george gray, everyone! >> george: hi, drew! hi, everybody! >> drew: it's celebrity charity week on "the price is right." a celebrity is going to be playing along with all the contestants today, helping you out. we're going to find out who that celebrity is in a minute, but first, george, the first prize please. >> george: it's a new laptop computer! ( cheers and applause ) the incredibly thin apple macbook air is light enough and strong enough to take with you wherever you go. features a 128-gigabyte flash storage drive and four gigs of memory so it performs quickly and springs to life instantly! >> drew: it goes whoever bids closest to the actual retail price without going over. kristin, we're going to start with you. >> i'm going to say $1,100. >> drew: $1,100, thank you. elaine? >> $700. >> drew: $700. and reginald? >> $1,200. >> drew: $1,200. stephanie? >> $1,201. >> drew: $1,201. actual retail price is: $1,299. ( bell rings ) ( cheers and applause ) stephanie, come on up here. hey, george, are you excited as i am? >> george: this is real

george. >> george: will do, drew. with precision heat control, this electric wok has 15 settings and features a tempered glass lid with an adjustable steam vent. and, diced garlic is a snap with this handy mincer. >> drew: all right. how much is the half off price, the electric wok $75 or the chopper $15? >> the wok. >> drew: the wok. oh, it $150. get rid of half the boxes, you're down to four boxes now, just like that. let's go to the hair dryer and sunglasses. >> george: first, the ionic technology of this hair dryer reduces frizz and provides more manageability. these oversized ladies kate spade sunglasses feature a tortoise pattern and brown gradient lenses. >> drew: we're giving you $1,000 no matter what. hair dryer or sunglasses? >> the sunglasses. >> drew: sunglasses, joshua, it's all up to, buddy. one, two, three, you got it! you get $1,000, congratulations. let's get rid of half those boxes, down to two boxes. one out of two chances of getting $10,000. what do you say? >> i'm going to have to go with 15, that

george, you want to tell us who it is? >> george: i do. from grammy-nominated, multi- platinum rock band daughtry, please welcome lead singer chris daughtry in your new truck. ( cheers and applause ) it's a 2012 ram 1500 st 4x2 regular cab. comes equipped with a 3.7 liter v6 engine and four speed automatic transmission. plus, s.t. popular equipment group, spray in bed-liner, and paint and fabric protection. it's the ram 1500. ( cheers and applause ) >> drew: here's how it works. chris is going to play right along with you, and all our contestants today. nice to see you. >> what's up brian, how are you doing buddy? hey, guys. >> drew: nice to see you. so what charity are we playing for today? >> the alzheimer's association. ( cheers and applause ) my grandmother had it before she passed away, and this was like her favorite show of all time. so... >> drew: okay, good. thanks buddy, that's nice, glad you're here. what's going to happen is chris is going to play along with every contestant, okay, talk to them, you can consult with him, whateve

go ahead, george. >> george: alexis stapp, come on down.ou're the next contestant on "the price is right." ( cheers and applause ) >> drew: alexis, welcome to the show. alexis. good luck to you. next prize, please. >> george: a new home gym. ( cheers and applause ) the m2 multi-station home gym from inspire fitness features space-saving design and a 150- pound commercial weight stack with solid guide rods and center drilled weights. from inspire fitness. >> drew: alexis, what do you bid? >> $1,400. >> drew: $1,400. ashley? >> $1,500. >> drew: $1,500. >> $1,501. >> drew: $1,501. >> $1. >> drew: actual retail prize: $2,401. dana, come on up here. dana, welcome to the show. nice to see you. stand here. say hi to snoop. snoop, come over here, say hi to dana. what are we going to play for, george? >> george: hey, dana, how about a 3d hdtv, a desktop computer, and an all-in-one washer-dryer. ( cheers and applause ) >> girl you better get it cracking. first, this 55-inch plasma flat panel high definition tv has a trim and elegant design that is su

