we'll have an update on what just happens to florida state in just a second, brad. >> brad: i think they almost scored a touchdown. about a three-yard run. he made the tackle. we're down to 5:20. buckeyes just want to take their time. >> todd: even if you don't huddle, you don't want to go hurry up now. you want to use as much of the play clock and game clock as you can. >> we can't play better than this. in back-to-back sweeks. they're real physical, low-scoring game tonight. more of a shootout game. >> brad: rod smith getting another carry. scored the last time he touched it. picked up five here. >> todd: they always ask the question when he went to florida, cowl that kind of offense work in the s.e.c.? ultimately he proved that it could. they wanted the same thing in the big ten. as long as you got braxton miller under center and healthy, you've got a shot. >> brad: career high rushing total for braxton miller, part of 339 yards on the ground for ohio state. carlos hyde, also career high, 111. third down and one. it's going to be under four minutes after this carry. miller, first down

bumbling brad?nce we first saw brad's commercial for chanel, his luck and fortune would have it there's been a ton of spoofs and parodies coming out of the woodwork. tonight we're counting down the top three bumbling brad contenders. but first the original. >> every journey ends but we go on. the world turns and we turn with it. plans disappear, dreams take over but wherever i go, there you are. my luck, my fate, my fortune chanel no 5. you would think brad could pull it off but few people think he did. tonight the countdown of bumbling brad. number three. i couldn't wait for "saturday night live" to get ahold of this. the show did not disappoint with not one, not two, but four spoofs. check this out. >> it's not a journey. every journey ends but we go on. the world turns and we turn with it. plans disappear and dreams take over. and the dreams wake up and smile at reality. i'm sorry, is there really no script? because i've been talking to myself for like two hours straight. i'm starting to sound in

the globe to talk more about the long standing climate debate and the political silence and talk to brad johnson writer and campaign manager of forecast and facts here's part of that interview. climate change is a very real issue it's just that the candidates aren't really capable of talking about it in a serious way. why. well we should make clear that president obama has a real record of accomplishment in climate change and through the course of the election season he's you know made reference to climate change and you know to. his convention speech about pointing out that it's not a hoax and not a joke. but i think that one of the reasons that it's been hard for the candidates who are you know to talk about this is that. it talking about it would require them to put a plan on the table and it would require them to essentially get declare war on the fossil fuel industry which is pumping hundreds of millions of dollars into this election cycle and i think that's the real problem is that they're afraid of taking on that fight and frankly there hasn't been demand from the american people

studios is brad friedman founder and publisher of the brad blog brad why dot com brad welcome back tom good to be back thank you for joining us and good to see you my friend does this decision effectively kill this voter i.d. law in pennsylvania election yes and no and i hate to be confusing about this because it needs to be clear and this judge this republican judge i believe purposely made a ruling here that was not particularly clear so here's where we are for this november the photo id restriction will not keep anyone from voting they'll still be asking voters for their id and the state will still be putting out advertisements on television telling people to get their i.d. so you know it's likely that a lot of people will see this and go i don't have an idea i'm not going to go vote but the fact is you can vote without a photo id even though you will be asked for it this november in the election beyond that the photo id restriction law will kick in next year unless it's a challenge to if it's found to be unconstitutional this ruling today essentially speaks only to what will happen

you know brad. but there he is. and along with brad benson, they will be managing the water front project. but also bring a lot of their expertise to the pier 70 wide effort and they will be assisted by emily wisk who is also with the office of economic and workforce development. so in closing, i wanted to talk previously about some of the areas that will really benefit from coordination with city departments and in the ability that economic and workforce developments have to bring in and make it easier for work with other city departments. we are going to be one of the key issues related to the development of pier 70 obviously is the historic pier preserve vasing. we have been working on the draft of a nomination and an application and it is the pier 70 can eventually become added to the national register of historic places. and that is going to involve working closely with the planning department, historic preserve ation and the staff and the state historic office and others. but, honestly, oewd will play a key ro

