narrador: goins ve al arma de su compaÑera y entra en acciÓn.iminal escapa del tiroteo. andreasen arresta al conductor. >>¡arrÓjese al suelo! narrador: pero el fugitivo no llega lejos, en menos de una hora es atrapado y devuelto a prisiÓn. despuÉs de ver el video, al jurado sÓlo le tomo 30 minutos para dar el veredicto. "culpable". este criminal estÁ purgando una sentencia de por vida. [♪] narrador: esta fue una espantosa prueba para los oficiales goins y andreasen. debido a su trabajo en equipo, siguen vivos. barry: la Única razÓn por la que aÚn estoy vivo, es porque esa noche tuve una buena compaÑera, esa es la Única razÓn. jasmine: es lo que son las fuerzas del orden, somos humanos y nos exponemos a situaciones poco comunes y sÓlo podemos esperar y orar por tomar decisiones poco comunes en situaciones extraordinarias y asÍ se hizo. [♪] hacia la frontera mexicana. patrulla: va a 130 kms/h. narrador: pero no es perseguido por exceso de velocidad. patrulla: unidad 54, parece que lleva a un niÑo en el vehÍculo. narrador: el conductor secuestÓo a

trooper barry goins an 18-year veteran of the force is assigned to train trooper jesse andresen, a rookieonths out of the academy. >> he was not my training officer. i was riding with him that night because my fto had other arrangements and had something else to do that night. >> no. no, we don't go out with a rookie very often. >> they're at the tail end of a particularly busy night when they decide to look for an easy way to finish their shift. i went on the county road that i'm familiar with and we were going stay there until the end of the shift. >> we were working stationary radar. so we were sitting still and the lights were out. >> a car comes by 64 in a 50. i'm a little bit bored, and i go pull it over and make a traffic stop on the car. >> trooper andreesen questions the driver who is now out of the car while trooper goins talks to the passenger who is avoiding eye contact. >> when i go up and i.d. and see what the story is with the guy in the front seat and there was something not right. i wanted to find out what was going on. >> okay. stand out here. >> i asked him to step out

[monkey squeals] - still goin'!ay up, riz. - pay him, monkey. - come on, monkey, pay up. all of it. all of it. [monkey screeches] thank you. - eat it, rizzo. >> tonight, goodbye london. hello sochi and rio. the olympics are moving on. tax free wekk. ek. countdown to election day. a big announcement by the romney camp. from wbal tv 11, this is breaking news. [captioning made posble by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> good evening. fire crews on the scene of a house fire on the 6400 block of -- wilbin road. flames broke out after 9:00 p.m. this evening. it took a crews from anne arundel county baltimore city and others a while to get it under control. no word on the cause. >> going out with a bang. london 2012 -- two weeks of competition came to a close tonight with the fireworks and music-filled a rock concert. taking a live look at olympics parks. athletes and fans celebrating. let's get straight to tracie potts. >> it has been a long turn it, but it wa

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so now the money you paid for your guaranteed healthcare is goining to a massive new government program that's not for you. the romney-ryan plan protects medicare benefits for today's seniors and strengthens the plan r the next generation. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >> do not need me to tell you that gas prices are still rising. but you know -- you may not know the have risen 28 cents in one month. the national average for a gallon of regular is now $3.72 in d.c. is $3.94, in maryland is $3.69, in regina is $3 of the 7 cents. >> the white house is continuing to drastic measures. like tapping into the oil reserves. would that relieved the pain at the pump? >> if you think the gas prices have gone up in your neighborhood, you are not alone. the last two weeks, it went from $3.67 to $3.93. an increase of 26 cents a gallon. in california, it is up 27 cents a gallon. to $4.10. oregon, it has risen 29 cents a gallon. >> it is difficult trying to go a long distances after the cannot afford it. >> what is called to the unpleasant end of summer surprise? refinery outa

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perhaps it's goin to say kenya. president obama's camp responded today. liz smith tweeted mitt romney keeping it substantive and classy a la donald trump. says that no one has ever asked to see his birth certificate. ben labolt shot back quote, it's one thing to give the stage in tampa to donald trump, sheriff joe arpaio, and kris kobach but governor romney's decision to directly enlist himself in the birther movement should give pause to any rational voter across america. song of the day, born in the usa with a link to bruce springsteen's anthem. so here it is, august 24th, 2012, 74 days to the election and a moment that will stay with mr. romney until november. >> no one's ever asked to see my birth certificate. they know that this is the place that we were born and raised. >> this is the gop nominee. this is the face of the republican party. joining me now is melissa harris-perry. host here on msnbc. and dana milbank, columnist for the washington post. thank you both for being here tonight. >> absolutely. >> happy birther day. >> thank you. i would say

you have democrats goin on the defense i have on medicare. something they have been the champions of and something that people are more readily identified democrats with than republicans. you saw republicans lose the race in upstate new york over this issue, but they have since been able to reframe it and frame obama as someone stealing from medicare and in actuality, it's sort of slowing the cost of growth and saving money in medicare advantage. but you see there that republicans have been very, very smart in getting out on the offensive there around ryan's plan and in some ways, being able to separate a mitt romney from a ryan. who knows if it will be perfected down the line. if they're going to be able to keep this going, but so far, so good. we'll see ryan in florida. i think he's going to be with his mom there. why would he want to cut in medicare as we know it, he'll be there. making that argument. so i think so far, i would give the victory to republicans over this week. >> the other issue you've made reference to, "the boston globe" a

