garrett graff is the kind of writer that you think, where do you get all that time? [laughter] in addition to two years in the making of this book with lots of research and details, you can tell from the footnotes and the index. he also is the editor of a well-read magazine in washington, the washingtonian. he teaches internet and social media courses at georgetown and is a regular political commentator. how do you fit that all in? >> guest: it's a lot of early mornings. l i wrote the book mostly sitting at a coffee shop between the hours of 6 a.m. and 8 a.m. >> host: what kind of access did you get from the fbisome. >> guest: i actually got remarkably good access, i think. i demonstrated over the course of two years of working on this that i was taking it seriously, that i was sort of thinking about this and trying to understand the work that they were doing. and i think, unfortunately, in the media that's relatively rare for a government agency like the fbi to have journalists who have the time to devote to really sort of delving into issues. i certainly didn't hav

garrett was snatched up just about 20 miles from garrido's half way house. there's a strong resemblance in what garrido looked like in 1976 and the description of the man who kidnapped garrett. by 1988, garrido's looks had changed. >>> people are gathering now as a part of national night out. an event designed to help people and communities fight crime. police are describing what needs to happen where there's been an up tick in violence. >> reporter: we're in the historian king neighborhood. because of that organizers expect one of the biggest turn outs for national night out. as you can see people are starting to assemble, about 2,500 residents signed up for tonight's gathering. it's an encouraging sign for the depleted police department. we road with one veteran police officer today who says he hopes national night out motivates more people to get involved. >> they left a big old mess. yeah it's not a police issue though. >> sergeant bryan joe likes it when people stop to ask for advice and give him information on the night of national night out. san jose

the mother of kidnapping victim michaela garrett praying for a miracle 23 years later. coming up we will take a rare look at the police evidence room. also tell you how the jaycee dugard case has had an impact on the investigation. >>> san jose mayor says he has a plan to save them millions of dollars. it's not sitting well with some people that live on the east side. tara. >> reporter: we just spoke to the assistant pro here at the golf course he says the parents of the kids that play here have actually started a petition to try to save this golf course. we have more than 400 signatures started already right here. and if you look over my shoulder if you see these greens, these could be replaced by hundreds of condos. that is if mayor chuck reid has his way. the golf course has been operating in the red for more than a decade so reid wants to sell the land here to a housing developer. he has suggested nearly 600 units on the 34-acre property. the city council will hold a public hearing tonight to discuss the issue. the nine-hole course has only made a profit once in the

garrett haake, what's happen there, garrett? >> not too many with the campaign today.hire. the governor toured a steel plant here that's been struggling in the economy recently, and then marking to employees, and answered a couple confession from the media. once again he definitely declined to engage. but some criticism for the president and the president's economy plan. he basically said the plan was too many too late. >> garrett haake, thanks. to michele bachmann who had explaining to after mistaking the king of rock and roll's birthday for the day he died. listen. >> let's all say happy birthday to elvis presley today. happy birthday. we played you a bit of promised land when we pulled up. we thought we would celebrate his birthday as we get started the celebrating take our country back tour. >> jamie is in columbia, south carolina, another slip-up caught on camera. >> i'm glad to hear i'm in your hometown. >> say hello to my mom. >> i will, system i'm done. the campaign is saying this was a simple slip-up. no question that michele bachmann is a huge elvis fan, as y

garrett, yesterday, how hard was it to get mitt romney to talk about rick perry, or was it pretty easychuck, it's funny. reminds me of a rivalry in sports. the team winning doesn't want to acknowledge they even have a rival. that's sort of what you had with romney yesterday. he came out, made a big statement about the president's bus tour, the campaign released a video about it. the first four, five questions from reporters were all about governor perry, and it was clear he definitely didn't want to criticize him, and the furthest he would go, that line about separating, he has the business experience in addition to the gubernatorial experience and perry does not. >> behind the scenes, are they trying to define rick perry, since they're not having mitt romney do it? >> you're seeing a little bit of that, but they're trying to stay really true to the message. again, they're pushing really hard with these videos about the bus tour. they've labeled it this magical misery tour. that's their line. you see a little bit of behind the scenes stuff. you get the impression they're waiting to see

