i give greta credit. she had d a great job with the questions but herman cain's wife knocked it out of the park. she was terrific, likeable, confident, she was cool. and in this story as you know, people are making a judgment. do they believe sharon bialek? do they believe herman cain's wife? i think anybody watching would believe herman cain's wife. she seemed credible. maybe there are things about her marriage that maybe she doesn't know, but she is the best thing that herman cain has going. i'm surprised that they're not using her more often. >> may have been a little too late, though. during the cries i situation, right when the controversy broke, she was nowhere to be found. now as it unfolds two weeks later, she sits down with fox, and that's great. i think this hits at a key part of herman cain's weakness that he doesn't have a rapid response operation. he doesn't have a crisis manager within the campaign. it's only a few people on his senior staff. they weren't able to address this immediately and

you are his favorite, greta. >> listen to that. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> straight ahead, is david letterman trying to change mr. herman cain's mind about running for the white house? we will see what happens when mr. cain goes on the late show. and some grounded flight attendants taking their fight for their jobs to new heights. see what they are doing. you may not believe it. that's next. ♪ [ male announcer ] evy day, thsands of people are choosing advil®. advil® helps me do what i love. the job's tough, advil® is tougher. advil® never lets me down. [ male announcer ] take action. take advil®. ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for unsurpassed fru and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion. could've had a v8. >> you have seen our top stories but here is the absolute best of the rest. mr. herman cain taking his campaign to late night tv. he talks 9-9-9 with david letterman and dave those out ideas of his own. >> you put in an economic growth plan called 9-9-9. have you heard of it? >> i've hear

>> greta, it's a serious charge. the allegation is one that could up-end his presidential campaign and i think the reaction that he's had to it when he said that unlike the harassment charges, which he denied, he said this was a private matter. in essence, he may have given an answer that will be very difficult for him to work himself out of. i think this is the most damaging allegation that has been made to date. no question about it. >> can he recover from this or is it over? >> the voters will decide, but i think right now the voters will probably be shopping for someone with less trouble, with less controversy, and that's why you have seen newt gingrich rise to really compete with mitt romney. but it leaves an opening for ron san tore rum and michele bachmann, who have not been in the personal controversy. i don't think people wanting to through next year's election with a person that is not fully vetted and they will have surprise of a surprise in a personal way. >> now to the other issues. why can't congress do

she sat down with greta for an interview with the book. >> good to sigh i. >> good to see you, greta. >> you are in iowa and you have a new book out. i want to start with probably one of my favorite parts and you had a share period of time. this was the share period in your life? >> no one could be as beautiful as cher and i certainly wasn't. that was eighth or ninth grade. actually my hair was so long it was past my rear end. i think i had the longest hair of any girl in school. >> were you a hippie? >> i had hippie looking hair. >> did you read hair or head bands? >> no, but i did have cher hair. >> and you were a democrat before you were a republican. >> i grew up here in iowa in a democrat family. i had a grandmother that read the wall street journal in time magazine but she was blue-collar and worked in a factory but she was well-read. we thought like republicans but voted democrats. when i was in college my husband and i worked on jimmy carter's presidential campaign. >> so your first vote for president was -- >> was for jimmy carter and walter mondale. we were so proud they won

you are his favorite, greta. >> listen to that. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> straight ahead, is david letterman trying to change mr. herman cain's mind about running for the white house? we will see what happens when mr. cain goes on the late show. and some grounded flight attendants taking their fight for their jobs to new heights. [ male annouer ] juice drink too watery? ♪ feel the power my young friend. mmm! [ male announcer ] for unsurpassed fru and veggie nutrition... v8 v-fusion. could've had v8. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] ohhat fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now -- but hurry, the offer ends soon. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! >> you have seen our top stories but here is the absolute best of the rest. mr. herman cain taking his campaign to late night tv. he talks 9-9-9 with david letterman and dave those out ideas of his own. >> you put in an economic growth plan called 9-9-9. have you heard of it? >> i've heard of it. i don't know what it means.

