there is a guy who is the town drunk, and his name is john casey. i met him, and he was drinking an enormous 10 of the year. it was of vero -- enormous can of beer. it was unfaia barrel. he was thrown into jail. casey walked back into the court and says, what happened to my case? the judge says, you pleaded guilty. casey walks out. people ask me, when do you think is the worst case of ordinary justice then clearly when people spend decades in prison, those kilmeade. to be innocent in prison and to have a community who thought -- those kilmeadl me. to be innocent in prison and to have a community who thought you were guilty, but there was this guy, and no one stood up. there was a line of public defenders in the first row who could have said, where is jon casey? nobody stood up, and that is one of the problems of ordinary injustice. they become so worried about their own interests that they stop thinking about the people they are supposed to be protecting. >> we should have invited that judge to come to see what he would say. last year, our reporter

john casey grazed the up right but missed the field goal and cleveland got the win over carolina. senate texans johnson had heard enough of tennessee's finnegan. the helmets off and you can do damage. both were ejected, fines and possible suspension coming. the texans ended a losing streak at four. they were 20-0 winners. >>> the giants rallied to bet jacksonville. the bills forced overtime with the steelers but fell 19-16. the bills have just two wins, pittsburgh 8-3. >>> a heavy stanford presence. the men's and women's teams in action. >>> and with the new bcs rankings out we know the probable bowl fates of the cardinal team. . >>> whether are you ready for not the basketball season is on us after a pair of losses in the 7 of classic stanford managed to win. time to hit story book land at the magic kingdom after the game played. green led the cardinal with 19 points including a big two point shot? the final minute to tie the game and send it into overtime. it was all stanford in overtime. bright getting the easy hoop. stanford 4-2 after the win. after the game green was taken to

john casey grazed the uprights but missed a field goal as time expired in cleveland. got a win over washington in less by fraser's debut as head coach. they beat jacksonville. >>> the new bcs college rankings are out and good news for stanford. on the heels of the cardinals 38-0 win over oregon state last night. stanford has jumped two spots in the rankings to number four. lsu and boise state were both losers this weekend. they fall out of the top five. auburn is the new number one. but whering alsos on saturday, it will most likely still be oregon against auburn for the national championship that will send tsu against the rose bowl against wisconsin. the top four assures stanford of a berth in another bcs poll. one more poll to come out next week. >>> lots of bay area basketball when sports wrap up continues and . >>> we are about to dive full blast into college basketball season. stanford hasn't had the greatest holiday weekend losing twice in the 76 classic in anaheim. before today's game against depaul. this event held in the shadow of the magic kingdom and story

he is off, he is eventually chased off at the ravens 25 and john casey make the second field goal atishes he had this one back. ryan, hopes for the second wide 88 yards to the panthers, close to the gap toucc down. 5 minutes late. the ravens defense wakes up, s st. pierre. and catches at the 23, and takes it all the way for the touch down. on the first place, -- the first play following the kickoff. ray lewis takes on the 24 yards on the second defensive touch down in just 11 seconds. ray lewis becomes only the second player in the nfl history to have 30 interceptions. ravens up 24, they roll against the helpless panthers, 37-13 the final. >>> i donnt hink we played as well as we wanteddto at timess we're goong to have to lookkat that. that's a good to come down and get a win. now we are going to go back and get ready for tampa. >> we shouldn't have put ourselves in that situation, but we mmde some plays down the stretch and we won the game. >> i saw the line man and i believe the quarterback right there. i thought we could have made it because duwan was coming to block it. i had a b

and john mccain's voice is like casey kasem's, apparently. >> steve: yeah, a little bit. >> jimmy: "i'mrequest and dedication." this is huge, california will vote on prop 19 tomorrow to -- [ cheers and applause ] -- to legalize marijuana. that's what it is. [ cheers and applause ] which means -- [ applause ] -- which means thousands of stoners will be at the polls going, "dude, just pass it. [ laughter ] just pass it! [ applause ] thanks, now let's vote on prop 19." [ laughter ] this is pretty crazy. the university of south carolina will offer a new class devoted to lady gaga. or -- or, you can just take your parents' tuition money and flush it directly down the toilet. it's up to you. you're an adult. [ cheers and applause ] no one is going to stop you. this is big news you guys, mcdonald's mcrib sandwich will make a comeback tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] for six weeks only, going to come back. wait a second. on the same day people get to vote on legalizing marijuana. stoners, it's a trap! [ laughter ] just wait one day for your mcrib. just wait. it's around for six weeks. gosh, yo