. >> nbc's xaen garrett hake is following the campaign in new hampshire. a good morning to you.ow is the romney campaign dealing with this latest episode? how do they feel that romney fairs against all the candidates in iowa right now? >> well, good morning, alex. s first of all, an event last night in new hampshire that basically doubled down on the statement about corporations being people. like you said, they don't see this as a mistake. they make the argument that if you work for a company, if you are paid by a company or if you have a 401k that will help you retire from a company, you are part of a corporation in a way too. they really do stand by those comments. as far as ames and iowa are concerned, you have to remember that back in 2008 governor romney poured millions of dollars and a lot of his time into winning the straw poll in ames, and it didn't really get him anywhere. they managed to lose the caucuses come january. their whole strategy this time around is to save their money and their time. they're still going to compete and fight for iowa, but they want to fight

neil walker doubles and scores garrett jones. garrett jones scores again.tarter charlie martin looked like an all star tonight. martin gets kepinger to jump into the double play. he gets shut out for the second time this season. >>> looks like nobody wants to win the nl west. despite losing nine of their last 11 games the giants still lead the division. that's because houston hammered -- tonight. >>> and today, someone who they thought got away decided to resign. number 38 safety deshon goldson started 32 games over the past two seasons for the 49ers. last year goldson made 80 tackles, and an interception. but after the 49ers signed weitner, goldson twitted he was not coming back. and today he signed a new deal. never trust twitts. >>> jackson is one of the most electric players in the nfl. but he's paid $565,000 for this his final year of his original four year rookie contract. jackson deserves a nice raise. >> can't moan about it, being a man about the situation more than everything. aye been through a lot in my life. a lot of people have said several thi

neil walker doubles and scores garrett jones. garrett jones scores again.tarter charlie martin looked like an all star tonight. martin gets kepinger to jump into the double play. he gets shut out for the second time this season. >>> looks like nobody wants to win the nl west. despite losing nine of their last 11 games the giants still lead the division. that's because houston hammered -- tonight. >>> and today, someone who they thought got away decided to resign. number 38 safety deshon goldson started 32 games over the past two seasons for the 49ers. last year goldson made 80 tackles, and an interception. but after the 49ers signed weitner, goldson twitted he was not coming back. and today he signed a new deal. never trust twitts. >>> jackson is one of the most electric players in the nfl. but he's paid $565,000 for this his final year of his original four year rookie contract. jackson deserves a nice raise. >> can't moan about it, being a man about the situation more than everything. aye been through a lot in my life. a lot of people have said several thi

maybe it will be a reminder and by the way, garrett since you lost a bass guitar.r bass guitar and you will get a brand new one and courtesy of the fund . before we have to leave the show. we have nice thing to give these kid and wish them well. thank you for joining us. until next week. from new york. this is mike huckabee. good night

congressman scott garrett. i understand the republican caucus had a meeting i guess it was a phone conference with speaker boehner. he said that the republicans in the house changed the debate in the country. apparently nobody on the ca cal the bill. it is not ideal and i apologize to that. there is no agreement until i spoke with you. right now what we have is a framework. is that accurate? >> that's right. >> give us more of the details of what went on? >> we basically laid out what the framework is as far as laying out with regard to the time frame and some of the moneys up front. later on you have to set up the commission. the commission has two alternatives. vote for a debt limit increase or pass the agency or vote to cut more spending in the future. if one of those don't happen we have to go forward. a move in the right direction. >> the speaker also said there's nothing in this framework that violates our principles it's all spending cuts. the white house bid to raise taxes has been shut down. what about

