jackson. >> narrator: as time passes, jackson's lawyer says she's gotten a phone call from her client. jackson says she's not there because she's in the hospital. segal isn't buying it. >> given that the entire nature of this case was using the phones for fraud, i only would have been comfortable if i had seen jackson right in front of me. >> narrator: his doubts are soon backed up. >> somebody went to the hospital and she was not in the hospital. she was on the run. >> narrator: the u.s. marshals service is searching for neisha jackson. she's a fugitive from justice, and the feds say it's likely she's using her criminal know-how to fund her life on the run. bozeman, montana. a gateway to yellowstone national park, it's a long day's drive from barksdale and jackson's home in sacramento. in the summer of 2007, a young woman from kentucky named patience isaacs arrives in town. she's come to meet james kevin dixon, a.k.a. "cheez" -- a man who romanced her online. he's a pimp from las vegas, and l

david jackson was dead, not missing.he way he was hidden made it clear he had been murdered all those years ago and most likely before his friends or family noticed he was gone which put a final period on his mother's lingering hope for his return. and apparently an ex-wife's what ifs. >> were you seriously thinking maybe some day i will get back together with him? >> when it's your first love, you always think, you know, wow. could it work? what if. >> strange how things turn out. barbara moved back to florida, remarried, again, had a daughter, took a job at wal-mart. still held a candle for david even as he lay under the ground practically lay underground at the wal-mart where she worked. >> it's an eerie feeling he was in that area. i didn't even know about. >> such an odd coincidence. too odd maybe? time for a chat. the detective called barbara and got herself invited to barbara's house. barbara seemed to have no problem talking about david. >> she cared about him a lot. i say, well, how was david as a father? well,

and jackson drew on that event in his speech. he urged quote, take a retrospect of the conduct of the british army at hampton and every bosom which glows with patriotism and virtue will be inspired. by directly invoking rape in the effort to prod his men to action, jackson advanced explicitly the idea that the war of 1812 was as much a fight against british sexual tyranny as a struggle for anymore positive definition of liberty. in fact jackson and eaton together helped spread around a wholly false story about english depravity at new orleans that did much to a rouse americans to patriotism in the aftermath of the war. let's talk a little bit about the spread of this story. on february 16th, 1815, when the united states house of representatives met to devise an official congressional resolution of thanks to general jackson, gerald ingersoll, a republican from philadelphia, took to the floor and exclaimed, quote, for the first time during this long arduous and trying session we can all feel alike. we are all of one mind, all heart

jackson doesn't -- i am sure jackson read the memo but he puts it away and of course jackson is one of the nine justices who unanimously votes to strike down plessy versus ferguson in this very important case which finally is decided in 1954. it actually was we heard the year after and reargued again. >> host: it gets rid of separate but equal. >> guest: rehnquist was against the finding in the holding of that case. rehnquist believed as a supreme court clerk that was, the wrong outcome and he argued passionately. if you think back, when i was looking at his early years at stanford, it is clear that this is not something new. >> host: new to him. >> guest: this is not something it to him. in his firmament he believes that this plessy is right and should be affirmed as he says in the memo. there are some other cases and there are many cases at this point that are coming along that the court is having to decide whether to accept. there actually is another case that is a voting rights case in a discrimination case in that case is called terry versus adams so it also comes at the same year

jackson doesn't -- if jackson, i'm sure jackson read the memo, but he puts it away and, of course, jackson is one of the nine justices who unanimously vote to strike down plessy v. ferguson in this very, very important case which finally is decided in 1954. it actually was reheard the year after, it was reargued the year after rehnquist -- >> host: right. with the significant theme that it gets rid of separate but equal. >> guest: gets rid of separate but equal, but rehnquist was against the finding, the holding in that case. rehnquist believed as a supreme court clerk that that was the wrong outcome, and he argued passionately. if you, if you think back when i was looking at his early years at stanford, it's clear that this is not something new. >> host: uh-huh. >> guest: okay? >> host: new to him. >> guest: new to him. this is not something new to him. this is really in his firmament. he believes that this, plessy is right and should be affirmed, as he says in the memo. there are some other cases that are, there are many, many cases at this point that are coming along that, um, that the

