who are the wreckless actors, and what can dhs do about it?do you think there's an inevidentability to this? a cyber arms race. i know you won't talk our capabilities, but it's well-known we're on the leading edge of that. shouldn't we expect other countries to want this capability and to be messing with us as we've been messing with others? >> i think this goes to a point i made in the remarks, the aspect, the traditional law of war nation state analysis doesn't work here in many republics, -- respects. it's time to have some opportunity to come together and really look at a global convention or something of that sort that deals, you know, directly, fairly, and centrally with the need to have a safe cyberenvironment for everyone's mutual benefit. it's not just about the united states. it's about the countries of the world. >> that could look like a treaty? >> it could look like a treaty. it could look, like i said, any kind of a frame work, and, you know, that international dialogue to a large extent has been missing. >> do you put yourself i

he's my dh right now. >> taking the opportunity to play right here dh, it will be amazing for me to haveand just want the opportunity to help the team. >> what's the approach when you go out like that versus being in there and catching? >> it's different position specifically, dh, you're just sitting down and hard especially in this weather, but you got to be ready, you go inside and do something like sprint, little bit of stretching, but you have to be prepared for that situation. >>> here's one for you, a tiger fan has offered on craigslist to trade his three-bedroom one bath fixer upper for tickets to sold out game three tomorrow in detroit. reports say this man has several offers but no deal yet. the house as you can see here not exactly prime real estate. >>> doug fister took the scary line drive comebacker to the head. despite the concerns of swelling, is scheduled to undergo more testing today. jim leland gave us this update. >> he was sitting behind his folks and i had a nice conference with him, this morning he didn't remember our conversation, no, i'm just kidding. i did talk t

i think we should do away with the dh, and everybody go back to playing where the pitcher had to bat. i think it changes the whole strategy of the game. what do you think, tony lasorda? >> well, i think the designated hitter rule is not as good as not having it. in the national league, you've got to be astute. you've got to be ready to do-- to make different changes that you wouldn't have to in the american league. if you're in the seventh inning and your pitcher's coming up, and you are losing by one run, you're going to have to probable hit for him. but over in the american league, he stays in the game. so i don't-- i don't think that that's right, the designated hitter rule. >> schieffer: what about you, tony? does it change managing? it really does, doesn't it? >> well, it does. i like the game-- i've had about equal number of years in both of them. i remember sparky always said, "before you retire, try the national league" and i would definitely prefer game without the dh. some fans like the extra scoring. you see more of the game when you have the pitcher in the lineup. but i ju

you know there is -- the dh now.the line up of the tigers is going to look different than the one it did in game one and two. now they have more speed because of the dh being out -- taken out of the out field. young, solid hitter, they will be younger, more aggressive and comfortable. they aren't going to give up. all of that reality but my word, there is no indication that -- the giants have won five in a row and i don't see -- i don't see this machine slowing down. i don't want to jinx them by saying it's a sweep. until the giants show me they -- [inaudible] i feel really confident for them. >> i say -- they are disciplined. not who wins two first but four first. >> reporter: yes. fundamentals. they are beating them in fundamentals. they have a better defense. they will continue to even with the new line up that you will see in the tigers tonight. they are just -- they are just a little better in most of the categories. they have more depth even. >> all right. okay. we look forward to talking to you. thank you for

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the senate committee counted a different number of fusion centers than dhs claims they have and thatore dedicated to the lawless unconstitutional violation of civil liberties by spying on people without getting search warrants than they were to developing legitimate intelligence which would help secure our freedom or our safety. some of the people have been complaining about it for a long-term. now we have the united states senate saying the complaints true. these are rogue law enforcement people serving no good, just becoming spies. >>shepard: did they forget their directive and get all caught up in the power of being able to look down on people and see what they are doing? >>guest: the directive was to enable state and local and federal intelligence and law enforcement to exchange information so the right hand wrote know what the left hand was doing. the information they chose to exchange had next to nothing to do with national security. this was not a single meaningful allegation or indictment or prosecution for national security that came out of this. in fact, because these were

inspector general was never able to investigate possible white house involvement, and even though the dhss never able to investigate, the white house press secretary said this back in april. >> the white house counsel's office has conducted a review of the white house advance team, and in concluding that review came to the conclusion that there's no indication that any member of the white house advance team engaged in any improper conduct or behavior. >> independent senator joe lieberman criticized his colleague, saying the leak of selective information from the ig's report is unfair to the united states secret service and its director mark sullivan. both have served our nation honorably and ably for a long time and deserve the benefit of a presumption of innocence unless real evidence leads to a different conclusion. i will await the inspector general's finished report before making any judgments. and so far we haven't heard anything back from the secret service about senator johnson's memo. >> still open questions there. stay on it for us, peter. thank you. >> will do. >> she was shot i

