zach maynard a touch start, first pass picked up a. a little nerves but settled down.s all bears from there late first quarter, maynard, find marvin jones. makes a great catch. and finds his way to the end zone. 42 yards, cal with the 19-7 lead. third quarter, zach showing he can do more than throw. a little option. tips inside. bounces outside. maynard with the long run, pushed out-of-bounds. he could use some oxygen but didn't have time. late their the drive, maynard to jones again. a little run out for the catch there touchdown. maynard 16-35, 266 yards, two touchdowns and one pick in his cal debut, the bears win it 36-21. >> good to see a lot of balls i missed. i don't like how i through the ball today. but cadence, being more vocal, communication with the guys, and receivers running, so a lot of work to do. >> mike: the giants with a big win of the d-backs last night and with timmy lincecum on the hill, you had think it would be two in a row. not so fast. paul gold schmidt pulls the wool paul gold schmidt pulls the wool over timmy's eyes. ♪ ♪ free access to chase

maynard threw for 349 yards, but they wouldn't finish off the drive. maynard overthrows alan on fourth and goal. huskies hang on for the win. cal scores three points in the second half as they lose their first game of the season. other notable games. oklahoma state came back to beat texas amount & m in a bat -- a&m in a battle of top 10 teams. florida state their second straight lot and notre dame beat pitt 15-12 to improve to 2- 2. the math is simple for the giants playoff hopes. they need to win out and the braves need to lose all five of their remaining games. atlanta is stumbling to the finish line just 9-14 in september. nationals pitcher chien-ming wang picks up his first career hit and rbi. on the mound, wang gave up one run in six innings and nats go on to beat the braves 4-1. the cardinals are now two games behind the braves and the giants remain alive for the time being, but right now they're down 6-1 to the diamondbacks in the second inning. third round of the tour championship, aaron battily's approach on the fourth hits off the flag and go

maynard, 215 yards and three touchdowns on the day. cal wins, jeff tedford becoming the school's winningest football coach of all-time. >> it has a lot to do with all the players and coaches over the last nine years and three games. so that's who really deserves the credit. are all the players who have played the game. >>> the a's, 5-3 over detroit at the coliseum. rumors swirling oakland will begin its 2012 season on the road. 5,000 miles away in tokyo for the first couple of games. diane, my japanese, not very good. but how about i end this segment with domo arigato? >> i'm impressed. i'm trying to get over the san jose state loss, it was a heartbreaker against nevada. >> so close, so close. >> thanks a lot, brodie. >> nick o'kelly is here checking out the weather. beautiful day in lafayette for the art and wine festival. >> gorgeous. baywide beautiful. when you see this forecast, i'm going to go out on a limb and say this is the nicest stretch of weather in two or three months. absolutely gorgeous. temperatures nice. 81 redwood city

final minute, cal marching down the field, maynard finds his brother allen.uge game, career high 197 yards for the game. maynard threw for 349 yards. but they wouldn't be able to finish the drive. mainored overthrows allen on four and goal. the huskies hang on for the 31-21 win. cal loses their first game of the season. >>> clemsen beat florida. >>> the math is simple for the giants playoff hopes. they need to win out and have the braves need to lose all five of their remaining games. atlanta is stumbling to the finish line. they're just 9-14 in september. wong picks up his first career hit and rbi. on the mound, wong gave up one run in six innings. the nats beat the braves 4-1. >>> the cardinals are two games behind the braves and giants so they remain alive for the time being but they are down 6-1 to the diamondbacks in the 6th inning. >>> tour championship, batterley's approach on goes in for an eagle. he shoots a 64 to grab a share of the lead. maham ends the round with the birdie putt to put him in position to win the fedex cup. >>> three former 49ers ar

maynard overthrows allen for the goal. cal scores three points in the 2nd half as they lose the first game of the season. >>> top ranked oklahoma taking on mississippi. jones throws for 400 yards. most the ryan broil. the sooners beat missouri 38-28 in their big 12 opener. second ranked lsu took care of west virginia. clemson handed florida state its second straight loss and arizona state beat usc for the first time since 99. >>> third round of the tour championship. hits the flagstick and goes in for the eagle. he shoots a 6-under 64 to grab a share of the lead and joining him is hunter mahan, ending the round with a birdie putt to be in position to win the fedex cup and a $10 million prize. >>> the raiders are ready for their home opener. what does hugh jackson remember about working with rex ryan? so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg hi

