come on, alex, the ref did not call that! you gotta be kidding me, alex! it's the championship game! talk to him, coach. i touched, it's their ball. don't foul them when they inbound. team on 'three.' one, two, three. nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex! good call. >> do a better job of what we're checking. you have to know, anderson is a three-point shooter. i know i harp on this all the time. we are zero for six on first side. zero for six, with four turnovers. >> steve: that's kevin o'neill. nebraska leads 27-26. how are you going on your first side post-up? >> marques: 100% always. second side, not so good. >> steve: your thoughts on the first half. i thought defense was outstanding by both nebraska and usc, this early in the season. >> marques: and defense, is a big reason why diaz, jeter and henry were two for eight from the field. nebraska has to get them involved. and for usc, i am loving what i'm seeing of the two bigs. vucevic did a nice job inside. and alex stepheson also. you have to play those guys together. they present a lot of problems for

alex ovechkin. in tight. in deep. wow!g saves at either end, first varly and then price. what a couple of great saves against cammalleri and then ovie just moments ago. >> joe: travis moen working the wall on for sass rita. even at -- pacioretty. scoring chances at both ends, varlamov getting the call against montreal. in the first meeting it was moyver who was saddled with the loss. pacioretty for gorges. supporting the rush. metropolit towards the front. angled away by pothier. pacioretty and pothier to the wall. erskine locked up there by white. white into the boards. morrison reverses it. >> craig: good interchange between pothier and erskine working with morrison. good job defensively, interchanging and making sure they had the right assignment. >> joe: metropolit finds laich for a wrister. blunted by erskine. brooks laich working the damager board collared there by gorges. metropolit an arm bar on brendan morrison and away come the red sweaterred canadiens. through neutral, tom pyatt the 22-year-old ontario native. w

we thought he have back to being the old alex ovechkin. a close look at him and much, much more on capitals post game live. >> al: don't miss my life 365 with ron thompson, the show that takes you inside the lives of some of the area's most interesting sport figures. this week, get an inside look at redskins hall of famer art monk. watch tomorrow night at 10:30 right here. alan may and al koken back with you on capitals post game live. last night after the cap as it' lost to the montreal canadiens. bruce boudreau bemoaned the fact that they could not get their legs going. and it was not until the third period that they got it going. i thrut it was the same tonight >> alan: they didn't they were fatigued tonight. whereas last night they were not. right from the start of the game, you know, they just weren't ready to compete. they are not skating the puck in the zone enough. ovechkin makes a pass when he should have taken the puck to the net. i thought, you know, bad decisions at the blue line, offsides continuously and a dump by mike green.

the penalty, alex winding it up inside the zone. the stick. caught his left or right ankle and pulled him down. the fans didn't like it but pacioretty has one for tripping. >> joe: washington with the power play numbers packaged by the ups store didn't have a power play opportunity against buffalo wednesday. 0-3 in the first meeting with montreal eight days ago. they have to click now. >> craig: now they were slow getting to the face off and pushed ovechkin off to have a seton favor of fleischmann who was out there already. >> joe: midway mark of the third period 3-2. three unanswered from montreal in the red sweaters with the nhl on comcast sportsnet. pacioretty off in the box as you watch green at ice level work his way through center. backstrom's speed knocked down and the capitals are off sides on the thrust. >> craig: they're due for a power play goal. it's been a while. not a whole lot of power play chances. it will be nice to see the caps and ovie score on the power play. power plays on the road are probably more important than scoring

nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex!. >> joe: i say one word, you respond >> craig: big, strong, powerful >> joe: petithory >> craig: uncany able to make great pass. >> reporter: andrew gordon >> craig: great second game in the nhl, utilizes speed >> joe: i say good bye highlight. off we go. more from simeon varlamov >> craig: simeon has been terrific in this game. it started right from the first period. maple leafs are a team that averaged over 33 shots on net in home games and i mean varly has to be sharp and has good rebound controls which we always harp on. a lot of puck are hitting him because he is in good position. >> reporter: cry thought he -- i thought he performed admirablely. this bounce beats him >> craig: this gets through. that's the only goal that beat him. i thought it would have went to review. >> reporter: hagman should be smiling. his goal aided from grab ski >> craig: caps are giving up way too much shots. scoring chance, 7 for the caps on the road, not enough, faceoff just about enough. >> reporter:

nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex! good call. good call.me is emily, and in 7 years... i'll be an alcoholic. all: hi, emily. announcer: kids who drink before age 15 are 5 times more likely to have alcohol problems when they're adults. so start talking before they start drinking. >> rich: time for our play of the game. you knew it would involve chris single top. this dish. seven assists for singleton. 14 rebounds. nine points. two blocks. and two steals. gibson has eight points. gibson is at the line. >> dan: where he is 0-4 today. >> dan: i think once again he has seen that his team can play very effectively in transition and that he's going to be very pleased with the defensive guys displayed today. but i'm in the sure that he made himself feel any better about his team's ability to play in >> rich: loucks with the steal. length of the floor. gibson. nice catch. >> rich: there are some really strange stats that will come out of this basketball game. mercer from the field is 11-76. that's 17%. like you said, mercer has 25 offensive rebounds

