i have known barry goldwater for a long time. when i hear people say he's impulsive and such nonsense, i boil over. >> ronald reagan telling america that he's mad. he is boiled over with rage over allegations that barry goldwater might not have the appropriate emotional temperament to be president. i'm mad. don't say he's mad. probably didn't help. but because that is what the american people thought about barry goldwater, that he was a little -- the goldwater/miller loss was the worst presidential loss in the modern era of presidential politics. the difference between goldwater picking miller and romney picking ryan are stunning. the same kind of pick with the same kind of rationale. they put miller on the ticket because he was essentially seen as being super republican. they didn't think they could get new york state with him, where he was from, but they liked his partisanship. in the house, he had never really passed something of significant. neither has paul ryan, but he had a leadership role in the republican party. he had b

barry: sabÍa que moriria y tenÍa que hacer algo.ductor. >>¡arrÓjese al suelo! narrador: pero el fugitivo no llega lejos, en menos de una hora es atrapado y devuelto a prisiÓn. despuÉs de ver el video, al jurado sÓlo le tomo 30 minutos para dar el veredicto. "culpable". este criminal estÁ purgando una sentencia de por vida. [♪] narrador: esta fue una espantosa prueba para los oficiales goins y andreasen. debido a su trabajo en equipo, siguen vivos. barry: la Única razÓn por la que aÚn estoy vivo, es porque esa noche tuve una buena compaÑera, esa es la Única razÓn. jasmine: es lo que son las fuerzas del orden, somos humanos y nos exponemos a situaciones poco comunes y sÓlo podemos esperar y orar por tomar decisiones poco comunes en situaciones extraordinarias y asÍ se hizo. [♪] hacia la frontera mexicana. patrulla: va a 130 kms/h. narrador: pero no es perseguido por exceso de velocidad. patrulla: unidad 54, parece que lleva a un niÑo en el vehÍculo. narrador: el conductor secuestÓo a su hijo de un aÑo de edad y lo tiene como rehÉn. pi

he and barry goldwater lost very badly. but it wasn't for the lack of awesome ads like this one. >> senator barry goldwater speaking with general eisenhower at gettysburg. >> we speak about war and peace and in this candacecy that we are engaged in, because we stress the need for a strong america, our opponents are referring to us as warmongers, and i'd like to know what your opinion of that would be. you've known me a long time and you've known miller a long time. >> barry, in my mind this is actual tommy rot. >> campaign ads were different then. despite the awesomeness of having ike on their side, calling their critics tommy rot, barry goldwater and bill miller, last republican ticket to have somebody from the house of representatives as vp, miller and goldwater got clobbered. and i don't think it was because of the choice of miller for v.p. i think it was more of this. >> i asked to speak to you because i'm mad. i've known barry goldwater for a long time, and when i hear people say he's impulsive and such nonsense, i boi

>> reporter: the mayor's frustration is aimed at ward 8 council member marion barry.s exercising a move that ruflz a plan that -- roughlies a plan that would -- rough felz -- ruffles the plan. >> reporter: marion barry is responding to the mayor's frustration. >> it's wrong for $35 million of this country for all of it to go outside the city. no way. >> reporter: he says those who lost the bid for the $35 million contract are appealing the decision if the joe goes to an out of town company called verifone. it's his obligation to make sure the contract is looked at closer so he filed for a resolution of disapproval in effect halting the plan and forcing a judge to look at the bidding process. >> he supported it publicly, and now we're into this which puts the drivers into a difficult situation. >> reporter: until barry's hold is lift ed, the cab drivers will have to fork out upwards of $400 for the equipment instead of having the district pay for it. >> if mr. barry would lift his resolution of disapproval, this would be taken care of in the matter that had been intend

weakness in the housing market despite recent signs of recovery it's not unexpected if you talk to barry ritholtz though who has been out there saying the housing market still has a long way to go we'll hear from him why plus from ghost inventory to zombies we'll talk about the often overlooked underbelly of u.s. housing which is haunting it's we're covering and we're going to forecast for when the foreclosure machinery will be kraken back to life and we all remember this. or simply do not know where the money is or why the accounts of not been reconciled today. it seems like junk or signed by just get away with it the new york times deal book is reporting the criminal investigation into the collapse of m.f. global is heading into its final stage with that customer money that still went missing and went out charges expected against any top executives. or in other words. a little one of these sort of a. deal the moving of money from cloying to couch to buy spanish did not actually go into us to go to jill. we'll hear hear more let's get to today's capital account. now you can probably fin

