may be the only jurisdiction in the country where you're likely to hear a call for a wet mop at local booth 96, but it works for us. one of the components we use there that has been proven effective is that we purchase with funds voting trailers. they're trailers fully ada compliant that we can drag around to anywhere in the county or the state that are fully equipped with voting machines. we can bring them to the campuses. they rotate throughout the voting period at different locations just about every day. those trailers are also available in the event of an emergency on election day to be pulled out and substituted as a polling location. so we've had those in place the last couple of cycles, and it's proven very effective. >> great idea. >> secretary reed. >> i just throw out one more. in 2008 our webb master said we ought to have an app for election results. i said why? and he did it very quickly, and i thought who would know we're doing this. that night as i went through the various functions, election night functions up in the seattle bellevue area, people kept grabbing me saying this

local play. we'll have national content of course. we have the food network here for the booth, but it is the local broadcaster. and what we found is people value the local news, weather, and sports most highly. >> so people that may be interested in watching c-span, would c-span have to watch up for your service for people to get that over their mobile devices? >> it all depends on our deal with c-span. we would love to have c-span in. everything we are broadcasting now is free and in the clear. we would love to have c-span in our portfolio of stations and channels that we're building. >> does it include the broadcast network? abc, nbc, cbs? >> it does. there is a second consortium and they are lining up their stations and they will be broadcasting content from those stations. >> where is your device manufactured? >> the companies designing it are in israel and germany and it will be manufactured probably in china. >> we're also joined here at the booth by brian mchale who is vice president of technology for fisher communications out of seattle. mr. mchale, what you are going

local play. we'll have national content, of course. we have the food network here for the booth, but it's the local broadcaster. and what we've found is if people value the local news, weather and sports most highly. >> host: so people who may be interested in watching c-span, would c-span have to sign up for your service for people to get that over their mobile devices? >> guest: it all depends on the deal. we would love to have c-span in. everything we're broadcasting now is free and in the clear. we would lo to have c-span if your pl of stations and channels that we're building. >> host: does it include the broadcast networks, abc, cbs? >> guest: it does. there's a second consortium headed by fox and nbc, and they're lining up their stations. the nbc, fox and telemundo stations across -- >> host: where's your device manufacture? >> guest: the companies that are designing it are in israel and germany, and it will be manufactured probably in china. >> host: well, we're or also joined here at the booth by brian mchale who is the vice president of technology for fisher communicat

local toyota dealers. moving you forward. >> it was a crazy night in the phone booth.a half minutes left, winnipeg scored twice in two minutes. this goes off the backboard. what a great shot from a tough angle. one-zero capital. this is a great pass. there was a tight window and it was 2-0 washington. this is a six on three power play. still no problem. thinking, a two-one. get it back and a wild shot. almost from the blue line. bounce and the jets win in a shootout. of those hockey players that happens and hockey. goes for you sometimes and it against the sometimes. let's go to college basketball. the hurricanes ran out to a 22- half lead. tech kept fighting back. eric green drive and gets fouled. they were within seven. the hurricanes got on another run. goes for the bonus. like a scope, miami rolls past virginia tech. are 2-6 in the acc. hokies are 2-6 in the acc. this, where is troy emperor? there he is. they played the first round of the pebble beach pro-am and the headliner, tiger woods, who is trying to win his first pga event in over two years. tiger had six bi

sunday morning routine and i went by their booth, and i was looking for the right goat cheese to feature here at grange and basically to become our, you know, true local cheese. >> soon after we arrived, chef tuohy came in as a customer and started to purchase our product, and he came for many weeks. probably 3 or 4 or 5 weeks. um, we didn't know who he was. he was just an individual, just another customer. and he was, uh, very complimentary, of course, on our product, and then he introduced himself, uh, who he was and that they were starting the new restaurant downtown. >> sourcing local ingredients has always been at the top of michael's list in terms of planning out his menus at grange, but getting to visit the farm, make his own cheese, and meet the goats behind all of it, well, that was way too much to ignore. and thus a farm friendship was born. >> and so these are the ones that, um, you ordered, that'll go back to the grange with you. so we'll go ahead and wrap these for you here shortly. >> i really, um, take a lot of pride in knowing where my food comes from, knowing the people that produce it, and really wanting to showcase what they do, uh,

austin powers boothe he goes back in time and says, if you do not give me $10,000, i'll blow the world. we're going to seed $2.5 billion, conservatively. it could be $3 billion spent on local television. >> presidential? >> that is soup to nuts. dogcatcher to the united states. >> we want to hold to this. how to tell because it and how much will be negative, given current trends? >> i think that is interesting. i think the obama campaign, people love written about this, will be very much like the 2004 bush campaign. i think the obama campaign will be overwhelmingly try to define whoever the republican is. the republicans will have a choice, whether they want to talk about themselves, or whether they think they to go after obama more. one of the things is sought in 2004 is the kerrey campaign did not bear any negative ads. the democratic groups -- people forget the groups existed before three weeks ago. media fund, move on, big $20 million gift given by george soros. those ads were overwhelmingly negative on george w. bush. if you talk to people and the kerrey campaign, they will say, we might have been better off if our allies had built up a set of going after an incumbent