. >> old curt. curt is a good brother, man. he's a gentle giant.e brought a lot of balance into my life. we have been cellies for almost two years. >> stroud never imagined he'd have a cell mate. he used to be housed on indiana's death row living alone in a cell awaiting execution. >> i'm in prison for three counts of murder, three counts of robbery and two counts of dealing in cocaine. i spent three years on death row. >>> went on a robbery. half a million dollar score. it was a residence, a safe. three innocent people ended up losing their lives when they didn't have to and they didn't deserve to. >> stroud's victims were contractors working at the home stroud and his accomplices robbed. stroud ordered the men tied up and shot each in the head with a pistol. >> when i first walked on death row, the thing that hit me first was the silence. the absolute silence. walking on there was the type of silence that takes you in, the type of silence that's listening to you watching your every move to see how you're going to respond to it. i came on the unit

thanks to curt, john, melinda and hugo. see you back here tomrow at noon eastern, 9:00 a.m.rite englishman in america, richard wolffe, and the new york sometimes david leanhart find us at facebook.com/now with alex. andrea mitchell reports is next. good afternoon, alex. >> coming up iran's president speaks of a new worer and slams yom kippur. ambassador nicolas burns joins me next. dour doourg our hour, mitt romney and president obama campaigning 100 miles in ohio. just as new pollumbers show this is a battleground with the president pulling ah wh iore for football fans this sunday? maybe breaking news. "andrea mitchell reports" coming up next. >> i'm meteorologist bill karins with your business trave forecast. dayre ndany areas and airport delays possible with these pockets of heavy rain and thunderstorms. continue fromansas city to st. louis, evansville, louisiana. late today have a chance of showers arriving in new york city, philadelphia and ingt, d. kifogute he middle of the country. now, that's what i call a test drive. silverado! the most dependable, longest lasting,

cameron curt, he might get you in the right direction. tough team to get that first victory, perennial power house is logan. >> big time. that's why you schedule teams like this. you want to play a quality opponent. test your team early. we've played two great teams in the preseason. looking for our third tonight and hopefully tonight we have some answers. >> i know you don't care about a cute name but when you talk about a running back for logan, warren "miles" long. he might show up in the highlights at some point. what do you have to do to stop this guy, he's like a truck. >> he's a heck of a player. i know he's headed to north western which is a great pick. >> already committed, that's great. >> he's probably a better kid off the field than he is on. so we've got our hands full. >> north western is no joke. great academic school and i know that's the way you like to see them. you have a lot of kids that uc headed in that direction because after all the game is one thing but having the kids do the right thing on and off the field is al

. >>> the assistant secretary of state, curt campbell reiterated the island in the east china sea are clearly covered by the japan u.s. security treaty. we do acknowledge, clearly through the process that you have set out, senator, that japan maintains effective administer of control. and third that -- as such, this falls clearly under article 5 of the security treaty. >> campbell made their comments at a hearing of the senate foreign relations subcommittee on east asia and pacific affairs. he said the united states is not taking possession on sovereignty of the island but said the u.s. views japan as maintaining administrative control of the island. chapel be campbell said the united states is concerned about demonstrations in china and the potential damage the partnership could cause the japan and china. he expressed concern over china's creation of a new administrative area covering disputed island in the south china sea in july and its strengthening military presence in the area. >>> the long wait is finally over for apple fans around the world. the company launched its newest sma

this we believe a surveillance camera adds a level of curt to a business or privately owned home and we would encourage people to get them when feasible. >>> still to come, isaac may have wiped out their ceiling but that's not stopping a new orleans church congregation from raising the roof this sunday. >>> plus a fisherman comes face- to-face with a great white shark. why he had no reason to fear coming up a bit later. >>> days after hurricane isaac first hit, more than 233,000 homes in louisiana are without power. that's about 12% of the entire state. in the city of la plat 30 miles west of new orleans, one church is not only without electricity, it also doesn't have a roof. that didn't stop the sunday service. ♪ he opened the door that i might be his blessing ♪ >> reporter: songs of hope and faith echoed in la plas, louisiana. they held services outside because hurricane isaac peeled the roof off the building. the doors were nearly swollen shut, and church bishop ronald franks says everything inside was ruined from the pulpit and the kitchen to his own office. >> now it's all gone

