. >> skydiving cameraman, brian scott, tapes the practice session. the skydivers will use the tape later to analyze the jump. >> canopy formation is multiple parachuters flying together in formation. he will put a foot in the line and hold that parachute while someone else comes and forms the formation and you'll form a diamond of parachutes. >> it's a risky jump. mike lewis embraces the challenge. >> canopy formation is a very fragile formation. the idea of someone grabbing ahold of your parachute scares experienced jumpers even more than new jumpers. because if they get all tangled up in your parachute, it's gone. you can't use it to land. >> lewis is the detail man today. he knows even the smallest miscue can be a disaster. >> it's much like choreographing a dance because everyone has an assigned place to fly to and take ahold of the other canopy. you have to have your hand and feet in the right place. you have to plan out the entire jump, and then the challenge is to do it. >> for today's world record attempt, lewis assembles the best in the fiel

we're having a debate here with congressman brian bilbray and his challenger, scott peters. a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> moderator: welcome back here at ut sand you go and the ut tv debate between brian bilbray and scott peters. scott, i wanted to give the floor to you. we were talking about made care and how to mix it. peters: it was "the wall street journal" that said the ryan plan would end medicare as we know it. it wasn't some left-wigger who said that. the other thing he says he's got me on tape twice saying that i wanted to >> was to make sure that seniors are protected and guaranteed, that we are talking about young people, talking about in the future of how we can set up a contract with young people that are sustainable rather than talking about cutting to seniors, we're talking about working out an arrangement and actually proposing to give young people a health plan much like the congressional health plan. so we actually have a menu that you can work with. but do it now. don't wait until the young people become seniors and then start pulling the rug out from under them. l

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we have brian bilbray for challenger simon scott peters. or: welcome back to good uttv debate between brian bilbray and challenger. i want to give the floor to you talking about medicare and how to fix it. bilbray: first a rebuttal. "the wall street journal" said they supported the right thing but in medicare as we know it. it wasn't some left-winger that said that. the other thing is they've got me on tape twice saying i wanted to and medicare. he cut my answer off for once and does i'd wondered if he'd release the whole answer that i gave an order that the public might have proposal. peters: you've been quoted as saying that medicare needs to be cut to sustain it. and that you're suggesting, how exactly do you do that? bilbray: you have to get the benefits. you have to cut the cost. we don't negotiate the cost of prescription to do that. to use the leverage to negotiate a price. we also know there's a lot of overbilling we need to take care of. and that's it in a very clear throughout this campaign. >> moderator: i want to get back to divi

scott. >> brian, it's all on the line tonight, game five from nats park.eo gets a second start of the season tonight. if he has to hand it off to the bullpen, a group that doesn't often get their deserves. they did their job last night. we'll have that story and a preview of tonight's game five coming up. [ mitt romney ] look at the evidence of the last four years. under the president's policies, middle income americans have been buried. they're just being crushed. middle-income americans have seen their income come down by $4,300. this is a tax in and of itself. i'll call it the economy tax. i'm not going to raise taxes on anyone. my plan is to bring down rates to get more people working. my priority is putting people back to work in america. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> welcome back to nats park. game five. i'm scott smith. last night, the image was that of jason worth and the walkoff home run. there were a lot of components to last night's game. why they got the w. a lot of people stepped up. >> ross had a great start. probably the be

live here oakland i'm brian flores. >> scott olson took part in last nights march. he is the person that suffered a severe brain injury during a protest last year and says he was hit by a bean bag fired by police. olson was if a wheelchair and wore a safety helmet. he says he still has trouble with his speech but wanted to join in the protest he says to hold police accountable for their actions. >>> time is now 6:06. the giants won again last night. they will be leaving for detroit in a few hours for more of the world series. ktvu claudine wong is joining us live she is at at & t park again where the team will be coming together in a little while. claudine. >> reporter: we do expect the players here in a couple hours. right now we want to take you back into the ballpark. kind of walk you through. this is a beautiful shot. really just because we can. obviously they are not playing here they will be on the road. we have seen crews busy all morning long cleaning up and getting things ready. we know there is quite a mess out there. they are taking a break right now. it

