me @alivelshi. thank you for watching. cnn newsroom is up next. hello, everyone. you're in the cnn newsroom. i'm fredricka whitfield. it's a sprint to the finish line for the presidential candidates with just three days left to go until election day. barack obama and mitt romney are making the most of every minute. both are crisscrossing the country and hitting the crucial battleground states one last time. the president's first stop today was a rally in ohio where he told a cheering crowd that his economic ideas are working. he's also stumping in wisconsin, iowa, and virginia. all today. and as we mentioned, wisconsin is one of those critical swing states the candidates are concentrating on.
obligations as president while he's also campaigning here on the trail, fred. >> all right, thank you so much from milwaukee, wisconsin. and jim acosta is with the romney campaign, which is getting ready for a rally in dubuque, iowa, after a morning stop in new hampshire. we'll have a report from jim in just a few minutes. now let's get the latest on recovery. five days after superstorm sandy, new york governor andrew cuomo said temporary fuel trucks will be deployed around the new york city area to alleviate the gas shortages. drivers will be able to fill up directly from the tankers. new yorkers can also get around the city a little easier now as well. >> 80% of the subway service has been restored. that is under literally, under one week, 80% of the subway service has been restored from what was horrendous damage. >> across the river in new jersey, there is gas rationing in 12 counties in an effort to cut don on wait times there.
homes. about 70% of those in the city who lost power in the storm now have it back on. oformer top economic adviser to president barack obama breaks down the jobs report and tells us whether he thinks it will impact the election. plus, it's in five days since the superstorm named sandy, but will the states impacted have polling places ready. the election is three day s awa. we'll see what's being done.
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romney and obama campaigns. republicans are emphasizing the increase in the unemployment rate from 7.9% to 7.8%. supporters of the president point out 171,000 jobs were created during the month, more than economists projected. i had a chance to talk about the impact of the numbers with the former chairman of the president's council of economic advisers. he's now a professor of economics at chicago's booth school of business. i asked him if he agreed with mitt romney's assessment that the, quote, increase in the unemployment rate is a sad reminder that the economy is at a virtual standstill. >> i don't think so. the last month, the unemployment rate came down three ticks. and the romney campaign complained that we hadn't created more jobs. this month, the number of jobs created was 30%, 40% higher than expected and was fairly strong.
and then they criticize that the unemployment rate ticked up one tenth. it's the last number before the election, so i think both sides are going to see, try to go through and interpret what it means. i think overall, most economists view it as a fairly solid report. and until we get the growth rate of the economy up faster than 2%, 2.5%, this is probably about what we should expect from a solid report. >> how does one explain the kind of inconsistency? 7.9%. that's up, with unemployment. then you talk about adding 171,000 jobs in october. >> yeah, a great question. a lot of people misunderstood how the jobs work. there's two surveys. the jobs come from a survey of businesses. the unemployt rate comes from a survey of people.
each month, there's a lot of variability in both of those. all economists say don't look at any one month. take an average of the last several months to get an idea of the trend that is far more accurate. essentially what happened this month is we got a strong number coming from the businesses. you had a small tick up in the share of people participating in the labor force, so some of the people who had dropped out and don't count as unemployed came back in looking for jobs as consumer confidence rose and they thought the economy was getting better. >> where are these jobs, the jobs that are being created or made available? what sectors? >> you saw pretty solid job growth in all sectors of the economy except for government employment. government employment again fell pretty significantly, but across services, even manufacturing has been having some pretty good job growth. and retail trade, so it was kind of across the board for this month.
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spending and entitlement reform. there's no indication the new congress will be willing to do that either short-term in the lame duck or longer term. >> so the forecast for the next congress, more of the same. athena jones, cnn, washington. >> and we have more on the race to the white house. first lady michelle obama is expected to speak any minute now in southern ohio. you're looking at live pictures right now. looks like a gymnasium of the university auditorium there. we'll take you there as soon as michelle obama enters.
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you thought kennedy won because of the way they looked. this is the most vituperative of campaigns. the most calming thing has been the debates. the debates have been more calming than the campaigns have been. and frankly, i think we run too long in this country. england, i think, takes two months to run a campaign. i would guess, i don't know about the folks at cnn or you yourself, i would guess people can't wait for this to be over. and i also can't believe that some are still undecided. if you're undecided now, i don't know where you're living. i don't buy it. i figured it out, fred. there's one guy in toledo, manny schwartz, he works in a delicatessen, he's the deciding vote in this election. >> very perplexing. very difficult at this point to not know which way you're going. i'm with you. it's very difficult to grasp. what more do you need to hear?
