we're happy to partner with the expo this year.here are in addition to certainly the information you're going to provide regarding diabetes, there is health and wellness and nutrition screen ks there, as well, and flu shots made available. a lot to offer here. that is october 10th. we'll see you there. and eva gonzalez thank you for joining me today. >> thank you. >> thank you for joining me on maryland spotlight. i'm kim knight. there's no subtext... just tacos. yeah, it's our job to make you want it. but honestly... it's not that hard. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican.

expo for those 50 and older. i fit in that category. sunday, october 7, this sunday, and then also sunday action october 14. the beacon each year, you probably know, sponsors two expos where you can get medical checkups. you can get information that you need. and of course i have with me the beacon's publisher stewart rosenthal who's in charge of it all. this is so important for people who are 50 and older to come to these expos. one in maryland. one in virginia. so we make it convenient for everyone because you can get so much important information. >> we track thousands -- attract thousands of people to the two aevents. you can get screenings, flu shots available. lots of government agencies and businesses are there with important information, services and products. >> political commentator mark is going to be there. i'll be at both expos. i always come every year. it really is a fun time for people. and informational and educational time for them. >> that's right. because we have information for people on housing and health care and

let's talk about the expo. this week it's at white flint mall. we had great fun. mark was there. he is amazing. he's going to be at white flint with me. i'm going to be there again. >> last week he sort of started off talking about the presidential debate and analyzing that. but i imagine this sunday he'll talk about the vice presidential debate and give us his take on that. >> that's right. this expo that you've been holding for so many years is important for seniors 50 and older because they get important information. >> right, right. we talk about everything from housing and health care to arts and theater, to financial and legal advice. we have more than 60 exhibitors this time which is a really good number. everything from business us and nonprofits and government agencies. >> it starts at? >> starts at noon. lasts till 4:00. you can come and stay the whole time because there will be health screenings which you may have to wait in line for. we have computer classes this time. introductory to computer classes, learn about digital photography or free software on the net. we ha

the best part of this expo is the number of prototypes you the sample. the best in ideas that haven't hit the market. can't read sheet music? no problem. researchers created something that does it for you. users write notes then scan them with this device. a camera turns what it sees into data and inputs that into an algorithm. it's played back in realtime. >> translator: i want people to have fun and experience something new when they add digital technology to an analog format. >> reporter: researchers at the university of tokyo focus their efforts on helping people control their weight and their cravings. they created these goggles which change the size of your food according to its nutritional value. the bigger it looks, the more you think you eat. the result, you feel fuller, faster. >> translator: i know that the cookie isn't changing but it felt like it was growing and shrinking in my hand. >> reporter: even parking your car is now easier. researchers and students created something they call optical camouflage technology that makes backing into a s

the best part of this expo is the number of prototypes you can sample. the very latest ideas and devices that haven't even hit the market. can't read sheet music? no problem. researchers at tokyo metropolitan university created something that does it for you. users write notes then scan them with this device. a microcamera turns what it sees into data and inputs that data into an algorithm. the digitized sheet music is played back in realtime. >> translator: i want people to have fun and experience something new when they add digital technology to an analog format. >> reporter: researchers at the university of tokyo focus their efforts on helping people control their weight and their cravings. they created these goggles, which change the size of your food according to its nutritional value. take this cookie, for example. digitally enlarging it alters your psychological perception. the bigger it looks, the more you think you eat. the result -- you feel fuller faster. >> translator: i know that the cookie isn't changing, but it really felt like it was grow

they secured a donation 3,000 lunches and snacks for the third annual sf promise college, and career expodid not only save more than $5,000, but the donation was delivered and supervised and they helped to supervise the distribution of the meals and some of the qualities, are examplely follow through, and friendly, customer oriented service, strategic out of the box thinking and creative problem solvers and really nice to work with and going way beyond what is expected of them. for the past three years, they have worked to help provide meals for over 3,000 students at this off-site event and they have always had a yes attitude from the beginning and worked hard to accommodate the question. they promised on time and with a smile, but they worked around many complicated parameters. the career expo is the only fair held during school time where we provide transportation for all students and chap rones. most are held in the evenings where only some of the students can get it. this ensures that all of the students have access and the nutrition team believes in the concept of the event and want

