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as far away as newark, maybe farther. we are always delighted to welcome our visitors. we also want to welcome our viewers by c-span. i want to let folks in the room know that c-span is here to cover today s conversation. after doctor alvin felzenberg and i speak for a bit we will open the floor for q&a. we will ask those who have questions to come down to the microphones that are just here. and ask your questions from the microphone. speak right into the microphone so we can pick you up. remember that you will be on screen as well as having your voice heard. so smile, look pretty - [laughter] the medicine program here princeton is dedicated to providing students and members of the community with the best possible education. we believe as madison thought that only well-educated people can permanently be a free people. we want to do our part by contributing to the education of our fellow citizens. students and others. when it comes to fundamental questions, american co ....
tion day, but of course hurricane sandy is throwing a curve ball in the obama and romney war room plans. president obama as we mentioned cut campaigning in florida short to return to washington. mitt romney had this to say in iowa before scratching plans for an evening rally in ohio. romney: hopefully your thoughts and prayers are join with mine and people across the country as you think about those folks that are in harm s way. jennifer: and the romney campaign actually went ahead with that event because doors had already opened. joining with me analysis of how the campaigns are reacting to hurricane sandy, and here inside the war room is cheryl. thanks for joining us tonight. absolutely. jennifer: welcome back. let me start with cheryl. talk about the aura of presidential leadership in the midst of a crisis. obviously people are saying it is a presidential advantage. is it as simple as that? i don t think it is that simple. this ....
dave murphy is outside with no coat on. yeah. karen rogers has your commute. good morning. , yeah, usually i bring a coat home when i know the next morning i m going to need it, i ll bring it home in the afternoon. didn t bother yesterday because i knew it was going to be nice and mild this morning. as we look at satellite, we have some cloud cover building in from the west but i think early on we re going to start out with some sunshine before we start to transition to those thicker clouds and you see a shower on radar. there could be something popping through. a few neighborhoods just briefly later this morning. 57 degrees though right now and with light winds it feels pretty comfortable outside. 56 degrees in allentown. 60 currently in trenton. 57 in wilmington and up to 57 in cape may. as we roll through the day it is going to be mild. now we re not going to get into the 80 s and we set some records yesterday. we re not talking that sort of warmth but it s sti ....
triple a credit rating. i will focus on those things that got us this far. economic development, striving for excellence in education and making sure we are delivering good government at a taxpayer value. thank you. live now to the executive chair of the ford motor company, he is here in washington to talk about the future of the transportation industry, bill ford will be interviewed by david, live in c-span2. and then became the ceo in 2003 which he did until 2006, he is currently the executive chairman of ford. ford is a company that his great grandfather henry ford started in 1903 and has a market value of roughly $49 billion and revenue last year 199,000 employees and net income last year $7.2 billion. bill is active not only in helps to run ford, but also in activities in detroit area. he s a hockey player and a black belt in marshall arts martial arts and he has been active to reinvent and renovate detroit and try today make it a much more habitable place ....
now shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. first from the desk this afternoon, just four hours until the polls start closing in what has been one of the most bitter presidential races in recent history. a campaign season filled with name-calling, personal attacks, federal investigations, accusations of sexual assault, suspected interference from russian hackers, false claims of widespread voter fraud and the airing of dirty laundry from decades ago. and now, at last, it s almost over. this election day is anything but typical, and there is no telling how the night will end, especially with a republican nominee who has threatened to keep us in suspense should he lose. less than an hour ago donald trump again suggested he might not concede tonight if the results are not in his favor. here s what he told fox news. i have to look at, you know, what s happening. i have to look at reports that are coming in. there are reports that when people vote for republ ....