kaman to go when san antonio held on for the victory and maybe a lone coaching korea in front of jim not really. adding call interest there was completely. in a friendly between china and brazil in fact the game had to be whole to doctor it became very far from friendly by the time we pick it up townshend was already flying high i watched the ball of the left pool in a nice tackle there by chinese player to set it off all hell breaks loose china had already was objected by that point for arguing with the referee about a hard foul on one of his play as the media were reporting that the brawls will likely to result in fines and possibly suspensions from both national and international basketball federations. and finally we continue profiling k. chill clubs and today we had north northwest for a closer look at scott same fate as big and on course if reports. russia's northern capital st petersburg is the home to star athletes like a boxing giant make alive a loophole in big figure skating champion he gave me permission go and of course arsenal's striker andre out of shopping and in the last

jim russell is not just the anti-misogynistation guy. he's got a lot of pride, white sprf pride.t immigration on phil donahue on msnbc at the time. this was first brought to our attention by politics on the hudson blog. >> first of all, it's not all inevitable that whites should become a minority in their own country. i would like to ask taylor if he thinks more and more white americans realize they are becoming outnumbered if there will be more white activism. >> congress in the 18th district concerned about white people becoming the minority wondering how to encourage white activism. similarly, art robinson, our guest running for congress personally as part of his home schooling curriculum he was keeping in print a spectacularly racist 19th century british writer. art robinson recommends you teach your kids based on the novels here. from the chapter entitled, the negro character. quote, they are just like children, either laughing or quarreling, good natured and passionate, will work hard for a time, clever up to a point, densely stupid beyond. the intelligence of an average ne

jim demint's not up for re-election, but he's getting more and more powerful and he has among the most anti-gay positions that i've ever heard a public official voice in my lifetime. >> he does. listen, i think we should have it in the republican party platform. i think it should be in the state plot forms. i just think it is such a throwback to the past and it's such a denial of the obvious -- of where we're headed and what the right thing to do is and, so, as i said, i think it's the right thing to do politically, but i think it should be in our platform, broadly speaking, and i think that we should be penalizing candidates who adopt this sort of view. but, rachel, politics is a market, and the market's not going to respond until these people get penalized, and they get penalized by voters in the voting booth. my point of view is republicans need to come out in primaries and make sure these people don't get elected to represent us, because, "a," they're either likely to lose, which would be a good thing, or the worst thing would be that they get elected and drag our party in the wron

jim harbaugh not too happy. retaking the lead. bradford scores. they make an extra point.ute and 12. led him down the field. taylor redeems himself with a 16-yard run. speaking of redemption. >> right down the middle. stanford come from behind to beat usc 37-35. stanford. >> 37-35. stanford goes on and gets the victory. >>> top ranked alabama looking to make it 20 straight wins but staying perfect in the sec is easier said than done. 4th quarter south carolina leading. jeffrey with a great grab. gets pushed out. unbelieve grab right there. very nice. south carolina pulls off the upset. ohio state will move up to number 1 when the new rankings come out tomorrow. >>> some of the other scores to tell you about. notable teams. 29-27. lsu beat number 14 florida. 33-29. michigan state beat rival michigan in michigan 34-17 to remain unbeaten. >>> ucla went into berkeley with the best running game in the pac-10 averaging close to 300 yards per game. that number is a lot lower now after cal held them to just 26 yards rushing. >>> homecoming at memorial stadium. cal trying to snap a

whether you agree with jim or not, you have to give him credit. >> i'm just trying to be seen. >> reporter: and if he is willing to wear a gorilla costume, he is hoping people will take the time to vote. in antioch, ann notarangelo, cbs 5. >>> checking other headlines tonight, a candlelight vigil will be held this evening for a worker killed by a patient at napa state hospital. deputies say that jesse massey strangled a technician on hospital grounds saturday. authorities say that the 37- year-old patient robbed her of about $2 and her jewelry before he killed her. they found the items, they say, in his room. massey was arraigned on murder and robbery charges. >>> a female nurse is hospitalized tonight after being struck in the head by an inmate at the county jail in martinez. authorities say the inmate faked a seizure, then hit a nurse with a lamp and swung it at deputies who subdued him with a stun gun. >>> arson is suspected in an overnight fire that destroyed four cars and damaged apartment structures. people who lived in the hayward complex near hesperian were awakened at 4:00 a.m. an