when i was a freshman senator in 1997, senator joan casey -- john casey from rhode island, as fine ofman that ever was in the congress, reminds me never to campaign where those of whom i served. the senate is too small a place to campaign against your colleagues, he counseled me. campaign were your republican colleagues, but do not campaign against your democratic colleagues. it will poisen your relationships with them. now, back then, most senators followed the casey rule, but that soon changed. now many senators enthusiastically campaign against their colleagues across the aisle. i was shocked when two years ago in 2008, two of my democratic colleagues came into maine, and in my judgment, unfairly criticized my work during my highly competitive race for reelection. my dismay was heightened by the fact that there was no one running that year with more bipartisan legislative initiatives and accomplishments than i had. my willingness to croz the aisle -- cross the aisle to work on problems had been well-established during the past decade. in fact, the primary theme of my campaign was m

army secretary john mccue and george casey.honored to be joined by his fellow soldiers, his teammates from battle co., a second of the503 of the 170th brigade. and the members of the medal of honor society. please give them a big round of applause. [applause] we welcome the friends and family of salvatore giunta, and his parents, and his siblings who are here. it was his mother, after all, who apparently taught him as a young boy in i was how to remove this grain from his bedroom window in case of fire. what she did not know is by teaching him how to jump from his bedroom and sneaking off in the dead of night, she was unleashing a future paratrooper. [laughter] who would one day fight in the rugged mountains of afghanistan, 7,000 miles away. during the first of his tour, his two tours in afghanistan, he was forced early on to come to terms with the loss of comrades and friends. his team leader gave him a piece of it lies. -- of advice. you have to try to do everything you can when it is your time to do it. you have to do everyt

we will also hear from congressman to john boehner and we will have coverage beginning tomorrow starting with "washington journal." we are waiting jon casey to will be speaking shortly. >> hello. thank you for taking my calls. i would like to say that i was really worried today, but i am a democrat and i did get my kids out to vote. our country should removing any better direction. in our country, there is a separation of church and state. everyone has a right to their opinion and i don't think that he is being disrespectful to the country. there were many years of chaos before the president. >> you have a new republican governor and a familiar face to the state house. >> how are you? >> fine, thank you. caller: give the man a chance to run for office. they need to run for office. give the man a chance. i love your show. keep up the good work. host: -- declaring victory. he is an ohio defeating gov. ted stricklin. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> guess what, i will be gov law bio? -- governor of ohio. we want to thank you for the confidence that you have shown in me and marry taylor tonight. i would like to thank my wife. how about this life that i have also my

army secretary john mchugh and chief of staff of the army general george casey.rgeant guinta's fellow soldiers, his teammates and brothers from battle company second of the 503rd and several members of that rarest of fraternities that now welcomes him into its ranks, the medal of honor society. please give them a big round of applause. [ applause ] we also welcome the friends and family who made staff sergeant guinta into the man that he is, including his lovely wife jenny and his parents steven and rosemary, as well as his siblings who are here. it was his mother after all who apparently taught him as a young boy in small town iowa how to remove the screen from his bedroom window in case of fire. what she didn't know was that by teaching sal how to jump from his bedroom and sneaking off in the dead of night he was unleashing a future paratrooper who would one day fight in the rugged mountains of ahanistan 7,000 miles away. now during the first of his two tours of duty in afghanistan, staff sergeant guinta was forced early on to come to terms with the loss of com

if you are john tester in montana or jeff bingham in new mexico, or bob casey in pennsylvania, which you have to look at the fact that americas is basically saying, hell no, not now, never to obama care. the president can dig in his heels and hope he can piece together a narrow electoral college win. but if they stick with obama care it will be like defending high unemployment or swine flu. obama care is bad for people and the democrats in the senate want to make a tradeoff. let's repeal the 1099 part. mitch mcconnell and jon kyl are not going to get horn swaggled here. the exchanges have to be done. the cuts to dr. pay have to begin. this bill is killing american healthcare and the average american knows that and these democratic senators know that. shannon: what if the house and the senate get something passed through both houses. if it gets to the white house, it's waiting for a veto. so what good will it do? if the democrats know they will make a sacrifice and vote against democrats knowing the president will likely veto whatever they send, is it worth it to take the risk? >> if

