two runners on and in the ninth inning. >> a mild reaction from jerry manuel.long week, everybody pointing towards this series. and it's important that phillies are next in talent at the beginning of the week there. is a smile from jerry manuel. his mets team beats the yankees 5-3. three hour, 43-minute game. and a lexus hybrid game changing player belfrey. david wright had a couple rbies. but be -- pelfrey struck out five, walked two. the mets try to put together something and get the win here tonight. we'll step aside. the studio will be along with you on the other side of the break. so long from new york. from the fox sports studio after the special. 5-3 mets beat the yankees.

two runners on and in the ninth inning. >> a mild reaction from jerry manuel.long week, everybody pointing towards this series. and it's important that phillies are next in talent at the beginning of the week there. is a smile from jerry manuel. his mets team beats the yankees 5-3. three hour, 43-minute game. and a lexus hybrid game changing player belfrey. david wright had a couple rbies. but be -- pelfrey struck out five, walked two. the mets try to put together something and get the win here tonight. we'll step aside. the studio will be along with you on the other side of the break. so long from new york. from the fox sports studio after the special. 5-3 mets beat the yankees. >>> hi, everybody welcome inside of the fox network center. and the big news in the world of baseball happening in philadelphia saturday. a no hitter two outs into the age. juan castro, just over the glove and the crank up there. >> and he had to set up a hit over eight scoreless innings. 5-0 is the final in that one. >> how about the game you just saw? mets and k rod hanging on. big n

let's talk to jerry. >> indeed tough going. no doubt about that.'s head out and see how we are doing. the road work in place. there are the construction cones between rockville pike and connecticut avenue. that's at least a 30-mine the delay with the backup on the inner loop beginning before river road. picture that in your mind, river road, around the bend on over here. it is crawling. hopefully they'll be picking up that road work sooner than later. 95 northbound and southbound, not bad. looks like the construction cones for the most part over to the shoulder, three lanes appear to be open. barbara, the consensus is, i did a little research and traffic entering the traffic circle yields to those already in the circle. >> i'm so happy to hear that. i'm mad every time i go through one of the circles. i wanted you to tell me if i had a right to be. >> that is basically the consensus. it does vary but that's pretty much the way it is. >> all right. those of you travel in circles you'll know that now. thanks a lot, jerry. >> okay. >> it's 11:23. >>> s

jerry brown was a national figure. earl warren, chief justice of the supreme court. so it is, richard nixon ran for governor. there is something about sacramento and that. >> lehrer: schwarzenegger, pete wilson, gray davis, recent folks who have had that job haven't come out well. >> no, no t is a tough, tough job. don't get me wrong. when they are saying at each other that both whitman and poizner saying that six years ago things were better before arnold-- arnold, they are distancing themselves from their own republican governor. six years ago gray davis was democrat was governor and he was impeached. so i mean that tells you something about the political in the state. $19 billion deficit it is remarkable that they're spending so deeply. >> if i can take a whack at it why would you want to be governor in a $19 billion deficit testimony going to be miserable. part of the reason i think you want to do is it because you like to be the center of attention t is ego grat trying but the real reason, this is something we don't talk about enough s that you really think you

jerry, how's the traffic?> we'll head up, chopper 4 on 270, we warned you, they are going to get you. along i-270 and all of the major roadways that have hov, it's that day. so heads up. pay attention. don't break the law and you'll be okay. now the inner loop of the beltway, big problems because of possibly because of the sunshine, four-car accident inner loop between university boulevard and new hampshire avenue. fire and rescue headed over there. the inner loop is coming to a halt very rapidly. we'll see if we can get chopper 4 over there and get pictures. that's going to be a problem. on the rails, metro no delays, fredericksburg train 300 a minor delay and marc rail tells us 892 six minutes behind. >> new today, a one person is dead and two others hurt after a car crashed into a pole in montgomery county. police say the driver lost control of the car overnight at game preserve road in gathers berg. one man was killed. two passengers were rushed to the hospital with serious injuries. there is no word on th