later in the half maynard to keenan allen. maynard played the first half and through for 215 yards.rd now the winningest coach in cal history. >> treat them like every team we play every week. not treating them like a team with lesser value playing against them like we play every week. so have to stay focused. felt we lost focus in the first half, a lot of mental errors. >> mike: san jose state looking for their first win in their home opener against nevada. mike ball, punches it in. wolfpack up 14-7. the great throw and a better catch, spartanses within three. but late in the fourth faulkner driving for the win. picked off by duke williams. spartans go down 17-14, falling to 0-3. top ranked oklahoma hosted by florida state record crowd of 84,000 on hand. tied at 13 in the fourth. the rainbow into the corner for stills. pulls it down. theseners win it 23-1 13. >> giants take it to the rockies and in the process close the gap in the wild card >> mike: the giants facing the rockies and they're playing well at season's end. they will get some reinforcements as brian wilson is set to be

fourth and goal, maynard to alan. too strong.st game of the year 31-23. >> what a day for the spartans in san jose, first play from scrimmage, rutley finds the hole and gone. a 66ars on the play. finished with 209 yards, career high two touchdowns, spartans get their first win. 34-24 the final. >> the giants' slim hopes of a postseason berth was squashed in arizona to the desert where maybe should have kept the shirt on, rough night for eric. umpire set the pick on fontenot. two runs score. d-backs scored six times in the fir. seventh. 1-2 and the light goes out. a power failure lasted 27 minutes. d-backs win 15-2, the giants officially eliminated from the playoffs and the a's lose today. >> alan: 30 years. >> mike: 30 years, and dwight made an interception -- we fumbled the opening kickup. he made an interception on the three yard line, and 80% of the teams who score first win, and he doesn't make that pick, we might not win. >> alan: that's it for abc7 abc7 news. our next newscast is at 5 tomorrow morning. thanks for staying up

maynard to allen again. he need $3 51.oses its first game of the season 31-28. >>> 5th-ranked stanford was idle today. they play ucla next said. >>> san jose state owned the longest active losing streak in division one football. 13 games. they hosted new mexico state and how about the spartans first play from scrimmage? that's brandon rutley a 66-yard touchdown. he rushed for 209 yards and had two touchdown. 7-3 san jose state. spartans quarterback matt faulkner and ryan otten teamed up for two touchdowns in the 3rd quarter. this is a big 64-yarder. san jose state beats the new mexico state aggies 34-21. they match last year's win total. two high-profile afc teams alabama and arkansas met in tuscaloosa. the tide takes a 3rd quarter punt. maze is amazing. watch him change speeds, stays patient. exhibits great down field vision. then there's that thank you ska loose sta two step. -- tuscaloosa two step. alabama beats the razorbacks. >> giants trailing 6-1. if they lose they're out. >> thank you. >>> that's our report for ton

maynard, 266 yards, 2 touchdowns and one pick in his debut. bears win it, 36-21. >> well, the giants are snake bit by the diamondbacks. they cut the lead in the west to five games with a huge win friday night in arizona and turnaround last night with tim lincecum on the hill and lose big. tim coming off one of the worst outings of his year. and paul goldschmidt, see ya. deep to center and gone. a solo shot makes it 2-1, d-backs in the fourth. next inning, gold submit again hammering one into the hole. upton, plenty of time to score. 9 hits in 5 innings. made it 3-1. two more in the sixth. gerard, a double to right. roberts comes home from second. timmy gave up five earned runs and fails to get out of the sixth. d-backs win it 7-2. they are back up 6 games in the national league west. >> a's meanwhile hosting the mariners. cliff pennington looking at a 3-0 pitch. two-run double. 2-0, a's. bottom of five, scott sizemore. eighth jack of the season. it's a solo home run. 3-0, a's. that's all brandon mccarthy needed. he tossed a three-hit shutout,

maynard with 266 yards and two touchdowns in his debut.he giants are snakebit by the diamondbacks. they cut the lead for the division friday and then last night, lost it on the hill. see ya. deep to center and gone. solo shot makes it 2-1, diamondbacks. in the 4th, hammering one in the hole. justin with plenty of time to score. that made it 3-1. two more in the 6th. parra laces a double in the right. timmy gave up five earned runs, fails to get out of the 6th. they are back up six games in the national league west. meanwhile, hosting the mariners, looking at a 3-0 pitch from michael pinyetta. he likes it. sizemore, 8th jack of the season. they win their third straight, 3-zip the final. >> and that's the way the ball bounces. see you tonight at five. have a great day. >>> up next at 9:30, the first bay area business to take advantage of the twitter tax break that san francisco is offering and it isn't twitter. >>> live in sacramento, the containers that hold your restaurant food could be banned in the state of california. one lawmaker says

