frank wear. how's it going today? >> great. >> if you weren't driving the cable car what would you be doing? >> i'd be bar-hopping. >> start at one end of clement street and go all the way down, hitting all the bars. if you could choose anybody to pick your partner, who would you pick? >> i would say the governor but i knows -- know he's busy clearing up all this mess we're in. ity would say the superintendent. he was a conductor at one time. >> excellent. then we could just take the car and go on that bell-hopping or bar-hopping run. i'm hammered already. ladies and gentlemen, mr. frank ware. [ringing bells] [applause] >> ah-ha! yes! oh, yeah. >> frank ware, ladies and gentlemen! got a little body english in there. frank ware. our fifth contestant is his second time to qualify for the finals. he is a grip. he's been with muni for nine years and spent seven years with the cable car division. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mr. trini whittaker. so trini -- >> like i told frank, the cable car has two people. who wo

i'm frank sesno. our guests today are both experts in technology and the information needs of a democracy. aneesh chopra, appointed by president obama, is this country's first chief technology officer. he's charged with bringing innovation to the government and the economy. ellen miller is the co-founder of the sunlight foundation, a group committed to using the power of the internet to increase political transparency and accountability and to helpg citizens and journalists be their own best watchdogs. welcome to you both. let me start by asking you, aneesh chopra, what's at stake here? >> well, in a sense, there are 3 key elements. first, this is a key pillar of how we have a government that works. second, our society is transformed incredibly by these emerging digital technologies, so how we communicate with one another is at stake, and third, the foundation of our economy, the economic prospects going forward, rest heavily on our ability to get this right. >> ellen miller? >> well, i would actually

oh, yeah. >> frank ware, ladies and gentlemen! got a little body english in there. frank ware.s a grip. he's been with muni for nine years and spent seven years with the cable car division. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mr. trini whittaker. so trini -- >> like i told frank, the cable car has two people. who would you take as your second person? >> my son. my son loves the cable cars. >> oh, that's fantastic. work on the sentimal -- sentimental vote. very smart. very smart. ladies and gentlemen, mr. trini whitaker. [ringing bells]

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frank brought bill clinton to campaign for him.here are more competitive races where you would think he would go. i was with beale last when the first radio ad ran -- it was supposed to be touting frank for his role in the so-called financial reform bill. instead it ended up being an attack on beilat for not supporting it. >> paul: i saw in the globe he's doing a little bit a quasi mea culpa on fannie mae and freddie mac on his role there? >> he said he thought the ' motives bad for wanting to reform. he also by the way, has followed his opponent in saying he wants to repeal the 1099 provision of the obamacare. >> paul: matt, i want to ask you about the race in pennsylvania for senate, sestak who beat spector in the primary and toomey the republican. toomey has been leading democrats are saying sestak is catching up on class war themes blaming wall street and so on. running against the rich. any traction there? >> i was at a dinner the other night where sestak spoke. he claimed in his internal polls he's up by 3%. no other poll sho

people like glenn beck have bashed frank for years. >> what's wrong with you, massachusetts? >> reporter: bielat is using the money to post mocking web videos like this. so you think you have a target on your back? >> oh, i know i do. the tea party has said i'm their number one opponent. >> reporter: frank thinks his response, campaigning with the likes of bill clinton, should be a model for other democrats. the latest poll here spokes he still has a 12-point lead. >> i would rather very much the failure if some of my democra c ic colleagues in the past to fight back. >> reporter: frank is fighting with his wallet, so he has a chance to keep his voice in washington. john berman, abc news, massachusetts. >>> and still ahead on "world news," they are rolling out those airport scanning machines in the busiest air space in the country, and there's a rebellion among pilots and passengers. >>> how dr. richard besser doing this saved one viewer's father's life. >>> and, the woman who revolutionized how we see ourselves. our "person of the week." ♪ [ man ] if it was simply about mone

you covered and looked at the barney frank race in massachusetts of all places and barney frank actuallytive race. >> that's right, nobody thinks at that barney frank is likely to lose. and the poll that made news, had him up by 10% over his challenger. >> 10%, he hasn't had a close race since 1980. >> since 1982, and he's a serious guy, a marine, worked in the private sector, a harvard graduate, a very impressive guy and raised a lot of money and gotten national attending and barney frank is on the defensive. he brought bill clinton to campaign for him and you would think that bill clinton, plenty more competitive races you think he would go. i was with sean after the first radio campaign ran and supposed to tout frank in the reform bill, instead was an attack on bielat, and he's saying, i'm glad he's getting my name recognition. >> paul: a mea culpa on the fannie mae and fren. >> he resisted saying he thought the republicans motives were bad, affordable housing and he also, by the way, followed his opponent in saying he wants to repeal a provision of obama care, 1099 provision that wou

