first hax. half. loop from anderson. nice reverse slam from the junior gets everyone pumped.ond half one point game. here comes patricio base line, they're up one. virginia doesn't have to worry because even when they miss like evan here, here comes anderson, out of nowhere, a follow up, one-handed jam. 18 points for anderson. virginia takes down george washington, 59-42. >>> high school football. only body paint and love for your team needs tonight. that's ej lee ripping through number 9 prince archard's d. north west hooking up with brandon williams off to the races, 83 yars to the end zone. north west up 21-7 and hold off a furious qo rally. 28-21 the final there. >>> to baseball it's adam laroche good-bye my man, signed a two-year, $25 million with the chicago white sox. he had been with the club last 4 years finished >> that's our broadcast tonight. enjoy y this... is the best part of the day. when we sit down together and talk. more and more, we're having conversations about the food itself: how good it is for us. how good it is for the planet. at monsanto, we're workin

i want to start off by putting into perspective the concept of why we really do need an hiv hax vine, despite the spectacular successes, that we have had over the last several years, in the arenas of both treatment and prevention. take a look thea the background, then i will get into the nitty-gritty about where we are with the vaccine. we are all aware of the most recent numbers from un aids, that again, keep hiv aids, historically, among the short list, less than a handful of devastating pandemics that our civilization has to face, with stunning numberers, 75 million total tass, 39 million deaths, 35 million still living with hiv, as of the last count, 1.5 million deaths last year, 2.one million new infections, in the united states, we are a developed nation. we have drugs, health care, that is getting better. and it is really very difficult to accept one million living with hiv, 16 to 18 percent of them don't know fay are infected. 600,000 deaths, the number that keeps bothering me for decades, is that there are approximately 50,000 new infeces every year for decades. why go we say

. >> as candidates around the country rush to make their final push, control of the senate hax in the balance. voters are conflicted. if i say washington, what do you say right now? >> fighting and poor performance. just a plain mess, an absolute mess. >> that feeling is why eight of the most competitive senate races are within four points and a whooping half of the nation's 36 governor's races are too close to call. and voters tell us they aren't happy with the campaign. both parties catering to their base rather than focusing on the two issues that they say matter most. in our latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll, washington gridlock and the economy are tied as the most important issues for voters. >> i would like to see both sides working together. there's a lot of division between the two. you've got to step across the aisle and work together on things. >> it's the president that is taking the brunt of voter anger. his approval rating in our latest poll, only 42%. >> this is what happens when you do not lead. if you're not going to be a genuine leader, whether you're right o