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State. what have you seen in terms of their ability to grow to gain recruits. we saw that horrific beheading video where they beheaded more than 20 egyptian christians. obviously on the coast of libya. what have you seen. in in terms of their growth? reporter: you can hear the fighting going on. they still control three neighborhoods. i was in the neighborhood which is the neighborhoods that are controlled by the government forces. we could mortars. there s one point where fire went right over my head. that fighting is still going on. it shows they certainly haven t given up. although the government forces of the governments here in the east say they are winning, block by block, they certainly haven t won yet. all right. thank you very much. reporting live from libya tonight. you just heard lindsay say in ....
Terror. knowing romney s personality to the extent we all do, i expect he will revisit that. he will rip that scab and say somehow he was right. i think he s going to get to a temperamental question. he said, listen, when this first happened you rushed out and you said you thought you knew what was happening. if you re president of the united states, if you re commander in chief, you don t make rash statements or rash actions. and, you know he ll hit him from the top. we do it right. you want to make this politics? i think there are so many openings for the president on this. i wouldn t go into this if you re an obama supporter worried that he s going to be taken i think we re talking libya tonight. it may not be the most important issue of our time but it will be tonight. thank you very much, david corn, and david ignatius, great reporting. up next, more from florida and our coverage of the final presidential debate. this is hardball, the place for politics. i m a co ....
Domestic policy again. i talked to a man in my building as i was leaving this morning and i said your watching the debate tonight and he said i don t think so. i said you re not? he said no i don t care about i don t care about foreign policy. i don t care about israel and iran. and i m wondering if that may be the reaction of a lot of americans who want to hear more about the economy than foreign affairs. new make a great point. however this morning there were surrogates on both sides talking about what we can expect to we hear it comes to libya tonight. take a listen. it s important we don t politicize this process. in other tragedies america came together. it s unfortunate those across the aisle is trying to divide us. he s asking the president of the united states to get to the bottom why there s this fog around his administration since september 11th. carol brings up talking to someone that she passes regularly at her building, how ....
Time. and u.n. i beg your pardon. n.a.t.o. war planes have been attacking gaddafi positions over the last 24 hours and they said they hit 11 targets and that s helping the rebels bye it s still a hard fight there in sirte fighting street by street at this time. and also, today, two libyan fighter pilots who flew instead of bombing their own citizens received a here he owe s welcome when they arrived back in tripoli today. the two men stayed in malta after refusing in benghazi last february. they were lucky, because two fighter pilots flew to algeria, but he they were sent back and it s been reported that tgaddafi regime publicly can executed them, harris. harris: and david piper, thank you for the latest from libya tonight. ....
destroyed. this didn t end when the wind died down. this was and continues to be a very big deal and water is the reason why. you are looking at where the town of prattsville, new york used to be. parts of it washed away. everyone got away safely. they don t have much to return to. the correspondent who shot this compared it to joplin, missouri, after the tornado. she was stranded by rising flood waters. she joins us shortly. still stranded there actually tonight. irene dumped as much as a foot of rain on the northeast onto waterlogged ground and full rivers and reservoirs. look at that truck trying to get through the water. the water has to go somewhere. it doesn t care what or who is in the way. this scene in new jersey where big military trucks were even having trouble getting around. from virginia to vermont rivers and streams overflowing. some above record flood levels or soon to be, largely because of flooding damage from hurricane irene could hit $7 billion makin ....