. >>> and i'm frank somerville. berkeley police say they have caught to these. but more are out there waiting for atms in case you forget to retrieve your cards. the thieves are operating outside the bank of america at telegraph and grant and the north shadik. but the other atms are also susceptible. ken wayne is live with our report. >> reporter: frank, berkeley police say it has happened 27 times at two bank of america locations. a simple forgetful act that is costing people hundreds possibly thousands of collars dollars. >> reporter: you put the card in and nearby thieves are ready and watching for to you take it out. moments later they are withdrawing money from your

he is the oldest donor on record. >> reporter: is there any way, frank, to express how good this madeou feel. >> it is something that, you know you helped somebody. and there's a lot of people that need the help. >> reporter: how much does it mean to you, this gift of life. >> oh, a lot. he's my angel. >> reporter: and there's no better gift than putting together a new chapter of memories. cynthia bowers, cbs news, chicago. >> mitchell: wow. that is the "cbs evening news." later on cbs, "60 minutes." thanks for joining us this sunday evening. i'm russ mitchell, cbs news in new york. katie will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> coming up, a college basketball player dies and terror alert, what's sparking warnings for american travelers. >>> and it was down to the ,,,, dentures are softer than teeth. and a lot of people, when they get a denture,

i'm frank sesno. joing today are two visionary media leaders with unique and important perspectives on the power of print. tina brown is well-known for her award-winning career as a magazine editor, leading the "new yorker" and "vanity fair" to extraordinary success. more recently she launched the popular website the daily beast and is now developing a new approach to digital book publishing. ken paulson was the editor of "usa today" and was one of the first newspaper editors to put content on-line, way back in 1993. he was also the executive director of the first amendment center. full disclosure: ken is currently also the president of the freedom forum in the newseum, the producers of this program. so welcome to you both. thanks for coming in. let's start with a really simple question but one that i am asked almost anytime i talk to anybody who cares, and that is, can print news survive this digital revolution? tina, what do you think? >> i think print is in crisis, and we're still doing triage. but

>> i have known barney frank and he was a graduate student. >> i like barney frank.eriencing the policies of the democrats. democratic leaders thought it would be popular. his district wentz 62 percent from obama in 2008 seems like safe democratic but in january, 2010 it voted a small plurality for scott brown the republican senator. that got barney frank's attention. the fact that he put 200 thousand of his own money he is not a certain of substantial net worth that does tell you volumes he's taking this seriously. another effect of this is he's not sending campaign money to endangered democrats in other districts who can't raise as much money because they are not committee chairmen. >> november 17th and chilling and hair. what's interesting is the district was redistracted ten years ago to ensure a democrat would be elected. let's go first on this one. >> in illinois the 17th it was manneder for democrat wayne evans. it has little tentacles that run out to rock island and goes along the mississippi river and avoids the republican area and goes out to springfield in

he is the oldest donor on record. >> reporter: is there any way, frank, to express how good this madeou feel. >> it is something that, you know you helped somebody. and there's a lot of people that need the help. >> reporter: how much does it mean to you, this gift of life. >> oh, a lot. he's my angel. >> reporter: and there's no better gift than putting together a new chapter of memories. cynthia bowers, cbs news, chicago. >> mitchell: wow. that is the "cbs evening news." later on cbs, "60 minutes." thanks for joining us this sunday evening. i'm russ mitchell, cbs news in new york. katie will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> the give answer are champions in the national -- giants are champions in the national league west. they clinch a spot in the play- offs. how they got it done. >> fire coming out the window and the front door. >> in the right place at the right time. how two off duty firefighters out fighting layoffs wound up saving the day. >>> five women attacked at the same east bay apartment c