brian, what's the latest out there? >> reporter: scott, i basically want to point out this area balloons to 100,000 people in the summer and goes down to 22,000 in terms of year round residents. i'm told many of them decided to stay. we hope that's an okay decision. included in that summertime population are a lot of famous people. we talked to a local official here to put it in some perspective for us. >> if you work yourself from the point all the way farther west, you'd hear names like paul simon, robert de niro, ralph lauren. every property with wind like this or sustained heavy winds could have some damage. so i fret for those properties as well as the other 22,000 of us that watch those properties on television or whatever. >> yawn winner is one name people right not know. founder of "rolling stone" magazine. it's a who's who. jerry seinfeld has a place in town. we are about two hours away from low tide. surf continues to get extremely intense. the nervousness here isn't about a loss of business. we're in the low season. it's a week

i am brian in for scott. four hours until the close. and here's how things look on this friday, october 26. we are in the red but not by much. the dow down 34 points. .25%. come on. the s&p down more, the nasdaq, as well. in fact, tech has been a wreck much of this week. that is going to be a big theme all this hour. it has been a wild ride for monday until today. all the way from apple to yahoo!, actually until zynga. literally a to z in technology. we are pleased to have editor-in-chief and ceo of business insider join us, he'll be here for the hour to help us make sense of all that is going on. we're also trading all the big movers today with guy, pete, the better looking, john, and steve -- >> thank you -- >> that's right. >> thank you. >> wait a minute. >> getting to the battle of the technology titans startsing with the letter a. amazon and apple reporting disappointing earnings. stocks aren't offering an opportunity to buy through the dip, though. amazon a little higher on the day. apple holding above 600. so what is the better v

scott and brian, we're excited. go nats tomorrow. >> so the cards and nats, they are even down the regular season. they played nine times. nats won five of them, but here at home, they are 3-1 against the cardinals. >> home field advantage. thanks, scott. if you are riding the rails to the game, metro has advice. avoid switching lines near downtown. so, stay away from metro center, gallery place if you can. might want to take the new jersey avenue entrance to the navy yard ball park station because it gets less crowded and make sure you have your fare card to avoid long lines at the vending machines. >>> new tonight, metro is stuck in the middle of the controversy over politically charged advertisements now appearing in several metro stations. the ads have appeared at subway stations in san francisco and in new york city. as fox 5 tells us, opponents are now asking for equal time. >> the poster in question is behind glass on the platform here at the u street metro station. also on display at takoma park, georgia ave

. >> moderator: i want to thank both candidates, congress brian bilbray, scott peters, appreciate your insight. and the level to which it engaged. >> we are live this one at the american enterprise institute. they're holding a panel on the presidential race voting patterns and the latest polls. panelist will also examine the closest senate and house contests and we'll hear from norman ornstein, author of the new york times bestseller, it's even worse than it looks, and "washington examiner" michael barone. >> on behalf of my aei colleagues, michael barone, henry olsen and norm ornstein, i'd like to welcome all of you and our c-span viewers to this, the final pre-election session of aei's election watch program. we will be back on november 8, 2 days after the election for election session where we will be examining the exit poll entrails and try to tell you what happened and why. we hope to see them. in 12 days, or 279 hours, voters will start casting the election day ballots. if tradition holds, the voters in new hampshire, population 11, will gather at midnight to vote and announced t

brian, thanks. >>> elsewhere, the candidates for the u.s. senate in massachusetts, scott brown and elizabeth warren, debated for the second time last night. the two were combative as they staked out opposite positions on issues ranging from job creation to bringing home troops from afghanistan. nbc's david gregory of "meet the press" was the moderator, and they also clashed over brown's claim of partisan independence. >> if he is re-elected, that increases the odds that the republicans will control the senate and that he can block president obama's agenda. >> if you're going to comment on my record, i would at least have you refer to it -- >> can we -- >> excuse me, excuse me. >> go ahead, senator. >> excuse me, i'm not a student in your classroom. please let me respond. thank you. >> recent polls before the debate showed elizabeth warren with a small lead over scott brown. >>> and last night on "the rachel maddow show," congressman barney frank weighed in on the debate. he explained scott brown's stance and what he believes are inconsistencies in his campaign. >> here's