but first, what is brad pitt up to now? 20 or 21 kids. either way you know that many runts made him dead inside. oh the simple pleasures. >>> is the porn industry moving to north dakota? it could happen. the health care foundation would require all porn performers to wear condoms for movies made in l.a., short for los angeles, and it could drive them to a less regulation prone state. they say it would frequent testing and the relatively low rate of hiv among workers. their work is safe. they have no idea -- have i no idea who these people are, by the way, explain it in a psa. >> every day on average 12 people lose their lives by simply doing their job. >> since the year 2000 over 60,000 americans have died on the job. only six performers tested hiv positive in the same 12 years. >> performers are required to test for hiv and std's every 14 to 28 days in order to work. a mandatory condom law will not make our workplace any safer, but it will drive our $20 billion industry and 10,000 jobs out of l.a. county. >> frightening. couldn't they ha

so are elections actually able to be rigged i'm joined now by investigative journalist brad friedman he's behind brown blog dot com brad four and a half weeks out what do you think voters should be most aware of regarding this matter. what they need to be aware of is that these machines count our votes inside the computer we can't see them and there we remain the same serious concerns that frankly we have had now for eight years and that almost nothing been done about that effect you know we're talking right now we try to do it by skype but the computers failed so we're using the phone here but magine if the computers fail on election day that happens all the time the system simply fail and often we have no idea if they actually worked or didn't work when the election results are announced on election night i mean i think it's a really good point brad this is nothing new that we're dealing with we've seen this going on i covered this back as a young reporter back in two thousand and four why is it you know when you're three research that very little has been done to deal with what is

. >> so we talked about brad pitt's chanel 5 commercial?ou said -- >> i thought he was speaking french when i first saw it. >> i honestly did. because there's something strange about the audio of it. >> let's listen. let's try to figure it out. >> every journey ends, but we go on. the world turns and we turn with it. plans disappear. dreams take over. but wherever i go, there you are. my luck, my fate, my fortune. chanel number 5. inevitable. >> here's the other problem with it. >> what happened? what was it? >> in real life it's dreams that disappear and problems that -- can you go back to that quote? >> oh, no, we can't go back. >> please. >> go back. this is the problem. please. >> no, it's already run. we can't. now we have to watch it all over. >> it's dreams disappear and plans take over. that's the problem with real life. see? he has it backwards, hoda. >> that's what the takeaway was? >> yes. now that i finally know what he's saying, now i get why i don't understand that. >> the only people who have closed captioning like that are b

>> i don't know. >> what does brad pitt have in common with bill karins? >> yeah, right. >> well, brad pitt is following in all of those women's footsteps as the new face of chanel number 5. pitt is also the first man ever to represent the iconic perfume. he's reportedly being paid -- get this -- seven million bucks for his efforts. well deserved. >>> this now comes to us from wmc action news 5 in memphis, tennessee, where in nearby oxford, history has come full circle. this weekend, the university of mississippi crowned its first ever african-american homecoming queen. the selection of courtney pearson comes 50 years after ole miss first allowed black students to be admitted, which at the time, led to race riots. pearson credits a diverse group of supporters in winning the vote. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz, this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 5:00 a.m. >> good morning. there will be a little bit of rain today. a couple of showe

by republicans to steal the election i'm joined by bad brad friedman founder and publisher of the brad blog brad welcome hey tom hardy's our great great to have you back with us why is it the republicans are the only ones who ever get caught for voter and election fraud and yet they're the ones who are screaming that there's an epidemic of other election fraud america yeah they seem to be the only ones that are actually doing it i mean in the case of this collin small this fellow who was arrested last week in virginia for for throwing away demmer for throwing away a registration forms let's be clear this he was hired by this firm strategic ally consulting this is the firm that was hired by the r. and c. for some three million dollars to do voter registration in five different states now when they were caught in florida turning in hundreds of apparently fraudulent registration forms the r n c sad that they have a zero tolerance policy for this that they acted swiftly and boldly by firing strategic allied consulting and nathan sproul the guy who created this company at their request but