he said that frank frank sinatra. i'd love to go but i've got stuff going on.nd frank said he have to be there. my dad said the hell i am. >> right crews congratulations on being a part of our marathon were little over one hour and courage >> luck with the next seven hours and you can do it. thanks a lot rows. what stationary with pureed >> channel to >> he blocked by light of you out of the scene in the secondary >> carries are any one you haven't talked about 30 at? you talk to everybody. >> note is a play the truth you probably know this i want to these guys who i love the game some of my job but i'd like to go hang round hear people talk about nothing. so i never henry with any these guys so tonight as much as and joking about three hours it's been fun these guys haven't seen carried if dennis rodman were here i'd be afraid of you but there's no reason for you to get my life for somerville. alright any waste (laughter) i hope you think and canning carried no she's worried. marks on a box he was to make it look like this 6 ft. 8 in.. will come back here have

he is the oldest donor on record. >> reporter: is there any way, frank, to express how good this madeou feel. >> it is something that, you know you helped somebody. and there's a lot of people that need the help. >> reporter: how much does it mean to you, this gift of life. >> oh, a lot. he's my angel. >> reporter: and there's no better gift than putting together a new chapter of memories. cynthia bowers, cbs news, chicago. >> mitchell: wow. that is the "cbs evening news." later on cbs, "60 minutes." thanks for joining us this sunday evening. i'm russ mitchell, cbs news in new york. katie will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org you want some fiber one honey clusters? yeah. you must really care about him. what? no, no. you gave him fiber. no she didn't. this tastes way too good to be fiber. they're delicious crunchy clusters with sweet honey and half a day's worth of fiber. you care about my fiber? not really. i care about your fiber too. i have for a while. ok, carl. why don't you care about her fiber? hey

frank. >> sonya, thanks. your money, which comes from foundations and donors, right--and you've got a fair bit of it, it's flowing right now? >> right. >> which is a good thing. why? >> i think the foundation world, which is predom--which is where we receive the bulk of our funds, understands what a difficult period this is. they are worried about investigative reporting. they're worried about this kind of accountability joualism. they have been very supportive of the center, and they know that we do our work at a very high quality level, and we make it available to other journalists. other journalists use this work. these new centers that i spoke about, we're coordinating with them, doing some collaborations with them, providing data and documents for them to do their work. i think foundations see that as very important. >> would the "post" take foundation money? does the new--does the future of the "washington post" depend on some corollary to this? >> very good question, and the real answer is no one knows

frank, welcome to "nightly business report." >> thanks, tom. great to be working together and focusing on invention and innovation. >> tom: tell us about the leaf, and what drivers think of it? >> tom, its got people thinking, that's for sure. you know, at planet forward, we hear from scientists, students, advocates, entrepreneurs, and experts as they make their case for energy innovation. well, with your indulgence, this new car has some folks considering whether its time to turn over a new leaf. the commercial is slick and the message is clear-- if you buy the nissan leaf, you'll not only save polar bears, you'll be saving the planet. but will this car gain traction? at planet forward, were asking people to send innovative ideas that can affect our energy future. and this new set of wheels, which will be in showrooms in december, has drawn considerable attention. >> what you're looking at is our zero emissions pure electric vehicle. >> dan gray uploaded a video to planet forward after talking to a company rep at the d.c. auto show. and becaus

welcome, frank. i see that you brought a big aerial photograph with overly geology. >> it is a big google map with overly geology. the different colors depict the different formations or deposits beneath san francisco. san francisco is a young environment. it is a relatively young environment. the basement rock beneath san francisco is known as the franciscan complex or formation. it is throughout the city, most notably twin peaks, edge hill, telegraph hill. every once in awhile, you hear about those who make the news with a rock fall or landslide. usually occur in the telegraph and twin peaks. . above the rock are the soil deposits. the most common is dune sand. it is nothing but rocks that has been worn down from the sierras and deposited along the beaches. the wind blew that dune sand over most of the city. it is this mustard color. on the avenues, it is very thick. it can be up to 400 feet thick. as you moved south across slope boulevard, that is the tolar foundation. it was named after the first

