phil: i'm sorry, jim. i just want to -- but it shows you why you have to be so aggressive when you're ahead of the patriots. all that's going on today, if they don't pick this situation up, it would be tough for the steelers to stop them. jim: that's redman again and this time, back up a yard. and it will bring it to the two-minute warning. 23-17, pittsburgh, with two 23-17, pittsburgh, with two minutes to play. ♪ $5 ♪ $5 ♪ $5 footlong ♪ any, anytober ♪ $5 ♪ $5 ♪ $5 footlong ♪ any, anytober ♪ you ca-ca can't go wrong [ male announcer ] october's now anytober! any regular footlong's a $5 footlong! any, startin' at 7am! even the scrumptious steak egg & cheese and the tasterrific turkey breast. subway. eat fresh... all day long. ixixixix-speed automatic transmission that changes gears so efficiently... and the tasterrific turkey breast. you get up to 40 miles per gallon highway... changing the way we think about...changing gears. the ford focus, with up to 40 miles per gallon, highway. ixixixtatatatake you to

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jim harbaugh is an exciting coach. don't read into it more than it is. >> reporter: jim harbaugh says he spoke with jim schwartz after the game and he expects to have a private conversation with him soon. players and fans say they are more energized from jim harbaugh. maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the raiders head coach spoke out today saying it is going to change what he does or doesn't do on the field. >> i think sometimes, you know, things happen. neither one probably wanted it to happen but it gets like that sometime. i am sure any coach is going to learn from it. >> late this afternoon we learned neither will be fined by the league. a spokesman said there was no fighting so no fine. both coaches said their conduct was wrong and will not happen again. >>> racing fans created a memorial to honor dan wheldon. flowers, candles and signs. some fans say dan wheldon was one of the nicest guys they have ever met. >> really friendly. always made time for anybody. especially for kids. >> guy is just down to earth

jim harbaugh, jim schwartz no fines or suspensions. jim harbaugh one more time. never told you why he pulls his shirt up. i will explain that in a minute or after the show. he shook jim schwartz hand and patted him on the back. jim schwartz didn't like it. chased after jim harbaugh the league warned both guys. show more class. and, of course, the 49ers players are bel behind the 5-1 jungle jim. >> show your emotions, you know, that's okay to do. whether you are a football player, football coach or a man in general, i was excited about the football game. you know? got revved up. >> two guys very competitive, emotionally charged guys. you know, i wouldn't put my money against jim harbaugh. >> he tried to pat the man on the back. he is happy. one minute you probably thought he was a player. >> all right. the deal is quickly, when he pulls up the shirt, days work is over. relaxing. he told a story about when he grew up, players, an uncle -- >> show his belly. >> good job. come home. that's the idea. all right. we done our job. pull up our shirts and he is 5- 1. [ tal

jim? >> it's better and getting better. that's not one word. >> it's different, and it has the ability to get better. >> we end on an optimistic note, then. thank you, jim vandenhei of politico, sam donaldson of abc news. it's been a pleasure, as always. join us next time for "the future of news" from the knight studio. i'm frank sesno. kcsm needs you financial support. you can pledge at any dollar level that is comfortable for you. at the 50 dollar level, you will receive the kcsm polo shirt. whenever you wear it, you'll show your support of kcsm, the bay area's independent public tv station. this 100 percent cotton shirt features the kcsm logo on the front. it's a great way to show your appreciation for your local independent public tv station. also to say thank you we'll include a dvd copy of one of the many kcsm produced documentaries.

jim? >> it's better and getting better. that's not one word. >> it's different, and it has the ability to get better. >> we end on an optimistic note, then. thank you, jim vandenhei of politico, sam donaldson of abc news. it's been a pleasure, as always. join us next time for "the future of news" from the knight studio. i'm frank sesno.

