>> referee: 5-yard penalty. 1st down. >> tom: better yet. >> greg: jeremy navarre is called for the defensive hold and now the raiders are in field goal range. big swing there of 15 yards. the raiders have a 1st down and 10 on the arizona 27-yard-line. 3:3 to play in the game. -- 3:30 to play in the game. rankin stays in. they send derek hagan out wide right. edwards under center. and a presnap penalty again. delay of game on the raiders. >> referee: delay of game offense. 5-yard penalty. remains 1st down. >> greg: it will be 1st and 15. now back on the 32-yard-line. right now it would be 50-yard

field goal on the dirt. that is a ways to go. obviously they want to get a lot closer. knowing hue jackson, he wants the end zone, tom. >> tom: yeah. he wants to end zone. that delay had to be on the quarterback. he took way too much time to get those guys shifted around. >> greg: ausberry the tightend flips motion. he is now strong right. toss play. rankin fumbled the ball. it is free. it is free on the 40-yard-line. did the raiders get it back? i think the raiders got it back. louis rankin had the ball delivered by trent edwards right in the hands.

ball deflected on the interior line by ronald talley. now it is getting dicey boys. >> tom: you are right. they had the screen set up pretty nice. there was a lot of room for bennett down the sideline with about two or three blockers ahead of him. >> greg: 3rd down and 22. are you thinking 1st down here, jim or just field goal range? >> jim: i think you are talking about 10-15 yard pick up. >> greg: edwards, they blitz. edwards back pedaling. throws the ball in the ground. michael bennett was there. fl came no way late. a flag came no way, way late. it is against the raiders, though. >> tom: it is a holding penalty. >> greg: they will decline that. >> referee: holding, offense number 88. that penalty is declined. it is the 4th down. >>reg: raiders do have two

timeouts left. you do have the two-minute warning coming up. do you punt here or it is 4th and 22, a long way. >> jim: plus you might go for it. depending on what you feel like doing. but back-to-back screens on long yard situations. it is kind of difficult sometimes to pick up that kind of yardage. >> greg: they are going for a field goal. this will be a long one on the dirt. this would be 58 yards. 57 yards. they are going for a field goal here. so, sebastian janikowski made a 57-yarder in overtime going towards the north uprights to beat the jets. this is in the dirt baseball infield. right where cliff pennington plays short stop. janikowski lets it ride and he made it again! janikowski from 57. >> tom: how good is that.

i tell youhe lay-off didn't hurt janikowski at all. >> jim: and are we surprised. i don't think so. >> greg: from off the dirt though. that is a long way. janikowski gives the raiders a one-point lead on a 57-yard field goal off the dirt infield. 18-17, raiders. 2 and a half to go on the raiders broadcting network. turn left. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. hd video cam for lectures. game pad. have you considered this by motorola ? it's got all that and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. get the latest smartphones like the more powerful than ever droid x2 by motorola. buy one for $199.99, get another one free.

>> greg: well, the guy has made a 61-yarder in his career, a 59-yarder, a 57-yarder. but off the dirt in the infield this is impressive. >> tom: he takes fewer steps. shorter approach and he punches the ball because of the infield dirt. >> greg: there's the kickoff by pakulak. a.j. jefferson 20, 30. dropped on the 31-yard-line with 2:26 to play in the football game. and the janikowski field goal gives the raiders a one-point lead. we have a tendency to take jan for granted. -- janikowski for ground granted. but my is he special. the raiders lead by one on !

>> greg: welcome back to oakland, the o.co coliseum. young fans are enjoying this young football team. raiders up 18-17, trying to close it out here. week one of the preseason. speaking of young players, dvd has come back into the game. we have not seen him since the first half. but demarcus van dyke is in to play as a raider corner here. the raider offense and special teams gives them lea and now the defense will try to bring it home. 1st and 10 arizona on their

32-yard-line. they have brought in max hall to play quarterback. that is a catch by isaiah williams. he bobbled it but reeled it in before it hit the ground. max hall, second-year qb from byu is in. one time out remaining. 2-minute warning approaching. they will snap it before. 1st and 10. hall throw and catch. a tackle is missed. dvd will pull down the receiver, chansi stuckey. but inside the raider 40-yard-line as we get the 2-minute warning. we have reached the pennzoil 2-minute warning. raiders trying to hold on 1:54 to play. raiders 18. cardinals 17 on the raiders broadcasting network.

