first president obama, then the republican address by senator tim scott of south carolina. on monday, an act of terror killed and injured people at the boston marathon. but americans refused to be terrorized. ultimately that's what we'll remember from this week. the stories of heroism and kindness, resolve and resilience, generosity and love. the brave first responders, police officers and firefighters, the e.m.t.'s and national guard, who ran toward danger to help their fellow citizens. the race volunteers, spectators and exhausted runners who rushed to help, including troops and veterans who never expected to see such scenes on the streets of america. the determined doctors and nurses at some of the world's best hospitals who toiled day and night to save so many lives. the big hearted people of boston. residents, priests, shopkeepers, who carried victims in their arms and delivered water and blankets, lined up to give blood, opened their homes up to total strangers. and the heroic federal agents and police officers who worked together throughout the week, often at great r

a first term congressman named tim scott.hat freed up the seat in the house and so now, it's election day because today, south carolina republicans got to pick who they want to run for that tim scott seat in congress. heading into tonight's run off, former republican governor mark sanford was the favorite. he's trying to mount a political comeback after an affair in argentina while he told everybody he was hiking the appalachain trail. he was facing curtis bostic. mark sanford is the winner and that means he will face elizabeth colbert bush, stephen colbert's sister. that general election will happen on may 7th. which means we won't have election music for weeks now. have to saver this timpny while you can. >>> it's july 25, 2010 in marshall, michigan, then out of nowhere, boom, an oil pipeline bursts, sending hundreds of thousands of crude oil everywhere. including into the nearby kalamazoo river. the oil company that owns the pipeline does nothing for close to 18 hours. and the oil keeps spewing all that time. the oil spill

tim scott has not been setting the world on fire as a senator, so far, but also people think it woulde more likely should he win this race, he is more likely looking at the governor's race in 2018. >> at this hour tomorrow night, we should probably know who the republican candidate will be. and in the last poll we've seen, mark sanford is leading curtis bostic 53-40%. and ana marie, i am not sure anything happened to change that around for bostic. >> no, i don't think it did. mark sanford is probably going to walk away from this. i would like to point out as far as making noise on the hill, he didn't co-sponsor a single piece of legislation in three terms he represented congress ten years ago. >> details, details. come on. >> these days, people make their mark on fox news, it isn't necessarily doing the work of legislation. it is making noise and, you know, crafting sound bites on fox news. >> that's what you call nitpicking in south carolina, isn't it? >> that's right. >> nia malika-henderson, ana marie cox, thank you for joining me tonight. >> thank you. >>> why the war on drugs nev

a first term congressman named tim scott.t freed up the seat in the house and so now, it's election day because today, south carolina republicans got to pick who they want to run for that tim scott seat in congress. heading into tonight's run off, former republican governor mark sanford was the favorite. he's trying to mount a political comeback after an affair in argentina while he told everybody he was hiking the appalachain trail. he was facing curtis bostic. mark sanford is the winner and that means he will face elizabeth colbert bush, stephen colbert's sister. that general election will happen on may 7th. which means we won't have election music for weeks now. have to saver this timpny while you can. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 seems like etfs are everywhere these days. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 but there is one source with a wealth of etf knowledge tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 all in one place. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 introducing schwab etf onesource™. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 it's one source with the most commission-free etfs. tdd#: 1-800-345-25

away from a special election in south carolina to decide who will fill a house seat left vacant by tim scott. nothing was off limits last night as the two candidates trade verbal jabs. during their only debate. nbc's chris clackum has the details. >> reporter: face-off between mark sanford and elizabeth colbert busch for a congressional seat in south carolina produced only brief references to sanford's extramarital affair where he was governor where he lied about hiking on the appalachian trail but instead was in argentina to be with his lover. colbert busch referenced it in her answer about federal spending. >> when we talk about fiscal spending and protecting the taxpayers, it doesn't mean you take that money we saved and leave the country for personal purpose. >> reporter: sanford did not respond, instead saying -- >> i couldn't hear what she said. [ laughter ] repeat it. i didn't hear it, i'm sorry. >> reporter: later sanford himself alluded to it when asked if he would vote to impeach president clinton. >> i would reverse the question to you and i would say this. do you think that presi