. >> in addition to saying that the line didn't play very well, alex was hard on himself. he said even though he scored a goal, he says he should have been a lot better. what are you seeing coming from the injury. >> i thought he played better tonight, better than last night. it's coming. i mean, when he first came back, he wasn't 100%. you know, we would assume that a fire like alex just wants to play and, so, you know, he played and it will be better again against ottawa and it will take -- that was an injury that -- a lot of guys would have been out another week or

nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex! good call. >>> so far the only scoring in norman, a field goal, the sooners on top of oklahoma state 3-0. clemson taking on south carolina. that is spiller, and he is about to make history. opening kickoff of the game, 88- yard kickoff return. his 7th career kickoff return for a touchdown. a new fcs record. >> andre: >> that's quite a pantle to have. south carolina trail big 7, but then get this score. >> south carolina driving after an interception of parker. the score from 9-yards out. gamecocks up 17-7 at the break. back with you in the studio. this is a game of two teams going into option directions coming into this game. maybe they're going in opposite directions here now at the half. >> make use i wonder. they're trading turnovers in this ball game. clemson has won six of the last seven meetings, and coach spurrier is trying to keep his team from falling apart again at the end of the season. if they lose this one, it will be four in a row. this south carolina gamecock team is on

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for alex rodriguez, this was sweet redemption.s is a guy who is -- that's jeter there -- there's rodriguez hoisting the trophy. never delivered in the postseason. and i'm told that the celebration in the locker room was pretty festive. a little out of control there. nick swisher probably should have been wearing goggles. that champagne hurts the eyes. >>> michael jordan's son, marcus, cost the school a shoe sponsorship deal. he plays for ucf which has a deal with adidas. but after he wore his dad's air jordans, the spokesman says they're not going to continue future sponsorships. some support jordan's family allegiance while others say he wasn't a team player. what are you saying about it? teresa wrote on our facebook page saying, i say let him show family pride. michael is deserving of it as well as his son. michael from durham, north carolina, where jordan has some roots, it doesn't matter whose kid refuses to wear adidas shoes. central florida had a contract with adidas in which it lost. if the kid doesn't wear them, he doesn't

eleanor odum, peter odom, alex sanchez. alex, weigh in. what do you i?before you mentioned that you didn't think the police mentioned there was foul play. i think they are alleging foul play. they seem to be pointing fingers directly at the parents because if you say the kid did not get up and walk away by himself and that there was no evidence of any i think breaking in, you know, what are you saying? so i think they're focusing -- >> i'm saying the facts that i know. peter odom, weigh in. >> well, let me tell you, nancy, the police are being very circumspect about this but they're probably letting the parents lay low and maybe seeing if they'll make a wrong move. a technique. >> eleanor? >> i would actually agree with that, nancy, and i think it's real important to look at the people who are closest to the child first. the parents who never had access. >> everybody, quick break. happy birthday to indiana friend lakisha, mom of a 15-month-old baby girl and never misses our show. loves going to church and wants to be a correctional officer. happy birthda

who lead talf applied was pumping and alex said steady, we are very for this. and stay focused. it was $0.52 each in a matter how many comes up for sale berry had once said about her flashed through my mind. jane can tell you what delta is serving 41st class on their morning flight from jfk and what it costs them. there's nothing that she does not know about the company. i understood the position of the bondholders. they would do almost anything to get out but i had to do an avalanche of selling. millions of dollars depended on my decision, which is why i guess every i on the entire floor was trained on us. everybody waiting for my first call on a price i would buy and the price i would sell. vividly and remember the fans winging and in the melt-- middle northwest also declared bankruptcy. it was one of those audible gasps on the floor what you hear in a big ball park when a fastball rips past the better part of jesus christ of thought the roof of fallen because we could also get hit by northwest bondholders bailing out but it is too late for a strategy. the high-yield sales go

nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex! good call.

they also from alex stepheson in the game for the first time. the 6'9", junior l.a. harbor westlake. >> marques: had to sit out last year. came back to los angeles because of issues with his family, health-wise. he's happy to be back out here. a lot of time over the summer to improve his offensive skills. >> steve: richardson missed for nebraska. they go down low. vucevic out to marcus simmons. doesn't have an opening. nebraska will really suffocate the lane. a great stat. an opponent gets it in the lane. >> marques: they like to get it in there 27 times or they will lose. that's why they have great weakside help. you see the double-teaming job by diaz and ubel. >> steve: last year, nebraska was the smallest team in the big 12. averaging only 6'2". they were almost the smallest team in the ncaa. dwight lewis with the miss. >> marques: that's why size is a premium, in terms of recruiting for doc sadler. especially at the guard position. here, lance jeter, strong to the basketball. can create space with his body. >> steve: a former football player at the university of