>> "jerry maguire"? blast ] ♪ [ sad tuba ] contestant number two. >> "a few good men." >> jimmy: what? >> "a few good men." >> jimmy: yes. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it was not "jerry maguire." for 1,000 points, it was "a few good men." congratulations, you're the winner. higgins, what does he win? >> steve: you have just won a pack of paper plates. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. >> steve: go ahead and keep your dishes in the cupboard and use one of these. when you're done, just throw them out the window. ♪ environment jimmy ♪ yee-ha! >> jimmy: very, very good. now, of course, no one goes home empty handed here. everyone will take home a bag of frozen tater tots. there you go. there we go. [ cheers and applause ] absolutely, just take them. pass them on down there. pass them on down. of course, we've got to give a bag to ricky. he loves tater tots. >> put that in there -- [ babbling in a southern accent ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. thank you for playing "say what?" stick arou

host: jerry, do you have a follow-up? caller: yes. what i'm trying to say is without a viable new construction industry, new construction, this economy wil never recover, it is not going to recover. with an unemployment rate that is not paying a living wage, here in florida we are in a situation where we have -- well, nationwide, would you agree, mr. yun, there is still somewhere between two million and five milli foreclosures to be resolved? guest: this area could be about 2.5 million foreclosures which would match last year. next year could be less but that is still higher than normal so we have a long way to go in terms of the foreclosures that need to be absorbed. host: just following up on jerry's comments, a tweet. following up on the construction being the driver of the economy, a front page article in yesterday's "new york times" wrote about the housing construction industry on the rise in las vegas, nevada. home prices there are down 60% from 2006 and one of the steepest stkaepbts -- descents. there are 9,500 sitting empty. b

let's head to jerry. >> bad hair days he never has. >> you're too kind.et's see the road work in place at this hour. northbound and southbound on kettleworth avenue, construction, the barrels in the roadway. the maryland district line may be slow here during the midday. they should yank it oust the roadway in time for the afternoon commute. northern virginia, check out the road work, 95 northbound and southbound. the right lane taken away each direction. not too much in the way of delays. very good news if you're headed there. barbara, back to you. >> 11:21 is our time. the duchess of new york, sarah ferguson was caught in an undercover sting. >>> and rocker bret michael has been hired by donald trump. he's also out of the hospital. >>> and slim down for summer. we'll help you plan meals that will not pack on the pounds. can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try. i heard eating whole grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lower our cholesterol, but finding health

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jerry hildebrand made our government work for the people, and that contribution will surely live on. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from pennsylvania rise? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. schwartz: today, the house of representatives will make significant steps of advancing american innovation and strengthen america competitiveness through the america competes act. this bipartisan proposal will expand public-private collaboration, assist industry manufacturers, improve science and mathematics education and create new, good-paying jobs. it accomplishes this by continuing the department of energy's advance research project devoted to next generation research and development. promoting loan forgiveness for small and medium-sized manufacturers and able to access capital and promoting efficient and by promoting research and development initiatives. this is supported by more than 750 businesses and academic organizations, including the u.s. chamber of commerce, nation

and jerry kelman really was his coach, his teacher, in the place where he finds and he's not responsible for everybody, because jeremiah wright is also very important in this. it's the place and time where he finds seriousness, a sense of idealism, a sense of community and a sense of home. even hawaii so some extent, he wasn't going back there. there's nothing for him there. what's going to be the congressman from honolulu? the south side of chicago, not just chicago, the south side, that was home. he also found a church. and that was very important. jeremiah wright is an essential figure in the early time frame. >> and he found michelle. >> and he found michelle obama when he became back, he did an internship at a law firm and there was michelle obama who had proceeded him at harvard law. she was about the same age, but because he had been an organizer, they weren't together at harvard law. and he was knocked out by her. she job not -- she, not so fast. >> she's an interesting character. because she keeps him grounded when the world is going crazy and the world seems to rise up and gree