. >> j.t. the brick: welcome back. what a kick. a 57-yard field goal. sebastian, take us through the kick. >> i talked to hue and i know he was going to give he a long try. >> reporter: greg, you have seen it before. you called all the big ones. here's another one. >> greg:ow much more difficult is it to make that kick off the dirt versus a real piece of grass? >> it is better kicking from the grass. dirt is so hard. we are just worry about the planting. just got to go hard and kick it. >> greg: see if the raiders can make your game kick the winner. max hall, chris francis going to blitz. hall throws out right. catch and tackle made by jeremy ware on demarco sampson. arizona got to hurry up here. 2nd and 4 with 1:43 to play. her not going t -- they have one timeout remaining. they don't want to use that.

sebastian is going to leave us. hall under pressure. avoids a sack. he will run for his life. he could have gotten out of bounds but he cut back inside. i don't think he has the 1st down, jim. he is just short. >> jim certainly was a bad decision on the quarterback's part. either throw it away or run out of bounds to stop the clock. got to try to either get a 1st down right now. >> greg: they are in field goal range here with jay feely, tom. the great kicker they have. >> tom: yeah. >> greg: 3rd and 2. huddle up. no big hurry. a minute to play in the game. play clock at 13. a field goal would win it for arizona. max hall out of the shotgun. chansi stuckey goes in motion left to right. hall back, time, throw, catch, 1st down. 20, 15, 10, 5. is he in? did he step out? apparent he he didn't. touchdown arizona. nobody pushed him out. isaiah williams all the way in.

it is a 28-yarder right through the middle of the raider defense on a crossing route. >> tom: yeah. simple crossing route. the defender slipped down and there was supposed to be coverage. slipped on the congratulations and gave them a little more room. still he went right down the sideline. big body gets in the end zone. way too much time to throw the ball. no pass rush at all. >> greg: max hall comes right back as janikowski makes the field goal to seemingly win the game. now they go for two here, trying to make it a 7-point lead. is it possible he stepped out? >> tom: they are going to review it anyway. >> greg: no. in bounds. right there. >> tom: yeah, he did. >> greg: he stepped out right there. he is out on the 4-yard-line. this is a booth review. it is not a challenge by the raiders, tom, since we are under 2 minutes to play. clearly steps out right there. that is enough to push him out.

>> tom: yeah but it is going to be a moot point because they can run time off the clock so there's no time when they kick a field goal. >> greg: yep. acally, if you are playing a regular season game, you would rather give them touchdown and have a chance the kick it off. but you they have know. feely may miss the kick. that angle won't show it. the one from the backse showed it. jerome boyd makes him step out right there. 1st and goal from the 4-yard-line. they have to add some time on the clock. with your theory, tom, as a coach you would have rather had them score? would you just let them score now? >> tom: no. no you can't do that. >> greg: mike holmgren did that in the ser bowl. >> tom: he did. >> jim: it has been tried a couple of times since then by other teams but it is a big gamble. >> greg: you would never do that

as a coach? >> tom: no, i don't think so. >> greg: so, assuming he stepped out, the score is going to be 18-17. they are going to have a 1st and goal inside the 4-yard-line. >> tom: it will be 1st down and they can kill a couple of downs. >> the raiders have two timeouts left but that won't help. they are going to kick an extra point to win the game. >> tom: yep. >> greg: hue jackson talking it over. ken whisenhunt. went to his 4th string quarterback max hall. while we were celebrating the 57-yarder, max hall was able to lead them down the field impressively. >> jim: you have been around this game long enough, pap, to know it is not over until it is over. this is preseason. a lot of young players are in the game at this late stage of the game and they make mistakes. they are not on top of it.

they are young. >> greg: if you are whisenhunt, how do you play this? do you even run a play or just kneel down and try to work the clock down and kick it as little time remaining in the game as possible? >> tom: there's two ways you can do it. one is you could just run a play, a regular play. >> greg: here's ron winter. >> referee: after review, the ruling on the field stands. >> tom: whoa. >> referee: touchdown. >> tom: how did he miss that. >> greg:ow did he miss it? >> tom: wow. >> greg: i don't think we missed it. >> tom: i don't think so either. >> greg: let's take a look. >> tom: i didn't think i saw it. but right there. >> greg: you are seeing a white cleat step on a white apron. tom: right. >> greg: this angle, jim, seems to see he stepped out. well, do you see green there? >> jim: i thought the other one looked like he stepped out more than the other one.