there's a fitness expo today from 3:00 until 8:00 p.m. at the d.c. armory on east capitol st. southeast. there will be more than 200 exhibitors and interactive displays. runners can also pick up their race materials. the expo will be all day tomorrow and saturday as well. >> a lot of folks registered to run in that race this weekend. it is mild outside, 60 degrees just before 5:00. >> we will hear from robin roberts later this morning about to recover from the a bone marrow transplant his. we will tell you about the surprises >> 4:53. let's check the weather. >> looks like another good one in this area, jacqui jeras. >> we do have quite a bit of clouds this morning and a little patchy fog. temperatures are still really good at 63 degrees with a dew point of 59. the wind coming out of the east today will keep a little more moisture and clouds in our area. we'll get some breaks especially this afternoon with a little more sunshine before it returns again tonight. the express forecast, 66 and mostly cloudy at 9:00, 71 at noon and partly sunny. this is the start of a decline in th

overall, the mood at the small business expo was upbeat. there's plenty of action from financial firms. customers are closer to getting some of the money they lost when lehman brothers collapsed. the $38- billion settlement just needs the okay by the bankruptcy judge. federal regulators for credit unions are suing credit suisse group for the sale of mortgage-backed securities. the firm is accused of misleading statements and omitting important details. the shake-up by jpmorgan chase may not be over. the wall street journal reports another top executive may leave in the wake of the multi-billion dollar trading loss. a top executive at avon is leaving the company. the company's chief executive andrea jung plans to say goodbye at the end of the year. jung has been with avon for 13 years. avon has faced its fair share of troubles in recent years, including declining profits and an sec investigation into a possible bribery scandal. jung will reman on avon's board following her departure. the market is shaking off the facebook ipo debacle. ipos a

the expo runs through saturday starting today and is free and open to the public. the marathon takes place sunday at 7:55 a.m. >>> some people concerned about whether the weather we might get on sunday could affect the marathon. tom kierein keeping an eye on all things meteorlogical. >> indeed. we have just a few clouds east of the eastern shore and maybe a little fog forming. elsewhere, a clear sky. temperatures are cool after yesterday's touch of summer, back down to autumn-like temperatures in the 50s this morning. montgomery, prince george's, arlington, fairfax counties. it's a little bit chillier. parts of virginia near 50, from manassas down to culpepper, shenandoah valley, a few locations dipped down to the 40s. the latest with hurricane sandy, it's decreased a little bit in streng strength. it is a category 2 hurricane. it is moving rapidly north at about 20 miles an hour. and on this pace, it's going to be passing close to the bahamas later today and into tomorrow. it will be di minute iminishinga category 1 hurricane. the latest track takes it northeast f

they secured a donation 3,000 lunches and snacks for the third annual sf promise college, and career expodid not only save more than $5,000, but the donation was delivered and supervised and they helped to supervise the distribution of the meals and some of the qualities, are examplely follow through, and friendly, customer oriented service, strategic out of the box thinking and creative problem solvers and really nice to work with and going way beyond what is expected of them. for the past three years, they have worked to help provide meals for over 3,000

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this was the opening of the west lake international expo over the weekend. most of the people hurt suffered from burns and some of them still in the hospital. >>> also caught on tape a heart stopping base jumping accident, this daredevil stunt nearly ending in tragedy in norway. that jumper flung off the side of the cliff when the bar he was preparing to flip on broke. everybody was all but certain he died there, but he survived. he opened his parachute just a few moments before he hit the ground. you can see a little picture of it down there. >> okay. base jumping not for me, never ever. >>> now to a somewhat unusual rescue for firefighters when a young deer got trapped in a canal. >> so a couple out on bikes noticed the deer struggling to swim in a sacramento canal yesterday afternoon. first responders called for the river rescue boat, but the deer wouldn't cooperate. so the firefighters tried throwing a lasso without any success, took them about an hour, but that deer did eventually become so tired it allowed the rescuers to get it to safety. the animal w

you're always so smart expo factor or not. >> it's a pleasure. >> thank you. have a great weekend.k you for watching. stay tuned now for "newsroom international" with michael holmes sitting in for suzanne malveaux. >> and thanks to you, ashleigh. welcome to "newsroom international" and i'm michael holmes. suzanne malveaux is still out. we're taking you around the world in 60 minutes, and here's what we're covering for you today. a car bomb rocks a normally quiet part of beirut in the middle of rush hour causing chaos on the streets and fears about what might come next. fareed zakaria will put it all in perspective for

now your nationals, who were the expos, finished second in the nl east and twenty years ago, it was the last time the redskins won the super bowl. >> oh, see a super bowl here. >> they could win again. that's it for us, the cbs evening news is next. have a great night, everybody.