frank's district. >> the republican is going to do much better than anybody does against frank, evenacy to have elections the outcome is so much in doubt and with candidates focused on the issue that people hear a good discussion about meaty questions and public policy and members are held accountable for their past actions, votes and statements. >> karl, we'd like you to stick around. how could we convince you, make you breakfast. >> we glued him to the seat. >> one thing ask alisyn ask me anything she wants me to do, i'll do. on the other hand, you two guys, come on. >> karl, would you mind sticking around, pretty please. >> for you, for you, absolutely. >> president obama. >> oh! >> and weigh in on that, no, it's not health care, i want karl's decision on this, he says it was picking vice-president joe biden and we'll get his take on that. >> what? >> karl, hang on. >> what? >> the best piece of video we've seen in quite a while. the unbelievable car chase and shootout coming up. knows how to make things that are good for you. new v8 v-fusion + tea. one combined serving of vegetab

frank luntz is live from los angeles. we have a focus group of california voters they will break down the races out west. how do you create a ? linda mcmahon posed that question to her democratic opponent last night. to say he struggled with his answer is an understatement. wait until you see the answer to that question, coming up next. [ male annouer ] the u.s. gornment may soon require brake override technogy on all new cs and trucks. at nissan, wehink this is a good idea. so we did it... ...six years ago. [ wind howling ] nissan. innovation for safety. innovation for all. >> sean: it seems nancy pelosi has a war percept why people are talking about her. she said no one is talking about you, you have to wonder what you are doing. i view that as the highest complement. -- compliment. they want to take us down. people are talking about you, because you are helping to destroy the country not because they envy you. just friendly unsolicited advice. [ engine revs ] [ gorilla ] nice move. but can your retirement income keep p

congressman barney frank is even worried. is he running against sean belat a former degree with a masters degree from harvard. frank leaves in the polls but the gap is closing. >> he is helped in the right wing media by hannity, limbaugh, by fox news. it's a fascinating thing. because they are blaming us, me as chairman of the committee, for their ownerrers. >> bill: as you know congressman frank is not taking any responsibility for the economic collapse on his watch as he is the chairman of the house financial services committee. frank resides in a very liberal district so blaming his troubles on hannity and limbaugh is absurd. they are liberals there. why would they listen to hannity and limbaugh. it's his own record that's hurting barney. talking points hates to say it but dick morris may be correct. the republicans may well win back the senate. but it won't be easy. as the national media is now openly rooting for the democrats. by the way be careful when you see polling. be sure the sample is not skewed. far more democrat

next question. >> i just like to ask, the -- underdog-frank, the financialn -- under dodd-frank, the financial stability over sight council was created. this has you sitting aside timothy geithner, i wonder if this includes the credit union, i wonder in times of crisis how this war council will be with all these people around the table. >> right. well, not all of them are voting members. even if they were, i think, there's one lesson i learned during the crisis. people with diverse viewpoints can come together and make a decision and make it quickly. we have done it over and over again with our own process. that is a fairly elaborate process requires a superio majority of the secretary of treasure with the concurrence of the president. those decisions got turned around quickly. when the situation calls for it, it can be addressed. if the situation is not clear, sometimes a more deliberative process can help. i being with anything, you need a balance. then i'm not worried about. i think if a crisis situation, we can come together. if i have a concern -- it is more about the rulemaking

barney frank hasn't had a real challenger since 1982.s race has been considered solid democratic almost from the beginning. the cook political report has moved it from slightly democratic to just likely democratic because of the surge you've had in recent weeks. a lot of folks are saying you tell me that massachusetts might be ready to get rid of barney frank? why is that? >> people here recognize his role in the financial collapse. they recognize he's been wrong on the issues for year after year after year, they see the spending that he's pushed. just like in the receipts of -- rest of the country they are upset with washington and disappointed in the lack of leadership and they are ready for change. he's been in office for 30 years. even people on the democratic side say wow 30 years is too long. they need fresh thinking, they need somebody new coming in. megyn: you're 35 years old, you look young, you look like a baby, but you're a marine, you went to georgetown, harvard, and wharton, so you're a classic under achiever and decided to