a special election in south carolina to decide who will fill a house seat vacant by republican, tim scottg was off limits as the two canned dates traded verbal jabs. nbc's chris clackum has the details. >> reporter: face-off between mark sandberg and democrat, elizabeth tolbert bush for a congressional seat produced only brief references to sanford's extramarital affair when he was governor, where he lied about hiking on the appalachian trail but was instead in argentina to be with his lover. she referenced it in her answer about federal spending. >> when we talk about fiscal spending and protecting the taxpayers, it doesn't mean you take that money we saved and leave the country for a personal purpose. >> reporter: sanford did not respond instead said -- >> i couldn't hear what she said. i didn't hear it, i'm sorry. >> reporter: later, he alluded to it when asked if he would still vote to impeach president clinton. >> i would reverse the question to you and i would say this. do you think that president clinton should be condemned for the rest of his life based on a mistake he made in his

my simple point would be this, with regard to the port, you know, i take the exact position tim scott does, which is to say, you know, what we ought to do is recognize that this is a natural resource. there are only four ports on the entire east coast that go past the panama depth and charleston has the cheapest price per 1,000 of customer weight value, 27 cents, which is half or a 1/3 of the cost of some of the ports up and down the east coast. this is a natural resource. and one of the things i think i would bring to bear is seniority. as a foreman of the congress you step in front of 60% of the republican caucus which could make a real difference come 2015 in trying to make the argument before others in this nation on the significance of the charleston port. >> i'd like to rebutt. >> 30 second. >> you know, mark, i'm really glad you brought that up. i was hoping you would, ok, because you and i both know we've known each other for many, many years. you knew what my role was at o.c.l. and knew i was responsible for the industry and what i did and what my role was in governmental aff

then, the weekly addresses with president obama and south carolina senator tim scott. after that, a discussion on the future of the civil rights movement.

. >> tim scott of south carolina calls the first responders amazing americans who put their own livesn the line. >>> in other news, there has been another drop in unemployed californians. the employment development says the jobless rate dropped and down .12 from february. there was an increase of 25,000 new jobs. >>> new this morning, a tentative deal is on the table for palo alto school district. our media partner reports that 760 teachers would get a 3% pay raise and a one time bonus under the collective bargaining agreement. a similar deal was reached with the 520 employees of the california school employees association. the palo alto board of education will hold a public hearing on both of those agreements this tuesday at 6:30 p.m. on their churchill avenue building. a final vote will be may 7th. >>> well, there is no two ways about it, garbage is just dirty but the biggest landfill in northern california, that garbage produces something clean. we are talking about the altamont landfill near livermore. jonathan bloom put on his work boots how that trash is producing treasure. >> 2

tim scott,. >> nicky hayley. >> and thenned it cruise and marco rubio. twoth leaders of the senate right now and they are hispanics. >> i am not going to sit and defend what he said. if you want to defend what pat robertson has said over the years? >> hold on. >> wait, wait. hold on. >> hold on, jesse. >> you forget your history. >> that is the then 90s. >> i see. >> there are other leader and i am not here to defend pat robertson, but this guy is out of line. >> then say pat robertson was out of line. >> some of the things he said was out of line. i don't agree with everything he said. >> it has nothing to do with this guy. it is the people at "the five" who wanted to run this tape because of obama. >> let's throw some sanity into the discussion. >> try. >> you were complaining about mr. carson, ben carson, at the prayer breakfast and using that venue to -- >> which is a political venue. >> to have some sort of an opinion on politics. this is the contact same thing, but on a much more holy day, easter sunday. >> i think i have been consistent. carson sh