and kim jung un in e public spotlight, which, as you know, is extremely rare, if not entirely unprecedented. >> glor: and, jimere's been much discussion with about how this will increase the tension if and when this handover takes place, not just with south korea but also the u.s. >> reporter: well kim jung un is a complete unknown commodity so nobody knows how this is going to transfer in terms of what this does to the geopolitics of the region. >> glor: and, jim, so much focus here, not just because kim jong il is such a reclusive and at times odd leader but also because he's the reclusive leader of an aspiring nuclear power. >> reporter: that has been the subject of a lot of provocation, a lot of back-and-forth. if you're talking about a new leader that nobody knows anything about, but putting the successor into place marks a not only succession in terms of a family dynasty, but also seems to suggest a certain continuity of what's been a policy that's been very hard for, certainly the western world and the regional allies here in asia, to sort of get a handle on. >> glor: jim axelrod in pyongyang, north ko

distance not an issue. >> phil: it actually looked like, it does hook just a little bit, jim, as it is going up there. but not enough. >> jim: wow. patriots are going to win it. by basically the width of a football. that's all it was that prevented this game go from go to over time. patriots have a 17-point lead where 7:30 to play. and hold on. to win it at 23-20. to improve to 5-1 san diego slides to 2-5. final score, new england 23 and san diego 20. coming up next is "60 minutes" followed by new episodes ever "the amazing race" and "undercover boss" and "csi: miami". from phil simms and jim nantz, you've been watching the nfl on cbs. ng over how geico helps people save in even more ways... ...with good driver discounts, multi-car discounts, defensive driver discounts... woman: you! oh, don't act like you don't recognize me! toledo, '03? gecko: no, it's...i... woman: it's too late stanley. gecko: actually, miss, my name's not stanley. woman: oh...oh, i am so sorry! from behind you look just like him. i'm just.... gecko: well...i'd hate to be stanley. geico. 15 minutes could save you 1

. >> not jim deminute, to nouven else. >> we will have a caucus meeting and decide whoever comes out as a republican leader, absolutely and presume that will be north mcconnell. >> conway the state's attorney general stresses he is to the a full supporter of president obama's agenda. >>>. >> i'm a proud democrat. i won't be to the let of barack obama. i'll put kentucky first. i'll put kentucky first so i'm always going to put kentucky first and i'm going to be behindful of where i come from. >> the latest rasmussen poll shows him leading by double digits and another survey shows a two-point gap with a 49-47 margin. >>> which party will control congress remains uncertain despite everything you've heard. according to a race-by-race analysis by "the times" they're far greater in the house than senate but vulnerable democrats are proving to be more resilient than previously thought and "the times" says "by now the republicans had hoped to put away a first layer of democrats and set their sights on a second tier of incumbents but the fight for it is mounting strong resistance in some part

jim: that's the penalty. do you agree with that call? phil: it's tough. do i agree? if it was me, i would notlag. but it wasn't me. jim: blings the football to the 42, a first down. -- brings the football to the 42 a first down. get him in open field, he's dangerous. another flag down. this one in the area where me ball was caught. maybe one of those blockers out in front of him. got nine, maybe 10 out of it. referee: pass interference, offense, number 19. 10-yard penalty. first down. jim: cowboys retreat back to the 32 on the penalty on austin. phil: pass interference against miles austin, they're saying he was making contact with the defender and blocking before the football was in the air. but it was a good call because he absolutely was. jim: cowboys have been flagged six times in this quarter. first and 20. romo, that one is out of bounds. finnegan, airtight on roy williams. phil: watch miles austin. 19 in the slot. he's engaging against the defender before the football was in the air. jim: austin otherwise having a huge game, nine catches, 166. a touchdown. phil: for people watching, wh

he wants to be running against jim doyle. you are not running against jim doyle. >> there is not a difference. >> there are a lot of differences. you have to stand up for your own budget. >> i am running on my own record. i am not running away from jim doyle's. i put my faith in the people. you put your faith on the government. >> i will answer the question scott refused to answer. one of the things my friends tommy is to take responsibility for your actions. in this year's budget that scott walker introduced is $30 million higher than the tax levy in 2003. he will not take responsibility for that. i will take responsibility. a lot of being a leader is taking responsibility for your actions. i would love for him to say that he takes responsibility for the fact that he proposed -- not the county board -- you proposed a $39 million higher tax level in 2010. >> the tax levy did not go up one penny. it went down by $1 million. the budget we are in right now would have $21 million. it was not about what it would be 10 years ago. it was about

