>> that is in the works the law was signed by gary brown september 24th.won't go into effect until january 1st of 2013. there other p law allowing you to turn in a ballot for someone else but make it a little easier. but the actual online registration, same day won't be implemented until the database is completed. that won't be potentially until 2014. >> cheryl: there is a lot of work to do. what the most important message you have for people as why they should vote and why had he should vote? >> your vote matters. it does matter. that is the most important thing i can say. if you don't vote, your voice is not heard. people have worked throughout history to get the vote. now is your chance, it does matter. >> cheryl: thanks for all the work your league does. we will continue and many more guests ahead. turn our attention to the propositions. we're going to explore proposition 30. that is jerry ♪ just put a little bit of yourself ♪ ♪ in everything you do [ female announcer ] add your own ingredients to hamburger helper for a fresh take on a quick, delicious

the governor there, brown, yep, gary brown called on regulators to allow the early is a sale of lesslend dirty gasoline and he tried to bring sky high prices down. let's see how he does. >> let's check with nicole, we saw apple stock is down today and she's about to appear on the box on the right side. apple stock is down $12 per share, i don't know what the immediate reason for that is, i'm sure there is he' some kind of development. do you have a reason for me, nicole? >> i do. on the bloomberg terminal. talking about the unit there over in china, and the disputes that have been going on there, the labor disputes. and this is the second one. last time they had a labor dispute we did see apple stock drop and we're seeing it again today. and it has stopped the production of some apple products and i don't know how briefly or for how long, but it doesn't bowed well. >> and book off a little if you've got labor troubles in your factory from china. thank you very much indeed. american airlines hoping to get service back to normal this week after loose seats grounded 48 of boeing 747's,

gary brown p plans to launch a campaign. the measure would increase california's sales tax rate over the next four years and place a progressive income tax earning more. 89% of the money would go eight through 12 education and others to community colleges. >>> it is getting a boost to the upcoming election. they have seen more groups paying for postage because of the political mail that is being sent out ahead of next month's election. it says the upcoming holiday season will help with the cash flow. the post office lost $5.1 billion in 2011. >>> hundreds of people gathered an in oh, beach on put out a serious message. they joineding to to form the words dump citizens united. they are angry about the 2010 supreme court decision that allows them to make unlimited donations to political action committees. >> this is something people are concerned about. you know. we hope the tide is turning on our government. and that we will take back the country for the people. >>> here is an aerial photo of that human banner. the organizer

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gary. >> yeah. >>> bobby brown's been arrested again, accused of drunk driving. this time, the second time this year, actually. he was released a little while after he was booked at the jail in los angeles this morning. brown pleaded no contest to a dui charge earlier this year. he checked into rehab in august as part of the apply agreements. >>> and let's go to brian bolter for what is next on the news edge at 6. hi, brian. >> reporter: hey, guys. a virginia congressman's son forced to step down from his role on the campaign. what he was talking about that was caught on camera at 6. and then, stinging remarks retracted by an indiana senate candidate and exclusive e- mails. what the state department is saying in response. the stories and more ahead on the news edge at 6.  teacher: this is west virginia, pennsylvania, delaware. and this is maryland. every year marylanders spend five hundred and fifty million gaming at casinos in these other states. question seven will build a new casino and bring table games to baltimore... generating hundreds of milli

i am happy to have him here in avon lake, and also, the former cleveland browns great, gary baxter isere. he is here, and we appreciate his support in the campaign. [cheers] [applause] i can tell you that the support that her campaign is receiving across the nation, and the attention that is being focused on this race is in part because people recognize how much is at stake. it is a critical time for the country. we face enormous challenges. massive debts, we face an economy that is not putting our people to work in the jobs that they need. young people coming out of college cannot find work -- half of them cannot find work. around the world we face china, which is going to be a major economic power. it already is. it will be an even stronger power down the road. it has been taking a lot of jobs for people here in ohio. we also face radical jihadist. we face enormous challenges. this is a big election. about big things. i am proud of the fact that our team has worked hard to bring real change, they changed the country that badly needs it. [cheers] [applause] we have a president today

chairman reince priebus, and the former cleveland browns great gary baxter is here. we appreciate his support in the campaign. i have been heartened by the support that our campaign is receiving across the nation. the attention that is being focused on this race is because people recognize how much is at stake. it is critical time for the country. we face or rumors -- we face enormous challenges, an economy that is not putting people to work. the people coming out of college cannot find work -- half of them cannot find work. around the world we face at china which is going to be a major economic power. already is and will be a stronger power down the road. has been taking a lot of jobs from people here in ohio. the also face radical violent jihadists. i am proud of the fact that our team has focused on what we will do to bring real change, big change to a country that badly needs it. we have a precedent today -- president today who has a different view. his view is we are on the right track, no need for major change. my view is this track is the wrong force for ameri

gary patterson screaming spike the football. 50 seconds remaining. brown made that catch. and there's the spike stopping it with 47 seconds remaining. it's second down and ten. >> kelly: how well has the red shirt freshman quarterback executed in this situation? it's been unbelievably good. >> dave: now, here's the other thing. how do you call plays on tcu? this is a 46-yard field goal. >> kelly: that's a great point. you can always kill it. if you run it and then you don't get much, you can always get up there and kill it because downs necessarily aren't that big of a deal for the next two anyway. >> dave: he'll go to the middle of the field. they will try the middle, and they get the first down and that will stop the clock while the ball is marked. >> kelly: i think texas tech is just giving this receiving corps too much room as you look for boykins again and again. >> dave: the catch by tucker and the resulting run got the first down. now it's second down and ten. the clock stopped. 38 seconds. how about taking a shot at the end zone? >> kelly: i don't know that you wan