i think barry did a very good analysis. i have been tasked with looking at the calboating documents and loans. and there are some issues that need to be taken into consideration their. -- there. we are already short on parking. another item is that the part has to be available to all on an equal and reasonable basis. and that means reasonable terms as far as parking, as far as electricity, as far as berth rates themselves. so, the calboating loan is alone from the state and is specifically targeted to recreational boaters of california. again, this goes back to an equal basis. so, everyone has to be treated equally. , like, said, i won't repeat anything else. i am going through the calboating documents. i am still looking for some. we did a freedom of information request. a bit more time would be helpful. commissioner ho: brian. >> she will be right back. commissioner ho: ok. we will go to joe. >> good afternoon. thank you for allowing me to speak. this is important for sailors. operations for our motivations. we have a ver

the difference is that between barry's era, barry had at their own traders in there. but now when there were steroids dealers. until it was proven it was difficult to say to keep your friends out of here. that was a black guy but this is an individual. he was playing for a contract. at a low range he was going to make at least $30 million. and it could have been up to the amount of 55-60 million. >>pam: what are the chances that people are using this as a example. >> i see a guy on the bottom or in the middle cheating. so huge sheet but if you are at the top. like barry bonds. if you add up all of the home runs he could have made 95-$100 million. take half of better way. just by choosing. however, my guess is that you could bend the rules for barry bonds but it was never -- he never tested positive while he was playing. but they can go on without cabrera but that is my guess. >>pam: thank you. if you have followed his career. his personal weight has fluctuated. in the 2012. you can see this season. he has slimmed down. look at that his face. and in his mid section and

for nelson rockefeller, chanting while he spoke, "we want barry." >> it's danger to the party. [crowd chanting "we want barry"] >> well, four years later with the vietnam war the big story, riots outside the convention hall in chicago stole the spotlight from vice president hubert humphrey, who was saddled with lyndon johnson's war. he never recovered from those images in the chicago streets. sam, this is the old question of campaigns and conventions, especially conventions. what picture are you going to give to the country? here's the question for the democrats. ironically it's not too much noise and excitement, it's complacency, minorities, people who may not vote. how does he energize them? >> he's going to give the country bill clinton. he'll be the star of the democratic convention. how does barack obama repeat himself? third time. 2004, 2008, that guy? we've heard this before. >> doesn't he haveo, to win? >> yes, in a sense of the my prediction is that he'll rise up. this president at the moment can be very flat, but when it really counts, think of the times he can bring

---barry heying: we're looking at a link between an inmate that was there that was high security, basedhora se investiga su posible vinculo con uno de los reos que se encuentra recluido en maxima seguridad... se trata de max wade, quien es acusado de haber intentado asesinar a una joven pareja y de robar un auto de lujo en abril pasado... barry heying: i don't have anything that would directly implicate mr. wade in this however he was aware certainly he was turning 18 today and it's certainly no secret you can't keep adults in that facility. ---wade cumplio 18 aÑos hoy y sera trasladado a una carcel para adultos, ya que el centro juvenil no esta hecho para adultos.... no obstante, el oficial no puede asegurar que el hecho este vinculado a wade. ---ahora las autoridades estan revisando los videos de las camaras de vigilancia y tambien sus procedimientos de seguridad. blanca --increible pero cierto! una menor que se suponia tenia que estar al cuidado de profesionales en un centro infantil, sale de el, y nadie se da cuenta. vo ---ivanna, de solo 2 aÑos quien esta sana y salva....fue llevad

barry bonds says he should get into the hall of fame.mark mcgwire, sammy sosa, roger clemens and the the steroid era. here was his " when asked about the hall of fame. think >>gary: today is the last day of individual gymnastics. an american took gold in the floor today. you're on timeout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. >>gary: high school football is so large in the state of texas. they have just unveiled a $60 million stadium that will seek 18,000 just outside of dallas tx. voters improve the bond. the voters will pay for this including a 75 x 4580 video scoreboard. that is the news on kron. i suggest you watch channel 193.