brian. we'll look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. and oh, scott, it's 61 in santa louse. nice and bamy in comparison. >> and thank you, sue. the nationals are underway as we speak and looking to take a 2-0 series lead on the cardinals and the health of rg3 is the top story at redskins park. the quarterback was knocked out of yesterday's game with a concussion. what it means for the game, his future and are the redskins in trouble for handling the injury. that is all straight ahead. >> not yet halloween but but yom zombies are haunting folks. more than 1,000 dressed up in the uk and tried to break the world record for the largest gathering. the previous record was set during new jersey's zombie walk in 2010. in 2010.  . >>> people in new orleans are upset about tourist buses in the lower 9th ward. one of the hardest hit cities. and it's been -- there's been a ban on buses since 2006 and loosely enforced until recently. they come through seeing fats dominoes house and homes by brad pitt. >> the residents are disrespected and don't want to be looked up

brian, thanks. >>> well, elsewhere, the candidates for the u.s. senate seat in massachusetts, scott brown and elizabeth warren, debated for the second time last night. the two were combative as they staked out opposite positions on issues ranging from creating jobs to bringing troops home from afghanistan. with nbc's david gregory of "meet the press" as moderator, they also clashed over brown's claim of partisan independence. >> if he's re-elected, that increases the odds that the republicans will control the senate and that he can block president obama's agenda. >> if you're going to comment on my record, i would at least have you refer to it -- >> can we just -- >> excuse me. excuse me. we're not -- >> go ahead, senator. >> excuse me. i'm not a student in your classroom. please let me respond, okay? thank you. >> well, recent polls before the debate showed elizabeth warren with a small lead over scott brown. >>> and now here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america. joyriding may land one philadelphia child in jail. police are preparing to charge the 10-ye

brian shactman in montauk, long island. scott cohen in battery park, new york city. let's go to scott with the latest. >> probably will be the last report we do have from this location here because as you may be able to he the waters of new york harbor starting to lap up on to this area here at the battery at the tip of lower manhattan. precursor to the big storm surge that's going to come in with hurricane sandy. we don't want to be anywhere near it. i can tell you now that manhattan, crossroads of the world, sun creasingly now becoming an island because within the next couple of hours, the major bridge misand out of new york city, george washington bridge, other bridges in this area, will be closing down and the issue on that front is the winds. i want to show you video shot, just a few moments ago of one world trade center. people tower. these are the tallest construction cranes in new york city. the port authority of new york and new jersey says that these cranes are okay. i can tell new the short time since we shot that video, and now, the -- one world trade cen

brian sullivan here for melissa lee and scott wapner. the rally rolls on. the s&p with the best gain in over a month, up 2.3%. welcome, everybody. guys, listen. this has been called the most hated stock market rally of all time. nobody knows who's doing the buying, but somebody is. brian, how are you trading this? >> at this point you have to be long. you have bounced off 1425. the real question now is what's the catalyst to get us out of the trading range. we have the ten-year bonds at 180, 185. we can break out of that. maybe there is a catalyst where you get the great rotation. perhaps there is a grand bargain in europe. perhaps italy, greece, spain all getting a bailout at one time. that may be the catalyst. most importantly, we have really improving economic numbers, or at least housing numbers which is a big part of the recovery. we have said for a while the big risk is people aren't pricing in a better economy. >> jim cramer said stocks sell on the micro and rise on the macro. ibm is a giant corporation, disappointing. if you believe the theory, ther

. >> reporter: well, brian, there's never been any proof that the president ever said that. the only source for this is an article in "the washington post" by scott wilson who wrote that the president said this in a meeting with the leaders of many jewish organizations. >> that was nbc's andrea mitchell reporting. >>> well, this week with brian williams, he's going to be going on the road for an exclusive interview with president obama. you'll be able to see that on "today," "nightly news," and "rock center." >>> here's a look at other stories making news early today in america. we're going to begin with some new developments surrounding jesse jackson jr.'s battle with his bipolar disorder. the illinois congressman is said to be in a fragile state while still running for re-election. congressman bobby rush and danny davis visited their friend and colleague at his washington, d.c., home. davis and rush said jackson displayed surprising sharpness and acknowledged that he needed continued treatment. jackson is headed back to minnesota's mayo clinic for further in-patient care. >>> california engineers are look into the state's 20,000 bridges and ove

. >> brian: that's how scott describes you. which is odd.and i have pass catchers. thank you, i wish you were a better looking guy. hey, st. luse shocking the cardinalings. cend ricks scoring on the opening drive for the rammings. they are 3-2 for the year and handing the first loss of the season. cardinals who had their way in the nfl, but not last night. rams recording nine sacks. and kevin cobb on the run all night. rams, 3and two under jeff fisher and listen to this. j.p. morgan ceo jamie diamond getting a pep talk from john brady. he had to deal with losing games and so member asked him to call jamie dimon. he got a call . up your spirits. you lost six billion of your customers money . hang in there. >> did lou garrett die from something other than than the disease? they think he being have died from brain talma. he had no living relatives and the mayo clinic said the roars should stay sealed . what could they see . >> that would change everything . >> they would have to change the movie. >> gretchen: you will wear the gloves for the re