dhs says the program is voluntary. >>> ucsf celebrate ago accomplishment of -- celebrating an accomplishmentof a doctor affiliated he shares the nobel prize in medicine with britain's john gurdon. >> reporter: what makes this award especially excite something when the doctor wanted to become a researcher' to several labs and says no one would return his call except for the lab here at ucsf. now inside they are joyous. the team celebrated their nobel prize winning scientist this morning and congratulateed the doctor through video ing from san francisco while he grinned in a conference room in japan. >> thank you very much again. >> reporter: he is being recognized for his breakthrough discovery in stem cell research. he found by adding four genes into skin cells, could induce the cells to become like embryonic stem cells. scientists believe this will change the way they can medicate nut future. >> if you might have a bad side effect to that medicine, we would be able to know that by testing your stem cells in a dish before we give the pill so if you are going to have a bad side effect we avoi

dhs says the program is voluntary. >>> ucsf celebrate ago accomplishment of -- celebrating an accomplishmentof a doctor affiliated he shares the nobel prize in medicine with britain's john gurdon. >> reporter: what makes this award especially excite something when the doctor wanted to become a researcher' to several la and says no one would return his call except for the lab here at ucsf. now inside they are joyous. the team celebrated their nobel prize winning scientist this morning and congratulateed the doctor through veo ing from san francisco while he grinned in a conference room in japan. >> thank you very much again. >> reporter: he is being recognized for his breakthrough discovery in stem cell research. he found by adding four genes into sn lls, cod induce th cells t bome like embryonic stem cells. scientists believe this will change the way they can medicate nut future. >> if you might have a bad side effect to that medicine, we would be able to know that by testing your stem cells in a dish before we give the pill so if you are going to have a bad side effect we avoid giving it to

butler's opinion is his own, and that the determination of the dhs football program has not come before the board and is not on any agenda at this time. still, parents were quick to speak out. >> the backing is there, you know. jim mcmahon just came out and said he suffers from dementia, so there is a fear. >> if you're going to stop football, you better stop hockey. >> reporter: symptoms are often subtle and easily missed. among children and adolescents, emergency room visits for sports-related brain injuries, including concussions, have gone up 60% in ten years. ask for boys, the rates are highest in football. >> from the nfl all wait down to pop warner youth football, unprecedented steps have been taken the last several years to make the game safer. >> reporter: more than half of the states in america, including new hampshire, have concussion laws to protect student athletes. at eastern tech in maryland, players take brain function tests to determine if and when they can play after an injury. >> it will tell me how severe my injury is, it will tell me how long i have to get back. >>

marco scutaro, the mvp, he batted .500 in the lcs and then the tigers' dh dell monday young was the mvp as well with a big series. two home runs, and he batted .353. he'll get to start tonight in left field. the two guys you're talking about, buster posey and miguel cabrera. cabrera the triple crown winner and always a threat. he was hitting .313 in the lcs. buster posey, the national league battle title champ has absolutely struggled in the postseason only hitting .187 or .178. if the giants team knows anything, they know no pitcher or any situation is insurmountable. >> we have therein but a lot in this postseason already. i think everybody that is on the team now understands, you know, the difficulty of a postseason game and the intensity from pitch one. so i think they all probably have a pretty good idea of what to expect. >> reporter: here's a fun fact for the giants fans. if the giants score early, they will be looking really good. in the postseason when the giants have plated runs first, their record is 6-1. game time 5,:00. first pitch, 5:07. verlander is going to square off ag

one of the things as a command and control tool that cal fire is experimenting with is a program that dhs science and technology created and if you are ready to write it down, you can look online, you can google it, it's called the next generation incident command system or nics. it's a command and control web-based tool that we're looking with mit lincoln labs and dss and i would foresee when we stand up our wing operation center at miramar that the marine corps liaison and the navy liaison and if need be the guard liaison would have access to that tool. the next generation command system is a fantastic web-based command and control technology that we expect to use in the future. with that, thank you. >> thanks. colonel yeager. >> i just want to say you can't underestimate the risk presented by these environments we fly in and really the relationships that we build with cal fire and the training prepares us to mitigate that risk. as rear admiral riveras said, bad things tend it happen at night. they also happen on the weekend and i think we have a 3-day week jepld here but i assure you w