not obama. he just wants someone to do his bidding. >> jim: there was an interesting part of this today.congratulation, from the president and from rahm. the president was expansive about what rahm achieved. the president's achievements, but rahm also got expansive at one point. let's listen to that. >> i want to thank you for being the toughest leader, any country could ask for in the toughest times any president has ever faced. [ applause ] >> jim: "the toughest times any president has ever faced." >> this administration is so into superlative. the toughest time ever. the most transparent ever. the event was strange and self-congratulatory and self-regarding. turned a lot of people off. turned republicans off like crazy. it was a nice event for rahm. it's over. >> many ways a kickoff to his announcement that he is going to run for mayor and kind of endorsement of him from the president. we don't know if the president is going to come out and endorse him for mayor but this was a sendoff. >> jim: a minute left. one problem for rahm, he is leaving the job, going to chicago on the theory t

jim? >> in the 16th district, absolutely not. i keep traveling the district and finding more and more people. the health care bill that was just passed has caused health care premiums to go up. people don't know -- i talked to a small business owner the other day. his health care premium went up 68%. with that 68% increase, he has no clue what he's going to. do he's actually had to lay a couple people off. so no. not at all. the cap and trade issue is another issue in the district. 88% of our district is oil-based, and it's a problem when you rely on -- i'm sorry, co coal-based. when you rely on coal, 88% of your energy, and ultimately you're concerned about what those costs are going to be in the future, too. >> sam, what about you? do you feel like things are getting better? >> i feel that they need to improve. i feel that we're a status quo right now. we're starting to see some daylight, but we need people such as myself to be elected, to get in and bring it back for small business. we have too many attorneys back in washingto

whether you agree with jim or not, you have to give him credit. >> i'm just trying to be seen. >> reporter: and if he is willing to wear a gorilla costume, he is hoping people will take the time to vote. in antioch, ann notarangelo, cbs 5. >>> tonight we round out our profiles of the candidates for california attorney general. in a classic north/south political duel it's a face-off between the san francisco and los angeles district attorneys. last night we focused on republican steve cooley. tonight terrell brown sits down with democrat kamala harris. the first topic her position on the death penalty and her potential duties as attorney general. >> the death penalty is law in california. >> correct. >> 70% of people support it. you do not. if you are elected attorney general, how can you be trusted to uphold the will of the people? >> sure. i'm personally opposed to the death penalty but i will follow th law. >> back in 2004 a gang member murdered a police officer. you didn't seek the death penalty. how do you defend not seeking the death penalty for a cop killer? >> a jury decided after a

not a bad day, tomorrow. >> put away the t shirrs, bring them back out. >> thanks, jim. >> some scary pumpkins, but not for carving. >> coming up, a competition that may have found the biggest pumpkins. host: could switching to geico really save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance? do woodchucks chuck wood? (high-pitched laughter) man: hey you dang woodchucks, quit chucking my wood! vo: geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. [ female announcer ] yoplait's real fruit and the goodness of dairy... gives you a little slice of happy. and happiness comes in 25 delicious flavors. explore them all. yoplait. it is so good. now the yoplait you love in a new four pack. try it today. complete bed sets, just $29.99... ...cannon bath towels, $3.99 each! plus, a 4-drawer or lingerie chest in three finishes, only $39.99! when it all comes together... there's smart, and there's kmart smart. >>> orbit is national adopt a dog month. governor quinn is encower ranking peg tense pet owners to adopt a shelter dog. governor quinn and members of the american humane society kicked o

he does not support jim demin' style inontational the senate. john thune says he expects to be reelected. i find both of those things to be very significant. >> what about in terms of governing? >> i think he tried to tiptoe that mine fairly well. there is one question. this is a top-down party-run process. i think he had a smile on his face when the tea party came out. it may have been better, perhaps, if he had had but a primary race. he has been watching this from the sidelines. he has not been deeply engaged in it. that has to be a worry for them. there is no question that in his mind, he thinks i can do it. >> and clearly understands the power and importance of a grass- roots political energy, which he extols. that energy is great, a great question. do you try to channel that, or do you just try to create some detente with it? you have your agenda, i have my agenda. agenda.