jim: it's green with no gain. they'll be playing, wondering about the detroit lions and they'll be playing them for the first time at detroit on thanksgiving day. earlier today, how about the houston texans and aryan foster back running hard. they have 30 carries, 155 yards, dropping the steelers to 2-2. texas goes to 3-1 and the bills suffer a first loss. bengals come back to win it on a nugent field goal. dalton played well, led them to victory. and the lions roar back from 27-3 down in the second half. stafford and johnson coming up twice for touchdowns and how about the 49ers shocking the eagles. that dream team is now 1-3. third and 2. flynn gets the throw. cobb, no, off his fingertips and picked. intercepted by rahim moore and he steps out, the rookie at the 49-yard line. so moore's first throw of the -- flynn's first throw of the season results in moore's first nfl interception. phil: it was a good job not trying to throw the short pass because it was covered so he looked down the field and, you know, your

jim? >> it's better and getting better. that's not one word. >> it's different, and it has the ability to get better. >> we end on an optimistic note, then. thank you, jim vandenhei of politico, sam donaldson of abc news. it's been a pleasure, as always. join us next time for "the future of news" from the knight studio. i'm frank sesno. of the best of europe. venice seems to be every italy connoisseur's... prague has always been beautiful... germany... the irish civilization... the eiffel tower was built... hope you've enjoyed the magic of... [ lilting flute music playing ] the beauty of the highlands is powerfully felt in the vast rannoch moor... hundreds of desolate square miles much enjoyed by hikers and lovers of nature. [ flute music continuing ] [ bagpipes playing ] the windy expanse of the highlands -- this is where piping feels right. roadside pipers entertain travelers for tips on the road into glencoe. boy, that's great. thank you. can you give me a quick tour of your -- of your gear and everything? yeah, surely.

jim, they certainly were not available. they were in iraq. >> reporter: since taking office, president obama doubled the number of u.s. forces in afghanistan. now at 98,000. but it came at a terrible price. nearly 1,800 americans have now been killed in the ten-year war. more than 14,000 wounded at a cost of $450 billion and climbing. defense secretary leon panetta warns the fighting and sacrifice are far from over. >> this would be the wrong time to back off because we're almost there. we've got to continue on this path. >> reporter: former commanding general david barno says that means training more afghan forces to take over security, while turning up the heat on the taliban. >> they are under tremendous military pressure. they will be more inclined about talking about how to end this war. >> reporter: that's a huge challenge. president obama has ordered all u.s. combat troops out of afghanistan by 2014. the first 30,000 by next summer. >> our enemies out there, the taliban, al qaeda, others, will simply wait us out. >>

crow segregation on the community and fight against jim-crow even though on a strict economic basis it is hurting them to do that. they want to have a separate economic black market as customers. one of the interesting arguments i have in the book is called the directors become leaders fighting against jim crow and the same time arguing in their own publications the need to make sure the black market of customers is always safe and sound and there's a contradiction there and i talk a lot about that and this one funeral director and nashville who starts his own streetcar line and is able to not only have a funeral home but when the city council in the state of tennessee starts segregating he says i will have my own street car and he tries to create a support model for the community and is quite successful even though ultimately my point in the book is the funeral directors always believe in fighting against jim crow and civil rights. >> suzanne smith where did you come up with the title to serve the living? >> that's a great story. it comes from an advertisement from a funeral home i

this is about the jim gregorys of this world. thank you, jim. thank you, richard, thank you, heir. >>> ahead, the protests for fairness gets a major win, so rush limbaugh hops on the distortion bandwagon. >>> former congressman alan grayson joins us. >>> plus rick perry emerges. he meets the press again, and again, and again, after hearing his jobs plan, i think it's time to go back into hiding. >>> and the strike is over. michele bachmann starts all over. we'll explain this one. you're watching "politics nation" on msnbc. can i help you? yeah, can i get a full-sized car? for full-sized cars, please listen to the following menu. for convertibles, press star one. i didn't catch that. to speak to a representative, please say representative now. representative. goodbye! you don't like automated customer service, and neither do we. that's why, unlike other cards, no matter when you call chase sapphire preferred, you immediately get a person not a prompt. chase sapphire preferred. a card of a different color. (phone ringing) chase sapphire preferred,