. >>> let's say good morning to jerry now who has been watching traffic for us. how is it looking now? >> good morning, everyone. it's looking much better now than just a couple of hours ago. this was a tough commute for a lot of folks. but it's no pick nick midday either. 95 northbound, road work up toward lordton. right lane taken away. traffic moving along very slowly. south bound, also a couple of work zones, but not too bad because the hovs. let's head over and see how things are progressing. a tough morning trying to get across the wilson bridge by way of the inner loop .t. the issue is construction. one lane crowed around telegraph road. but the express lanes through the wilson bridge area moving along much better. back to you. >>> if you're running late this evening, it may not be the best time to press your luck and take the hov lane if you're the only one in that car. police in matter land and virginia are cracking down on hov violators all part of the first ever capital area hov awareness day. megan mcgrath is live outside the police barracks in colleg

tavis: jerry lee lewis. >> he was on the set everyday, ov over my soshould,you got it wro. tavis: how do you play that, when he's over your shoulder? >> yeah, eyes in the back of your head. he was grace. and then i played the rookie, and i was lucky to have them on the set everyday. because it remind me of what i am doing there. and i have the real person to give me the opinion about it. like i said, i am trying to capture their spirit and tell their point of view. tavis: when i met you, i was a kid growing in indiana, and i was going to indiana university, and you know where i am going. >> yeah, "breaking away." tavis: yeah, that was a good movie. >> that was a good movie. that was my first real big break. i had done some movies before that, like driving movies. and this came around and in the 80's there was a lot of youth movies. and i think this was the first one. it was made in '79 came out in 80. tavis: i started there and it came out in '82, it was an about big deal, a recruiting tool. >> yeah, they cut their team. tavis: you were the biggest recruitment for inu. you

sheriff jerry of new jersey 15 year veteran with the feds and nypd. sheriff you got your bomb squad guys here. what are your assessments of what the device consisted of. >> you have to look and hear people saying it's amateurs. when you have that type of explosives and you are in an area like this it's no longer an amateur a bomb is made to explode and the devastatidevast. the components of detonation. >> guys, how are you doing? thanks for coming. i want to say mutual friend bernie kerik former commissioner is watching right now. did you ever hear of any one using firecrackers, m 88's or m 80s to detonate something bigger? >> no, i haven't heard of that before. tr trying to compromise that container. >> wouldn't it have detonated the gas. if the gas goes isn't the propane at risk once they get the bag from the propane you got the fertilizer ak sell rapts that's a pretty big bank. >> you get the fuel going get enough heat you probably would have compromised the propane with the heat building up the pressure with the propane. as far as heading off that

. >> jerry ford ridiculed after this. >> there's no soviet domination of eastern europe and there never will be under a ford administration. >> number four. by the way that was back in 1966. bush 41. he had to take this back big time. >> read my lips. no more taxes. chris: number three, virginia senator george allen finished his hopes with this. >> let's give a welcome to america and the real world of virginia. chris: john mccain was on a roll in september of 2008 and then the economy collapsed and mccain had this to say. >> the fundamentals of our economy is strong. chris: number one talking about self-emulation. and this is mondale in 194e. >> mr. reagan, -- mr.ea rgan will raise staxes -- taxes and so will i. he won't tell you, i just did. chris: mondale carried one state that november. anyway, and when we come back, one of the tea party heroes, rand paul. did he really say the government shouldn't banlacia discrimination by private businesses. we'll be right back. chris: on tuesday, republicans in kentucky gave number support to rand paul. he whipped the hand picked candidate. then

who's been unbelievable amount of time when he was a community organizer he was hired by a guy named jerry coleman, a jewish guy from new york who converted to catholicism who is working with all of these catholic parishes and other churches through the south side and he desperately, desperately needed a black organizer and it's hard for him for the obvious reasons to march into the black churches and expect everybody to job before him and do what he wanted. he needed a black lawyer. and he felt this skinny kid who had applied after reading an ad in the new york public library in a little paper called community jobs, and jerry, in really was his coach, his teacher in the place where he finds, and he's not responsible for everything because jeremiah wright is also important, it is the place and the time he finds seriousness, a sense of idealism, community and a sense of home. jakarta and indonesia, that wasn't home, that was a soldier. even hawaii to some extent. he wasn't going back there. there's nothing for him there. is he going to be the, from honolulu? that isn't going to happen. chic