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so for mitt romney, this does not seem to be an issue that's goin to go away. you might call it an achilles heel. in fact, t not just the democrats hammering him. a lot of conservatives have been urging him to release his taxes. people like george will. michael steele and the texas governor, rick perry, also has said what's the the problem? you better do it. the pros are better than the cons. they worry that my not releasing them, mitt romney is sending a bad message. perhaps that i'm very wealthy and i don't want people to know about my wealth. one man who knows a lot about personal wealth and how it's taxed is david johnson. it's good to see you and you're the perfect person to talk to today. we don't know a lot about mitt romney's personal wealth, but for the last two years of returns, but we know something about offshore accounts. give me the picture of what we know so far of mitt romney? >> well, in romney's case, we know he had accounts in the cayman islands. those are quite appropriate. they have to do with foreign investors and non-profit investors, but

. >> whether is this goin is this? visually, what are we going to be able to see if anything at all? >> sunday morning -- it will be 1:30 in the morning monday morning pacific time it's 10:30 p.m. sunday night. and you'll watch it right here on cnn. we'll be carrying it live across all of our platforms so you will be able to see it anywhere in the world that you live you can tune in. there is an orbitter that will get images fed down earlier of curiosity coming through the atmosphere and landing at that gale crater site. that will be phenomenal. going to be a terrific time out here and particularly if they get it right which is the key. and olympic analogy, rob, they have to stick the landing. >> perfect. i like it. watching it all live for us from pasadena, california. he'll be there all weekend for that landing. thanks, john. >>> one of the nation's worst wildfire seasons on record. it is now oklahoma's turn. teen day it's governor is set to tour areas hit by the flames. wildfires in more than a dozen counties are pr

we assume it's goin to be tougher on the seniors if you go with the ryan romney plan. if obama's cutting some of the money going to insurance companies, it looks to me that ryan and romney both are offering up a big piece of the pie to the insurance companies. instead of people paying into medicare, which goes to the government, they're going to be giving money, a portion of their money to the insurance company. this is great for them. >> if you're a private insurance company, you would really like to move to a premium support system. what obama does, he takes money away from this medicare advantage program. these are these private insurers brought into the system to offer cheaper options. they're ratcheting that 20% back. what's interesting is ryan kept those cut, so every dollar of cuts over the next ten years that obama made in the health care bill, ryan kept them in the budget and every republican in the house voted for them and every republican in the senate voted for them. romney says he wouldn't allow that. he is saying on the one hand, he wants credit for being

between now and then it's goin to be steamy. all around the region we're in the 70s. montgomery, arlington, fairfax, prince george's county is the low 70s. much of southern maryland away from the waters and low and mid 70s as is the northern neck. much of the eastern shore. farther west behind the front it's not much cooler but it's getting dryer. lower humidity moving into western maryland and out in central west virginia where it's down into the 60s. the lower humidity beginning to move in. it's going to be a welcome change. it will be moving in during the arch. the low humidity. some of the showers by 6:00 a.m., north and west of washington, the low 70s. by noontime, some of the showers might hold together south and east of washington. but elsewhere, clearing up from west to east into the mid 80s noontime. upper 80s mid afternoon. heading back home from work and school late afternoon, we'll have the lower humidity with a bit of a blustery northwesterly wind and back down to the mid 80s. danella has look at your first 4 traffic now on this tuesday morning. good morn

lose the hispanic votes then don't condemn what governor brewer has done and i don't think romney 1 goinhey going be like ronald reagan did in 1986 and reach out to the democrats and do a bipartisan immigration reform like they did in 1986? that is the question. i don't think romney is going to do it. >> geraldo: more retail politics. how does this play in november? if jan brewer is standing at the door i mean doesn't that remind people of some other obstructionist governors who stood in the way of civil rights? isn't that the way latinos see this? >> look, your report just showed that the people the dreamers are still in limbo. what the president did has solved absolutely nothing. in order for him to try to get reelected he has killed marco rubio's efforts and others pushing for are a solution to the issue. killed the possibility of getting anything done in order to try to get reelected and the poor dreamers are still in limbo. how does this work. how about the parents all of a sudden brought forward by the kids? are they subject to deportation. when you have the people on lists are you

interesting because as you are saying, it's going up and up and up but even as the pace of deploynts is goinfter iraq is over and as the drawdown in afghanistan continues. >> yeah, i mean mental health problems in the military and elsewhere, you know, going to combat is like a seed, it's planted. it doesn't sprout. it sprouts some where you know, in the next rainy season and whether that's six months or three years remains to be seen. but generally the impact of you know traumatic brain injury, of pstd actually has to ripeen. and it doesn't happen quickly. >> of course the military has accepted this as aajor problem. we talk about it a lot. they've implemented various programs. so what is the problem? i mean are they not working or is this still an access problem or are they not the solution. >> there is an access problem and there remains a stigma problem although those are going down. just like with the green on blue killings, jeff, there are a lot of factors it that play into both of these. consequently if you fix one, there are seven others so there's no sort of one size fits all solutio

