. >> so was elisa just conning larry? surely, thought fred, she wouldn't have done away with him.ould she? >> it wouldn't make any sense even for a dedicated polecat to do anything like that because he was the goose that laid the golden egg. it wouldn't make any sense whatsoever. >> it was a farm worker who noticed a flock of vultures or buzzards drifting above one of these grape fields, saw something sticking out of the ground. and soon a missing person's case turned into something much, much worse and considerably more bizarre. >>> it was february 2002. a remote vineyard up in the northern california central valley, a farm worker checking the outer reaches of a giant field of grape couldn't help but see the big birds wheeling round and round. something out there. >> vultures were circling. he spotted the vultures so he went out to see what they were circling. >> investigator javier ramos and lieutenant robert bookwalter worked with the san joaquin county sheriff's department at the time. they were among the first on the scene. >> must be some dead animal. >> that's what he said,

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larry page's voice soued. a lot of people will be talking about that. go to see you, teddy, by the way. the issue here is this is company depending if you're pro or con, if you're pro google, this is company despite hits they're taking on motorola, moving out of its realm of advertised based revenue generator at your computer and at your pc and they talked about this a few statements from larry page. incredibly excited about the opportunities ahead. that is a no-brainer. you expect him to say that but great products that are defining the future. he is talking about the nexus 7 and tablet they hope will give real headaches to apple but they also talked about, and this was a figure, you can mess with a run rate but he talked about an $8 million mobile run rate last year -- 8 billion. only included revenue from mobile ads but revenue from google play content and consumer spending across the applicationsou can get at google. this is where they're putting their future. to put it into contextings facebook is saying they're trying to figure out how to monetize mobile devices. goog putting a strategy that is painful, you see it in the numbers but if you're a

larry page. dagen: nike dropping lance armstrong. connell: all that, plus the choice, a mouse or a touch screen? walt mossberg will join us. the pros and conswindows eight. that was some debate last night. they were really going at it. dagen: i thought it was very presidential. i hope they are all like that. it was that good. connell: it

con the president's lead expanded. then came the first debate and governor romney surged in the polls. what is in store for the final stretch of the race? joining us now larry sabato director of the center for politics at the university of virginia. he has his crystal ball out. larry what are you seeing in it when it comes to the presidential race? >> jon, i'm seeing 19 of the longest days of our lives. jon: [laughter] >> between now and the election. let's just hope it doesn't go into over time, which i don't think is good for the country. it might. it's certainly possible. this is a close, competitive race. president obama has dropped electoral college votes since the convention, he was once as high as 290, now we've got him down below the 270 mark. he's at 267. governor romney has been adding electoral college vup to 235. there are four pure toss ups, virginia, colorado, new hampshire, and we've haded whi weave we've added wisconsin which is really really tight again after being not so tight for a while. and there are states like ohio that are no strongly in contention they could also switch. jon: we will be talking specifically with a denver post report