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crawford flied out to right field his first time up. 1-1 delivery to him. ground ball up the middle. he's got an rbi and a base hit so crawford gets it done with two away. the rbi single will put tampa bay on the board. they take the 1-0 lead, the 63rd run batted in. >> jim: carl crawford came in, .246 with runners in scoring position that is a pretty low number but he gets the job done right there. that's what he does. the slasher. he doesn't hit a lot of home runs. he just hits the ball, run, look for a hole and hit it hard and get it through. of course he gets on for this guy. >> gary: longoria. he has doubled in his only at- bat. longoria hitting just about .300 against the orioles on the season. he's had four home runs and 10 rbi's. he and zobrist have the lead in runs batted in against the orioles this year. zobrist has got a dozen. longoria, 10. 0-1 delivery inside for mark hendrickson and the count will go to 1-1. mentioning hendrickson has worked against tampa bay two previous times. he has a 1-0 mark this year. 3-4 lifetime against the rays. a tea

crawford is on.you look at between april 30 and august 5, the rays had the fourth best record in the majors. look at that. the fourth best record in the majors from april 30 to august 5 and now they're just completely out of the race. 20 and a half games behind new york. joarz the implosion in the bullpen. >> gary: that one an atom ball? no. reimold tried to track it and could not. it has been a long night for nolan reimold in left field. and that will be a base hit. first and second now with two down. >> jim: back in the third inning, one gets by him for a triple and then crawford singles up the middle. again, sinking line drive, you want to be aggressive. you come in and there you played it well in the sense that he kept it in front of him. he couldn't do it back in the third with bartlett. >> gary: so shawn hen will be coming out of the bullpen. bass looked like no one would get a hit. the first two he retired and the next two are on.   >> gary: it is time to text your vote for th

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crawford tagging, mora. crawford has it.e throw coming all an rbi for matt wiers nd way rk crafice fly and tt i>> jim: a very difficult pl for he hasck against the grain and then the ball tails all over the place. situational hitting. so he is going to his right, and then, boy, he just dps his el beand the ballal over. you see gregg zaun catches it. so the orioles onthe board. >> gary: a good job. mora crosses. ty wigginton, an oh-fer four. wigginton played in game one of this series. he did not play last night. wigton will be going for the downs -- wigginton will be going for the downs here. >> jim: there is nobody on the active roster that has ever hit a home run, not from andy sonnanstine. the guy who has done the damage is adam jones. he had a couple of home runs, 5- 7 with four extra-base hits. remember when adam started swinging hard? i said adam, you don't usually try to hit a home run. he said, well, i do off of this guy. >> gary: he just missed on take one as he got out in front of it and crawford in foul territo

crawford will come get it.ora is on with a single, his second hit, 2-3 in the ballgame and the orioles with two down. they have runners at first and second base. this. >> jim: this is what you're looking at. the shortstop six. five and a half is where tony ginn made his living. >> gary: and that's going to be it for sonnanstine. >> jim: he tends to get relieved giving up three hits. >> gary: not so much of the numbers he's put up here but because he has not pitched that much at the major league level in the last three months and maddon will come get him. sonnanstine is coming out. the orioles have the 2-1 lead trying to add to it here in the sixth. there! you found a point of entry! the bacon beckons like a springboard to paradise. one small bite for man... etcetera, etcetera. angus axiom number 11: bring on the bacon. the astonishing new angus third pounders. all angus. all mcdonald's. ♪ ba da ba ba ba is my favorite because it has so much flavor. so i wanted to design a glass that would enhance the taste of b

crawford get as pretty good jump. even a closer call. crawford didn't agree, but he did.e absolutely wedged that ball between the foot and the bag. another great night on defense. the last time up now, here it is, the fastball everybody was waiting for. matt wieters was the only person who knew that ball was out of the ballpark. he was jogging all the way to first base. the seventh home run of the season, the third rbi of the night. eight in the last two nights. matt wieters, the hero. >> to give you an idea of how just difficult it is to catch carl crawford anyway, but twice in a game, it is only the i second time in his career. gerald laird when he was still with the tigers, but in texas, april 10, 2007, gerald laird caught carl crawford twice in the same game. tonight matt wieters adds to that. so what a tremendous job by wieters. and on the first caught stealing, it was a tremendous an tall we had on the x-mo camera. you can see just how much that ball beat crawford ever crawford to the bag. >> no doubt in my mind he has some of the best velocity for a catcher in the

