development. but, you know, the real issue is, how many prosecutors are going to be assigned to it? how many agents, how many fbi agents will be assigned to it? i m very hopeful that will be a very meaningful, meaningful unit. and if it is, which i hope it will be, i m happy to participate. i wonder, as we talk about the president s response, it s worth noting that he is going to be in nevada today, where 57% of home sales in the third quarter were from foreclosed homes. he was in arizona yesterday, where 43% of home sales in the third quarter were from foreclosed homes. certainly have the florida primary coming up, and michigan, in both states where the foreclosure crisis is acute. do you think that, just geographically thinking, that that lends itself to a better and more robust discussion on the foreclosure crisis? and i guess secondarily, do you think that there is going to be a long-term interest on this issue, given the import in terms of economic recovery in america? look, i
york tomorrow morning. kyra, save us. soledad, no, i was going to say have you noticed how roland starts issues every morning? every morning he causes trouble and you and i go through this. have you noticed? yes. could you do something about that please. yes, i have. have a great morning. i m going to kill him right now. look out. we begin this hour with a daring rescue by u.s. command joes. their nighttime raid freed two hostages. you re looking at it here, jessica buchanan and poul isted. they were abducted three months ago. before his address president obama gave defense secretary leon panetta a shoutout. good job tonight. good job tonight. chris lawrence is at the pentagon for us this morning. chris, this stirs up memories of that mission that killed owe some ma bin laden. the navy seals at it again. reporter: that s right, kyra. eerie similarities. even going as far as the president not really showing his hand last night as to what had happened just
communities. today toot many factory floors are silent. warehouses are deserted, corporate offices are empty, and real estate endeavors are abandoned. floridians are struggling to find a job, keep a home, and raise a family, and as i have traveled across the country i have heard similar stories in virtually every corner of america. high unemployment, record home foreclosures, debt that s too high, opportunities too few. this is the real state of our union, but you won t hear stories like those at president obama s address tonight. the unemployed don t get tickets to sit next to the first lady. instead tonight, the president will do what he does best, he ll give a nice speech, a lot of memorable phrases in it, but he won t give you the hard numbers like 9.9% unemployment here in florida, or 25%. that s a percentage of foreclosed homes in america that
in taxes, that s the headline from mitt romney s tax returns. it was released today. going to have a breakdown ahead. right now romney is on the campaign trail, he s in tampa focusing his attention on president obama. we re actually waiting to hear from him and what he s calling a prebuttal to the president s state of the union address. and rick santorum campaigning in stuart, florida, this hour. florida primary just seven days away. republican candidates are facing off for more one more debate rather ahead of tuesday s florida primary. the latest matchup in tampa last night, mitt romney hammered, hammered away at newt gingrich, and his record of leadership. gingrich shot back, accusing romney of lying. here s a taste. in the 15 years after he left the speakership, the speaker has been working as an influence peddler in washington and during those 15 years, i helped turn around the olympics, helped begin a very successful turn around in the state of massachusetts. he
here. one quarter of all the foreclosed homes in america are right here in florida. this state is hurting and people across the country are hurting by virtue of the president s record. i ll tell you one thing, this president has a record. he has been president three years. people are hurting. they re not buying what he has sold them. they want to see some change. i ve been a very successful business person, a successful leader of the olympics, a successful governor. i think the american people want someone who delivers results successfully. i have. he hasn t. that s why i will win. bill: governor, thank you for your time. thanks, billed. good to be with you. bill: mitt romney live in florida. taxes released later tomorrow. debate later tonight. primary as week from tuesday. martha: don t forget, folks. keep it right here we ll have complete coverage of the republican primary throughout. special coverage of the florida primary bill was discussing with governor