- Automakers release their October sales figures today. The big worry about October car sales is the impact of the storm. It forced some east coast dealers to close. The auto companies hope that sales they lost in October can be made up this month. Pent-up demand, easier credit and new models have pushed sales for the year beyond what many analysts expected. CBS news auto analyst with WWJ Radio in Detroit Jeff Gilbert talks with Gary

 - Republican senators are accusing President Obama of ignoring requests for information about the Libya terror attack on the American consulate on September 11th. Senators Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, John McCain of Arizona, Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire and Ron Johnson of Wisconsin wrote a letter that readdressed their questions that included when officials first determined it was a terrorist attack. They then wrote that questions not being answered “will only add to the growing perception among many of our constituents that your administration has undertak en a concerted effort to misrepresent the facts and stonewall Congress and the American people.” A Fox News report brought up claims that officers at a nearby CIA annex in the area were told to stand down multiple times when they requested to help those at the consulate. Those claims have been rejected by the CIA and the Defense Department. President Obama did not answer the question directly when asked twice during an interview last week on whether a request for military assistance was denied. Are there deliberate attempts to not answer inquiries into the Libya terror attack? What ramifications could the Senators raising the question of “stonewalling” have? With Gary this morning is Fox News Terrorism Expert, Advisor to the Anti-Terrorism Caucus in the US House of Representatives, Middle East Analyst, Author of Future Jihad: Terrorist Strategies Against America Dr. Walid Phares


 - One is battling to stay in office, the other is becoming a rising star in political ranks.  Campaigning following a disaster, a good or bad thing?  With Gary this morning is POLITICO.com's Kevin Cirilli.