and i was involved in the execution -- the last one that occurred in connecticut, michael ross, who wasarly convicted of a very heinous, horrible crime. i believe that the death penalty was equally appropriate for hayes in this case. and as attorney general, i would fight to uphold the verdict and implement it as i did in the michael ross case. >> senator-elect richard blumenthal. good to see you. good luck heading out to washington. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> break something news in the search for missing 10-year-old zahra baker. police are ready to give details about what they're calling valuable new evidence. >>> a facebook prompting promol to reopen a cold case. >>> time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. this man wantsed to turn his love of west virginia white water rafting into a business but there were several similar companies saturating the market. he approached the owners of three of them and they merged into adventures on the gorge. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t covers 97% of all americans. rethink possible. [ male announcer ] at&t covers 97% of a

ross mirkarimi. thank you for being here to celebrate with us tonight. on to our next local hero. it is my pleasure to introduce our second honoree, michael durant.el joined the indian health center

ross mirkarimi. thank you for being here to celebrate with us tonight. on to our next local hero. it is my pleasure to introduce our second honoree, michael durant.hael joined the indian health center as a substance abuse prevention counselor. he was promoted in -- to department director. he earned his master's degree at san jose state university. he completed his undergraduate work in history with an emphasis on native american studies at the university of california at santa cruz. he was previously employed at the center for training and careers as a center for youth services, and after 18 years of substance abuse and several years of incarceration, michael decided to dedicate his life to helping youth and adults find alternative ways to deal with substance use. michael is of apache-chicano and dissent and said this very thing -- "understanding my culture has helped me understand my identity." those words could not be more true, michael, and john would like to say a few words about michael. if i could invite you to the podium please. [applause] >> it is a pleasure for me to represent the indian health center of santa clara valley. we are so tha

ross. after that melee, the massacre from monday night. >> the eagles just scored again. >> and michael vickthe season salvageable? >> let's try to get this out before they do score again. it's hard to look at the schedule. you take it one week of the time. i think it is over. i said two weeks ago to you that i thought the detroit game was most important and i think it's proven to be true. that was the game they had to win. the eagles, we knew that would be tough any way you slice it. i don't think this team can pony up and make a playoff foot. i think they are done. what say you? >> i agree with you. because here is why. when you have receivers running down the field and mcnabb -- and throwing long and deep falls and these guys are falling down like fred davis. you have armstrong, but he can't get in the end zone. you have problems, extreme problems with defense with the overlapped defense and the defensive yap and then you get toasted like i've never seen before. >> i speak to anthony armstrong every week and i'll be sure to tell him you said hello. and now i have a question. we are now ni

does that because it's usually a personality, the ross perot, and i think that's part of the problem. there are people who could do it financially. michael bloomberg. i don't know if running is the defender of the business community is a platform that works in an environment like this. but i would say to need someone who wants to invest not only in their own candidacy but if they come up short to invest in a broad attempt to build it. i've just seen lots and lots of these things kind of go by the wayside. i think we will continue to see -- it's most likely we will continue to see occasional appearances in which an independent candidate is able to break through a three-way race and win with 39% of the vote of the state, particularly states that are more open to that sort of thing where there is a history of it, you know, where the two-party structure is not as strong. i always thought it was funny that people thought dagget in new jersey could win last year. new jersey is the most, you know, the two parties in the party infrastructure is like they are very powerful, it's a very organization based state. the idea that someone could run tha

i think the country, i think a third party, ross perot would do quite well. >> michael bloomberg? >> he wouldn't be the candidate i'd pick, but -- perot is more in the republican party. >> you know, the best thing possible for our system is the emergence of a new party, but you know, the history of our country is with two political parties. one party -- we've gone through similar things, but one party thanks and adapts. the democratic party today is not what the democratic party -- the democratic and republican parties today were not what the democrat and republican parties were several years ago. that, i think, could easily happen. i think our structure of our system to allow a third party to compete is unlikely, but the idea of another party remaking itself where they are reflective of where the majority of the country is a possibility. i think we would benefit from that. i think it's con ting gent -- contingent on what happens in 2012. if barak obama's numbers continue to decrease and republicans nominate a sharon angle type of candidate for the presidency, it makes that window

michael vick hit desean jackson on the first play that. would only be the beginning. >> the eagles would go up by 35 before you know it. dave ross is here to break down all of this for us with a little tuesday morning quarterbacking. what the heck. >> tony said he watched the game in fast forward. that was like the eagle offense all day. the redskins were always like five steps behind, not just one. it was tough to watch. >> it was an embarrassment j the first quarter was embarrassing. at least they didn't quit. that is the one bosstive thing. i didn't think they quit last night. but besides all that, it was a historic night at fedex. unfortunately for the skins, they were on the wrong side of all the history. the eagles seemingly scoring at will. this one was over as you saw before it ever began. mike shanahan, this is probably the most disappointing thing. they had two weeks to get ready for this game. they did not seem ready from the start. the defense unable to stop michael vick and company. an eagles record 45 points in the first half alone. no matter how many sideline huddles the skins had, they had no answer on this night

