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<<mark: check out the cat spy hunter. he dived up slamming into the fence and coming down with the ball. then it was the seventh the nationals tied the game up. brice hunter with a splash it into the cubby coat and the game tied at 2. but the giants will take the lead for good. he had a wild pitch. the wild seen the very next one and began to walk. sanford is go hold on to win the game three to two. >>: reporter: giants win this game and they take this serious champagne party in that clubhouse it still smells right now. still slowing those of birds that were being let up by the players. these are for souvenirs' coming from there the only thing i could grab was sparkling cider. this is what look like in that clubhouse. >>: reporter: as for the series that starts up on saturday the giants vs. cardinals. <

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<<mark: the giants are in st.s morning getting ready to take on the cardinals in game one of the national league championship series. the giants and their families are living from at&t park. and this is the third time the giants have advanced. game 1 tomorrow first pitch at 5 07. this is against the atom when ride. here is the game's better up coming saturday and sunday will be in st. louis and then tuesday wednesday and then thursday if necessary at at&t park. the games back here 1 07 on tuesday 5 07 on wednesday. <>: reporter: join me and all stars a sunday night as a break all down with highlights for the game reaction plus the parietal era it goes away as the raiders

>> i do not support your marks -- earmarks. it is the gateway to hire spending, which is what we have had under mark pryor. in the last six years, senator pryor has voted for every dime in new spending. it is an immoral burden for the next generation. we can't build an infrastructure -- we can build an infrastructure right here and all across the country but we should get bureaucrats out of the business. why do we have to spend our money in arkansas to washington dc and hoping liberal politicians from around the country will send a few scraps back to us? i think we should keep more money ourselves and make our decisions or work with interstate compacts with states like missouri when we are building regional roads like i-49. best solution for arkansas, not to spend ourselves and $18 trillion in debt begging politicians for a few dollars for rose we can build at home. >> i will disagree with congressman cotton on this answer because i believe in infrastructure. i believe infrastructure is critical to jobs. it is not just immediat

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>> in mark halperin. >> -- i'm mark halperin. >> i'm john heilemann. mark is on the road today and "with all due respect," he should have taken the keys to the liquor cabinet. hello, or its fans. colorado gets rocky, the war on isis it gets even more daunting. but first, president obama canceled two major campaign if ends after a second dallas health-care worker came down with the disease. he met with his health care workers. is it possible in purely political terms the president staying in washington and being president instead of campaigning is a good thing for democrats? >> the public health thing comes first. this is almost exactly like what happened when the president was dealing with sandy at the end of the last campaign. he gets to be commander-in-chief. he looks authoritative. he is doing conference hall, not only with world leaders on ebola, but also isis. -- he is doing conference calls. i think if the -- if he can get his arms around these crises, i think most democratic contenders would prefer that rather than him being in connecticut where

in arkansas those policies are called mark prior.s you listen i hope you agree there's a better way. let's get our economy moving. let's repeal obamakaren start over with health care reform, balance the budget, rebuild our military and stop terrorists before they attacked us here again. if you are ready for change i am ready to serve. >> moderator: our first question goes to mark pryor. >> lot of our conscience are turned off by negative attack ads in this campaign especially those from outside groups. a lot of what these briefs are having. citizens united ruling was key. what do you think? pryor: i'm turn not on the negative don't as well. i wish that these outside groups that set the tone, super pac and citizens united set the tone about 20 months ago, they spend $20 million on television trying to get me out of the senate, to get my opponent into the senate seat and you have to ask why and the answer is very clear, that is what you see in this campaign playing out on your tv screens in mailboxes is a business transaction. you have

sampras's go supervisor mark farrell.r recent changes number-one inside story order minutes is now in place citywide. this requires the woodburn building owners web not that they're building evaluated to so and get retrofitted. this could cost 60 $230,000 per building. >>: reporter: no. 2 private schools in the city must now be sized and evaluated the next three years. this addresses the fact that one of the three kids and services go go to private schools. finally underground changes have been made. pg&e is replacing gas lines will the type of pipe that is brazilian to grow movement. they're still a fear of the unknown. <>: r