don't miss greta. see you tomorrow night. >>> tonight she's the woman everyone has been wait to go hear from, mrs. gloria cain. now for the first time she goes public about the sexual harassment accusations against her husband, herman cain. but that's not all. tonight you will meet many members of the cain family but first here's gloria cain. >> mrs. cane, thank you for doing this. >> thank you for having me. >> you aren't nervous, are you? >> very. >> well, don't me. >> all right. >> let's do this. let's start with the painful stuff and then let's move to the fun stuff. >> okay. that's good. >> all right. i have seen in the past two weeks you have seen all the accusations. >> yes, i have. >> your thoughts? >> the first week and a half i think i was in shock because i didn't see it coming. there were such ugly things said, and i kept thinking who are these people talking about? this isn't herman. after about a week and a half of watching the news and everybody having an opinion, i decided not to watch

abc7 news is back on the penn state campus tonight and greta joins us from state college with more on today's developments. >> the first of all, there will be a candlelight vigil here at the building at 9:30 p.m. to support the victims of child sex abuse. you mention that mike mcqueary is stepping down. he was not scheduled to work tomorrow because there had been threats against him. now there has been an act of violence against the man at the very center of this storm. somebody went to the home of sandusky last night and threw pieces of cinderblock through his bedroom windows. nobody was hurt, and so far no one has been arrested. the board of trustees and the new interim president announced that a committee has been formed to fully investigate the sexual abuse allegations. >> never again should anyone at penn state, regardless of their positions, feel scared to do the right thing. >> the purpose of this investigation is to insure that the public understands everything that we learn in this investigation and the report will be made public as quick as we can. >> the pain is evident for

it's a good thing for herman cain she did this interview with greta. i thought gloria cain came across as credible. gracious. and very calm in a stormy sea. that is something you really want in a first lady. >> brian: bob, as a strategist, if she was going to come out would it have been better in the middle of it? this is gloria allred saying you are served to put them back on stage. >> bob: let me stop at this very moment and say that is a good point. i mean it. i do think she was quite gracious and good television person. she said the right thing. she was referring to a gloria allred woman who i think that woman is a scam. whose boyfriend is going to come out today and say something. but it's a week late. the other problem is he keeps saying this won't be the last. he knows there will be others. the or thing i might say with all due respect to her, what do people expect she was going to say? >> dana: but a good performance. >> bob: but did anybody expect there would be anything -- i don't think people expect or were surprised to say she supports him.

. >> i am greta kreuz. we start with traffic and weather every ten minutes. adam caskey. we are on eba roll. >> we deserve this. another beautiful day. a little patchy fog, but it will be gorgeous today. 36 in d.c. right now, and 32 in olney, 36 in waldorf. poolesville, 38. cool members. 34 in bowie. we will warm up quickly. 62 this afternoon with total sunshine. some morning fog will clear away. sunrise a 6:40. total sunshine tomorrow, a little warmer, mid to upper 60's. extensive brain is in the middle of the week. now to lisa baden. >>> accident happened in maryland on 50 eastbound after the beltway, after the exit for 704. traffic is squeezing around by stay to the right. only the right shoulder accommodating commuters. traffic getting away from us is the rush hour or direction. that is 50 westbound out of in bowie towards the beltway. a box truck is on its side. authorities of the scene. 50 east in maryland after the beltway, after 704. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:02. investigators are searching for clues in the death of a missing silver spring man. 37-year-old

. >> both in the morning and on greta show you used the word "settlement." many people will say the candidacy is so attractive you aren't a politician and you aren't a guy who dances around, you shoot it straight. when you make a distinction between settlement and agreement, it sounds like you are explaining well, it depends what the word "is" is. how does herman cain end up parsing the words in a clintonian legalistic way? >> it wasn't intended to be clintonian. it was simply using the word agreement, which in business organization i have run, when there has been an employee leaving, whether voluntarily or involuntarily we generally call it an agreement. that is when i got around it recalling it 12 years ago. >> mr. cain, this story was not an ambush. you have had two weeks to formulate your response. you find yourself in this public relations disaster. i'm interested in what you blame it on. poor memory, lack of political experience, lack of staff. what is your answer for why you're answering all the questions about all the conflicting responses when you h

greta kreuz, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. coming up, a disturbing sight that would at anchor any. -- anger any adult texting while driving. >> a hollywood starlet and her mysterious death. investigators are looking into natalie wood's drowning decades later. >> how long is too long for metro operators to be on the clock? >>> a new report by metro highlights something that rdiers may find alarming. not only are some train operators working overtime. >> some would say they are severely overworked. autria godfrey has the information. >> many are saying they think this is severely overworked. 16-hour days, sometimes seven days per week. people say that is too much, especially for operators who have the lives of hundreds in their hands. >> maybe 60 hours per week, tops. >> that is how much she said she would prefer the metro driver work each week so that -- but they have learned that some employees are logging 112 hours per week. they are concerned. >> i know how great i am working at -- how drained i am after working 10, 11 hours