accomplishment who can do what ross perot did at a time not as tumultuous and ross perot had, how would you say exotic -- somebody like michael bloomberg who is a serious politician and serious man who has a record and ton of money and is very ambitious. i would not discount him. i had somebody earlier say how can a small jewish man from new york, mayor, become president. i said two years ago who would have predicted a black man named barack would become president. these are times unlike any decades and all the old rules are thrown out the window. something really surprising will happen in the in connection presidential race and one could be bloomberg making a huge play and affecting the race. >> i don't know how many ever met him or had a chance to talk to him. i spent an hour with him one time over a cup of coffee and i came out of it thinking one this is one of the smartest people i ever met and somebody who just e exude exuded confidence. can he win? i don't know. but he is a very form mid believe person and if i were in the white house and looking at -- i saw a report the other day from wells fargo that they are projecti

ross on the strike. it stays scoreless. lincecum doesn't give up a lit in fact until the 4th inning when the third baseman of the rangers michael one up the middle past lincecum. but it was not a problem. he will wind up getting josh hamilton on strike. hamilton big rangers slugger a huge threat every time he comes up there but he had only a couple of litter in the spire world series. then as that inning finishes out slugger nelson cruz on strikes and it remains scoreless into the fourth inning. we go back to paul chambers now at at&t to bring us up-to-date with some of the wild proceedings near the ballpark paul. >> reporter: that is so true mark. i got one of these hats. the t-shirts will be at the dug out store tomorrow. they have the hats the pen ants. the line started out behind me people were excited waiting to get whatever they can. they also spilled into the street from chopper 2 we have people outside taking a long, long look people have been waiting a long time for this to happen. the streets are flooded at third and king. we caught up with san francisco miss out here they are talking about their game plan and how the

does that because it's usually a personality, the ross perot, and i think that's part of the problem. there are people who could do it financially. michael bloomberg. i don't know if running is the defender of the business community is a platform that works in an environment like this. but i would say to need someone who wants to invest not only in their own candidacy but if they come up short to invest in a broad attempt to build it. i've just seen lots and lots of these things kind of go by the wayside. i think we will continue to see -- it's most likely we will continue to see occasional appearances in which an independent candidate is able to break through a three-way race and win with 39% of the vote of the state, particularly states that are more open to that sort of thing where there is a history of it, you know, where the two-party structure is not as strong. i always thought it was funny that people thought dagget in new jersey could win last year. new jersey is the most, you know, the two parties in the party infrastructure is like they are very powerful, it's a very organization based state. the idea that someone could run tha

does that because it's usually a personality, the ross perot, and i think that's part of the problem. there are people who could do it financially. michaelloomberg. i don't know if running is the defender of the business community is a platform that works in an environment like this. but i would say to need someone who wants to invest not only in their own candidacy but if they come up short to invest in a broad attempt to build it. i've just seen lots and lots of these things kind of go by the wayside. i think we will continue to see -- it's most likely we will continue to see occasional appearances in which an independent candidate is able to break through a three-way race and win with 39% of the vote of the state, particularly states that are more open to that sort of thing where there is a history of it, you know, where the two-party structure is not as strong. i always thought it was funny that people thought dagget in new jersey could win last year. new jersey is the most, you know, the two parties in the party infrastructure is like they are very powerful, it's a very organization based state. the idea that someone could run that

does that because it's usually a personality, the ross perot, and i think that's part of the problem. there are people who could do it financially. michael bloomberg. i don't know if running is the defender of the business community is a platform that works in an environment like this. but i would say to need someone who wants to invest not only in their own candidacy but if they come up short to invest in a broad attempt to build it. i've just seen lots and lots of these things kind of go by the wayside. i think we will continue to see -- it's most likely we will continue to see occasional appearances in which an independent candidate is able to break through a three-way race and win with 39% of the vote of the state, particularly states that are more open to that sort of thing where there is a history of it, you know, where the two-party structure is not as strong. i always thought it was funny that people thought dagget in new jersey could win last year. new jersey is the most, you know, the two parties in the party infrastructure is like they are very powerful, it's a very organization based state. the idea that someone could run tha

ross perot did at the time that was and as tumultuous. what would you said, exotic web. >> csp maximum like michael bloomberg who is a serious politician and serious man who has a record and a ton of money and very ambitious. i would not discount him and i have a summit earlier say how can the small and jewish man from new york, mayor become president. two years ago would have projected a black man would have become president. these are times like aunt in decades. all the old rules are off the table. and something really surprising, really mind long is going to have been in this next presidential race and one of those things could be some rely bloomberg making a huge play and live in the race and maybe becoming president. >> i don't know how many of you had a chance to talk to him, i spent an hour with him over a cup of coffee and i came out thinking this is one of the spot is people i've met in my life and also some day that just in suited competence from every corner in his body. can he win? i don't know. but he is a very formidable person and if i were in the white house looking at records from wells fargo that there are projecting for