here we go, go ahead, george. >> george: a new car!e nissan sentra s. this compact sedan comes equipped with a two-liter engine, splash guards, keyless entry, and power windows, plus paint protection and auto armor. it's the nissan sentra. >> drew: five numbness the price of the car. look what we've got here, seven cards. you have to pick each card for the right spot. tough to do, right? but we're going to let you stack the deck in your favor by letting you pick the price of these prizes we have on the display there. each one you get right you get to pick a number, so you can fill up the three numbers with only two more to go. but you have to be really careful on these ones over here. let's start with the energy shot and the pasta sauce, george. >> george: this energy shot is formulated to keep you going. francesco rinaldi, where excellent pasta sauces are like good friendships: both start with only the finest ingredients. francesco rinaldi: made by italians, enjoyed by everyone. >> drew: 299. is that for the energy shot or the pasta s

george, tell us all about it. >> george: a new car! ( cheers and applause ) it's the audi a-7 prestige. this luxury five-door coupe features a three-liter engine, innovation package, carbon fiber rear license frame, a 12- volt cooling bag, and rechargeable mini flashlight. it's the audi a-7. >> drew: let's start with the dog food, i'll show you how much dog food is now aways, 61 cents. follow me, lambe, we'll go down to the camping equipment. 61 cents for dog food. now, look what i have here, step right over here. i have a price for this camping equipment here, $632 or $132. it's a six or a one what do you think? >> let's go with the six. >> drew: he's going with the six. $632. it is $632. that's kind of an easy one. let's follow the golden road to the next one! hot tub is $8,000 something 43. you have to get this one to be able to play for the audi. it's missing a two, a three, or a six. $8,643, 8,343. 8,243. what do you think? >> i'll go with the two. >> drew: a two. you got it! $8,243. let's go win you a brand new audi! come on over

next prize, please, george. >> george: a new kayak! ( cheers and applause ) it's the scrambler 11 from ocean kayak. stable and maneuverable, this kayak is great for the paddler who wants to surf a little, fish a little or just cruise ound. includes paddle, life jacket and seatback. from ocean kayak. >> drew: thanks, amber. lipsy what do you bid? >> 700. >> drew: $700. kathleen? >> 1100. >> drew: how much? >> s 100. >> drew: 700 and 1100. >> 1101. >> drew: 1101. roger? >> 705. >> drew: 705. actual retail price is $770. roger! i like how you looked at the camera like hey dude, i'm having my moment. i'm having my moment here on "the price is right". roger, where are you from? >> cal apass as. >> drew: what do you do there? >> i'm a stay at home dad, i take care of two golden retrievers. >> drew: man. i would love to see your instagram feed. hey, george, what do we have for him? >> george: a new car! ( cheers and applause ) it's the dodge charger se. this sporty sedan is equipped with a 3.6 liter engine, eight- speed automatic transmission

go ahead, george. >> george: from michael c.s exquisite 1.6-carat sapphire ring is surrounded by .42 carats of diamonds set in 14- karat white gold. from michael c. fina's catalog of fine jewelry. >> drew: there's a prize behind the door that's worth the exact same amount as this, there's three prizes to choose from. you pick the right one, you win all three prizes. tell us about the prizes, george. >> george: a plasma hdtv, a laptop computer, and a beverage center! ( cheers and applause ) first, take your viewing experience to the edge with this 59-inch high-def plasma tv. you can easily connect to your wireless network with its built-in wi-fi. second, stand out from the crowd with this vibrantly colored laptop computer that includes a 500-gigabyte hard drive and 14-inch display. and finally, this french door- style beverage center from danby holds about 60 cans of soda and 27 bottles of your favorite wine. features a frost-free fan- forced cooling system to provide a more consistent internal temperature. from danby. ( cheers a