jackson. jackson is going to be coming out to stanford. you have to remember is hard to get out there from washington. it was hard to get out there, was a rare for someone from stanford gave stanford had a good law school and rehnquist was smart, but it was hard for someone who wasn't in the ivy league to be a clerk on the court. it was very much an honor and it was hard. the justices in those days had been working with one clerk. so maybe nine people were 10, 11 people you're getting his clerkships. >> host: and i remember right they just distraction at a groundbreaking for the law school? what bottom-up there? >> guest: came out into things here but brought him out with the bohemian grove. so there was this bohemian grove in monte rio, california. i actually worked on another story about the bohemian growth, so i know the place well. if a man's club, all men. two dozen men getting together at a summer camp and they do it every year as there was the bohemian club in san francisco at posted this confab of corporate decision makers, governm

-- fort jackson that earned jackson enduring fame. as long as all inhabitants of united states motivated by love for their families and country supported the continued right to keep new ground, military encounters matter less than the general promotion of feeling. historians have begun to appreciate one new way to look at the war of 1812 not only the first declared war as a foreign enemy and a different -- decisive moment but also the first civil war. the war of 1812 divided the nation into splintered political factions but united it around a new vision of patriotism. in this assessment it must be significant at the time occurred the war was successfully portrayed as good fun. it was a frolic and patriotism was the natural result who could have never predicted the devastation of the civil war? likening award to exercise of love to not prepared anybody for the moral applications of conflict. amazing thing the first major battle of the civil war of bull run caught contemporaries by surprise. people brought out picnics to watch and cheer

a jackson's biographer e. been explained in his account of the battle, which featured the story rather prominently, quote, the watchword of sara shourd pakistan's army. his criminality is increased from the act of the people who hold themselves up to surrounding nations as example of everything that is correct improper. by tarring the british with accusations of sexual depravity can americans promote themselves as the last guardian of an essential element of virtue. conversely, the british could no longer hold themselves up as a satellite standard to which americans should aspire. besides making great gossip, scandal polish the u.s. image as a uniquely virtuous nation. the most fundamental form of liberty, sexual consent from british abuse. each person who repeated the story of beauty and booty helped validate assertion that american men proper country because of the romantic love that they felt for sweethearts and because of their determination to offer their women affect his protection. in doing so, u.s. sol

after sentencing, in prison, david jackson's family confronted michael wolfe.ust to condemn, but to ask a question because there was a piece missing. something that still didn't make sense. what was david doing in that motel room the night they killed him? why did he walk into that trap? >> why a motel room? he was ten minutes down the road? david is not a stupid child at 24. why would he top the see him in a motel? >> you know what they demanded? there would be no justice unless everyone involved was held accountable. outside the courtroom, david's brother encountered the state's attorney. >> he said he is not going to tell me anything. i saw it in his eyes. then we got it. >> in fact it was just two days later when wolfe finally confessed the true measure of his guilt. he gave police firsthand his unedited version of events the night he said they buried david jackson in the shifting florida clay. was someone else involved? oh, yes, said michael wolfe. she certainly was. coming up, what made david go to that motel? >> it was a woman on the phone. david takes t

so, i have emilie rapoport, vanessa jackson, catherine lundgren, espinola jackson, and francisco de costa. >>> for the record, my name is emilie rapoport and i'm a resident who lives and works on treasure island. i'm also the president of good neighbors association. i want to thank you for the members of the board, supervisors, for holding this hearing. i just wanted to comment that the process has been extremely frustrating for us. i have to again tell a story that a few years ago, good neighbors wanted to get a dog park for our residents and we picked out sites in the residential area because that's where we wanted to be. and each time we picked a site, the navy turned it down. finally, about six or eight months ago we found two sites and we asked the navy again and they refused. but this time they actually gave us an answer and they said that they really didn't want a dog park because it was too detrimental to the ground. it tore up the ground. and, you know, they didn't want it. and, so, shortly after that we found that the radiation sites had -- there had been more sites that had ope