crawford. upton will get the night off. perez will play center. kapler will be in right field.longoria, bartlett and zobrist. aybar over at first base. and then navarro will -- still only 25. it seems like he has been around as a prospect first through the yankees and then it seems like he should be older, but he is only 25 years old behind the plate. >> gary: he has a lot of games already. here is fee hicks pie batting second. roberts at first and nobody out. longoria in at third base. pie will take it up high for a ball. pie with the 1-9 in this series over a longer term, though, hitting .301 in his last 26 ballgames. he's had six home runs in those games, 14 rbi's. he did not show bunt on that first pitch. longoria will back up a step now even with the bag. >> jim: he should be. he doesn't hit second that often, but when you hit in this position, you look at longoria who is playing even with the bag and move back and then he comes in, you're looking for a hit in in right field. the pitch, of course strying to run the ball away. hit a ball that you can hit hard. >> gary: pie

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crawford not just a lead-off man.eading base stealer in the american league, and he just loves to run. 57 stolen bases, caught 12 times. evan longoria had a single and scored in the first inning. crawford with a good lead. longoria, that is a foul ball. he tried to pull the bat back and that is one of those where the ball hits the bat. not the other way around and a one-strike count. >> jim: hit the ball off the plate. >> gary: longoria, really dangerous in a ballpark like this with the power he's got. crawford will go back in standing, a little closer than crawford wanted that to be. >> jim: what you try to do. first of all, you try to keep him off base, but they didn't make the play and he is there. you knead to stop imand give wieters a pitch 20 throw with. he has a very strong throwing arm behind the plate. give yourself an opportunity to maybe throw him out. as you mentioned, gary, it doesn't happen a whole lot. >> gary: ellsbury got one last night and crawford got one last night, and then figgins, upton and ever

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but in the meantime, you're just making out with chace crawford. [ cheers ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. --for girls, huh? >> it's funny, because i mean, everybody's super into this idea of, you know, making out with chace crawford. and i do feel like a lucky girl. >> jimmy: everyone's talking about it, yeah. >> everyone's talking about it. no, i mean -- my job doesn't suck. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's awesome. but the way it works in "gossip girl," is you guys met on a plane. >> yes. >> jimmy: and you just hooked up and started making out on the plane? yeah, that happens. >> yeah, and we're both billionaires. >> jimmy: and you're both billionaires on the plane. >> and then we we're like, "why don't we share the helicopter from the airport to the city and make out some more while we do that." and then -- "oh and by the way we're star-crossed lovers and our parents are like arch rivals and --" you know. >> jimmy: it's good. >> it's in perfect "gossip girl" form. >> jimmy: it's perfect, it's like "romeo and juliet." >> i know, it is. it's great. >> jimmy: i love it. i'm a big fan of "gos

craig crawford you mean? caller: oh, yeah, craig crawford. sounds like you watch a lot of political tv. caller: well, i do. i think it reported that calls in on your program does, too. host: what is your topic? caller: i'm concerned about the president. he came to phoenix and i went to a rally and izod by their with an automatic rifle over his shoulder -- and i sought a guy there with an automatic rifle over his shoulder it scared me and so i came back home. a couple of weeks after that, at the tempe baptist church terrell reverend stephen anderson in his service -- they had it -- and the baptist church, reverence stephen anderson in his service -- they had it on the local news. he said he was president obama would die. they say he has a brain tumor or someone. but then he added to that the yolks of gays and lesbians are executed. -- that he hopes all gays and lesbians are executed. this was in his church. and there was a guy with a gun that made me turn back and go home. host: is this a church you frequent? do you go to this church often? ca