not this whole notion if you're an elite or not. >> jim acosta got an exclusive interview with her. was up there and in talking to her she did explain to him why she's using this i'm you thing. >> i'm not a career politician. i'm not someone who has been groomed for office or someone who has been hand picked by her party elite by the party bosses, obviousesly. >> right. >> i'm an average american citizen. i'm an average delawareian. i want to go to washington, d.c., and do what most delawares would do. i would not vote for the spending bills putting us into bankruptcy and neither would you. that's the message of i'm you means. i would do what you want to do in washington, d.c. >> you've advised a lot of people behind in a race. she's run before but new to this level of attention. how would you rate this that? >> she looks very young. she looks like she's running for high school student body president. the i am you part bothers me. she needs to talk about substance, her own substance. and i think it's a mistake to do the class warfare thing and it won't work on her. >> i am you. who

not run for reelection, and will leave the house. what do you think of that? have you heard that? >> i've heard it, jim. certainly not from nancy pelosi or anybody close to her. the pattern in the past has been when your party loses or you disappoint your party, or the speaker, in the case of denny hastert, resigned after the republicans lost the house in 2006. newt gingrich resigned in 1998 after his party suffered a defeat in those midterm elections. tom foley, of course, lost the--. >> lehrer: the seat. he lost his seat. >> that's right, in the democratic devastation, debacle that year. i think there's probably little chance that nancy pelosi or any speaker would want to remain in the house after, you know, after a defeat, and if the party's lost. the idea of hanging around to be--. >> lehrer: sure what, about-- would you agree with those who say, mark, that the biggest loss if it happens, for the democrats will be in nevada, if harry reed now senate majority leader, loses his seat. do you agree? >> i do, jim. i think harry reid got the opponent he wanted. you recall-- maybe you don't-- in the republi

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but it is not, jim, the biggest mistake you make, i think, the recriminations are right, david s to blamehe 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 has been able to land some blows. i thought in the debate she proved herself not the crazy person or semi sew so at least that he was making her out to be

. >> but i got to tell you -- jim, it is not easy getting out there, every day, we're already in incredibleso it takes a lot of conditioning just to get up every day and get the show going. >> jimmy: well, 30 shows in 30 days, that's a lot of -- >> it's browal, jimmy. >> jimmy: how do you prepare yourself for something like that? >> well, we have a series of stretches that we do. >> exercises. >> and we talked to him about possibly showing you -- is that something we could do? >> jimmy: about what? >> showing the stretching. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, go ahead, yeah. >> okay. show you how we get ready for the tour. >> jimmy: we'd love to see that. >> so, all we do, we get together like this and we try to find our core center because it's important to keep the core strength. >> we do a big breath in. >> i get down into this -- into this position and i can easily just go like this -- >> jimmy: uh-huh, okay. all right. >> and we'll go -- >> three, two, one -- >> that really strengthens your diaphragm. >> jimmy: and how often -- >> that's every morning at 6:00 a.m. and if we're -- when we do this for

. >> jim marshall does not support pelosi but voted against her $1 trillion health care bill. >> my constituentsnts. >> he was booed at a debate when he claims that she was never his choice for speaker. the fact is he and the rest of the fellow democrats in the house of representatives voted unanimously for her to lead the chamber. in the last hour he told us he is not running against pelosi per se. >> i want to take her out of the race. >>megyn: why? why? why? >>guest: the national of the by the republican party is focused on pelosi as opposed to the individuals who are running in each the districts. nancy people slow a modern time's most effective speakers getting items passed but unpopular where three polls found that 56 percent of americans or higher holding unfavorable views of her. and four other house democrats representing districts from new york to oregon have promised if they elected to vote against her as speaker. she, of course, has a thick skin and one strt gist said she would rather retape the house if it comes to that than remain speaker. >>shepard: the push is on it sounds. what

they did not know who jim lehrer was. the quality is being buried under a lot of fluff. >> we covered newspapers and broadcast journalism. lisa frazier, you are testing a new model, the bay citizen, formally known as the bay area news project. you are a nonprofit startup. what is your annual budget, is it enough to provide coverage, comparable to the chronicle? >> i think the challenge we all have is that this is a difficult problem. no one organization can go forward on their own. it is irrelevant when our budget is -- in five years, we hope it is $12 million. our aspirations is to have 15 journalism editors contest by the end of the year to help fill the gap that we, as a community, are all feeling. the fundamentals for around our model are non-profit, but there are a number of elements that are important that we are passionate about. first and foremost is the collaboration element. i just talked about why we feel we cannot do this on our own. there are so many great media organizations, that coming together to represen