barry james and eric marshal. i know we'll get picks of you guys but first your case. barry, make the case right now why bigger is better. >> well, it has to do with the market. when you get worried about the market, you should be more defensive and large caps are more defensive in the periods where we have had pullbacks this year, the large caps held up and better recently. dif depd-paying stocks better and that's a good place to be if you see a slowdown in the economy or see the market have a pullback. >> eric, the other side of that, is there a case good things come in small packages? >> well, we think so. the hodges funds, we're finding opportunities across different market cap areas and all five of our funds and we're especially finding unique opportunities and right now within the small cap space you can find pockets of growth where companies are doing very well despite the slower, stagnant economy we are seeing. >> i also noted in the notes, eric, you and barry have similar investment themes to go for stocks more domestic focused with little or no exposure to in

what will it take barry to reverse this to bring back you know the good old tomatoes and to bring back the good old fruits and vegetables that were rich in nutrients and how do we how do we get that back. good. common good. i mean we are going here through all sorts of surveys showed that american consumers rank tomatoes for instance at the very bottom. right of the mark we still buys i think when people get educated and have a good tomato if you get one row and locally in your little all and that the world . people will come a little berry we're out of time but that is very interesting thanks so much for coming on the show appreciated that with barry estabrook author of tomato land well the rise of genetically modified foods is enough to make some people's stomach turn but are willing are people willing to splurge to go all organic in order to avoid these foods or a harvest takes that question to the streets of the big apple. are you sheep in easy or all organic when it comes to what you eat this week let's talk about best i don't care you don't care so you don't care what you put int

[applause] >> barry hanson. >> ok. thank you for your time, commissioners.you have heard a lot of things. i will not bore you by regurgitating and again. first of all, a big thank-you to peter daly and his staff. i am part of the group that was working with them to find common ground here. i think what is obvious here, sitting back there and being part of the advocate group and seeing where it is now, we have a failure to community -- we have a failure to communicate. we have people who come in and have ideas about what is going on. we have not gotten the message out correctly. rather than droning on about this, what i suggest is we work on extending the time frame so we can have these meetings inclusive of everyone, and also, since john dicastro brought it up, communicate with all the berth holders so we do not have this constant wave of misconceptions. >> after barry, angelo ricardi. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i have some documents. can i pass these to you? thank you. my name is barry hansen. i am our resident of san francisco for 40 years or more.

olif. >> does barry manilow know you raid his wardrobes?. >> i have a head for business and a body for sex. anything wrong with that? >> oh, oh, oh god -- >> i'll have what she's having. >> if you build it, he will come. >> snap out of it! >> i'll be back. >> that takes you so far back. >> millions of memories. >> you know what i think it's time for? >> what? >> bobbie's buzz. show what you've got from the '80s. look how adorable. >> she had that in her closet. >> i got this from your closet. there was so much fun stuff in the '80s. brian gave us these slap bracelets. this hurts. let me slap you. you got it? >> just what i need, another bracelet. >> something from the '80s, the shoulder pads that we are all sporting around here. this is the shoulder pad bra by shape fx. this is a modern invention. this is great to give you structure and bigger shoulders slims your hips. also we remember swatch. they're hotter than ever. these watches are still selling out. they have a new touch so they moved into the modern century. and hair color. hair col

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barry would lift his resolution for disapproval, this taking care of. in the meantime, the drivers e meters attall th hopes tothe city reimburse them. there are theories that this more time tobarry challenge the contract. that may affect the thanksgiving having meters in l these taxis. reporting live, abc7 news. bawsca but so much, sam. more on this issue. -- thank you so much, sam. we will have more on this issue. the new meters are scheduled to installed in roughly 6000 anicabs, and if there is emergency, the driver or passenger can use the smart to contact authorities. the main street in ellicott city still shut down after the derailment that took the lives teenagers. g more aboutarnin crash.se of the the train was traveling be legal speed. and has -- a hydraulic line derail. causing it to has been a rough summer we lost heat and electricity. have this disaster. two teenagers killed, nass and rose mayr. for no services for elizabeth and scheduled for sunday. rose mayrrvices for are scheduled for saturday. this happened just before in an alley. accord

barry's eulogize and four straight wins his still finding ways. live at the purpose funds his 16th rbi since joining the giants tyson ross was called up from sacramento to start for portillo cologne though they could stay in the majors and he went back down to giving up five runs in six innings the race when vice nothing for the second wild-card spots. the america's cup is under way of seymour cool james who won the second police raised to take the lead after day one. michael the world series so that's bused in layman's terms this is sort of the preseason. of what is to come next summer. was in that incredible. back at 11:00.