maynard three touchdowns in the first half. the bears hold the hose to 48 total yards and a 63-12 win to improve to 3-0. scary sight for stanford, shape carted off the field after suffering a leg injury. 4th and 1 for the cardinals. anthony wilkerson and catches the defense completely by surprised. 10-0 stanford. the best quarterback on the field wasn't luck, completed his first 17 passes. this one a touchdown, stanford led 16-10 at the half. >>> luck thrown eight touchdown passes, 7 to tight ends foreshadowing for the third consecutive week. stanford out scores 21-0 and beats the calfs 31-10 to improve to 3-0. san jose state playing it home opener. nevada up 7-0 and stewart keeping himself and 28 yards later was on the board. the game is tied. just over a minute to play, nevada up 17-14. the quarterback for the spartans gets picked off. bombed and the wolf pack hang on for a 17-14 win. >>> notre dame looking to avoid just their third start in school history, taking on michigan state. george atkinson from livermore was a track

and maynard goes with fade route again and that is ten feet over allen's head. washington holds on 31-23. that's sports. back to you. >> couldn't it be with me showing one of the touchdowns? something worthwhile? >> something dramatic. >> thanks, john.

cal gets the ball back and maynard wins it.n, and cal silences the buffaloes in would bold kerr. >> san jose facing ucla. rutley finds a seam up the but and is gone. his first t.d. run this season. ties the game but ucla wins it 27-17. the final. >> it's becoming a sad end though giants' season. 9-1/2 games back of n the west and the lowly dodgers in town, >> mike: could it get any worse for the giants? yes. the dodgers have taken two street. that's a new low. so low brian wilson has to escape from the broadcast booth. no one covers first, matt kemp scores, 2-0 dodgers, giants managed only five hits. a chance to tie it. but swings at a ball in the dirt. giants lose again. they're 9-1/2 back. a's and texas. game tied at 3 in the sixth. sizemore, in traffic, crashes it. grand slam. the a's win it. >> for the second straight year, djokovic fought off two match points against roger federer in in the u.s. open semifinals and got the victory. the joker goes on a tear. winning the third set. in the fourth, watch him run down this and

maynard the throw for four scores on the day.th quarter, cal clinging to a lead, richardson on a deep slant, he goes 78 yards with 11 catches, two for touchdowns, 27-23 california. bears answered back, anderson burst up the middle for 19 yards to score. the end resolution tied at 30 and head to overtime. buffalo's field goal, first and third, maynard finds keenan allen who almost gets to the end zone first, two players later, maynard goes to his brother, once again. cal gets the satisfaction of silencing a big crowd on the road and extending its record to 2-0, 36-33 the final in o.t. the bears play their first game at at&t park next weekend against presbyterian. >>> san jose state playing its second straight pac-12 opponent and faring much better tonight against ucla. the spartans had tied the bruins at 17. rick newheisell on the hot seat if he loses this one. the bruins pulled it out. coleman rumbles his way 24 yards to the end zone in the 4th quarter. u clint barmes la wins 27-17. the spartans haven't won on the road since 2000

maynard showing he can do more than throw. a dip inside on the option.usted outside. 48-yards later he's pushed out-of-bounds. probably could use a little oxygen but doesn't have time. later in the drive, maynard to marvin jones again. watch this catch. a little move now. maybe nard, 266 yards, 2 touchdowns and one pick in his debut. bears win it, 36-21. >> good to see a lot of balls. and i don't like how i threw the balled to a little bit, but being more vocal. and communication better with the guys in the whole line. we have a lot of work to do. >> well, the giants are snake bit by the diamondbacks. they cut the lead in the west to five games with a huge win friday night in arizona and turnaround last night with tim lincecum on the hill and lose big. and paul goldschmidt, see ya. deep to center and gone. a solo shot makes it 2-1, d-backs in the fourth. and he hammered it into the hole again. upton, plenty of time to score. 9 hits in 5 innings. made it 3-1. two more in the sixth. gerard, a double to right. roberts comes home from second. timmy gave up f

and maynard pass. and maynard came back and threw for 266 yards. two touchdowns and it is 36-21. >> time now is 726 off. emotional return in southern california. >> the painful devastation one man had. >>> a new terrorist warning out this morning. just a week before the anniversary of 9/11. why the focus will be on small airplanes. . >>> i am mike mibach. >> i am claudine wong. >> alex, why is the focus on the small planes. >> according to the fbi and home security. al-qaida is interested in using small planes and some kind of an attack. what that means, security will be the focus for the san carlos airport and others around the country. and the nationwide alert, new one came out friday and from the fbi. and the bolton said considering renting private planes and loading them up with explosives and said they would like to use sympathetic westerners to get them flight training. >> they don't have a specific threat but it will be stepped up around the country. >> the state department has issued a warning to all travellers. it is just a reminder. and t