jim jim in fact i had somebody call out of the radio show. there was last friday and time of this topic and they said he says through this area like that and i'd like exactly that's how it's supposed to work politicians you know doesn't say it doesn't say leader in the constitution says representative they're supposed to do what we want them to do and in and in response to that we go and we vote for them and so you know god bless them i'd say david walgren what do you think of the strategy in the senate i mean we were just talking about executive actions but he keep apparently and for those people who think this is an electoral strategy i don't know how you can possibly drag this out for thirteen or fourteen months it looks to me like he's actually trying to get something done right now but going back to the senate week after week saying here's a small one just a little one right just like last week it was teachers cops and firefighters and it was just a half a percent on billion multimillionaires. but will you please stand up for a couple of

i know jim is going to be taking part in that, right jim? miles. >> i'm running it twice. >> he's running 20 miles. he's going to be in two heats. going toward the washington monument and around portions of or around the memorial bridge. the army ten miler is looking good. 60 degrees at the start, starting at 8:00. the final heat at 8:15. mostly sunny with more beautiful weather. the beautiful weather, hey, it just continues. sunday, the high temperature 81. monday, columbus day, a high of 83. >> if i knew about the weather i would have started training. >> and run three? >> yeah. >> you mean you didn't? >> i don't need to train. >> thanks, doug. >>> the fountain of youth in a pill? one company claims they can keep the gray hairs away. tareq says so long to michaele. now a piece of salahi history can be yours for a price. >>> coming up tonight on news 4 at 5:00, police are searching for answers after a suspicion death in vienna. the victim 11 months old. pat collins has the latest on the investigation. >>> plus, a test that can save lives. w

as you heard jim say, it's on his way. his forecast is next. ,,,, i tell ya, i work a long day, every day. i hang my head out the window. oh man, we're delivering everything you can think of: plywood, cement. i, i enjoy the breeze on my tongue. well uh, and every weekend, seems like we're headin' down to the lake. we're pullin' a boat or somethin'. i don't know why. i just do. it's not a problem. i don't mind as long as we always stop at chevron and get that techron stuff. my ears flop around too. check it out. [ male announcer ] your car takes care of you, care for it. chevron with techron. care for your car. it's hard work; i need a nap. high profile games for both local football teams..the >>> we have a couple messy days ahead of us. >> monday evening commute will be a bit wet, and then wednesday morning is looking pretty soaked at this point. we see a series of frontal boundaries headed our way with unseasonable weather for the bay area. early rainfall, cooler temperatures, nice day out there today. evening this evenin

i can't apologize anymore than that. >> jim, what did you any?will the mormon issue hurt perry or romney. >> well, it hurts romney, because the truth is that as we have said all along, that is a problem for southern christian evangelical voters and rick perry has been pushing this issue. he has been using the third-party surrogates to promote the white southern christians and helping him to keep mitt romney in the mid-20s and the numbers are not going down. if i were mitt romney i would have turned to rick perry and said, mr. perry, do you believe i'm a christian? do you believe that my faith is a part of christianity and he would have had rick perry cornered and this whole thing would have blown up, but mr. romney has tried to avoid this issue, because his campaign knows it is a issue to deal with. >> and mr. ralston, what about herman cain, because the first 20 minutes was attacking his economic issues, but he was very strong on jobs and how do you feel he got in trouble with immigration and so on. >> well, he got in trouble with the immigratio

does roger know where jim is somewhere?round of questions begins when "lost at >>> roger gamblin had spent more than two years and hundreds of thousands of dollars in his obsession to find out what happened to his best friend, jimmy trindade. but federal investigators and his best friend's family thought roger's son chris knew more than he was saying about jimmy's disappearance. the whole story was doubly hurtful. >> it broke his heart that jim was gone. and it broke his heart that anybody would think his son had anything to do with it. >> and then in june, 2008, two-and-a-half years after jimmy trindade went missing, this strange story got even stranger. roger gamblin didn't show up for work one day, calls to his phone and knocks on his door went unanswered. it appeared roger, the wealthy businessman and fixture in the palm beach real estate world had disappeared, along with his wife. palm beach post editor, jan tuckwood. >> so now everybody is speculating are these disappearances related? does roger know where jim is some

