>> lehrer: and he also came from very low in the polls, defeated a well financed-- opponent. >> jeff greenabsolutely. i mean, extremely well financed. but it is not, jim, the biggest mistake you make, i think, the recriminations are right, david s to blame the customer. i mean you can already hear that. >> lehrer: those dumb voters. >> those damn voter necessary so insightful, inspired and thoughtful when they put us in office. now when they defeat us they are craven, vulgar and selfish. >> lehrer: what did you think of the debate in another senate race, much closer than this one, the sharron angle harry reid race in nevada, the debate last night. your thoughts. >> i mention the two magic things to be a good candidate have a strong anti-government message and sharron angle has one of those two but so far it's pulling her even with harry reid. and it may pull her ahead. one of the things that has been noteworthy about this race in nevada is that reid has not been able to move. he's worked hard. he's got natural recents, he is a good candidate but he just hasn't been able to move. and she ha

my name is jeff greene. i direct the team program. there are several aspects of this. one of them is that when we take our people sailing and they go to treasure island, we cannot get on the docks because the docks facilities have not been set up. this is an opportunity for the facilities of san francisco to be raised and the accessibility to be improved. for me, sailing is extremely exciting. i grew up in san francisco. until the age of 11 years, i was never able to cut -- never able to touch a sailboat because it was an inaccessible

my name is jeff greene. i direct the team program. there are several aspects of this. one of them is that when we take our people sailing and they go to treasure island, we cannot get on the docks because the docks facilities have not been set up. this is an opportunity for the facilities of san francisco to be raised and the accessibility to be improved. for me, sailing is extremely exciting. i grew up in san francisco. until the age of 11 years, i was never able to cut -- never able to touch a sailboat because it was an inaccessible area for me. when i went to vietnam, i met a fellow named fred hess. we met in thailand. i was building boats in thailand. i came back here and eight years ago we met again. he had a disease called muscular dystrophy. fred had failed at the stamford -- failed at stanford as a competition sailor. we set up a single vote for him to sail on. we discovered something called access denidinghys, which make sailing possible for everyone. i am going to be followed by a competitor racer who races with the able-bodied. this is an opportunity for our

to go for detroit's defense allowed the visitors one last chance in oklahoma made the most of it jeff green made a dramatic with just two and a half seconds left on the clock to snatch the win one hundred five hundred for the final score to the thunder. in the other games they're defending champion the l.a. lakers so off the knicks on the road golden state had no problems against the clippers on home court memphis came out ninety one ninety one is away at dallas while new orleans in minnesota regifted home wins the denver move will be respectively the long. against miami beat orlando at home ninety six seventy boston the jersey in toronto also claimed home big trees were indiana and atlanta defeated charlotte and philadelphia respectively by the same hundred forty one hundred one scoreline. will gather enzo is keeping his pledge to end the season on the hardest part already winning the moto g.p. world title he was fastest in practice ahead of sunday's portuguese graham pray the pullout from a race of the season the yamaha rider was more than one tenth of a second faster than nicky hayden wh

go but troy it's the fence allowed to visit as one last chance in oklahoma made the most of it jeff green made a dramatic with just two and a half seconds left on the clock to snatch the win one hundred five to one hundred four the final score to the thunder. in other games defending champions the l.a. lakers star phoenix on the road golden state had no problems against the clippers on the home court then memphis ninety one ninety one is away dallas while the new orleans and minnesota regifted home wins to denver milwaukee respectively logic games were played elsewhere miami beach orlando at home ninety six seventeen boston new jersey enter wrong so also claimed home victories while indiana and atlanta defeated charlotte and philadelphia respectively by the same hundred four hundred one score. now this weekend the n.f.l. comes to london the denver broncos and the san francisco forty nine ers going head to head it wembley stadium and both need a result after poor performances this season although they've taken a different approach to their preparation for the broncos got some practice time

