. >> remember the ken berry song "it's easy like taking candy from a baby". >> the baby ain't givingp the candy. >> this is a tough job, any school kid knows how tough the presidency must be and then he went back to like selling a car again. it was a sellsmanship. >> that's because as a salesman his whole pitch during the campaign was i'm a great businessman. i'm a great deal maker. i can see the simple essence of things that the bureaucrats and politicians can't. i know how to get in there and seize the thing by the throat. and in four or five minutes of phone calls i'm going to get it done. that was his pitch. and people who were upset with government, upset with washington, upset with the nagging complexities of modern life in america and it's unfairness thought, okay, this is the thunder bolt who can do it, and that's how he sold himself to those people on that map that he was showing the guys at reuters. >> i wonder whether no drama obama and his ability to do anything without any obvious sweat may have allowed the american people to fall into the absurd notion of being ceo of a

. >> you remember the ken berry song, one, two, three. it's easy, like taking candy from a baby. >> yeah, right. well, the baby ain't giving up the candy. >> how come when he talked to me he knew this was a tough job like any school kid knows and then he went back to like selling a car again? >> that's because as a salesman, his whole pitch during the campaign was, i'm a great businessman. i'm a great deal-maker. i can see the simple essence of things that the bureaucrats and politicians can't. i know how to get in there and seize the thing by the throat. and in four or five minutes of phone calls, i'm going to get it done. that was his pitch. people who were upset with government, upset with washington, upset with the nagging complexities of modern life in america and its unfairness thought, okay, this is the thunderbolt who can do it. that's how he sold himself to those people on that map that he was showing the guiys at reuter. >> i wonder whether no drama obama and his ability to do everything without any obvious sweat may have allowe

berry bonds. barry bonds is apart of the organization. if it's a surprised person to throw out the first pitch, i would suggest him. but it's no guarantee -- and as ken said an hour from now. >> it's a surprise if that happens. we'll be watching. >> thank you joe. >>> we continue with alex savage who is ready to get with fans who is with fans at the ball park. alex. >>reporter: a big crowd here alg stree. we're at the second street entrance, the at&t park. i think in pacing with fans today, they are ready for a fresh start. they say the team's back home now in the friendly confines of at&t park and they're ready to turn this thing around after the rough start during the season. you can see these giant fans pouring inside to the ball park for the homeowners and a lot of folks started the day early. >> [whistle] >> this was it. the scene just after 11:00 this morning when those first fans filed inside the ball park as they opened up the gates and everyone anxious for the giants to be back here home after a 2-5 start. they need to be back here in front of this home crowd but we talked to fans today, and for so many of them, the home opener be here on op