come on, alex, the ref did not call that! i touched, it's their ball. team! alex.lex, good call. >> michael: owls looking to go to 4-1 here in the month of november. they have the lead on virginia tech here at intermission. look at the numbers. and neither coach is going to be real happy over the shooting percentages but you know again, i think for segment greenberg he has to find some ways to shake malcolm delaney free. >> joe: look at 24%. only 7 baskets. one assist. not a lot of sharing and not a lot of team offense. they are shooting 4 for 22. and so neither team exactly lighting it up. and allen with the most points on either team and gives halen a blocked shot. not sure what they were catching but either way he was the dominate performer in the first 20 minutes. >> joe: what does the second 20 minutes bring? and virginia tech plan he wants some of the action. we're righ >>> nice day to start this season the classic from the acc coming to philadelphia. they got one more tomorrow night as does tembel. and allen has been very solid. >> joe: when he takes it to t

nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex! good call. >>> here in miami, the observance of the passing of abe pollin. a similar observance was ebbed in orlando when the heat was visiting. so this is an observance throughout the nba. >> here are your starters. wizards are 4-9, 3-3 at home. nick young take making his third start. he was in philadelphia on 8 of 16 shootings, caron butler. flip saunders now in his 14th year as head coach in the nba. he has combined 15 winning seasons. miami 6-about at home, won three in a row. chalmers with wade, jermaine o'neill. richardsrichardson missing his third straight game with lower back pain. eric spoelstra taking on the duty. a little too much younger than lawrence prank of the nets. our toyota ones to watch, they don't get much better than that. >> well, bill gert arenas, he has done a much better job pro teblghtding the ball in the last game since the 12-turnover game. he has a better than 2-1 ratio. dwyane wade has been struggling with his shot. we talked about the last two games wit

why, alex sanchez? >> i do not know why. but what i do know is that the police have released very few details about what happened. so i'm not even exactly clear what facts led to her arrest at this point. so whether or not that phone call has any validity or not at this point, you know, i'm not in a position to say. >> okay. at least you said that with a straight face. giudice, are you going to sing that same verse, same as the first, or you've got something new for me? >> this phone call gives her defense team a big problem. she can't come up with the defense was hey, my friend said he was going to take her over to the mall to buy her some shoes. >> whoa. put giudice up. you know what? you know what, ray? >> yes, ma'am. >> i respect that. even though it's complete b.s. because what you're admitting to is -- >> she can't do that. >> -- is that they are going to tailor their defense to what they have already committed to. but you're right. she's screwed up immediately in the 911 because you've got -- you explain it from your

alex! good call. >> gary: welcome back, maine leading the . >>> welcome back. >> what is he thinking? >> he has to say. you want to go to the playoffs. they have a healthy amount of seniors. scott sicko and others who have contributed for multiple years and says. you want to go back to the playoffs. you have to go 65 yards and score a touchdown. this is what every players wants. and they control their own fate right now. >> first and 10 from the 35. and they come out throwing. and 1st down. j.t. wright. >> and it is pig. you have to have the locks. >> it is new hampshire. here we go, brings him back am and stevens is active on the hit as well. 4:22 to go. they came back. similar situation and they defeated them in the final minutes. and there is your trip right here and waiting for them. and throwing it out to one of them. >> goes to kackert. and kackert goes to the 1st down. terrific hit by wrerry mcmillan. >> he ends up saving a touchdown right there. and he got through to the second leve

nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex! good call. >> welcome back to the paradise jam here in the u.s. virgin islands. purdue leads tennessee 42-41. i am joined by a very special guest. the governor of the u.s. virgin islands. thank you so much for taking the time. >> thank you very much for being here. thank you for being here on the show. >> my first question is one of practic practicality. when you live in a place that's this beautiful, how do you get any work done. >> you don't. that's why you come to paradise jam games. >> seems like the community loves you. >> the community comes out in tremendous force. tonight's game, i think you're seeing a lot of it. in addition to the folks who came down from purdue, from tennessee, from all the schools. but the excitement that we've had in the community, even here, when you go around, you see people from st. john and st. croix, they've flown over just to be a part of this tournament and they'll be here all week. >> for people who have never made it to the u.s. virgin islands, t

just a few months ago, alex rodriguez was at the center of a doping controversy. now he's at the brink of leading the yankees to a championship. what a year it's been for him. hi. >> complete and total aboutface. good morning to you, robin. phillies are kind of to blame for it. they made him angry and you won't like him when he's angry. this gierks alex rodriguez, did literally nothing in the first two games of the series. phillies started hitting him with pitches. he gets drilled by a 90-mile-an-hour fastball, the third time he was hit in two games. both benches were issued a warning, play nice. two outs in the ninth inning, score tied, a. rod hit back. they would go on to win, one win away from the championship, kids. >>> this guy, not a kid. return of the 40-year-old viking, brett favre's return to green bay. how would they greet him? those were boos. mostly, they were boos. some stood and cheered for favre. this guy had the last laugh, ripping the hearts of packer fans out, he threw four touchdown passes to lead the vikings to the win. if you have a friend fro