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scott. >>> a last look at the forecast with gary now? >> the accuweather seven-day forecast again, briannd i'll tell you what, it's harder to get better than this in the end of october. 78 degrees the next few days and some folks will be in the lower 80s. south-southwest of us and into the weekend, things are uncertain, due to the new tropical storm sandy. >> all right, gary, thanks. >>> and now you have the news edge. the news is always on www.myfoxdc.com. listen, a remindder for you, we have a new show, short-lived, 15 days long, but it debuts in minutes. fox 5 news edge, you decide 2012 will focus on local and national candidates and the issues during the final two weeks of the campaign. it starts at 6:30 p.m. i'll be your host joined by a fox 5s political reporter tom fitzgerald -- tom fitzgerald and mark plotkin. right off of the top, i will be introducing senator john mccain. we'll have a debate of the issues as well. hang tight. settle in. that is next.  take away his toys and he'll plplay with a stick. take away their bikes and they'll still find a way to get wh

. >> brian: look how much sharper john scott is than us 'cause gets to sleep in 'til like 11. >> steveteve: researchers looked at children aged 7 through 11 and also found kids who get less sleep are more likely to struggle with creativity and problem solving and wind up with lower i.q. tests. >> gretchen: seems like stuff we've known, but okay. >> brian: that was gretchen's reaction. i'll read the next story. schools in florida sending goals for students based on their race. last week the florida board of education passed a plan that sets the high proficiency percentages for asian students and the lowest for black students. many residents outraged understandably. the school board says not all students start at the same point and should not be compared. >> gretchen: i can't believe that that's happening in 2012. when i read that story in the 6:00 a.m. news, i want to make sure that was actually accurate in florida. i was like wait a minute. that's actually happening in 2012? really? >> steve: it is. meanwhile, straight ahead, something else is happening this year. actor tim allen a scr

brian, at the controls tt board assistant, victor pacheco. we're also joined this evening by representatives of the city department that is have cases before the board, scott sanchez is here, he's the zoning administrator also representing the planning department and planning commission, also joined by planning staffer tim fry and joseph duffy is here, senior building inspector, who is representing the department of building inspection. at this time, mr. pacheco, if you could go over the board guidelines. >> the board requests all cell phones and pagers be turned off so they will not disturb the proceedings. please carry on conversations in the hallway. the board's rules of presentation are as follows: appellants each has 7 minutes to present their cases and 3 minutes for rebuttals. people included in these parties must include their comments within the 7 or 3 minute periods. members of the public who are not affiliated with the parties have up to 3 minutes to address the board but no rebuttals. to assure the board with accurate minutes, member s of the public are asked to fill out speaker card. speaker cards and pens are available on the left side of the

brian, it took the sunshine awhile to emerge. but it did. and some big changes coming for the weekend. that is on the way. scott smith, what is on tap for sports? >> and two regular season openers for baseball. what is next for the os and nats? a crazy day of wild card win or go home baseball on deck tomorrow and what that means for our teams. when the news edge at 6 continues. >> and if you have a story, call the number and send an e- mail to that address. we're back. 're back.  [ female announcer ]  who will raise taxes on the middle class? barack obama and the liberals already have. to pay for government-run healthcare, you'll pay higher taxes and more for your medicine. and their plan includes a trillion dollars in higher taxes. even on the middle class. mitt romney and common sense conservatives will cut taxes on the middle class. and they'll close loopholes for millionaires. obama and his liberal allies? we can't afford four more years. [ romney] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. we can't afford four more years. number of students that wea lot of problehave.th the... resources. materi