<<mark: this and that is an extensive criminal history.arya: it's not too late to get tickets to the world series. the plan this friday against the world where else. there's no new application that can help you get a world series tickets. >>: reporter: this is easy to use without just a few taps of your finger you can score tickets and have them instantly send to your phone and you can have them stand for entry to the ballpark. you don't have to print anything your phone is the ticket. when you search for tickets they show you the top 25 choices available. this can all the tickets out there that are available from the teams to the venues to the secondary vendors. so in theory you know you're getting the best of what's left. what i really like about the application is when you're choosing your ticket to get a view of what it looks like from your seats. if tickets can also be shared via e-mail or text message to anyone. >>: reporter: now let will say this right now turn to their world series tickets and they are very pricey. on average about

>> i am mark halperin, and i am john heilemann. and this is a real fan with all due respect to charlie crisp. rock's first off, sports fans on tonight's the show, hillary clinton is a show-stopper. michelle nunn is on a roll, and pat roberts isn't a de fratus of e of miss manners. he was pounded, grilled and seared by members of congress that this thing is getting out of control. >> it's not a drill. people's lives are at stake, and the response so far has been unacceptable. >> we don't wait until the bullets start flying to figure out whether our war plan is going to work. >> don't you think we ought to restrict travel dogs? >> meanwhile, senator ted cruze told john allen of bloomberg politics that the white house's ebola policy was being driven by political correctness. he said congress should reconvene and vote on a travel ban to west african countries. this band is now favored by many republican congressman. mark, do you think we are now in a phase of full-on, full-out fear mongering, or whether these are responsible reactions

benioff -- mark benioff?i would love to spend more time with entrepreneurs and with philanthropy. both of those are highly constrained because i have a day job, which is running salesforce. i love that. i love the job, i love the industry, i love making the people behind the happy when they come to enforce. -- dream force. >> we talked about your mentors. how does mark benioff want to be remembered? behind,leave anything it should not be cloud or the democratization of software. it should be that the true joy in life comes from giving. you can be in business, you can be a ceo and have a great company, and that can be one of the greatest vehicles for giving that you ever have. use that platform to give back, and you are going to not just have great success, but you are going to be happier than you will be successful. >> mark benioff, thank you for joining us. this is been a phenomenal opportunity. >> thank you for coming to dream a force. i hope you will come back next year. ♪ >> welcome to "money clip," where

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mark foley, the page scandal that we had in '06. mark sanford, mr. appalachian trail. then anthony weiner, the one with twitter. give me -- what's the plot? like what's the premise here? >> the premise is that you've got these four famous politic n politicians doing incredibly stupid things. famous for the wrong reasons. we have politicians that do this kind of stuff all the time. all of us make mistakes but these guys made mistakes on an epic level. i wanted to show politicians who really blundered, using only the actual things they said. >> that's your screen play. you're using their words. give me the plot line. >> we start by meeting all of the politicians actually getting sworn in. rachel as the clerk of the house swears them all in as they originally were. they were originally all house members. then we start each scene separately. we see larry craig from rise to fall. then we see wiener from rise to fall. foley -- >> every time you say "wiener rise to fall," you get laughter? >> we're only using actual quotes so wiener never said that. >> rachel plays all of the

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mark pryor has voted for every penny of it. look what is happened since he got the washington. $2.1 trillion in spending. now we are at a 3.5 between dollars in spending. that is a terrible tragedy for the next generation. i think of a time when my constituents came from the river valley. we were talking about issues and the debt. how much are we in debt? you are in debt over $50,000. he looked like the kid from "home alone" when he learned he was a wave from his parents at christmas time. we should not do that to the next generation. mark pryor and barack obama have done it continuously because they are not serious about reducing the deficit. i will. >> you all know me and you know i am serious about this. people in washington know -- i watch this closely and we have to get spending under control. that is why i voted to cut spending by $4 trillion in the last three years. where i focus is on the middle class and small businesses. congressman cotton focuses on the top tier wealthy. i don't think you build the economy from the b

and <<mark: will allow more in what you need to know on our website at kron4.com <<mark: california's health insurance is moving coverage to 10,000 people. these people fail to prove their u.s. citizen or legal residents. they notified 10,000 people and september 7th that they need to verify that the living illegally in the united states. people that live here illegally are not callable for coverage. those people are risk of using their health coverage pripet. nearly 7000 families will remain under review. <>: reporter: they did not do any other way this is like the house. doctors across the bay area are going to beat and joint practice over the next couple of days because the giants don't make it easy. it's been a crazy postseason already it would get a lot of days to go. but yesterday's started out there playing for the home crowd. they get off too early start. they smashed a double. at that point is for nothing and the gia

