can't really see third base too well. >> kantor doesn't mind. this is, after all, his dream job. >> i early as age 13 like that's got to be the coolest job in the world. >> this sit-down job keeps kantor on hits toes. he uses no sheet music, never knows what he's going to play and tries to match songs to the mood of the game. he even takes requests by twitter. >> i get requests all the time for songs i've never played before, never heard before. i'll pull up the song just on youtube on my phone and listen listening. >> but classic pop is kantor's go-to pitch, although he's not beyond tossing in led zeppelin. >> the old metal heads love him. >> when it comes to his position, kantor takes the long view, even if he's a little short on space. >> it's a great honor to have this job and to carry on the old live ballpark organ tradition. it's incredibly humblin >> on "chronicle" at 7:30, the family keeping boston swimming. and eating at "cheers" in brookline. those stores on beacon street on "chronicle" at 7:30. it's a big street. >> it is. >> the five

can't really see third base too well. >> but kantor doesn't mind. this is, after all, his dream job. >> i remember thinking even as early as age 13, like that's got to be the coolest job in the >> this sit-down job keeps kantor on his toes. he uses no sheet music, never knows what he's going to play, and tries to match songs to the mood of the game. he even takes requests by twitter. >> i get requests all the time for songs i've never played before, never heard before. i'll pull up the songs just on youtube on my phone and listen to it and just kind of try to learn it on the fly as i'm listening. >> but classic pop is kantor's beyond tossing in led zeppelin. >> the old metal heads love that one. >> make no mistake. when it comes to his position, kantor takes the long view, even if he's a little short on space. >> it's a great honor to have this job and to carry on the old live ballpark organ tradition. it's incredibly humbling to be part of that. >> tomorrow on "chronicle" at boston's swan boat swimming. checking in at cheers, eating al fresco in br

if you've been to fenway park recently, you've heard josh kantor's work. he's the man at the organ, providing a soundtrack throughout the games. that's a different story, as chronicle's ted reinstein discovered. >> most of the folks enjoying the pregame meal probably have no idea they are sharing the stage with josh kantor. reporter: he doesn't mind. this is his dream job. >> i remember thinking that has to be the coolest job in the world. reporter: this job keeps him on his toes. he uses no sheet music and never knows what he is going to play. he tries to match songs and takes requests by twitter. >> i will pull listen to it. i will just try to learn it on the fly as i am listening to it. >> for the old metalheads they love it. reporter: make no mistake. he takes the long route even if he is short on space. this job into carry-on the tradition. it is humbling to be a part of that. jc: that is a tiny space. a secret shrine down the door. that is 7:30 in chronicle. college students back in the temptations. ben:a new report about marijuana and prescription d

. >> mickey kantor gets a call from clinton. idea that plays to his strengths and highlights bush's weaknesses. >> he says look, why don't we try a town hall type debate. have people ask the questions. i said oh, they'll never agree to that, they'd be nuts. he said well just try it see what they'll do. and they said yes. and i nearly fell out of my chair. >> i thought oh my god, these people have no idea what they've gotten themselves into. they're going to walk into a town hall debate with bill clinton. >>> good evening and welcome to the second of three presidential debates. >> 70 million americans tune in to watch the live presidential debate. >> the candidates are the republican nominee, president george bush. >> he's authentic and he's real and he cares and it all comes out in a debate. so it was a good opportunity. >> independent ross perot. >> after ten weeks ross perot is back. apparently america does need him after all. >> we just knew ross perot would be a problem. vet for bush, you vote for clinton. now you have a thi

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kantor, there is jason the missouri secretary of state.e also have fred ryman, who is the constitution candidate. jonathan dines, a libertarian. there is another write-in candidate, patrick leahy. who is also not able to debate in the september 30 debates here in missouri for united states senate. host: why were you told the could not participate? caller: i was told i could not participate, because as a write-in candidate, her name is not on the ballot. i was told it was a board decision from the missouri press association. the write-in candidates are not allowed to participate. ansked if there was opportunity to appeal the decision, and they said no. i was told there is only 60 minutes, but if you divide 60 minutes between the six candidates, i would've allowed us all 10 minutes apiece. host: you think that's enough time to have an open debate on issues if candidates can only speak for that long? caller: absolutely. caller:i think if you have a moderator that is doing their job in helping people stay focused to be issues, 10 minutes can b