post by scott wilson who wrote that the president said this in a meeting with the leaders of many jewish organizations. >> that was nbc's andrea mitchell reporting. >>> a note for you, this week brian williams will be going on the road for an exclusive interview with president obama which you will see on "today," nightly news and rock center. >>> here's a look at other stories making news in america. we'll begin with new developments surrounding jesse jackson jr.'s battle with bipartisan d bipolar disorder. he's said to be in a fragile position. davis and rush visited him in his washington, d.c., home. they acknowledged he needed continued treatment. he's headed back to mayo clinic for further in patient care. >>> philadelphia firefighters were left scratching their head after a tire crashed through a home there. it seemed the whole in the roof was caused by a tire from an air 34r5i7b. the officials learned that it came from a truck which collided by a car on the expressway. >>> a new exhibit of showing off the beauty of new york city's subway system. the display pays homage to the miss subway contest. from 1941 to 1976 they selected a working class woman to wear the crown each mon

scott. >> you bet. >>> for the second time this week, the bay area can claim a nobel prize. a stanford professor won the award in chemical. brian kobilka and his partner began their work on protein receptors in 1968. about half of all medications act on these receiptors. so learning about them has allowed pharmaceutical companies to develop better drugs. >> stanford has been a really remarkable place. i'm not really sure how i managed to land here, but i did. as i was telling someone this morning, i think it was the only place that offered me a job. >> he said he got the phone call at 2:30 this morning and five committee members passed the phone around, congratulating him. he said when five people talk to you in swedish accents, you realitize it is not a prank. >> no, not a prank at all. >>> and seeing that hail out there today wasn't a prank either. jeff ranieri joins us now. still a little bit of stormy weather out there. >> that's right. we're continuing to track what was a very dangerous thunderstorm cell moving across the south bay this afternoon from about 3:00 to just about 5:00. again, the past couple of hours moved fro

scott, how is it looking now in the water receding? >> reporter: the water has receded, brian, but that only -- that doesn't begin to tell the story. what will they be facing tomorrow, people that try to come into manhatten? they will, first of all, be facing an epic commute. that is because while bridges and tunnels maybe open, the subway operating sporadically at best and a lot of people take mass transit in from the suburbs. new jersey transit which operate the path traipse from new jersey into lower manhattan said that the system has been devastated based on early inspections. they have seen terrible damage on the metro north system, takes people in from the northern suburbs. we have seen flooding over the last 24 hours of historic proportions, you're seeing some of the pictures from the last -- from overnight. a lots of damage may not be visible as you first get into the city it absolutely is underground and as a result, governor cuomo is calling in reinforcements. >> the army corps of engineers is sending us their best naal t they call it the national unwatering team. i

post" by scott wilson who said -- wrote that the president said this in a meeting with the leaders of many jewish organizations. >> that was nbc's andrea mitchell. >>> a note for you, this week brian williams will be going on the road for an exclusive interview with president obama which you will see on "today," "nightly news" and ""rock center"" as well as here on msnbc. >>> here's a look at other stories making news in america. we'll begin with new developments surrounding jesse jackson jr.'s battle with his bipolar disorder. the illinois congressman is said to be in a fragile state while still running for re-election. davis and rush visited him in his washington, d.c., home. they said he had surprising sharpness and they acknowledged he needed continued treatment. jackson is headed back to the mayo clinic for further in-patient care. >>> philadelphia firefighters were left scratching their head after a tire crashed through a home. it seemed the whole in the roof was caused by a tire from an airplane. the officials learned that it came from a truck which collided by a car on the expressway. >>> appalachian fin and finally divers received some inspiration from the election coming

brian. the celebration in full swing at the ballpark, more on that in just a moment from scott smith, our sports director, but fox 5's bob barnard starts us off with fan reaction outside the park. bob, take it away. >> reporter: there is some serious natitude here, we. look at shirts. they've already been printed and sold. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: let me talk to this man. this is brian from washington d.c. how you feeling right now? >> right, thank you. >> reporter: what is that like in there? >> overwhelming. it was great to see them win this national title. >> reporter: this happened a little bit in an anti-climactic way because the nats found out and all their fans at around 9:45 when the pittsburgh pirates up in pittsburgh beat the atlanta braves. so with that the nats became the national league east champions. here, this is from masn what it looked like inside. the place went nuts. it was between the top and bottom of the 9th inning here and the nats are down 2-0 at the point, but because the braves lost in pittsburgh the nats are nl east champs. take a look at these people, g