joining me, from dreamforce 2014, mark benioff. so great to be here at one of the biggest conferences in the world. how many people are here today? >> 145,000 registered to attend physically. 3 million have already attended online. >> i will never forget the first time i saw your keynote. it was like seeing moses part the red sea. how much practice goes into that? >> this year, i had not been on tour, so it was a new show, and i had to practice it quite a bit. >> you announced a cloud-based analytic platform. what does is give to your customers that they did not have? >> analytics is a category that is rich for innovation. a lot of companies have sat on their kingdoms too long and kept the status quo going. there's a long list of companies. one of those areas as analytics. it is a new way to look at it with mobile visualization, analytics for the rest of us. >> there are myths that are boiled down into legend. what is the myth of mark and what is the reality? >> the reality is that this took a long time. they underestimate what you

all of that plus the great one mark levine, mark stein, anne coulter, governor palin and much more. an all-star "hannity" starts right here. tonight sh days and counting until election day 2014 and the question remains will republicans take control of the u.s. senate? joining us now at the "hannity" billboard, my good friend bill hemmer. >> very good. about a week since we talked? >> yes, sir. >> here is the state of things as we see them according to the polls now. not voters, but the polls. the what if scenario, 45-5 is your opening mark. republicans need 6 to get control of the senate. really very little if any change in west virginia. that still looks very favorable for the gop. likewise for montana. but we talk about south dakota, what's going on out here. it has a little bit. let me show your audience what's happening. you have a three-way race. mike brown still has the lead, the republican, but he's drafting votes, pressler is the former senator away from rounds, but right now for the sake of our discussion -- >> i'll help you. >> it still looks like south dakota. so now down

. >> thank you very much and thank you very much mark excuse me. all of our leadership dream force a doubt a over a decade the first dream force 13 hundred people this year will be one hundred times that partners it goes to show you how big the dream is so i want to thank mark and salesforce an, an elected official i thank you for honoring our democracy where people what our doing with sales force and dream force to strengthen and enable customers that are people in our country it have a strong voice and connection they asked me to it to talk about what i saw this morning city 311 essential command were citizens are people could call in and be connected and register a concern i saw what we were doing with va stack how we honor our veterans by giving them a stronger voice through technology and saw what we were doing to enable people to assess the affordable health care and bha what that means for children's families and central nervous system in our country so who president clinton were the president he called the people the customers it strengthen

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mark, stand by.is evening and he said, he mentioned what you said, mark. he didn't have this cell phone with him. as a matter of fact, it wasn't that unusual he didn't carry it all the time. he was a rancher. e had liked to be alone. would go out sometimes, and go for long rides but always let people know where he was. the interesting thing as well is, someone said, you know, in the final moments of the game that they saw him, and, again, this is according to -- according to "the sun" and according to reports. they saw him and he was a little concerned. waiting for his son. looked concern, but had issues with the crowd. he said he didn't like crowds. now the police department reporting that he has been found safe and sound. the question is, again, as you said, where has he been all of this time? >> that is the big quirks and right now denver police have not put oun information. i'm watching my phone to get an idea where that will be. they have always done it on twitter when they have new information,

mark segraves is live to explain. mark? >> reporter: that's right, barbara. while those two girls will be okay on copper road, it underscores the safety issue in crossing the street. montgomery county police list this stretch of connecticut avenue here in aspen hill as one of the ten most dangerous for pedestrians. so this is one of the places they have ramped up enforcement. in just nine months, they have issued more than 200 tickets here to both drivers for failing to yield to pedestrians who were in the crosswalk, and to pedestrians who were jaywalking. police say those tickets weren't always issued on an equal basis. >> in 2010, we began looking at how were the crashes occurring. who was at fault. and as such, we realized that pedestrians were at fault many, many times, but they were rarely given a citation. >> reporter: now, police say they have done a lot to level the playing field when it comes to issuing those tickets. coming up at 5:00 and 6:00, we'll crunch those numbers and let you know who has been getting the most tickets. drivers or pedestrians.