joined by major garrett with some of the winners and the losers in this high-stakes debate.re plenty of votes, right, major? >> yes, understanding, of course, jeff, that all these assessments are perishable right now. slash analysis is always dangerous. i am pretty tired. we can make rough assessments of how they did. let's go down the list. >> president obama, winner or loser in this? >> loser now and winner later. i only say loser now because if you look at the top line numbers, in gallup, he was at 50% in early june. he is at 40% now with the gallup numbers. if you drop ten points, there is something wrong. if you drop ten points in the midst of what the public is beginning to perceive as a crisis. how could he win later? he has enough out of this deal to identify himself with someone an interest in deficit reduction and the ability to cre it a compromise and avoid default. so, in the long-term, he can win but right now, he has to be a net loser. >> republicans? >> republicans, forced an argument. in the initial part of that argument, they required the president to do som

congressman scott garrett. i understand the republican caucus had a meeting i guess it was a phone conference with speaker boehner. he said that the republicans in the house changed the debate in the country. apparently nobody on the ca cal the bill. it is not ideal and i apologize to that. there is no agreement until i spoke with you. right now what we have is a framework. is that accurate? >> that's right. >> give us more of the details of what went on? >> we basically laid out what the framework is as far as laying out with regard to the time frame and some of the moneys up front. later on you have to set up the commission. the commission has two alternatives. vote for a debt limit increase or pass the agency or vote to cut more spending in the future. if one of those don't happen we have to go forward. a move in the right direction. >> the speaker also said there's nothing in this framework that violates our principles it's all spending cuts. the white house bid to raise taxes has been shut down. what about

maybe it will be a reminder and by the way, garrett since you lost a bass guitar.you will get a brand new one and courtesy of the fund . before we have to leave the show. we have nice thing to give these kid and wish them well. thank you for joining us. until next week. from new york. this is mike huckabee. good night and god bless. ♪ can find. male announcer ] hurry into crabfest at red lobster and savor 3 crab entrees under $20 like our crab and seafood bake. or our snow crab and crab butter shrimp. my name's jon forsythe and i sea food differently. or our snow crab and crab butter shrimp. i have copd. if you have it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that fes like copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms... ...by keepinmy airways open... ...a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintence treatment that does both. and it's eroid-free. spiriva doesot replace fast-acting inlers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucom

let me bring in garrett haake, an nbc news campaign embed with the romney campaign.et mess get your reaction from the campaign to the now joining of the 2012 race by rick perry just a few minutes ago. >> it's been interesting. the campaign has faced a number of questions, almost half the questions last night were about governor perry. all along, mitt romney has said he was a fine governor and would be a fine entry into the race. i think the real fight now will be to determine who is the more pro business, pro jobs candidate, with governor romney campaigning more on his private sector experience and governor perry campaigning on new job creation he oversaw as texas governor. >> and there are so many big-time republican donors who have been sitting back and watching, who have not made a commitment and we're talking with rick perry and mitt romney, two of the most successful fund-raisers in race. >> sure. and romney is out in front on the fund-raising end of it. he was able to raise funds both for his campaign and for his super pac restore our future, which filed a $12

garrett, there you are. what's the candidate doing there today?porter: governor romney's not doing anything here today. he's off. he was campaigning yesterday in manchester. he made an appearance at a house party. a number of candidates have appeared there, it's an opportunity to give his defense of corporations are people remark. he's off the trail, and the campaign is seeing him --not seeing him at the straw poll. >> why? he won four years ago. >> reporter: a lot of the candidates energize today to win the straw poll. ultimately it didn't pay off. mike huckabee surged at the last minute. this time with the governor's name recognition high, they're going to sit back and let the straw poll vote play out as it will. then they say they're going to start campaigning much more aggressively in iowa in the coming weeks and months to try to win the votes that really count toward getting the nomination, the ones passed at the caucuses in january. >> as i do every day, i google all the candidates' names and see what the buzz is. the buzz on mitt romney tod

blamed the federal parol system for not notifying hayward police in 1988 about garrido after the garrett kidnap. the case remains unsolved. >> i think unquestionably. he was a four time rapest, he lived a short distance away and he had just gotten released. >> well obviously we lost rob's audio there. that was rob roth reporting from sacramento. >>> authorities in alameda county say a man is under arrest for opening fire on an alleged marijuana thief. the shooting happened at a home on 159th avenue in unincorporated san leandro where a man was apparently trying to steal marijuana growing in the backyard. the sheriff's office says it all started at about 4:45 this morning when an alarm went off at the house. the owner of the marijuana opened fire and now faces an assault charge. >> there are laws in the state of california that allow you to defend yourself, this is not the case. >> reporter: deputies later stopped the shooting victim in a car on interstate 580. he had suffered a minor gunshot wound and was not arrested. >>> an accident at a barn station in san francisco left a woman fight