scott? >> yeah gary yesterday the skins went out and resigned chris cooley. today they picked up a teammate of his from 2010. how teammate keiland williams figures into it. brian? >> call us (202)895-3000. or mail us. we're back. anncr: seven-hundred-thousand jobs. that's what the plan george allen supports... would cost our economy. newspapers called it "economically destructive." like allen's votes to give tax breaks to companies... that ship jobs overseas, his economic plan would... help big corporations, devastating the middle class. allen even voted against tax breaks for small businesses. virginia can't afford to go back to george allen. the democratic senatorial campaign committee... is responsible for the content of this adrtising. >>> the scandal at the vatican over the theft of private papillaters is not over yet -- papal letters is not over yet. an appeal is pending. >>> the new york police department under fire after an informant says he was paid to bait muslims, 19-year-old ramen in the black shirt there claims the nydp used a strategy called create and capture. he waited for people outside mosques and started conversations about jihad or terroris

brian, and, wow, a beautiful day today into the mid-60s and it will be warmer tomorrow. we'll talk more about that and a hurricane that is in the atlantic. those details are just ahead. scott, what do you have in sports? >> rg3 and the redskins take aim at first place in the division. a visit to new york, a team that despite winning the super bowl, the since dominatd. a preview is ahead in sports, brian. >>> if you missed this, take a look. look. it's actually real. i don't believe that it's photo shopped looks like he forgot the oil on his face and dark brown on the body. n the body.  . >>> vice president biden and three pennsylvania governors were among the many dignitaries at arlen specter's funeral today and took place outside of philadelphia he died sunday. he was 82. >>> penn state won't renew the contract of tim curly. curly has been on leave since being charged last year with perjury. and failing to report a child sex abuse allegation against sandusky. he is scheduled to stand trial in january and is denied the allegations. >>> the bomb shell in the prostitution scandal in kennebunk maine. the first 100 mes of men accused of paying a fitness instructor for sex. >>

brian: who is hysterical. >> gretchen: we have barry sanders, scott bat from the band, creed.bill o'reilly and laura ingraham and arnold schwarzenegger. you know, cruel, cruel summer, nathan lane, i heard a rumor? i was listening to these songs yesterday. bananarama, the best girl's band ever. they've been around 30 years already. this they'll join us. >> brian: tomorrow we'll apology to the go-goes. >> gretchen: and maybe i should call them ladies. so -- sorry, i love them. i'm not going to be pc. i like them. she's been here. i like them. let's do headlines. new developments. there is now a third report of seats coming loose on an american airline flight. the "new york post" reporting last week a flight from colorado to dallas had an issue and another one when a row of seats began sliding around the cabin. take a listen to audio of the pilot talking to air traffic control. >> an unusual one for you. during climbout, rows of passenger seats, row 12 d, e and f came loose out of the floor. passengers are unable to sit in that seat. >> gretchen: yesterday another flight from new

your bias toward eurocrat abc, which is great, can you speak to your competition as brian williams and his bunch, scott kelly and his paunch and so for in the cables, of course. >> i am happy to. brian is terrific. he is number one in the evening. he has ended. he has paid his dues. he is a terrific anchor, very strong. they have a great news operation and nbc news. their faltering a little bit in the morning now, but they deserve all the success that they have had. i have enormous admiration for what cbs news is doing. people probably don't know the inside of this, but a longtime executive producer of 60 minutes has taken over as chairman. he as a man named david roads to is the president there, and they have decided to go a different direction with their network newscast. in the evening in the morning, to do more international and to do more of what we call hard news. i'd like the hard news of this distinction, but more substantive news. it is a true difference. there are number three, but they have made some inroads, particularly in the evening, and i admire that fact that they're taking a different

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. >> brian: some of the republicans who have come out for -- from celebrities come out, kelsey grammar, scottxhale for the romney campaign. they didn't know where she was going to go. john elway -- the other side is huge. >> well, you know -- >> brian: george clooney? jz, beyonce? >> for obama and for the democratic party in general. you certainly do. but clint eastwood, with the chair, come on. you couldn't have made a bigger impact than that. >> brian: that's true. that was impact is an interesting word. a very good political word. let's talk about something else. not only did you want to meet me, which is a great reason to be here. >> yes, i did. i have my picture up like right next o donny osmond. yours. >> now, tell me about something that's serious that really has you taking notice. >> that's right. i am proud to be spokesperson for the heart rhythm society. every year 350,000 americans die suddenly of sudden cardiac arrest. i just went to the funeral of my good friend, michael clark duncan, who died of sudden cardiac arrest just a couple of months ago. >> brian: greatest guy. >> yeah.

