nations, it is your world." do you think people get that? >> that is our work. we're working for peace for all and humanity for all. this is the united nations. >> thank you very much, secretary general secretary. >> thank you very much. it's been a great pleasure to meet you again. >> for online video of all "this is america" programs, visit our website, thisisamerica.net. "this is america" is brought to you by -- the national education association, the nation's largest advocate for children and public education. the american federation of teachers, a union of professionals. the league of arab states, representing 350 million people in 22 member countries. the rotondaro family trust, the ctc foundation, and the american life tv network.

are you one nation? are you one nation? are you one nation? >> for the last two years, president obama, he's had the problem with the word "no." 40 people, 40 people in the united states senate has held down the working man of america. 40 republicans have decided to say no, while you suffer, while your jobs go overseas, while they strangle the money. they don't want to give it to the small businesses. they want to keep it at the top. they want to see president obama fail. we cannot let that happen. we cannot let it happen. the lord is pushing this march with a great turnout on a beautiful day. i leave you all a message, we cannot give up on november 2nd. we have not gotten everything we've wanted in the first two years. but we have to stand behind our leaders on the president's agenda. that it's for the people, and not always the corporations. it is for the family of america. the other side, they think it's about profit. they don't think it's about people. they don't want us to have health care. they want it for a profit. we will get universal

are you one nation? are you one nation? are you one nation? >> yes! >> for the last two years, president obama, he's had the problem with the word "no." 40 people, 40 people in the united states senate has held down the working man of america. 40 republicans have decided to say no, while you suffer, while your jobs go overseas, while they strangle the money. they don't want to give it to the small businesses. they want to keep it at the top. they want to see president obama fail. we cannot let that happen. we cannot let it happen. the lord is pushing this march with a great turnout on a beautiful day. i leave you all a message, we cannot give up on november 2nd. we have not gotten everything we've wanted in the first two yea years. but we have to stand behind our leaders on the president's agenda. that it's for the people, and not always the corporations. it is for the family of america. the other side, they think it's about profit. they don't think it's about people. they don't want us to have health care. they want it for a profit. we will get unive

one nation, one nation, one nation! [crowd chants, "one nation"] >> one nation! nation, one nation, one nation. may god bless the naacp and may god bless america. [cheers and applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters, chairman of the council for presidents, dewayne murray. >> thank you so much. [unintelligible] collectively, we represent over 1.5 million voters, educators, on to pronounce, businesses, and women. we all the lawyers, doctors, teachers, preachers, president of all the universities across this great nation. i am reminded of the words etched in the archives building. what is past is prologue. we stand on the hollow ground with the greatest chance of justice march to bring our apathetic nation to remember our nation's values. we recognize the disparity and in justice for all people. it is here in the shadows of the washington monument, in the side of the memorial of abraham lincoln, the statue of thomas jefferson, that we remember from whence we came. [unintelligible] hope springs eternal. this day becomes a prelude to a promise, a promis

we will discuss the unmanned aerial systems, national security, and adequate challenges for national security lawyers. -- and ethical challenges for national security and lawyers. senator lindsey graham will also be attending as one of our speakers. we have an invitation extended to dana priest to talk about the issue of first amendment and national security. we also will have our traditional breakfast on november 18. we will have the senior associate deputy general counsel for international affairs attending. he will discuss, we hope, the pending publications of the famous documents. we're really here to listen to dick clarke. we have a series of books that he has written. he has written five books in the last couple of years. some of them fiction, which i highly recommend to you. some nonfiction. the book issue is something that we have in our community, that we have been committed to. we have another author here with us from dhs. we have the author of a book on the borders and the concept of securing human mobility. we have the authors of a book on homeland security, something tha

steve, nationalized housing? >> sure they are nationalizing the homemore gauge induce -- home,more game industry. it is a de facto takeover. they don't have to nationalize these industries just control them. >> neil, we already have a nationized -- nationalized home country. >> that is true. i don't think you can blame foreclosures on the government. they are robo signers. steve is right about 90% of the home loan mortgages are insured by the fha which previously was in the business of doing this for poor people is now doing this for homes in excess of $700,000 in value. >> a nationalized home market are we there? >> we are fast approaching. these two are the most reckless companies in the country. they an accounting scandals, they waded deeper into bad primes when everybody was exiting out in 2007. they did not adhere to restrictions. they were handing out retention bonuses when aig was getting smacked around for doing that. the reason why they are so bad they put the u.s. foreign policy into a bind. henry pauli