barry petersen, cbs news, beijing. >> schieffer: and that's the news.or scott pelley, i'm bob schieffer, cbs news in new york. we'll see you here tomorrow. good night >>> this is 9news now. >> tonight, storms packing frequent lightning and powerful winds are rolling through our area. topper has issued a severe weather alert. top, where are the storms tonight? >> the new warnings popped south and west of town. here's a look at live doppler 9,000. looking at severe thunderstorm warnings now near the bottom of your gene for madison county and page and rockingham until 7:45 in west virginia. this is where it's been all day. they haven't made much inroads to the east. i think they could make it east as we go through the rest of the night because the frontal boundary is to the west of us. but by and large, the heaviest storms are getting hammered in rockingham county.

a solo shot off of barry zito, cardinals down 3-1 at that point. right now it's 3-2, teams are in the top of the sixth inning. >>> what about the green and gold? they're looking for pay back tongtd, oakland lost 4-0 last night. our kate long worth has more from the coliseum. >> the a's were shut out for the 13th time last season. the offense l try to come alive tonight, but the players know it won't come easy with c.j. wilson on the mound. >> we have seen him before, a couple of guys have hit bats off of him so hopefully we'll have some success. hopefully bart will keep us in the game. >> last night was the first day we got it handed to us, i think, in that fashion for a while. the games against toronto that we lost, we were in them all the way down to tend and i think ahead in both of those games too. but, you know, you got to -- jared weaver pitched a heck of a game yesterday. >> we had good at-bats yesterday, he was dialed in. he's one of the best in the bigs right now. and just tonight, just trying to put together good at-bats, hopefully ryan w

live from the newsroom, barry simms, wbal-tv 11 news. >> tonight, president obama is urging congress to take action to avert a looming tax hike. >> lawmakers are already heading home for august recess. >> allocated in washington with more on the story. -- sally kidd is in washington. >> this vacation include the congress. officially, it is referred to as the district work time. staring down the fiscal cliff, congress heading for the congress. >> jiminy cricket, mr. speaker. what is going on with this do- nothing congress? what lasting for leaving town. >> there's no reason to wait, no reason to make families and small businesses anxious just so one party can score political points. >> the house adjourned and point in blaming republicans. >> republicans are blaming senate democrats. >> the house did what it had to do. it voted to extend the current tax rates to all citizens. >> they say it's likely election-year politics in assuring the do nothing congress gets nothing done. >> this is all for show. it is all fighting a vote they think will help them, one party or another. >> when the

the giants are on a nice little roll, and barry zito is more than doing his part. a 1.77 lifetime e.r.a. against the braves. he had 5 strikeouts on the day. hector sanchez doubles down the right field line. pence and belt come home to score. 5-0 giants. top 8th, zito again , he'll struck out tyler pasternicky swinging with the right hook. giants win five-2, their fourth straight win. 5-2. >>> the a's at tropicana field in tampa. matt joyce will double off tyson ross here. he's playing because bartolo colon was scheduled to pitch but he was suspended for testosterone. 4-0 rays. ross, 4 innings, 5 hit, 9 runs. he pitches a four 4-hitter with 8 strikeouts, 5-0 rays. >>> petaluma still dancing at the little league world series. just two days away from being crowned the champs. smith ends the 1st inning early with this grand slam to center. he had two home runs on the night. and quentin gago, and it's gone. back to back homers for petaluma, and a proud mom loves it here. a great pitching performance by danny zarzo. an easy 11-1 win. >>> lance armstrong's legacy took wha

