faced state-wide general elections. senator michael bennett was appointed to the seat. he has worked with the denver public schools and in the private sector. he is 45-years old. he is married with three children. his opponent is republican ken buck. he has worked as a prosecutor for the u.s. department of justice and in the colorado attorney's office. he is married and has two children. someone. beack beat this is one of the most hotly contested senate races in the country and could tip the balance of power in d.c. has anything about this race been what you expected? mr. but we'll start with you. >> it is a hard-fought race. there is a lot of outside money in the race. this is a key race in the united states. i think the issues are pretty much what i expected the issues to be. we are talking about the jobs, the economy, and spending. those are the issues that i think are imported or, rather. >> senator bennett? >> i have travelled around this state. we have had serious conversations about what is happening to our working families, our middle class families who are going through the

social security system. no words that senator bennett has indicate that. >> march 9th, 2010, quote, i don't know that the federal government should be involved in retirement plan. quote, the idea that the federal government should be running health care or retirement or any of those programs is fundamentally against what i believe. he said that. i didn't say that. >> democratic senator michael bennett of colorado hitting republican ken buck with multiple on the record times that mr. buck said he wants to privatize social security. ken buck try to deny his own position on the issue then trying to parse what he'd said about it then just reduced to taking it. as bennett hits buck with buck's unavoidable on the record position like he is unloading a burp gun full of ping-pong balls at him. joining us, michael booth, political reporter for "the denver post." thanks for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> ken buck say he never held this as his position. michael bennett continuing to hit him on it. it seems like both candidates think privatizing social security is an unpopular thing t

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contest here features democrat michael bennett, the incumbent against republican ken buck. the real clear politicsa average of polls, the challenger is up 4.5 points. tonight, correspondent alicia acuna is in denver with a story about candidates that are now halfway through a gruelling series of face-to-face meetings. >> i would repeal the healthcare bill. i would do it for two reasons. >> the first reason is it was passed in a fundamentally corrupt way. >> in the third of six debates, republican senate candidate ken buck drove hard against incumbent democrat michael bennett for his vote on healthcare reform. senator bennett defended his support of the law, which did not poll well in colorado, but he admitted flaws. >> there is a lot of work to do. all of my amendments had to do with reducing costs, all of them had to do with transparency. >> incumbent senator michael bennett was appointed to the job two years ago to serve out the unfinished term of ken salazar. >> women entrepreneurs and small business own toers are having a hideous time. >> he has run a tightly controlled campaign

john bennett. welcome to the show. john bennett, let me start with you. the savings drive. they want to save $101 billion over the next five years. ash taylor has put together issues. what is next in the process of saving this much money in the coming years? >> they are in the implementation phase. several task forces are moving along with how they go about instituting what secretary gates wants to do. that goes through mid-december. at the same time, the services are coming up with their own plans of organizations and commands to cut and scale back generals to fire. i think that is where the fight is really going to be on the hill. that will be rolled out with the 2012 budget in february. >> let me ask you about the joint forces command. secretary gates wants to show he can cut the staff as well as one of the pentagon information agencies he wants to cut. the delegation is furious. what are the chances that gates will win this? >> i think the odds are he will win it. i think it is a healing cry from the virginia delegation. they are trying to get other delegations to see that you co

incumbent, but he still is in a tough fight. >> well, he's an incumbent, michael bennett, but he's an appointed incumbent. he's never won an election. gwen: it should help in a year like this. >> it should, but he's part of the party in power. and he's running against the tea party candidate, who was in many ways a surprise winner of the primary. and who has made a number of mistakes along the way. i mean, ken buck has got kind of a boot-in-mouth problem that has caused him trouble. and i think the question -- this race is one of the closest in the country. michael bennett has run a reasonably good race, but the state has never fully warmed to him because he's not been around that long, and the question i think will be when people go to the voting booth, are they going to sort of forgive some of the things that ken buck has said because they're just tired of what they're getting out of washington? >> we can't really leave colorado without talking about the ad war, because colorado is ground zero. i've been going through and looking at where these outside groups with millions of dollar