army secretary john mchugh, and chief of staff of the army, general george casey.om battle company, seconds of the 503rd of the 173rd airborne brigade, and members of that rarest of fraternities that now welcomes him into its ranks -- the medal of honor society. please give them a big round of applause. [applause] we also welcome the friends and family who made staff sergeant guinta into the man that he is, including his lovely wife, jenny, and his parents, steven and rosemary, as well as his siblings who are here. it was his mother, after all, who apparently taught him as a young boy in small-town iowa how to remove the screen from his bedroom window in case of fire. [laughter] what she did not know was that by teaching sal how to jump from his bedroom and sneaking off in the dead of night, she was unleashing a future paratrooper who would one day fight in the rugged mountains of afghanistan 7,000 miles away. during the first of his two tours of duty in afghanistan, staff sergeant giunta was forced early on to come to terms with the loss of comrades and friends. c

jon casey, former congressman, beat ted strickland. kasichvernors -- john t. sic beat ted strickland. new governors are sam brownback, rick snyder, mary fallin. do any of those names jump out at you as national figures come 2012, 2016? guest: i think that none really jump out immediately. i think the 2012 group of candidates are kind of set. you never know how any of these folks will distinguish themselves. chris christie in new jersey has been in office for a year and has jumped out in a way that people are talking about him for president. off the top of my head, i do not see any of that now. a lot of them have been around. they have been in politics. sam brownback was in the senate and tried to run for president a couple of years ago. it did not work out too well for him, so we will have to see. host: "washington times" this morning -- "2012 republican dark horses at the starting gate." jindall ofed a louisiana. jim demint, just reelected. alvin green has about 30% of the vote. the candidate who mysteriously appeared. chris christie, governor of new jersey.

and i see jean casey, in general jones, 04 we even went into the administration -- and general john, before we even went into the administration, you tried to build up the economy in the palestinian territories, particularly the west bank, worked with dr. fayad to read it as how much money in loan guarantees? $70 million in loan guarantees. you just stood up a venture fund to go with it. do you want to say what that is? >> we are coming to our first close on a $50 million venture fund. we have just been excited about the amount of the attraction we have seen from the u.s. private- sector putting investment into the west bank. >> that leads to the question, is this good for the peace process, or is it in some ways, as some people fear, a way of helping netanyahu placate the palestinians and not get to a peace process? >> my view has not changed from when i was working with steve and secretary rice, i should publicly thank them for the opportunity, because it was one of the most interesting things i've ever done-certainly -- ever done at certainly add a short period of time. tony blair

army secretary john mchugh, and chief of staff of the army general george casey. to be joined by staff sergeant giunta's fellow soldiers. his teammates, brother somehow company, second of 503rd, 173rd airborne brigade and several members of the rarest of fraternity that now welcomes into its ranks in medal of honor society. please give him a round of applause. [applause] >> we also welcome the friends and family who made staff sergeant giunta the man he is, including his lovely wife jenny, and his parents, steven and rosemary, as well as his siblings who are here. it was his mother, after all, who apparently taught him as a young boy in small town iowa had to remove the scream from his bedroom window in case of fire. [laughter] what she did know was that by teaching sal how to jump from his bedroom and sneaking off in the dead of night, she was unleashing a future paratrooper. [laughter] who would one day find in the rugged mountains of afghanistan and a thousand miles away. during the first of his two tours of duty in afghanistan, staff sergeant giunta was forced

, minority leader john boehner, and other members of congress, secretary gates, the joint chiefs of staff. i like to it knowledge them. vice-chairman mrs. cartwright. general mrs. caseyoastguard is here as well -- the commandant of the coast guard is here today. to our calls for this year's celebration, our thanks for a wonderful ceremony, not the least of which is the great weather you produced. for those of us who were here one year ago, what a difference a year makes. of the other representatives of our veteran service organizations, we count on your support, your insights, and your leadership. thank you so much for being part of our support network at veterans affairs. fellow veterans, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, the morning. for over 90 years now, americans have set aside this day and this hour to honor the men and women who have served our country in peace and in war while wearing the uniforms of the united states of america. it is a day of remembrance. it is a day of thanks. it is a day of prayers. it is a day of promises. promises that the sacrifices of those who have served will not be forgotten. promises that returning warriors will not bear