go but detroit's defense allowed the visitors one last chance encounter and made the most of it jeff green taking matters into the sun comes to a halt seconds left on the clock to snatch the win the final score one hundred five one hundred four to this on the side and the most hyped game of the night's turned into a rout sweep the miami heat shutting down on monday ninety six seventy eight boston new jersey on its run to also claim time victories indiana and atlanta defeated charlotte and philadelphia respectively by the same one hundred four one scoreline . and in other games defending champions the l.a. lakers this work phoenix on the road golden state are off to a two and i started off the beach in the clippers to memphis came back ninety one ninety one is that dallas new orleans to minnesota rushed home wins is it denver i don't know what respectively. i'm finally russia's preparations for next year's rugby world cup has suffered another setback as they were beaten by thirty two points to six by argentina a their second loss in as many weeks to the south american sides reserve team whi

go but detroit's defense allowed the visitors one last chance on the run to make the most of it jeff green taking matters into his own hands with two and a half seconds left on the clock to snatch the wind so the final score was one hundred five hundred four for this one. but the most high the night turned into rats with the miami heat shutting down orlando ninety six seventy eight boston new jersey on toronto also claimed her victory as indiana and atlanta defeated charlotte and philadelphia respectively by the same. one hundred forty one hundred new ones for light. and in other games defending champions the l.a. lakers saw a phoenix on the right golden state after two and i start off the beaten with clippers memphis came out in ninety one ninety one as the dallas on new orleans the minnesota bridge to ten wins at the denver i love working with respect to them. meanwhile one of the most popular players in the history of the game i never step onto an n.b.a. court again the thirty five year old allen iverson has signed a two year deal with the shit trash in turkey according to his agent not

there was a moment early on if meek had been defeated by millionaire jeff greene, that might have changeds but that didn't happen. the big question now is what is the fall-out from the story, where the african-american voters will be angry and will they stay home and urge the prospect of alex sink, who is locked in a tight race with scott, or will they feel free to vote for griffin. >> chris: we have been talking about the republican wave for a month, iceberg headed to the titanic. all of us thought something will change, it always does. the wave keeps getting bigger and bigger. now we're two days away and it's bigger than ever. >> it is. they want change with washington and they will get it. on part of the meek story, if you are a democrat around the country, meek is a sitting congressman who won the gubernatorial nomination in florida, against a self-financer who spent millions of dollars. he is an impressive young guy, he has a future in politics, even if he doesn't win this year. for bill clinton with the blessing of the white house to force him out of the race one week out for the op

the other inevitability is the special province of a kind of journalist our jeff green field now reportsthe only kind of journalist who notes with certainty that sooner or later his story will run. ♪ good-bye... > when the famous or powerful or celebrated die, little in their lives can match the leaving. >> i just want to say i love him. >> reporter: the world quiets down. millions grieve. ♪ good-bye > those left behind build imposing memorials to remember them or to hold their remains. few, of course, will be honored with days of mourning and splendid tombs like this that are reserveded for kings and president, president uwe lease he's grant in this case but for those who have left a mark on the times they lived in, their passing will be marked if at all here on the obituary page of a newspaper. >> obits only have one line that deals with death. the rest of the story is about the amazing lives that people lead. >> reporter: once upon a time, the obituary was traditionalist typewriters and switchboard operators and news rooms heavy with tobacco smoke. they were formal, polite, and the st

let me give you one example, which was jeff green field on monday night's cbs evening news their chief months of pessimism -- pessimism about their chances this fall: >> that is the way it is going. liberals in the media giving advice. it is all over the internet. you have people like come -- like comedian michael moore telling them they can pull off the mother of all turn-arounds. actually, he says the mother of all upsets. he sets out five things that they can do. huffington post, saying they are four things they can do. one of which is, take a deep breath. this is part of the silly season this is part of where they are looking into this chasm, but calling it just a question of margin, something they can make up. >> uma: editorial or news advice? >> well, it is really both. when you come to the cbs evening news, would you expect as a key political correspondent instead of giving advice would be playing it down the middle. cbs news is not known for that any more. on the blogs of course you expect the kind of criticism going to get. particularly on left wing websites. all in all, what