brad, thanks so much for your insights into windows 8. brad silverberg, the founding partner of ignition partners. and as much as brad might be a bull of microsoft, initially he was bullish, he did concede a lot of the problems a lot of the bears in microsoft will say and that is maybe that microsoft was late to the tablet game, maybe windows 8 isn't as revolutionary as it should be, that the apps are a problem and how do you generate that virtuous cycle that you need to get apps going on this thing. >> all that is true. and even some -- the surface to me was -- i thought it looked great. however, sometimes that doesn't matter. and to your point, maybe they are too late. i own the stock. it's been disappointing. he was talking about if they can do this, if they can't. what if -- what if they can't? what if the surface bombs in what's next for microsoft? >> i think people buy these things, as i said, about -- for the apps. and the problem is you're not going to see people start to make these apps that go with windows until they see the sal

friedman investigative reporter for brad blogger dot com thanks so much thanks christine. well you've heard about big oil and big tobacco those lobbying groups that spend quite a bit of money consume convincing consumers and lawmakers alike that their product is necessary what you may not have heard of is big candy i'm not making this up thanks to the center for responsive politics we now know there's quite a bit of money given to political candidates by the companies responsible for filling up their trick or treat bags so on this halloween day correspondent liz wahl breaks down some of the politicians the biggest candy companies are sweet on. as millions of americans today splurge on sugary treats not only is it making kids happy and hyper it's also a treat for big candies we're talking about the candy lobby and they're dishing out the dough for candidates they want on the menu and it looks like big candy has a sweet tooth for republican candidates the top candy lobby is nestle a company that makes kickout bars and butter fingers in addition to hot pockets in haagen does

brad, good to have you with us. brad, starting, if i may, with you.his is becoming an unwieldy weight for the administration. surely, they understand how urgent it is that the record be set straight and soon. >> well, here's where the cover up begins. they are trying to cover tracks by saying initially the intelligent services told them it was a spoon tape yows attack, but the key questions, lou, is what did the president know? when did he know it? when did the narrative change? did the president ask questions? was he briefed in person? or rely on paper reports? one thing is for sure, lou, and that's this. if this happened in new york, if one of the ambassadors picked off the streets in new york and the consulate in new york to the u.n. was damaged like in libya, there would have been hell to pay. what's the difference between where our ambassadors picked off by terrorist terrorists whether the votes of new york or benghazi. how is it possible the administration and the president, who should have superior knowledge, allows so board nants to tell multi

we will go to brad bell in city and roz plater in park.e >> but first, where is sandy and where will it hit? .et's go to steve rudin >> it continues to make its trek , note north, northeast moving very best, but storm s up to 75 m.p.h. maintaining a category one status. living under the overnight hours during the day tomorrow, it is going to start e a move to the west and eventually make landfall w jerseye along the ne coast. looking at the doppler radar, now moving across the chesapeake bay. all this will continue to move west and it will the media metro area over the next hour or two. the big story will come and into tomorrow with the gusting wind, rain and the potential for snow out to the west of the mountains. story as werent gwith what's goin the flood watch that entire area as a warning for frederick county and a quick look at the warning will go into at 8:00 tomorrow morning until 8:00 tuesday evening. wind gusts up to 60 m.p.h. are not out of the question. on what'sa check ocean cityght now in bade things are not so now, but brad bell joins us live. how do things look? >> no

congressman dold is in his first term and brad schneider is a tax consultant.urtesy of wttw, tv this is half an hour. >> illinois 10th congressional district has one of the expenses congressional races in the country as democrats try to take control of the seats for the first time in more than 30 years. they are aided by the recent remap of the district which makes it the most democratic congressional district in the country that is held by a republican. the newly drawn district is runs along lake finished -- michigan. a couple quick notes before we begin. this forum is streamed life on our website, wttvw.com. you have a question for the candidates, you can ask it there. also a note about our format tonight. this is not a formal debate. the candidates will not give opening or closing statements. their answers will not be timed and they will not necessarily be asked the same question. i will use fairness as my guide to move the discussion along. we asked the candidates to stay on topics and not give campaign speeches. now joining us is brad schneider, he's a dem