>> tom: yeah. >> greg: he had a pedicure today and he trimmed a toenail. so, they are going for two here. this is a touchdown here. 23-18. more flags. >> referee: offsides, offense number 68. 5-yard penalty. >> tom: now they are going to kick it. >> greg: kick the one-pointer. it will make it 24-18. denarius moore runs back the kickoff and the raiders win this by a point. [laughter]. >> greg: we have seen some odd things tonight. how about the fact the raiders kicked off twice. should have asked jason campbell about that. >> tom: yeah. >> greg: i thinkt was jason who made the call. >> tom: he was the one out there making the call. >> greg: you coached in the days for a while you could not defer. you had to take the ball. >> tom: right. >> greg: what is the proper thing to tell the official when you win the flip but you don't want the ball to start the game, you want it to start the second half. what do you exactly say to him? >> tom: you can't. >> greg: you say we will kick

off or -- >> tom: no. because it is your choice. if you chose to kick off -- >> grant: we defer is the way you say it. >> tom: no. when i was coaching -- >> grant: they never had that rule before. >> tom: no, if you said we will kick off, the second half they come out it is their choice. the only thing that has changed is the defer thing. >> greg: so, the extra point is made and the raiders are down 6 and not 7. so, it is 24-18. that is a curious one. ron winter has been a official and referee for a long time. just didn't feel as though he saw a good enough replay. i'm assuming that he is seeing our replays. maybe he is seeing -- he is seeing our replay. he saw the same thing we did. he just didn't think it was sufficient enough or conclusive enough to overturn it. >> tom: guess not.

>> greg: interesting. >> jim: or they had a plane to catch. who knows. >> greg: well, either way. feely kicks off to chad jackson here. jackson a former florida gator can give the raiders a chance. janikowski's out of the mix here obviously. the raiders need a touchdown in the final 39 seconds. feely gets a long start to kick off from the new 35-yard-line for kickoffs again in the league. tonga out to lead block. jackson gets dropped inside the 20-yard-line. so, they have a long way to go. that is jared campbell in on the tackle, the younger brother of kalaus campbell. overall, what are you thoughts, jim? so many ways to assess this game. the starters were in the game for each side. >> jim: i thought they came out

and executed fairly well. moved the ball. campbell looked sharp. boller looked sharp. trent edwards. they all did a fine job. got late in the game. a lot of different mayers were playing in the -- players were playing in the game. >> greg: raiders send a trio of wide receivers out to the right. it will be edwards back and he will throw to his left. not a lot of boundary to work with first of all. he could not reel it in. 2nd down and 10 with 29 seconds to play. raiders go back to napa for more training camp. they will be on the field starting saturday to prepare for week two of the preseason. we will be with you a week from saturday from candle stick park to watch jim harbaugh and the 49ers. that will be fun next weekend. >> jim: certainly will be no

doubt. >> greg: edwards almost crossed the line. threw it out to bennett who steps out to stop the clock. 22 seconds to go. always fun when the two bay area nfl teams square off. that will be next week. the raiders next at home to take on the new orleans saints in week three of the preseason. this is always the most meaningful week as far as playing time. drew brees and the saints will be here. it will be a good test for the raiders. >> tom: yeah. be a good test for the defense that is for sure. they are a good solid team. it will be a nationally televised game. >> greg: edwards airing it out going up top. that ball is broken up down the feel by marshay green. now the raiders are down to their final bullet. 4th down and 2 coming up with

15 seconds to play. >> tom: when you play on a nationally televised game, you know the whole country is watching, there's totally different feeling going in. >> greg: it will be the nbc sunday night crew. the raiders wind up the preseason in seattle against the saw hawks. they will open also on national tv. final chance, 4th and 2. that ball is broken up. flag down, no. that will be the game. ball broken up there. batted away by the arizona cardinals. nnabuife, the former cal bear played for tedford able to knock it away. >> tom: the cardinals still have to kneel down. still 6 seconds to go.

>> greg: yeah. edwards 10-19 for 140 yards and one touchdown. that will be an interesting battle in camp as the preseason develops who will be jason campbell's backup. either way, the raiders will have three quarterbacks with a lot of starting experience in jason campbell, kyle boller and trent edwards. >> jim: true. sometimes you need that during a long football season. people tend to get hurt. sometimes they falter a little bit. >> greg: edwards threw a beautiful touchdown pass. the only touchdown of the night. the cardinals came back and got a touchdown to win the game. 24-18 arizona. we will see you a week from saturday at candle stick park. for jim plunkett and tom flores, greg papa saying so long. jt will come back and wrap things up. tom and i ove wñ