mark pryor voted for every one of those cuts, mark pryor will not take national security seriously because he is supported the radical military drawdown. >> one of the things i talk about to the military leaders in washington is the strategic important of the 188. they have great airspace. they are the crown jewel of this. it does not show up the first time you look at it. fort chaffee is basically right off the runway. the fact that they can do joint training, the fact that the navy seals are there, the fact they can do close air support, drones, everything they need right there. >> mr. pryor, the second question comes to you first. it is from scott inman. >> we reported last week that walmart is dropping its health insurance for part-time workers, following similar decisions by other big companies and they have raised premiums for full-time workers because of an inux of workers required to buy health insurance under the federal health care law. do you believe this is an unintended consequence of the law was it expected and should the lobby changed? changed? >> let me say what i would say

mark pryor won't because mark pryor will represent barack obama's policies. >> mr. swaney, rebuttal . i began the subject of the question began with social security. i want to say that i'm a strong supporter of social security in its current form, that i believe that a small increase in tax now is am pleasely justified to put social security and medicare on a strong footing for 75 years. i think that sometimes i wonder whether or not people think it's a good thing to have old people living under bridges, which is probably what would happen if we eliminated social security. so i'm a very strong proponent of retaining that program and i think we do need a slight tax increase. perhaps it wouldn't even have to happen if we removed the cap on payroll learning for the upper class earners. that might do the job all by itself. but if not, what was left will be very small and easy to accommodate. i know people that are worried about their social security. i'm one of them. i'm only five years away from my full benefits. i want it. >> with that, we want to thank our panel of j

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nearby the proposed development i'm a supporter of the cvs i'm personally excited about what true mark is doing with a amending and look forward to the artworks they'll be helping to sponsor and i encourage you to support this project. >> thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm allen allison park the director of operations for the market on polk opening in the spring of next year polk and clay as a member of the business member of neighborhood i appreciate how true mark has reached out about the development and housing in san francisco is much need but must work for the community and true mark with their design has achieved that i strongly urge you to vote 2, 3, 4 approval of this project. >> thank you. >> commissioners i got a lot respect for you guys and having a job and being patient i'm all shock up i know that i've been standing here i'm rudy corpus born and raised in san francisco i'm the ed of the obama's preservation program that helps kids i'm here to support true mark they've been a great asset to our community they've build real relationships and help us out in ways t

she had ligature marks on the ankles, ligature marks on the wrist, ligature mark on the neck. >> youple months, you begin to lose your fright and think that things are returning to normal, and maybe this won't happen again. then all of the sudden, bang, it's all starting again. they were back. >> the impatience of the public with the police is almost beyond measure when they see no relief in sight. they haven't gotten anybody. the public expects, after being raised on crime dramas, that the cops will come riding into the scene, and they will get somebody under arrest. well, the cops don't have anybody, and the public wants to know why. >> meanwhile, investigators grow equally as frustrated with their inability to crack the case. >> i think everybody in law enforcement, regardless of what agency they were assigned to, was involved with this, and there were no boundary lines. and i think we were all looking over and above our regular tour of duty. so, this was, again, it was a 24-hour thing. it was a vigil. and it was a collective effort. >> every police officer, when they discover a b

mark as in mark. >> mark m@gmail.com. >> and can musicians contact you? >> certainly musicians and those in performing arts. we'll be doing science magic' well so anything programming interesting, we'll encourage people to come out. >> wonderful. so this is available to the neighborhood itself but folks all around. >> the neighborhood, san francisco, visitors to san francisco. the it is it is hopefully a unique opportunity for the jewish community to build a new coffee space. i got interested in this because i looked for one and found it common in churches. there is a coffee ministry and they have along with the synagoge and i looked for the jewish world yet and haven't seen it yet as something popular and gaining momentum so i hope this is something that other people will enjoy as well. >> it is a wonner d full paradine to play around with. >> it is. >> just playing with the entrepreneur ship, moving it forward, is it the kind of thing that will be xoom part of the culture of the synagoge itself? >> that is a good question. my hope is that the synagoge a

as mark says in the report, dhs lacks the capacity to precisely fine-tune enforcement. but any law enforcement agency of this size would lack that capacity. as we look ahead, there's an unavoidable impact on those inside the border. the enforcement net remains wide and in some cases becomes wider. but we have an unauthorized population with deeper ties. we have studies, academic studies that are showing programs such as secure communities have little impact on u.s. crime. albeit impact on lawful migration but little impact on u.s. crime. and we're seeing little local opposition to increased enforcement. so one of the questions is, is that if congressional funding remains constant at these levels, i think one is are there any policy choices that this administration or future one could make without impacting residents inside the united states? many have a vote. or another way of putting it is that the flashpoint going forward for change may be congress. the administration's decision to shift enforcement to the border may deflect some of that political criticism, but perha