craig crawford, cqpolitics.com and msnbc as always. you, craig. >> and great to almost follow michael moore. >> between michael moore and ken burns. how about that. th i'm keith ole berman. stay classy, "countdown" land. now how a.c.o.r.n. started world war i and other news coverage about the organization that's only slightly less inaccurate. here's rachel maddow. >>> thank you, keith. we'll talk to a friend that warned census worker mr. sparkman who warned him it would be dangerous to do field work door to door in clay county, kentucky. and also why it is you're hearing so much about the group a.c.o.r.n. these days. it's another "rachel maddow show" follow the money investigation. and ken burns will be joining us live this hour. this next hour frankly is sort of like ten shows in one. but we are starting it off with some breaking news from d.c. on health reform. some unexpected indications tonight that by this time tomorrow, we will know if there's going to be a public option for health care. we will know if americans will have the ch

craig crawford, cqpolitics.com and msnbc as always. to almost follow michael moore. >> between michael moore and ken burns. how about that. i'm keith olbermann. stay classy, "countdown" land. now how a.c.o.r.n. started world war i and other news coverage about the organization that's only slightly less inaccurate.

craig crawford of cqpolitics.com. you, craig. >> and great to almost follow michael moore. >> between michael moore and ken burns. how about that? >> it's a privilege. >> that's "countdown" since the previous president declared mission in iraq. stay classy, "countdown" land, and now how a.c.o.r.n. started world war i and other news coverage about the organization that's only slightly less bizarrely inaccurate. here is rachel maddow. >> good evening. and thank you tore staying with us the next hour. we are still trying to determine the truth about the hanging deaths of census bureau worker bill sparkman. we will talk to the friend who warned mr. sparkman that it could be dangerous for him to do census fieldwork door-to-door in clay county, kentucky. we have some news also for you this hour you will not hear anywhere else about why it is you're hearing so much about the group a.c.o.r.n. these days. it's another "rachel maddow" show, follow the investigation. and ken burns will be joining us live this hour. this next hou

has left entire neighborhoods under water and washed out hundreds of bridges. 2-year-old preston crawford is among the victims, swept away when a raging flood crashed in to his family's creek side mobile home. >> a freak accident. we don't understand why it happened. i don't think we ever will. >> reporter: in this atlanta neighborhood, everybody is okay after some scary moments in a dramatic rescue. >> it was like a wave of water. >> reporter: neighbors jumped in to the water to save donna floyd, only to be swept away themselves. a rescue crew saved the day. >> scary. i was a little nervous and started to panic a little bit. everyone got out thanks to the rescue boat. >> reporter: georgia declared a state of emergency in a dozen counties and with more rain in the forecast they fear the situation could get even worse. joel brown, cbs news. >> the death toll has now reached eight. today they discovered the body of a 15-year-old boy in northwest georgia. >>> new details are emerging from a shocking murder in a small virginia college town. police say that all four people killed in the town o

. >> craig and bridget crawford comfort each other after losing their 2-year-old son. this is all that is left after the waters over took their home. but that's the least of their concern. floods come after two year drought but no one wanted this much rain this quickly. >> airline passengers are taking concerns to washington asking lawmakers to do something to protect them. just last month pilots had to land a continental express flight in minnesota. then, more than six hours went by with no food, water or fresh air. the watchdog group flyersrights.org, said three is the magic number. maximum number of hours any passenger should be forced sit on a plane. >> well, some rain clouds are coming this way. >> check back with vytas reid. chief meteorologist with a look at the sky watch forecast. vytas? >> jennifer and jeff. looking at showers making the way through parts of baltimore county right now. and starting to make it in northwest harford county. nice heavy shower in reisterstown. oakland had heavy rain a moment ago. owings mills coming down good there. and flashes of

. >> repter: robert crawford sees them, too. >> usually about the size of a sparrow, you know, and they make like a chirping sound. >> reporter: bats. and area health officials warn that they're more dangerous than you might think. >> most of the human cases of rabies exposure in the country are from rabid bats. thals the health services office in prince george's county. ntou nent geor'sy, c tabid bats were found inugust n the first seven r combined. dictstri,he distri rabid bats were found. until then, only one had been found in all of '09. so, there are more rabid bats in our area, but officials say it's not bats swooping down from trees like these that are causing the problems. people are approaching bats. >> use an ill bat on the ground that you can get access to or you see a bat flying in the daytime or a bat comes into your home, don't touch it, play with it, let anybody go near it. just call animal control. >> reporter: health officials have not figured out exactly why there's been a surge in bats with rabies, but peggy keller with d.c.'s department of health thinks part of it ha