. >>> the republicans agree senator tim scott of south carolina calls the first responders amazing americans who put their own lives on the line. both addresses were recorded before the second suspect was finally captured last night. >>> the boy scouts of america has announced a big change proposing to lift the ban on letting guy youngsters belong to the organization. the possible change in policy comes after the boy scouts conducted a survey earlier this year. but the scouts will continue to prevent gays from serving in leadership roles. a local scout wants that rule abolished so he can become a scoutmaster. casey leonard is openly gay. >> it's confusing because it sends scouts the message that it's okay to be gay until you are 18. >> gay rights groups have pushed for a total reversal of the ban. some religious groups want it to stay in place. many scout troops are sponsored by churches. counsel syl will vote on it next week. >> there's been a drop in the number of unemployed californians. state's jobless rate dropped to 9.4% in march. that's down .2% from february. they credit it to an inc

colbert's sister is set for may 7th and the winner will take over the seat of former congressman tim scott, who was appointed last year when jim demint quit to go run the heritage foundation. technically, tonight's election is a small and specific thing. a run off in a single district in the state of south carolina, but in political terms, it is hugely important. in the unfolding drama of mark sanford and the larger question, the politics of scandal. who gets thrown out of public life and who gets to come back? mark sanford is a test case because he is not just any old defeated republican trying to make a comeback. mark sanford is a guy whose political defeat came at the hands of a humiliating, self-made scandal. >> he has been gone since last thursday. his wife didn't know where. not a trace. no security, no nothing. >> it's bizarre behavior, but that's not unusual. for this governor. >> last week, republican governor mark sanford disappeared. neither his security detail nor the lieutenant governor could find him. he missed father's day with his four sons and even his wife didn't know whe

. >>> the republicans agree senator tim scott of south carolina calls the first responders amazing americansho put their own lives on the line. both addresses were recorded before the second suspect was finally captured last night. >>> the boy scouts of america has announced a big change proposing to lift the ban on letting gay youngsters belong to the organization. the possible change in policy comes after the boy scouts conducted a survey earlier this year. but the scouts will continue to bar gay adults from serving in leadership roles. a local scout wants that rule abolished so he can become a scoutmaster. casey leonard is openly gay. >> it's tricky, and it's confusing because it sends scouts the message that it's okay to be gay until you are 18. >> gay rights groups have pushed for a total reversal of the ban. some religious groups want it to stay in place. many scout troops are sponsored by churches. members of course the scouting national council will vote on the proposal next week. >> there's been a drop in the number of unemployed californians. the state's jobless rate dropped to 9.4

then, the weekly addresses with president obama and south carolina senator tim scott. after that, a discussion on the future of the civil rights movement. >> she was very bright. she was very political. which is why she and lincoln got together in the first place. she spoke several languages fluently. she was extremely well educated. she had all these things going for her. series ofd suffered a tremendous emotional blows. >> three of her four children died. white house.he the other shortly after her husband's assassination. the kinds of grief this woman was going through our amazing. she was demonized for that. people thought she was crazy. we found that she was not crazy. mary todd was a very significant person. i hope someday we get a better view of the range of things that influenced her life, not just the tragedy. >> more on mary todd lincoln, in our conversation with historians and you. c-span radio and c- span.org. >> gabriel zimmerman was a congressional aide to former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords. he was killed in the tucson shootings in which the congr

like lee and from utah and tim scott from south carolina.as to do with primaries. one of the stories of the republican party in the obama era has been the rise of the conservative primary. these candidates, you look at rand paul in 2010, ran against mitch mcconnell's happened-picked candidate and in kentucky. and won. ted cruz last year, primary in texas, ran against rick perry's candidate, favorite of the establishment, and won. mike lee took out a three-term incumbent at a convention and in utah in 2010. and tim scott, he's -- he was just appointed to the senate but he was -- appointed to replace jim demint. jim demint wanted him to get the appointment and he was a guy that was and still is actively involved in stirring up these primary challenges. you know, the way i look at it is to the extent there is a lot of pressure on the rank and file members, this is where it is coming from. >> right. i think that -- i mean, i will just say -- i think scott is a place holder. and he will do the bidding of demint and whoever else is pulling strings

this seat is open because she took tim scott out of it when jim demint retired to go to heritage.he's been almost silent on his run. what do you think that has to do with? >> well, i think nikki haley has massive problems all on her own that are completely separated from mark sanford. yes, he did groom her. >> like what? >> her popularity in the state is at like 39% -- no, it's 43% in the latest winthrop university poll. barack obama's outpolling her by seven points in the state of south carolina. that should tell you everything you need to know about nikki haley. she's wildly unpopular with most republicans. the speaker of the house, not a liberal, a very conservative speaker of the south carolina house, deplores her, hates her. they have an ongoing public battle going on. >> what does this have to do with mark sanford, jimmy? >> you asked me about nikki haley. my point is haley's going to have no control and impetus on this. she's worried completely about her own race this fall. >> okay. >> jimmy williams, thanks. >> all right, guys. have a great day. >> thank you. >>> i hear wh

