attorneys hired by kelley are going after a new york man who claimed kelley tried to use her connection to former cia director david petraeus to broker a deal with the south korean government. this morning s the new york times reports that the investigation into e-mails between kelley and general john allen is focused on only 70 messages of the thousands that were allegedly exchanged. we may hear from the army private charged with the biggest security breach in u.s. history. bradley manning accused of spilling secrets to wikileaks will, testify at a pretrial hearing as early as tomorrow. manning faces possible life imprisonment if convicted of aiding the enemy. the most serious of the 22 charges against him. with the recovery costs from hurricane sandy continuing to mount, the obama administration is preparing to request more money. the white house is expected to ask congress for billions of dollars in additional aid in the wake of the storm. congressional officials say the reque
messages of the thousands that were allegedly exchanged. and we may soon hear from the army private charged with the biggest security breach in u.s. history. bradley manning accused of spilling secrets to wikileaks will, testify at a pretrial hearing as early as tomorrow. manning faces possible life imprisonment if convicted of aiding the enemy, the most serious of the 22 charges against him. with the recovery costs from hurricane sandy continuing to mount, the obama administration is preparing to request more money. the white house is expected to ask congress for billions of dollars in additional aid in the wake of the storm. congressional officials say the request could top $11 billion and could come in the next few days. the storm caused more than $70 billion in damage both in new york and new jersey. some say the second costliest u.s. disaster ever. and that jersey shore roller coaster that was swept off the pier and into the ocean by the storm is going to be removed after al
gallon. for unleaded. crazy. alisyn: that s rough. that s why you take a horse and buggy to work. thanks so much, trace. reporter: you bet. alisyn: the pentagon is threatening to take legal action against the navy seal who penned a book about the night osama bin laden was killed. now we talk to a veteran who predicted the obama administration would be reluctant to go after that seal for spilling secrets. what does he have to say today? and a chilling new report from the u.n. saying iran has doubled its nuclear production efforts. we get reaction from ambassador john bolton. and one day after federal reserve judges struck down the new voter id rules in texas, that state s attorney general comes on america live to tell us why he thinks the judges got it all wrong. he ll tell us what texas plans to do about it. there s times where, for example, i don t have something to show because maybe i didn t want keep it. if they can get their hands on an card.
action, we re going to speak to a former america live guest who said the administration accused of its own leaks would be reluctant to go after a seal for spilling secrets. we re going to get his take now on this change. and a small town squabble gets national attention after a deaf 3-year-old was apparently told to change his sign language name because the way he introduces himself resembles the shape of a gun. and two top democratic pollsters feel governor romney and the gop scored major points in tampa. how will democrats respond when they kick things off in charlotte on monday? hope and change had a powerful appeal, but tonight i d ask a simple question: if you felt that excitement when you voted for barack obama, shouldn t you feel that way now that he s president obama? [applause] you know there s something wrong with the kind of job he s done as president when the best feeling you had was the day you voted for him. [laughter] [cheers and applause]
conservatives, i think it is an open question but important now i think you do see if you look at polls people are overwhelmingly concerned about jobs in the economy and divisive social issues just aren t where people are in terms of what they are thinking about in terms of this election. it may gin up their oppositions base. thank you both for your time this evening. thank you. ahead willard romney will come to even more controversy as a bombshell, a real bombshell, accusation on his taxes comes out from one of the most powerful politicians in the country. plus, the former republican party chair in florida is spilling secrets. he says his party actively tried to suppress the black vote. florida congresswoman debbie wassermann schultz joins us live. the cost of republican extremism