i want to thank john and jerry ab rahmson and ben chandler and craig who were there with us from theet go 14 months ago i want to thank a soon to be 86-year-old war horse. thank you for putting us over the top. i just got off the phone with senator ford. he said to tell you he's ready for the fall. he is sure down with 24/6. i want to thank daniel and his wife for being a worthy opponent we are ghoing to be strong we are going to rub a campaign that appeals to your hopes not your fears. we are going to say we are all in this together at the and of the day, we are all in this together whether a cole minor or displaced auto worker. from kentucky, i say to you, i'm running for the united states senate. i hope you'll run with me. thank you and god bless. [applause] ♪ >> newspaper pennsylvania, democratic nominee sestaq defeated specter who had 3 defeated specter who had recently changed his party affiliation. [applause] >> good evening, my supporters and most of the media. i have just called congressman sestak to congratulate them and tell him it is vital to keep this seat with the democ

last night seattle-san diego, where jerry hairston thought that pitch was a little low, and he told the umpire. so all up in his mug. in fact, mr. umpire, i got a question. need your home base swept? nonetheless, boys will be boys, but here tees catch of the nice. watch in the outfield. cliff on his high horse, making the grab, but paying the price. watch it in slow mo. can you feel where he's coming from? padres win it. >>> ncaa men's college lacrosse. dave cottell, princeton stadium, notre dame leading 4- 1, but here's michael crayton. 5-2 here when maryland gets offensive. later in the third quarter, notre dame steam rolling the terps. final score 7-5. that was grant crebbs. notre dame advances to the final four. >>> high school, excuse me, we've got other lacrosse scores of interest, as a matter of fact. can't skip over there. duke beat unc 17-9. they're now in the final four. and the women of maryland behind five goals from baltimore county's only indicate lynn mcfadden, they beat penn 15-10. so they're headed to more ncaa play. >>> now that track and field from murrayville high sc

host: nathan daschle, along with jerry brown you have a cuomo and edmonton.se are familiar names. guest: in california, nick is going to have to get used to the fact that jerry brown will be the next governor of california. in the republican primary, both whitman and poizner are having a sprint to see you can get their forest. that leaves this huge hole in them -- can get there first. that leaves this huge hole in the middle. in new york, despite nick's overwhelming financial commitment to steve levy, the candidate who is down 30 points, the next governor is going to beat andrew cuomo. -- is going to be andrew cuomo. host: what about edmonton? guest: he still has the primary. we feel very good about the strength of our candidates in the primary. guest: is that a civil war because you have a primary in oklahoma with two candidates? guest: it is not because i think we have candidates who get along. and what you have with snakes is that you have -- with nick is that you have the two-party -- the tea party that has an effect on how these things play out. host: ge

host: jerry, do you have a follow-up? caller: yes.hat i'm trying to say is without a viable new construction industry, new construction, this economy will never recover, it is not going to recover. with an unemployment rate that is not paying a living wage, here in florida we are in a situation where we have -- well, nationwide, would you agree, mr. yun, there is still somewhere between two million and five million foreclosures to be resolved? guest: this area could be about 2.5 million foreclosures which would match last year. next year could be less but that is still higher than normal so we have a long way to go in terms of the foreclosures that need to be absorbed. host: just following up on jerry's comments, a tweet. following up on the construction being the driver of the economy, a front page article in yesterday's "new york times" wrote about the housing construction industry on the rise in las vegas, nevada. home prices there are down 60% from 2006 and one of the steepest stkaepbts -- descents. there are 9,500 sitting empty.

some polls a few weeks ago showed meg whitman ahead of jerry brown.t has changed a little of the last few weeks. all of that is because the meg whitman campaign, even though they seem a little nervous, one reason -- it is not because they think it will lose, but that she will come out of the primary so bloodied that it will be hard to pick up momentum and beat jerry brown and in november. there are three independent expenditure groups that a lot of ways do the dirty work for jerry brown. they have vowed to raise more than $40 million. just basically to bash meg whitman. the amount of money spent in the race is unbelievable. i have heard as much as a half a billion dollars. host: give us details about tonight's debate. where, what time? guest: it begins at 5:00 p.m. downtown in a museum. there will be about 200 invited guests, as well as reporters. it is an hour-long debate. most people probably expect steve poizner to come of swinging at the beginning. it is his last chance to get some media exposure. the first debate was a month ago on a lousy video