jim: brady warming up. and sepulveda after a brief official conference will be sending it down to wes welker. pittsburgh and new orleans, the

no stone or blade of grass left unturned by jim harbaugh. yes, it is a real grass field. michael vick seems like he's playing on artificial turf anyway. ray mcdonald will see this in his nightmares. incredible. vick was able to slip by brooks and duck under mcdonald. eagles led by as many as 20 points in the third quarter. game over, right? third quarter, back comes san francisco. alex smith to morgan to the house. 23-10 at that point. later in the third, smith to vernon davis, fighting his way into the end zone, so the deficit now is down to 6 points. fourth quarter, another scoring drive. frank gore with his first 100-yard gain of the season for 12 yards. 49ers take the lead 24-23. plenty of time, though, for the eagles. midfield, mackland got a lane, but justin smith stripped him from behind. goldson recovers the ball and the 49ers are 3-1, coming from behind to beat philadelphia 24-23. >> they all feel like the biggest win when you win them, so, yeah, this is for sure the biggest win. >> my feeling? do i really have to explain that? do i really have to explain how i'm

jim leyland has to be thrilled with the start tonight by doug fister.ness should never foe unrecognized. it was by victor martinez in the fourth. the tigers added on, they win it 5-2. they now trail in this series two games to one. so getting a chance to return home. the tigers now are on the board. we look ahead to tomorrow afternoon with hairston and porcello. now the tigers have guaranteed that justin verlander will pitch again in this series, game five on thursday afternoon. there's the pitching match-up tomorrow. hairston was good in the division series. porcello a loser in the division series. good a couple nights ago in game one. let's go to ken rosenthal. >> ken: thanks, joe. he's doug fister. joaquin benoit joked with you about pitching nine innings. it didn't look that was going to happen. how did you turn it around. >> stuck with the same game plan. they hit a few ground balls and hit it through the holes and good hitters to. they came out firing. i stuck with the game plan and used our defense. tremendous plays out there. that's the name of

our presidential debate key to winning both, jim lehrer tells all in his new book tension city. inside the presidential debates from kennedy, nixon, to obama, mccain. >> welcome, good to have you here. >> what an honor to meet you. >> the pleasure and honor. >> the title you got from george bush the first. >> that's right. >> okay. >> it describes what a i kind of know what this will be, how nervous is everyone in the room when it was time to start a televised presidential debate was my. >> everybody is nervous, it is the highest stakes there are in american politics. they are all there and everybody from the person who's running the teleprompter, and the working the lights to the candidates, to the moderator, everybody is very tight. as well they should be. in fact, somebody is not nervous, and that climate, i think if they say they are not nervous, they are either a liar or a fool. how could you not be nervous. it's good to be nervous in those kinds of things. i am nervous, i have been doing this for a long time and i am nervous every time because it helps the blood flow to th

i would make sure the device would -- 400 plus alien worked fine. >> host: jim kirkland?>> guest: so there is a lot packed in there. i think will i will start with what he said last and he said the foreign.million devices worked fine. that is what the ntia said a couple of weeks ago and it requires more study so i think that remains to be seen. i think as far as what the fcc approved in the past, if you go back and look at the orders the spectrum they are proposing to use is mobile satellite spectrum so it was allocated to allow transmissions from a satellite from mobile communications purposes and in 2001 and 2003 with the fcc allowed was what they called ancillary terrestrial service and the point of all of that was to fill in the holes in the satellite footprints, so in urban areas there are what we call urban canyons where the satellite signals might be blocked by tall buildings and the fcc said well in order to improve the mobile satellite service we are going to allow them to build what they called fill-in transmitters on the ground to help supplement the satellite

how abdomen that, jim handly? >> nice digs. you are talking about the big storms, jim cramer, then you switch gears, you have your share of bacon this morning. how much fun is it to wear so many different hats? >> i got off the air and they gave me a zip lock bag with 55 pieces of bacon in it. it's sitting in my office. i don't know what to do with it. it is fun. it's not my usual shift but boy do they have a good time in the morning. my half hour every night, we have to talk about serious stuff, as you know. but they have their fair share of fun in the morning. >> we'll watch you monday at 10:00. we are looking forward to it. good luck and we'll be watching. again, you can catch "rock center" with brian williams at 10:00 on nbc 4. we have been looking forward to this. >> maybe give him a call after the show and talk nicely to him. >> exactly. >> you could get an invitation. >>> still to come, an anesthesiologist takes the stage in the conrad murray trial. what might have caused michael jackson's death. >>> keeping track of the