harrow, your series -- which, by the way, is linked to our web site -- has gotten some response from dhs, and often when you write, the next today there's an official announcement. >> guest: right. there's been some reaction to it. it's -- that's more typical of an investigative series. but i'm trying to merge the homework with mentors like charlie miller and officials in the government, officials out, hackers, i mean, these young guys that are breaking into things sort of teaching. so there's been some response, and that's gratifying. i think that our mission at "the washington post" here is to, is somewhat platonic in the sense that we really want to teach people so that even is on the same page generally speaking so good policy can grow out of that. we're really not in a position of offering policy suggestions because it's so complex, it's so difficult. but i do think that congress, if i had one recommendation, it would be really good if they immersed themselves in the subject and then came up with some plans for making things better. may i note that we're trying to contribute further

once again, dh first one is from phil, not this phil, but another phil. he writes, my partners and i are debating whether to raise venture capital dollars or grow organically. what are the pros and cons of vc dollars? >> you might not be able to get it. a fraction of 1% of all of the businesses that are out there. so you have to make sure you are eligible for it. if you do have a business, that is going to be 50 to $100 million within three to five-year period and you are eligible for venture capital then you can look at pros and cons. biggest con is it is expensive. they require a large part of your company and some onerous business terms vow to make sure you get something other than capital. maybe access, maybe information, maybe you're getting some other benefit. maybe just credibility. sometimes having a venture capitalist in there create credibility but they have to bring something to the table to make up for that extra expense you're taking on. >> i agree. you want to know how big you're going to get. if you don't get big enough, you won't get the c

is linked to our c-span website if you would like to see the series, has gotten some response from dhs. often when you write, the next day there is an official announcement. >> right, there has been some reaction to it. that is more typical of an investigative series, but i am trying to merge the homework with mentors like charlie miller and officials and the government, these young guys were breaking into things, teaching. so there has been some response, and that is gratifying. i think our mission at "the washington post" is somewhat platonic in the sense that we really want to teach people so that everybody is on the same page, generally speaking, so that good policy can grow from that. we are not in a position of offering policy suggestions because it is so complex and difficult, but i do think that congress -- if i had won it recommendation, it would be good if they first themselves on the subject and then came up with some plans for making things better. and we're trying to contribute further to the education. the post has a conference with some very senior former intelligence of

architects and engineers under [speaker not understood] working with the expert laboratory folks from dh and the hiv clinic to make sure that we did it right. because the laboratories have to meet federal standards. but i think also a great kudos has to happen to our partners, both locally, regionally, and the federal government. we could not have done this without the 9-1/2 million dollars of recovery monies that we got through the federal government. we have herb schultz here from the department of human services federal government. they've been really at the forefront with us. certainly dan bernel representing leader pelosi. she has been really a stalwart fighter. when everybody was cutting funds, she preserved that money for us. and, of course, i've got to put out a big, big thanks to president obama because without that recovery money, we wouldn't be here talking about this today. so, thank you, president obama. (applause) >> and leader pelosi, federal partners working with our local folks here. that's how we get these things done. and then i want to just give a special shout out to

o'harrow's series, has gotten some response from dhs and often when you write the next day, there is an official announcement. >> guest: writes. there has been some reaction to it. that is more typical of the investigative series but i'm trying to urge the hallmark with mentors like charlie miller and officials in the government, officials out, hackers, these young guys that are breaking into things, so there has been some response and that is gratifying. i think that our mission at "the washington post" here is to come is somewhat platonic in the sense that we really want to teach people so that everybody is on the same page generally speaking so good policy can grow out of that. we are really not in a position of offering policy suggestions because it's so complex and so difficult but i do think that congress, if i had one recommendation, it would be really good if they immerse themselves in the subject and then came up with some plans for making it better. may i know that we are trying to contribute further to the education and the post post has a conference with some very senior

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of course we switch over to american league rules where the giants will have to add a dh to the linewitch locations. switch weather. switch strategy but hopefully final results will be the same. reporting live at at&t park, 7 news. >> thank you. heading to detroit with the giants. the pitching match up for game 3. can you win a superbowl with smith at quarterback. that's a question after couple of shakey performance by smith against the giants and seahawks. now this coming monday night in arizona 49 tears on the division rival the arizona cardinals. 9 versus a 1 game lead in the west. smith may losing his confidence or looking at body language. response today from alex. >> people are reading into different stuff and have in order what is going on around here. my confidence is no different than it was a week ago than a month ago than it was a year ago. no different. >>reporter: all right. when david stern took over the nba the league was drug infested teams wait to go go broke. multi-billion dollar organization now. global game now. will retire in 2014. 30 years after he started long

