we were talking about bill snyder and what he said yesterday about his offense.how do you always manage to take players that aren't fooiive-star recruits an turn them into such terrific college players, and he's got a long laundry list of guys that went on to get into the pros. >> charles: he said, you start with good people first and foremost. i believe a lot of these guys may have been it labeled in a lot of ways, but maybe they're better football players than they were told. beyond that, he has 16 building blocks of success that he talks about all the time with his players, including commitment, unselfishness, unity, being tough, self-discipline, eliminate mistakes. collin klein's favorite is no self-limitations. he never puts limitations on himself. he gets a little better each day, and ramp your way up to where they are right now, another unbeatable team. >> gus: collin klein, his day is done, 343 yards passing, two touchdowns. >> time out, kansas state. >> gus: klein rushing 12 times for 82 yards and two touchdowns. >> charles: i like the way it all comes t

until he in play alabama. >> speak of endorsement, speak of bill snyder, girls writer actress lena dunhamirst time. >> your first time shouldn't be with just anybody. you want to do it with a great guy. it should welcome back a guy with beautiful, somebody who cares about and understands women, a guy who cares whether you get health insurance, specifically whether you get birth control. the consequences are huge. you want to do it with a guy who brought the troops out of iraq. or who thinks that gay people should never have beautiful complicated weddings of the kind we see on bravo. who your voting for? i don't want to tell you. who are your voting for. think about how you want to spend those four years. in college age time it's 150 years. did you vote? no. i wasn't ready. my first time voting was amazing. it was a line in the sand before i was girl now i was a woman. i went to the polling station, i pulled back the curtain, i voted for barack obama. >> great ad. >> graetd ad. >> one of the things the people like about president's campaign is he has a sense of humor. used to be one of the

and that's bill snyder. that job that he has done again with kansas state is simply -- he's a hall of famer, folks. no doubt about it. >> kirk: i don't know what is more impressive what he did the first time in building it up or when he wept away ant away and . >> referee: personal foul on the offense number 46. dead ball. personal foul on the defense number 21. penal penalty's offset, third down. >> brent: so walford was guilty for the hurricanes. >> kirk: when left, think about how far they dropped off. they were irrelevant in the big 12. he comes back and of course, he's got a great quarterback in collin klein, they are a lot more than collin klein. it's his system, his team. >> brent: they had to develop collin. he's not a natural quarterback. >> kirk: you and i had him a couple times last year. this guy was doing a lot of great things last year for kansas state. >> brent: stechb was in deep trouble that time. good pressure, lawrence stample was in on him for the 'noles. >> brent: this >> kirk: this is w

we've got a republican governor in the midwest, snyder, to actually veto one of these bills.e got governor mcdonald in virginia, also from the gop, to say, don't even bring it to me or i will veto it. so folks are starting to come to their senses and see that this isn't a republican thing, it's an extremist thing. it's really -- as so many have said, this is going back to a playback that was first written right after the civil war. >> but, okay, let me go to jim burn, chairman of the democratic party in pennsylvania. what's this mean for the people on the ground for people voting? i was worried about this law. now i'm worried people still think the law is in effect. and they won't go vote. it's called intimidation, not just suppression. >> it was a huge victory today, chris, like your other guests, and i think them for their partnership and i thank everybody for helping us to push this thing back past november 6th. our game now has transformed somewhat. because there's a portion of this that the judge allowed. that is that the government here in pennsylvania can still talk ab

bills raises a number of unanswered questions. >> parents who don't have their parents vaccinated must have a doctor's note to enroll their students into school. opponents including actor rob snyder say it should be a parent's choice and many doctors won't sign the waivers. vaccines can prevent lifelong injury and death. >>> california is the first state to ban a controversial therapy aimed at making a gay minor become straight. governor brown signed the bill saying it bans not scientific therapies that have driven young people to depression and suicide. the ban is an infringement on parent's rights to provide psychological care for their own children. >>> a new poll shows president obama with a lead in swing states. mr. obama with 51% support compare today 44% for republican mitt romney. now in one of those states, nevada, as he prepares for the first debate. >>> the two men will face off in denver on wednesday. son carry carrie. >>> supporters say both men are ready. >> i think both are excellent in their own way. you could argue that mitt has had a lot more recent experience. >> the president has a day job and has not had the time to practice. all we hear about is how much mit