tim scott of south carolina said that they risk their lives on the lines.nd the lights a fire. now,now lets take a look back.the terror all started on patriot's day in massachusetts. monday, april 15th. but it was yesterday -- april 19th -- when america could first breathe a sigh of relief. here is kron 4's pam moore with a timeline of what happened in between. >> pam: the dramatic events of the past 24 hours unfolded in cambridge and watertown, west of boston ten o'clock thursday night, eastern time: a convenience store robbery in cambridge. by chance a security camers catches a picture of suspect number two, although police say he was not the robber. a short distance away, an m.i.t. campus police officer is shot and killed in his car ten minutes after that, the two suspects carjacked an suv. at about 11 p=m.the driver is released here and the two brothers drive east towards watertown. shortly after one a.m., police in watertown spot the stolen car, and a furious gunbattle breaks out. 15 police officers are wounded, one of them critically. supect one is in

may god bless the people of boston and the united states of america. >> hi, i'm tim scott, a senatorna. this week on patriot's day, a data celebrates our country's trade to freedom, a horrific tragedy occurred. the boston marathon bombing has left us all with a heavy heart and we prayed for the victims and their families. however, while the perpetrators of this act of terror " that could shake the confidence of the city, they have instead only strengthen the resolve of our nation. this became apparent immediately as first responders ran towards unknown dangers. these amazing americans, some of whom charged through fences and barricades, but their own lives on the line to help others. we are so thankful for these men and women who on a daily basis sacrifice for our nation. there are friends, family, our neighbors. join me in praying for them and the victims of this tragedy. at the victims' families and their support systems. to those who would attack america or our citizens, let me say this -- there is no corner on earth, no hiding place in america that will keep us from finding you.

scott inator tim republican response to the president's address.aying tribute to martin richard, krystle campbell, and the student lingzi lu. the essence of the next part of the story deals with the fbi. according to the washington post, a russian security agency as the fbi for information on the tsarnaev back in 2011 because of communications with individuals and russia or other activity on the internet that brought them to their attention. the fbi in a statement released friday saying it scrutinize his record in visited him and his family back in 2011 but found no grounds for further action. the national journal has the story this morning. boston bombings created new stress. for the president. he should not read too easy. joe lawrence points out the going forward, the tragic episode and a stunning have created new areas of stress for his already beleaguered administration, especially on the issue of immigration and terrorism. back to calls and comments. we are focusing this morning on the boy scouts of america saying yes to gay scouts, but no to

then, weekly addresses with president obama and south carolina senator tim scott. >> on "newsmakers," congressman luis gutierrez, a member of the subcommittee on immigration and border security and chairman of the hispanic caucus immigration task force. he talks about efforts to make an immigration bill in the house. sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> over the last, certainly over the last four years i am worried about this administration. it is part of a long-term trend i outlined in the book. it is using more and more state power to impose a particular worldview, a worldview i call liberalism and -- we will go to the definition of that. as a christian i am worried when the state hhs agency wants to mandate that catholic institutions and catholics have to pay for aboard fastens -- abortifacients in their insurance program, and i'm worried when the supreme court takes up gay marriage. i'm worried about things i see universities. i see more and more the state imposing a particular kind of agenda. it is really a worldview. this is bigger than politics. bigger than rep

police and the fbi should come to south carolina and get this dumb ass, and make mark sanford and tim scotthe people of south carolina be so stupid as to elect these idiots? well, the good news it looks like they may not reelect, mark sanford. that's a plus. [♪ theme music ♪] >> bill: good morning, and welcome, welcome to the "full court press" here on current tv this morning, wednesday april 24th. thanks for joining us, good to see you today, we have got lots to talk about, lots of news happening here in our nation's capitol, around the country and the globe, we'll bring you up to date on all of it no matter what it is we're there. we have got it covered. and we'll give you a chance to get involved in the conversation and tell us what it means to you and your family. 866-55-press is the toll-free number if you want to join us by phone. 866-557-7377. or you can join us on twitter, @bhshow, just make sure that your twitter account has not been hacked. and on facebook become our friend and talk to us on facebook/billpressshow. the senate and house both back in session. they'll be off again ne