the ri o didn't get much play, but dh and scores the winning run. >> i don't think anyone knows how hard to sit on the bench and not get a chance to play and then go in and face big league pitching. especially on this stage. for him to come up with the at bats he did and even the hit and run earlier in the game was huge. and then to get us 10th the 10th, i mean he is a baseball player. >> in tonight's sports report, it was brought to you by river rock casino. >> thank you, rick. >>> another quick look from sky 7hd because of the riots because of the world series win, this is a fire at 9th and mission. po

the ri o didn't get much play, but dh and scores the winning run. >> i don't think anyone knows how hard it is to sit on the bench and not get a chance to play and then go in and face big league pitching. especially on this stage. for him to come up with the at bats he did and even the hit and run earlier in the game was huge. and then to get us going in the 10th, i mean he is a baseball player. >> in tonight's sports report, it was brought to you by river rock casino. >> thank you, rick. >>> another quick look from sky 7hd because of the riots because of the world series win, this is a fire at 9th and mission. po

. >> hector sanchez with dh for the giants.-- wayne freedman traveled with brandon belt's parents. reporting live in detroit in front of comerica park, i'm mike shumann. back to you. >> ama: of course mike touched on the weather. let's get to meteorologist leigh glaser. >> leigh: we're talking burr out the rain is pushing off to the east, and sprinkles to the east of toledo, heading up to detroit. right now temperature is 48 degrees-cloudy. the wind is really starting to howl. the gust at 20e miles-per-hour and that's bringing the wind chill, what it feels like on the hands out there, only 42 degrees. we'll look at the forecast coming up. >> your voice, your vote, ten days until the presidential election. today the president rallied a crowd of 8500 people in new hampshire. he hit mitt romney's record as governor. he said he targeted the middle class with fees and taxes and will be hard for romney to accomplish all the last-minute promises. in florida, mitt romney says the president has shrunk from his promises he made. romney s

and that the termination of the dhs football program has not come before the board and is not on anyat this time. still, parents were quick to speak out. >> the backing is there. you know? jim mcmann just came oit and said he's suffering from dementia. >> if you're going to look at sports in general, look at them all, hockey, lacrosse. you can't just pick football. >> reporter: but concussions are serious, particularly in kids. >> the younger the brain is, the more vulnerable to brain trauma. >> reporter: among children and adolescents, emergency room visits for sports related brain injuries including concussions have gone up 60% in ten years. for boys, the rates are highest in football. >> from the nfl, all the way down to pop warner youth football, unprecedented steps have been taken in the last several years to make the game safer. >> reporter: more than half of the states in america, including new hampshire, have concussion laws to protect student athletes. at eastern tech in maryland, players take brain function tests to determine if and when they can play after an injury. >> ho

he is the tigers dh but starting in left field for the tigers tonight. barry zito squares off against verlander. tonight, 5:00, first pitch. >> thank you very much, good to see you. besides hitting, the biggest story is the pitching. tonight zito takes the mound for the giants against verlander, arguably the best pitcher in the entire league right now. giants have released their entire rotation for this series. bumgarner will pitch tomorrow. vogelsong for game three. matt cain is going to pitch in game four. and tim lincecum will provide relief in the bull pen. good lineup. >> seems like just yesterday we celebrated the big win. it's been a quick turnaround out at at&t park. crews had very little time. just about 24 hours to get things ready. "today in the bay's" christy smith is live with a look at this orange transformation. >> good morning. i was really surprised within the last two minutes or so. we're starting to see giants fans wondering around outside at&t park, trying to see if there is any way they can get a look at this world series. some of th

dhs, u.s. secret service put out information.ad a chance to deploy and create countermeasures to attacks. will not be successful the second time. question is what is definition of success. is it attack or marketing awareness there doing this? melissa: are the banks in danger? are they doing better or doing a good job? >> banks have always been a target. like the line in men in black, son, we're always under attack. banks are always under attack. they deal with sophisticated reconnaissance and attempts at infrastructure, with analysis service no data is not con promized. it is like putting 10 pounds of spam into a five pound can. there is not enough resources left for people to do online banking. >> who are these guys? now you said all about marketing i'm specifically not going to say their name. what are they all about? why are they doing? you make a great point. we're giving them commercial time by saying it. >> we won't mention it but actually so this faction of them are a hamas military wing and they not known for having techn