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. >> j.t. the brick: back at the o.co coliseum. back and forth game a night. exciting night for the raider nation. got to see the young receivers, denarius moore and david ausberry. a 57-yard field goal by sebastian janikowski. jason campbell played well. next saturday, august 20th, the battle of the bay. we will see you in san francisco. soer for greg papa, tom flores, jim plunkett and george atkinson, i'm j.t. the brick, saying so long from oakland where the final score was arizona 24, oakland 18. for exciting season ticket packages, call 1-800-raiders. you have been watching the oakland raiders broadcasting network. whoa. you gotta be kidding! you guys are exactly who i had in mind when i created my new jumbo breakfast platter. it's a ton of food: 8 of my new mini pancakes, hash brown sticks, scrambled eggs, plus bacon or sausage, all for only $2.99.

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a quiet bay area neighborhood is the scene of a horrible death. as a woman is killed by the family dog. good evening everyone i'm healther holmes in tonight for julie haener. and i'm frank somerville. it's a horrific a call as police will ever get. a 911 call from a man who said his dog killed his pregnant wife. debra villalon live in pacifica now where that tragedy unfolded this afternoon, debra. >> reporter: this couple wasn't known well. moved in just months on this quiet street and neighbors say it was a quiet household until today. greg napora left for work at 8:00, came home at noon and sometime in between his pregnant wife darla was mauled by one of their two pet pit

bulls. >> found the dog hovering over his wife. she had major trauma to her body and face. >> reporter: bitten dozens of time, not breathing on her living room floor. firefighters tried to give her cpr. and while there, the dogs attacked firefighters. many didn't know they were there, had never seen the pit bulls outdoors. >> those dogs were dangerous. i wouldn't have one and i wouldn't want my family around them. >> reporter: but the naporo's nearest neighbor said their dogs were always well behaved. >> if the dogs were ever

barking, she would call them off and they always responded very well. >> reporter: for this distraught husband, it came out of the blue. >> we were able to give him a change of clothing and have some relatives respond and we were able to interview him. right now he's with family. >> reporter: a second pit bull not part of the attack was taken from this home to animal control for now. the dead dog will get a necropsi tomorrow for possible clues as to why it attacked. we're live in pacifica, debra villalon, channel channel 2 news. a man pled not guilty to charges that he hit and run after hitting 9-year-old ryan white along mission street. white and his family had just

watched the phillies play at at&t park. vargas had been free on bail but today the judge raised bill from 65,000 to $465,000 and afterward vargas was taken to jail. new at 10:00, b.a.r.t. police credit a show of force for heading off a show of violence. sheer manpower wasn't the only tactic b.a.r.t. used, eric rasmussen has the story. >> reporter: a few hours ago b.a.r.t. confirmed it cut off all cell phone service for everybody at the station here below me around the time that protest was expected to happen. it could have made a real emergency even worse. with a small army of police on the platform at b.a.r.t. civic center station and even more officers on stand by aboveground. authorities shut down a protest before it everyone started. the goal to repeat a repeat of

this scene last month when another protest over the shooting of hill quickly got out of hand and disrupted service system wide. this time, the disruption didn't happen although we found a man who said he was there for the protest. >> reporter: what is going on? where is everybody? >> we never know. they might be here, they might not. >> reporter: but one thing we noticed was a lack of cell phone service. >> i'm scared now. >> reporter: especially when people realized it was not a normal outage. >> if you don't have cell service and something happens, what are going to do. at this briefing we had a tough time getting answers why b.a.r.t. made the decision and whether the tactic had ever been used before.

>> i don't know, because the tactics that police use we don't know. >> reporter: he specifically said it was the service department that made the decision. >> we suggested it. police did say briefly shutting down cell service was a tool to help them do that. we're live here in san francisco, eric rasmussen, ktvu news. the san francisco's mayor's race is a little crowder with the filing deadline fast approaching. >> i will discharge the duties upon which i am about to enter. >> reporter: former supervisor duffey took the oath and signed the paper work that allows his name on the ballot. he was joined by joana ruiz. earlier this week, ed lee threw his hat into the ring. in all more than 30 candidates are running for mayor in november. the financially strapped u.s. postal service is warning of more cut backs that includes

reducing it's work force by 20%. the moves would require conflicting approval. union opposition is expected. the usps says it needs to cut 120,000 jobs by 2015. and it is considering closing as many as 3,700 postoffice. in the past few year, the postal service has lost $50 million and mail service has dropped by 20%. the u.s. labor department reported an unexpected decline in first time jobless claims today. those seeks unemployment benefit hit a four month low of 395,000. that's a drop of 7,000 from last week. mr.economists had projected an increase in first time filers.