go ahead, george. >> george: good idea. mary cooper, come on down.e next contestant on "the price is right." ( cheers and applause ) >> drew: mary! hi, mary, welcome to the show. good luck to you. next prize, please. >> george: next up, we've got a new exercise bike. ( cheers and applause ) this recumbent bike offers the best workout on two wheels with advanced programming and a step-through design. >> drew: look how hard manuela is working. keep pedaling. mary what do you think? >> 550. >> drew: $550. logan? >> 45. >> drew: $450. megan? >> 500. >> drew: $500. >> 525. >> drew: how much? >> 525. >> drew: 525. right in the middle. the actual retail price is $699. mary, come on up here. mary. hey, how are you doing? welcome to the show! nice to see you. mary, have we got a prize for you, go ahead, george. >> george: those three little words you want to hear; a new car! ( cheers and applause ) it's a 2013 dodge dart se. this compact sedan comes with a two liter engine, value group, all speed traction control and power windows, plus paint and fabric prote

and also george mcgovern's staff consider the vice-presidential pick something that george mcgovern thoughtre were not going to get into that decision. it is one of the biggest raises a presidential candidate is going to make, who he will run with in the ticket, the fall. this was something that the staff perceive he considered very personal. host: we will let our viewers and listeners know they can get involved in the conversation. of the picking of senator thomas eagleton by george mcgovern to be his running mate in 1972. this is the 40th anniversary of the so-called the eagleton affair. 202-737-0001. 202-737-0002 for republicans. 628-0205 for independents. you can also send us messages via social media, twitter, facebook, and e-mail. getting back to joshua glasser -- when did the information start to come out, when was exposed or they found out more about senator thomas eagleton's mental illness and that he had gone through some electroshock therapy? >> had some grumblings -- they had some grumblings in his past even before. nothing was entirely certain then. right after thomas eagleton

a new world-class resort casino in prince george's county. two thousand construction jobs to build it. four thousand permanent, good-paying jobs when it's done. hundreds of millions for maryland schools... real oversight to make sure the money goes... where it's supposed to. but none of it will happen unless we vote for... question seven this november. vote for question seven. and help build a better future for maryland. >>> welcome back. i'll ask you this question. the virginia public access says independents have spent ten times as much outside money as in '08. can we all stand anymore? >> i can't. >> well, i think we may have to park an ambulance next to jerry's house and we have to watch -- if we have to watch any more of the ads. this is the by-products of the citizen united supreme court decision and much of the money comes in from those who are undisclosed. the fact of the matter is, we will continue to see the ads until november. >> but i do think the target as we said earlier, they're targeted to a particular group of people, undecid

george will, let's talk about president obama. heard all that hope four years ago, how does he calibrate the pitch four years later? >> i think he runs his pitch at his opponents. he presented himself as the first president as history to ever inherit from his predecessor this imperfect world. i think he's going to make six arguments for a second term. first, mitt romney is rich. we need a serious vice president, joe biden instead of paul ryan. third, republicans hate women. fourth, the only woman they don't hate is ayn rand. and she's dead and she wrote bad novels. fifth, something has to be done to present sandra fluke for paying for her on contraception. all will be well. finally, if i can raise by 4.64 points the top income rate on the fewer than 3% of american people. that's it. >> is that it, donna? >> no, first of all, president obama should not spend his speech refuting all of the arguments that the republicans have made against him since day one. secondly, he shouldn't try to reinvent himself or reintroduce himself. i thin

>>george: it is horrendous.s completely shut down in both directions for about 45 minutes now. it was at 90 7:00 a.m. that i got the information and how little had close not only this outside of the senate with the content outside as well. since then, traffic has been backed up all the way through the walnut creek interchange into concord and on the highway to 42 in the southbound direction. >>darya: we do not see anyone new answering the backup. >>george: all of the traffic is being taken off at south main street here at laguarta road and in between is a red deer. those are the on ramp that they're trying to use to try and get traffic off of the freeway as they try to deal with the backup. the people that were stuck here with the freeways have done, what do they do? there were actually turning them around and sending them back to the nearest off ramp or on ramp in order to clear up the backup. and it is possible that the freeway closure could be in place for hours. >>darya: this is something that we will contin