just really -- >> jerry bruckheimer produced it.ike going to a sporting event. there are five miles of carson on your way to set and approach set and there are thousands of extras and huge sets and -- >> he doesn't do anything small. >> i don't know if he knows how but he has fun and that's the most important thing i think particularly in this time, you know, when things are pretty tough for everybody i think it's important to have fun and i think that's what jerry does best and what we've done here. >> finally by the way we all struggled with the pronouncement of the volcano in iceland which don't even ask me to say. it's got 19 sill yllables and t vowels. mercifully we don't have to go with the swedish pronunciation of gyllenhaal. >> i think it's gyllenhaal. i don't want to confuse people any more. i think this is just a great movie and should go see it because it's a whole lot of fun. regardless of my last name or how to pronounce it. >> okay. jake -- >> it's gyllenhaal. sometimes people call me gyls. see the movie. it's great fu

the padres jerry hair stop, he used to play for the oh here, doubled to left field here. he's going to try to get the runner at the plate but his relay throw, this one here, nails david eckstein right in the butt. he strides to duck to get vought the way but you can't duck low enough. nice to have teammates what care for you. finally, slippery efert pitching mound. the one in kansas city which apparently has a thin layer of ice under the dirt because kyle davies slips on it like he's in a cartoon. not sure if he was wearing spikes or slippers but he needs to try something else because what he was wearing didn't work at all. that's gbu. sea a new version every thursday night at 5:00 and 11:00. until then, i'm brett haber. back to you. >> brett always has a smile for us. that is our week in review. i'm derek mcginty. thanks for watching. you have a great sunday. we'll see you next sunday. bye-bye. [ beeping ] ♪ my country ♪ 'tis of thee ♪ sweet land ♪ of liberty ♪ of thee i sing [ laughs ] ♪ oh, land ♪ where my fathers died ♪ land of the pilgrims' pride ♪ from every mountai

secretary gates was introduced by congressman jerry moran. >> it is an honor for me to be with you today to celebrate the occasion of the 65th anniversary of our victory in europe. i do not have to thomas of the people here today, but i often enlighten my colleagues in washington, d.c. that there is something very special about communities in kansas. this week's events recognize the leadership of eisenhower. it was here in the homes and churches and schools of abilene that the eisenhower developed the character and lessons that served him as commander of our allied forces in europe and the lead to that victory in world war ii. today, 65 years later, our country faces a different enemy, al qaeda, with a similar goal of destroying our way of life. in his most challenging times, our country has once again turned to about a native of large state to lead the fight. it is my privilege to introduce to you our keynote speaker, secretary of the state -- secretary of thdefense robert gates. in january this year, i listen to him as he spoke and was honored as cans and of the year by our native sons

jerry brown will be the democratic nominee. we will see who wins the republican primary. it led an impact on the type of race he is able to run. he has undergone an interesting transformation in his local image over the past decade or so. he served as the county general. now he is trying for his old job. steve whistler is more of a conservative. i think this will influence a lot of how jerry brown is able to run his race. host: pennsylvania. caller: did anyone hear andrea mitchell comments last night? what she said was barack obama had not supported arlen specter and the people in charge of the the pennsylvania organization were unhappy. she made a statement that arlen specter had asked obama to except him. it was not that the obama administration had done certain things. there were witnesses where they were asked to come aboard. how will we get republicans to sign on other bills if this is the treatment that arlen specter got from obama? guest: i think the obama of white house did actively campaign for arlen specter. joe biden was there twice campaigning for him. some sa

son of coach jerry tarkanian. we watched them in the sports book on the strip. >> how about dad? he's a very well known figure. lowden says it's the only reason you are in the race. >> the argument could be the only reason lowden is in the race is because his husba -- he husband has millions of dollars. that's not the issue. she is nor bailouts higher taxing and for failed establishment policies that hurt our country for decades. >> you are listening to danny tarkanian and sue lowden. sue lowden what do you do to try to help change this process which was shoved down the throats of americans? >> repeal and replace will be my slogan. >> not only do we have to repeal it we have to come up with a better solution. >> things got tense when she came up with the robo calls. >> you referred to her as a socialist. >> i wouldn't say that's accurate. >> he called me socialist. unbelievable to me. >> lolowden and tarkanian take their message to nevada harry reid's hometown and a tea party rally. >> took us two hours to get there. and we came to a stop. i got out of the rv and started campaign