garrett jones, game over, walkoff home run. pirates 5-4 in 11. we saved the best for last. the astros have had a forgettable season. they'll remember this for a while. down three to the cubs. pinch hitter stepped in and stepped out. a walk-off grand slam. just his second home run of his career and first gatorade shower as a pro. the astros won a wild one 6-5. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> "early today" sports is brought to you by just for men hair color. live forward. >>> most 18-year-old girls would love a shot at acting. one on primetime tv says she's going to quit forever. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, what would you do if you were suddenly in charge of city hall? we'll tell you about one 11-year-old's choice as mayor for a day. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. a look at your forecast has more quiet weather. only chance for showers and storms through new mexico, maybe southern arizona. but phoenix today, you're going to be hot. 109. a warm stretch here along with your frie

garrett, didn't look and sound as though these were republican caucus goers.us what you saw. >> no, you had a little bit of both. the first couple rows of folks got here early and you definitely saw a couple people in matching shirts. the guy who was the main person shouting wasn't one of them. we got here early and that gentleman said he was a democratic voter, but was there to kind of get his chance to pose his question to governor romney. in the crowds behind the cameras, you did have more of a sympathetic crowd. you got into a little bit of that shouting match back and forth between some of the democratic protesters saying scrap the cap and romney, pro-romney folks shouting his name in the back. >> out there with mitt romney at the state fair today, thank you so much for that update. >>> in 2004, of course, governor mitt romney successfully lobbied standard & poor's to raise the state's credit rating. this has been known, it's a point he brings up on the campaign trail. >> washington has put us on a road which has led to a downgrade, the first in america's

. >>> hayward police gave ktvu a never before seen look at the evidence room in the mccay la garrett kidnapping case. a bulletin board features an earring and picture of shoes like the one she was wearing. hidden on the board are seven suspects including phillip garrido. >> every little bit that it gets out there i'm still hoping that michaela will see it. she will see herself on tv. she will recognize herself and she will know we are still looking for her. >> she was kidnapped outside of hayward grocery store back in 1988. garrido was in a halfway house about 20 miles away. they interviewed the garrido's last week. >>> a bill about to be introduced in sacramento will change the rules for evaluating patrol for serious offenders. it would expand the information to decide an inmates release. right now they can only look at the behavior while in prison. the bill is in response to phillip garrido who was patrolled after good behavior in prison. >>> it was reported yesterday evening at a center on wood side avenue the fire started in the kitchen and was extinguished within 15 minutes and

back in 2006, garrett wrote the following. he said no one heard of the skinny chicago state senator and constitutional law professor with the big ears and funny names. bets are off. colleagues and friends, obama might just be willing to the b next president to the united states. it would be the capstone of an amazing rise of a politician whoation personal story of half kenya, half hawaii and college educated bred life into the democratic party. there's his personality and presence, part preacher, professor, and movie star. his charisma effortless and charm is an afterthought. quotes a guy saying who is that guy? he's got it. he's the thighed african-american since reconstruction to serve in the senate. delivered the keynote address at 2004, won an emmy for his memoir, and then he said he need look no further than his desk in the senate chamber to be reminded of the last politician that embodied the hopes of a generation. the inside is signed by its previous occupants including bobby kennedy. so with that, here we are today. co

my name is garrett jones from the planning department.en that we have not seen the written arguments by the appellants, and they did not present today, i am just going to quickly present the project and explain what the cost 32 exemption is. as i say, my name is sarah jones. i am a senior planner with the planning department, and i am joined today with the case planner, chelsea, and also a presentation planner. we said the board a letter. as well as responding to the three previous letters but the appellant is submitted to the department, we carefully considered the concerns and continued to find that the project is categorically exempt under siege " -- under ceqa. today, whether to accept the exemption or go back to the department for review. a quick description of the project, this is located at hyde street and russell street, and it would convert a parking garage into a seven-unit building with 17 parking spaces and 1860 square foot commercial space. the parking spaces would be for a combination of residential, monthly, in short-term p