brian bolter. a record crowd of just over 45,000, part of history today at nats park. unfortunately the nationals will now be history if they don't win tomorrow. sports director scott smith here now with what went wrong today. >> the nats in the last two games look a lot different from nats of the regular season outscored today in the game, nats fans waving the red towels, top of the 1st no score edwin jackson facing alan craig. with a runner on, two hits, base hit down the line in left field corner, matt holliday including around, a 1-0 cards lead. into the top of the 2nd now edwin jackson in a jam, two on, no outs, pete kozma at the dish turns on the inside pitch, a three-run home run to left field, jackson done after five innings giving up eight hits, four runs. to the bottom of the 5th nats trailing 4 -0. michael morse, bases loaded, two outs. he can tie it with one big swing. instead he flies out to the right and ending nats fall 8-0 and trail in the series two games to one. the heart of the lineup is not coming through with timely hits. >> they're doing the same thing they've always done. they're just not getting hits. you go through certain times during regu

scott. i just pretend to be. my name is brian. i am the vice president of the partnership for venison. part of our mission is research. we need to provide information to policy-makers and future of folks who are in the world to have this problem of fake drugs. part of our mission of doing that is to support the fellowship. carl was the second fda commissioner. the first to start evidence- based regulations. we thought that would be an appropriate name for our fellowship. it is great that he was a physician doing this work. he had a very interesting perspective. he would try all of the drugs himself first to check out they were safe. i cannot advocate that today. please do not tell margaret i said that. it is my privilege to integers -- to introduce a faculty member at the university california medicine. he has published more than 60 articles on drug safety and global health. he is the leading authority on global health around a world. in addition, he is a very well sought after in terms of presentation. most recently, harvard medical school. you might think a guy like this, he is proba

brian white follows apple for tow peek owe capital markets and is in china checking out the supply chain and joins us live on the fast line. welcome. >> hi, scott. >> are there real reasons for concern? you have boots on the ground over there. >> absolutely not. i look at this pullback as a gift ahead of the holidays. we had a big pullback last october, came on cnbc at $400. we said buy this stock. people thought we were crazy. it went to 700 in a year. i look at the stock today trading at ten times x cash and they just put out the biggest launch in their history, up 100% year-over-year in preorders, and it is a home run. they're sold out around the world. >> so you say it is nothing to worry about. i am reading your note. october 9, 2012, the supply chain continues to struggle with yields and this is especially true for the iphone 5, you say, as such we estimate that the iphone 5 could be 32 million to 40 million in the december quarter, rather than the 40 to 50 million that many had believed was possible ahead of the debut. that says problem to me. why do you say no problem now? >> so there are supply constraints. they're not going to be lost

brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. in the meantime, today is the deadline for oakland to rule on complaints about officer conduct during last year's street closure. among those injured, scott olsen who was hit with a projectile. disciplinary action is recommended. the state law requires a ruling be made within a year of an incident. >>> a man has died after a treat in a it -- after a fight in a street gang violence. police are calling his death suspicious until the autopsy reports are complete. a second man who was -- would was -- was also hurt is expected to survive. >>> the homeless man in san francisco was killed as he was sleeping on someone's drive. this happened about 7:00 on tuesday morning on third street. police say a woman backed over him as she pulled over. -- pudged over the garage. we don't know his nape. his death was been ruled and -- ruled an accident. >>> support appears to be slipping for governor brown's tax measure to fund it -- to fund education. 48% likely voters support prop 0 while 44% are opposed. if this fails, it would trigger billions of dollars in education cuts. >>> coming up at 7:45, governor injuriry brown will be live in our studios to talk

. >> reporter: well brian, there's never been any proof that the president ever said that. the only source for this is an article in "the washington post" by scott wilson who said that the president said this in a meeting with the leaders of manyorganizations, they've only said there is no daylight as the president said tonight, that israel is very close strategically, they have no military exercises going on at this time. no one has been able to corroborate it but it is very true that he did think that george w. bush rubber stamped his policies too much. >> andrea mitchell part of our team going over all the assertions made the facts thrown around the stage and which ones of them bear out under some inspection. andrea, thanks. let's go back up to our booth above the debate stage to chuck todd. and chuck, a couple of givens here. no poll remains fresh for that long. it's a snapshot in time. this race you know we're going to wake up 14 days to go. everything still going to be on the move. we've talked about the 47%-47% national number but let's go inside these battleground states. the national number's important because it can be a leading indica