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pick "dr. strangelove" let's look. >> am i to understand the ambassador is to be admitted to the war room? >> that's correct. he's here on my order. >> i don't know exactly how to put this, sir, but are you aware of what a serious breach of security that would be? you see everything. you can see the big board. >> not the funniest clip, but what do you like about this one? >> we don't want the russian guy to see the big board, fredricka. that's a huge problem. our whole government defense relies on the big board. stanley kubrick directed this and it has to be number one. there are no hanging chads in my number one because this is such a sharp, sharp joke about what happens when the government has to assemble and do something really quickly. now, you and i both know we're not exactly engineered for that.
and the candidate's speech is in pieces all over the district. the writer's desktop and the coordinator's phone are working on a joke with local color. the secure cloud just received a revised intro from the strategist's tablet. and while i make my way into the venue, the candidate will be rehearsing off of his phone. [ candidate ] and thanks to every young face i see out there. [ woman ] his phone is one of his biggest supporters. [ female announcer ] with cisco at the center... working together has never worked so well. it's the top of the hour. welcome back. you're in the cnn newsroom. i'm fredricka whitfield. the final push is on with the clock ticking. the candlets are launching one last battleground blitz.
government and governor romney who is trying to be president, running against an efficient government. i think americans will see the wrongness of that. >> it's about whether or not the american people believe that 23 million unemployed americans is all right, whether they believe $5 trillion more debt under this president is all right, or whether we want to go in a direction that pulls people together, that creates jobs. 12 million jobs that governor romney has laid out for his first term, and moving in a direction so that government isn't spending more money than it takes in. >> clearly, it sounds like jobs, government -- >> president obama has created jobs, particularly in ohio where we restored the auto industry. no one can take that away from this past administration, but what they can attribute to governor romney is let them go bankrupt, and also a misleading and distorting ad that tells not the truth but a distortion of that which is so unfair.
they will vote the truth and the truth will set them free, and they will vote november 6th and be free. >> excellent, thanks so much to both of you. i appreciate it. of course, the drum beat carries on. just three days to go until election day. many discussions to be had before folks in large numbers hopefully make it to the polls. thanks so much to both of you. appreciate. it's canceled for the first time in 42 years. talking about sunday's new york city marathon. critics were afraid the race would hurt the sandy recovery efforts. now runners have turned their attention from the race to those most in need. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro.
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all right, you know by now the world renowned new york city marathon has been canceled. mayor michael bloomberg made the decision yesterday. he faced a lot of pressure because many said the race would divert resources and manpower from the victims of sandy. well, the race has been run every year since 1970, and it draws runners worldwide. many runners supported the cancellation, even encouraged it. and they took offense to being called insensitive to sandy's victims. >> when the marathon was told to be pushing through and then there were some talks about the runners not being sensitive to the people in need, i think that's a little bit sad because as runners, we came here to help and support also the people. and you know, we thought if the marathon was pushed through, we would actually help the city get back on its feet.
resources to the people that truly need them. >> and so now i understand an awful lot of runners who made that trip have decided, okay, i'm here. i'm going to be a volunteer. i'm going to help. there are a whole lot who turned out to staten island earlier today to help in any way, shape, or form. what are you going to do? >> that's exactly right. and that's where i got really excited yesterday when they did cancel the race. i didn't have to run 26.2 miles. >> you've been training for it, wait a minute? >> and i was running for north shore animal league. i called north shore immediately and asked them what i could do to help them. i'm actually walking dogs and helping the north shore animal league. they're the largest no-kill shelter in the world and they have taken in over 90 animals. and they're up at nassau community college right next to the red cross so the people in the shelter can actually see their pets, and they're caring for their pets. i'm up there helping them as much as i can and then i'm heading to staten island tomorrow as well.
>> what do you suppose you're going to be able to do in staten island because they're trying to organize the flood of helping hands and want to figure out how to best utilize everybody. what are you hoping you might be assigned or volunteer to do? >> that's exactly the problem, there are a lot of volunteers. people don't know what to do. honestly, i don't care if i'm shoveling sand or moving furniture or have a dryer in someone's house, i think the point is we need to unite and come together and help the people that really need it. new york is a comeback city. they'll come back again. if the people from the philippines and everybody who was here to run the race helps, we'll make it a little better. >> in the meantime, you know, with the hg tv show "bang for your buck" we get to see your expertise is in the real estate industry. i understand you are, you know, licensed in many states, including that of new york. so when we talk about some of the hard hit areas, queens, the ro rockaways, et cetera, you have a point of view about the obstacles that might be ahead for some of those homeowners.
namely the ones who were living in homes where they may have been behind in their payments, facing foreclosure, et cetera. what is this recovery likely to be for them? or the rebuilding efforts, the response? >> right, so in september, we actually saw existing home sales jump 11% over the past year. we were actually getting into a little bit of a positive situation for housing. this is actually going to set back the national housing numbers. let alone new york's housing numbers. foreclosures in new york on average take 900 days. there were a lot of people in the foreclosure process who may say, this is far too much. i'm not going to try to modify, i'm not going to try to do anything. i'm going to walk away. that leaves the burden on the banks. the banks are going to have a lot of decisions to make. do they fix them, sell them as is and let investors come in and create the home and make the money on them? what are they going to do?