brad, your thoughts on the deficit?ook, first of all, you won't be surprised that i disagree with that analysis. you know the president, the savings from the wars is actually true and important. i mean, mitt romney, chris, wants to spend $2 trillion on the defense department the pentagon asked for and he wants to go back to war in iraq. those should be concerns of the american people. those would explode the deficit. he didn't lay out one single detail about how other than going after big bird how he would deal with the deficit last night. not one single detail. >> what were the details there, shawn? >> okay, hold on a second. this is the same president who attacks -- hold on, brad, quiet down. i actually am going to make a point factual. you may want to take note. the president in the same debate said that he wants to achieve savings through drawing down the war in iraq and afghanistan, but it is also the same president who said the wars were not paid for, they were paid for with borrowed money from china. if you're bo

brad schneider? schneider: i believe two people -- life is hard. raising a family is hard, having a career is hard. having a partner to do that together, having someone to be standing by your side in tough times but also in good times. if two people want to commit for a lifetime, god bless them. >> i don't want to prevent two loving individuals from having a life together. one of the reasons why i supported, in essence, a piece of legislation that would allow domestic partners to have health benefits and be able to be on their partner's health benefits, and i've come forward to say i believe that civil unions should be acceptable. so we want to make sure that they have these rights, but i do believe marriage is between a man and a woman. >> i believe two people who want to make this commitment, it should be marriage. this is why the human rights campaign gave me their endorsement. >> moderator: congressman, do you think your sentiment is reflected in your district? dold: it is a moderate district, no

i've never [inaudible] >> we're going to check back in with brad bell soon. at the reagan national airport what are the transportation troubles related to sandy >> a lot of them. a lot of flights into and out of here were cancelled this evening which tomorrow is looking a lot worse and that's going to be the case at all the airports in our region. if you wanted to take met trow, couldn't do it because they're shutting down for at least the next day and a whole lot of other transportation options are being taken away from you as well. >> in less than an hour met tro will shut down for at least 24 hours, maybe longer. not only is rail service stopping but bus service as well. >> are you going to be get out? >> i don't think so. >> at the airport rebooking lines were jammed. >> we can't get back to pence col la. >> joe ran the marine corps marathon today only to find his flight cancelled. >> we are from month biel alabama so we're used to hurricanes. >> train service isn't an option either. amtrak won't run until tuesday at the earliest. hundreds lined up to cat

your first client that you are studying is named brad. he has a normal iq, he has been divorced and remarried. he has no history of psychiatric illness. oddly, has worked as a correctional officer for a while. he has worked as a schoolteacher. 16 years ago, he hit his head and knocked himself unconscious. no kind of neurological events following that. for the last year, he has had some migraines. he started using pornography on the internet. he started soliciting sex from women working in massage parlors. he reports that he has a very high sex drive and conceals his behavior because he feels that it is wrong. there is a picture. [laughter] in 2010, he makes some subtle sexual advances to his stepdaughter. mom find out about this and brad is legally removed from the home and diagnosed as a pedophile. he is chemically castrated in treatment to try to reduce his sexual behavior. he is found guilty of child molestation and he is sent to a sexual addiction facility or jail. brad chooses rehab. in rehab, he starts being inappropriate. staff. he

let's bring in former fbi consultant brad garrett.arned a few details about how this couple new mr. holt. i guess that's the first thing the inverses are going after, the extent of the relationship. >> right, there may be none, george. this could be an attraction by whether holt or was he breaking into her car when she was going to work but something went drastically wrong in that parking lot. there's no indication that there was a relationship between the two of them. the police are going to have to try to figure out what was going on inside his head. >> how much of a case do the police have? >> well, it appears they've got a lot forensics. and what they haven't told us what do they have on surveillance cameras and other locations. but finding, apparently, his dna in the car. there were prints where his body was found. it looks to me they got a reasonable case forensically at this point. >> based on your experience, what would be your thumbnail profile of the shooter? >> well, if there is no relationship, it appears he had some sort