tell us bsh frank.rag about this. >> it's a shadow box that was presented to me when i retired from the marines out of lathrop. i did start out of 19th and mission street here in san jose. and when i moved to modesto, then i transferred to the company b out of lathrop, sharp depot. when i retired i was presented with that. >> toys for tots, there are so many things you participate in. public service doesn't end for you, i take it. >> no. like i say, you're healthy, you're strong, you give back. it doesn't have to be money. it's nice if you have it. and that you can share with others. but if you're blessed with health, then -- and you can give up that time, then do it. i coach soccer, was one of the happiest times. meeting families, meeting young ladies. of course my daughters were on the teams and stuff. so it was something that was enjoyable. >> your brother dan and your two sisters are not here. we're going to talk about them in our next segment. but la familia, the payne family will be honored at the

frank luntz appreciate you.me forget they are there to serve the american people. >> coming up, democrats are targeting karl rove in a vicious new attack ad. here's here to spoken. >> one candidate aiming his fire at president obama in an effort to win votes. we'll tell you about his new campaign message. that and much more coming up. [ air traffic controller ] okay, 245, proceed to your next cleared altitude. [ sighs ] [ale announcer ] today, truecourse flight management systems fm ge allow for fuel savings, lower emissions and less noise... ♪ ...making the old way of doing things... [ air traffic controller ] 245, you are cleared to land. [ male announcer ] ...seem less th graceful. ♪ i pull up a nice cozy chair and go through it. see, every year during open enrollment we can make changes to our medicare. while we always have our guaranteed benefits, there are other choices to think about each year. and, with the new healthcare law, we have lower costs, free check-ups and screenings. it's worth looking into. ♪

let me ask frank, if i may, our colleague. to the premise of this, kristine o'donnell is a candidate who in ordinary times might not even have a chance. she has a chance, she beat the long-term delaware politician castle and everybody expected him to win and wanted him and the establishment to win. christine o'donnell won. can she recover let's talk her race? >> you have to look at the whole picture. colorado the tea party candidate is leading by five points voter democratic opponent. in alaska the lead is 10-12 points. even in nevada against the senate majority leader sharron angle is dead even or two points ahead. what you are seeing nationwide is the desire for change and a focus on the future and this effort, what i find interesting about it is that it is not a republican effort, not even a conservative effort. it is a group of people that have come together that aren't organized in any political party. frankly, their organization is a mess and yet they have unified around candidates -- what is the issue, i know the big pi

frank kratovil is ranked one of the 10 most independent members of congress. frank kratovil does not follow anybody's party line he looks at his district, his family, the community, and that's the important thing to him. endorsed by the chamber of commerce, the nra, veterans, and police officers. as a career prosecutor i made decisions on facts not politics, in washington i've tried to do the same. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. . >>> you know halloween brings back a lot of great memories like dressing up with crazy costumes, staying out after dark. means the same to kids today but now you are really think about safety. we show you new ways to keep your children safe at night on halloween or any other time of the year. >> reporter: laura lives in a pretty safe neighborhood but is still worried. >> i typed to be able to worry with them when they aren't at home. >> reporter: especially especially if they are out after dark. she likes things like these night vision goggles that help her son see in the dark and help others see him. >> any lighting

frank luntz is live from los angeles. we have a focus group of california voters they will break down the races out west. how do you create a ? linda mcmahon posed that question to her democratic opponent last night. to say he struggled with his answer is an understatement. wait until you see th host: could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? was abe lincoln honest? mary: does this dress make my backside look big? abe: perhaps... save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance?really host: is having a snowball fight with pitching great randy johnson a bad idea? man: yeah, i'm thinking maybe this was a bad idea. >> sean: it seems nancy pelosi has a war percept why people are talking about her. she said no one is talking about you, you have to wonder what you are doing. i view that as the highest complement. -- compliment. they want to take us down. people are talking about you, because you are helping to destroy the country not because they envy you. when i had my heart attack, i