and now on your screen is jim kirkland who is vice president and general counsel of trimble navigation. he is also a founding member of the coalition to save our gps. he joins "the communicators" from mountain view, california. first off, mr. kirkland, what is trimble navigation, and what is the coalition to save our gps? >> guest: sure, peter. trimble navigation is the leading manufacturer of gps equipment for commercial and industrial use. so we focus on high-end industrial applications like agriculture, construction, survey, you name it. the coalition to save our gps was founded of after an initial fcc decision last january granted a waiver to lightsquared to proceed with its buildout of its network. and we're, our mission is to educate policymakers on the gps industry and the implications of that proposal and that we've been very active on that. >> host: jim kirkland, last week on "the communicators" we talked with sanjiv ahuja, the chairman and ceo of lightsquared, and essentially what he told us was he understood the concerns, and what they have done is they have moved their spec

very cold rain and yes, jim, maybe snow, too.ecast for you once again. >> doug, thank you. >>> a d.c. father was sentenced to 40 years in jail for murdering his teenage daughter and dumping her body in a trash can. he had a sexual relationship with his daughter before stabbing her to death. news 4's pat collins talked to the mother about a sentence that brings closure, but not the wounds left behind by this horrific case. pat? >> reporter: jim, a sentencing in one of the most vile cases of murder in the history of d.c. crime. he had repeated sex with his teenage daughter. he got jealous, murdered her and stuffed her body in a trash can. that story told again today in superior court. in the courtroom, the victim's mother. imagine how she felt. when you saw him in the courtroom today, what was in your heart? >> anger. desperateness to see my daughter again because she should still be here. she should still be here. no human being should do or act like that. your own child at that. >> reporter: for debbie franklin, some sense of jus

i guess i -- that is, jim e.-- is doing a great job as paul offers me a bonus reward. >> i think i should add in $500,000 for you because you're such a wonderful man. >> so you're actually going to give me more money? >> yes, i'm telling you i'm going to give you more money as soon as the funds get to your account. >> wow, not bad and very enticing. now we're getting closer to unmasking these crooks. closer to putting a face on these crimes. it will happen in london. a meeting where we will shake hands and close the deal. the scammers call it a signing ceremony. not like a drinking ceremony or -- no dancing girls or anything like that? >> nothing like that. no, no, no. we just for you -- a contractor to come and sign for this. >> i see. by now i've spent nearly two months exchanging calls and e-mails and, incredibly, no one has asked me for a dime. according to law enforcement, the most sophisticated scammers are patient, they reel in their victims slowly, get them emotionally and mentally invested and then go fo

jim leyland among the best. when his team is down the most, that's when he's happiest. leadership, in my view. >> joe: he showed no panic on his face when when we went intos office tonight. >> tim: when he's up in a series, 2-0, 2-1, that's what he's suspicious. when he's down he shows his players he's not afraid, and again, that's the essence of leadership. >> joe: full count on torrealba. now the two big guns are getting ready for the tigers in their pen. fister will have to make that not relevant until the ninth. >> tim: he's the same in the eighth as he was in the first, inside to right-handed batters. he wants a fastball. >> joe: so did torrealba, as he gets it into left. one-hops the wall and he will beat torrealba, and he is safe, as the ball comes out! what a play for the texas rangers as torrealba was going to be out by ten feet. good throw by raburn out in left. >> tim: you can't take this chance when you are trailing by four in the eighth inning or any inning, for that matter. i think he knocked the ball out of the glove with his head. pops right out of santi