come on, alex, the ref did not call that! you gotta be kidding me, alex! it's the championship game! talk to him, coach. i touched, it's their ball. don't foul them when they inbound. team on 'three.' one, two, three. nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex! good call. good call. honey... the credit fairy... doesn't exist. what? it's make-believe. nobody left anything under your pillow. if there's no credit fairy then who will make our credit score go up? we will. by doing things like paying our bills on time. announcer: there's no magic to improving your credit. but there's help and it's free. go to creditfairy.org what? >>> sometimes you're going to make a miss a shot, but i'm saying if you disgrail with me, challenge he, but challenge me on the merit of the idea. >> find out how kevin johnson, now sacramento's first african- american mayor is making the difference in in his own home town. >>> and it's not just johnson making an impact, we'll profile several former athletes now making the political rounds. >>> and you're the biggest hockey fan on the planet,

for alex rodriguez, a guy who notoriously disappears in the postseason, it was sweet redemption but owner george steinbrenner, who spent over $200 million on this team, unfortunately, was too frail to see it in person but no doubt he was smiling and the yankees win their first title since 2000 because they've just suffered so much over waiting nine years for a title. that's sarcasm and that's sports. we'll have more a little later. >> yeah, for sure. thank you, rafer. a lot of cheering in the studio this morning, i'll tell you what. >> it's so fun to work with a cubs fan. they're so angry all the time. so angry. bitter. >> hey, bob. >> what's up, natasha? good morning to you. if you're doing any traveling, another clipper type system rolling through the great lakes. it's a different one from yesterday. the one from yesterday still setting up shop off the eastern seaboard. light rain up around boston. the rain itself is on the light side again, scattered when it comes in through ontario down to the ohio valley, in through western pennsylvania. here is the pittsburgh radar picking up extrem

alex rodriguez tees off, nick swisher and matsui. three home runs for the yankees, won 8-5, lead the series two-1. game four tonight in philadelphia. >>> college football, top-ranked florida versus georgia. watch riley cooper back in the end zone with the unbelievable catch here. all gators in this one. they remain undefeated. tebow passes walker on the scec's rushing touchdown list. 41-17 the gators rolls over georgia. >>> a tough season continues for uconn. the huskies, their fist home game after the stabbing death of jasper howard. they were leading until tim brown goes 81 yards for the game winning touchdown catch. here's the thing. brown was one of hauoward's bes friend and said only howard would have had the speed to catch him. 24-21 uconn. the tof lus. >>> what a turning point for the hawkize. down at halftime to lowly indiana. this turned it around. one more look, the quarterback is hit. watch how many times this ball bounces around, winds up in the hands of a hawkeye, goes off for the interception return for the touchdown. t

eleanor odom, peter odom, alex sanchez. alex, weigh in. what do you i?you didn't think the police mentioned that there was no foul play. i think they are alleging foul play. they seem to be pointing fingers directly at the parents because if you say the kid did not get up and walk away by himself and that there was no evidence of anybody breaking in, what are you saying? so i think they're focusing their attention on the parents. >> i'm saying the facts that i know. peter odom, weigh in. >> well, let me tell you, nancy, the police are being very circumspect about this but they're probably letting the parents lay low and maybe seeing if they'll make a wrong move. it's a common investigative technique. >> eleanor? >> i would actually agree with that, nancy, and i think it's real important to look at the people who are closest to the child first. the parents who, whoever had access. >> quick break and we are taking your calls. happy birthday to a mom of a 15-month-old baby girl and loves going to church and wants to be a correctional officer. happy birthday

nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex!w their names, crews by, ovechkin, preair. they are among the les of the top selling jerseys in the national hockey lead, but as chuck found out, blackhawk fans take their passion for hockey jerseys to a whole new obsession. >> reporter: blackhawk fans love their jerseys. how many blackhawk jerseys do you have? >> i have about probably 20. >> reporter: 20 jerseys? >> at least. >> reporter: from pure hockey passion to borderline addiction. you have your own separate closet for them? >> i actually do. >> reporter: that's sick. >> it's very sick, and i'm horribly embarrassed right now. >> reporter: so if you can't actually be them, you might as well ware them, even if you can't spell them. put you on the spot, how do you spell -- >> how do i spell it the american way or the right way? >> reporter: the way it's on the back of your jersey. >> byful -- let's see here, byfug -- >> oh, okay. du. >> reporter: no, no,llu. ien. but hawks fans really remember those special ones from the past. >> t

why, alex sanchez? >> i do not know why. but what i do know is that the police have released very few details about what happened. so i'm not even exactly clear what facts led to her arrest at this point. so whether or not that phone call has any validity or not at this point, you know, i'm not in a position to say. >> okay. at least you said that with a straight face. giudice, are you going to sing that same verse, same as the first, or you've got something new for me? >> this phone call gives her defense team a big problem. she can't come up with the defense was hey, my friend said he was going to take her over to the mall to buy her some shoes. >> whoa. put giudice up. you know what? you know what, ray? >> yes, ma'am. >> i respect that. even though it's complete b.s. because what you're admitting to is -- >> she can't do that. >> -- that they are going to tailor their defense to what they have already committed to. not a search for the truth. but you're right. she's screwed up immediately in the 911 because we've got -- y