through election day. >> now, the final the senate debate between colorado senator, michael bennett and republican ken buck. this took place in denver and is moderated by the news anchor. this is about one hour. >> thank you for joining us. in the next hour, we will be quizzing of the candidates for senate in colorado. for both men, this is the first time they have faced general election. michael bennett was elected after can sell as are joined the obama capital last year. he has worked as a superintendent of denver public schools and in the private sector -- private-sector as well. he is 45, married and has three children. his opponent is republican ken buck, elected as returning in 2004 and has worked as a prosecutor in the u.s. department of justice and the colorado attorney's office. his 51 years old, married and has two children. he beat jim norton, a republican insider who was considered a shoe and for the nomination. mr. bennett was challenged by the former state senator for his nomination. this is one of the most hotly contested senate races in the country and could tip the

colorado race, there was a poll. ken buck is leading michael bennett, and the key findings of this poll is that bennett is ahead in nearly two-one in denver but trails in the rest of bennette region not -- is ahead in denver. the republican candidate is way back at 7%. you may know that the tea party is split in that colorado governor's race, some backing tom tancredo and some another in that race. first telephone call here, chris, in mississippi, have you decided how you are going to vote? who are you going to be voting for? >> the tea party is something to get president obama, but we will lose the house. >> all right, we will go to ohio. alexandria, on the republican line, have you decided how you are going to vote? >> well, i was thinking hard about this, but i would like to say that listening to john kasich, talking about david from the bible, note he gave these examples that david was ready, but john kasich probably does not know the bible, because if he would read the kings and samuel, he would find out that they were cruel and merciless murderers of all of the kings. how can john

four of those seats as toss-ups, including the colorado seat held by michael bennett. he was appointed last year when ken salazar became secretary of the interior. but a recent mcclatchy poll shows bennett trailing tea party-backed ken buck by eight points. jeff greenfield reports colorado this year reflects the mood of the nation. >> reporter: colorado was born in the search for gold and silver, but in recent years, democrats have hit pay dirt prospecting for votes. obama won here handily just two years ago. >> are you prepared to vote for the republican team? >> reporter: but this year the democrats hold on a u.s. senate seat is in real jeopardy. why? because it turns out all politics is not local. >> the dislike of congress, the unhappiness with a lot of legislation, being disappointed about this economy, absolutely. that's what's framing this election. >> reporter: colorado is part of a broad national pattern, an insurgent republican seeking to tie his opponent to washington. a democrat seeking independent votes by arguing his opponent is too far out of the mainstream. >> i certain

and real [ bleep ] not washington, d.c. [ bleep ]. >> he is challenging bennett, freshman senator and former head of denver schools, appointed to the seat after ken salazar joined the obama cabinet. their campaign, among the most contentious in the country, mirrors the national debate. has government helped or hurt in the great recession? and who can voters really trust to fix what's broken in washington? >> joining us now, the current junior senator from colorado, the democrat, michael bennet, and his challenger, republican ken buck, still the district attorney of willow county in colorado. that's my mistake. i apologize. if you look at the polling, we'll put it up on the screen. it's a tight race with mr. buck with a five-point advantage right now. both of you under 50%. so, a lot on the line here. mr. buck, let me start with you. you do have tea party backing. the tea party is a major movement in this campaign, sharron angle, christine o'donnell getting a lot of headlines in delaware. the question is whether the tea party represents an extreme, insurgent political force or whet

. >> now, the final senate debate between colorado senator michael bennett and republican candidate ,ken but. a poll shows ken buck leading senator bennett. this race is rated as a tossup. this is one hour. >> thank you for joining us. in the next hour, we will be quizzing of the candidates for senate in colorado. for both men, this is the first time they have faced general election. michael bennett was elected after can sell as are joined the obama capital last year. he has worked as a superintendent of denver public schools and in the private sector -- private-sector as well. he is 45, married and has three children. his opponent is republican ken buck, elected as returning in 2004 and has worked as a prosecutor in the u.s. department of justice and the colorado attorney's office. his 51 years old, married and has two children. he beat jim norton, a republican insider who was considered a shoe and for the nomination. mr. bennett was challenged by the former state senator for his nomination. this is one of the most hotly contested senate races in the country and could tip the balan