but while he was correct he never had a contract specifically with dhs it is true in 2002 his consultingct from the justice department. given how much revenue his firm brings in, that hardly represents a major part of its business but it's not nothing either. more broadly mr. jaul onny's consulting business has had clients like a software company who themselves sold products or devices to the federal government landing contracts worth millions of dollars. the point here really isn't about mr. giuliani. i raise the issue because mr. giuliani, romney, most republicans draw a sharp line between the private sector and the vicious and predatory public sector while at the same time advocating for $2 trillion more in defense spending. they also overseen the creation of a vast, largely privately contracted world of surveillance and security that provides a whole lot of private sector jobs and healthy paychecks from the taxpayer dime. we shouldn't pretend that the public and private sector exist in two different worlds. the overlap is increasing and there's a good lot of private profit to be made

the president has been in close contact with fema and dhs and all the agencies that have responsibility here to make sure we're doing everything we can for people, and that's what he is going to continue to do throughout this -- throughout this storm, and in terms of how it affects the election, i don't think anybody really knows. obviously we want unfettered access to the polls because we believe that the more people come out, the better we're going to do, and so to the extent that it makes it harder, you know, that's a source of concern, but i don't know how all the politics will sort out. it depends on how scenarios are impacted and so the best thing we can do is focus on how we can help people during this storm and hope that it all clears out and that by the next weekend we'll be free of it and people can focus on the election. >> let me put up a recent abc news-washington post poll for our viewers. the question was who do you trust to do a better job on the economy? posed to likely voters. president obama 44%. governor romney, 51%. why after all this time does governor romney beat

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if a boycott is launched, the audit will have to be suspended according to dhs policy. >>> state regulators are cracking down on two companies that claim to be an alternative against taxicabs. the commission claims the companies lack the required permits to make sure that drivers are -- are properly licensed for these car services. >>> it is coming up on 7:23. liam m nee -- liam neesan hit the theaters. the see get earned twice as much -- the sequel earned twice as much as the previous one. >> we're already getting the halloween-themed movies in there? >> uh-huh. >> is that what frankenwienie is? >> yes. >>> good morning, everybody. let's go out and take a look at what we have now. traffic is moving along very nicely. i wanted to show you this first. we did have a backup at the toll plaza. it's disappeared. it's a very nice drive into san francisco route now. i think a lot of people are off for a -- a lot of the government offices are closed for columbus day and interstate 880 also looks pretty good. if you are driving near the coliseum. a little bit of slowing though on southbound 880. it'

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. >> who's going to dh? >> pablo. >>> okay. don't have to worry about rain. there will be a little bit of rain. it will be cool and breezy. the clouds are taking aim more at the north bay. i think the temperatures drop. i think it will be a lot better tomorrow night. our pattern is finally changing. our first snow of the season. it settled in. we had three days. one day of ram. the low responsible now is ejecting north. as it does, it's go going to take the clouds and rain with it. so partly sunny. i think a few showers linger as we head to the evening hours. still some decent rain. highway 1 into the santa cruz mountains. towards saratoga there's been a little bit of rain. san jose, foothills, you can see towards santa cruz as well. there's really not a lot left and then heading off into the foothills. 40s on the temperatures and then 50s. we have some breaks in the clouds. now there's still snow up in the sierra. kind of maybe 1 to 3 inches more, 2 to 4 snow. most of the aim. you ke -- you can see the last few fraps. but still it will swing across. really g

as of september, dhs global sirte -- global shill program has 40 and act as an 44 seizures. the state has applied a public outreach campaign in various places and also using diplomacy to engage government's that and have an effect on some of their entities. those are just a few examples being applied in this whole of government approach. we have also engaged the fertilizer industry and encouraged them to apply a whole industry approach. i will tell you want to describe the problem to the fertilizer industry, i believe there are very committed to this. both the international fertilizer association, the largest association of ammonium nitrate, they have created a product security board. we have as the industry to first, implement a universal by program so these materials can be easily present nine by border police the last recognized by border police, border authorities. they look something easier to identify than they are today, which is a milky white, to be disguised and often repackaged as detergent or other materials. the second, develop a non- damnable alternative to calc

nostalgia about president reagan >> guest and tip o'neill and they were best friends and why can't we dhn?stricts, and >> guest: political districts, , thanks to google maps, is now at the atomic level. it's .. get my news from exactly the person or website that reflects my own interests so we don't have to ever meet people who disagree with us, and, of course, money in politics now is is big as all outdoors. that u.s. congress is basically a forum for legalized bribery, okay. you put that all together, and you have a prescription for a deeply divided political system. >> host: is there also a sense that -- of nostalgia that things were really not that great 30 years ago or were they? >> guest: when it comes to parties working together, there was a big difference, and, of course, a big overarching difference was we were in the cold war, and there that was the disciplining force. you couldn't be silly. you couldn't be stay stupid. we had a nuclear gun point the add the head. we loss that discipline. >> host: when you think about china today, where would you put it on the american spectrum