that promises job number helped wall street today as the dow changed course ending up 423 points. patti lee has been following the markets all week long, she's live now. >> reporter: the drama on wall street rivals the action on tv. the stock market performance has investors at the edge of their seat. mosqueda engages in a little retail therapy trying to stay optimistic as she struggles to keep track of her 401k. >> it was up for a minute and it really recently went down. but it's supposed to come back

they said. >> any time you reach increases or drops on continuous days, means you don't know the -- >> reporter: prospective employees were getting both leads -- >> i have a job interview tomorrow morning. >> reporter: and offers. >> it's hard to find a job. >> reporter: it's impossible to know if and when stocks will nose dive again. >> it's really kind of the full mosaic of what's out there. >> reporter: just as block busters were down for the summer, the time of the year may be contributing to the volatility with constitutional

investors taking vacation and specklators running the market, the swings are more pronounced. the asian markets have been trading for five hours but so fast there are no moves. the nikkei is down .3%. the hang seng is up 1%. close to one out of five high school students dropped out last year according to the report released. in all 94,000 students didn't get a diploma. that's about 18%. san francisco had a considerably lower rate of 11%. the state says these new numbers can't be compare to past years because it's using a new more accurate formula. we posted a link to the state's data base, look for the web link section. you can see the drop out rates

for different school districts. marijuana may be the largest cash crop here in california but a judge ruled today that it is not an agriculture crop. a judge ruled that a medical marijuana crop cannot be ground on land that's ruled for agriculture. the judge ruled marijuana has never been classified as a crop or a horticultural product. the new $150 fee goes for local fire prevention programs. the governor says the money should fund calfire. if a change isn't made, the money generated by the fee would be subtracted from cal budget. leaving that city with a definite next year. low clouds and fog regrouping, pushing back into the bay. coming up a change in the fog pattern tomorrow morning in the

areas that could have drizzle for the morning commute. a memorial for the 3-year- old boy is growing tonight. we can tell you what led police to the suspect and how long he could spend behind bars. taking aim at each other and president obama. 8gop contenders trying okay, kids, we can record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. okay, moment of truth.

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drive by shooting in oakland that left a little 3-year-old boy dead. amber lee tells us what led investigators to their suspect and why the police chief hopes it'll be a catalyst for change, amber. >> reporter: heather news of the arrest is bringing people down to this memorial. we want to bring you a closer look of this sad reminder of why this tribute is here. this is a bullet hole from monday's shooting on this iron gate. this afternoon the city leaders made the announcement the community had been waiting to hear. >> the alameda county district attorney's office filed charges against lawrence denard. >> reporter: the 26-year-old convicted felon had been charged with the murder of 3- year-old carlos nava and the attempted murder of two others. police are still looking for a second suspect. a family member told us the boy's parents want justice but right now, they are still grieving. >> it's so much hurt that my cousin and his wife, they just can't comprehend that right now. >> reporter: police say there's an average of three shootings

every 24 hours on the streets of oak land. chief anthony batts says he hopes carlos murder is a catalyst for change. batts says witnesses led in investigators to denard. >> this should be the rallying cry for this city to turn itself around. >> reporter: police say they recovered several handguns. several neighbors told us they find some comfort in knowing there's been an arrest. >> there's one less person on the street that's you know killing innocent people. >> we live in this community and this shouldn't be going on. i'm just glad the person got caught. >> reporter: the man who killed carlos will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

if convicted, denard faces 40 years in prison. more details now on lawrence denard we checked his arrest record and it shows that in 2004 he was arrested in oakland for robbing a street vendor. that same year denard was arrested for illegal possession of a shotgun. we've also learned denard dropped out of the school of social justice in 2004. ktvu spoke by phone today to dodson. he is one of the persons that got shot in the drive-by shooting. he is denying he was the target. >> i am 36 years old man, i'm not in gangs. >> hudson had a message to the family of 3-year-old carlos nava. >> i am sorry that it happened, but if there's anything i can

do for the family i will try to help them. >> reporter: hudson is facing more surgery but he says he's fortunate the bullet missed his major organs. this is the scene at 64th avenue and international boulevard. some of the video is just too graphic for us to air. you can though see two of the victims on the sidewalk and the crowd that gathered near by. the videographer smith says the shooting motivated him to help nava's family. a block party is now being planned and all of the proceeds will go to the nava family.