mauro >> tyrone may >> keithroy marcellus maynard >> robert j. mayo >> kathy nancy mazza >> edward mazzella, jr. >> jennifer lynn mazzotta >> kaaria mbaya >> james joseph mcalary >> brian mcaleese and my dad. we miss and love you dearly. we keep you in our hearts and thoughts each and every day. because of the example you said forward, we live each day in hopes that you would be proud of us. we are still checking the waves for you. >> patricia ann mcaneney >> and my brother, the family has not been the same since you have been gone. we miss you and we wish you were here. we are in great solace that you are up in heaven with mom and dad. you are always in our thoughts and prayers god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> colin robert mcarthur >> john kevin mcavoy >> kenneth m. mcbrayer >> brendan mccabe >> micheal mccabe >> thomas mccann >> justin mccarthy >> kevin m. mccarthy >> michael mccarthy >> robert mccarthy >> stanley mccaskill >> katie marie mccloskey >> joan mcconnell-cullinan >> charles austin mccrann >> tonyell f. mcday >>

maynard to allen for 21-yards and a score.l to a 63-12 win upping their record to 3-0. it was the 75th win which makes the coach the winningest coach of all time. he open the pack 12 next week at washington. >> san jose state took on one of it's own. they were in search of their first win. spartans took the field at home for the first time in 2011. mike ball, 124-yards rushing as the wolf pack made it 7-0. spartans pulled even on the legs of stewart. he gets good block as he heads down the sideline. they've took a 14-7 lead late in the half. the game came down to this. 17-14 wolf pack, the pass to jones can put the spartans in front but its picked off by duke williams. the lead 17-14 the final as they're 0-3. >> if florida state's not intimidating enough, you go to tallahassee and get this, 13- 13, jones high to the end zone, stills brings the ball down, the sooners go in front and hang on for 23-13 win. >>> twelfth ranked oregon with a game against missouri state. james had a day. 90-yards with a bear nowhere in site. this is

maynard closes 350 but needed 351. washing top has won four of the last five meetings now and cal will take the next defense off to work on their pass defense when they visit oregon in eugene. >>> and san jose state has the distinction of holding the longest losing streak. that's brendan rutley, a 66 yarld touch down. first spartan in seven years to gain for more than 2200 yards. spartan quarterback mike faulkner and ryan ott team up for two touch dow jones. spartans beat thing ayes. they now match last season's win total of 1. and the coach can now experience that sideline shower. >>> stanford cart falls will hold -- oregon ducks took their act to tucson. ducks running back la michael james rushed for 215-yard. and counting. oregon leads in the third quarter. they have the week off and then will host cal. >>> mountaineers made a little noise in this one but lsu has some real firecrackers like maurice claiborne. second ranked lsu win big >>> two high profile sec teams met in tuscaloosa. crimson tide maris maze takes it

later in the half maynard again to his half brother, keenan allen. maynard only plays the first half and through for 215 yards and three touchdowns. jeff went to so many fits as the head coach he's now the winningest coach in cal history. nevada at the one. a great throw and enter catch by buntly. they punch it in to get three. late in the fourth, fogner going for the gusto and the win. picked off in the end zone. spartans go down 17-14, falling to 30-3. well, the giants facing the rockies and they are playing well at the season'sen. they get reinforcements today. johnson, and bruce bochy riding a six game win streak coming in. they are even getting offense from the pitching staff. eric is up the middle. two huff out rbi single with a score. in the sixth rockies feet back. dexter fowler, brings home two. rockies on top 3-2. giants up in the eighth. carlos beltran rips it into right off huston street. rbi double scores andre torres. game tied at three, and then brad pill, all the way to the gap. two more come home on the triple. 4-run eighth. giants w

zach maynard connects with keenan for the touchdown.rs win in ot. >>> the giants trail the d'backs by 8 357and a half games with 1 regular season games remaining. not easy for the giants. the race is not over. and our amy gutierrez has covered the giants all season. she joins us from at&t park with the latest on the champs. >> henry, the numbers are not favorable for the giants. they know they're pushing a boulder up hill, but short of the diamondbacks going on a major losing streak. i spoke to the guys today about how they plan to stay motivated for the remaining 18 games. >> we're professionals, we don't give up. we play 162 games in a season and we're going to come out every day trying to win and compete. we don't like to go out there and lose. we're going to win, and we're going to try to win until the last game. >> we have been ready for a while here. but you never know. so we're going to keep trying to win. part of it is developing too. i think that goes into the plan. >> reporter: if it is time to start looking toward 2012, then