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center, ties the game at 2, bottom of nine, after a lead- off walk, matt wieters threw out carl crawford, the game winner, o's win 4-2, not many people there, series finalely, series finale tomorrow. finally you're gonna love this. this is for every dad and his baby girl last night in philly. look at the great catch by the fan. high fives all around. high five for his adorable little daughter who gets the -- ooh. oh. little girl. i mean i love the guy's face as he has been there over 100 games. >> freeze it. >> over 100 games. that's the moment. right there as he hugs her. you know, i'm sure she is being booed by -- >> no-no no, do you think? >> if philly? >> oh, that's right. >> yeah. a great moment. >> all right. we'll be right back. >>> closed captioning of abc 2 news the brought to you by luna. achoo! (announcer) what are you going to miss when you have an allergy attack? achoo! (announcer) benadryl is more effective than claritin at relieving your worst symptoms. and works when you need it most. benadryl. you can't pause life. new carefree ultra protection liners, with wings! absorb

. >> mary crawford says her life nearly ended at the end of the barrel. >> and you'll notice rightfulon the other side of the bat and pointed it at me and fired. >> reporter: the first bullet went right over her head. the second bullet missed as well. >> and he frequently threatened to kill me. he threatened to chop my body up. he spread it around west virginia. >> reporter: and this all happened in 2000. she had a protective order against her husband then, but it did not require him to give up his gun. that would have changed on october 1. two new laws were acquiring abusers to hand over their firearms when the judge grants a protective order. they won't be returned until the protective order runs out. >> i believe that at this law, if they had been in effect, he would not have had any firearms to use against me at this time. >> reporter: inside the home, her and her sister were shot and killed. it happened earlier this month one week after she received a protective order against her husband. he was shot and killed after a car chase in prince george's county. >> these laws will help

and this morning craig and bright crawford are remembering 2-year-old slayed. his mother says she put a life jacket on her 1-year-old but couldn't find slade because the water was too deep. craig says he tried to hold on but the raging river pulled the toddler right out of his arms. >> i just feel like i could have done better but it was just so hard. my son was dead. it was just so bad. i always want him to know that i love him. i'll see him one day. >> craig and bright clung to a tree limb with their 1-year-old son for nearly six hours waiting to be rescued, home, suv destroyed in the water. rescuers found slade's body but it was too late to save him. >>> 6:07. new at 6:00 -- al-qaeda marks the eighth anniversary of september 11 with a nearly two-hour video. in it the group predicts that president obama's downhaul fall at the hands of the muslim world. the arabic language video released on militant web sites and features a review of events of the past year and testimony from al-qaeda leaders. analysts believe that al-qaeda has been alarmed by obama's populari

here's jan crawford greenburg on the case which could trigger that ruling. >> reporter: the governmente release of hillary, the movie, a relentlessly negative 90-minute film calling it a political advertisement because it was paid for with corporate money, the movie violated federal campaign finance law. the conservative nonprofit corporation that made the movie sued triggering a showdown sued triggering a showdown over money and politics, one that can open the flood gates for corporate money in elections. attorneys called it a matter of free speech. >> robust debate about candidates for elected office is the most fundamental value protected by the first amendment's guarantee of free speech. >> the justices appeared deeply divided. conservative justice antonin scalia said corporations should have the same right to spend as individuals. >> most corporations are indistinguishable from the individual who owns them. the local hairdresser, the new auto dealer. >> reporter: but liberal justice ruth bader ginsburg suggested big corporations will have too much influence. >> the contributions a

. >> reporter: in douglas county west of atlanta 2-year-old preston crawford was swept away from his family when a creek ripped open their mobile home. the body of the boy nickname scooter wasn't found until hours later. >> if we thought this was going to happen we would have went and got him and brought him back to our house. >> reporter: the dangers widespread after a straight week of rain in at least five states including tennessee, north carolina and georgia. the death toll now stands at nine. some underestimated the currents. >> folks, that's what happens, we're no match for the kind of force that water can put upon us. so please, please restrain yourself, even as tempting as it is to get back and think you're safe. >> reporter: still, southerners are anxious to see what is left, in their homes. >> this sofa was floating. >> reporter: and businesses. >> we were devastated. i mean, we don't have a place to work. >> reporter: washed out roads and interstates have many here in a holding pattern. toby moreson used the boat to check the damage at the baptist church where he's been a