joining george will, cokie roberts and paul krugman. george, let's talk about paul ryan.aw him jump right on that jobs report, probably the best news that republicans had in weeks. >> the two numbers that he stressed deserve stressing again. 230,000 dropped out of the job market. for every job created, four people quit looking for jobs. what this means, if the workforce participation rate today was what it was in june 2009, when the recovery began, we would have an unemployment rate 11.2%. i think from here on in, on the basis of these numbers, the romney campaign slogan should be the title of paul krugman's book, which is "end this depression now." because these are depression-level numbers. if the republican party can't win in this environment, it need to get out of politics. >> i think that the thing that you need to bear in mind, this is not president obama's policies at work. he had a bill, american jobs act, that analysts said would have added 1.2 million, 1.3 million jobs by now. you have this amazing two-step, where the republican party blocks all of obama's propo

our pounderhouse roundtable with george will, jim burton and kerry healey. >>> our friend george will calls convention the seventh inning stretch of presidential campaigns. halfway through, where do we stand? >> what a welcome, cincinnati! thank you so much. >> the race is still pretty much a tie. romney's crowds in california and florida yesterday were huge. he tried to reach beyond his base. >> we'll finalry have to do something that republicans have spoken about for a long time and for a while. we didn't do it. when we had the lead, we let them down. i will cut the deficit and get us on track to a balanced budget. >> president obama was on offense, in another battleground. iowa. his take on the republican convention, he called it a tire tv rerun that was black and white. >> when governor romney had a chance to let you in on his secret sauce, he didn't offer you a single new idea. it was just a retread of the same old policies that have been sticking it to the middle class for years. >> as the president makes it way to north carolina for the start of the democratic convention on tue

we have seen a dramatic shift from george w. bush, ronald reagan, spence abraham, republicans who work with democrats to move things forward. we didn't see a president breaking his party, we have seen a rap party that has broken its faith. >> ann coulter, you make a provocative comment in your book, you write that various groups, have commandeer the black civil rights experience. >> yes. >> what do you mean by that? >> yes. i'm glad that you asked that. i think what the way liberals have treated blacks like children and many of their policies have been harmful to blacks. we shouldn't -- there's the legacy of slavery and jim crowe laws. we don't own homeless. we don't own feminists. or gays who want to get married to one another. that's what civil rights has become for much of the left. >> immigrant rights aren't civil rights? >> no. i think civil rights are for blacks. >> this is essentially the problem. >> what have we done to the immigrants? we owe black people something. >> most of us, either immigrants or are the descendants

but i agree with george. been proposing in the senate, what we should, all of the senators should come to the floor and we should have a real debate. back and forth. sort of be mandatory that they show up. one person talking to an empty camera. more discussion would be beneficial. >> i would love to have more time. but we're out of time. conversation will continue online. mayor booker and senator paul will answer your questions on twitter. check out excerpts from senator paul's new book "government bullies." on abcnews.com/thisweek. >>> first, three moments from this week in history? >> guilty or not guilty. >> president clinton on trial in the senate. >>> the dow ek broke a barrier. >> historic day on wall street today. it went over 10,000 and it stayed there through the market close. >>> and -- >> goal! >> brandi chastain wowed at the world cup. >> brandi, why did you rip off your shirt. >> there are some questions that just have no answers. >>> was it 1997, 1998 or 1999? we'll be right back with the answer

george will off today. we're joined by nicolle wallace, melody barnes, jorge ramos of univision, what a week you have had. ann court is back again. thank you for coming in. author of a new book out this week "mugged." also robert reich, former labor secretary for president clinton. your book is now out in paperback. nicolle, let me begin with you, you heard chairman priebus right there, overall defining week for the romney campaign. more intense strategy going forward. >> look, i talked to about a half folks inside the romney campaign and they see things the way we see things. republicans on the outside have angst in two very distinct categories, angst with the candidate himself. shows a misunderstanding that nobody receiving public assistance wants to be receiving public assistance. the other category of angst that republicans on the outside have, is about the campaign itself, and i think that this is really a time testing for both the candidate. >> from inside the campaign, if you could laid out in two, t