also stanley greenberg and alex castellanos, part of a panel assessing the obama presidency. and from the jfk library and museum, and nick burns and leslie on terrorism and the clear weapons. at five, hip-hop artist and actor ludicrous on youth mentoring. and later. thanksgiving day on c-span. >> on this vote, the are 60, denise r. 39, three fifths of the senators having voted in the affirmative, the notion is agreed to. without though, the senate visit health care to the floor. starting monday into december, follow the entire debate and how the bill would affect access to medical care. the public option, taxes, abortion, and medicare. life here on c-span 2, the only network that brings you the senate gabble to gavel. >> the oil minister says now is not the time for opec to increase production because the global economy is still weak. he spoke at an event hosted by the u.s. energy association. this is almost 50 minute. >> i'm very worthington executive director of the united date energy association and it's my pleasure to welcome you to our newsmaker with dr. lukman, the mini

alex. alex, good call. alex. alex, good call.eider and various players chris samuels on there to help volunteers to triebt food baskets for people in need. it's the seventh year the redskins have hosted the event. >>> schneider had this to say about abe pollin. he was a great owner and a personal friend. pizza legacy will live through his team and the stadium he build my thoughts and prayers to his wife irene and the rest of his wonderful family. >> his legacy will live on for the dc landscape but the charities he helped out. >> the -- he was married to his wife for 65 years. ran his four franchises like a family business. first class for 85 year. >> there was an official proke clay imagination that names today does 3rd, 2007 abe pollin day in washington d.c. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ read ones too ♪ i see them blue ♪ for me and you ♪ and i think to myself ♪ what a wonderful world >> i was part of an organization. that was the best in the world. not too many people can say that. ♪ i see skies of blue ♪ and clouds of white ♪ the br

>> alex. >> alex. i keep thinking kelly. i'm thinking of another couple i know. >> yeah. -- has your family seen the babies? how are they dealing with all of this? it's an interracial gay marriage. >> right. >> it's a lot to digest. >> so we should stay out of louisiana is what you're saying. >> mississippi. i would say alabama. >> we should just take a ride through the south and just film it. we should. just see how many states we can get through. you know, here's the mississippi border. >> i mean, has anyone in your family come to see the kids? are they accepting of it? do you care? >> my brother and his wife, my nephews, they've seen the kids. and it's just like an issue as far as with distance, i guess. my parents do plan on seeing the kids. >> so everything is copacetic at home with this? >> not going to say that, but it's getting there. >> when does your new show start? >> november 7th. >> do you feel nervous about it? >> a little. but usually everything just comes together. you know? i work hard at it. keith robinson, a very funny comic, we've been friends for 20 y

alex new the 14-year-old boy accused of killing him anvil tearily went to his home. it happened in fresno, california. the child was probably killed with an hour and then his little body stuffed into a dryer. alex' movie is struggling with the fact this happened so close to home. >> i knew my son would not leave the area. my son was here and he would play right here. i knew he was close by. and trying to find out that he was just only feet ewa from us. >> investigators say it appears the teen suspect acted alone. they're still interviewing his family. prosecutors are deciding whether to try the teen as an adult. >>> new security measures are in place at the california high school where police say a 15-year-old girl was gang raped. the district has put up automated lights in the area where the attack happened. today it's taking bids for security cameras as well. the superintendent assured people at a rally yesterday the school is safe. church leaders called for 100 volunteers to help. >> we believe that if we can have a presence on campus during the lunch hour and the

come on, alex, the ref did not call that! you gotta be kidding me, alex! it's the championship game! talk to him, coach. i touched, it's their ball. don't foul them when they inbound. team on 'three.' one, two, three. nice going, alex. sorry coach. alex! good call. >> dan: depaul with a one-point lead over st. joseph's's 45-44. 7:08 to play. you're watching the paradise jam. coming up, it's the chimpanzee game. tennessee against purdue. as you see the scoring chances. offensive rebounds and second-chance points. and the blue demons have dominated in that category. >> larry: they have. they've only shot 28% so far in the second half. they need that man to get cranked up again like he did in the first half. he's got to have some support. >> dan: how about the key in game number two? what are you expecting? >> larry: i think it's a defensive struggle. i think both of those clubs, they take such pride in their defense. oftentimes when you talk about a big game, it doesn't live up to its billing. >> dan: and that will be a push-off underneath inside on todd o'b