later in the first, zach maynard leaving his team on the field. he runs it in for the score, the extra point would be blocked. cal pulls within one. later in the first, another dose. savella takes the handoff. 39 yards for the score. once again, the extra point is the blocked. what's going on, guys. second quarter, cal up 19-7 deep in their own end. that's not a good snap. he fumbles it in the end zone. fresno state recovers. cal leads 26-14. ucla houston. if you like good runs, good tackle runs this is for you. michael hayes, the force is strong with this one. he's a tackle breaking machine, i tell you, all the way to the end zone from 34 yards out. ucla would hang on, close late. houston hangs on to win 38-4. >>> minnesota versus usc. second quarter, usc up 6-0. that's matt barkley, and he's going deep to find robert woods. 43 yards later, that's a touchdown. two-point conversion would fail. usc on top 12-0. usc's lead minnesota down 2. usc hangs on 19-17. >>> switching gears to the diamond, a's getting a great performance off the bump for the m

maynard with 3 touchdown passes in the first half, and the bears rolling 5 and out, 63-12.an jose playing the home opener in the stadium. nevada up 7-0. jasmine stewart teaches himself, and 28 yards later they're on the board, and the game is tied. nevada up 7-14. matt the quarterback for ass, but he's pick off by duke williams they hang on for a 15- 17 win. >>> notre dame looking to avoid the first 5-3 start in school history taking on michigan state. george atkinson, the third from gra nada high in livermore takes the kickoff 89 yard and despite this 3 turnovers and being out run a hundred yards, the irish knock them out 31-13 for the first win of the season. >>> some other notable games, nebraska beat washington in the third meeting between the schools for aer yoo. texas hands ucla. >>> last night the tigers played their first division title in 24 years and they, no, how important their team played in the city of detroit. >> during a time like this, a sports team can lift up your spirits, because they deserve it. >> the regulars back in the lineup after the celebration l

zach maynard connecting with keenan allen for the win. >>> baseball for you now, dodgers giants.y before the game, vogelsong looking to bust his four-game losing streak. to the bottom of the ninth we'll go, giants down 3-0. they have runners on 2nd and 3rd. two outs for pat the bat burrell. he could not connect. dodgers win 3-0. the champs are definitely down on the campus now. not looking good. going to have a hard time getting to the postseason. of course, we'll keep covering them. >>> let's check in with nick o'kelly on the spectacular weather. >> so nice today, we got to see some cooling today, especially along the coast, right near the bay. who didn't see it. cooling trend continues into tomorrow. want to show you what's happening with the satellite and the radar picture combined. we've seen some big thunderstorms around the central valley and see area rah, upper level low down to our south. that's going to continue to pump moisture our way. very slight chance for a thunderstorm. mainly the east bay hills and south bay late tomorrow. the air is fairly stable. a low chance in

maynard is going to go to the fade route again.t's a pass that only keenan allen could catch if he were only ten feet tall. washington holds on for a win. >>> marquee matchup, oklahoma state, texas a&m. fourth quarter. going to hit jeff fuller, four yards. touchdown. texas a&m down by three. later in the fourth, same score. looking to repeat the magic. instead his pass deflected. picked off. oklahoma state holds on for the 30-29 win. >>> and that's sports. back to you. >> all right, thanks very much, john henry. >>> coming up next, protesting in san francisco's castro district today in the nude? >>> some folks gathered today in the castro. nude is not lewd is the message people were trying to get across. organizers say more people were prompted to take off their clothes this year after supervisor scott wiener proposed legislation that would mandate that nudists put a towel down on any public seats before sitting. organizers say events like these promote a little acceptance. >> san francisco is a place of freedom and i'd like to see

the bears put 28 points on the board in the quarter of the maynard to hagab, hagen on the warning track. bears held them to 4 yards of offset and thee 1st downs in a 63-12 rout. the win was the 85th in tedford's tenure at cal, make him the bear's all-time winningest head coach. >> san josi hosting conference opponent nevada at spartan stadium today. 4-yards to the end zone, 7-0 wolfpack. ball rushed for 124 yards. quarterback stewart with the fake and keeper, as he heads to the sideline and gets a good block downfield, the game about wassed to a and all came down to this. a little more than a minute to play with the wolfpack leading by 3. the spartans driving, but it's picked off. nevada 17-14 win and spartans are 0-3. >>> the giants are still clinging to life in the national league west and wild- card. one thing san francisco must do is keep winning. giants in colorado in the 2nd inning, leading 1-0. the a's at the coliseum after watching the tigers clink the al center on their field last night, 1-0 oakland. coco crisp into center. suzuki comes home, 2-0, gonzalez on the mound for the

. >> cal zach maynard hooks up with marvin jones for two turnovers and bears beat fresno state, 36-21. thanks, kim. serena williams beat fourth- seed victoria azarenka to advance to the fourth round at the u.s. open. >> kim is coming back to cbs 5 at 11:00 for more sports. we'll see you then.