bush and he's on the record as saying that in ninety nine george w. bush told him that when his father invaded iraq he failed because he didn't extend the war long enough if he'd extended it into the next election cycle he would have won and that if george w. bush became president he wasn't going to have a failed presidency like his father he was going to have a war in iraq against saddam hussein it was going to get enough political capital that not only would he get reelected but that he could privatizing. security and that's actually the sequence of events that he followed for years after mickey herskowitz came out with this minus the great support over the iraq war well he thought i don't know if you recall in two thousand and five right after he was an r. rated he came out he said i got political capital i want to spend it let's privatized so security and that kind of but you know so is it possible that both stories are right that that one was personal one was institutional the both are wrong i mean i think there's something much bigger i think th

his mind was going 100 miles an hour. >> george was much the same way. you know, he's got that energy. >> phillip maxwell lived down the street from the romneys in a wealthy detroit suburb. >> george would go out on the golf course. he had floresent golf balls and he would hit the ball and he would run after the ball. jogging, hit the ball again. that was his exercise. >> young mitt not only had his father's energy -- >> there seemed to be a special bond between george and mitt. >> michael kranish and scott helman co-wrote the book "the real romney." >> mitt absolutely idolized his father in a way you can see drawn out in the way he's run his life, following the same footsteps of the career. >> george romney was the ceo who saved american motors by betting on smaller cars. it gave his son a first look at business. >> george was a turnaround artist at american motors. taking a company that had lost focus for whatever reason and fixing it. >> once george made his mark in the auto world, he switched gears to politics. he was the republican governor of michi

i think everyone likes george allen the family man.sh or darker gray first day of school today. >> thank you. >> thanks for being with us. best wishes. we want to check in with doug hill to look at our forecast. >> good morning. it's a little hazy and a little humid air out there. there's no rain in the metro area, but that will change later today. in annapolis at the naval academy in this picture. some breaks in the overcast through the morning. most of us will see some activity today. 73 in arlington right now. there are more clouds the farther west you go from the chesapeake bay. if a warm start across the region on this tuesday morning. 72 in germantown and bethesda and la plata. chesapeake beach, 76 degrees already. here's what we will have today. breaks of sunsine. climbing into the mid to upper 80s. showers and downpours likely later on. the next seven days it may take until thursday for the remnants of isaac to get through. then a little clearing to start friday. more showers possible through the weekend. now to steve hershorn.

now, we also talked to some folks in prince george's county, or heard about some folks in prince george's county who would buy one from not necessarily an apple dealer on authorized dealer. looks like a deal that seemed too good to pass up. but you probably know where this is going, because if something seems too good to be true, it usually is. the iphone, a must-have device where so many these days -- >> for me personally, it changed how i work and do my school. all the apple devices work so well together. i've used an ipod before it was called ipod. >> reporter: a father and son team tried to cash in on that demand. i'm only holding up one iphone, one is real, one isn't. hard to tell at first glance, isn't it. that's what the counterfeiters are counting on. harold and daniel parker were arrested on december 12th after police were tipped off about two men selling iphones in the parking lot in a shopping center. >> our team went up there, in an undercover capacity. the guys that were selling the phones approached us and tried to sell us these phones that i have here now. >> reporter: at f

george romney had been a hawk. turned against the war and said so. >> well, you know when i came back from vietnam, i just had the greatest brainwashing that anybody can get. >> by the generals? >> when you distinguish over to vietnam. not only by the generals but also by the diplomatic corps over there. >> months after his now infamous brainwashing comment, his campaign collapsed. >> go, mitt, go. >> an early political lesson, mitt romney would never forget. >> his sister jane said this deeply affected mitt and he's more careful in what he says, more scripted in what he says because he saw how just one phrase could torpedo a presidential campaign. >> thank you, governor romney. >> thank you very much. >> if george's failure turned romney into the cautious candidate he is today, he won't admit it. >> some people say you've learned from or overlearned his mistakes. >> i tell the truth too, and he used to say, one of his favorite sayings was that being right too early is devastating in politics. but still, it's being