what's going on with this country, greta, is beyond belief. so i don't think you think i am surprised to hear this? >> i don't think you are surprised. you know, each candidate eye know, obviously, you are unhappy with the president. but each candidate brings to the campaign a different strength. in terms of dealing with opec, which candidate do you think would be the strongest and which do you think would be the best? there are many issues on running for president? but what about just opec? >> the one who has spoken up the most has been mitt romney. i have been watching the debates. i will say that the saddest part of the debates is that they talk about jobs and everyone says we need better education, we need better this, better that. they don't talk about how other countries are stealing our lunch. it's never brought up in the republican debates. it's never brought up. at what point do they say, we can't continuously have our products and everything manufactured by other countries, with the biggest culprit, of course, being china? and to giv

>>neil: why now, greta, why finally now? >>guest: it was basically coincidence am, i was working to get the interview for some time. we all want the spouses, and know more about the candidates and it so happened it was the last two weeks we have been talking about doing it and setting up a time and it got delayed by four or five days because suddenly the news broke and she probably wanted to chasm her breath. she is not a woman who has spent a last time in the public eye and she is not seeking the public eye, and her husband is running for office and she will support him, but, she is not ... she is not a woman who is looking for attention or who will be involved in policy. so it seems now should her husband be elected. >>neil: we will give folks a little bit of what to expect tonight. here is a clip. >>guest: to hear such graphic allegations and know that would have been something that was totally disrespectful of her as a woman and i know that's not the person he is. he totally respects women. >>neil: i don't want to sound

cain tells greta van susteren she doesn't believe it. >> i looked at especially this last lady and the things that she said and i'm thinking he would have to have a split personality to do the things that she said. >> reporter: the full investigate airs tonight at 10:00 p.m. on fox newschannel. you saw herman cain's two adult children there and they are interviewed as well. more from them coming up at 6:30. >>> gop presidential hopefuls also faced off in another debate this weekend. no high profile forgetful momentss this time around. the focus was foreign policy. candidates took the stage in spartanburg, south carolina. one head line moment came when they were asked for their stance on a controversial interrogation technique. cain and michelle bachmann both said they would support water boarding. >>> other topper toies, police in the d.c. region on the hunt for oscar ortega. this man, the 21-year-old is the person police believe fired shots near the white house friday night. officers say they found ortega's car crashed at the on- ramp to the roosevelt bridge and an ak-47 assault rifle

greta. >> are you sure you work on this network, sean? >> yeah, i'm a team player. by the way, i'm really looking forward to the interview. and if people don't watch it, they are idiots, they are missing a great interview. >> as you know, we have mrs. herman cain tonight and first time she's speaking. of course, it's going to be interesting to see what she said. we've already interviewed you but the interviews look so different when you see it on tv than when you actually do it. and the florida attorney general is here, big news out of the supreme court. and congressman mccarthy has a new whip act. back to you. >> don't miss it. our great, great, great american ♪ [ man #1 ] i was fascinated by balsa wood airplanes ever since i was a kid. [ man #2 ] i always wondered how did an airplane get in the air. to design and create the next greatest thing, takes a lot of imagination and a lot of courage. [ man #3 ] i always wanted to be one of those guys that had that kind of responsibility and that kind of technical expertise. at ge aviation, we build jet engines. we lift

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more of greta interview with herman cain's wife gloria. then jerry sandusky says he is not a pedophile. gabby giffords. her story of survival. we hear more from her for the first time. "the five" starts right now. let's start with gloria cain exclusive interview with greta van susteren. last night, the interview aired and it comes at an important time in the primary election schedule. let's listen to what she said to say. >> i've always said when i have seen stories like that. i will not be would be of those people who will stand up on stage with a smile and knowing that you were wronged. i'm not person. >> dana: this is one of the first times that many americans have ever heard gloria cain give a statement or an interview. what do the think of the timing of it? is it good enough to help him climb back up? >> andrea: the timing is the question. why not have her come out sooner? this is her first introduction to the american people. right? why now? why in this manner? i would like to learn more about her instead of dealing with this problem