the expo is free and open to the public. the marathon takes place sunday at 7:55 a.m. >>> and metro is getting ready for the marine corps marathon as well. it's opening early, 5:00 a.m. on sunday morning. you can face some delays, though, trains will be single tracking on parts of the red, orange, blue, and green lines this weekend. on the red line, trains will share a track between grosvenor. on saturday only, blue line trains will single track between franconia, spring, and dorn street. >>> people visiting the big apple will have a famous view of the skyline to take advantage of once again. after a year of renovations, the statue of liberty's crown will be open to the public again starting sunday. the construction addressed safety concerns, and the newly reopened area gives a little better view of the famous skyline. if you want to see it, it's only open thursdays through sundays, and you do need reservations. >>> can you believe it? black friday is just four weeks from today. this year more shoppers are getting an early s

it happened during a trade expo that attracts millions of people. >>> finally, the space shuttle endeavour is home. it wasn't until three hours ago that the shuttle parked at the california los angeles mew scheme of science. it took all day friday, all day saturday, more than half of today to travel 12 measly miles. thousands came out to see it. >> an amazing event. that's why i'm here with my daughter. to make sure she sees and it is part of it. >> a once in a lifetime deal with the spate space shuttle going down the streets of l.a. >> one of the reasons it took so long was because of the tight squeeze. engineers had to shoe horne the shuttle around trees and power lines. >> up next, a feat no man has ever done before. [applause] >> the extreme athlete who jumped from the stratosphere and made a nearly 24-mile sky dive back to earth, and leigh glaser says, get ready for warmer >> a skydiver successfully made his ascent from the edge of space, breaking the speed of sound during the freefall. felix bum baumgartner ascended in a helium balloon that carried him to 23 miles, more than three ti

committee about how much he knew of jimmy savile's behavior and the decision to drop a hard-hitting tv expos of the man at another time the the shell was preparing a glowing tributes of the man. first let's recap some of the main points. george entwistle was asked about the extent of the abuse in the '70s and '80s. >> there's no question what jimmy savile did and the way the bbc behaved and the culture of the bbc seemed to allow what he did, there's no question this is a gravely serious matter. one cannot look back on it with anything but horror that his activities went on as long as they did, undetected. that's a matter of grave regret to me and something that the bbc and i need to demonstrate an absolute determination not to do everything we can put right. i am determined to do that. >> it was a long time. naomi, the question was raised, tell us about the pedophile ring? >> he was asked whether this kind of abuse was endemic at the bbc during these three decades or a for your decades we are looking at. he says is too early to tell. but he did say the bbc is looking at the possibility of 9

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the ex-left-hander for the boston rex, the montreal expos, a great guy.ntee you bill lee is watching this game right now. i don't know if he's ever met brian wilson, but those are two guys in the same pod. >> joe: look at the concentration of his fingers as he taps on the top of the hat. that's high. a leadoff walk. tomorrow night on tbs, game three of the alcs. a great pitching match-up. verlander and sabathia. and thence day from st. louis, the coverage against 3:30 eastern and 12:30 pacific. hohse had a great year. matt cain has been inked to a long-term deal. >> joe: they won it all in the postseason in 2010, and he didn't give up an earned run. >> tim: no. >> joe: the entire postseason. marc rzepczynski gets loose. we heard from ken rosenthal earlier about future rotation plans for bruce bochy. it's worth going back to that. a check on blanco. pretty interesting conversation we had, kenny, with bruce bochy before the game. >> ken: yes, joe. what he said was he did not want to use lincecum tonight, tim lincecum. and vogelsong going seventh innings ena

before we explain the solution that you come up with plane expo me the problem. my career with the spartans we had a playback that was about yea big. i understand the ones the nfl use are significantly larger. >> i'm sure since your all star days they have grown over time. there are many teams using traditional play books. there is no reason you have to make this change. teams have done things their own way for a long time. >> now they are enormous. >> 300 pages and not only do they have to print them and distribute them every week they had to make play changes and the team would have to give back to play books, count them up and make sure they got back and then destroy them. >> and dvds on top of that. >> absolutely. the traditional way was player would come down and ask for a series of videos. somebody would have to find the videos and compile them and track the person down and find the dvd player and then what do i do with this material? it was kind a series of steps. >> is this basically a digitization opportunity? >> that's one stage of it, for sure. what's