mark stoops. >> gary: both teams over 500 yards in total offense and mark stoops said, "i thought this was a defensive conference. i came here to play defense." former kentucky football player that he's talking to there, his offensive coordinator neal brown -- neal played back in the day with tim couch. >> verne: shortly after that, rich brooks became the head coach here and rich is in the stadium. one of the nice guys in the profession. rich brooks. retired. has a place in oregon. >> gary: you can pooch this ball down here, and make a run for it. mississippi state has to stay up close looking for the onside kick. >> verne: both landon foster and macginnis are at the ball. >> gary: the high lob to about the 15 yard line would be nice if you could do it. >> verne: first onside attempt this year. they bounce it. it's taken. holmes has it. holmes in a foot race. a stiff arm. he's down the sideline. touchdown, mississippi state. christian holmes, a linebacker. >> gary: those faces say it all. i thought the deep pooch was the play. the bounce was not pretty. it was perfect for mississippi s

but by 6:30, mark hasn't arrived, and he's not answering his phone. >> hey, mark, it's muriel.u were going to show up. if you can just let me know if you're running late or coming. i'd really appreciate it. thanks so much, hope to see you soon. ♪ >> i think i've been set up. i mean, i find successful men attractive, not because they're rich but because of all the qualities that it takes to become successful. but on the flip side of that, maybe, i don't know if like their ego is, you know, like, like, you know, she's not worth my time, so i'm not even going to call. >> mark is a no-show. and we still don't know why he bailed out. but we did find some surprising information online. so after mark disappeared, we decided to do a little digging into his background, and we were pretty shocked by what we found. a trail of court documents that span the last five years. i see here that he was indicted on a charge of theft by deception, after he tried to buy a house with a bad check. he pled guilty and got five years probation. so it seems our sugar daddy has somewhat of a checkered past

>> i do not support your marks -- earmarks. it is the gateway to hire spending, which is what we have had under mark pryor. in the last six years, senator pryor has voted for every dime in new spending. it is an immoral burden for the next generation. we can't build an infrastructure -- we can build an infrastructure right here and all across the country but we should get bureaucrats out of the business. why do we have to spend our money in arkansas to washington dc and hoping liberal politicians from around the country will send a few scraps back to us? i think we should keep more money ourselves and make our decisions or work with interstate compacts with states like missouri when we are building regional roads like i-49. best solution for arkansas, not to spend ourselves and $18 trillion in debt begging politicians for a few dollars for rose we can build at home. >> i will disagree with congressman cotton on this answer because i believe in infrastructure. i believe infrastructure is critical to jobs. it is not just immediat

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marks opponent can't say that. marks opponent voted against the farm bill, 36% of our gdp. that's a really good move. he said i had to do it. they polluted it. they pollute it with a foodstamp bill. the foods that bill has always been in the farm bill, and we're spending way less on food stamps because unemployment rate is going down. [cheers and applause] but the money goes to farmers. and you heard mark talk about all those other votes. but i just want to say that we know what they will do by what they have done. it feels like mike bbs style of leadership, you've got to vote for mike ross and you've got to vote for mike breyer because they will do it. now, just think a minute about what the attack against them has been. every, they're really going against the president, aren't they? they say the polls, the present some popular in arkansas and yeah, the economy is going back nobody believes it yet because you don't feel that. but remember what i said for years ago, or two years ago, in charlotte. financial crises take an average of 10 years to get over. we just crossed ove

we can get stuff done and i agree with you mark.tch mcconnell has said and i take him at his word that he will open up the senate floor to amendments. that would be a healthy thing for the process. i would certainly support that. by wearing a journey i will make sure -- montague can respond if you would like. warner: what i didn't hear from my opponent in that response and i think the family has a great story. i'm proud of my story as well. i'm proud of the stories that virginians can all tell in their own families being over -- able to overcome odds. that's why my public service. i also worry as well and part of my worry is because we have got such partisan gridlock. i have laid out specific solutions, changing campaign finance rules we don't have all this outside money. that's free of the senate process. ed and i agree on that though what is different is his whole career has been as a partisan political operative. he says elect me and i will suddenly be bipartisan. for better or for worse if god my record as governor where we got

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