carl crawford. this is a tough inning. crawford is gone. so he strikes out. he has an oh-fer three going and that is the second strikeout for berken. >> jim: yeah, i don't know if you can throw any better back- to-back sliders. there is talk if you don't throw the second one as good as the first one, well, these were perfect. this is a .300 hitter. he came into the season as a .293 lifetime hitter. he doesn't have a chance. >> gary: evan longoria will stand in with the bases empty. he has hit into a double play, 1-2. longoria gets the orioles, .292 on the season, four home runs, 10 rbi's. he and zobrist have been the leading rbi men against the orioles this year. zobrist has added one tonight and he has 11 on the season against the orioles. 10 for longoria. part of that 103 rbi total as he chases mark teixeira for the american league lead in runs batted in. in the air to center field. going back on it. pie. can he get there? reaching and oh, mercy! what a catch! felix pie on the fly in center! a tremendous jump! he knew right where he was and hauled it in! a

two-year-old slade crawford's body was found several hours later. >> this was just a freak accident. we don't understand why it happened and i guess we never will. >> reporter: murky brown water swamped neighborhoods and turned six flags into a water park that no one thought looked like fun. how much rain? west of atlanta saw two inches on saturday, 14 inches on sunday almost two more yesterday. in all, a foot and a half of rain in three days. what >> what's going on is basically a squeeze play when you talk about it meteorologically. the low has been stalled over louisiana for the better part of a week and high pressure has been sitting over the northeast and it's just continuing to rain in the same spot. >> reporter: stormy misery washed across america. near chattanooga, 120 people were evacuated from this senior center. an oklahoma woman tried to drive around barriers on a closed road, a mistake she realize too old late. >> they just told me my roof washed away. >> reporter: around atlanta, hardest hit, evacuees wondered how to start over. >> we lost everything. i got eight garbag

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i could get that many people to turn up in crawford.k his head. >> that, to me, is a great med for. here's a guy, was a fighter pilot, f-102 national guard. plane is going down, spiraling around -- >> that's what the campaign is going to be. this guy can't get squat to show up in his hometown. >> i thought it was a terrific line. >> an astute political observation. >> wrote brought this guy, chris? >> let's go to the next one. here is an excerpt about president bush on president obama. this is a dangerous world, he said, for no apparent reason. and this cat isn't remotely qualified to handle it. this guy has no clue. i promise you. he wound himself -- here's the president winding himself up more. you think i wasn't qualified. he said to no one in particular. i was qualified. >> the guy stone who made the movie "w." this is it. that looks like he wrote -- that is the george bush. >> you think i wasn't qualified? i was qualified. >> i find bush a fairly attractive character, candid, honest. >> this is the bush i liked before the presidenc

our john crawford greenberg covers the court. and she's at the hospital where ginsburg is being treated. >> reporter: she arrived last night. she began feeling faint, hours after getting iron treatments for her anemia. her sugar was low. anthey decided to send her here as a precaution. she did not want to go to the hospital. but reluctantly agreed. >> does it raise questions about how much longer she may stay on the court? >> reporter: absolutely, kate. justice ginsburg had surgery in february, for pancreatic cancer. doctors caught that early. and they think she's cancer-free. but it's widely assumed that president obama at some point will be replacing the 76-year-old justice, who, of course, is only the second woman on the supreme court in history. kate? >> john crawford greenburg, thanks so much. >>> overseas, the war in afghanistan has claimed five american lives. three were in a roadside bombing. that kind of bombing accounts for most casualties in afghanistan. >>> overnight in california, we learn that charles manson followe

he couldn't find him. >> reporter: craig crawford tried to hold on to his son but couldn't.body downstream. >> i felt like i could have done better. but it was just so hard. >> reporter: tuesday night, the waters finally begin to recede. but the cleanup begins. residents should see a break in the clouds today. many of the roads that were close willed be opening up today, as well. this family, to help pay for repairs, which could cost them $50,000, has set up a facebook account, where they're hoping friends and family will donate. chris? >> all right, steve. thank you for that this morning. >>> moving on now. relief may be on the way for thousands of unemployed americans. the house had voted to extend jobless benefits to 13 weeks, where the unemployment rate is 8% or higher. the senate will likely follow suit. >>> and finally, they are seeing red in australia. literally. look at this dust storm in sydney, the worst in 70 years. the city is shrouded with a thick coat of red haze. so thick, it delayed planes. so think, it set off smoke alarms. >>> it's time for the weather and