good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. and it's a magical evening. the giants finish a two game complete shut out. and we start our live coverage with mike hellgren outside at & t park. >> hey julie, what a night as you said. fans continue to pour out of the ballpark and gather here at willie mays plaza. this game is hopping pregame and hopping postgame. they're feeling alive, especially after this five game series got off to a thunderous roar. welcome to play off baseball in san francisco. >> this is amazing. >> we're going to win the world series. we're due. >> reporter: a rush of e electrifying emotion flowed through the ballpark. the giants took the field for its first play off series in seven years. >> reporter: tim lincicum took the mound and went through the line up. >> we have the right players in the right places right now, i'm excited. >> reporter: today the national spotlight is on tim lincicum. a complete shut out. >> how did you feel about lincicum's performance tonight? >> unbelievable, complete freak. >> two hitter, forget halladay. >>

i'm frank somerville. will see you again next week. >>> ktvu, channel 2 news at 5, straightforward coverage of the bay area's news. plus weather forecasts for the area where you live. am frank somerville, weekdays on ktvu, channel 2 news at 5.

hi my relationships with barry diller and with frank wells. i had met lot of the people i write about like warren buffett and charlie munger. i know that warren has unbelievable respect for charli and once asd him about doing a book like this. he jumped up and said you have to do. i'll be your ant. i'll get it done. charlie has never gotten the kind of credit he deserves. i want to you do this. and then i was watching your show. and i'm not sang this because i'm on your show. have said it many times valentino a john carly giammetti were there and you were interviewing em. >> rose: were here. >> were here, sorry, at this table. ani think i met them once, twice as a party or something over the years. i didn't know either of them. and watched this interview, d then i went to look at the movie, the last emerer. and was a love story. it was a 50 year love story of two people that came gether where one nd of t if theackground b made it all happen. and valentino, the thee at call frontman was the creative force, but john carlo was without him there w

frank kratovil is ranked one of the 10 most independent members of congress. frank kratovil does not follow anybody's party line he looks at his district, his family, the community, and that's the important thing to him. endorsed by the chamber of commerce, the nra, veterans, and police officers. as a career prosecutor i made decisions on facts not politics, in washington i've tried to do the same. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. >> thousands of runners converge right here for the baltimore city maryland. wbal tv 11 is a sponsor of the festival. gerry sandusky and kate amara had our coverage -- head our coverage and will follow the runners start to finish. you can track a runner in the race on our website, wbaltv.com, and you can text well wishes for your favorite runner. they will run on the bottom of the screen. standard rates apply. on a farewell season of "oprah," have you wondered if the things you do in private on normal? and dr. oz and dr. phil returned. that support clock. and now the maryland lottery numbers. -- that is at 4:00. and now

right, frank. frank is all worked out. you have a cal game. >> call-ucla. you have the cardinals against the eagles. >> we have a wedding on sunday. unrelated to this stuff. but the perfect vantage point for a little bit of fleet week watching. >> any where you go in the bay area, it's going to be great viewing. and it's going to be warm in the stadiums. >> how about at the stick. >> it'll be 65 degrees at first pitch then down to the 50s. >> you couldn't ask for better weather. >> no it's fantastic. >>> first lady michelle obama has been named the most powerful woman in the world. forbes has released their list of most powerful women in the world. other world leaders who made the top five include german chancellor mercola and secretary of state hillary clinton. oprah winfrey came in at number three. and entertainers fill in the top 10. >>> calling all twins, why stanford is looking for twin volunteers. what they could do to help you fight the flu. >>> plus scientists are pretty sure now about what killed that huge blue whale that washed on to a local beach

frank caaprio lashed out against president obama, who did not endorse him, and instead, is supporting independent of lincoln chafee. even without a division in the ranks, there's something in the critical stages. in washington state, patty murray is struggling to hold her senate seat, and had both joe biden and the first lady by her side today. thatd like you to save all energy for getting votes out. >> and they will need it. independent voters are increasingly siding with conservatives according to a new poll. republicans hold a 14. edge among independents and lead overall 47% to 42%. >> and i think you will see this on election day. >> it is that hope that is buoying republican candidates. >> back to those harsh words for president obama from frank shove it,aying he can show i the president of the dnc said that it was disappointing, saying that frank caprio deserves the full support of his party and its leaders. >> a washington post poll shows that 54% of those polled are planning to vote for o'malley. this is the second poll in the last week that shows o'malley pulling at least 14