>> when i was filming the little boy his face was like what? what happened? what's going on. >> reporter: five more americans were killed in afghanistan today, they died in a roadside bombing on the southern part of that country. two nato soldiers were also killed in other attacks and we're getting the first pictures of some of the wreckage of that helicopter that shot down saturday. coalition forces took away all the large pieces of wreckage when they recovered the bodies. the flags are flying in half staff for all of the service members. benson of angwin, louis langalo and jesse pitman of eukia. got an emergency? just text 911. the federal government is helping to bring the next generation of 911 right here to the bay area. >> 911 what is the address of

your emergency. >> reporter: when a call comes in, dispatchers only hear a voice on the other end of the line. >> and the phone number you're calling from. >> reporter: but what if they could see a photo from the caller, an instant imagine that could help solve crimes that much faster. >> we get a great shot of what's happening. it's a great tool for us to describe what's happening to the officers. >> reporter: they would be able to receive photos and videos as well. palo alto is now working with los altos to improve their network. >> it would put us on a broad brand network that will allow us to get more information than we do right now. >> reporter: he says pictures and videos could be a huge asset for dispatchers but he worries about information overload. >> it's good to have that information but we have to

figure out how to handle that. >> reporter: palo alto and its partner cities are hoping they will be able to receive photos from 911 callers in the next couple of years. the fcc put forward a call to overhaul 911 dispatch centers nationwide. reporting from palo alto, alex savidge, ktvu news. we've been talking a lot about the fog this week and we're talking about once again for tonight. dense areas of coastal fog already regrouping. first thing tomorrow morning we could have some drizzle out there for the coast and even right around the bay. the low clouds already pushing across the bay right now. current numbers, santa rosa these are the forecast lows. santa rosa 49 degrees. san jose 55. livermore 54 and vallejo 53 degrees. as we break down your forecast, not a big change. tomorrow still patchy fog. temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s.

around the bay area, areas of fog. and even patchy fog for the inland neighborhood. but eventually more sunshine and temperatures on track to reach the lower 80s. coming up we'll have the outside land forcaste for tomorrow afternoon day one. also the temperature change you can expect for the upcoming weekend. the silver and black is back. the raiders played their first game tonight at the coliseum. >> the raiders. >> reporter: the raiders were taking on the arizona cardinals in hugh jackson's first game as the team's first coach. some wondering if the lock out will affect attendance throughout the league. there's speculation that l.a. wants to bring the raiders back to southern california. as to how the raiders looked tonight, we'll have highlights coming up. and one clear message tonight, a feisty gop debate right after the break. plus who tried to

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eight republicans running for their party's nomination in the presidential race faced off tonight in iowa. they took aim at each other and on president obama. each republican tried to score points before this week's iowa straw rating. >> reporter: they tried to pick up those points, after texas governor perry announced that he was going to announce this weekend. it was a level of intensity we've seen. it's been a while since they debated. they got on stage, eight gop candidates went after each other. eight gop candidates strike a

feisty tone in tonight's republican race. >> she led the effort over obama care. we got obama care. she led the effort against tarp, we got tarp. it's not her spine we're worried about it's her record of results. if that's your view of effective leadership with results, please stop because you're killing us. >> reporter: it's clear that topic number one is the country's economy, the country's credit downgrade and the super debt economy. through creative reform. >> i'm not going to eat obama's plate. >> republicans showing they

share the same goal. >> two days from now brett, we get to send a message to barack obama and the message is this, you are finished in 2012 and you will be a one term president. >> that clip there from michelle bachmann off the top of that two hour debate. a little more than two hours it went slightly over tonight. tim pawlenty grabbing the headlines, going after each other. remaining to see who comes out on top, it remains to be seen at the straw poll in iowa. that is what this is all leading up to. >> reporter: as craig mentioned another republican is about to enter the race, texas governor rick perry staff says he will make the announcement on saturday. the two term governor is planning a rally in south carolina on the same day that all the current candidates will be competing on that iowa straw

poll. governor perry is expected to tout his fiscal conservative values. president obama hit the road and expressed his frustration with republicans in congress. the president went to michigan. the current credit downgrading could have been avoided if congress had been willing to compromise says the president. and he says voters can do something about the political climate in washington. >> you've got to tell them you've had enough of the theatrics. start telling them you want them to start finding solutions. that's what they need to do for you. hundreds of thousands of spectators but critics say a poor plan to handle them. so is anybody listen at city hall. >> my brother got killed, you

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