. >>> it is the final day of the marine corps marathon health expo at the d.c. armory. more than 200 exhibits are on display including fitness products, health screenings, and giveaways. the expo is free and open to the public. you can visit today between 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. the marathon takes place tomorrow at 7:55 in the morning. >>> the ravens are making headlines this morning despite not having a game this weekend. the nfl is fining the team $20,000 for not listing an injury to star safety ed reed who admitted earlier this month he is playing with a shoulder injury but is still taking part in practice. the nfl requires teams to report injuries even if players continue to take the field. the redskins had to pay a similar fine last week. >>> and there is good news for the redskins iron man as he tries to keep a streak alive this sunday. >> and the wizards look to end the preseason on a high note. carol maloney has that and more in your "sports mint." >>> good morning. i'm carol maloney. your sports mint begins with redskins injury news. friday was a good day for l

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the show was supposed to celebrate the opening of an expo but 30 minutes into it, the fireworks veered offcourse. spectators grabbing injured loves ones trying to get out of the way. about 100 were injured, many released from the hospital. that's good news. police are still investigating what went wrong. >>> on "fox news sunday," senior advisories from both campaigns preview the critical opposition debate in two days. president obama hoping to bounce back from his wildly criticized performance in the first face-off. governor romney seeking to keep the momentum going. what can we expect on tuesday? >> i think he's going to be aggressive in making the case for his view of where we should go as a country and a country that's built around a growing, thriving middle class, not the top down they're. but he's -- we saw governor romney's walking away from his own proposals and certainly the president's going to be willing to challenge him on it. >> there's a big choice election here between president obama's policies and governor romney's policies. that became clear in the first debate, it wil

the division title last night, the first for the franchise since 1981 when they were the montreal exposalso the first pennant for a baseball team in washington since 1933. the nationals still battling the reds for home field advantage throughout the playoffs. >>> yankees have already punched their ticket to the postseason, but they're fighting the orioles for that a.l. east title so they don't have to slip into the wild card. they entered last night's game against the red sox tied with the orioles for the division lead. bottom of the second, this thing got ugly. robinson cano, that's a bomb. 446 feet off the face of the restaurant in center field. the yankees up 1-0. same inning. curtis granderson. curls one inside the foul pole. that's a two-run home run. yankees score nine runs in the second inning. they win 10-2. and with the orioles' loss last night, the yankees take a one-game lead in that division race with two games to play. >>> the oakland a's also clinched the final american league playoff spot with a win over the rangers last night. with that win, oakland eliminates the los an

hundreds of veterans and military spouses are expected to fill the stadium for the hire our heroes expo. the goal is to get men and women who served our country get them back to work by connecting them with the fellow military friendly employers. it will take place today from 11:00 in the morning until 3:00 in the afternoon. once again it's going to be taking place at the m&t bank stadium. >>> an exciting day for the ronald mcdonald house. every broom there is getting a new mattress donated by tempur- pedic. baltimore city firefighters are going to be helping out and removing the 72 old mattresses and replacing them with new ones. the charity organization provides a home away if home for families needing to be near chair sick children and it runs mostly on donations with the help of volunteers. >>> all right, lynette is up here checking the weather right now. feels more like august than october and lauren you are watching the roads. >> yes, we are dealing with a little bit of patchy fog this morning. so definitely watch out for that. not quite as bad as yesterday. >> exactly. >> that's

. >>> all right a shoutout this morning from the baby boomers senior expo.we were out there going on at the state fairgrounds and i have a long list of shoutouts. indulge me? they love you. they love you. they love you. >> a lot of love. >> they tolerate me. so to gene, sarah, gail, fay and dr. dorsey, thank you for getting up with us every morning. and keep watching abc2 and "good morning maryland." >> we're going to send you off to "good morning america," have a great day and we will have a news, weather and traffic update for you in the next 30 minutes. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance.