>> first i want to say what brad said is often not true. it is not new voices. it's all voices and very few voices. very few voices on rich people. when you have a group like the american national -- or crossers they're funded by remarkably few people. i think that's the key. we are talking people give $500,000. this isn't your man on the street. this is a couple of people, maybe 100 people are participating in these elections. think about whether you think our elections ought to be bought and paid for just by billionaires and multimillionaires. that's who is influencing our elections. it's not your joe citizen. those aren't the voices your hearing. >> one thing on that topic. academic study, and i would want to see more wide range analysis. i cover super pacs in a primary issue. and, in fact, it was the candidate with the biggest super pac to one republican primary. eventually it was mitt romney who had the biggest super pac. is dollars or republican donors for the most part, the guy with the second biggest super pac, blasted the second of august. i was a woode

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brad benson special projects manager. i am here representing port that is working on this project. byron rhett is helping me out and we have representing the san francisco public utilities commission today donna palassos and others. essentially the public utilities commission is in the process of diversing the public water supply and looking at recycled water at fulfilling some of the city's water needs and have approached the port at looking at a number of port sites that could potentially where they could build a recycled water plant on the east side of the city. they're looking at other sites as well and barbara is here to give a policy overview of the project, some of the siting considerations, the process -- the public participation process they're in right now and i will talk about next steps so thank you barbara. >> thank you. i am barbara palassos and a project manager with the sfpuc and i am here here'd to give you a introduction about this project of the i will talk about the water portfolio and the water program we're implementing here in san francisco. provide more deta

brad? i think, they will roll with governor romney and the reason being, again, we have a state of virginia, who is run by a very good governor, a governor mcdonald, who is again somebody who made tough decisions for virginia, when the -- with republican policies and we are no spending more than we take in, in virginia and are forward thinking on energy and unfortunately, again, virginia is stuck in a situation, where we can't exploit our own resources, because of the regulations that the obama administration put on virginia. >> arthel: donna, go for virginia. >> i think that the president has done an extraordinary job in persuading a number of folks in that state, that the message that he is delivering and the work he's doing for virginia and the country is really delivering value. their unemployment rate is lower and, frankly i think that the governor's comments, during the episodes on women's rights, really did damage, in the constituency that romney needs to do better in, and, the presi

i thought it was belittling. >> brad, any concern here? the fight for the middle, fight for the swing voters, did biden perhaps go too far? women voters included here, too. >> heck, no. first of all, i was watching this last night with dials and the vice president was off the charts. the vice president is passionate. those times where he was interrupting or flashing a grin, he was calling out paul ryan for lying. that was what happened last night. that's why they want to replay this debate and try to make the vice president to be out as something he is not. paul ryan lost. he was exposed for lying on the tax plan. he was exposed for lying on medicare. he was exposed to somebody that wants to privatize social security. he was exposed as a ticket that is politicalizing a tragedy in the middle east. the vice president called him out. i was so proud of him. >> some are saying the one weak point was the response to the initial question on libya. >> they sent the u.n. ambassador out to say this is because of a protest and youtube video. >> that

and infrastructure, financing, we will be working since 2006 and the direction and brad with brad benson's support and developing the financing tools for the public infrastructure. and in particular, the financing districts and the ability to capture tax increment. and to actually put those tools in the play is going to involve working closely with a city's budget and finance department. and departments such as the controller office and the staff such as the public utilities commission. and we believe that with the port staff, already assigned, and the new implementation team that has been described here and also with the direction on the direction of... also the workforce development will be able to address the challenges that we will face in those areas and others. >> the orton group we are working on a term sheet to bring that to you hopefully at your next commission meeting. forest city as i described earlier is doing a lot of due diligence working with the community. and in november, or december, we are really excited about the fact that they will be bringing that to you for the publi