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Will draw three times as many people to the exchanges and that could add hundreds of tboilts cost of the new law over the first 10 years. martha: we have a brand-new rasmussen reports poll. it finds the majority of those surveyed, 54%, favor repeal of the healthcare reform. 39% oppose it. the finding virtually identical to a survey done two weeks ago. the majority of voters have favored repeal in just about every survey done since the healthcare law was passed in congress in march of last year. record-smashing october storm causing a travel nightmare over the course of this weekend including t...

The federal government has instituted new rules that limit tarmac delays to 3 hours for domestic flights. if jetblue is found to have violated those rules, not the airport, the airline could be find $27,500 for each passenger. there were 100 on that plane. that means almost $3 million. martha: solyndra solar panels not the only green energy firm that swan -- that squandered american taxpayer's dollars. today steve jobs' final words before he passed away. you will never believe this when we come back. there is this coming up.

Bill: this morning, we have new details about what happened on board four different planes, three of which belonged to jetblue, that left passengers strand on a tarmac for more than seven hours. a plane diverted from florida to newark forced to land at connecticut's bradley international, that's north of hartford, because of this freak winter storm, and it's not winter, it's fall! passengers say they had no food and no water and no working bathrooms and even the pilot expressed his dismay at his employer. >> we can't seem to get any help from our own company. i apologize for this, but is there...

charges against him. and baby makes 7 billion. a new milestone for the global population on this "american morning." ♪ good morning to you and happy halloween. >> happy halloween! >> whoo! it is monday, october 31st. welcome to "american morning." i'm carol costello. >> good morning. i'm alina cho. talk about an october surprise, and i'm not talking about politics. >> no. >> that storm was really -- >> it was vicious, wasn't it? >> it certainly was, and it came through fast and left just as fast, but boy, did it leave a trail of destruction. >> yes, it did, and that's up first....

call." i'm carol costello joining you live this morning from new york. herman cain begins this week fighting off allegations of inappropriate behavior. political reports, at least two women accuse cain of sexually suggestive behavior when he was president of the national restaurant association in the 1990s. here's how he responded when confronted about those allegations. >> i'm not going to comment about two people you won't tell me who they are. that's like negotiating -- i'm not going to comment on that, because i think that that is one of those kinds of things that -- >> that wa...