during his time in general population, jackson was known for his extreme workout methods and staying fit for the fight. >> people see a weak spot, you know, they come for you. ain't no guns in here. [ chuckles ] >> narrator: and it was, in fact, a fight that landed jackson here. >> little altercation. came out. nobody hit me. i hit them. and they brought me down here for assaulting another inmate, 15 days, you know? you got to stay in shape. you got to stay militant. you got to stay alert. 'cause anything goes. i learned how to protect myself. >> narrator: though jackson stays in peak physical condition, he says he's as much a lover as he is a fighter. >> these are my letters i got this morning, my love letters from my wife. she's always sending me beautiful encouragements, keep me motivated, keep my mind from being inside these walls. i love her to death. it's like her words are right here with me. of course, they always are when you love someone. i just got this one today. that's a beautiful card, too. it says, "in all the world, there is no heart for me like yours. in all the worl

first to jackson. slider. strike 1. jackson tonight 0 for 3 with a walk and a run scored. the 0-1. outside. you saw don kelly, who is in the on-deck circle. he will bat for garcia. then miguel cabrera. larry baird, the president, ceo of the giants, his team three outs away. here comes the 1-1 from romo. that slider was hittable. jackson foul it back and it's strike 2. >> tim: there's no setting up the hitter. everybody knows the slider is coming, including austin jackson. >> joe: last night romo got the save with the 1, 2, 3 ninth in a 2-0 game. broking the one-run lead tonight. struck him out! one away! >> tim: out of the strike zone away. the perfect 1-2 pitch by romo. >> joe: now don kelly will come off the bench. and bat for garcia. kelly one home run during the regular season. hit .186. and this is his first at-bat of the postseason. >> tim: because kelly is a left-handed batter, romo will go away from the slider and throw fastballs. >> joe: posey sets up away. strike 1. so here's a guy who has not had an at-bat the entire postseason, trying to get on in front of miguel cabrer

there has been trouble following jesse jackson jr.gh he was photographed smokeing a cigar on his stoop the other day. >> jackson has been on medical leave since june. he's been treated for bipolar disorder. federal investigators are looking into possible misuse of campaign funds to pay for a home remodeling job. my source told me that the money is somewhere around $20,000. the home in question is jackson's washington, d.c. home that went on the market last month for $2.5 million. because of security concerns public showings have since stopped. >> you know, that's not the only financial controversy that has plagued jackson. his deferment his wife, her firm has received $429,000 since july of 2003. they have received $429,000. that is from his campaign funds. he is still running for congress as we stand here speaking, and of course the campaign funds have been used for redecorating his home cigars, and his wife's consulting firm. with us is the author of that report from fox's newsroom in chicago, darlene hill. thanks for coming on "the

jesse jackson jr.w facing a federal probe into his campaign finances. the latest as governor, i cut five billion dollars in spending and balanced the budget every year. and tim kaine and i both cut our own pay as governors, to lead by example. mark warner and i reached across party lines to get things done. we were a great team in richmond and we'll be a great team in washington. i'm tim kaine and i approve this message ...because we'll work together to restore fiscal responsibility, grow our economy and create jobs. [ male announcer ] tim kaine. bringing people together to tackle the challenges of tomorrow. 1234679 another member of the national guard just returned home. the men and women were members of the military police battlon. they came home sunday afternoon following a ten-month deployment. today they were honored during a special ceremony outside the d.c. armory in southeast. they were officially relieved of their duties. >> we welcome the brave men and women of the 273nd military police compa