we learn something about it from studying jim crow. we are not in reconstruction. we are not in redemption. there is an african-american president. i can give this lecture without fear of reprisal. those things are real, yet to remember that our country comes from somewhere, i think, is a critical moment in us engaging in this critical moment with more history. thank you. [applause] >> those of you who have to leave right now, please do so quietly out of respect for the people who stay behind for the questions and answers. those of you who do, the ushers will be around to collect your questions and we will do the best we can to represent them. if i could take the privilege of this, you mentioned governor mcdonnell and the celebration of this session. . secession period. he issued an apology for at his statement. my question to you is given all the misstatements of fact and rosie recollection, are there enough players at play and is there are enough right that there is a response to these things that has effective traction in the public

host: jim kirkland? guest: so, there is a lot packed in there. i think i will start with what he said last. he says that 400 million devices work fine. that is what the fcc is said has not been proven and requires more study. that remains to be seen. as far as what the fcc approved in the past, if you look at the orders, the spectrum they are proposing to use is mobile satellite spectrum. so it was allocated to a low transmissions from a satellite for mobile communications purposes. and in 2001 and 2003, what the fcc allowed was what they called ancillary terrestrial service. and the point of that was to fill in holes in the satellite footprint. in urban areas, there were the urban canyons where the satellite signals might be blocked by tall buildings. ordere fcc said, in to improve the mobile satellite service, we will allow them to build fillin transmitters to supplement the satellite service. that was clear. that gps industry had a good working relationship with lightsquared's predecessors. this is new owners. but so long as everyone understoo

we go to videotape with jim lehrer. fore! in, managing expenses seems to... get in the way. not anymore. ink, the small business card from chase introduces jot an on-the-go expense app made exclusively for ink customers. custom categorize your expenses anywhere. save time and get back to what you love. the latest innovation. only for ink customers. learn more at chase.com/ink morning >>> in the history of presidential debates is written one journalist will get as much as any of the candidates, jim lehrer did 11 of these. does he try to get the contenders to move beyond scripted responses? i spoke with the anchor here in studio. jim lehrer, welcome. >> thank you, thank you. >> i watched you in the studio and before the presidential debates. i was at one of the mccain, obama debates last time. you seem like the calmest guy in the world, and you write you get anxious before the debates. >> absolutely. anybody that doesn't is a liar or an idiot. in the book as you know, i compare it to walking down the blade of a sharp knife, mod

i never saw jim morrison dead.hought i would write a book saying jim morrison staged his own death. now what happens to a 27-year-old who is a hard drinker. does he act crazy for the rest of this life? is he a crazed person or does he find enlightenment? does the journey to the east. we are were all acid heads. this is the psychedelic '60s. >> i read it's an option. >> we're going to shoot sometime next year. they have to get the money. it's not my concern. you get the money, and we don't know who is going to play. who i'm going to do the music, and robby is going to do some music. so we're going to work on new musician together. >> you talk about being acidheads. >> i said it. i'm guilty. >> did the doors play high? >> you can't really -- maybe some people did, but i only did it once, and i said, you cannot do this. it's a meditative thing you go out into the forrest, you don't go to a rock club, some ballroom, you go to the ocean. you go to the for rest, you go into nature to find your relationship to god, to nat

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jim leyland sticking with alburquerque. washington walking cabrera with one out, nobody on. >> joe: miguel cabrera with a small lead. he is not going anywhere. victor martinez at the plate. >> ball one, inside. >> tim: outfield is playing no double defense, the no-double defense for outfielders means that the outfielders doesn't necessarily have to plan to pull or anything like that. they are straightaway but they play about five feet deeper than they would normally play. for a power hitter like victor martinez. >> joe: strike one. good pitch. insiginside corner. >> joe: one ball, one strike. one on, one out. >> joe: to the right side and through it. and now miguel cabrera after the intentional walk is 90 feet away. >> tim: not only is cabrera walked intentionally, but the first baseman michael young is holding cabrera on. and that allows the ball to go through, cabrera to go to third. >> joe: a big hit by victor martinez. and the intentional walk has come back to haunt the texas rangers. who knows what miguel cabrera would