time to check in with greta van susteren. you were sneaky and you went behind my back and you went to brad paisley and tried to set me up. true or false? greta van susteren, you are a prosecutor. yes or no? >> did he do that on the air? did he tape it -- >> sean: it's not going on the air. im not singing on the air. i have already humiliated. >> i told him, ask sean to sing it. i'm sure he will. you wouldn't sing it? >> sean: i'm sorry, you are breaking up. >> oh, yeah. sure. anyway, i'm here in new york, as you may have noticed and shepherd smith, we don't have power in d.c., but we have a great show tonight, including the incredible news about a subpoena going to the white house of capitol hill on the solyndra scandal. we have that and much more, back to you. >> sean: greta is right next door. our great, great, great american panel is next. ♪ in her eyes... the world is never too big. in his...the weather should never keep you inside. ♪ because they see no limits, there's eukanuba nutrition designed to help their body g

more of greta interview with herman cain's wife gloria. then jerry sandusky says he is not a pedophile. gabby giffords. her story of survival. we hear more from her for the first time. "the five" starts right now. let's start with gloria cain exclusive interview with greta van susteren. last night, the interview aired and it comes at an important time in the primary election schedule. let's listen to what she said to say. >> i've always said when i have seen stories like that. i will not be would be of those people who will stand up on stage with a smile and knowing that you were wronged. i'm not going to do that. i seriously in my soul don't think he is that type of person. >> dana: this is one of the first times that many americans have ever heard gloria cain give a statement or an interview. what do the think of the timing of it? is it good enough to help him climb back up? >> andrea: the timing is the question. why not have her come out sooner? this is her first introduction to the american people. right? why now? why in this manner? i

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time to check in with greta van susteren. you were sneaky and you went behind my back and you went to brad paisley and tried to set me up. true or false? greta van susteren, you are a prosecutor. yes or no? >> did he do that on the air? did he tape it -- >> sean: it's not going on the air. im not singing on the air. i have already humiliated. >> i told him, ask sean to sing it. i'm sure he will. you wouldn't sing it? >> sean: i'm sorry, you are breaking up. >> oh, yeah. sure. anyway, i'm here in new york, as you may have noticed and shepherd smith, we don't have power in d.c., but we have a great show tonight, including the incredible news about a subpoena going to the white house of capitol hill on the solyndra scandal. we have that and much more, back to you. >> sean: greta is right next door. our great, great, great american panel is next. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in communities across the country, from helping to revitalize a neighborhood in brooklyn to financing industries that are creating jobs in

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i am cynne simpson. >> i am greta kreuz. traffic and weather in a few moments. first, a car crash shutdown eastbound 50 overnight. ben eisler and has details from the scene. good morning. >> around 3:30 there was a collision involving three vehicles. one of them was a medium-sized delivery truck. over my shoulder you can see it. it was facing the wrong direction when it was all said and done. they've just slip it back over a moment ago. but the box on top did not come with it. there have been three people injured. three people transported to the hospital. two of the emergency room and one to the trauma center. we are not yet certain what exactly caused this crash. they are still investigating. they did find diesel fuel on the scene, but they believe it was leaking from the saddle tanks and not actually from the oits own tanks inside. they expect to have been cleaned up within the next 45 minutes. ben eisler, abc 7 news. >> let's keep our fingers crossed. >> let's get to lisa baden for a detour idea. >> that would include tra

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eastern time with greta van susteren. greta got some thoughts from the cain children who we also have seen on stage but not really heard that much from and one of the things that a lot of people love about herman cain is he kind of tells it like it is. seems to have this wonderful effervescent personality. does it mean he talks too much, too? >> your mother said that your father talks too much. >> all right. personal comments. >> we're immune to it. that's what it is. >> the only -- this is overdue to many and this reminds me of clayton, howard dean emerges out of nowhere. he didn't want to bring his wife out and then we just saw her a little bit as he became a formidable candidate. this is the only thing i'm thinking of, this thing had died down for a week and we know that press conference we were going to have, the alleged women that were alleging these things against him, come out together, want apart. we're starting to go underneath. will this be a bait for the women to come forward? >> bring the story back again. we

six hours later on greta, he's saying he remembers a payout. then he vaguely remembers the incident and six hours later on greta he remembers in detail the incident. >> peter: these things always evolve. even news networks sometimes evolve the stories that they're reporting. but the issue becomes -- this is going to be a gotcha. he talked about and other people have talked about the notion or at least one blogger is talking about the notion of a high-tech lynching. how long will this go on? there has been an allegation. moneys were paid. he's denied the allegation. so what else does he have to do at this point other than deny the allegation? >> gretchen: if the women come out and tell a different story, then it's going to keep the story alive. >> peter: you're absolute right. >> gretchen: supposedly they signed an agreement that they would never disclose anything about it. what would happen if they do that? >> peter: i think there is not going to be any penalties because i don't think the national restaurant association is going to seek to enfo