few, however, can match diontray jackson's routine. >> eight [bleep] you gonna try for nine?. >> in this jail, man, it's like you got to be strong. you got to be mentally strong. you got to be physically strong. people see a weak spot, you know, they come for you, you know? >> there are about 24 fights per month among the jail's male inmates. after each one, staff must sort out what happened. >> let's go! >> the recent fight between william mitchell and deamon beavers is due to a disagreement over how many packages of noodle soup beavers would pay mitchell in return for a favor. mitchell allowed beavers to use his account to buy commissary goods. since any money beavers had in his own account would be garnished by the jail for unpaid booking fees. >> you ready? >> beavers must now tell his side of the story to disciplinary officer hale, who will decide how much time he will get in segregation. >> i don't have no problems. you know what i'm saying? come on, harvey. you know me. you know i don't cause no ruckus. >> you complied and laid on the ground. mr. williams kept on tryin

jackson denied any wrongdoing. his father and a cigar on monday, jackson did his first interview in months. he told the website the daily he is not well, and is going to doctors appointments twice a day. he did not address the allegation that he misused campaign money. we saw no sign of jackson at his house in washington. jackson was treated for bipolar depression this summer, according to doctors at the mayo clinic. before recent appearances, he hadn't been seen in about four months, even though he was released from the clinic in september. a staff member at this bar, the beer baron tavern in washington, tells us that jackson was here on two consecutive nights recently and that he was drinking. no one here would go on camera with us. for lynn sweet of the chicago sun times, that raises questions. >> if he's well enough to go out, i think the voters in chicago want to see him. >> reporter: sweet says even though he's not been on the campaign trail for several months, jackson is expected to win re-election. still --

even though boy, did he burst on the scene. >> joe: 2-1 on austin jackson.nge miguel cabrera for the a.l. mvp. >> tim: right. >> joe: a 2-1. 2-2 from lincecum. the two-time cy young award winner who is now a huge weapon out of the bullpen for bruce bochy. >> tim: he looks like he has better stuff today and tonight than he did his first round in game one. >> joe: two out, nobody on. the 2-2. full count. benoit it appears will take over in the eighth. >> joe: fouled back by jackson who walked to load the bases in the fifth. with one out. then quintin berry struck out. miguel cabrera and the biggest at-bat of the night for the tigers popped up. >> joe: inside. a two-out walk. on base for the third time tonight is austin jackson, as quintin berry will be the hitte hitter. >> joe: berry hit in to a double play and struck out with the bases loaded. strike one. >> tim: last inning you mentioned the word "desperation." this tigers are desperate to get berry on base so the big gun can come up again. this time with two on, not three on. >> joe: chased the pitch. that

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science professor melinda jackson says latinos could make a difference. melinda jackson/associate professor of political science "latinos historical have not registered to vote and have not turned out to vote in as high of numbers as whites and african americans. so their always...they always the poteteial of having a lot of political impact but they don't always fully utilize because we see that lower turnout." despite past lower latino turnout...advocate barousse feels helping latinos register to vote can go a long way. jeremy barousse/ siren "get out and vote let your voice be heard. we are all out here chasing the american dream. there's so many issues on the ballot that effect our everyday life and if they come out to vote we could make...we can have government all work for us and get what we want out of society." in the last election, 68 percent of latino voters went for barack obama. in san jose pedro garcia update news." the presidential debates are over...but in the bay area, election year politics are having a rough time competing with major lea

jackson five come and get it, the rare pearls. two cds. got to tell you, for some reason we always mention me and the beatles. i'm as big an motown fan. >> i did not know that. >> i was the perfect age when the jackson five came out. i collect all this stuff. even i am surprised at the quality of the material on this box set. it's two cds, 14 tracks on the first disc. 18 on the second. most of them great cuts that have never been heard before. >> where did you get that? >> this came out like a week ago. >> it's not in best buy. go to amazon or itunes and download individual songs. >> so pretty. >> you get a box. nice book of the story where these songs have been. the cds come in these great little like a 45. and in the box, they've selected two of the songs that could have been hits. and made a new old motown 45. >> that's so cool. that's the best. >> let me play a little of one other song. this is i got a sure thing. listen to this. ♪ >> listen to michael sing. >> how old was he? >> 12. i heard it and i got choked up. there's no new micha