colorado settles for a field goal on the first possession, which met when zack maynard throws to hise was scheduled before colorado joined the pac-12, which means it doesn't count as a conference win for cal, with 10 more games against the rangers and angels, the a's still have a lot to stay about who wins the american league west. it was a 3-3 game in the 6th, two outs, pinch hitter, sizemore comes to the plate, just like that, the a's have a four-run lead, the grand slam, sizemore, his 10th homer of the year, the a's go on to win. and u.s. semifinals, federer and djokovic, federer in the far court, can put the top seed away. with double match point, djokovic stays alive with the service return, just gets a piece of the line, stays in bound. he survives the second match point, now the tables are turned when federer is long. djokovic has a five-set win, which earning him a win. now an incredible 63 and 2, nadal, the winner over murray. and 49ers get going tomorrow, the raiders on monday, see you at 10:00 for sports wrap. >> all right, thank you, coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, w

marshal or john maynard keynes or beatrice webb who took it up. it is a science and most of us need to come to its zero history and people because that is really what at the end of the day where they've economics? because they are interested in getting some control over the material circumstances. >> during the financial all crisis many people felt very angry with economic economists that they did not see the problems coming in 2008 and could not fix them. but actually a story of great hope can you explain that? >> guest: part of that is looking long term. and it turns out that if you think about it, at the peak for the depth of the 2009 recession, in the united states, per capita income personal and come were higher than any year of the clinton nor bush blew out. >> it doesn't feel that way. >> 30% higher and the 1990's a. >> and for the simple reason that one-tenth of the work force was out of work that makes everybody feel i could be next. it cranks of material wealth actually it is the disparity between the long term trend which is shins for h

excuse me that many economic theories have talked about for the past one hundred years including john maynard keynes right this is an inevitable evolution and it's not going to stop so you're saying the problem is capitalism what are you saying is the solution. well the solution is a completely different reordering of how we actually engage materials how we create production and how people actually contribute to society if you recognize this reality that the market system as we know it which is the bedrock of the capitalist free enterprise system whatever you want to call it we recognize this phenomenon is phasing it out and mark my words that jobs are not coming back across the board they can't because the system will not to label it by its inherent logic when you realize this you start to open your your mind up you think yourself well if technology can provide all of these tools to it hands production by the way just as a throw in here technological unemployment is inverse to productivity across the world which means that less people we have working in industry the more we apply technology

that is dead ends in disaster in fact we're headed for is a global inclusion of the sort of the john maynard keynes dreamed of in the one nine hundred thirty s. and it could just do her renders damage i mean. we're all due to add vastly increasing prices in the nineteen seventies or worse on top of the other pressure as more iraq would point to the one great thing about the the great depression before was prices were falling so your money got more and more we're going to turn that around the reverse in a depression people losing their jobs people losing their savings and every prized zooming up thanks to these banks thanks big government but we desperately need a change i might add are you talking about the candidates run or of course talks a different one than the other all right only an interesting perspective i think a lot of people might agree with you that looking back perhaps the banks should have been allowed to go bankrupt lots of talk about sadly we're out of time lou rockwell chairman of the louvre and funny says institute thanks so much. all this past weekend in new york city a cr

and that ends in disaster in fact we're headed for is a global inclusion of the sort of the john maynard keynes dreamed of in the one nine hundred thirty s. and that just to her renders damage i mean we're all attuned to add vastly increasing prices like in the one nine hundred seventy s. or worse on top of depression as not iraq but point out the one great thing about the great depression before was prices were falling so your money bought more and more were going to turn that around that reversed into depression people losing their jobs people losing their savings and every prices in ming up banks big banks banks big government but we definitely need a change i might add in talking about the candidates ron paul of course talked a different line than the result of all right certainly an interesting perspective i think a lot of people might agree with you that looking back perhaps the bank should have been allowed to go bankrupt lots of talk about family we're out of time the rock out chairman of the livid and funny says institute thanks so much thank you. well over the weekend in new yo

that is that ends in disaster in fact we're headed for is a global inflation of the sort that john maynard keynes dreamed of in the 1930's and that just to our renders damage i mean we're all going to add vastly increasing prices reckon the nineteen seventies or worse on top of the depression as martin rock brought point out of the one great thing about the great depression before was prices were falling so your money got more and more we're going to turn that around that leave us in a depression people losing their jobs people losing their savings and every price is zooming up banks big banks banks government but we definitely need a change i might have been talking about the candidates ron paul of course talks a different one than those other people all right certainly an interesting perspective i think a lot of people might agree with you that looking back perhaps the bank should have been allowed to go bankrupt lots of talk about how they were out of time and the rock out chairman of the live advice on me says and stick it thanks so much thank you. and over the weekend in new york city