. >> law enforcement is not goin to solve the gang problem in chicago.t going to solve the gun problem in chicago. law enforcement is not going to fix the educational system or the poverty rate or any of those other things. >> yeah, close to home now, it's starting to get late, boys. >> reporter: one thing we noticed on the ride-along was the amount of children on streets after dark. >> you're about to go in the house, right? >> reporter: 34 kids have been killed in the violence this year alone. including 7-year-old heaven sutton who was shot in the head while selling candy in her front yard. >> juveniles are the ones getting shot. we got to get them home. that's where the parents can help us a lot. >> quite frankly, we need the parents to step up a little bit more. and take ownership. of their children and raise them a little bit better. >> 13-year-old -- >> stay here. >> reporter: at one point, they pull over two men driving a car with illegal tailpipes. >> you got a license? >> reporter: they approach with caution and get them out. they end up being c

he seriously considered saying, it is not goin to work here. there are too many problems. >> romney needed help. so he rallied an old friend from bain capital to be the games chief operating officer. >> mitt did describe it as stepping into an empty elevator shaft. you're not sure, you're falling and you're not sure when you're going to hit ground. >> he tried to join the team. they created an operating plan. tried to convince sponsors to stay on board and took a critical look at the nearly 400 million dollar budget deficit staring them in the face. and even got rid of the usual catering at olympic board meetings. it was $1 a piece. he knew he could buy a pizza, sell them for $1 a slice and get $8 revenue for every pete a. he turned the lunches from a cost center. >> it is like putting on the olympics for 17 days straight. >> he became the public face of the game. even becoming an amateur participant seen here on the skelton. >> did he say one day, i think i will try this. >> yeah. he said i'm going to go try this. >> he got better and better a

was able to put canada away 4-3 goin to play japan on thursday for the gold medal. this is the u.s.ays been in the gold medal games either winning gold or one time silver in the olympics this is a place that the united states is often in. in other words, the gold medal game in women's soccer. and they are playing japan a year ago in the women's world cup final. japan beat the united states in penalty kicks. the u.s. has been pointing towards the opportunity to play japan again in a meaningful game and now they've got t the u.s. against japan for the gold and it should be fascinating to see the americans can come back anwin this game over the rivals who took that world cup from them last year. >> well, we all will be watching. christine brennan thank you and we'll talk to you again. >> thank you very much, margaret. >> brown: finally tonight, the critic speaks, and sometimes roars: we remember two legends of the genre. art critic and historian robert hughes died monday in new york after a long illness. he was 72 years old. a native of australia, hughes spent more than thredecades as

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he knowsu he's goin accused of tactics of ds security akingndac away at programs. >> he's got some toughave theroem the people who need government the most are going to be hurt the worst. he has awaof making case and really channels what conservatisay ranking conservasm. chng articulating it and ng the still being connectible. >> as you point out, this is really the first time we've seen a president hopeful out source his plans to a vice president. is that really a good thing for mitt romney? >> it's a fascinating dynamic. you pick paul ryan. you own the ryan plan. he's opinion rewarding his. it is the first time. this was a policy free presidential campaign until paul ryan came around. >> i'm shaking my head because i do disagree. the romney plan is not the ryan plan. paul ryan said i did any budget. now i'm running on the romney plan. this is not about the romney-ryan plan. >> it just lacks numbers. that's the only number. >> i fully appreciate that but paul ryan has gone on campaign they have changed the context and tone of the debate on medicare. the polling numbers on medicare come

. >> it sounds like you're saying it's a fophoto-op and it's goin be boring.s for being with us, we appreciate your time. >> delighted to be with you. >> we'll talk to christine o'donnell, the former senate candidate from delaware. she is organizing something called the troublemaker fest, which is going to run alongside the republican national convention. >> it's already making trouble. >> you know, i think she likes making trouble. we'll talk to her about that. what exactly is the plan? >> scripted plan. >> i believe todd akin kicked them off for them. >> still ahead, researchers may have found amelia earhart's plane at the bottom of the ocean. plus, miss america, 2012 laura keppeler, six months into her reign. she's stopping by our studio. she is so smart and pretty, just what a like in a woman. we're going to talk to her and share a personal story as well. at usaa, we believe honor is not exclusive to the military, and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of values that drive our nation's military are the ones we used to build usaa