strike 1, cory wade.er will be miguel cabrera. let's look at his night. fouled out his 50 time up, and then rips a home run into center. burger king smooth plays of the game. then he hit a double. was at second, ball trickles away from russell martin and he tries to take third, he's thrown out. his frustration back in the sixth. >> i think if i'm cory wade, i try to make miguel cabrera hit a ball if he's going to hit anything, expand the plate on him. make every pitch like it's an 0-2 or a 1-2 pitch. >> 1 ball, 1 strike. >> wade trying to work an uneventful eighth. inside on cabrera in the ninth inning, it will be russell martin for the yankees and back to the top, jeeter and granderson. >> neither starter will get a decision here tonight. fly ball in center. at the wall. cabrera -- what a night! [cheering] >> miguel cabrera puts detroit back on top. 3-2 in the eighth. you can forget the base-running mistake, as he just pounded another home run to straightaway center field. after missing with the 10-1 and

strike 1, cory wade.er will be miguel cabrera. let's look at his night. fouled out his 50 time up, and then rips a home run into center. burger king smooth plays of the game. then he hit a double. was at second, ball trickles away from russell martin and he tries to take third, he's thrown out. his frustration back in the sixth. >> i think if i'm cory wade, i try to make miguel cabrera hit a ball if he's going to hit anything, expand the plate on him. make every pitch like it's an 0-2 or a 1-2 pitch. >> 1 ball, 1 strike. >> wade trying to work an uneventful eighth. inside on cabrera in the ninth inning, it will be russell martin for the yankees and back to the top, jeeter and granderson. >> neither starter will get a decision here tonight. fly ball in center. at the wall. cabrera -- what a night! [cheering] >> miguel cabrera puts detroit back on top. 3-2 in the eighth. you can forget the base-running mistake, as he just pounded another home run to straightaway center field. after missing with the 10-1 and

cory? give cory a round of applause. [applause] >> thank you, chris. thank you so much for all of your hard work, chris. none of this could be possible without your efforts. good evening. the good government awards are incredibly important in san francisco. it's a chance for us to honor the tremendous work that happens in the city and also to honor the individuals who are responsible for some of that success. congratulations to all of our honorees. we're very grateful for your work. let's give a hand for them. [applause] the good government awards also support spur's good government work. it is a central part of our mission. our agenda is admittedly ambitious. we analyze every local measure on the san francisco ballot, which until recently was a pretty formidable task. we participate in most of the major issues of city government from pension and payroll tax reform to some of the most important discussions on how we fund a lot of our public services, whether that finding different revenue streams for our parks, are trying to find new ways to fund publi

and cory booker is reportedly cast to the side. is comedian chris rock the guy that president obama wants in his corner? wait until you hear the comic's latest outrageous comments about the campaign just moments away. >> laura: in the impact segment tonight, a political reversal. bill clinton took a lot of heat recently for saying president obama should keep the bush tax cuts in place. something obama has vowed not to do. now, president clinton seems to have changed his mind saying president obama is, in fact, doing the right thing. >> i support his position. but we really were -- i'm very sorry about what happened yesterday. it was what i thought something had to be done on the fiscal cliff before the election. apparently, nothing has to be done until the first of the year. >> laura: syndicated columnist charles krauthammer analyzed president clinton's flip-flop. >> psychiatry, there's a term that you get a raving lunatic, excuse me, psychotic who comes in the door and makes no sense, you say he's speaking in word salad. this is w

and cory booker is reportedly cast to the side. is comedian chris rock the guy that president obama wants in his corner? wait until you hear the comic's latest outrageous comments about the campaign just moments away. c'mon dad! i'm here to unleash my inner cowboy. instead i g heartburn. [ horse neighs ] hold up partner. prilos isn't for fast relief. try alka-seltzer. it kills heartburn fast. yeehaw! [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again with the all-new rx f sport. ♪ this is the next chapter for the rx. this is the next chapter for lexus. this is the pursuit of perfection. >> laura: in the impact segment tonight, a political reversal. bill clinton took a lot of heat recently for saying president obama should keep the bush tax cuts in place. something obama has vowed not to do. now, president clinton seems to have changed his mind saying president obama is, in fact, doing the right thing. >> i support his position. but we really were -- i'm very