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injuries. and it's not that i'm this incredible guy, but my injury was before them. if i can show them the roult route i took to success, they can follow the same. that makes me feel good. >> galloway has a website and is trying to get sponsors which he hopes will lead to a new career. >> it's been a struggle finding where i fit in with work and having found that there is a possibility of making a living off being somewhat of a special athlete. i go to the races, i'm not winning, but i'm a guy missing an arm and leg and pushing it, and people see that. >> extraordinary. you can read more about noah galloway and others at project visibility.org. >> and in a minute, i'll tell you why the u.s. justice department is sending out hundreds of monitors to polling stations.
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shelters. many of them still have no power. we do have power to most of the polling places, but i think there are some concerns about actually reaching people and getting them to vote. >> but it sounds like you're feeling very confident that people's voting rights will not be interrupted in a big way come tuesday in connecticut. >> well, we're working hard on it, and there's been a lot of communication necessary, and we'll be monitoring things to make sure that things are going well. it is a challenge, though. an additional one on top of others we had. but we're hopeful. >> all right, connecticut's secretary of state, thanks for your time and all the best to you and your voters come tuesday. >> thank you. as the candidates continue to carry out their blitz of the swing states, including that of virginia, right now the governor speaking, they're waiting paul ryan, the vice presidential republican nominee to enter. paul ryan will be campaigning right there in richmond, virginia. when that happens, we'll take you there. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 let's talk about your old 401(k).
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she's been campaigning on behalf of the president. earlier in the week, she was in las vegas and wearing an outfit that kind of looked like a paper ballot, a ballot for her selection of the obama/biden ticket, and later on in the 4:00 eastern hour, when he arrives, we'll take that live. right now in richmond, virginia, republican vice presidential nominee paul ryan is speaking there. >> like that smart person over there or a redskins fan. we love this country. we've got serious problems in this country. that requires serious solutions. and in order to put serious solutions in place, you need to elect a leader. that's why in three days, we need to elect mitt romney the next president of the united states.
to vote out of revenge. look, mitt romney and i are asking for your vote, and asking for your vote, and we are asking you to vote out of love for country. that is the kind of election we want. that is the kind of victory we want. that is the kind of victory you deserve. usa, that is right, usa. >> usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa. >> in 2008, president obama made lots of grandiose promises. you remember hope and change? remember how he would bring everybody together? he has not met with our party leaders since last july. remember when he said he would cut the deficit in half? it has doubled. remember when he said he would create all of these jobs?
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just a couple of moments. and of course, he will still have plans to visit iowa and virginia before the day is done. earlier the president vowed to continue to fight for the middle class, and told a cheering crowd that he is someone who can be trusted. >> after four years as president. you know me. you may not agree with every decision i have made, you may, at times have been frustrated by the pace of change? but you know what i believe, you know where i stand. >> mitt romney is also hitting the campaign trail hard. he started his day, rather, in new hampshire, stopped off in iowa and now, he is heading to colorado where he will make two stops there. during a speak in iowa, the former massachusetts governor encouraged voters to reach out to others with a different political view and says he plans to put the country back on the right track. >> you know, yesterday the president said something you may have already heard. that i found troubling.
honesty, don't align with either one. in all honesty, it will probably be mitt romney. >> reporter: 57% of voters identified themselves at evangelicals, many were uneasy on romney's past on issues like abortion and the mormon faith. but that was then. you previously said that the romney campaign snubbed the social conservatives? >> i think he has tried to prove he has made that out reach to social conservatives and economic conservatives, he has done a good job here in iowa. >> reporter: while others seem to be moving to mitt romney's camp, here in dubuque, the president may face more of a challenge. the catholic voters here are split on issues like abortion, funding for contraception, and the government's role.
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baldwin. now, wisconsin, for the past several days all of us have been focused on what is happening on the east coast. and it is one of the worst storms we have ever seen. i have spent this morning talking to local and state officials there, and you know the loss of life, the hardships the folks are going through are just heartbreaking. and it is a reminder of how fragile things are sometimes. and as a nation, we have got to mourn those who have been lost. our thoughts and prayers go out to their families. you know, we're going to stay with the folks whose lives have been unended every step of the way, until we have fully rebuilt. that is what america does. that is what we're about.
working harder but falling behind, our work is not yet done. as long as there is a child any place in milwaukee, any place in wisconsin, any place in this country, who is languishing in poverty and barred from opportunity, our fight goes on. our fight goes on because this nation cannot succeed without a growing, thriving middle class. our fight goes on because america has always done best when everybody has got a fair shot. everybody is doing their fair share, everybody is playing by the same rules. that is what we believe. that is why you elected me in 2008. that is why i'm running for a second term as president of the united states of america.
now, wisconsin, in three days you have a choice to make. it is not a choice between two candidates or two parties, it is a choice between two very different visions for our future. it is a choice between a return to the top down economics that caused our economy to crash. vote -- it -- it is a choice between that and a future that is built on making sure everybody is playing their part, we're creating a strong and growing middle class, but also ladders of opportunity for people who are willing to work hard to get into that middle class. you know, and -- listen.
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