george stephanopoulos has the morning off. we're in the home stretch, just 51 days until the election and our powerhouse roundtable is standing be i to get to all of the week's politics. but first, the crisis that has the potential to shake up the presidential election. the wave of anti-american protests and violence now sweeping the globe. for more on what happened and why, let's bring in the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, susan rice. >> first of all, what is the latest on who these attackers were at the embassy or at the consulate at benghazi? they're saying some people were from outside the country and some even al qaeda ties. what's the latest information? >> jake, it's important to know that there's an fbi investigation that has begun and it will take some time to be completed. that will tell us with certainly what transpired. our current assessment, is that fact what began as was a spontaneous not a premeditated response to what had transpired in cairo, there was a violent protest that was undertaken in reaction

a new world-class resort casino in prince george's county. two thousand construction jobs to build it. four thousand permanent, good-paying jobs when it's done. hundreds of millions for maryland schools... real oversight to make sure the money goes... where it's supposed to. but none of it will happen unless we vote for... question seven this november. vote for question seven. and help build a better future for maryland. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 11:00. on your side. >> up to 10,000 people may have been exposed to a deadly disease at yosemite national park. the virus has flu like symptoms and a killed 36% of the people who contract it. officials are concerned about people who stayed in insulated cabins over the past summer. two have died in the latest outbreak and foubecome ill. a prince george's county woman expected t after an apartment fire in temple hills. it is thanks to the heroics of one firefighter. she was found in the apartment. when he realized he cannot get her out, he began buddy breathing with her. kilpatrick knew time w

>>> this week on "george to the rescue" -- >> the house is like a safe haven. always open, always ready to help someone else. >> you must be velma. >> yes, i am! >> how are you? i'm george oliphant. come outside. come out here. can you spell gold -- we've got gold. all up there. >> let me see -- looks good. >> of course amos does. that's amman. everything he does looks good. >> that's not funny -- put it back! ♪ >> hi, i'm bonnie. >> i'm velma. >> and we're sisters. ♪ >> we were raised in this neighborhood. i guess over 60 years. >> we had stickball time, skate time, double dutch time. everything had its season, and everybody came out, everybody knew everybody else. and it was just a family-oriented neighborhood. ♪ >> the house is like a safe haven. people know even on the block itself, had they're going through issues in life, they feel that they can come and share their hearts and know it's okay. >> there was always a bed for somebody. and our grandparents just instilled that in us. always being open. always ready to help someone else. >> somewhere in the ear

voters think that george w.es a sizeable part of the relationship for leaving a box of rocks. i think that's exactly right. not only is it the right thing to do but politically, strategically it would have been a smart thing to do because romney doesn't like to talk about a lot of things, his taxes, religion, and in this case, george w. bush and the predecessor in the white house. if, in fact, romney talked and had talked more about bush, even being critical of president bush, then i think he would have plotted with much of his base. if you talk to conservative republicans, they say they are not happy with george bush and romney would have resonated with him had he talked to them. >> it's no wonder he can't answer that because his policies are just like pubush. 176 his 24 foreign advisers served under bush, top two economic advisers served under bush and rnc official saying that the romney policies are the bush plans updated. how do you answer that? >> it is. a former bush speechwriter told me that in fact the r

george allen huddled in stafford county with company leaders. their frustration clear. >> if we can just make a decision and then move forward. >> reporter: tim kaine toured a business called mvm that does arms training. the northern virginia defense contractors say they feel under siege, caught in the cross hairs of the sequester. $500 billion in automatic defense cuts, set to take effect january 2nd. unless congress can come to terms on another way to slash spending. the democrats' kaine solution will raise revenue while also raising cuts. like president obama he supports ening the tax cuts for the wealthy. he proposes cuts on those who earn more than $half a million. >> that brings $500 billion revenue. now it becomes a $500 billion issue. repeal the part of medicare that says we can't negotiate for prices on prescription drugs. if you do that you save $250 billion over ten years. >> reporter: he would also end subsidies to the biggest oil companies. the republican said he is opposed to ending any tax cuts. >> what we need to do is avert the