great tag by curt suzuksuzuki. bottom seven. game tied at 2. ian desmond at the dish. clutch. rbi single to center. jerry perez. nats win, 4-3. their 81st win of the year. passing last year's total. 80 victories. incredible ending. bottom 9. two outs. 40-year-old chipper zones. hits a walkoff three-run homer off jonathan papplebaum. braves down 7-1 in the game. against the phillies. score five in the ninth. win 8-7. his ninth walkoff homer of his career. braves now trail the nats by 6 1/2 games in the nl east. speaking of people close to retirement. andy roddick taking on fabio fanini. second set tie-break. roddick in the far court. look at this beautiful winner. his wife, brooklyn decker is loving it. she is very happy. after dropping the third set, roddick, serving for the match in the fourth. fanini send him into the net. roddick his win. and retirement will have to wait. he advances to the fourth round. where he will take on seven seed, juan martin delpotro. coming of in a few, hellie and cool spech co cooley. mark reynolds, big series, os/yankees. and tiger woods and rory

. >> reporter: the 49ers have taken a number of steps to beef up curt. some changes are obvious and others are more difficult to spot. the usual contingent of san francisco police officers and county sheriff's deputies patrolling but scattered among the fans are undercover police who are wearing life on'sth lions jerseys and hats and keeping an eye out for any confrontations that might ignite a problem. new regulations say there's a number to report problem to report trouble has taken root. and for the most part, fans are feeling very comfortable with the security that's in place. >> when i actually work security myself, but not here. so i understand the security situation what they have out here and -- >> what you see is adequate? >> yes, i think so. >> this is my first time ever coming to a game so i -- it's been good so far, yeah. >> so you see enough police around. you see enough security. >> i feel secure. >> reporter: san francisco police officers on patrol are also focusing on scalpers and those selling fake tickets as well as people selling fake

here comes curt suz, ki. mets lose and the braves lose as well. the magic number, down to 13.he skipper high praise for his bench players. >> with tracy tyler moore and company, these guys have been doing a great job all yearlong. i'm really proud of them and of course tyler moore, a big hit tonight. and i knew he had the power to hit one out, and boom. it was sweet. >> ryan bolter one of two highlights from the orioles. jay going dope to left to get out of here. what a night. bottom five, matt getting his power served. did he get enough? off the wall. that is still good enough for hardy. with a two-run double. o's beat them. they are tied by the yankees. coming up, the head coach giving his prize rookie quarterback some serious options. we'll explain after the break. . in a few years, the number of devices in your home will double and what we are doing online takes internet speed, not every network can handle it, verizon fios is 100% fiber optic so it's faster and can handle it. and now there's revolutionary fios quantum speed, more than twice as fast as anything this country

curt warner, the soon-to-be hall of fame quarterback said right now, alex smith is playing better thanny quarterback in the league. kahan everyone is in a good mood. here is hardball on alex smith. >> he is an expert in this system. to accomplish that in just a year speaks volumes. >>gary: harbaugh is the king of the world. whenever he said, it everyone is nodding. them >>gary: the 49ers >>gary: what a performance of the weekend. the 49ers and david shaw, right now damper is playing with the big boys. they took apart usc. the pac-10 player of the week named today. there go the on the field. they knocked off the no. 2 ranked u.s. seat. they moved from 21st to ninth. >> how is everyone doing today >> good. >> you guys are smiling break. i like it. are you guys one to learn something new the did not learn last year? >> yes. >> continue to make is a threaded through education. >>gary: he is a good guy. if he dropped out after his junior year. my favorite was when they have law yet he'll do his yacht on the value of education. call he you'll half moon case feed the >>gary: discussion of sta

curt civin researches leukemia in search of a cure. it's hardly a political job, but these days, he's keeping a close eye on the federal budget. you see the sequester-- the severe spending cuts headed our way in january-- could affect him. if it takes affect, it will cut more than $2 billion from the national institutes of health. dr. civin and researchers like him depend on grants from the institutes for funding. >> it's tough enough to cure cancer. tough battle. going to take a long time. to cut the funding, to have unevenness, to take a project all the way, and then say well, we can't scale this up the way we should, or even maintain it the way we should? how can we do that. and it's not good for us. >> reporter: dr. civin says labs across the country may have to lay people off if their grants are defunded or reduced. eventually, that could lead to less research and fewer cures. he's especially worried about young scientists. some of them have new- potentially breakthrough- ideas, but might struggle to get financial backing when gra