keep at it, cory. will a find someone. >> thank you. >> jimmy: cory the guy who plays chewbacca. do you think you'll ever find a mrs. chewbacca. >> yeah, she's out there looking for me. if. >> jimmy: guillermo, do you think he'll ever find a mrs. chewbacca. >> yeah. >> jimmy: as tennis fans know the french open. this morning it is maria sharapova and klara and -- >> she tried to pull the trigger. >> she's sort of under the radar this tournament and been looking very good. >> jimmy: thank you, thank you so much for the tickets. [ applause ] >> jimmy: we had some interesting news from facebook today. facebook has announced they're developing technology that will allow young kids to now have facebook profiles which, you know, if we want our kids to be unproductive we have to get them started being unproductive at an earlier age. currently it's 13 but this new technology would open things up to kids younger than that and not only would this help facebook reach a new group of people to advertise to but brin

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looks like it's bye-bye beltway for cory booker. he was once gunning for a spot on the president's cabinet potentially. this morning, they're saying he's dead to us, the mayor of newark. wow. >> talk about saying you're sorry. president clinton apologizing now for disagreeing with the president, current one on extending the former president george bush's tax cuts. >> i'm very sorry about what happened yesterday. it was what i thought something had to be done on the fiscal cliff before the election. apparently nothing has to be done for the first of the year. >> then he disagrees with president obama again. what's up with bubba? >> and the incredible video you have to see. just how close this terrifying twister came to one high school graduation. way too close. "fox & friends" starts now. >> the stage is set. brian, you were just out there getting some brisket. >> yeah, all american summer concert series continues with one of our favorite all time guys, the most optimistic man to grab a microphone. andy grammar. >> he's had i great l

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for example, new york mayor cory booker at it again, showing the big red s under his shirt. right place, right time, helping a pedestrian hit by a car. >>> have you seen this one yet, a wedding party falling into a lake in michigan. there they go. >>> do you know what the first lady and the president did on their first date? we're going to clue you in on all the trendyest topics. >>> also coming up this morning, we're going to talk about pizza. did you know american people eat pizza on average four times a month. according to zagat, by the way. four different kinds of pizza for my kids. it's really just a beloved food in america. going to show you some terrific toppings this morning. >> the best pizzas. >> the best. >> standard or thick crust you made last night. >> a lot of flavor. >> i just want to mention today is jack lauer's 11th birthday. sweetheart, i love you. happy birthday. >> happy birthday, jack. >> my brother's chris's birthday. he's 11, too. no, he's 43. >> let's go inside. natalie at the news desk with a check of the headlines. natalie. >> good morning, everyo

cory booker tried to say that and you know who condemned him worse than anybody?ministration actually said he's dead to us when cory booker said more positive on that particular program about barack obama than he said negative. all he said was he didn't like the personal attacks on both sides. and his own fellow democrats, fellow obama supporters criticized him. >> wasn't cory booker a bit naive? i like him very much, but wasn't he naive if he was going to oppose the bain line of attack. that is a central plank of barack obama's attack on mitt romney, isn't it? he's basically saying if you judge him on the economy through his record at bain, he's going to destroy jobs. that's why he got so touchy about it. >> if you read the transcript, it was almost all positive about barack obama. does a friend say to a friend what you're doing, which i think is wrong, he should keep doing if he wants to get him re-elected? that was the effect of saying he's dead to us. harold ford jr., a supporter of barack obama's, governor ed rendell of pennsylvania, myself, all thought the b

cory booker, joe biden, bill clinton. >> so did clinton actually undermine obama this week? >> well, he undermined one piece of it clearly by suggesting, a, that private equity is a legitimate part of the economy. gwen: he's not the only democrat to have said that. >> no, even president obama has said that. but also to suggest that he has, as the president put it, a sterling record in business. so in that sense he did undermine it. i think that the second part of what he had to say in some ways kind of baited a trap for governor romney, because basically what he said is what they ought to be talking about are the ideas that they have. this ought to be a battle for ideas about what to do about the economy, which is to say this is not just a referendum on the record, it is who has something concrete, innovative, creative and new to offer. and he put, i think, both candidates on the spot in doing that. gwen: ok. finally tonight another set of events that seem to be spiraling out of control, this time in syria. more than 100 civilians, dozens of them children, were massacred. th