we're delighted to have judge alex fer repair, host of the show "judge alex" and pleased to have with us debra burris, a former neighbor of the 77-year-old suspect. she has requested to appear in shadow tonight in order to maintain her privacy. we'll talk with her in a moment. first, bill grady reporter with knbz, kansas city is, missouri, what is the very latest? >> we just talked with some investigators here a short while ago. what they tell us is that sometime this evening, announcement will be made by the investigative agencies. they also preface it had by saying there won't be any interviews granted this evening. it is just something we're going to release in the form of an actual news release. we know this property has been scoured all day long today. it's over 55 acres. so we don't know the exactly what it's going to be. we'll be here till it's made. >> how did this all come to light, this 26-year-old woman who says she was brutalized by these men when she was a child? she has siblings. did they all go at once to the cops or how did it come out? >> our understanding is that thi

alex rodriguez hit what is appears to be a run-scoring double. but umpires check the replay and that showed the ball actually ricochetting off of a tv camera behind the wall. so they get together talk about it and the ruling it's a home run. new york winning the game 8-5 leading the series two games to one. more sports in a few minutes. history in philly. >>> the only challenger in the afghan presidential race is pulling out. abdullah abdullah says next saturday's run-off will be as rigged as the first round of voting. he explained it this way. >> the only way to decide in this country will be through free and fair elections, so my message is loud and clear to the enemies of democratic process and through commitment to these principles and values we will disappoint anybody who would like to become an obstacle to us, the process. >> hundreds of thousands of votes were tossed out in the first round because of massive fraud. president hamid karzai won it but couldn't avoid a runoff. secretary of state hillary clinton said the race would be legitimat

let's face it, a gun is a phallic symbol, alex. what do you make about the fact that it's males primarily committing these kinds of basically revenge fantasies come to life with a squeeze of a trigger? >> well, jane, i think there are a lot of factors. first of all, one of the things we know is that the area of the brain that's responsible for aggression is larger in general in men, so men's natural tendency is towards being aggressive. also, men in our culture are taught to repress their feelings, not talk about it, shoulder their responsibility and handle it on their own, whereas women are taught to feel their feelings, you know, talk to other people, engage with their family and their community. so i think in the case of this guy in orlando, for example, it seems like or feels like he just imploded both on himself and on other people. >> eric in florida, your question or thought? >> caller: hey, jane, i think you guys have a great point about the whole male problem or whatever with the gun, you know, phallic problems with the gu

alex catalano. he has gone to toe with politicians of all stripes on cnn and can tell us what anderson cooper is really like. we want to talk about the first year of this very eventful and even to malta was obama presidency -- even tumultuous obama presidency. taking the poison out a partner -- partisanship and the extent to which he has and has not been able to reverse the trends toward greater ideological and partisan corporation to let me start with the broadest question. if we were going to do a ledger here, we are about one year after the elections at this point. you might look at the obama presidency and say he has maintained an approval rating at 50% or above amid very hard economic times. he has averted, it appears, a full-scale collapse of the economy that some people feared. he is continuing to pass legislation, the healthcare bill, the first president in 100 years to get something approaching a universal bill to the floor, and he has held democrats together in congress to a greater extent

>> hi, alex. the urgency now [inaudible] i would be interested to know how profound is iran's ambitions? >> are you in the press? >> i am from south america. we have ahmadinejad in good deal today and i want to know if this is a message to the u.s. that ahmadinejad can talk to other leaders of what the problem is here. >> will take the answer. >> okay, let me try that. attempts for your question at grand bargains, up until now hasn't worked too well. again, it's that suspicion, in the barriers of suspicion are just too high. when one side has come forward, the other side is drawn back. the u.s. made what i thought was a very reasonable offer back in 1999, 2000, in the last years of the clinton administration when secretary albright talked about a roadmap to better relations with no preconditions. and the iranians turned it down and most observers, non-american observer is basically said the iranians blew it. this was a good opportunity and they couldn't do it. in 2003, we have the same thing from

alex is a great story. born in havana, cuba, moving to north carolina, getting a start in american politics, probably worked with charlie black way back in the day. he formed -- he is known as the father of of the attack add. some of you think it is disparaging, but i had a consult anlt one time tell me that i sleep better at night knowing my clients are going negative. it is a central part, but really one of the most talented guys around. he was a central figure in the mccain campaign and the romney campaign. he coined the phrase soccer man. i don't know what a nascar dad was. to me, that was a base voter, not a swing voter. but you had soccer mom. i know that because i am married to one. a prisk consultant. stan is probably not happy with me right now because i spent three years beating the heck out of republicans in 2006, 2007 and 2008, and i have switched and now are beating the heck out of democrats. stan is one of the finest pollsters in america today, certainly one of the finest pollsters in the demo

alex's mother says she's struggling with the fact that happened so close to home. >> my son was here and he would play here and i knew he was close by. we were trying to find out that he was only feet away from us. >> it appears the teen suspect acted alone but they're interviewing his family. prosecutors are decide whether to try the teen as an adult. >> new security measures in place at a california high school where police say a 15-year-old girl was gang raped last month. the district put up automated lights in the area where the attack allegedly occurred. today they are taking bids for security cameras. the student assured people at a rally that the school is safe. church leaders called for 100 volunteers to help. >> we believe that if we had a presence on campus during the lunch hour and in the classroom that it would help curb some of the negative behavior. >> what i would say to parents is that i have two daughters myself. i would have my daughters going to richmond high. >> police have now made a seventh arrest in connection with the case and more may come soon. the latest su