will that carry to jackson? yep. two out. nice catch by austin jackson.e you inside the broadcast booth, everybody. i'm joe buck, tim mccarver, erin andrews on the field along with ken rosenthal. who could have expected that justin verlander would struggle here tonight? and who could have expected that barry zito would end up lasting longer and out-pitching justin verlander? >> tim: and who could have expected pablo sandoval hitting three home runs. >> joe: i did. it had that one. >> tim: you did? >> joe: yeah. a ground ball left side. what a play. miguel cabrera takes a hit away from aubrey huff. the pinch-hitter. that will send game one in to the ninth inning. how about the last two defensive plays by the tigers? austin jackson in center. miguel cabrera at third. ninth inning. 8-1, giants. hey, put your game face on, it's the two minute warning of the built ford tough sales even. ford f-150 with ecoboost. smash-mouth v8 power with long-yardage v6 fuel efficiency. the best combination of torque and fuel- economy, it's the dual threat the competition can'

congressman jesse jackson jr. is in the hot seat again and we're wondering if his reelection campaign could stay on the weight of national scrutiny. the big question tonight is his legal troubles around the corner for congressman jesse jackson jr. federal officials are just wrapping up their investigation for campaign money that was possibly used for furniture and one of his homes. with the election just three weeks with a question is will this latest news make a difference at the polls? in that sense it's kind of surprising. first it was carousing the washington race track that it's connected to the embroiled x gov this summer a medical condition kept very quiet, now the latest furniture and interior decorating possibly purchased from his own campaign the wall street journal reports that jackson's lawyers asked the department of justice to hold off on an indictment until after the november election officials said they could not promise anything. allegations of questionable money practices between jackson and his

. >>> hi, my name is vanessa jackson. and the concern i have is that at least back when willie lynch was lynching people we knew what to expect. this is like a silent killer for people of color. and i don't know this woman. i don't know how credible she is. she made no sense. everything she said to me seemed like contradicted herself. she couldn't speak for herself if the land was toxic or not or if could kill people if dogs were in the backyard, stiff, dead, i didn't understand anything she was saying. it didn't seem like -- she wasn't really sure about the people that was out there diagnosing the land. i mean, you've got human beings, you've got people, you've got kids, you've got babies out there. and if it's not safe for people to live, then people need to do something. if you can't break the ground up to do something else to remodel it, then obviously if you're only going 12 inches or a foot down in the ground, something is wrong if that's as far as you're going to go. because if you go further, you're not going to h

congressman jesse jackson junior is heading back to the mayo clinic. jackson has been on medical leave from his duties as representative of the second congressional district since june for treatment of bi-polar disorder. in a robocall this weekend jackson pleaded with his constituents to be patient. the reverend jesse jackson his father says his son needs more treatment to in his words regain his equilibrium. jackson has served in congress for 17-years and is running for re-election. he has not been campaigning however and faces a challenge from republican brian woodworth. it is against medical advice. i will always give my call to my constituents i ask you to continue with patience. his father says his son needs more treatment to regain his equilibrium. jackson has served in congress for 17 years and is running for reelection. he has not been campaigning. early voting is underway in illinois with chicago-area election officials predicting a record number of ballots will be cast before the november 6th election day. in addition to early polling they're