. >> jerry jones walks around, goose stepping. that makes sense. >> it's terrible. >> bill... you know, i have a problem with just the un. did they point you to the commission of transgender sex hoarders? eenl noble thing they've done. >> yes. on the money. >> yeah. i like that. it was pretty in the picture, which is rare for me. the un? yeah. it's like, let's, is this arizona thing constitutional? what what the un says. i get what arizona says. and i think everyone intends to. i want to say out of your business, and tourism. no one is going to come into your state. and avoid anything. >> yes. >> i'm on pro boycott. soon to be majority of american as agree with me. >> all right. >> this is a short sighted move. >> is it this? this is an interesting point. what he's talking about is like a trade war in the united states. 50 right. >> it's hilarious it works. >> no. it doesn't. money is color blind. there are hundreds of millions of dollars arizona spends in california. arizona screws with california, and at the end of the day they're going just say what the hell are we doing? t

son of coach jerry tarkanian. we watched them in the sports book on the strip. >> how about dad?a very well known figure. lowden says it's the only reason you are in the race. >> the argument could be the only reason lowden is in the race is because his husba -- he husband has millions of dollars. that's not the issue. she is nor bailouts higher taxing and for failed establishment policies that hurt our country for decades. >> you are listening to danny tarkanian and sue lowden. sue lowden what do you do to try to help change this process which was shoved down the throats of americans? >> repeal and replace will be my slogan. >> not only do we have to repeal it we have to come up with a better solution. >> things got tense when she came up with the robo calls. >> you referred to her as a socialist. >> i wouldn't say that's accurate. >> he called me socialist. unbelievable to me. >> lolowden and tarkanian take their message to nevada harry reid's hometown and a tea party rally. >> took us two hours to get there. and we came to a stop. i got out of the rv and started campaigning. >

host: nathan daschle, along with jerry brown you have a cuomo and edmonton.hose are familiar names. guest: in california, nick is going to have to get used to the fact that jerry brown will be the next governor of california. in the republican primary, both whitman and poizner are having a sprint to see you can get their forest. that leaves this huge hole in them -- can get there first. that leaves this huge hole in the middle. in new york, despite nick's overwhelming financial commitment to steve levy, the candidate who is down 30 points, the next governor is going to beat andrew cuomo. -- is going to be andrew cuomo. ho: what about edmonton? guest: he still has the primary. we feel very good about the strength of our candidates in the primary. guest: is thata civil war because you have a primary in oklahoma with two candidates? guest: it is not because i think we have candidateswho get along. and what you have with snakes is that you have -- with nick is that you havehe two-party -- the tea party that has an effect on how these things play out. host: georgi

jerry jones and the assistant to donald rumsfeld. wanted growth. schoolteacher in california who was a reserve colonel marine. another colonel. retired from the marines. retired colonel. people that you and i would have never heard about who would not even have appeared in the history books except as a footnote. you know, good, solid americans who want to do the right thing. i mean, this is the real. i hate to wax eloquent or be emotional, but these were just really solid americans. it gave me great hope and gives me great hope that there are so many of them. wrestling with everyday problems of the ground. how do we help this school? how do we talk to this shake? what about a job for this juvenile delinquent kid back what about these retail shops? that is the hard, tough work of the war on terrorism. it is what makes me confident that at the end of the day we will probably win this. . >> host: also on the iraqi side you identify some unknown heroes. >> guest: a businessman from anbar who was basically the head of the political wing of the insurgenc