. >> jacqueline bennett? >> jacqueline bennett explained the infatuation with and you believe that. >> no infatuation he does comes through in the playoffs. >> gary will be back. >> at&t park let's go ahead and look at at&t's forecast we will see changes. same- store time but will be cooler out there tomorrow and cloudy and breezy. by the time the game wrapped up 53 degrees definitely bring jackets if you're headed out to the game tomorrow. a look outside this evening in the jacket 57 degrees in san francisco it's been cooler in the north bay in the '60s. 60s for the bay shore is ending on the '70s inland. this tail end of the storm approaches the bay area. in the court is a lot of rain but you will see cooler temperatures rain come in with the storm on its heels. will talk about these two would talk about future cast coming up in just a bit. >> 3 people were treated for smoke inhalation this is why. home morning fire in san francisco it also forced the evacuation of about 89 people from two downtown apartment buildings. christine conley as live tonight she's at the scene where cre

, on/off with rainfall. let us check- in with jacqueline bennett. >> a second in a series of storms pushing to the bay area right now. we are going to be seeing to storms and the first not quite as strong. quite a bit of moisture with boat systems tapping into moisture. eight-in the southern pacific. -and from that typhoon by 12:00 p.m.-noon, scattered showers expected and rain continuing through the afternoon. area. the the six an hour bake area , and temperatures to be pretty uniform. torbay area. and wait until you see this storm. through our bay area. we will time it out on futurecast, and we will take a look at that and your extend forecast coming up in just a bit. >> thank you, pg&e will be and santa rosa on standby. on storm watch, after a power pole caught on fire. near orchard/college in santa rosa. thousands are residents/businesses lost power. they should be all with restored power. however, some had to close, early. >> everybody in this building work on a computer, and with the telephone. and with just a little bit of time on the back of system, not much. >> after three

. jacqueline bennett is here to tell us all about it. >> after a rainy night, and scattered showers this morning, the scattered showers will pickup through this day as well. we will see a few lingering morning showers but told him basham, dry conditions. and small leather-sells to the north bay by 3:00 p.m., partly cloudy. -weather cells. and 67 degrees in our warmest locations. it is going to stay dry to the weekend as rolling forecast. we will take a look at all of the rainfall coming up. >> thank you, jacqueline and that 16 people hospitalized and three, critically after a halloween party at the cow palace. they are being treated for drug/alcohol overdose. it was put on live 105, reputation. and up to 15, years and older. it- radio station. >> we saw a lot of under age >> and any type of drugs? >> we are hearing from a lot of law enforcement that it is cocaine, and chichi. >> this is not the first time,- ghp nine victims were hospitalized after using this , palace on may 29th. two deaths. and overdoses ecstasy from may 29th. >> and to take a live look outside it washington d.c.. there

beautiful start although it is going to be cloudy, cooler. and let us check-in with jacqueline bennett. >> cooler weather will continue today and into through the weekend. the steady stream of clouds pushing into the northeast as this storm passes through the northeast. this clouds is gettinand and these ae streaming into the bay area, and mostly, we're seeing those sea breezes, returned. fog close to the coast which which we are seeing this morning and tomorrow. also, a storm caught up in this depression not to the bay area late tomorrow. let us take a look your weekend out, today, that weekend fog and high clouds in the afternoon. cooler, breezy and barely reaching 80. with 10 degrees cooler, 72 and the bay shore, 62 degrees on the shore which is going to stick mostly shrouded in to the fog. >> a good chance of afternoon showers and cooler temperatures and how much rain we should see with this storm and how much this is going to stick around. coming up a bit. >> thank you, and a break, the rest of a suspect, 51 year-old resident of the park regency apartments is accused in the septem

news >> and jacqueline bennett has the forecast. >> not a whole lot of changes as we head into today. that fog out there this morning. this afternoon will see mostly sunny skies and pretty mile temperatures with low 80s inland, and low 70's along the bay. los 60s coastland tart that will all change with a blast of cool air pushing through the north. and 75 inland, and 68 along the bay, 60 on the coast because of the fog. now the big change. big event, the giants vs. the padres. today at 1:10 at at&t park pretty nice weather in store for the ball game. sunny, breezy conditions and the wind will not be too bad today. today is the better day to get outside. the 1:00 p.m. game d se and 6:00 a.m. six 60 degrees, and the one with your fulcooler forecast for, and just a bit. >> thank you, jacqueline and it is news that california has been waiting to hear. light on 40, governor arnold schwarzenegger and leaders have announced later on friday, to arnold on with schwarzenegger and the leaders announced the fog. >> lawmakers after five hours with the budget agreements. >> we worked very very ha