we have opportunity to win this game. >> chris: that's what jim leyland told us.h 1-4-7. he will go 1-5. >> a.j.: but things change and he only threw 82 pitches. if they need him, he will be back for game four. if the they're down 2-1 and in detroit and needs to win, and rick porcello takes the mound now, you will see verlander out there. >> chris: you don't have an ulterior motive do you, use up the bullets in 2011 so you don't see him in 2012? >> a.j.: so i don't see him six times like this year? >> chris: just checking. ken rosenthal, busy bee in the tigers' dug-out. who do you have? >> ken: brandon inge, the tigers' third baseman. brandon, how frustrating is this for you guys? mounting a rally and the rain starts again. >> player: it's part of baseball. we dealt with it in new york, too. it came out fine in new york. maybe we can mount another comeback. i don't know. might work out good for us. i don't know if c.j. is coming back out. lefty on lefty so it might work out in our favor. >> ken: how about if justin won't come back either? >> player: if you leave i

and jim sees his family. dell.> here's the network's latest attempt involving president obama's memoirs. >> government records show that the state department purchased more than $70,000 worth of his three books for use in embassies around the world. >> oh. sounds really sinister, doesn't it? but white house press secretary jay carney shot down any conspiracies. he said individual embassies around the world buy these books and use them as diplomacy tools. they do the same thing with president clinton's book and with george w. bush's book. but fox keeps trying. >> well, there's no evidence the white house knew about these book buys. the president does still collect royalties on some of these titles. so he likely made a few thousand dollars here, megan. >> don't you think they deserve to have w's picture up there with the president? because he sold books, too. yes, president obama gets royalties from his books. and he gives more to charity every year than he would ever get from royalties on these books sold to embassi

abc's jim avila is in los angeles tonight. jim? >> reporter: bill, the district attorney's office is wrapping up its case, with devastating medical testimony. prosecutors say they could rest as early as tomorrow, with testimony that is severely underculting one of the pillars of the defense case. ach thing tandem of medical reviewers, doctors paid to judge the work of their peers, delivered outright condemnation of dr. conrad murray's conduct the day michael jackson died. ucla dr. nader came manakaminge. >> using propofol? >> it's inconceivable. >> and unethical? >> that's correct. >> why is that? >> it's kind of beyond a departure of standard of care. >> reporter: and dr. alon steinberg. >> you, in fact, found six separate and distinct extreme dooe yagss from the standard of care. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: in fact the prosecution witnesses claimed dr. murray deviated from standard care in six ways that killed michael jackson. first, using propofol as a sleeping aid. using the dangerous anesthetic at home, with no backup emergency

jim? >> rick perry made a big mistake on the issue of immigration. >> conservatives got mad at him. >> conservatives are offended when you suggest they don't have a heart. >> stephen: yes, because conservatives and liberals, all americans have hearts. there's just no room in there for immigrants because the ventricles are filled with nacho cheese. [laughter] but folks, there are ten million illegals in this country. we are way too soft when it comes to apprehending them. case in point, when i handcuff a suspected illegal, i'm the one that gets kicked out of an emmy after-party? my apologies to sophia vergara. now, luckily i'm gracious about it. luckily some people are supporting their sympathy and getting tough on immigrants, and it's the subject of tonight's word. labor pains. folks, if america is going to solve our illegal immigration problems, we need to look inside ourselves with an emotional melon baller and scoop out any vestige ofçó humankindness. especially when it comes to pregnan

>> yes, pat and jim. we knew it couldn't last forever because it's awfully nice outside and november is really not oh, so very far away and back the first day of november is one week from today. get outside and enjoy this, a live picture. woodrow wilson bridge there. winding down towards the chesapeake bay. beautiful day to be outside. temperatures still in the mid to upper 60s. 67 at national airport. winds are out of the west at 8 miles per hour. a bit more of a wind out there in the early afternoon hours and the breezes have settled down just a bit for now. mild is the best way to describe this afternoon and even going into this evening, weather is going to be very, very pleasant and nothing showing up on the radar. nuthing all that close, but you can see raindrops up there across the great lakes. we'll have to contend with those before too much longer. probably day after tomorrow. your good night wake-up forecast. temperatures back down to the mid-50s and start off temperatures generally tomorrow in t