craig crawford wrote that, like me, he thought that joe wilson made the terrible mistake to ascribe it to racism. he's reminded in 1980 that it hurt him as a jimmy carter fan that kennedy forces were accusing jimmy carter of racism. this race card plays to the lowest common denominator. >> i'm not denying there are issues with race that we have to deal with in our country, but this one just doesn't fit. we need to get to the news. >> first of all, let's introduce -- we have brother buchanan in washington, d.c., and, of course, we're very excited to have the star of "way too early," that runaway reality show. >> huge in seattle. >> willie geist in new york. >> it is huge in seattle. >> and, willie, your lessons with the pitching were very helpful. thank you. >> the reviews were great. i saw the pictures of you guys with your dodgers jerseys on. i heard you both were great out there. i can't wait to see it. >> wait until you see the shocking video. >> it's something. i got some private lessons. >> i can say this. tommy lasorda, a big fan of the show, asked mika if he could give her some

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alex crawford, sky news. >> well, many have been captured, beaten and thrown in prison. today, thousands of protesters risking their lives once again on the streets of iran. ♪ chanting] trace: these were the first major protests that captured the world's attention after july's disputed presidential election. top opposition leaders joined the demonstrations, including defeated presidential candidate musab buy. the supreme liter had banned all antigovernment on a nonreligious holiday that is a major political event for iran's hardliners. we are told the protesters wore green wristbands and shouted death to the dictator. he is the convicted terrorist whose release from prison has sparked an international firestorm. now, the lockerbie bomber is speaking out on a new web site about the airline attack that killed hundreds of americans. his surprising claims are ahead. plus, it's the state where some of the greatest athletes in history have played and competed. but now money troubles are threatening thousands of its players. become a national trend? that's coming up. the algae

i could get that many people to turn up in crawford. he shook his head.his is a five spiritual. >> the plane is going around. >> that is where the campaign is going to be because this guy can't get squat to show up. i thought it was a terrific line. >> an astute political observation. >> who brought this guy, chris. >> let's go to the next one. here is an excerpt about president bush on president obama. this is a dangerous world, he said, for no apparent reason. and this cat isn't remotely qualified to handle it. this guy has no clue. i promise you. this is the promise winding himself up more. you think i wasn't qualified. i was qualified. >> the guy stone who made the movie "w." that is the george bush. >> you think i wasn't qualified? i was qualified. >> i find bush a fairly attractive character, candid, honest. >> this is the bush i liked before the presidency. >> he is a likable guy. >> this is the trouble. we picked a guy we thought we might like to hang out with. that is the expression. you wouldn't mind being the next locker over. but we picked the

>> well, i mean, my co-star chace crawford once made a joke that i learned to do it.esh prince of bel-air." [ laughter ] i'm pleased to tell you that that's not where i do my research. >> jimmy: alfonso ribeiro, that was great. >> i'm not taking anything away from the man, it was a great show. but i didn't use a dialect coach, which is kind of the mo traditional approach. but it was something that i just thought about. and thought about the way i wanted the character to sound, and, you know, luckily, it came out sounding okay. >> jimmy: it sounds really good. and you're taking the city by storm. the show's huge. especially here in new york city. are you loving it? >> i mean, it's been a whirlwind, definitely. i moved here from england. i'm from a relatively small town just outside london. and so i came to new york, and everything happened, which is -- with "gossip girl," which has just been crazy. and it really it's just been an explosion. but on the mode of how the city's been treating me, i was out with some friends a little while ago, we were celebrating a birthday