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it is unclear what film they were protesting but it seems to be a film that was put out online by curt wilders, who last time i checked is not an american but a dutch citizen and politician. this is just a pretext for staging a noisy, raucous, nasty, dangerous, protest on the day of 9/11. lou: and, with netanyahu asking for a meeting, it admittedly israel is a small nation, 6.5 million people. the president of the united states is in charge of a super power. but, israel is our principle ally there. and the issues are for israel, extent. they are all about whether or not israel survives. >> look, it is a bad day for america and its friends. the essence of free speech the government doesn't deal with substance. the government has no role in commenting on the substance of speech by americans. that statement by the embassy was appeasement. this is worse than the stockholm syndrome. at least then people are already hostage. this is a prehostage statement. and on israel, for obama not to meet with netanyahu at a time of the iranian nuclear weapons program reaching a climax is just inexplicab

. >> this morning in the new york times, investigative reporter curt eichenwald said the write house refuse ominous warnings since may of 2001. >> i've seen the presidential daily briefs before august 6 of 2001 and they're horrific. there are reports attacks are coming, there are going to be mass casualties. >> now when we knew about the august 6 memo, it was bad enough. there was this passage: passage. tells of an unnamed c.i.a. briefer: >> so they send a guy this is not just hade, you send a guy down to the ranch you don't get it they're coming, an attack in the u.s. do you know what bush's response was? let me show it to you: >> now pause it and think about that for a second. now, if somebody gives you a daily briefing every day, do you say ok, you've covered your ass? no! if somebody has come down there and said they're coming, they're coming they're coming, you've got to do something and he goes ahh i'm on vacation. he was on vacation for a month doing nothing. he said ok, you covered your ass, go home now. it gets worse. >> he said i have read excerpts from many of them, referr

curt double based, knocked down a left field line. nats win it big time 12-2. >>> the ultimate goal, i guess you could say. a month or so ago, whenever i talk about it. we have a ways to go, but keep playing baseball and hopefully it will happen soon. >> for the second week in a row, a costly penalty cost the redskins the game. this time around, wasn't a player involved. it was the coaching staff and the nfl is looking into what happened. kyle shanahan was called for an unsportsman like conduct after disagreeing with the referees that the game was over. but it didn't end there. kyle shanahan chased the rest into the tunnel and reportedly shouting some very unkind words at them. today, his dad addressed what happened. see if you can make any sense of it. >> he thought the game was over and i think he shared that with you. we knew the game shouldn't be over. what i was trying to do is get a personal foul, talking to the official. is he trying to get one more play and explain what the rules are in the national football league? and so you

the fact that he and three other americans by definition shows there's a massive failure of curt.with stevens' thinking and anderson cooper revealed the existence of the journal. aaccusing cnn of lacking humanity, assurances that the network reportedly gave to the stevens family to return the journal promptly and not report on details. cnn executives dispute that. and enter michael hastings from buzz feed.com best known having written a story for rolling stone a few years back that resulted in the rest ignace of general stanley mcchrystal. and wrote, why didn't the state department search the consulate and find ambassador's diary first, whatever valuable intelligence was left behind, could have been found by anybody searching the ground. and was classified material, the answer was no he shot back, ask cnn if they took anything else from the crime scene they haven't told anyone about. >> and later on, why do you bother to ask questions, you already decided you know the answers to and give answers that rpt b-s. i now i understand why the official investigation by the department of d

curt? yeah. did you get it? >> let me tell you something. i'll tell you what i know. explored america for six years to learn about the jobs nearly invisible and essential to the rest of us. writer and professor maureen laskas, you wantedo gene with everything from coal miners to migrant workers in maine, air traffi ctrollers at gua,f ch texas. tell us what you learned. >> well, i learned a ltd. of the conversations we're having rht now in the national conversation of the 47% or the 99are very abstract conversations and i got opho a doing these jobs and what conversations they're having. and how they have a lot more to say than we're listening to. >> right. wh is this america hidden from? rial o life.noeoe f i mean, you know, i have been in so many gun shops across the country i'm probably on a government watch list. crystal's grandfather was a coal miner. whare youryin tug dot aut these people? >> oh, i think that we're just not aware in our daily lives of how connected we ar to awful -- well, all of these people. every time we flip on a light switch we are burning a

