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Out with typical signs of meningitis. the vast majority, 81%, start out with headache, and about a third will develop fever or nausea. north carolina recently reported its first death in connection with this outbreak. family members have identified the victim as 77-year-old elwena shaw and say she had been suffering severe headaches for more than a month before doctors realized what was wrong. so, jon, while only a small fraction of these patients exposed to these potentially dangerous meds may actually get sick, it's important that all of them, their families and physicians, pay close attenti...

jon: we are just hours away now from the third and final presidential debate of this campaign season. the race for the white house could not be any closer. will tonight change anything? we'll see. good morning, i'm jon scott. jenna: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee. there's a live look at the debate stage at lynn university in boca raton, florida. tonight's focus, foreign policy. and while jobs and the economy remain the number one issues among voters, america's role in the world taking center stage in tonight's 90-minute head to head. president obama and governor romney will face off on...

0 which is i think sometimes my arguments are okay, he needs to sound like the next president which means conservatives aren't going to get that much red meat, honestly, from mitt romney tonight, but since they probably want him to win the presidency more than they want him to win debating points, i think that's okay. jon: what about his comment to dmitry medvedev, that he'll have more flexibility after the election? >> i think that's a good thing for mitt romney to cite. and he, mitt romney, is going to be a steady hand. he has said what he would do in broad outlines, obviously, foreign polic...