jim ellis, the assistant managing editor of bloomberg business week. the cover story this week attempts to explain why business, why the world of business does not trust the tea party. what did your reporters find. jim? >> we found even though a lot of business people, even most business people, consider them to be republicans and fiscally conservative. they are worried about some things the tea party is against. they don't like the notion a lot of tea party advocates want to get rid of the federal reserve. a lot of business people think will throw the financial system into turmoil. a lot want to get rid of health care reform, which a lot have invested in. a lot of tea party people want to get rid of subsidies. washington is a place business feels like it can maneuver. doesn't want to get arrived tax breaks and things that will help them. they are worried this is a mad as hell kind of thing that can get out of hand. >> clear up for me where business stands on washington. on one hand the tea party has libertarians, people that don't think there should be too much regulation. there are some people that don't think there should be a fed either. the realit

>> many of them are, not all, and jim demint absolutely is. the scary things is his candidates are the ones rine winning the republican primaries over the country and why it is super important for democrats to win and we need to vote this november. >> congressman, good for you to be with us, i appreciate your time on the ed show. >> always a pleasure. >> we bring in congressman alan grayson from florida. i want to show our audience your to new commercial, your opponent in my opinion, has really radical idea wednesday it comes to women. here is it. >> aim congressman alan grayson and i approve this message. >> daniel webster's backers are attacking women on issues. webster sponsored a bill to create a form of marriage that would trap women in abusive relationships. fact, webster is an advocate for a group that teaches that mothers should not work outside the home. fact, webster would force victims of rape and incest to bear their attacker's child. those are the facts. don't let daniel webster make the laws we will have to live w. >> so this is

>> many of them are, not all, and jim demint absolutely is. the scary things is his candidates are the ones rine winning the republican primaries over the country and why it is super important for democrats to win and we need to vote this november. >> congressman, good for you to be with us, i appreciate your time on the ed show. >> always a pleasure. >> we bring in congressman alan grayson from florida. i want to show our audience your to new commercial, your opponent in my opinion, has really radical idea wednesday it comes to women. here is it. >> aim congressman alan grayson and i approve this message. >> daniel webster's backers are attacking women on issues. webster sponsored a bill to create a form of marriage that would trap women in abusive relationships. fact, webster is an advocate for a group that teaches that mothers should not work outside the home. fact, webster would force victims of rape and incest to bear their attacker's child. those are the facts. don't let daniel webster make the laws we will have to live w. >> so this is

so that and i kn that there are a lot of people in the leadership who do not see jim demint too well so are you going to have a war within the republican conference? >> if senator demint -- he has said he would rather have a republican conference of 30 republicans who share his view the and 51 with 21 who don't. >> that is not enlarging the party. >> i understand. [laughter] >> keep going. you're doing great. >> that is his point of view. i like jim demint and i know and respect him. i don't share the point of view. sometimes what it takes to get elected to the senate as a republican in texas is diferent than what it taketo get elected as a statewide in maine or oregon, and you know, we have to be competitive around the country. at the same time i don't think the party should abandon its principles of being for overtaxes and stronger national security and traditional values ani think we can do both somewhere in between there is a happy medium. >> so if the republicans to take over the house of representatives particularly if it's big, should nancy pelosi continue to be speaker of the

not jim. all right. man. great to see you. >> thanks so much. thanks dave and everybody at channel 2. >> all right megan. >> thank you. to come in. thank you dom here answered kate everybody about it. what a story. all right. you saw the open the competition getting stiffer on "dancing with the stars "with a new lead erin one couple showing they are consistently very good. margaret cho's dancing days could be numbered she was below score. george has all the highlights for us. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: a ascena and her partner wallets to first place and score of 26 they got the first 9s of the season. >> it felt so good because all the judges said they could tell what our emotions were and we expressed the right emotion and felt the connection. >> reporter: jennifer gray sambaed their way to triple 8s but weren't alone. brandy and her partner rick fox and her partner made it a three-way tie. >> two 88 weak three 888. >> we have one thing we are consistent. >> yeah. >> max is like my therapist, too. he hps me get it altogether. he really helps me.