. >> reporter: barry is talking about the radios his officers have been using. >> i know confidence in the radio system we use is at an all-time low for the officers. >> reporter: those harsh words come just one day after the city of oakland announced that the source of the radio interference had been identified. it was 16 at&t wireless towers and the 2g service coming out of them. four-days after the service was suspended, his officers were still having problems. david cruz heads the department of the city looking into the matter and does not question what he is saying. >> we're still receiving reports from the officers of issues. >> reporter: as to the problem -- >> we're still investigating all the different sources of interference. we're still investigating right now. we're investigating all potential sources of interference right now. those are sources, and we're continuing to investigate additional sources. we're very, very preliminary with the investigation. >> reporter: obviously there is an investigation. and it appears despite this press release identifying 16 cell towers as

people like to say, well, giants and barry bonds, let me tell you, he sold tickets. the giants would look the other way. barry bonds was doing it right in front of them, and they'd probably look the other way. if buster posey had a similar problem, they'd probably work with him. melky cabrera, bye-bye. too sensitive of what a lot of people perceive as lack of control, in regards performance-enhancing drugs on the giants. in recent years, cabrera, again, just my opinion, i think he plays his last game for the san francisco giants. onto the field, let's see what's cooking tonight. >>> they lost. to the washington nationals . 145 straight sell-outs, 42,133, brandon crawford coming through here. lincecum gave up 2 in the first. crawford is in there to tie the game. tied at 2. here is danny espinosa , though, and tins lincecum came back and tied it for them. but he gave up a home run. stephen strasburg, probably the most valuable pitcher in the game. 100 pitches exactly. they pulled him after 6 innings. and the giants lose 6-4. they're off tomorrow. as we said, now a game

he had his second homer as a giant. 3-1 to give barry zito the lead. zito at zipo yanked after two and a third. the astros would close to within 4-3. in the 6th, arias drives to left and martinez and all or nothing. he goats nothing. sandoval and pence score and giants on top 6 of-3. he rips one to brandon bell. he snags it to start the game inning double play. giants win it 6-4 to stay three and a half up on the dodgers. 366 dogs. it is puppy palooza. he strikes him out and gary darling throws him out. the second time and you point and are gone. jason donald and going to the opposite field. high, deep and aloha and goodbye. the a's would answer fire with fire. josh donaldson and a three-run bomb. and then the ensuing chase for the souvenir. 3-2a's. chris carter, and he has been big since the a's called him up. an r.b.i in the seventh. the a's win their fifth in the row. they now hold the wild card lead by one game over baltimore. three-time u.s. open champ kim clijsters upset in new york and hillary tire. clijsters was beaten by -- in the second round

coming up, barry cofield joins me. did you get that joke right away?i heard you tell it four times in the news room. overhearing the joke, as you are explaining it to everybody else, i did get. >> i was waiting for the punch line. i was like, that's all? and once he said that was all, i figured it out. >> i think we agree, his reaction to his own joke was the best part. >> absolutely. >> legal trouble for former baltimore ravens player jamal lewis. police say seize been re -- say he's been released from a georgia jail for not paying child support. he's had no contact with his son for more than a year. he was charged with abandonment and filed bankruptcy. he has retired from the nfl after nine seasons. >> internet gambling is about to get a lot of attention in annapolis. we'll explain. >> police in prince george's county publicly cracked down on prostitution. we'll take you along on a sting. >> i found him pinned underneath the car. >> this virginia woman uses her super-hero strength after car falls on top of her father. ♪ i've never felt this way befor

what will it take barry to reverse this to bring back you know the good old tomatoes and to bring back the good old fruits and vegetables that were rich in nutrients and. how do we how do we get that back. well you could. come into the sense i mean we are going use the old words that surveys show that american consumers rank tomatoes for instance at the very bottom of the dissatisfied product is the mark we still buys i think when people get educated and have a good tomato if you get one row and locally are you going to all and that the world of difference in the taste people will come along very well at a time but that is very interesting thanks so much for coming on the show appreciate it that was very asin for the author of tomato land and that's going to wrap it up for this hour you can check out our you tube channel you tube dot com slash our to america follow me on twitter.