brad garrett, abc news consultant, former fbi special agent joining us from washington, d.c.your time. >> you're welcome. >> it's not very encouraging to hear those complaints from the former girlfriends either in this case. >> no, no, not at all and as they build a case to try to keep him there perhaps to see j jtice donene >> we shall see. >>> meantime, let's turn over to ron claiborne with the other headlines this morning. >> hi, bianna. >> hi, ron. how are you? >> good. josh. good morning, everyone. >>> in the news, republican presidential hopefuls face their first test at today's iowa straw poll. the first time voters get to weigh in on the wide-open gop field. a strong performance can boost their profile and fund-raising. >>> and the former top cop in boston and los angeles william bratton will now help the british government in the wake of this week's riots. he will advise scotland yard on dealing with gangs. more than 1,700 people arrested in england this week. >>> and the u.s. ski team member who urinated on a 12-year-old girl on a cross country flight has been kicke

garrido insists he is not the man responsible for the high profile abduction of 9-year-old makayla garrett. the district attorney says that garrido made the claims back in may but for now prosecutors are keeping the details of those conversations under wraps so we don't know much more about the other three girls or makayla. prosecutors are working to track down potential victims to see if even more charges can be filed against garrido and his wife nancy. >> a vacaville camp leader behind bars accused of having sex with a 14-year-old boy. police arrested 21-year-old katrina harador after the boy's parents say they found suspicious text messages on his phone. she met the boy at the camp, admitted to having sex with him at her home last week. >> did give us a statement as to what occurred that evening. >> was it admitting that the incidents occurred? >> yes, it was. >> she worked for the city of vacaville's summer program. vacaville police investigating whether she had inappropriate relationships with other teens at the camp. >> we are following a developing story out of the east bay, a bizar

garrido denied any involvement in the 1988 kidnapping of garrett in hayward. yesterday, state senator ted gains and the d.a. pearson led a forum in sacramento looking at family by the state and federal parole system to recognize the danger that phillip garrido imposed. gains is going to introduce a measure to give previous crimes more weight compared to psychological evaluations. >>> the california lawmaker wanted an inside look at napa state hospital. yesterday, state assemblyman michael allen took an eight-hour tour investigating reports of often violent environment that threatens the safety of workers. as abc7's leslie reports allen says he understands why employees are afraid to come to work. >> i observed an attack, a patient attacked another and five of the staff had to go in and intervene to bring the person down and medicate them. >> assemblyman allen was a former tech himself about he wasn't so much shocked as impressed. >> i want a varnished look at what is going on at the hospital. i saw that you had staff and dealing with the situations where they

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the booster the rocket the quite a eureka garrett. is the same one today with a lot more lot of occasions that are put in astronauts and cosmonauts headed to the international space station this is like the old story of the tortoise and the hare we seem to be the hair we build a rock has said then we don't build it who go to something else so we build this and now our shuttle is stopping this year where as the russians have taken a different tack they build off what they were and can expand into and pretty soon now that the turtle has funny stuff the surpassing the here whatever carrying the present team what it's in the last year well i think if you care is why is this a biology is this something that. has really brought a little closer together i mean he was able to circumvent the gate to the earth and tie everything together and i think that it was a breakthrough. a challenge of that that he is already a civil and is. a really a shave that he he made is is demise so early in life now when you were going to fly to the moon and the s