first to jackson. slider. strike 1. jackson tonight 0 for 3 with a walk and a run scored. the 0-1.n-deck circle. he will bat for garcia. then miguel cabrera. larry baird, the president, ceo of the giants, his team three outs away. here comes the 1-1 from romo. that slider was hittable. jackson fouled it back and it's strike 2. >> tim: there's no setting up the hitter. everybody knows the slider is coming, including austin jackson. >> joe: last night romo got the save with the 1, 2, 3 ninth in a 2-0 game. broking the one-run lead tonight. struck him out! one away! >> tim: out of the strike zone away. the perfect 1-2 pitch by romo. >> joe: now don kelly will come off the bench. and bat for garcia. kelly one home run during the regular season. hit .186. and this is his first at-bat of the postseason. >> tim: because kelly is a left-handed batter, romo will go away from the slider and throw fastballs. >> joe: posey sets up away. strike 1. so here's a guy who has not had an at-bat the entire postseason, trying to get on in front of miguel cabrera. his teim down by 1 in this game and dow

reverend jesse jackson taking the fight to them.e you joining us on "the young turks." >> keep the plan open. keep the plant open. keep the plant open. >> cenk: your decision is clear. he's saying hey we're not interested in anything else but actually keeping those jobs here. all right. now when we come back, we've got the elbow of the day for you guys. who is it going to be? i would say it is a unique one. good luck trying to guess it. what we need are people prepared for the careers of our new economy. by 2025 we could have 20 million jobs without enough college graduates to fill them. that's why at devry university we're teaming up with companies like cisco to help make sure everyone is ready with the know-how we need for a new tomorrow. [ male announcer ] make sure america's ready. make sure you're ready. at devry.edu/knowhow. ♪ ♪

jackson. >>> espinola jackson. when i recertify, you know, i have some concerns as other people in my community because a lot of the contractors were dee-certified sometime ago. and we are mostly concerned about the local hiring aspect that the city approved. but the one problem that i have with the city and county of san francisco is that we have compliance officers, mostly all of the departments. but we don't have state certified compliance officers or federal. and what happens is, i mentioned to director harrison in the hallway 2001 day, i said, you don't have anyone that can go out on these job sites to see whether or not the people that are on these jobs are from the city and city and county of san francisco. he says to me, well, espinola, all i do is put on my hard hat and i go on a job site. * i said, yes, look who you are. you're the money man. so, you can do what you please. but you don't write reports to the state about the contractors and whether or not they are abiding by the law. and he looked at me. h

. >> his boss epa administrator lisa jackson accepted his resignation saying his views were not shared by the president who p had appointed him. >> they don't come port with the administration's policy on energy. >> but fox news has been told this was not the only time he openly threatened companies he regulated. >> he appeared before the oklahoma independent petroleum association. what happened? >> they told the group straight on. >> boiling gas exploration company. he reported chairman of the romney campaign's advisory group. >> they got it quick that they ought to shut us down. >> he made it clear oil and gas industry was the enemy. >> we saw it that way. >> before joining he taught engineering at southern methodist university in dallas. he also advised environmental groups in their battle against something called fractioning or fracking enjiinjecting chemicalr below ground to uncover oil and gas. it's created a bonanza. many say it pollutes air land and water a claim most famously advanced in the oscar nominated documentary gas land? it made a point it was peepibee out of a kitchen

get together and send your good vibes out toad win jackson -- to edwin jackson.n the hill at 1:00. can you see that? got a little "w" on there. >>> we've been talking about the pitchers taking the mound. edwin jackson has had some rough starts but some success. when he starts out good, he's great. >> keep your fingers crossed. send your good vibes to edwin jackson. we've done good against st. louis. >> going to be an awesome crowd today. >> standing room only tickets available. >> weather wise beautiful. we've got some clouds early but we're going to turn sunny today. 71 this afternoon. first pitch temp about 66. i wish i was going to the park today. 64 tomorrow. we cool down. nice right through the weekend for the skins and ravens games as well. >>> this video just in from our kevin king. a tree down blocking 27th street at broad branch road. it's right at the edge of rock creek park. i know crews are working on it so be aware of that situation. 27th add broad branch. -- at broad branch. after 95 in college park, just getting word of an accident. a quick look at