i am greta kreuz. we will check in with lisa baden in a moment. meteorologist adam caskey, first. >> the weather gets better as we of theugh an early part workweek. sunshine, a little clouds. pretense of a mile visibility in fredericksburg. that's reduced visibility and a patchy fog. ta visibility ine fredericksburg. total sunshine expected today. warmer tomorrow, mid 60's. the same on wednesday. the next and only chance of rain in the forecast is thursday. i don't think we will even sierra. >>> in an overturned truck on 50 eased in maryland. eastboundare closed 704. vehicle traffic, use the b-w truck traffic could 314. everything is open on westbound 50. on the beltway in college park there is a crash of an outer .oop near route 1 the george washington parkway beltway, abefore the deer hit a vehicle. back to you. >> thank you. >324 -- 4:32. a missing silver spring man was found dead in anne arundel county. the 37-year-old's body was found in hanover. he was reported missing october 31. police on investigating gomez's death as a homicide. an autop

now, go to greta wire.com. we're putting up an open thread. tell us what you thought about tonight's show. o'reilly factor is next and i'll see you monday night it. this belongs in a museum. >> so do you. that will do it. ♪ >> greg: hello, everyone. it's 5:00 in new york city. 11:0:00 p.m. in kashata. i'm the pocket sized pontificator, greg gutfeld. with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, dana perino and greece's only worthwhile export andrea tantaros. we have more on our plate than alec baldwin's shrink. let's do it, america. "the five" starts as long as i stop sending kimberly keeppy photos of my teeth. ♪ ♪ >> greg: a rick perry moment is now officially part of the english language. last night's republican debate had more highlights than david beckham's hair but it's known for one sad thing. for once, it's not jim kraemer who really is crusty the clown without makeup. >> it's your fault. it's your fault. it's your problem. but if this goes, the world banking system could shut down. doesn't it involve our banks, too? >> greg: a hernia in h

let greta know what you thought about tonight's show on her blog greta wire.com. shirt of an away mission. ♪ >> eric: hello, i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, bob beckel, andrea tantaros, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city city. this is "the five." we have a lot to cover. rush limbaugh knows who the g.o.p. and date will be. we show you what he said. president barac obama blaming republicans for the super committee failure of what is irresponsible for him to sit on the sidelines for this one? bill o'reilly slams ron paul foreign policy target. dangerous. we'll debate that. "the five" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> eric: to the top story, el rushbo, rush limbaugh knows who the g.o.p. nominee is going to be. take a listen. >> the problem is barack obama. the problem is the democrat party. the problem is the american left. whichever of these people seeking the nomination makes that case, the mews consistently and the most believably, and the most sincerely, not, not as phony sales type presentation. but genuinely means it. that is who is going to get

(laughter) well, last night herman cain went on greta van susteren to herman van explain hipltsz. jim? >> i made a gesture saying oh... i was standing close to her and i made a gesture. you are the same height as my wife. and brought my hand-- didn't touch her-- up to my chin and said "you're the same height as my wife because my wife comes up to my chin." >> stephen: women. (laughter) they always take comments about their height as something sexual. like, hey, let's stand back to back to see who's taller-- except i'll be facing you without any pants on. (laughter) everybody knows who's really to blame for this controversy. >> some anonymous ladies have spurred up a controversy with respect to the false claim of sexual harassment. >> yes! these ladies are the real harassers. hiding behind their anonymity just because they were paid a settlement to leave their jobs in exchange for their silence. (audience reacts) and if you don't talk, clearly you're lying. but cain is allowed to speak, therefore he is telling the truth. it's a classic case of he said/she's legally prohibited from

he's on with greta coming on after this. and at that point what do you do? >> everybody haskell tons in -- has skeletons in the closet. you have skeletons. tell about when you voted for mondale. >> tell us about when you went to a camp and were swimming noted. >> the boy scouts, naked swim from seven to nine. >> isn't all of -- didn't this all degrade our politics? doesn't it lower us into the gutter, doesn't it make solving problems and talking about -- >> wait a minute. think about the media, and how feminists libras, -- liberals, and gloria, they protected bill clinton. >> he deserved to have his rights protected and so does herman cain. >> we know he prevented a lawsuit from going forward of a woman that brought it, and remember, the law license issue at the end of it? >> there were lots of issues about that. it's a sad state when we are sitting here talking about this and our unemployment is so high and we are trillion of dollars in debt. we need to get back to the issues. but we need to get off this. >> wait a minute. the liberals are supposed to be al