. >> craig crawford of cq politics and msnbc, thanks for your time tonight. >> good to be here. >>> theson yell. it's been heard around the world. it's been reprimanded by the house, but finally it's been explained to us. by the cast of "saturday night live." next on "countdown." 's health insurance companies. raise health insurance premiums 4 times faster than wages. pay your ceo twenty four million dollars a year. deny payment for 1 out of every 5 treatments doctors prescribe. if the insurance companies win, you lose. tell congress to rewrite the story. we want good health care we can afford with the choice of a public health insurance option. you look beautiful tonight. allow me. it's tough to reach that five servings a day if you don't always like the taste of vegetables. i'll be right back. ok. good thing v8 v-fusion juice gives you a serving of vegetables hidden by a serving of fruit. v8. what's your number? get a $1.00 coupon for v8 v-fusion juice at tryv8.com. has beauty editors buzzing? perfect 10 -- the 10 minute phenomenon from nice 'n easy. rich color, stunning high gloss, a

democrats would do this when it came to the amount of time president bush would spend in crawford or something like that. it would be odd to me if we weren't seeing the republicans trying to hit him for this. it is hard to logically see how the guy's leaving after dinner on thursday night and gets back before dinner on friday night, so we're talking a half day. and, again, "air force one" as i think that clip of valerie jarrett said, "air force one", you can do a lot of work. the time commitment isn't what people are saying. frankly it was the political fallout he feared by not going. and all of the grumbling that was going to come from chicago. remember, nothing -- nothing inspires true anger in people than when you hurt somebody you love. those chicago folks would have felt -- would have felt a lot of heartburn if the president didn't go and they didn't get it. >> chuck, we know perception is reality within the beltway and outside of it. i want to play what the president said about two weeks ago regarding going to copenhagen. >> sure. >> i would make the case in copenhagen personal

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crawford tried to get me to agree to 16.99% on the account and i said no. >> reporter: she said she bargained statement bank of america seemed to confirm her story saying based on additional information we received from her about her situation, we reached a mutually agreeable resolution. >> just because my personal account situation has apparently been resolved, which is a small victory for this debtor's revolt movement, but we still have a war to fight. >> reporter: she is now launching a new web site and is promising a continued crusade against the big banks. i'm dan harris in new york. >> any little grievance can get lots of attention now thanks to technology. take one of those little cameras, you can post it on facebook or something and any little rant can get a lot of attention. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. this is the end of this. i'm so sick and tired, pete. every night i come out here and jeremy has eight lights and i have seven. i can't do this anymore. i can't. i need more lights. >> i think we just made our own viral video rant. >> independent of the rant, i need better lightin

a lot more reps tonight, in the first game, he was rotating, in that receiver rolle with london crawford wide receiver who broke his collarbone in that opener, now, childs getting a lot more reps at the one receiver spot. >> brad: lucas miller also has a broken collarbone or he'd be there, two guys with broken collarbones and mike aal floyd of notre dame, rece said on one of the halftime stories he broke his collarbone today, that would be a huge loss for notre dame. roderick green, getting more rotation in the back field. michael smith, roderick green in there, a lot greens, 6'2", 248-pounder. >> todd: at the like him in the short yardage in the goal line area, guy from little rock, arkansas but transferred here from usc. >> brad: the stunner today that everybody knows about that pays attention to college football. washington picking off usc. inches shy of the first down. mallett comes back to the huddle. >> todd: you got a 6'7" quarterba quarterback. man, i'm thinking you run a quarterback sneak here, third and about a half a football away. >> brad: arkansas side of the 40. fourth down

can tell you it was a devastating scene to watch as rescue crews found the body of little preston crawfordheart broken family had rushed to the banks of snake creek to get a look at him one last time. i can tell you there is devastation countywide. 40 to 50 roads are submerged in water and flooded homes and apartments are just too numerous to count. it was an unbelievable scene to the family members who lost a 2-year-old little boy to these raging waters. the fire chief tells me snake creek is usually two feet high but grew to 20 feet, ripping apart the family's mobile home, shoving the remnants downstream. carroll county sheriff told me the mother clung to her 1-year-old infant and a tree for three hours until firefighters could rescue her and her husband. >> the father was further downstream and he was lodged holding on to a limb. >> reporter: across the county on stuart street, look at the martins' front yard. >> we didn't know it was happening until 6:00 this morning. >> reporter: sue said she and her husband were stuck until they were able to walk across the dam behind their house. >>