jeff greene in florida had tons of money into that race. there are well-funded candidates, self-funded who don't do well. this election with meg whitman and here linda mcmahon you're seeing some candidates that are able to pull it off. jenna: any pregame prep we need to go about, any special meals you have lined up, stretches you're going to do, how are you going to prepare for the couple of hours. >> reporter: lots of coffee, i have a 3-year-old who stayed up a little too much last night. i'll be ready to go by the up time debate time comes. jenna: i bet the 3-year-old is pretty insightful. >> reporter: i won't ask any of his questions. they have to do with dora the explorer. jenna: you never know what is going to come up in a debate. he's moderating the debate between richard blumenthal and minnesota at 7pm. it's also streaming live on foxnews.com. you don't want to miss it. jon: the taliban hitting back hard in pakistan turning a convoy of tankers inventory to a flaming pile of wreckage. what it means for our troops who are serving in af

greens. >>> and chief meteorologist jeff raneri back again. temperatures cooling off into the low 50s at this hour, and as for tomorrow, much cooler than we've seen in days with 50s at 10:00 a.m. i'll have that in my seven-day forecast. stick around. [ male announcer ] carly fiorina. as ceo, she laid off 30,000 workers and shipped jobs to china. china. india. russia. poland. i know precisely why those jobs go. [ male announcer ] because fiorina shipped them there. to shanghai instead of san jose. bangalore instead of burbank. proudly stamping her products "made in china." 30,000 workers gone while fiorina took $100 million for herself. carly fiorina. outsourcing jobs. out for herself. [ barbara boxer ] i'm barbara boxer, and i approved this message. >>> a san jose man happened to be in the right place at a terrible time and it saved his life. he spent a little extra time in the shower thursday morning, so when a tree fell on his house, he was in the one place that wasn't demolished. >> probably about 8:30, i heard a loud crack, and then it --

greens. very wet conditis here. jeff overton, the original rain suit.n the first hole, rain suits don't matte there. birdie putt goes in. overton playing pretty we. he is one up with bubba watn. stewart cink on the par 3 third, a long birdie putt. gets it to go. he was in the flow all day long. they square in their match with rory mcelroy. gram mcdowell. phil mickelson on a par 4 sixth into the drink. >> bummer. >> lefty did struggle at times today for the american team. here is stewart cink again. on the fifth hole. long birdie put. ohman. but he was just grooving. five birdies in 11 holes for cink. he was the best american golfer in wales today. tiger woods, normally the man we're saying that about. nice putt here. to safe par. tiger was in that third group. you can tch ryder cup coverage on nbc 4 all day tomorrow, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. lots of golf as th're trying to squeeze in everything to avoid the first monday finish in ryder cup history. >>> talking baseball now. the nats starting a three-game set in new york that will wrap up their season. mea

jeff. >>> we have more debate coverage here at 5:00 where apparently, one green party candidate has beenemoved from the premises to try to get into this debate and we will tell you about that political analyst larry gersten will join us to tell us who has the most to lose. >>> also at 5:00 what comes next after a major ruling today involving the military's don't ask, don't tell policy. we are back in two minutes. as governor, he balanced budgets without raising taxes. and california created 1.9 million jobs. as attorney general, jerry brown took on wall street banks, mortgage scammers and public officials stealing from taxpayers. at this stage in his life, jerry brown has the independence to make the tough decisions california needs. as governor i'll cap government salaries and pensions. on the budget, we have to face reality. make do with what we have. and no taxes without voter approval. jerry brown, knowledge and know-how we can trust. >>> we are back here at angelico hall, dominican university in san raffaele for the final debate between meg whitman and jerry brown. that debate will

green ran wild. 151 yards. 2 touch downs. jeff peter off back-to-back last second losses.s dangerous. >> there are about 5 second from being 6 and o so there is still a great team. very hostile place to play. no doubt about it. very loud and sc has great talent. that hasn't changed. >> that should be a fun game stanford has the weekend off. just thinking if the 3 of us trapped together for 69 days. >> 69 minutes is enough. >> 3 welcome back down i don't know how many would he mental. maybe one? i don't know. maybe one. >> i'm not sure you and i would be the favorite gentleman thanks larry very much. >> that is this edition of 7 news for larry and sandy and my fellow miners i'm dan ashley thanks for watching. take you back now in all seriou seriousseriousness to the situation in chile. 2 miners have been rescued. third now on his way up. 30 more after that. update at 11:00. thanks on his way up. 30 more after that. update at 11:00. thanks for watching. see you