kathleen chairs the department of social work at george mason university. she knows parents in the community are struggling with how to help their children deal with this. >> you need to as a parent be aware that it may come up at some time later, or unexpected context, because they may make connections that you might not. >> reporter: a candlelight vigil for the peterson family will be held at the floris united methodist church in herndon. >> i think a lot of people are feeling disconnected by a tragedy of this magnitude. so it's a chance for us to pull together. >> reporter: the vigil begins at 7:30 at the floris united methodist church on frying pan road. jackie bensen, news4. >>> right now, president obama and mitt romney are stumping for votes in the battleground state of ohio. president obama spoke at two college campuses today. mitt romney spoke to supporters in toledo. romney has an uphill climb in ohio. a cbs "new york times" poll shows he's ten points behind the president in that state. with less than two months to go before election day. virginia

mitt was the fourth and last child for george and lenore romney. born march 12, 1957, some recall him as the favorite. george wrote to the family in september 1956 -- mitt is growing like a weed, as full of ideas and energy as ever. tom mccaffrey grew up with romney. >> mitt as a child was extremely energetic, the kind of kid who could never sit down. his mind was going 100 miles an hour. >> george was much the same way. >> you know, he's just got that energy. >> phillip maxwell lived down the street from the romneys in a wealthy detroit suburb. >> george would go out on the golf course. and he had fluorescent golf balls, and he would hit the ball and he would run after the ball, jogging, hit the ball again. and that was his exercise. >> young mitt not only had his father's energy -- >> there seems to be a special bond between george and mitt. >> -- michael kranish and scott helman co-wrote the book "the real romney." >> mitt absolutely idolized his father in a way you can see drawn out in the way he's run his life, following the same footsteps of

diane and george, a sense of what you hear in delegation after delegation. at least the people here, ready to go, and ready to go back home to work. >> also, diane, with the problems that president obama has faced, a lot of democrats have not had the same enthusiasm they had four years ago. what they're hoping everyone here becomes a worker. you heard there, goes on facebook, goes on twitter. they're pioneering this with social media. >> they really are. i think what they're pointing out, it can't happen soon enough for them because tomorrow the first voting begins. >> north carolina. >> and on to september 27th in iowa. so we're going to have a lot of early voting. in a sense, it's begun. >> that's right. what you're hearing right now is a big roar for elizabeth warren, one of the rising stars of the democratic party. she was a senate candidate in massachusetts. running against scott brown. he's a party favorite, now is trying to cut a more moderate one. he did not get up and speak. he is leading in the polls right now. >> you may also know her, she's the f

that's the word from prince george's county. but marckel's mother has her own theory. she's worried that maybe bully be may be to blame here. when marckel first came to central high school back in 2009 from anne arundel county, she says that her son experienced quite a bit of bullying here. she even reported it to school authorities after he had gotten into several fights, but then she says that it quieted down, that she shot his school life had returned to a more stable point in time, but now she's wondering if that might have played a part in her son's murder. >> when you have children that go to school, they're smart, everybody likes them, they enter all type of activities and then you have the kids on the side that are smoking the drugs and very unfortunate and those are the ones that come after the other children. that's what i mean. >> i think people are jealous about the popularity. >> reporter: prince george's county police will not comment about any of those theories. they say it is way too early on in this investigation. what they do know is marckel was found

george f.n american life," and as dan mentioned, it took 30 years to write. you might wonder why that's the case. i can point out in my defense that i have actually taken a shorter period of time to write my life of george kennan than robert caro took to write his life on lyndon johnson. [applause] but, of course, he's written four volumes at this point, and i've only done one. one other point, by way of comparison between the two presidents, robert caro does not have to explain who lyndon johnson was. sometimes i have to explain who george kennan was because he was never president of the united states. he was never secretary of state. his highest level position in government of the as ambassador to the soviet union and to yugoslavia. he, himself, would have -- [dogs barking] [laughter] he, himself, would have said these were failed ambassadorships, and, so, why a book on the life of george? my answer, and it's only my answer, it would not be universally agreed with, seems it me, is it's good t