there are some parameters that are inescapable when you talk about fillmore and jackson. a city street like jackson can accommodate maybe 15 cars, 16 cars, one after another, in an entire block. if you go beyond that you are affecting the next intersection and the next block and so on. it's a grid. and practically every street in the grid has a bus line of some sort or another. there's limited capacity. there's only so much you can do on surface transit, you know. we are not, this is a town that has a controversial relationship with density but density is indispensable if we want to increase the tax base or build subways or things that are more expensive than just running bus service. here is an opportunity to bring in the private sector in a way that is environmentally responsible and to do exactly the things that commissioner farrell was mentioning before, it allow people who actually want to live here to live here and work wherever they have to work and not be on the road on city streets and on the freeway in their own cars. and so the real struggle is how to reach som

melinda jackson says that these numbers aren't the ones that matter. she says that experts really trying to predict the eventual winner...focus on the electoral college. san jose state is offering a convienient way for students to cast their ballots. three drop off ballot boxes have been set up on campus. the boxes are on the second floor of joe west hall, in the martin luther king library by the childrens center and by the associated students house. but not all students think the boxes are a good idea. ">>>natally acosta rtvf: if you choose to mail in your ballot in a traditional mail box...remember it must have a 45 cents postal stamp coming up on update news we'll show you a little-known costume shop on campus ... with thousands of get-ups for every occasion. and we'll show you where you can go to get the new i-pad mini ... and avoid long lines at the apple store. but first we ask students what their costumes will be for halloween. ">>>i'm going to be winnie the pooh. for halloween i'm not going to be anything. what i'm going to be is nothing unfort

will that carry to jackson? yep. two out. nice catch by austin jackson., everybody. i'm joe buck, tim mccarver, erin andrews on the field along with ken rosenthal. who could have expected that justin verlander would struggle here tonight? and who could have expected that barry zito would end up lasting longer and out-pitching justin verlander? >> tim: and who could have expected pablo sandoval hitting three home runs. >> joe: i did. it had that one. >> tim: you did? >> joe: yeah. a ground ball left side. what a play. miguel cabrera takes a hit away from aubrey huff. the pinch-hitter. that will send game one in to the ninth inning. how about the last two defensive plays by the tigers? austin jackson in center. miguel cabrera at third. ninth inning. 8-1, giants. hey, put your game face on, it's the two minute warning of the built ford tough sales even. ford f-150 with ecoboost. smash-mouth v8 power with long-yardage v6 fuel efficiency. the best combination of torque and fuel- economy, it's the dual threat the competition can't match. check out ford f-150 wi

. >> his boss epa administrator lisa jackson accepted his resignation saying his views were not shared by the president who p had appointed him. >> they don't come port with the administration's policy on energy. >> but fox news has been told this was not the only time he openly threatened companies he regulated. >> he appeared before the oklahoma independent petroleum association. what happened? >> they told the group straight on. >> boiling gas exploration company. he reported chairman of the romney campaign's advisory group. >> they got it quick that they ought to shut us down. >> he made it clear oil and gas industry was the enemy. >> we saw it that way. >> before joining he taught engineering at southern methodist university in dallas. he also advised environmental groups in their battle against something called fractioning or fracking enjiinjecting chemicalr below ground to uncover oil and gas. it's created a bonanza. many say it pollutes air land and water a claim most famously advanced in the oscar nominated documentary gas land? it made a point it was peepibee out of a kitchen

joey jackson just alluded to the politics of all of this. and with that in mind, i want to play a short sound bite that's been out there for quite a while of the pennsylvania speaker of the house. his name is mike tursi, talking about electoral tactics and strategies. he was almost ticking off on the list what voter i.d. would do for this race in the state of pennsylvania. and here are his words exactly. >> voter i.d., which is going to allow governor romney to win the state of pennsylvania. done. >> wait a second. not done as it turns out. but joe jackson, i want you to comment on the politics of it when you hear a sound bite like that. joe johns, i'm sorry, joe johns. yeah, comment on the politics of it. because that's strident stuff. >> no, i think you're absolutely right. and the question, of course, as the professor has stated, are they actually solving a problem in the law that exists? and as to the issue of in person voting fraud, we're working on a documentary on this. we haven't been able to find much evidence at all of voter fraud.