this mishap happened saturday night during an opening ceremony of a westlake international expo. several people had to be treated for burns. >>> an austrian adventurer made sky diving history high over the new mexico desert. felix baumgartner became the first sky diver to break the sound barrier. he jumped from 24 miles up and reached speeds of more than 833 miles per hour before landing safely. baumgartner used a special capsule to travel up into the stratosphere. he wore a high tech suit to shield himself on the way down. he also had a mission control team on the ground monitoring his every move. >> when i was standing there on top of the world, you become so humble. you want to come back alive, you know, because you do not want to die from your parents, your girlfriend. >> baumgartner broke a record that had been on the books since the 1960s. just for an added perspective, he jumped from a height three times higher than the cruising altitude for commercial jet liners. incredible. >> and made a perfect landing. right on his feet and does a little run for you. no problem. how ab

marine corps marathon and the festivities kick off today with a three-day-long health and fitness expo. it serves as the check-in for the nearly 44,000 runners taking part, but more than 200 exhibits will also be on display at the d.c. armory, including fitness products, health screens and give waist. it runs today through saturday and is free and open to the public. the marathon takes place sunday at 7:55 a.m. >> now you've got me thinking about a big z. >>> microsoft hoping eight is its lucky number with the limited release of its newest operating system. it will feature elements usually seen in smart phones and tablets. an effort here maybe to compete with apple's popular ios system. the new operating system will come standard on new surface tablets as well as all-new pcs going forward. >> with the holidays right around the corner, it appear there's a lot of good news for people looking for seasonal work. career builder reports that more companies will hire seasonal employees. also will pay these people higher wages and even offer more permanent positions to them at the end of the s

if you look at some of the hi storical photos of the panama pacific expo significance of 1915, i believe that home is in a really prominent spot and many of the photographs are taken top of the hill summer street. so, thank you for that. * exposition this is a unique, creative, generous solution. so, i'm in full support. >> commissioner moore. >> this is an extremely difficult case. staff makes recommendation relative to a freestanding building with a roof deck, which is a large historic home. so, we are approving the roof deck and the by-product, bmr units, i'm not saying this is respectful, but it is a reality. what is in front of us, mr. star's analysis is correct, we have a substandard law and five variances for those units to even be approvable. for those small units that is a large ask. under normal circumstances when we have substandard or constrained lots, our purpose is to look at the units first and find as much compliance as we can because for two units which are not really in size or anything exceptional, that creates a very difficult situation. i want to make a case just to

we went to the digital expo to get a handle on the latest trends that will help your business stay on track. >> i'm the operator for my pocket calculator. >> when it comes to technology, things are moving fast. recently, some of the world's biggest brands and the tech industry's most promising start upcompanies gathered and collaborated on how to keep up. >> the expectation of having instant access is allowing people to be a little bit more adapting to new technologies or forms of communication than ever before. >> according to kurt abramson, ceo of share this, a company that provides sharing info, the biggest change is how people shop. people go to stores to look and get a sense of the experience and then they go home and they actually buy it online where they think they can get a better price. 45% of americans have bought something through a mobile app on their phone. >> for jeff hassen, chief marketing office of hip cricket, a mobile marketing and advertising company says it is more important than ever to go to the customer. >> we have gone from a passive activity of interacting wi

technological expo for technological whiz kids that is on the face of it the reason why he is in moscow there is however other ideas that have been posed by members of russia's technological community and companies here they say that the real reason may be to head home to poach advanced russian programmers to work at facebook. and they don't they don't feel particularly happy about that telling vedder mosty amongst other russian newspapers that they remember one nine hundred ninety eight when russia was going through a financial crisis and microsoft was busy doing the same thing or at least they they thought that microsoft was here poaching and as they saw it stealing away russian talent to work in america and they wouldn't be happy about zuckerberg trying the same thing here the message is still technological he's here to look at and talk about technology but there are all these ideas about possible all teary eyed motives to the facebook founders visit. thanks for that update our correspondent reporting from the center of moscow and moving on let's check out the equity markets banking

the career expo is the only fair held during school time where we provide transportation for all students and chap rones. most are held in the evenings where only some of the students can get it. this ensures that all of the students have access and the nutrition team believes in the concept of the event and wanted to be sure that all of the students got a nutritious lunch for the day, and they are thanked very much for doing that. >> thank you, so much, that was a very shocking honor to have this... >> this never works for me, superintendant and i am sure marine karu, and this is indeed an honor and i wish to thank you, especially for recognizing, noi, so i don't know how i would have done what i have done over the last 16 school years. she is the only employee in our central office that is actually been here longer than i have. she is in her 17th school year. and she has been my right-hand all along the way. so i can't thank her enough. but, to close, i am sure that you have bigger business to get on with. i do want to recognize every student nutrition worker in our department, collecti