>>that one comment bti kainenerated a slew of responses from george allen and threpublican party and got a big headline in fday's of the washington post." he ce back ansaidook, i just said i w was open n for discussion but not advocating a minimum tax. you would not anyone in the senate to at least look at a proposal. what did you hear in terms off taxes from both candidates? >> whai heard yesteay -- number one, i think we are fortunate to have two great candidatesunning for senate. for both of them, tax refo and the growing of the economy is the number one issue. so when you look at that, tax reform is part of creating new jojobs, it is part of growing the econonomy. but i t think both candidates are extremely y worried a about the the fiscal situation is coming out of washingngton right nownd realize we cannot continue to spend at the levels we are spending thabecause the is a discrepancy between revenuend expendures. >> membeem of your chambers and nationwide say whave to tale the deficitit but right now members of yochamber are sayi don't do it at the expense of these automatic c

i mean, you had an administration in george w. bush that talk about letting the economy go into free-fall. that administration did it. and barack obama i think has done a very credible job in difficult circumstances getting the economy back on track. it's still not there, but it is moving in the right direction. >> grover, let me ask you a question. has any president in the history of the united states ever handed a bigger financial crisis over to the guy that followed him than george bush did? >> well, if you look at -- >> yes or no. >> yeah, sure. >> who? >> herbert hoover. herbert hoover. >> well, herbert hoover took all the same policies, i mean, fdr didn't do anything that herbert hoover didn't do. higher taxes, more spending, more regulations, and it didn't work for hoover -- >> are you saying that fdr was the same as herbert hoover? >> well, he did hoover took tax rates up to 75% from 25%, fdr took them up towards 90%. he did massive spending, did all that regulation of the farm industry. nothing particularly new, just a li

washington to george w. bush, $10 billion. under obama in eight years, 10 more. the danger is america wouldn't just be facing -- america would be facing collapse. again it's one thing for a rich country to spend irresponsibly but at a certain point any responsible person can see that you're reaching the point where someone is going to come and take away your car and your furniture in your tv in your house. why would you be spending in that way even when you are approaching that point? what possible logic could that have? when you look on the international scene, you see some extremely troubling developments that are equally mysterious. obama says we have to prevent genocide and uses force against libya. the number of people killed by gadhafi at that point was about 250. meanwhile over at period of many months, tens of thousands of people have been killed in syria and obama absolutely refuses to use force. what explains why he intervenes over here but not over there? obama has been very active in egypt in pus

>>george: , erica? >>erica: let's take a look at side at conditions from downtown sentences go. -- downtown san francisco. as we take a look at current conditions, 53 over hayward, low 60s in mt. view, half moon bay at 64 degrees. into the afternoon, expected temperatures range from the '60s to the '90s. it looks like the warm weather will continue into tomorrow. >>george: we have been looking at the damage as a possible hot spot. 880 southbound into hebron, the accident has cleared in the things are recovering. we have been watching traffic build on tool 5 westbound with a drive time is now at 54 minutes. that is about 16 minutes more than you would normally expect at this time of the morning. a hot spot for short and is slower than usual ride out of the altamont pass towards the dublin and to change. >>mark: we have been falling protests against the united states embassies across the middle east. this was caused by a video made here in california. secretary of state hillary clinton spoke moments ago c

[applause] >> george is doing okay. i will buy tickets to the film and give them too young people who might not otherwise go. [applause] >> if obama is given a second term what types of changes in his administration or his cabinet, what changes do you see happening that will help achieve his goals? >> obama in his personal appointments has to be a little cautious in the first term. partly because he was a new he needed to figure out how to operate and maneuver so he started with some clinton people and he realized pretty soon that the clinton people were trying to block him. they were trying to block him because they are traditional democrats. if you look in bob woodward's book he talks about the fact that again and again on iraq and afghanistan the issue in iraq and afghanistan is not sure america get out? george bush would have pulled us out. the intention was always to get out. it is the peculiar way obama operates. obama will say he will open up secret negotiations with the taliban. he will say we are trying to find