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. >> a virginia congressman, jerry konlly was upset that the president didn't do more in the closinget this straight. the you think i can't win, you're not going spend split call capital on me, even though i pill buckets of blood for you? does the white house have a problem here? >> the white house has problems. but i don't know what blood specter spilled for the white house. >> a word to specter. arlen specter helped put more money into national institutes of health, more money to fight cancer and aore deadly diseases he got more money put there. >> what is your tame on blumenthal. this a different era than mine. people are careful about how they talk about their service. >> i was in active duty for two years, we had no war. i served as a correspondent in vietnam, briefly. i didn't have a good time. no one did. i don't know what got into blum blumenthal. i suspect what happened, and i have seen the analysis. he was sorry he hadn't served. he's trying to compensate. you start telling something, at fist you tell it right. you slip something in. you tell it looser. then wham, it may ha

you have jerry brown on one end of the spectrum. he is a career politician for 40 years.e have meg whitman. she is a rookie. she has connections to goldman sachs and wall street. i do not think people are ready for that either. i am here in the middle with the rights of experience and the right value and the right track record to get this goods the back on track. i thank you for organizing this debate. -- to get this good state back on track. i thank you you for organizing this debate. >> thank you both. thank you to the journalists for being part of this. thank you to the sponsors prefer comcast customers, are rebroadcast is available on demand. to our audience here at the tech museum and across california, election day is tuesday, june 8. california faces a number of serious challenges. your vote is a vote for the kind of change that you would like to see. thank you very much for watching and listening. good night. [applause] host[captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> this debate was sponsored

you have jerry brown on one end of the spectrum. he is a career politician for 40 years. have meg whitman. she is a rookie. she has connections to goldman sachs and wall street. i do not think people are ready for that either. i am here in the middle with the rights of experience and the right value and the right track record to get this goods the back on track. i thank you for organizing this debate. -- to get this good state back on track. i thank you you for organizing this debate. >> thank you both. thank you to the journalists for being part of this. thank you to the sponsors prefer comcast customers, are rebroadcast is available on demand. to our audience here at the tech museum and across california, election day is tuesday, june 8. california faces a number of serious challenges. your vote is a vote for the kind of change that you would like to see. thank you very much for watching and listening. good night. [applause] >> the iranian president to nine that his country was trying to develop nuclear weapons. that is next on c-span. we get a response to his speech fr

host: let's go to jerry in alabama. democratic caller. caller: yes thank you for taking my call here. in the state i live in, and i lived in texas and when you've got people on the stock market selling stock like cheney and the boys were all invested down in south texas, they tried to do something about it. but any time you start making money off prisons and putting them on the stock market. isn't there something wrong with this picture? guest: you mean private prisons? caller: yes. guest: i'm not sure that's our biggest issue, the fact that some people are making money off of operating prisons. we unfortunately had a greater need for prisons because we're sending many more americans to years behind bars, perhaps too many. in fact, if you look at half of the inmates are sent there for nonviolent crimes, we could deal with the problem you're bringing up, which is the need for privatization of prisons by reducing the number of people we send to prison. prison should be for the people who are dangerous, who shouldn't be living among us. ther

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sheriff jerry of new jersey 15 year veteran with the feds and nypd.ad guys here. what are your assessments of what the device consisted of. >> you have to look and hear people saying it's amateurs. when you have that type of explosives and you are in an area like this it's no longer an amateur a bomb is made to explode and the devastatidevast. the components of detonation. >> guys, how are you doing? thanks for coming. i want to say mutual friend bernie kerik former commissioner is watching right now. did you ever hear of any one using firecrackers, m 88's or m 80s to detonate something bigger? >> no, i haven't heard of that before. tr trying to compromise that container. >> wouldn't it have detonated the gas. if the gas goes isn't the propane at risk once they get the bag from the propane you got the fertilizer ak sell rapts that's a pretty big bank. >> you get the fuel going get enough heat you probably would have compromised the propane with the heat building up the pressure with the propane. as far as heading off that the ammonium nitrate i don't