the booster the rocket that put it eureka garrett is the same one the day with a lot more bought of occasions that are putting astronauts and cosmonauts into the international space station this is like the old story of the tourists and the here we seem to be the hair we built of rockets and then we don't belittle go to something else we build this and now our shell is stopping this year where as the russians have taken a different tack they build on what they've learned and keep expanding that and pretty soon now that that hurdle has finally kissed up at the. the supremacy of the here could have been carrying the present teen what to symbolize team well i think if you care it's like the symbology is something that. has really brought the world closer together i mean he was able to circumvent have a gate that the earth had tie everything together and i think that it was a breakthrough. a challenge that that he is a really big civil and is. a really a shape that he had met is is the body's so early in life now when you were going to fly to the moon and the second time were you anxious i said y

garrett, are you going to be sending your money in? >> no. talk to folks like you. you know, the u.s. government is not a charity. taxes are the price we pay for democracy and i think it's well worth paying for, but we have a conversation -- we need to have a conversation in this country about real shared sacrifice. when we had two wars running under the bush administration, the president said, i'm going to cut your taxes and you ought to go shopping. that isn't shared sacrifice. and it isn't actually economically what we need either. we need to invest in the middle class and invest in economic growth and the only way to make that happen in part is increase the taxes on the upper 1%. >> garrett gruener, thank you so much. we will point out this president that cut the taxes for the rich. nice to meet you. thanks. >> coming up next, the last team to fly aboard a space shuttle. the crew of the space shuttle "atlantis" is here in our studios live. 38 minutes after the hour. [ oswald ] there's a lot of discussion going on about the development of

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then, in the fifth, garrett jones brings it home z 9-2, bucks, fichblt -- the fichblt fichblt -- finalson al va yez, welcome to the bigs, kid. this is a's with a chopper up the middle. 3-1, a's lead. and he'd take over in the sixth. here it comes and there it goes. it's the rookie from canada. and that is a grand slam. now, 7-3, blue jays there in the 8th. andrew luck could be in training camp now buzz bu he's at stand ford. and going to go out and say luck is the best passing architectural design major in stanford histry. jim harbaugh left with the 49ers and there is excitement, sky high on the farm. >> of this is about to be expected during training camp. there is a lot of work to do. a lot of work to figure out who is going to be where. and this is on the right track, now. >> 49ers open friday night in new orleans. and this will be interesting to see the connection. he and smith have been friends for years. and edwards went third that year to cleveland. and this could turn out huge. >> in this process, 2005 we kept a cents to be here with someone i know. and. >> this is a trip the o

neither of the interviews revealed any direct link to the mckayla garrett case, our case. >> meaning they did not con press to doing it? >> that's correct. >> reporter: a man who looked like this kidnapped mckayla in front of a grocery store and whisked her away. this is a photo of him about that time. investigators now know he was living in a halfway house 20 miles away, a convicted sex offender. >> if you knew what you knew today with philip have been on your list of likely suspects back then? >> certainly. >> reporter: investigators now are going over the taped interviews rechecking facts before they reinterview them. >> and you're not finished yet. >> reporter: we're not done yet. police say they won't be done until they find out who is responsible. rita williams, ktvu news, channel 2 news. >>> new at 10:00 more trouble for pg and e over the safety of its pipelines. a federal report released today show the company failed to provide key documents on the pipeline that exploded last september. the missing documentation includes logbooks, inspection records, purchase orders for pipes

offered him a place to live off the use of his car and over the course of weeks the informant and garrett talked about a plot to attack a shopping mall in illinois and of course eric didn't have the means to do that and so an informant introduced eric to an undercover f.b.i. agent who was posing not as an arms dealer the arms dealer offered to provide money but derek didn't have any money to buy the grid so instead he read the character traits stereo speakers for that they would then use to attack shopping malls and that transaction was enough to prove a terrorism conspiracy against their tree and he's serving thirty five years in prison for that i think questions that certainly raise nutcases whether there could have you know gone forward with any plot given that he didn't have a place to live have a car and he certainly didn't have any money ok so after spending so much time investigating a looking through many of these cases did you come to a conclusion because you asked the same question right at the very beginning of your pieces is the f.b.i. actually filing terrorist plots here or a

