. >> while most incarcerated sex offenders are, in fact, marked men, jamie daniels is one of the exceptions. >> when i was in high school my senior year, i was involved in a relationship with a sophomore. and we had a child. so i am considered a sex offender. i do have to register as a sex offender. there's probably a few people who are naive who don't really understand the situation. for the most part, i am respected in here as someone who is not a predatorial sex offender. >> any inmate who might be temped to harass daniels because of his prior sex charge would have to do so at his own risk. >> this is a regular roundhouse kick. any time you get in a fight, use that for a leg. or come fake low and go high. or drive straight through his ribs like that. >> daniels is an expert in brazilian jujitsu. >> in fact, we developed a lot of this stuff when we used to teach anti-rape clinics, which is ironic i'm a sex offender. and we teach anti-rape clinics to women because it's on the ground. i've never raped anyone. but i'm assuming a rape would happen on the ground with a predator on top of her.

jamie syer getting hugged. bottom of the first scoreless game. cody ross leading off with the giants and teague off cody with the hop skip and a jump off daniel hudson. 1-0 giants. things looking good until the eighth. same score. ryan roberts facing ryan vogelsong. that one's not coming back that. ties the game at one apiece. but the damage was not yet done. still in the eighth ramon ramirez now in, willie bloomquist. that's not good. that's a triple. scoring two. arizona takes a 3-1 lead. diamond baksz win 4-1. extending their division league to seven gaimts games. jamie syer has more. >> reporter: a leadoff home run by cody ross seemed to have the makings of a series win for san francisco. but after that the bats fell silent and so did the giants clubhouse after the game. >> they're a good team. ner first place for a reason. at the same time i like our pitching staff against anyone. but 1-0 is scary against a scrappy team like them. and they were able to put that big four spot on the board. and that becomes almost insurmountable at that point the way we've been doing. >> definitely it didn't go how we wanted. the first game was great. we came out

i want to recognize jamie and ruth, cara, and laura, daniel, megan, and adam. for all of the contributions to this successful bipartisan effort. and finally i'd just like to say this is -- as many speakers have said, all charter schools aren't perfect. this isn't the silver bullet. but what we hope to be able to do is to really continue to grow the entrepreneurial spirit of people, young people, across the board looking at our education system, thinking how it can be done better. what are the best practices, what are the indicators of successful schools, successful learning environment, successful teaching environments for teachers, for students, and focusing on the academic achievement and the benefits to the students. and then to be able to share those models across the charter school spectrum, across the traditional public school spectrum so that all of us can learn and benefit from that. and most importantly so we can create those environments where america's children will have the opportunity to have access to a first class education that will serve them t

married daniel helper deputy online editor and if they had a graduation date you think you're on your way to last weekend and weinstein senior editor of the daily caller still strangely single. welcome jamie but it's ok this is this is the way for talking about jobs from the republican debate to the presidential address apropos of that a couple of new reports came out this week that are worth discussing first the world economic forum just came out with its list of the most competitive economies in the world the u.s. ranks fifth below switzerland singapore sweden and finland lost in the number one spot at last the number of. loss we lost the number one spot in two thousand and eight the world economic forum said the reasons for the decline. article are debt the loss of faith in government and corporate ethics in other words thirty years of reaganomics second by nucular report found that one in three americans born and raised in the middle class in the one nine hundred seventy s. have dropped out of the middle class today meaning there's a new trend of downward social mobility taking hold in america which might also explain why our economy is no longer competitive and third a new study out