jim and me? representing and-- >> not everybody listens to rap, you're not a big rap fan i'll bet. >> listen, i have jay-z and all of those guys. >> not-- no, no, that was the other guy. >> jon: and elliss you're obviously disagreeing with cal on his point, but if president bush had said, you know, the same thing about meet the press, and you guys don't watch meet the press he would have been roasted. >> jon, i hate to break it to you i don't always watch meet the press. >> that's not the point. when ross perot in 1992 said you people, speaking at an naacp event in tennessee or someplace, he got murdered for it, whereas now, you know, jerry brown or somebody in this campaign, refers to meg whitman the republican rival as a whore, and now the national organization of women that would have called for the republicans to be fired and crucified. >> and castrated, too. >> and say it was a teachable moment. >> jon: tom brokaw moderated a debate in california. let's play a clip of that and then your reaction. >> we've heard no outrage by you about the use of that kind of language which to many women is equi

that he had, assuming that there is, u know, somebody he n negotiate with in this party d it's not all jim demeant and christine o'donnell. >> rose: t tea party from wherev it is coming om and ta about sarah palin and glenn beck, is t prarily about social sues. >> no, i think a lot of them are social conservatives. >> rose: but that's not eir agendaas within no. >> re: if you caned them aboueconic issues versus gay marriage, economic issues would be, have a higher place. yeah, yes or no. >> oh, sure. but mean something changed-- changed wi the llapse of th economy i late 2008. when republicans are in opposition they send to i think our quite a bit more affective than the democrats are because they are also more harsh than the democrats are and they turn on a me and as you said made the deficit focus of it and basically suggesting, equating that with lge govement and saying the deficit has grown so large because the government is spending too much because it is an attempt to take ov the systemnd what- >> b it gained traction. >> it absolutely did in large part because of men li glenn beck.

jim angle reports it's not stopping the democratic leaders from making a big push. >> reporter: democratic leaders such as nancy pelosi, harry reid and van hollen are leading charge on freeze on foreclosures to protect the little guy from the big bad banks. other democrats are joining in. >> we need a combination of a freeze potentially. also, we need to sit down with the banking industry, because it's absolutely imperative we keep people in their homes. >> reporter: several state attorneys general are also pushing a freeze. >> seeking moratorium on foreclosures that have been tainted by the process. >> reporter: the white house recognizing it could slow down the economic recovery has doubts. >> i'm not sure about a national moratorium because there are, in fact, valid foreclosures that probably should go forward. and paperwork is proper. >> reporter: nationwide, there is no rush to foreclosure. the average time from the first missed payment until foreclosure is 478 days, more than 15 months. increase from 302 days five years ago. if it slows down further economy will move at speed of mola

jim. i do not have a single negative thing to say about that. >> i guess we are both fortunate to have talented women as are running mates, but i think my opponent's running mate, with all due respect, stood beside mr. kasich and boasted that as a cpa she had actually encourage people to leave ohio and go to florida or some other state to avoid paying a higher taxes. >> thank you, governor. you're watching the ohio gubernatorial debate. we are glad you're watching wherever you are watching around the state of ohio. time flies when you are having fun. we do not have time for a full round of questioning. our two candidates, one who will be elected 26 days from now to lead this state for the next four years, fed each been given two minutes to reach out to you, the voters of ohio, to tell you why they are the person to lead this state. gov. strickland, he will lead us all for two minutes. >> i want to thank the people of this great state for giving me the privilege of serving in the governor's operas for the last four years. before that i served in the congress. before i went to congress, i went to

when he ran in 2006, he said that jim davis did not have the values he possessed. that is not in the state statute. that is his opinion. you want a leader that can stand on behalf of the people in a time of need, not when it is politically convenient. marco rubio is willing to go along with the tea party and everyone else on the radical right on issues verses standing with floridians. >> we have less than one minute left he just called to governor wallace. you have 15 seconds to respond. >> nobody has fought hard for minorities in the state that i have. i've fought for civil rights change. >> this is the issue of gay adoption and now you want to be the biggest cheerleader. >> if you want somebody on the far right, you get marco rubio, on the far left kendrickmeek. >> we could go on all night. we have 15 seconds left, thank you all very much thank you to my colleagues as well. we will see you later. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> coming up next, "washington journal" is live with you