even though boy, did he burst on the scene. >> joe: 2-1 on austin jackson.nge miguel cabrera for the a.l. mvp. >> tim: right. >> joe: a 2-1. 2-2 from lincecum. the two-time cy young award winner who is now a huge weapon out of the bullpen for bruce bochy. >> tim: he looks like he has better stuff today and tonight than he did his first round in game one. >> joe: two out, nobody on. the 2-2. full count. benoit it appears will take over in the eighth. >> joe: fouled back by jackson who walked to load the bases in the fifth. with one out. then quintin berry struck out. miguel cabrera and the biggest at-bat of the night for the tigers popped up. >> joe: inside. a two-out walk. on base for the third time tonight is austin jackson, as quintin berry will be the hitte hitter. >> joe: berry hit in to a double play and struck out with the bases loaded. strike one. >> tim: last inning you mentioned the word "desperation." this tigers are desperate to get berry on base so the big gun can come up again. this time with two on, not three on. >> joe: chased the pitch. that

jackson denied any wrong doing.tting on the stoop of his house with his father and a cigar on monday, jackson did his first interview in months. he told the web site "the daily," he is not well and is going to doctor appointments twice a day. he did not address the allegation he misused campaign money jackson was treated for bipolar depression this summer according to doctors at the mayo clinic. before recent appearances, he hadn't been seen for four months even though he had been released from the hospital over four months ago. >> for lynn, that raises questions. >> if he's well enough to go out, i think the voters of chicago want to see him. >> even though he hasn't been on the campaign trail for months, jackson is expected to win reelection. >> all of this adds up to a very serious political problem for congressman jackson. so much so that even if he's re-elected, it will make it hard to see how at this point, unless he does publicly show people he's up to the job, it does make people wonder will he be able to be

i think jackson gets another one here. >> joe: jackson lays off. ball 1. 1-2. the 1st of august here at home in san francisco, sergio romo grew up a dodger fan, has not allowed an earned run. with one out, there it is again. two down. that pitch is just filthy. >> tim: slip sliding away. >> joe: now it's up to omar infante to get miguel cabrera to the plate. 2-0, giants in the ninth. infante out of the way of ball one. omar has one of the two hits tonight for detroit. a triple crown winner is standing near the on-deck circle. the 1-0. 2-0. for the starters, fister was good. bumgarner was better. seven shutout innings from the left-hander. he struck out eight. >> tim: infante was taking 1-0. he will be taking again here. >> joe: 2-1. wow! 2-2. >> tim: 2-1 slide we're a two-run lead. an idea of how he relies on that pitch. >> joe: a little pop-up. there's belt. giants up two games to nothing! [cheers and applause] >> joe: the tig will go home down two games to nothing. the giants get a win tonight from madison bumgarner. there you go. teams with a 2-0 lead have w

. >>> representative jesse jackson jr. is facing new scrutiny this morning out of sight for much of the past four months now being investigated for possible misuse of campaign money. nbc's national investigative correspondent michael isikoff has more. michael, good morning to you. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. even while he runs for re-election jess gentlemen j hab boston absent from congress and the campaign trail for months undergoing medical treatment, his campaign says, for a bipolar disorder, but now he's facing another ominous threat, this time from the fbi. >> making a statement. >> reporter: it's the latest probe into jesse jackson jr. law enforcement sources tell nbc news the fbi is in the final stages of an investigation into whether the illinois congressman used campaign funds for personal expenses that reportedly included decorating this washington, d.c. home which was briefly put on the market for $2.5 million last august. >> campaign finance laws clearly prohibits candidates from using their campaign f