i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. his past attacks have been called deceptive, his new attack, false. harris voted for deregulation increasing our electric bills by 72% it's not surprising, harris always sides with the big guys. he opposes cracking down on wall street and supports tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. harris even opposed making big insurance cover cancer screenings. andy harris' extreme ideas will cost us. woman 1 sync: i knew what bob ehrlich did as governor. man 1 sync: raised my property taxes 60 percent. woman 2 sync: let utilities hike our rates 72 percent. woman 1 sync: but i didn't know what he's done since he got fired as governor. man 2: ehrlich's raked in millions. man 3: he worked for a wall street bank that took 10 billion dollars from the bailout. woman 3: 10 billion of our money. woman 4: our money. woman 5 sync: and he worked for another bank that collapsed. man 4: costing tax payers 17 million. anncr: tell bob ehrlich big banks don't need help. middle class marylanders do.

. >> congressman frank kratovil is in baltimore. this blue dog democrat believes his independent record will push him to a photo finish in november. >> the kratovil kids seem to have inherited their father's competitive streak. congressman frank kratovil commutes one hour each way from dc to stevensville where he lives with his wife and children. he seems constantly on the move. it is a drug that has propelled him as a prosecutor and helped in this democrat win the very conservative 1st district house seat in 2008. his victory was by less than 3000 votes and he wants another shot. >> i am listed in the top 10 of most independent people in congress. unfortunately, that means i get hit from both sides, the right and the left. >> the 42-year-old is a moderate who is conservative enough to be endorsed by the nra and the republican who once held his seat. he is not afraid to break with the party and his president to do what he thinks is right for is district. he voted against health care reform. he sponsored an extension of the homebuyer

frank kratovil is ranked one of the 10 most independent members of congress. frank kratovil does not follow anybody's party line he looks at his district, his family, the community, and that's the important thing to him. endorsed by the chamber of commerce, the nra, veterans, and police officers. as a career prosecutor i made decisions on facts not politics, in washington i've tried to do the same. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. body rested. stress gone. mind sharp. because unisom gave you deep restful sleep all night. morning early birds. unisom. good night. good morning. >> tonight at 5:00, the prosecution expect up to -- expected to wrap up its case against a man charged with murdering his wife, and disappeared in 2005. plus, new life for the historic center theater. the red carpet grand reopening when you join us for wbal-tv 11 news at 5:00. >> the maryland lottery celebrates purple friday all season long with purple drawings and ravens cash fantasy drawings. >> let's play your pick 3 numbers. the balls are purple. we had a six, as printed

frank?ing across the country trying to focus on what real voters have to say in this election campaign wex found ourselves in louisville. didn't we did watch debates, if you can hand me a dial. they turned it up, or down based on whether they liked what they had to say. let's check a clip from rand paul. the red line represent republicans. green line represents democrats. higher lines climb the more favorable the reaction. our group like wlad rabd rand paul has to say. >> both sides have proved themselves untrust worthy with the rule they'll be forced to make difficult decisions. in kentucky l is a balg baled budget amendment that. is what we need. second thing we need is we need a compromise republicans and democrats to say that the entire budget is open. we can't make military spending off limits. we can't make entitlements off limits and take spending off limits. the budget has to be looked at if we're serious about balancing the budget. >> there are rare times in this election cycle when

frank kratovil is ranked one of the 10 most independent members of congress.frank kratovil does not follow anybody's party line he looks at his district, his family, the community, and that's the important thing to him. endorsed by the chamber of commerce, the nra, veterans, and police officers. as a career prosecutor i made decisions on facts not politics, in washington i've tried to do the same. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. >>> great weather. >> it's going to be beautiful out this weekend. we have a look at the forecast. >> tomorrow t 8:00 a.m..when the runs get ready it will be briik. 49 degrees and the winds gusting at 15 but it will be a very nice daa. 66-d.@ look at sundaa. 70 degrees. %-game.and chilly for the ravens and the ress of the week very nice. a good lookkng seven-day forecast. >> that will do it for laaer digs. thanks for joining us. >> up next s how i met your mother. i'll see you tomorrow night. good ight. bob ehrlich is desperate, and he'll say anything to get elected. negative attacks the media have repeatedly called "dis