the turnaround started with alex rodriguez lined a shot to the right-field corner.t was ruled a double but it was overruled after reviewing the play on instant replay saying it was actually a homer. the yankees now lead the series two games to one. >>> everybody wants to save more and spend less and we have just the guy to help you. join hln money expert at 4:00 p.m. eastern right here on hln. >>> the world's largest cruise ship is so big it had to lower its smokestacks in order to squeeze under a bridge. it's tough to see in this nighttime video but the oit skimmed underneath with just two feet to spare. it's two feet larger than the titanic and can hold 6,300 passengers. it will make the u.s. debut in florida on the 20th of november. >>> here are some of the stories we'll be covering for you in the coming days. tomorrow is world pneumonia day. global events will call attention to the deadly children's disease blamed for 15 childhood deaths every second. voters will head to the polls for elections in several states. virginia and new jersey will declare governors an

he is part -- teamed up with alex for purple strategy. working on nonpartisan efforts. steve is an enormously talented guy and worked campaigns in venezuela and nicaragua. all over the place. if you have been around washington, you have known joe for years. he was the central figure leading that phenomenon. just an enormously talented guy. the author of "the revolution will not be televised." joe is an enormously talented guy. we have a terrific panel. what i thought i would do is throw it out to and one by one and in a nutshell, our topic is supposed to be looking forward to 2010 and 2012. i do not want to interfere in this too much so i will jump in at the tail end. let me -- but go in reverse order. starting with joe. let me spend one minute. let me frame it and we will start with tony. you look at the midterm election, you look at history. the party in the white house almost always gets hammered. usually awash in the senate, an average of a six seat loss in the governorship. that is normal. and then you say, what about the circumstances? the greater exposure you hav

with this year's miss liberty medal from the national constitution center also, stanley greenberg and alex kastellanos on the economy. also a form on terrorism. >> the government insurance fund that predicts bank deposits has fallen into debt for the first and since the early 1990's. the federal deposit insurance corporation reports a third quarter deficit of more than $8 billion. it plans to make up the difference by having banks prepay billions of dollars in fees. this briefing is a half an hour. >> good morning, welcome to the third quarter quarterly banking press conference. sheila bair will open a meeting and we will take some remarks from the media. after the presentation, we will have fbi staff to enter further questions. -- we will have the fdic staff to answer further questions. for the q&a, please wait for the microphone. i will now introduce fdic chairman, sheila bair. >> thank you, andrew. good morning everybody and welcome to our briefing on industry results for the third quarter. for the past several quarters, i have described to you a fairly consistent trend for the banking

come on, alex, the ref did not call that! i touched, it's their ball. don't foul them when they inbound. team! alex! good call. >> steve: it is half time in the third of four meetings this season. miami taking the first two but in the break, wiz adds by 9, 51- 42. phil buckhantz with steve chenier. if -- with phil chenier. if flip saunders were to draw up numbers, he could got do better. the only thing is the free throw shooting >> phil: miami with 11 attempts from the line. they minimized their turnovers, passed the ball. assist numbers are up. excellent first half but guess what, you have 24 minutes to go >> steve: and there is a guy on the other side named wade who can beat you any time. right now we'll keep an eye on wade. nine turnovers forced by the wizards to miami and they scored 12 points off those turnovers as we look at the geico highlights and jermaine o'neal with a big presence early in the game. >> ' onhe and beasley got off to a good start. beasley 4 of 5 to start the game off and had 8 of his team's first 12 oipts but then, washington ti

. >>> after getting hit by a fastball, alex rodriguez responded by hitting back.he latest on the world series. here's rafer. >> good morning. this guy's had a real sort of change of life events. he's in that whole steroid controversy and now he could end up being the world series mvp. kate hudson? >> kate hudson. >> very first pitch a-rod saw a 90-mile-an-hour fastball in his back, third time they hit him in two days. they weren't happy. the umps said, cool it, everybody. two outs ninth inning, score tied a-rod hits back. he knocked in the even actual game-winning run and the yankees are one win away from winning it all. >>> other news it was the return of the 40-year-old viking brett favre came back to green bay. how did they greet him? in case you can't hear, those are boos, lots of them. brett had the last laugh. he just destroyed the packers. passing for four touchdowns. if you know anybody from wisconsin, today they are probably very depressed. i'm not being glib. give them a call. it was probably very difficult for them to see this. >>> this was great for ev