neither of the interviews revealed any direct link to the mckayla garrett case, our case. >> meaning they did not con press to doing it? >> that's correct. >> reporter: a man who looked like this kidnapped mckayla in front of a grocery store and whisked her away. this is a photo of him about that time. investigators now know he was living in a halfway house 20 miles away, a convicted sex offender. >> if you knew what you knew today with philip have been on your list of likely suspects back then? >> certainly. >> reporter: investigators now are going over the taped interviews rechecking facts before they reinterview them. >> and you're not finished yet. >> reporter: we're not done yet. police say they won't be done until they find out who is responsible. rita williams, ktvu news, channel 2 news. >>> new at 10:00 more trouble for pg and e over the safety of its pipelines. a federal report released today show the company failed to provide key documents on the pipeline that exploded last september. the missing documentation includes logbooks, inspection records, purchase orders for pipes

garrido had just been released from prison and lived near garrett. >>> and the report names numerous inferences that garrido broke several parol rules. that was just a fraction of the full report. we posted a link of all 162 pages on our website. you can find it under the dugard tap on ktv,.com. >>> an accident at the b.a.r.t. station has left a woman fighting for her life tonight. it happened at the civic center b.a.r.t. station. a 51-year-old woman fell about 20 feet trying to jump on to a ledge. she was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. witnesses say the woman was wobbling before she fell. there's no word on whether alcohol or drugs were involved. >>> a judge today ruled a 40- year-old man accused of running down four bicyclists in san francisco last year must stand trial for attempted murder. an attorney for david mark clark of albany says clark intends to plead not guilty by reason of insanity. last june 2nd, clark swerved his suv several times and aimed at the bicyclists before hitting them. all four bicyclists survived but suffered serious injuries includin

garrett hague's within on the road with the romney campaign.ave you witnessed while you're watching romney campaign firsthand? >> he's a very disciplined campaigner. i think with him being out of the public eye today there's two main take aways that are worth mentioning. the main thing is that they're in this for the long haul. first, he's refused to criticize rick perry. they've been really, really strict on this. he gets asked maybe 3/4 of the questions. 2/3 every time he does a press is about perry. he says he's a fine governor and he'll criticize him later. >> what about the fund raszing? i'm going to follow suit and ask you about rick perry. it looks like all the money rushed to rick perry once he said yes, i'm in it. is there any concern on the romney side that they're going to lose big fundraisers. >> not that they're talking about. they were way out in front for fundraising. romney is doing big dollar fundraisers. he did two yesterday in wyoming. two today in utah. both states where he remains incredibly popular. he's going to bring in

garrido had just been released from prison and lived near garrett. >>> and the report names numerous inferences that garrido broke several parol rules. that was just a fraction of the full report. we posted a link of all 162 pages on our website. you can find it under the dugard tap on ktv,.com. >>> an accident at the b.a.r.t. station has left a woman fighting for her life tonight. it happened at the civic center b.a.r.t. station. a 51-year-old woman fell about 20 feet trying to jump on to a ledge. she was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. witnesses say the woman was wobbling before she fell. there's no word on whether alcohol or drugs were involved. >>> a judge today ruled a 40- year-old man accused of running down four bicyclists in san francisco last year must stand trial for attempted murder. an attorney for david mark clark of albany says clark intends to plead not guilty by reason of insanity. last june 2nd, clark swerved his suv several times and aimed at the bicyclists before hitting them. all four bicyclists survived but suffered serious injuries includin

and but that cannot wait on a turn it over to garrett, the editor of the "washingtonian" magazine.first book was called the first campaign: globalization, the web in the race for the white house to which examined technology in the 2000 campaign. his second book is just coming out called threat matrix: the fbi for in the age of global terror and that was out last he said? the web that you open it for us? [applause] well, as befitting a seat on the stage, i think if they started off in politics working on howard dean's presidential campaign and i think i represent the far right wing of the panel today. [laughter] so, i think that the first two years of obama in a lot of ways just truth to the old political saying that one campaign is in poetry and governance in prose and what the lesson obama has learned in many hard ways over the last two years is that governing is a lot harder than talking about governing and that as much as we like to think.closing guantÁnamo with you an easy thing to do, it turns out that for all sorts of reasons, only some of which are related to the republican