citing curt reasons saying they hope to return them early next week but they will reassess.tack on the u.s. mission in benghazi, libya. even though the administration initially and repeatedly denied that assault was terrorism, it was at the same time working with the assumption that it was just that. in the inves

you wonder if tltszhere's a man behind the curt's. >> trying to solve. >> biden is always trying to prove if he can be disciplined. romney, to some extent paul ryan, don't quite have a lot of personality. i read over the weekend, a big piece this weekend. i think it was "time" that argued that romney -- i'm sorry. that biden is a necessary component of the obama re-election. because he's the -- >> use him, not using him enough? >> remember i said he put the aapostrophe in obama. bill clinton will have to play the role bid has been playing. they need a lot of help from clinton. i'm so proud of tonight. >> a special, "barack obama making history" premieres tonight, 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. doing your show live from right here. all the people right here? >> come back at 5:00. >> a big crowd. >>> much more ahead here from charlotte. up next, a rising star in the democratic party, something just visiting some south carolina democrats. you got outed, governor. brian sweitzer will be here. >>> you're watching a special two-hour edition of "the daily rundown." september 3, 2012. th

citing curt reasons saying they hope to return them early next week but they will reassess. this comes two weeks and two days after the deadly attack on the u.s. mission in benghazi, libya. even though the administration initially and repeatedly denied that assault was terrorism, it was at the same time working with the assumption that it was just that. in the investigation that we hear is ongoing, not a single f.b.i. agent has been to the consulate on benghazi, because of security concerns. those are just some of the new and shocking information we have for you tonight on the rapidly evolving story. here is chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. >> reporter: two sources tell fox news that within 24 hours of the assault on the u.s. compound in benghazi, the evidence pointed to a terrorist attack carried out by al-qaeda. the u.s. intelligence community had strong leads to indicate the affiliate in north africa, working with a second group that ceased to establish islamic state. "no one believes that mortars and the rpgs were work of mob. no one. " >> it was a te

i'm talking about 29, curt could be any these places.trying to their communities, there is no new life coming in, so i just wanted to know what you think about all that. >> it sounds like you know exactly how complicated these places are. several things are occurring. thank you for your question. 29 homes is defined by its neighbor or, the marine base, the marine corps air combat center is the biggest employer for the entire morocco the same and there's a lot of marine families that lived in twentynine palms. my neighbors when i lived in twentynine palms where marines. and of course that green bay's is the largest training facility for the marines in the united states and because our wars of the last generation have been in the desert, that is the training is a good choice. so a lot of young men and women have gone through 29 homes to train. so what is defined by the military in so many ways. it is such a fraught place for the 10 spec oracle desert in the supply desert meet in a fault line right there in because the highway north is the

curt cousins, obviously a keeper.thony armstrong did not make the team, but did get re-signed by miami. and that was not a surprise, because they tried to make a trade for him. so i think you're still going to have the solid core from last year, but obviously we'll have rg-iii at the helm, good for a couple of games. >> i found it interesting only about 17 members of the 2012 squad, when shanahan first started, are there this year. shanahan is saying that this is what he said, he's got a more talented, deeper and more athletic team. do you agree or disagree? >> i agree. lot of people want to criticize shanahan about everything they do. he's improved this team year after year after year -- or year after year. he's upgraded the quarterback position, which we needed. they upgraded the d-back position this year. and the line, we've yet to be seen. we do want progress. lot of people say we just want the team to be competitive. well, they get blown out, still not a good thing f they are close and still lose, not a good thin

a number of her colleagues are here today, patrick murphy, michael posner, and curt campbell. in addition i would like to rg a couple of our board members, george moose, judy ansley, perkins, and pricilla, without her i don't think this event would have occurred. i would like to aung san suu kyi for coming, and i would like to turn things over to henry etia -- henrietta ford for her remarks. [applause] i join with jim, and i want to tell you that this is an extremely large and important pleasure that we have in welcoming all of you here today. it is an event in honor of a remarkable individual, aung san suu kyi. we welcome you and your delegation to washington. we have followed your struggle over these past two decades and have been inspired by your unwaivering commitment to advancing human rights, equity, and justice in your country. secretary clinton, we are honored by your presence today. thank yofor joining us, and thank you and your team, many of whom are with you here today, for your leadership in strengthening u.s.-burma relations. my colleagues are delighted to co-host