grinder account was written by ornithologist alex wilson who visited grinder's stand after lewis' death. the account has been misstated as having been written in 1811 but in fact it was written in may of 1810 just six months that there lewis' death. wilson who lives in philadelphia was traveling south in search of new birds then seeking subscribers for the first volume of this famous american ornithology. he was one of lewis' best friends. lewis had given him the bird specimens they collected on the lewis and clark expedition to beat illustrated for publication. while visiting grinder's stand wilson page robert grinder to put up a fence to protect lewis' graves from the walls and got his written promise that he would do so. wilson wrote, i left this place in a very melancholy mood which was not much delayed by the prospect of the glenny and savage wilderness which i was just entering alone. mrs. greiner told alexander wilson a new version of her story. in this account she said she saw lewis crawling of around the yard after being shot. in all three accounts mrs. grinder said she spent t

hudson was right there partying with the yankees and her boyfriend alex rodriguez last night after the won the world series. ever since kate started dating a-rod earlier in the season after he divorced his wife and ditched madonna, it seemed a-rod and the yanks have been unstoppable. so, steve, how much credit should kate get? >> oh, absolutely, she should get all of it. it's really -- had nothing to do with matsui hitting it out of the park, nothing. kate, she's a great girl. listen, women roare only lucky when you go fishing. jessica didn't do anything for romo, come on. >> speaking of jessica simpson, what a difference from when jessica simpson was called a jinx when she dated dallas cowboys quarterback tony romo. megan, thank goodness the yankees won or kate may have gotten the jessica simpson treatment. what do you think? >> that's very true. kate hudson, very lucky woman. and i think people look at this too and they think it's the all-american scenario here. we've got the great actress, kate hudson is a great actress, she's sitting in the stands next to jayz and her ack iconic pa

he is part -- teamed up with alex for purple strategy. working on nonpartisan efforts.steve is an enormously talented guy and worked campaigns in venezuela and nicaragua. all over the place. if you have been around washington, you have known joe for years. he was the central figure leading that phenomenon. just an enormously talented guy. the author of "the revolution will not be televised." joe is an enormously talented guy. we have a terrific panel. what i thought i would do is throw it out to and one by one and in a nutshell, our topic is supposed to be looking forward to 2010 and 2012. i do not want to interfere in this too much so i will jump in at the tail end. let me -- but go in reverse order. starting with joe. let me spend one minute. let me frame it and we will start with tony. you look at the midterm election, you look at history. the party in the white house almost always gets hammered. usually awash in the senate, an average of a six seat loss in the governorship. that is normal. and then you say, what about the circumstances? the greater exposure you have

when he asked who he would like to fight, he called out alex rodriguez calling a-rod a lying idiot in the whole steroids issue. don't count on seeing that fight any time soon. that's sports. >>> we have video from c-span that appears to show major nadal hasan at a lecture this year. cnn has not confirmed it is him at the center of your screen here who's highlighted. this is from a lecture at george washington university on january 6, israel's ambassador to the u.s. and other officials were talking about the gaza incursion. again, that appears to be hasan. but we have not confirmed that it is him. keep it here for the latest on the ft. hood shooting investigation and the day's other top stories. >>> a florida jury has convicted a man who said he was too fat to kill. jurors rejected the claims that he was too fat to run up a flight of stairs to shoot his former seasonal. he weighed 285 pounds. the 40-year-old victim was in a custody battle with his daughter. he plans to overturn the conviction. >>> a police spokesman said officers went to check a car similar to the one seen right after

when asked who else he would like to fall he immediately called out alex rodriguez calling a-rod, quote, a lying idiot, end quote. go backs the steroid issue. don't count on seeing that fight any time soon. a-rod doesn't need the cash. that's sports. >>> a guy claimed that he was just too fat to kill his former son-in-law. and that was his defense in court for more than a month. now the jury finally weighs in. >>> we have video now from c-span that appears to show ft. hood shooting suspect major nidal hasan at a lecture earlier this year. keep in mind, cnn has not confirmed it's him at the center of your screen here who's highlighted. but this video is from a lecture at george washington university on january 6th. israel's ambassador to the u.s. and other officials were talking about the gaza incursion. that appears to be hasan. but we have not confirmed that it is, in fact, him. keep it here on hln for the latest on the ft. hood shooting investigation and the day's other top stories. >>> the number of u.s. banks that failed this year climbed to 120. five more banks went under yesterday

he is part -- teamed up with alex for purple strategy. working on nonpartisan efforts. steve is an enormously talented guy and worked campaigns in venezuela and nicaragua. all over the place. if you have been around washington, you have known joe for years. he was the central figure leading that phenomenon. just an enormously talented guy. the author of "the revolution will not be televised." joe is an enormously talented guy. we have a terrific panel. what i thought i would do is throw it out to and one by one and in a nutshell, our topic is supposed to be looking forward to 2010 and 2012. i do not want to interfere in this too much so i will jump in at the tail end. let me -- but go in reverse order. starting with joe. let me spend one minute. let me frame it and we will start with tony. you look at the midterm election, you look at history. the party in the white house almost always gets hammered. usually awash in the senate, an average of a six seat loss in the governorship. that is normal. and then you say, what about the circumstances? the greater exposure you hav