green music center at sonoma state university because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen. >>> welcome back. i'm chief meteorologist, jefferi. it was on the cool side for a lot of us with mid to upper 60s on the coastline. the city lit it up for game one in the world series tomorrow. the next couple minutes with the late egs on the game for tomorrow. right now wind southwest at 3 miles per hour in san francisco. isolated regions will be dropping down into the 30s. that's in effect through tomorrow morning. otherwise temperatures dropping and already in 50, 50 in livermore, 50 in san jose. weather headlines, of course, highlighting the cold start with those upper 30s and low 40s, and for wednesday, still on the cool side. plenty of 60s here, and we are still tracking two systems to bring us rain across the bay area. the first one arrives on thursday with rain returning as we can expect once again those cool temperatures as well for tomorrow and 60s inland, that chance of rain coming late on thursday at this point. 6:00 a.m. thursday, a chance of showers here from san francisco down the peninsula. the problem with this sys

jeff overdone his a short putt for a birdie to win the hole and cut into the european lead. nice. >> the guy is a ryder cup putting machine. >> yes, he really has. i ink he's found greens that he likes the speed of. struggles a little bit more on the faster greens, but these slower greens are right up his alley. we go to the eighth. >> and francesco molinari. >> we're feeling the first rain drops of the da which i would think might suit him a little bit. >> just losing the mike there a little bit. but what he's saying is the rain suits the europeans a little bit more than the americans. esn't appear t have the play stopping force, but it's coming down pretty good as jimenez gets ready for his shot here, roger. >> both teams on the fair bunker here on the right-hand side. probably the better of the two lies, the us. side more decided slope on the left-hand side of the bunker and closer to the green. >> yeah. i like the ball above my feet a little bit in the sand. play a draw in there. >> it's from 124. contact was good. >> whoa! >> that comes all the way back into the bunker. >> yeah. didn't take advantage of the advantage. >> stricker is next. >> and again, steep up sl

jeff overdone his a short putt for a birdie to win the hole and cut into the european lead. nice. >> the guy is a ryder cup putting machine. >> yes, he really has. i think he's found greenstle bit more on the faster greens, but these slower greens are right up his alley. we go to the eighth. >> and francesco molinari. >> we're feeling the first rain drops of the day, which i would think might suit him a little bit. >> just losing the mike there a little bit. but what he's saying is the rain suits the europeans a little bit more than the americans. doesn't appear to have the play stopping force, but it's coming down pretty good as jimenez gets ready for his shot here, roger. >> both teams on the fair bunker here on the right-hand side. probably the better of the two lies, the u.s. side more decided up slope on the left-hand side of the bunker and closer to the green. >> yeah. i like the ball above my feet a little bit in the sand. play a draw in there. >> it's from 124. contact was good. >> whoa! >> that comes all the way back into the bunker. >> yeah. didn't take advantage of the advantage. >> stricker is next. >> and again, steep up slope. 111 to the hole. you know, rea

jeff fisher is an outstanding coach. >> the redskins got a little lucky but came back to beat the packers. >> i was at that game. greenews junior went out in the game. that shifted the power. donovan mcnabb does what he does best. he makes two or three plays that won the game for them. a missed field goal at the end. >> it seems the injuries, they're the worst they've ever been, maybe because of the concussion factor. can the commissioner do anything? it's a car wreck game, a collision game. it's no longer just hitting these guys. >> the guys are so big and so fast that the violence is so amazing, when you watch the game on the sidelines, it's even more than you can see in the television. i don't think the commissioner can do anything. he'll do everything in his power to help. yesterday aaron rogers suffered a concussion on the last play of the game. would have not been able to go in had the redskins not driven down the ball. >> why isn't it more uniform? when kevin cobb gets hit he's out for a couple games. i'm hearing that they'll put -- right now rogers will play next weekend. who determines? >> what determines is