cory booker, again, in one of the many retractions said i will still be involved as the obama campaign wants me to be. but if it continues down this path we may be closer to that in november. >>neil: thank you very much elizabeth. good to see you. did this beauty just call the donald the "beast." not quite but if what she is charging, is right, his pageant is a mess that miss usa is rigged. get ready we are about to try this. [ creaking ] [ male announcer ] trophies and awards lift you up. but they can also hold you back. unless you ask, what's next? [ zapping ] [ clang ] this is the next level of performance. the next level of innovation. the next rx. the all-new f sport. this is the pursuit of perfection. the all-new f sport. have you ever partaken in a car insurance taste test before? by taste? yes, never heard of it. well, that's what we're doing today. car insurance x has been perfected over the past 75 years. it's tasty. our second car insurance... they've not been around very long. mmmm... no good! no good? no good! so you chose geico over the other. whatever this insurance is,

cory marc. mr. question #4: el said that stow, who worked as a paramedic, said of those fans, quote, i hope they code, which is an expression for a heart attack. moments later in the parking lot of dodgers stadium, two men jumped stow, punching him and kicking him repeatedly, and he suffered a brain injury. today, jurors heard the 9-1-1 call made, who was also a paramedic. >> i'm an off duty paramedic. my partner who is also a paramedic was punched from the side. he's got bleeding out of his left ear, no response to stable stimuli. we need an ambulance right now. >> so far, none of the witnesses have testified have identified the defendants as luis sanchez and marvin norwood as the attackers. today, a licensed mental health professional has done a crisis intervention outreach person and the person would act as a liaison between bart police and agencies in the area. the liaison will try to ensure officers are trained to help people with mental health challenges. >>> a legal challenge tonight after vo

bill clinton and cory booker. >> yeah. it's not surprising. bill clinton gets it for his foundation and cory booker is in new jersey. the idea that steve rattner comes out and defends them. shocking. you have a bunch of people who are very invested in these group of people for their own sake coming out and saying that. across the board most democrats don't have a problem with it. >> juan: i don't think americans are going to buy class warfare. i could be wrong. >> i think romney really needs to seize on those opportunities with clinton, with booker. he needs to explain, look, being a businessman is actually a good thing right now in this economy. you want someone who is a businessman who knows how to fix the economy. not someone who was a professor, you need someone who has business experience who can create jobs and help this economy. >> you know what, we have some polls at fox we're going to talk about them later in the show. the polls indicate that americans don't think romney has laid out you can already hear the response. michelle, where

. >> i was talking about declaring cory booker as dead to us, after cory booker is a loyal obama supporterus. >> sean: and clinton you? are furious with him -- how many more people are going to do the videos? >> bill clinton and cory booker and ed rendell and i all support president obama's policies and the election. if somebody says we are dead to us because we disagree on tactics, not policy-- >>> you know what he says about colonel north and -- we want dirty air and water. we want kids with autism and down's syndrome and for the elderly to fend for themselves. >> right now, with all of you have just said, don't gloat to quickly, he is in a dead heat with mitt romney-- >>> a sitting president with bad economic numbers and things getting worse. how much do you want to put. >> i will bet you $10,000. >> sean: i will bet you $10. i am innocent your league. >> i like to fire people, too. gentleman, come othere are gaffes on both side and the gaffe that president obama made and he changed immediately was -- >> reset button, iranian sanctions, disaster of the arab spring, the back of the hand

looks like it's bye-bye beltway for cory booker.once gunning for a spot on the president's cabinet potentially. this morning, they're saying he's dead to us, the mayor of newark. wow. >> talk about saying you're sorry. president clinton apologizing now for disagreeing with the president, current one on extending the former president george bush's tax cuts. >> i'm very sorry about what happened yesterday. it was what i thought something had to be done on the fiscal cliff before the election.