barry zito on the mound for the giants vs. san diego. the giants back to pick up where they left off last night. he goes deep for his second home run of the year. barry zito it gives the lead back a three run shot to left of the padres a 4-1 lead. zito lasts only four runnings. he gets a no decision. the giants rallied back and if f. the giants scored four runs and take a 5-4 lead. san diego ties it at 5. another rbi single he had three of the giants' 14 hits and beat the padres 8-7. the dodgers won in atlanta the giants remained 1 half game up in the west. they begin a three game series monday night in a los angeles a's fans cut their money's worth for the tooth as into reunion as the voice of god royce steel returned to the coliseum >>> welcome manager mark howe. >>> the third inning yoenis cespedis with a homer his 16th homer gave the a's a 4-1 lead. he strikes out his final batter cologne went eight innings. in the bottom of eighth coco crisp knocks in two runs. that put the a's up 8-1. in oakland wins it 8-5 there remained when half

that was barry estabrook author of the book tomato land and we're going to leave it off there for more on the stories we covered you can check out our you tube channel we pose all of our interviews in full that is you tube dot com slash our team america and check out stories that we don't always have time to get to on the air our web producer is our busy work in a way that's our teeth dot com slash usa and you can also follow me at liz wall on twitter we'll be back here at ten pm to see that. the the.

he had his second homer as a giant. 3-1 to give barry zito the lead. but zito at zipo yanked after two and a third. the astros would close to within 4-3. in the 6th, arias drives to left and martinez and all or nothing. he goats nothing. sandoval and pence score and giants on top 6 of-3. he rips one to brandon bell. he snags it to start the game inning double play. giants win it 6-4 to stay three and a half up on the dodgers. 366 dogs. it is puppy palooza. he strikes him out and gary darling throws him out. the second time and you point and are gone. jason donald and going to the opposite field. high, deep and aloha and goodbye. the a's would answer fire with fire. josh donaldson and a three-run bomb. and then the ensuing chase for the souvenir. 3-2a's. chris carter, and he has been big since the a's called him up. an r.b.i in the seventh. the a's win their fifth in the row. they now hold the wild card lead by one game over baltimore. three-time u.s. open champ kim clijsters upset in new york and hillary tire. clijsters was beaten by -- in the second r

san francisco giants barry zito pitched in at saint anthony's dining room. he helped prepare the chile. . he told us that he enjoys coming to visit. >> i get a lot out of coming out here a couple times a year and just saying hello to a lot of people that come through and a lot are military vets. more than anything it's great to give back. >> and he wore his jersey. they have also been key in helping them race money for it's fundraising project to race five million dollars for a new dining room. >> great to see them out and we will stick with the giants, a big trade today. trade away a local guy. >> yeah next timely have extra offensive power. they hope and you have to give him credit. the dodgers made a couple of big moves. they getmenter pence. they give up nat experience a couple of minor league prospects. pence is a big time player. he just swings hard every time and he will bring good energy. >> he can hit a pitch off the plate just as well as down the middle. he is a threat at the plate. he is a ware of his power and doesn't get cheated. >> he has a cou

barry since has that story. barry sims has that story appeared quit the state of maryland has decided to take action to shut down this place on kenwood avenue in northeast baltimore. >> this particular facility, to me, as a nurse, as an attorney, and as the director for this agency, is appalling and shows total disregard for human life. >> they started looking at this facility after receiving an anonymous tip about residents living here for a month with no electricity and little food. during a march 2012 inspection, it was cited with asked various deficiencies. the state reports an allegation that the food supply was consistently low and the state discovered fecal matter on the side of a bathtub. walls of damaged near light switches in patients' rooms. a pull away frame used as a resident bed suit with urine. -- bed soaked with your income and a dog was being kept in a creek in the attic with insufficient food and water. hot water temperature is set extremely high and and and and state level. and no documented e

thank you, barrie, for coming. [applause] >> thank you very much, professor, and thank you all for being here this morning. now that i'm a retiree, i don't usually get up this early. [laughter] this is an opportunity or is presented as an opportunity for me to talk about my book. but my book is pretty hard to talk about because it's about almost everything. it's a compilation of columns, commentaries, book reviews, speeches and other such things all of which i have written in my retirement years and of which i am, i'm quite proud. but i in making a speech about my book, it's kind of difficult, so i'm focusing today on the section which, actually, a subsection of the book which is on the news media but which i know a little bit. when i retired, one of the things that i absolutely promised myself and anyone else who would listen is that i would not fall victim to that horrible affliction that infects so many people of my age. it's diagnosed as old fartitis. and that's the belief that everything that happened in my ti