topple onto the truck. that happened around 11 this morning on bennett valley road. the driver not seriously injured but the crash caused a small power outage in the area. >>> and near the utility pole crash at about the same time a car rolled down an embankment. this accident happened off northbound 101 at highway 12 in downtown santa rosa. crews had to tow the car out of the embankment. the driver was alone in the car and was not hurt. >>> so is this weather going to stick around the rest of the week? meteorologist lawrence karnow has our forecast. >> turned out to be a pretty decent soaker in the bay area, that low pressure system really moving almost right overhead today keeping the raindrops in, lots of temperatures running well below average this time of year. hooks like tomorrow will be an improved day -- looks like tomorrow will be an improved day if you want to see more sunshine. by tomorrow you're looking at 60s, maybe 70s well inland. inside the bay 60s and 72 but outside the coastline, a little cool and breezy, partly cloudy skies, temperatures mainly in the 50s and 60s

major event, we turn to jacqueline bennett for predictions. if you would please? >> i just think molina will hit a home-run. >> you're in giants territory. you'll never work at knbr, you'll never work at comcast. >> i would pitch around him, because yeah. he's probably just looking to be all tough. told you so. >> unbelievable. we're the giants playoff station and look what she's saying. >> you said they were going to lose to the phillies. >> giants playoff station. >> sorry i asked. the warriors open their season tomorrow night at home. heat and celtics with that means lebron james, dwyane wade, the most glamorous team since the chicago bulls and lebron james early on, miami just did not shoot well tonight. rondeau had 17 assists, and shaq, he was running the floor. back and forth they go. james goes to work, he had 31 points, wade did not play real well. he's coming off an injury, but ray alan with mama in the house, delivers a team-high 20, and wade, four, celtics win. the before-mentioned houston rockets had to watch kobe get the championship ring, number 5 for kobe and the lakers.

fitzgerald, tony bennett and tina turner. it was at the venetian room that tony bennett performed i left my heart in san francisco. tonight the venetian room reopened as a cabaret and the producer hopes to rekindle the club's old magic. >> it's actually magnificent that after the darkness of the economy of the past couple of years, the city is ready to embrace going out again. >> tonight's opening gala features marvin hamlisch and maria friedman. >>> the half moon bay pumpkin festival wrapped up today. some of those showing off the fruits of their labor and are heavy weights in the field. >> for a few glorious weeks in october, pumpkins are a big deal. >> i'm sorry this pumpkin is so little for you. >> reporter: now some determined growers are cultivating giants in a place better known for grapes than gourds, the napa valley. the same drive for excellence that has made the vineyards of the napa valley world famous is being applied to something bigger, much bigger. not red or white but orange. >> the small grapes and the big pumpkins. >> reporter: lee hudson makes fine chardonnay but he is h

economy in the 21st century that will support our kids. >> reporter: august 23 bennett's first attack ad goes after buck on abortion. >> he is prolife and i will answer the next question. i don't believe in the concessions of rape or incest. >> buck accuses benefit of taking his words out of context. >> if those were my words why do you continually refuse to turn the tapes of my words over to these tv stations so they can put it in context? over and over your -- [ applause ] >> why don't you put it in context? why don't you put it in context? >> are you done with -- >> no, this southboun isn't th. >> michael bennett's votes are so bad he can't defend them. he is attacking me with false and unfair ads. what is 81 fair is his overspending, overregulating and overtaxing. a rubber stamp for his friends in washington. >> reporter: a new fox news poll shows buck ahead by four points. >> clearly democrats have thrown out their best arguments, the opponent is extreme and as you know they are making that argument in numerous races around the country. it hasn't taken here in colorado. >>

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sunday composer perform. tony bennett performed in 1962, he performed to i left my heart in san francisco for the very first time. >> he was not that famous at that time he was well known, after the show i walked up to him, i said mr. bennett i've never heard that song about said francisco before, he said did you like it, i am so pleased to be back here 48 years later to the opening. it is time is overdue, we needed a cabaret citicorp. for these wonderful new artists >>. instead francisco reggie crew mark kron4 news para >> giant skylight for a second win against the phillies, and the raiders battle for control. coming up next. >> a cool and what they are around the bay area today, things will be warming up tomorrow lots of sunshine i will have the forecasts for you coming up. ["knock on wood" playing] every five minutes, chase pays for someone's eligible credit or debit card purchase. [beep] chase picks up the tab. it could be you. chase picks up the tab. it's another great reason to bank with chase. chase what matters. sign up at a branch today. which is really exciting... exc