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happened, they have created a firestorm in which the most powerful counter narrative have come from coryr, by almost neutralizing the attacks from the start. but now you have former governor ed rendell saying, not so fast. bill clinton has called mitt romney's record as a business leader, sterling. have you deval patrick, the prodigy of mr. david axelrod saying he supports private equity and bain capital. so when have you gotten the most powerful counter narrative from your opposition, have you scored a major victory. >> eric: alexis, what does it mean when prominent democrats, including former president clinton say that mitt romney has done good work as a businessman? >> i think what it means is that there is a little bit of disagreement in the democratic party -- surprise, surprise. when you look at the folk who is have been criticizing this bain narrative, bill clinton, harold ford and cory booker, they have depended quite a bit on wall street money in their own run, right? there is no surprise that perhaps it's airing dirty laundry in the democratic party. but there is a contention t

cory booker said he is nauseated by it and we are going to be there to find a solution to problems. >> bill: the exposition is worth it which is why you are sitting here tonight. now i want you to tell me what you would do about this. i am going to show a clip right now of an nbc news anchor. an anchor, okay? roll it. what america needs emerge racial enemy. americans in part identify who we are and who deserves white whiteness enemies this who are nonwhites. at this moment the new racial enemy became not so much reagan's welfare queen who was imaginary but, instead, this imagined other, that is somehow muslim or arab or sikh or something else. we became willing to stomach a kind of horrific racial violence in the name of national security. it's something that we have been willing to stomach as a people over and over again in our history. >> bill: unbelievable. so we the united states are racists because we defended ourselves against radical islam after 9/11. you can't combat that how do you combat that? >> yes you can. >> bill: how? >> with all due respect to ms. harris, i strongly di

. >> and can we talk about bill clinton pulling a cory booker last night? >> sure. >> he never pulls a cory booker. >> that was as close as could you. >> bill clinton did exactly -- >> he said that governor romney has a, quote, sterling business career. shouldn't be going after bain. that pushed it completely in a different way. what's it doing to the campaign is this. >> nothing. >> is there any mood change around private equity in terms of what's going on in the white house? >> no. i was talking to some democratic strategists this week about the blow back that has occurred over those attacks and there's a lot in new york, new jersey, connecticut, democrats who are close to wall street, close private equity. and the argument they make is nobody cares about that. they need to pound this in the target states heavily and make it stake. >> john, great to have you. when we come being aboutkcome b. trs would define you as an innovator. to hold more than one patent of this caliber... would define you as a true leader. ♪ to hold over 80,000... well that would make

it started with cory booker.ick on our show. >> yeah, yeah. >> ed rendell. >> they are trying to switch it to massachusetts. >> and now bill clinton. it's a fascinating development, isn't it? >> well, joe, i think they are trying to warn the president to a certain extent. i think they are trying to help him because they realize that this attack in trying to undercut what is a real strength for governor romney, which is his success in the private sector, i think most voters see that as beneficial for the white house, they are reinforcing -- president obama and his campaign are reinforcing the idea that he is hostile to job creators and private investment. and i think they are right to waive him off of that, but i don't think it will right. i think he'll continue down that path and double down on it, which is fine from where i sit. we'll continue to highlight the fact that it's not just his rhetoric but his policies that are hostile to job creation in this country. >> yesterday, ed, governor romney gave an intervie

why did cory booker walk it back? now you have larry summers -- >> angry phone calls!ntly so. he had to walk it back. here's larry summers clarifying his comments. i fully support president obama's position on tax cuts. extending the high income tax cut does little for demand and poses financial problems for fairness and fiscal prudence. that's not what he said initially. why do these high ranking walk it back? >> they've been taken to the wood shed and who knows what they've been threatened with. another explanation is we don't want to be too obviously splitting the democratic party. we don't want to be too obviously in opposition to president obama. take your explanation. i don't know what it is. the split is there. >> you don't think as i think charles krauthammer suggested that bill clinton is a double agent and he wants barack obama to lose and he wants hillary clinton to be the president in a couple of years. >> i don't know about hillary clinton being the president in a couple of years but he is a double agent because i don't think -- >> he's playing both sides