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barry has done a great piece.we in our business have succeeded in upping our game in how to cover these issues fairly and completely. what's failed is the political process. situation in ohio with the reality barry writes about in this piece is probably the worst to the country. but there are other states like your pennsylvania, like florida, like others where we've got a real problem. 23 . it could be a disaster that makes it look like a tea party. that's a joke. >> discussing ohio's not alone. there are moves afoot in nearly three dozen states where changes have been made. i'm curious whether mark halperin in his reporting has discovered signs of coordination among the states that are all tweaking their voting requirements. >> i don't know that it's coordinated nationally, but you've seen some officials. again, in pennsylvania, some officials being more open than they probably mean to be about what their intention is. republicans always are worried about voter fraud and people voting improperly. democrats tend t

he had his second homer as a giant. 3-1 to give barry zito the lead. third. the astros would close to within 4-3. in the 6th, arias drives to left and martinez and all or nothing. he goats nothing. sandoval and pence score and giants on top 6 of-3. he rips one to brandon bell. he snags it to start the game inning double play. giants win it 6-4 to stay three and a half up on the dodgers. 366 dogs. it is puppy he strikes him out and gary darling throws him out. the second time and you point and are gone. jason donald and going to the opposite field. high, deep and aloha and goodbye. the a's would answer fire with fire. josh donaldson and a three-run bomb. and then the ensuing chase for the souvenir. 3-2a's. chris carter, and he has been big since the a's called him up. an r.b.i in the seventh. the a's win their fifth in the row. they now hold the wild card lead by one game over baltimore. three-time u.s. open champ kim clijsters upset in new york and hillary tire. clijsters was beaten by -- in the second round. the surprise is mall reburdette. she would

barry petersen, cbs news, beijing. ahead the race to see who is the fastest runner on the planet. those toys. insurance must be expensive. nah. [ dennis' voice ] i bet he's got an allstate agent. they can save you up to 30% more by bundling your policies. well his dog's stupid. [ dennis' voice ] poodles are one of the world's smartest breeds. are you in good hands? >> glor: a very impressive weekend for serena williams. she won the women's olympic tennis doubles today with her sister venus after winning yesterday. also at center court scotland's own andy murray winning its gold for great britain in straight sets he beat roger federer. to cap an exciting day the fastest men in the world hit the track and mark philips is there. >> reporter: there is no bigger event in the olympics than the men's 100 meter and no bigger character than the man who has owned that race since the last games jamaican usain bolt. and no greater expectation among jamaicans who gathered to watch their stars. >> one, two, three jamaica, all right. >> one, two, three, one, two, three. >> reporter: what makes y

. >> very few people can forget barry goldwater, but that ad comes up, exemplifies modern day negativepaigning. >> five, four, three, two, one -- zero. >> yeah. that's the granddaddy of them all. that's the one that set the modern standard for how to really go after your opponent. especially because the feature in the ad was a nuclear war and during the cold war, people were terrified of nuclear conflict. so the johnson campaign used that fear to make people afraid of a barry goldwater presidency, this guy's dangerous, he's going to lead us to nuclear war. that ad is remembered for kirking off a lot of the negativity we have today. >> fear is still a common thread when it comes down to negative campaigning. >> everything boils down in a negative campaign to fear. you want to make the voters afraid of your opponent. >> then there was the willie horton, that famous ad in the 1980s used very effectively against michael dukakis. >> the bush strategy that year was to go after michael dukakis. lee atwater, bush's campaign manager, was asked what the strategy is. he said we're going to scrape

he is replacing barry cofield. and he's been battling chris baker for the backup spot, and emerged as a potential backup at end and nose tackle and now, baker gets a chance and this is not necessarily how he did that. >> and definitely, you know. this is a bug type the. i hate to see the way they went down and happened. that has to step up and do what i can do. >> and that is a good thing about this year. we have a lot -- for someone to go down and come back up, and you know, i am sure babe is going to have, you know, play just as good as barry and they're going to try to move someone else here. i don't want to say anything but, you know, they going to make sure we're covered. >> terrible news for maryland football fans. the starting quarterback cj brown tear his acl -- toe his acl yesterday and ruled out for the season. leaving the terps with no quarterback. two freshmen, perry hill from pittsburgh, has the edge for the starting spot. and this is what the head coach said today. quote, we're disappointed and upset