>> that has to do with our manager and publicist, curt webster.e did that. then asked if we wanted to perform at andrews air force base. we got to meet mitt and talk to him and us being from massachusetts -- >> you don't look like people from massachusetts. >> we're told that all the time. >> that was an exciting experience. >> it was. >> to get to meet them at the en is even, you know, the best. like the icing on the cake. he was very nice and remembered us the last time we met i'm in nashville. >> thank you so much for being with us. don't go away, the roys will be right back with an encore when cbs "this morning saturday" returns. ♪ ♪ [ acoustic guitar: upbeat ] [ dog ] we found it together. on a walk, walk, walk. love to walk. yeah, we found that wonderful thing. and you smiled. and threw it. and i decided i would never, ever leave it anywhere. because that wonderful, bouncy, roll-around thing... had made you play. and that... had made you smile. [ announcer ] beneful. play. it's good for you. eat tomato sauce on my spaghetti. the acidic level

they are curt suzuki got the game winning hit.ce harper drove in another run with one of his four hits on the night. i think it's the first time he had four hits in a game this season. the nats win 5-3 and now have a 7.5 game lead over the braves who lost again last night. >> you have to have a strong bench in life. >> okay. >>> robert griffin iii is the talk of the town after sunday's big win down in the big easy, of course. he also has started apparently a new craze among skins fans reminiscent of course of tim tebow's signature move. check it it's called griffinnin and it refers to this pose right there which the qb made after throwing his first touchdown pass. okay. it's catching on. we said that, right? so here's a look at some of the fans getting in on this griffinning craze. the first picture was sent in from lamont on twitter and then here's a student doing the same back at his alma mater baylor university. we don't recommend this. but some folks are griffinning at the office. and finally, little scott benson on twitter --

and he along with the team that assistant secretary curt campbell leads are not only in constant communication but ongoing consultation with many representatives of different constituencies in burma so that we can provide the help and support that is necessary and appropriate. last sess, i had the honor of visiting suu chi in the house that was once her prison and we talked about many things, including the challenge of moving from protest to politics and becoming a stateswoman and that's what her country needs from her now. i know a little bit about how hard that can be. it exposes you to a new sort of criticism and attack and requires the kind of pragmatic compromise and coalition building that is the life blood of politics but may disappoint the purists who have held faith with you while you were on the outside. yet in the months since she walked out of house arrest and into the political arena, she has proven herself to be a natural. campaigning hard, legislating well, and staying focused on what can be done right now and tomorrow and the day after tomorrow to move her country forward. so i

i have my poster with you and curt l. and so i have to have one more. >> i'm very grateful. here. >> we had 80% -- we had 87% of the vote when you are and. >> i'm grateful. >> i worked for your campaign in 2000. >> thanks again. >> thank you. >> thank you for coming. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] jill biden wife of the vice president campaigned in pittsburgh sunday with dnc chairman david wasserman schultz. this is 20 minutes. [applause] [cheers and applause] [inaudible] [inaudible] it is so wonderful to be here with jill biden. [applause] i know i don't have to introduce her to you. [inaudible] [applause] there she she is, nancy. i have two kinds of people who -- the people in the 20th district of florida my constituents and the members of the democratic national committee. we have democratic national committee members here. [applause] thank you so much aerial for the outstanding work you do in the field organization to turn out the vote for president president obama and vice president biden. [applause] it's a very good thing that you are so fired up and ready to

the amount of stress that country is under, there's nobody in the united states can a senator curt senator lieberman and i and other folks are making a top priority to make sure iran does not get nuclear weapons. we cannot have a nuanced approach is professor warren has said in the past and that's another big difference. >> response, please. >> israel has an unbroken friendship with israel. we have a special relationship with israel. israel's safety and survival in the united states is of utmost importance to us. it is important because we need an ally in that region that is democratic and rule of law. will recognize the risk israel faces. it's been a bipartisan approach. it is work through democratic and republican administration, not something that should be politicized. but was this really about is who you think should be a commander-in-chief? and other supporting president obama. i want to see him stay as commander-in-chief. i want to continue to work with them. >> i'm going to move onto next question and you'll start here. academic researchers the u.s. has more than 100,000 janitors w