. this is a really interesting race. we have senator michael bennett who was appointed a couple of years ago after ken salazar took over at the interior department, running against can block, the more conservative candidate in the primary. -- ken buck, the more conservative candidate in the primary. outside groups have contributed a lot of money to buck to make it a competitive race. outside groups have spent $25 million on this contest for him. both candidates have been arguing about the economy, the direction of the country, but one thing that is interesting about ken buck, like other tea party candidates, and he has embraced some socialist issues. he is talking about abortion, gay rights. he said homosexuality was a choice. he embraced senator jim i hough, a noted global warming expected, saying that his points made a lot of sense. that is a very interesting tacked to take where the environment moves so many voters in colorado. buck has embraced the social issues more than either tea party candidates. that has not heard him at the polls yet, but it is a pure tossup. >> election night,

get involved in that. >> mike castle in delaware, lisa murkowski, bob bennett, three republicans beaten in primaries. some a bit more conservative, but all three, castle, murkowski and bennett, people who were not afraid to occasionally sit down at the table with a democrat and try to work something out. why has that been a problem for grassroots republicans? >> you know, i don't know the answer to that. senator bennett and senator murkowski have been rated by the people i speak to in washington as two of the most able senators, republican or democrat, in the senate. most people assume that i'd be able to win this particular seat. so, it's very -- it's very disappointing. but political parties have a character of their own. the republican party right now is very adamant about the positions that president obama and the democrats have taken. if you voted for any of those positions or even sat down and met with the democrats, you were going to be targeted by the tea party and like groups. that's essentially what has happened. and then they will take those votes and they will, perhap

, republican party bounced lisa murkowski up in alaska, bob bennette in utah for being, i can't believe it conservative enough. by that standard, some of the giants of the modern republican party would fall the conservatives -- failed the conservative litmus test. let's talk about how right do you have to be to be right in the republican party? you are watching "hardball," only on msnbc. sovereign of the security line. you never take an upgrade for granted. and you rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle. and go. you can even take a full-size or above. and still pay the mid-size price. i deserve this. [ male announcer ] you do, business pro. you do. go national. go like a pro. [ male announcer ] you do, business pro. you do. how are you getting to a happier place? running there? dancing there? how about eating soup to get there? campbell's soups fill you with good nutrition, farm-grown ingredients, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >>> i'm bertha coombs with your cnbc market wrap. investors t

- jacqueline. and that jacqueline bennett is married? and i say, no. and put to the use of you for years? >> you have to have more money! >> and jacqueline, did not know if you know benji. the want to know that when you walk into a room you have charisma, and command attention. as soon as the news group fines south, which not even care about anything else. >> and thank you, gary. giants fever is really effect the north and the sports fans. in a very positive way it is a mental health boost. kron 4 vicki liviakis shows us the healing power of the giants! >> normally, these people do not have much in common until the giants are in playing. >> from ballpark, office cubicles it is shared torture and nervous optimism. you could call it giantsidiou >> and you could to connected week or not a loyal fan. >> this moment of joy, and i was feeling excited with a giant orange t-shirt of fewer the beard. this moment of connection, that i knew what that meant,- fear the beer it >> into help personal relationships and because the giants are misfits, castoffs. people find that it hits home. >> if your o

get things done. most tellingly, and i think that the moment was when senator bennett of utah went down. obama was close to senator bennett. they could do business together. after senator bennett left, nobody wanted to do business with obama. the difference between 1994 is that the power of fox news has moved this political agenda. i think that the tea party movement has formed there. glenn beck has been pushing as a spokesperson for the tea party movement. newt gingrich did not have that. there was cnn. he did not have that. tea party and fox working together helped to start this turn back of obamaism. i think that obama did a good job out of the gate. he did the right thing by bailing out general motors. over that first summer, he did not take the right seriously. when they started those town hall meetings in the tea party movement started, it was laughed at by the east coast deletes and they are not laughing anymore. i think that he needed to have done health care quicker. the fact that it ate up the entire first year of his presidency and a up a lot of capital within the democr