next week, we head to the digital world expo in las vegas to get tips from the leading experts on how your business using technology. from search engine to analytics, we have the scoop on everything you as a small business owner should have on your radar. until then, i'm j.j. ramberg. remember, we make "your business" our business. we make a simple thing. a thing that helps you buy other things. but plenty of companies do that. so we make something else. we help make life a little easier, more convenient, more rewarding,

dot com including playing at too much expo. could lead to house arrest or perhaps a job in intelligence online you've got the story of how the u.k. government plans to use computer game addicted teenagers as the future of backbone of the country's cyber security service. find a piece of common ground online we've got the story of the russian settlement mocking his two hundredth anniversary but where in north america. i'll get to the world update soon for now that the cia wants to significantly expand its fleet of drones and is pressing the white house to give it the green light it would allow the agency to sustain or even increase lethal strikes abroad including those ongoing in pakistan the news comes just a day off of the pakistani interior minister quoted so to stick suggesting eighty percent of people killed in drone attacks have been civilians. said in three hundred strikes more than two thousand have died. from pakistan's first political lobbying group says washington's responsible for both the deadly strikes and the minu

elisabeth smart was the keynote speaker at the healthy women's expo in lincolnshire but her message isgeared more towards children, resisting aggression defensively helps kids defend themselves should be taken like she was. it teaches children many different options from screaming, kicking and yelling and that actually goes into physical self-defense moves. smart felt like she didn't have those options but the 24 year- old never lost hope and while she gets scared about the future every once in awhile she knows this path is the bestbest for her right now. >> each one of us has something to offer and you never know who you can help by reaching out, by speaking out miracles happen. elisabeth smart said she wants to have lots of children, she still plays the harp harping to perform at carnegie hall one day she definitely would like to pursue it so she is really doing a great thing it coming out of this tragedy and she sees it as recalling right now. still ahead, shocking video a bus driver attacked for no apparent reason and white a chicago student will be the first across a marathon line

. >>> next week, we head to the digital world expo in las vegas to get some tips of how to grow yourusing technology. we have the scoop on everything you as a small business owner should have on your radar. until then, i am j.j. ramberg. remember, we make your business our business. we make a simple thing. a thing that helps you buy other things. but plenty of companies do that. so we make something else. we help make life a little easier, more convenient, more rewarding, more entertaining. year after year. it's the reason why we don't have customers. we have members. american express. welcome in. >>> when republican presidential romney mitt romney at last night's al smith dinner made one of his jokes about president obama, that was also sort of an implicitly a shot at the first lady. the first lady herself was not in the room. mr. romney was there with his wife, ann romney, but the president was there without the first lady. michelle obama was not in the room. i think that is what made mr. romney's joke more awkward than it otherwise might have been. >> campaigns can be grueling, ex

certainly i think obama's got something to to think about here in terms of the swing states the republican expo to those who have gone off the republican party because it's gone so far to the to an extreme talking about abortion in really difficult ways for them to accept and many other things if they can be swayed back just by the force of personality and charisma which he showed last night that. could be a big change now do you think we have a real race again you just change the dynamic in any way meaningful way down. i mean it has certainly changed the energy levels of both counts on it has certainly created the impression that mitt romney is in with a real chance in this respect obviously one of the disadvantages all of us space is that the opinion polls about this do not come out for two or three days afterward and so we don't really know the impact that this has had on public opinion but clearly if we were talking today and and mitt romney had lost the debate or had been only ok in the debate we would all be saying this race is effectively over we're not saying that because he was really

. >> professor a cameo that would later spark a different kind of expo say all together. that story begins in 2010 when a texan named steven lip ski attended a screening of gas plan near fort worth texas after he said he suspected his well had been fouled he was put in contact with an an ta fracking specialist. list went to a home with a camera connected a garden hose with a spigot and put a match to the end. it ignited. rich then e-mailed a copy to armenderas now with the epa as proof fracking by a company named range resources fouled his well. according to epa records agency scientists had misgivings about the video and other evidence that had been gathered. he brushed them aside and pushed through an emergency order against range veerses. he th -- range resources. >> not only is there natural gas in the oil well but there is natural gas that is coming from the production activities of range. the oil and gas regulator decide to do review the matter himself. >> there is no way in the world range had anything to do with the natural gas that might have been. >> indeed when