the former cleveland browns great, gary baxter. he is here.nd i appreciate his support in the campaign. i have been heartened by the support we're recieving. the attention on this race is because people understand how much is at stake. it is a critical time for the country. we face challenges, massive debt, and an economy that is not putting our people to work. young people coming out of college can't find work. china, which is going to be a major economic power. it has been taking a lot of jobs from people in ohio, with radical violent jihadists. this is a big election about big things, and i am proud we are focusing on what we'll do to bring real chance to a country that needs it. we have a president today that -- has a different view about us being on the right track. my view is that this is a turning point for america. and those people who want change from day one will vote for paul ryan and myself. as i go across the country, i recognize that people don't want 23 million americans out of work, looking for a good job. administrations comfo

gary. >>> to the talk of the town on tmz. chris brown's love life. harvey ref sin live in l.a.said he is officially broken up with his girlfriend? because of rihanna? i know they have been off and on, what is the deal? >> this is the deal. he said that he doesn't want to hurt her over the friend help with rihanna. >> uh-huh. >> if she's buying what he's telling, this is crazy. clearly they have been together for a long time and they're noon hiding it anymore and they were at the jay-z concert. we have pictures of them and he has his arm around her. they're out in public and we had a picture of him the other day coming out of the hotel. he's being coy about the nature of the relationship, but he's broken up officially with his girlfriend carucci. she said she finally feels used by chris brown and betrayed by him. she was the last person in america to figure this out. >> and the rest of us knew. >> ashton kuchar, he got punched what, happened? >> this is a serious prank called swatting. a woman called up 911 and said yesterday that she was locked in his bathroom. there were three

gary hart and other people. so i think he had a huge legacy within that party. >> brown: you would agree. >> i would agree.roved that could you could be paetsful and a patriot at the same time. and the two weren't in any way mud allly exclusive. >> all right, mark shields, david brooks, thanks as always. >> brown: and mark and david keep up the talk on the "doubleheader," recorded in our newsroom. that will be posted at the top of the online "rundown" blog later tonight. >> warner: again, the major developments of the day: a deadly car bomb struck the heart of beirut, lebanon, killing eight people and wounding dozens. it raised fears that syria's civil war is spilling over the border. and wall street had one of its worst days in months after a series of disappointing earnings. the dow industrials lost 205 points. and something for political junkies-- a new e-book chronicles presidential debate moments. hari sreenivasan has more. >> sreenivasan: learn about a new series of videos and books, including an e-book we've created based on the documentary series "debating our destiny." included are interviews betw

superintendent dick brown who runs wabash and started as a corrections officer here 19 years earlier has seen a big change in the population. >> traditionally they were from the inner cities, cities like gary and indianapolis and south bend and now we are seeing more from the rural communities in part to the methamphetamine problem. the ingredients for methamphetamine come from farms. so that's why we have a large amount of offenders being incarcerated from local small communities. they get involved with the meth ring and caught up and end up in the indiana department of correction. >> i got to be honest, most of the police knew me by a first-name basis. >> it's the same thing over and over. day in, day out. >> methamphetamine is the worst thing i have ever come in contact with. my only regret, i wish i never, ever in my life seen it for the hundred good stories i could tell you i can tell you three times the bad stories. it made me feel the greatest at times and made me hate myself most of the time. >> chas harper is currently serving his fourth prison term. the first three totalled six years for theft and burglary but when he was caught with 114 grams of meth the judge threw the book at

gary hindman and stuntman shorty shay. >> the parole board says it has 120 days to review this recommendation and then it's up to the california governor, jerry brown, to decide if it stands. davis was granted parole in 2010 but that decision was overturned by then governor arnold schwarzenegger. if he goes free, davis would be the second convicted manson family killer to be freed on parole. steve grogan who was also convicted in the murder of the stuntman shorty shay, was released on parole in the mid-1980s. the prosecutor who sent the manson family to prison says davis should stay behind bars. manson himself was denied parole for the 12th time. he will not be eligible for parole for 15 years. by then, he will be 92 years old. arnold schwarzenegger said it was because of the heinous crimes. this was something that gripped the country and still is a part of kind of our psyche today. the parole board, though, saying he has taken part in every single -- every single kind of betterment and wellness and self-education program they've had. never had a disciplinary problem since 1980. they're recommending i ing it's for him to be released. >> thank you.

brown. i cannot remember what year he ran. i voted for ross perot once. i am very open-minded better watch things closely. >> host: thank you for calling. gary johnson and the reaction? >> guest: by going to a national consumption tax one federal national consumption tax is more fair. it is cost neutral over a short amount of time. a can of coca-cola sells $1 today within that is 23% of embedded tax federal tax that coca-cola pays common corporate tax, social security match, medicare, unemploymen t. all of that goes away. no more withholding from the paycheck. so security and medicare comes out of the proceeds. if you believe the existing tax out then they do not have to sell that at $1 anymore now they sell it at $0.80. if you think they will continue to sell it at $1, it is free market and competition. coal is competitive. it will sell about $0.80 which is cost neutral. then to have a raging debate over how you implement one federal consumption tax. was never read tax we get to less of. today we tax them come and we're getting less of that. added score it is fair and would be terrific to have a discussion the best way to implement one fede