committee and we have the intelligence committees in congress and everything to do with the cia is the maynards of intelligence committees which are very tightly controlled but i think we've seen over certainly over the course of the last six or seven years the process of what sociologists call capture that is the agency dominate the maybe the merits very little harsh oversight or critical questioning of the agency because on the intelligence i mean it's a little bit war and the armed services committee but not a lot more so i think i think they're in an area extremely weak oversight and now we see the possibility of raging military operations in or so avoiding any serious aggression roadsides that's i think the big concern that the worst. and so if we have an intelligence committee that the cia basically runs the intelligence committee like you're saying in the cia i mean this is just checking up and judging and grading itself. but i think we saw you know with the torture issue with other issues in the bush years we saw it with they were scattershot briefing that went on that basically we had

and we have the intelligence committees and our interests and everything to do with the cia is the maynards of the intelligence committees which are very tightly controlled but i think what we've seen over it certainly in the course of the last six or seven years the process of what sociologists call chatter that is the agency dominate these committees and there's very little harsh oversight or critical questioning be agency because on the intelligence committee this was a little with war and the armed services committee but not a lot more so i think i think they're in an area of extreme weak oversight and now we see the process will be waging military operations and also reporting any serious congressional oversight so that's i think that's the big concern that the horse with her speech highlights and so so we have an intelligence committee that's the cia basically runs the intelligence committee like you're saying on the cia means is just checking up and judging and grading itself. well it was wrong with the torture issue with other issues in the bush years we say but they were scattersho

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he makes his second trip to put them in front 12-7 and maynard finished off a 19 point first quarterhe bears when he fired to jones. he pulled down a 42-yard score. they took a 19-14 lead to the locker room. good open fields moves also in jones. 26-14 lead. carr stood on the sideline today. it was to watch his brother derrick. he wasn't treated well by the bears. trevor takes it back for a score. bears can celebrate a win in their 2011 opener. they take the bulldogs 36-21. next week will be at colorado. >>> a very high profile game tonight at the new home of the dallas cowboys. fourth ranked lsu taking on 3rd ranked oregon which last year played for the national championship. both of them have key players missing. ducks missed their no. 1 punt returner, the back up took the kick and had it tripped by the tigers matthew. he ran to the end zone and gave the tigers a lead. they won 40-27. >> usc opening up at home. barkly out to woods, he still comes up with the football. it's a 43-yard touchdown pass. barkly completed the record 44 passes and they won 19-17. >> this could be the upset

people, and as it always has by the way, including to many of the people like alfred marshall or john maynard keynes or beatrice webb who took it up and it's because it's like a science, and most of us need to come to it through history and through people because that's really what at the end of the day why are people interested in economics? because they are interested in getting some control over their material circumstances >> during the last financial crisis and the ensuing recession, many people felt very angry with economics and economists. they didn't see these problems coming in 2008. they were not able to fix them and gives the fault of the economist but essentially what you are given the book is a story of great hope arising out of the economic profession. can you explain that? >> well, part of it is looking at things a little bit longer term, and it turns out that if you think about it at the peak for the debt of the 09 sessions in the united states per capita income, personal income, which is or in per capita gdp were higher than any year of the clinton boom or the bush boom. >> h

any way, quarterback maynard grew up in north kerr lane and never heard of the presbyterian blue hoset al all. kind of crazy but never heard of them growing up. it will be funny. >> another opponent this week. about what happens between the lines. about preparation. just as any other game is. >>reporter: down south. old bully. number 25 mississippi state. upset of number they lsu. bull dog near midfield. look at the pig by clay born. way up two in the third. lee 16 yard and randall only touch down of the game. lsu with the win. >> on to golf. cup continuing in first round. bmw championship. 8 under 63. leads by 2. shot of the day. out on the bunker on 2 and pin it in for birdie. stay 3 under 68 today. >> pretty taste. >> you have it red sox, white sox. >> presbyterian blue.i'll take ed robinson for 100. >> no. not that. >> i wasn't paying attention. i thought you said winningest coach of all time. >> no. the. >> random name comes out. >> another guy. not paying attention to me. >> long list. all right that's this edition of 7 news at 9:00 coffee tv 20 for spencer, poor larry. never go