but if we say look, look at -- new senator tim scott from south carolina. the big umbrella party. >> you know what? it will be interesting when he comes up for re-election. he's a good guy, too. it is going to be interesting as to whether or not they actually let him run and are supportive of him. i thought it was a brilliant move of the governor to appoint him. let's see how far. >> bill: now we realize we got shellaced. we're going to reach out to the latino community and have immigration reform. and we're going to make you wait probably 55 years. they want to make this path to citizenship -- it is a path, man. from coast-to-coast, right? >> exactly. >> you probably followed it. i was talking to one of the civil rights leaders yesterday. there's still some questions in the bill about i guess the diversity provisions in immigration and making sure that there are people coming from diverse parts of the world who get in because they have people in the caribbean people in africa, other parts of the world who may notit in the other designations. we have to mak

plant will compete may 7 in a special election to fill the vacant congressional seat once held by tim scotte citadel is hosting the event, starting at 7:00. you can wash it on c-span or listen to on c-span radio. elderly survivors of the holocaust and veterans who helped liberate them are gathering for what could be their last big reunion at the holocaust memorial museum. former president bill clinton and a nobel peace prize laureate, " dedicated the museum at its opening in 1993, will deliver the keynote speeches for as it marks its 20th anniversary. live coverage on c-span radio and c-span at 10:00 a.m. eastern. those are some of the latest headlines on c-span radio. [video clip] >> if you are trying to generate as a government and are looking for ways to generate new revenue, silicon valley has the answers. if you are trying to explore and ignite better innovation within your company, silicon valley has the answers. from an entrepreneurial standpoint, how is entrepreneurship different in silicon valley than other places, which is distinctly is. cut so much of it is often based on failure

week from today is the election in south carolina for whoever is going to fill the seat vacated by tim scottnow united states senator. last night was the long anticipated and awaited debate between elizabeth colbert busch and former -- and the former governor, former playboy mark sanford. and last night elizabeth colbert busch didn't hesitate to go there. everybody knows what sanford's vulnerability is. his achilles' heel. >> we talk about fiscal spending and protecting the taxpayers, it doesn't mean you take that money we saved and leave the country for a personal purpose. >> oh. [ applause ] >> she went there governor sanford. >> i couldn't hear what she said. [ laughter ] >> i didn't hear it. i'm sorry. >> that's a pretty good trick. if you don't like what someone just said to you i'm sorry i didn't hear what you said. >> bill: do you think he heard? >> to be fair, to be fair, her microphone did go out on some of the stuff i was watching online. but i mean, they were right there. i don't know how he could not have heard that. >> bill: he heard -- he knows -- he knew what she said. well i

the governor appointed tim scott who used toi sit in the seat i once held with joe.saying you ought to do this, you ought to do this. one of the voices was tom davis who i went to college with and we knew each other a long time. he said, mark, you need to do this. you were talking about debt and deficit and government spending 15 years ago at a time when folks in washington weren't that much focused on it, along with the likes of a joe scarborough. and here's a chance for you to take everything that you learned in congress and your way up and way down and apply it to this great debate we were just talking about. so you do a whole lot of soul-searching. you have a ping-pong match in your gut for a couple of weeks there. and you are fearful. you are frightened. you don't know how you're going to be received. but, ultimately, you make a decision and one of the chief things that i had to do before i made that decision was to sit down, indeed with the boys and say, guys, if you don't want me to do this, i'm not doing this. but ultimately all of them said, dad, you got to

. >> scott, tim cobbing says apple will pay out more to investors but that's not enough to offset concerns of falling profit. >> it really hasn't been. early fall on apple this morning right after the bell, after apple said for the first time its profit had fallen for the first time in a decade. make no mistake, apple still makes a staggering profit. just turned to the upside. that's good news for tim cook this morning. just barely. it's up about half a percent. we'll call it $407. the share, we'll continue to watch it. how about a cool app? go comics gives you alcohol's to calvin and hobbs there. peanuts as well. fox trot another good one in the app store. virgin america unveiling a new feature where you can use your seat back video system to order yourself a drink or order a drink to anyone else. >> really? >> you click the seat and you send a drink to the attractive person in 8a or 36c as it were. >> stop it. >> i can see it now. what's a nice girl like you doing on a show like this. >> only two seats you cannot send drinks to. do you know what they are? >> the pilot and co-pilot. >> ri