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that time, he was well known but was after the show, i walked up to him and said mr. bennett i never heard that song about san francisco before. he asked if i liked it and i said yeah, so i am pleased to be back here 48 years later to the opening of this beautiful venetian room, it is time is overdue we needed a cabaret setting for these wonderful new artist. >> in san francisco reggie kumar kron4 news. >> things right out on this sunday night after a day where we saw lots are brave. it was a sober out there. dry conditions laid out at the golden gate bridge. rainfall pretty impressive especially in the north bait. lots of places picking up over a third of luggage. dillon beach in sonoma county about a quarter of an inch here. to mother showers are moving out of here and we will see much better weather. along with the rainy weather cool temperatures today it means that in the '50s throughout the day with the exception of antioch at 67 degrees. these temperatures will start to go up for tomorrow. here's future gas looking for the night, the group represents the cloudiness. some

state it's sort of trending that way. chris: let's go with bennett. let's go to washington state where patty murray has had a tough race defending her seat someone who's not a tea partier. totally ton is a democratic state. it's very hard for me how patty murray actually loses it. >> i think she's an u.n. popular incumbent. over 50% in myen poll. sign.at's a bad i think republicans will take that. >> i now for the first time, i think patty murray is going to lose that race. she's going to be a surprised wave casualty. chris: is this related to martin rossi? >> look, the mom in tennis shoes may win because of the male-in vote. enough it will be close counting it -- chris: what are you calling? >> i just said the mom in tennis shoes will win because of the male-in vote. thank you. male-in vote. thank you. chris: let's take a look at nevada. has been fighting gonse a true tea partier who believes in second amendment remedies -- >> i -- i think that the republicans will take this -- again, just because harry reid is such an unpopular incumbent. a week ago thursday there were 10 hours

and crude on the giants i am happy to be here to be part of it brewed >> jacqueline bennett, did not like the lead and for this. >> and with the most important team for the bay area. the oakland a's! [laughter] >> and to think jacqueline bennett would inneembarrass me? >> and how dare you! >> and [laughter] >> and tim wakefield has been awarded the tim clemente emblematic of the player who gives the most on and off the field. he is in his 40's, he has spent a around a long time helping charitable causes. going out of the way, and he wins the roberto clemente award. the rob schneider interview. and if you can, i always appreciate that. rob is a comedian from pacific of having a really nice comedic career. also took the time and all our alternative to enjoy vern glenn >> and i was surprised, and it is just somebody runs to score that in the playoffs. to go after that lead! and i do not think they had a bad night. >> and i think it is going to put them into baseball, tonight. post season. >> and really exciting to see real fans, going nuts. it is the most exciting thing in baseball. >>

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analysis. there's a quote from jim bennett, the son of senator bob bennett, thrown out at the state gop convention by the tea party. the quote is i've decided the republican party in utah doesn't exist anymore. it's the tea party and the democrats. is that true, and is it national? >> you know what, i think one thing that will happen after the election, a lot of republicans will say, if they win, this served our purposes. let's try to move away from these folks. but they're going to have a real problem. what you saw in one republican primary after another is that the republican primary electorate has gotten so conservative it becomes harder and harder to win a primary if you're anything but a right winger. mike castle being the best example. if they continue to dominate the primaries, it will become the tea party. >> e.j., always a pleasure. have a great weekend. >> great to be with you, thank you. >>> of murder and file cabinets. a classic from james thurbor tonight. >>> and the pharmacist at the cvs was going to let her die rather than [ male announcer ] how can rice production in ind

where buck has an eight-point lead over senator bennett. in wisconsin, it's ron johnson up seven. finally, to illinois and a glimmer of hope. a new poll has giannoulias with a slight lead over mark kirk. lots of voters still undecided in that race. we'll continue to check the scoreboard each night leading up to november 2nd. let's right now go to the state of play with four weeks of campaigning yet to go, terry mcauliffe was chairman of the republican national committee. richard wolfe. thank you. nbc's latest poll has republicans at 46-43. it's within the margin of error, but these are likely voters. 49-48 was in august, so you see a projection there. >> i think the voters are now focusing. i think a lot of voters have let their frustration out and have seen some of these tea party candidates. they don't like what they're hearing. president obama is campaigning. the folks are getting energized and they've realized they've got to vote. we have a huge cash advantage. 3-1 on some top house races. the dnc just came out, 16 million bucks in september. we have more money. the president