cal gets it back and maynard wins it. the five yard td pass.ilences the buffalos in boulder, 36-33, improving to 2-0. san jose state hit the road again to face ucla. down 17-10 in the third quarter until brandon ruttily finds a seem up the gut and he is gone. 65 yards, his first td run of the season. ties the game at 17. but ucla goes on to win it, 27-17, your final. can it get any worse for the giants in yes. the dodgers have taken two straight from the g-men. that's a new low. so low that brian wilson had to escape to the broadcast booth. 1-0, dodgers in the fourth. juan rough singles. matt kemp scores, 2-0, dodgers it. only five hits, a chance to tie it. bottom ever nine, down 3-0, two men on. but they get pat burrell swinging at a ball in the dirt. giants lose again. with arizona's win they are 9 1/2 back in the national league west. a's and texas. that's texas owner and hall of famer nolan ryan, for you youngsters out there. pinch hitter, scott sizemore, with a back full of traffic, crushes it. grand slam. a's win it, 8-7, ending a nine-ga

zach maynard through for 266 and two touchdowns. the coach knows it will be challenging for him the first road game. >> it will be louder in boulder. get used to the huddle and communication and all the things. the growing pains that young guys go through when they get in different environments. >> and san jose state will be at ucla. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> next at 5:30, he's one of -- i should say 6:30. he's one of president obama's biggest critics and he's visiting the bay area. we will get rick perry's take on the president's new jobs bill. and what counterterrorism say about the threats posed by the new al-qaeda. the kincaids live here. across the street, the padillas. ben and his family live here, too. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. there are lots of reasons why re/max agents average more sales than other agents. experience, certainly. but maybe it's also because they care about the markets they serve and the neighbors who rely on them.

still has passing records and we go from maynard it at once to tee it up to stanford.e state saturday the heisman front- running candidate starting that campaign. the quarterback would of been the n f l no. 1 pick but he chose to return. off a bit superstitious i asked his big pre-game routine. >> i guess i do some music on my ipod with a good mixture of pop and rock. >> give me an artist? >> the first would be from lent biscuit leimp... a biscuit. and was that kind of way audition for the n f o? >> football is fun and like to go up there to of a good time. i am still on this team that is likely for. >> could you go down the road and harp on the defense of the 49ers? >> i do not think so. offensively, they could be have some similarities they have great quarterbacks. >> for you, what do you want out of this year or short >> the team goal is to of the championship that is what we're going to work every weekend for it. >> oif you are ready for some big hits? last night in arizona. he took a hit in arizona all last night in new york riley cooper gets so hard lost his helm

was the great day of -- i don't know if the name means anything to you or to people today -- robert maynard hutchins, who was the president of the university at that time, and there was a great books program that was very active at that time, and all of that seemed very attractive to me. c-span: and did he go out there also? >> guest: he went out for a very short time, as i say, waiting to be drafted, and i think he was there for perhaps nine months or something until he did go off to the army. i stayed on and went to graduate school and did my graduate work there. c-span: what were you studying? >> guest: originally i specialized in the french revolution, and i did a master's thesis on robespierre, the political philosophy of robespierre. i did that mainly because i thought the most interesting person on the faculty there was this very eminent and very, very interesting historian who specialized in the french revolution, but then i came across lord acton, who had written a book -- no, he hadn't written a book, but a book had been published on the french revolution. it was actually his lect

. >> host: sylvia nasar, are we living in a john maynard keynesian world?>> guest: well, yes, in the sense that, in the sense that the problems we're facing right now aren't, our problem is not that we have slow productivity growth. i mean, i think that, um, if the u.s., for example, just continues to repeat its track record of the last 20 years, in another, in another generation our incomes will have doubled again, okay? so that's not the problem. the problem that keynes addressed was these temporary but very acute economic breakdowns that resulted either in extreme insulation or extreme unemployment. extreme inflation or extreme unemployment. and those breakdowns came from disruptions in the flow of money which determine the level of economic activity in the short run. and right now we have had a big financial shock, right? from the collapse of, of housing prices that very much damaged our financial sector. we have big debt problems just as keynes faced at the end of world war i and which caused a tremendous amount of economic instability. so he was looki

zack maynard. head coach is still having the passing records. stanford opens at home. the seventh green cardinals hosting san jose state today. >> a rivalry! [laughter] >> a baseball. for the giants and it felt like last september with the pressure carlos tonight at at&t park. one-0. cody ross scored all the way from the home plate to score! and and a two- run homer with the left field hit. here comes that shot. the giants and we did a long time the three-one the san francisco and beltran would come back with a single to the left. that makes the score 4-2. the final = 6-2. = san francisco. the mariners kept and who last place. with strikeouts from the pitcher and this is followed by pennington with a three-run homer. the a's put the mariners at 9-2 final score. >> horror films coming to the big screen kimberly sakamoto. >> you are insane! i cannot do it. >> it is a psychological thriller. in " the debt " shocking news. having to relive the 1966 mission to recapture a war criminal. >> jessica it is ready or. >> we no longer send command to the moon but do you know there

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