going to end up electing josh landel to the senate. all energy development, natural gas, oil coming out in canton, youngstown, then along river valley. the war on coal which you ll remember is a hunl story all of the things coming together. i think ohio will now go for rom nee. he has momentum. i tell you that when you start talking auto thing, you realize obama administration gave chrysler to fiat for zero dollars? i mean, you can t imagine a businessman like mitt romney turning over that much real property to a foreign company for zero dollars. so owe think the longer you look at the auto bailout the less attractive it s romney s approach was to guarantee loans and waivers after a traditional bankruptcy court, what united airlines and a number other companies have gone through. that i think people goring to say that might have been a better road. that is sort of the global view talking about jobs in ohio. you know? you don t necessarily look at the big tick pic tour, looks like do i have a job or not? the governor pointed out the net number of new jobs out of the bailout was 400 for the state. all other new jobs and if you re a gm worker are you grateful to obama? do you think you ve worked hard so your company survived? at some point obama claiming credit for your job begins to get thin. greta: benghazi. we ve spent a lot of time talking about it. and frankly there are a lot of remaining questions and nobody sort of set out what happened. we ve got bits and pieces and weird stories about videos and we ve had, it s an incomplete picture, other news organizations aren t particularly pursuing this. we are and a few others. i m curious is benghazi an issue that is one that is in any way related to the voters have interest in it. and in terms of the election i was talking with senator ron johnson of we do have inconsistent stories. and that seems like the right thing to do in my mind. when you have two stories you should try to pursue the government. and#zep it s unfortunately sortf looped into this election time. and i think it makes it almost unfortunate. i d like to see what happened. i d like administration to speak out bit. do you agree? timing is you have? i think the timing is terrible. why is the president of the united states his secretary of defense, why haven t they been able to tell us the truth? this is not that hard. all documents have to be available. it should be possible to sort it out. this has been a cover up, you re right. it s sad it s happening just before election but it has been over six weeks now and we can t get the facts out. four americans killed including american embass door. an american facility turns out may not have been a consulate. it may have been quote a facility which has a different legal framing. this is a mess. we apparently lost a number of secret documents. we have no idea what those documents are. there is no effort to help. we now know because of kernel west work there were marines available. there were consider 130s available. fighter aircraft available and help could have gotten there in about an hour in terms of air power and two hours in terms of marines, the fight went on seven hours this, is a terrible situation. speaker you mentioned ben west, he s joining us. i hope you join us before election night. look forward to it, very much. thank you, sir. straight ahead those questions about libya. they re still unanswered was help denied to americans under that terrorist attack? 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