last night. ella fitzgerald, nat king cole, tina turner and tony bennett all performed there. the supper club closed as an entertainment venue in 1989. now a bay area group is reopening the venetian as a room that will feature a variety of acts. it was in the venetian room that tony bennett first performed i left my heart in san francisco in 1962. the glamour is back. >> how many thousands of times has he done that song now? 5:57. just ahead on abc 7 news at 6:00, the ballot proposition that has mexico raising concerns about mexico's war on drugs. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live. a company involved in a privacy controversy this morning. controversy this morning. a controversy the company is meg whitman's hometown newspaper said it best: "meg whitman has demonstrated a loose relationship with the truth" "a poor understanding of government" "pat solutions for problems whose depth and complexity clearly elude her" "she utterly lacks the qualifications to be governor" jerry brown "offers california exactly what it needs" "good ideas, strong principles, a reputation for telling the truth"

bennett. >> all little warmer out there yesterday and a little warmer today were going to start the day on the chillier side we just have clear skies that settled in overnight so temperatures drop down like a rock. we're looking at the upper '40's to the low 50s bay area why. forcing that high cloud cover those than wispy clouds we saw them yesterday will see them today didn't have a big impact on the forecast led to the afternoon as warm things up about 5 to 10 degrees over what we saw yesterday it will definitely not interfere with the blue angel show. it took a look at what the headlines for tonight into the weekend we do have the high clouds in cooler temperatures this morning but into the afternoon five to 10 degrees warmer that will occur today and again tomorrow. we're going to see a change on monday as the storm passes us to the north. a little cooling and fog back to our forecast. will take a look at your extended plus fleet week coming up in just a bit. >> on to the news this morning the uc-berkeley grad recently released from my reading customer will make her first appear

shouldn't room has reopened everyone from tony bennett to ella fitzgerald has made a museum world more coming up. here's a shot from rooftop camera maureen is on the way for the end of the week the walnut between now and then. one the forecast coming up. the challenge jobs. don't tell me about a dog. a day care full of kids, house chickens. call a day's work. call 1-800-steemer in a more delicious world, there would be more smoothness, more creaminess, more rich just-for-me-ness, more hershey's bliss-fulness. hershey's bliss. it's not just chocolate. it's bliss. and we had bet, project bay bridge approach, here you see traffic on westbound 80 moving well in new issue on the span and it's an easy ride. san mateo, we have traffic in the westbound direction, the right hand side this taillights, those debts your commute direction moving at the lament note issues, one last of traffic coming under saran moving also at the lemon traffic is unimpeded for novato all the way down. will keep an eye on that elaine of anything changes. world headlines one man in the philippines has drowned as

. host: the first lady, as she makes her to work with michael bennett and supporting his candidacy -- which are handicapping of the electorate, how valuable is having the first lady and the president on the road right now? guest: i think it can be. in a non-presidential year, that is really the critical issue. voter turnout tends to decline in non-presidential years, so being able to activate and mobilize your base is an important thing. people who like him a lot, that is an important thing. the first lady is very well liked, more than her husband right now, and it is good for her to be out there. they are needing to do as much as they can to get their vote stimulated. host: next to maryland, bonnie, republican mike. caller: my comment is that when the shoe is on the other foot, the democrats are raising big bucks they brag about, but now that the republicans are doing it, they are squealing like little pigs. from day one, obama has acted like the campaign manager for the democrats. is this not a double standard? he spends more time on the road campaigning than he actually does in

technology bennett tell me about homeland security technology. >> i understand you believe we are under cyber threat, that packers could do was enormous damage. -- that hackers could do was enormous damage. the are no tanks rolled across the border and get the advantage can be just as horrible. >> and you are putting it in a hypothetical in the future but the truth is we are under cyber attack every day. there are tens of thousands of people out there who tried to enter people's computers, steal their data, take intellectual property, disrupt systems and some of it is malicious and some of that is pranks and some of it is crimes and some of it is organized by governments, we don't know and most of it is obscured through multiple internet addresses. it is already an ongoing battle field in the cyberspace. >> how vulnerable are we to some huge disaster? what about the taking out of our electric supply system? >> the more we modernize and the more we control from a distance through the internet and the use of internet protocol communications, if we don't have the fences and security, we co