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we have really been covering this election in an in-depth way pretty much from the time tim scott was appointed as the senator from south carolina and the seat became open. ground like being on the here has helped us establish a good relationship with the candidate. >> can you give us a sense of the political geography of the south carolina first congressional district? what areas the constitution and what areas will be key for these candidates? >> the district is basically run reruns along the south carolina shoreline, starting a little south of myrtle beach, down along the coast towards savannah but not quite into savannah in georgia. the district is made up primarily, a mostly conservative district. been held by republicans for the better part of 30 years. generally speaking it is about 8 plus 12 or plus 13 read district. the most conservative parts of , a conservative stronghold, but ralston town in other parts of the district, there are some moderate -- charleston and other parts there are some liberal voters. that will be an opportunity for colbert busch to do very well in charl

tim -- you're mulch-flipping n,ain, aren't you? hey scott -- yeah, it fades after awhile, so... it fades because it's inferior mulch, man. look...nature scapes is scotts best mulch -- they guarantee it to hold its color for a full year. wow. i figured you just did your mulcflipping at night. scoooott, movie's starting. oh, there are better ways to spend an evening, lad... coming honey! hey -- what moviv? [ door closes ] get scotts nature scapes mulch. it's guaranteed. >> breaking news from capitol hill. we have learned that and on the look has been mailed to chiapas of a mississippi republican senator testing -- to a representative of a mississippi republican senator. thes not clear whether envelope was received at the capitol hill office or at a field office. we will continue to follow this story with updates as they occur. ♪ [ female announcer ] from meeting customer needs... to meeting patient needs... ♪ wirireless is limitless. ♪ anncr: and many of the tornado's victims are... without homes tonight. girl: first, i saw it on cable. then i read about it online. i found out how

round had a drastic turn of tim -- you're mulch-flipping again, aren't you? hey scott -- yeah, it fades after awhile... it fades because it's inferior mulch, man. look...nature scapes is scotts best mulch -- ty guarantee it to hold its color for a full year. ow. i figured you just did your mulch flipping at night. scoooott, movie's starting. oh, there are better ways to spend an evening, lad... get scotts nature scapes mulch. it's guaranteed. scotts is proud to be the official lawn care company of major league baseball. the coveted green jacket at augusta is hard enough for any offer. but add in an overtime you one memorable masters finish. tiger was not in any of it. he had four birdies, including that long one on nine. tiger finished with a two under 75. jason bay got off to a fast start start. here he is on to. from the bunker. that goes in for an eagle. david finishes at 10 under for the championship. remember the name, adam stock -- adam scott good for now right lead. he nailed it with that. he is clearly feeling the momentum. yet.t's not it angel cabrera's approa

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scott is your masters champion. giants take three out of four from the cubs. check on this, timincecum on the mound and cubs got to him early. gave away 2 homers in the first. he did have nine k's but down 7-6 and hunter pence with a solo shot. we tie the game and sean kemp with a balk, really? and hector sanchez comes in for the winning run, giants take three out of four, 10-7 is your final. >> a fan gives a foul ball and the kid throws the ball back on the field. he didn't even know what happened. parker on the hill, flips one off the wall. jackson scores. into the second, jackson, see ya! clears the wall. parker allowed eight runs heaped is struggling. 10-1 the final. >> and there is no break in their line-up. when they are swing well and certainly the last two games, you are not making your pitches, that is what happens. they have a great line-up, no question. >> we will take a look back at all the story lines coming up at 11:00. think you will enjoy it. what a day. what an exciting finish. >>> thank you, shu. >> jackie robinson cruises to a win but people are talking about