shahzad last night, he did reportedly admit to driving the jerry rigged dysfunctional car bomb into times square. >> it is clear that this was a terrorist plot aimed at murdering americans in one of the busiest places in our country. we believe that this suspected terrorist fashioned a bomb from rudementry ingredients, placed it in a rusty suv and drove it into times square with the intent to kill as many innocent tourists and theater goers as possible. >> if mr. shahzad hadn't readily admitted to that, investigators were prepared to present a trove of physical evidence linking him to the crime scene. a key ring left in the ignition of that suv containing a key to mr. shahzad's house in connecticut as well as to another car that he owned. whatever the level of mr. shahzad's intentions or affiliations, his terrorist trade craft seems to have been strictly low grade. that said, with his would be bomb neutralized and towed away planned shahzad in custody and talking to his interrogators, the livest wire of this investigation remains his links, his links to broader terrorist organizations and

from jesus to jerry falwell. >> we tried to reflect a diversity of personalities across all different campaigns, inventors, we've got phil philosophers, villains in history. 365 of the most fascinating. >> cultural. >> yeah. >> people can use this material to kind of create their own testing games, as you apparently want to do this morning. >> well, apparently we're going to do like a little game show action here, exactly. >> let's go. >> we don't have any buzzers. >> i'll try to replicate the sound effects. >> that's okay. >> question number one after john lennon formed the beatles, what was their first song in 1962? >> can't buy me love would be my guess. >> both wrong. love me do. lot of people don't know that. john lennon, one of the most iconic figures in modern music and culture. lot of interesting things about john lennon. the song "imagine" most closely associated with him, was not a number one song when it was first released, only hit number one when he was tragically killed. lot of interesting trivia about lennon and the beatles. >> okay. >> number two, what was mother there

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sheriff jerry of new jersey 15 year veteran with the feds and nypd.heriff you got your bomb squad guys here. what are your assessments of what the device consisted of. >> you have to look and hear people saying it's amateurs. when you have that type of explosives and you are in an area like this it's no longer an amateur a bomb is made to explode and the devastatidevast. the components of detonation. >> guys, how are you doing? thanks for coming. i want to say mutual friend bernie kerik former commissioner is watching right now. did you ever hear of any one using firecrackers, m 88's or m 80s to detonate something bigger? >> no, i haven't heard of that before. tr trying to compromise that container. >> wouldn't it have detonated the gas. if the gas goes isn't the propane at risk once they get the bag from the propane you got the fertilizer ak sell rapts that's a pretty big bank. >> you get the fuel going get enough heat you probably would have compromised the propane with the heat building up the pressure with the propane. as far as heading off that t

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jerry jeff walker and so -- >> the first concert she took us to we were in first grade was paul simon for his grapevine tour. >> bob marley and laura bush. i just can't imagine youby b b beebopping and singing to your girls bob mari. we have a question from hockey mom. how do you handle the teenage years and all the attitude teenagers gives? i have five boys, i'm told boys are easier than girls. >> well, i don't know about that since i didn't have a boy. but i will tell you, nothing is more intimidating than two 13-year-old girls. >> mom, we didn't give any attitude! what are you talking about? >> what would you say? how do you handle -- i don't know if you want to say this, but there are people who -- >> the way you do handle it is with humor. that helps. it helps that their dad was funny and liked to be funny and he could sort of diffuse the tension when teenage girls were making things tense around the house. >> making things fun around the house. >> does it ever end? >> it never ends, as you can tell. >> i think i better switch over to an e-mail from connie in cleveland. serious q

a virginia congressman, jerry connelly was upset that the president didn't do more in the closing day this straight. if you think i can't win, you're not going to spend political capital on me even though i spill buckets of blood for you? does the white house have a problem here? >> the white house has problems. but i don't know what blood specter spilled for the white house. >> a word to specter. dana millbank from the washington post said something this morning. arlen specter helped put more money into national institutes of health, more money to fight cancer and ore deadly diseases, than any other member of capitol hill. the voters don't have to vote for him, but they have to thank him for that. >> sam, you were in vietnam covering the war and were in the forces not in active duty. what is your take on blumenthal? this a different era than mine. people are careful about how they talk about their service. >> i was in active duty for two years, we had no war. i served as a correspondent in vietnam, briefly. that was a war. didn't have a good time there. no one did. i don't know what