and gino smith with a pass, sanders with a pass. tiptoes in for the west virginia touchdown. actice and it's pretty when it works. west virginia beat south florida. >>> acc football coming up saturday. m m.d. maryland goes against clemson. >>> the newest edition of maryland basketball unveiled on media day. these guys comprise the team. among six returns players are baltimore sean moseley and dino gregory. there are also six new terrapins on the team. conference starts tomorrow. first preseason game november 1st and the regular season will tip off a week after that. basketball already here. >> we have them all this time of year. thank you mark. >>> still to come, a nationwide nap time? >> how one country is trying to get the cat nap to catch on. [ male announcer ] martin o'malley sworn in. inherits a billion-dollar surplus, low unemployment. o'malley signs the biggest tax hike in maryland history. raids chesapeake bay fund to cover spending. gives raises to top aides. business climate ranks 45th worst in the nation. now 200,000 jobs lost. o'malley covers up jobs report that pr

and gino. on the major list, incident list, we had an incident at little darlings of a robbery. basically someone distribute night deposit's being robbed. atmosphere, we had a fight. cocomo's we had aggravated assault with a gun. we also had an aggravated assault. at center fold we had an aggravated assault with a knife. in swig we had a suspicious act to a female. a woman had been drugged and possibly raped which is very rare. contrary to what people often think, oh, it happens all the time, it actually doesn't happen all the time. so when an incident like that does occur, we try to report it just that it's a rare occurrence. and if there are any questions, i'm here. vice chair joseph: i have some quickies for you. how many doors do they have? >> two. two in the -- one in the front and one in the rear. vice chair joseph: so even though they made their floor space bigger, they only have two doors. why would their occupancy change? >> if they applied for a change of occupancy with the fire department, which is a possibility, they could increase their size and occupancy. vice chai

. >> looks like it's a reputable site and it seems like you have an activist or a consumer reporter has checked this out. it's all fake. >> reporter: gino neil says the so-called reports are one of the latest marketing schemes. but he says cracking down isn't so easy because many companies setup shot and shut down later to avoid getting caught. >> it's a business model. even though it's a scam, a business model that works really well and that's why it doesn't -- that's why it keeps showing up. >> it's a scheme michael dry den says he still can't believe he fell for. >> i'm getting to go back to my little routine, i've already lost 2 pounds. >> to avoid getting ripped off, reporters rarely endorse a product. that's a good sign of a scam. the bbb says beware of free trials. if you do sign up for a trial notice the fine print. you're often going to be build automatically if you don't cancel your order within one week. if you have a consumer question or complaint give us a call. we'd love to help. 888-help you. channel 5.com. >>> giants arrived at at&t park pretty early following their red eye flight from philadelphia in a split of the firs

let's go to the bad and the worse goose, the west virginia quarterback, gino smith.s all quarterbacks must put their hands under that center to take the snap only to learn that it is the wrong one. hey, it's this guy over to your left. thank you very much. >> yeah, he got dropped. and remember the young quarterback, not all pushes are created equal. [ laughter ] i learn that the hard way sometimes. >> and the best ram imitation. do you ever see these nature videos with them fighting each over? locking arms? i could have sworn that i was watching one of these with richard. and they became joined at the face mask. and then they had to live together, just like these guys. stuck on you, a sad story. >>> the folks at eastern washington university, who are cushioning their brand new stadium with a blood red field. >> to me, this is a table cloth at the italian restaurant. not something you played football on. but they like that. here is the ugly. the worse wardrobe malfunction. and the lightning. they get into a scrap. he gets the jersey pulled over his head which is stand

and tomorrow, what do you think. >> tomorrow they are going to go at it again. 2-0. >> we to have ask kim, though, if she has tried the philly cheesesteaks yet. >> got to go to gino's>> got to talk to her about that. >> quickly go to from sports to food. >> we often do that. >> we'll be right back. ,, [ male announcer ] how can you retire at age 55? just ask jerry brown. he gave california state employees collective bargaining powers. since then the unions have grown stronger and stronger. now state employees can retire at 55 with much of their salary for life. and taxpayers are on the hook for one hundred billion dollars in unfunded pension liabilities. no wonder those unions are 100% behind jerry brown. he'll just spend, and spend, and spend. until two years ago, when my dad transferred to istanbul. they settled in quickly. found their local deli. a few shortcuts. and a neighborhood hangout. but there's one thing they miss. their beloved hometown team. so i asked citi -- how many thankyou points it would take to give them something special. their old seats, 5 and 6, row c. [ male announcer ] citi thankyou points can be used for almost anything you choose. what's

you can learn more by visiting their website at curtisfor govern cor.com, at gino for governor.com or floyd fit simmons and eric wayne honnig. robert force-lamet jr. thank for you commissioner reid and thank you to our broadcasters. early voting begins a week from saturday and election day is november 2. don't forget to vote. next thursday we will have another debate at 6:00 p.m. thank you for joining us. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp.2010] >> we'll bring you campaign 2010 coverage around the country during primetime. tomorrow night senate debates from connecticut and wisconsin and a north dakota house debate. and to learn more about the elections on tomorrow morning's "washington journal" when we'll talk about the tea party and get an update on the ohio governor's race, you can see "washington journal" at 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. and always find our campaign coverage of the candidates of your state online here at our website at cspan.org/politics. still to come, president obama campaigns in maryland with governor o'malley

continues today with a debate between jack conway and ran all in kentucky, live coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern. at 10:00 p.m. eastern, patty murray faces gino rossi in the washington debate here on c- span. >> "q&a" tonight, justice stephen briar. >> sometimes it is hard to avoid your basic values, how you see the country and the relationship between law and the average person in this country. what you think is about. those basic, fundamental, and legal battles are a part of view and they will sometimes approach where the question is open. >> steven briar and his new book, tonight on c-span. >> now, the third and final debate between meg whitman and jerry brown, running for governor of california. moderated by nbc news' tom brokaw. this is about one hour. >> good evening. from dominican university in california. welcome to the third and final debate of 2010, a crucial time for the nation. showing daunting issues on the economy, jobs, pension, immigration, and health care. tonight we will get answers to those questions and more. the democratic candidate, jerry brown. the republican contender, meg whitman. let's review the rules of engagement

being married to gino for 32 years, i'm not sure why she put up with me. i love you and i'm glad that you stayed with me. i am very proud of my two sons and proud of the granddaughter that we will have next march. >> we would both agree that we proud to have merit in both of ourselves and we love our family is very deeply. of all of the things that i've done is writing the scholarship lot to give every military child in america who has lost a mother, child, who has lost a family member access to college. it was an honor to speak for our country and our district and say to those families that we would not forget their sacrifice. >> now time for closing statements. each will have taking minutes to make their statements. >> i want to thank the host for this debate and think -- thank you for listening. i considered a privilege to work for the people who relevance central texas. whether it is fighting for the 2000 new jobs or working with baylor and protecting 600 jobs here in waco, it has been an honor to work with texas a&m and baylor to fight to get funding for research th