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scott yourmasters champions. >> the giants trying to take three out of four at wrigley field. check out this affair. tim lincecum on the hill. gave up two two-run homers in the first. the first to nate schierholtz. g-men down 7-6 in the ninth. two outs and hunter pent comes through in the clump. ties the game. we go extras. top ten. runners on the corner. both runners advance. sanchez with the winning run. giants take three out of four from the cubs. >> as of's and tigers. a fan gives a fall ball to a dad to give to his kid and the kid throws it back while the dad turned thank the fan. he didn't even see it. torii hunter, off the wall. jackson scores, 1-0 tigers. in the second. jackson again. see ya. two-run shot. just clears the wall. eight runs on nine hits and three innings, tigers take 2-3 in the series. 10-1 the final. >> they with one through nine. there's no break in their lineup, and when they're swinging well -- and they were swinging well this series, the last two games -- and you're not making your pitches, that's what happens. but they have a great lineup. no question. >> working to get to t

>> let's talk with max wolf, back with us, and scott stein is senior editor with cnet.com. so max, timk admits that apple is a mature technology company. they're increasing the dividend, they have this massive buyback to put some of this cash to work. can we officially now declare this the end of the steve jobs era at apple? >> yeah, i think we probably can pch i think apple decided that for the foreseeable future, it was better to try to be an irresistible value play than a much more questionable growth play, although i think there's a good chance we'll see them return to the growth orbit. and i think it's a little bit overdone here on the negative side. this is not the next research in motion, this is not the next nokia. it's just a company that has to decide between margin and market share. i don't think they've done that yet. until they do, they're a value play. >> that's really an interesting way to put it. but then why has the stock lost 50% of its value from the highs? >> that's great question, as always, maria. i think when the bloom comes off the rose, the reaction is as exces

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scott day and mark lishman. but argentina has to be proud of angel cabrera's performance. >>> pitcher tim lincecum got in troubleailed out by those lovable losers the cubs. fans at the stadium, the guy in the middle is wearing under pants in his head in honor of hunter pence. and bryan scores. combined to tie the major league record with five wild pitches. then the nick nunan collects his two major league rbis. griego blanco scores. hello nunan. now in the 8th inning. jeremy came in to relieve but he didn't really do much of that as he walks luis valveno. cals take a 7-2 lead. remember our friend the under pants guy. the real hunter pence comes up in the 9th inning. a solo home run. we're going extra innings. call him what you want. now to the top of the tenth. another chicago mistake. camp bos with a man on third. that sends hector sanchez home. san francisco wins three out of four in chilly chicago. they take off monday then play three games in milwaukee starting on tuesday. now former ace pitcher gio gonzalez and the nationals try to slow down the visiting atlanta braves. gio didn't get it run. third inning t

scott mcgrew, that apology coming from the ceo >>> this is the second time we have seen tim cook issue an apology. the first was well deserved for apple maps. this new apology is directed towards the people and the government of china. apple has been under fire in the press in china for short shifting chinese consumers, accused of offering the chinese sub standa substandard warrants on their apple product. that warranty is no less than the warranty you get for your iphone. considering how much of the criticism was coming directly from the chinese government through state-run media, it would appear apple took the safe route and apologized rather than ali alienate the world's biggest market. they apologized for appearing arrogant. their shares slid another 3% on the markets on monday. let's turn to bertha coombs for a look at the broader markets. good morning. >>> good morning. i apologize in advance for the fact that stocks were lower yesterday. this morning, we have the futures a little higher, scott. stocks did fall on monday just slightly. low volume. a number of markets in europe an

. >> scott mcgrew, that apology coming from the ceo himself. >> this is the second time we have seen timissue a public apology. the first time was well-deserved for apple maps. the new apology directed towards the people and the government of china. apple has been under fire in the press in china for short shifting chinese consumers, accused of offering the chinese substandard warrants on their apple product. that warranty is no less than the warranty you get for your iphone. considering how much of the criticism was coming directly from the chinese government through state-run media, it would appear apple took the safe route and apologized rather than alienate the world's biggest market. they apologized for appearing arrogant. the big apple factory known as foxconn in shenzhen has reported an incident. news.com says it may be another suicide. foxconn has been under fire for a number of sue sides. the factory is enormous, the same population of the city of oakland, yet it has a reported suicide much smaller. the u.s. government started issuing the latest h-1 visas and says it may run out