sit tight. >> "this is america" is made possible by -- the national education association, the nation's largest advocate for children and public education. the american federation of teachers, a union of professionals. the league of arab states, representing 350 million people in the 22 member countries. the rotondaro family trust, the ctc foundation, afo communications inc., and the american life tv network. >> we have had over the last few years and huge economic crisis worldwide, a meltdown. how has that affected the achievement of the development goals? >> i think it has affected it in different ways. it has slowed progress that countries have been achieving because of finance. an additional 16 million people will be put into poverty. in certain cases, there have been reversed progress. how you really overcome these crises and put the country back on track, that is the challenge. this has been a little more than 2000 days. that is a challenge for the international community. >> we will not name names, but let me throw out on the table, where some people reneging on their commitments

you look like one nation, one beautiful nation. i am so glad that you got to hear from the hard-working men and women who have come here from across the nation. there is nothing that we cannot do when we stand together, side by side, shoulder to shoulder. you see, there is no power greater than what you see around here today in our nation's capital. if you watch too much tv, you might think we are a nation full of hate, that we have turned against the values that have made our country great. but, no, that is not america. america is hereoday. america is freedom of religion. america gave us dr. king, president clinton, and their spirit lives in me and you. america is one nation, and we signify that nation. [applause] but never forget, behind the voices of fear and hatred are the forces of greed. the money powers that put us in the economic mess we are in today. so we have a lot of work to do to repair the damage that breed did to our country. brothers and sisters, we come together today because american needs jobs, good jobs, jobs th

it's above the national average. now, the real clear politics average in this particular race has jerry brown up by about 6 points. that could, of course, change in 25 days. if colorful brown has to pay the price for off-color comment. correspondent anita vogel is in los angeles tonight with this story. >> reporter: california democratic gubernatorial candidate jerry brown thought he was having a private conversation with his aides, but that wasn't the case. after leaving a voice mail for the los angeles police protective league and failing to fully disconnect the phone, either jerry brown or someone in his camp is heard calling whitman "a whore." >> i was able to hear conversations in the background to where jerry brown and his aides degraded meg whitman. and it was appalling. and the comment was shocking and unforgivable. >> reporter: the brown team was discussing their suspicions that whitman was offering to exempt police officers from her pension reform plan in exchange for endorsement. the recording is muffled b

rally took over the nation's the national mall in d.c. this past weekend now they came to send the message that the progressive movement is still very very much alive but with a declining youth involvement and a clear leader can progressive progress in the future then speaking of glenn beck he held another rally in new jersey but this time his event wasn't sold out in fact he barely even filled the stands archie corresponded marina porton was there and she'll join me to discuss why there was such a poor turnout for the fox news host ben welcome back compare the economic crisis in the u.s. with the financial situation in europe many countries on the other side of the pond are facing similar problems with spending and unemployment but european governments have reacted with cuts that have led to continent wide protests so why are we seeing anything similar like that right here at home and let's talk about sex a new study out shows that america's young practiced safer sex methods than baby boomers do now that's just it is pretty shocking to u

nationally, we want to introduce this as hard in park. when you see the national ad campaign, with the logo and harding park. we tried to incorporate some of the characteristics of all local brand into the logo. the san antonio brand is very much a southwestern flavor. this is taken off of the same font that is used for the original logo. by incorporating the brand, i thought it was important to walk the commission through the entire gamut of marketing benefits that you will be able to receive to promote the park on a national level. obviously, this is coming up a very sen. there will be plenty of on-air mentions. we expect there will be 4.9 million viewers. but by we are working -- we are working to produce some specific articles on the bay area. and little bit about the history of the property. what to do in san francisco when you visit the property. we have a pretty extensive national advertising program. we spent nearly a million dollars advertising all of our golf courses specifically. the way that we get this left wrist is that the

and our nation being ready. and the recruiting force is dedicated to helping them to be ready, and we have to keep our eye on the mission. i can speak now as a person who understands the recruiting mission. when i look over here at these fine outstanding citizens, as we would say, their mission is a constant because as soon as they meet the mission for the month they're now to the next mission. and so there are a lot of recruiters out there in the field, in the trenches actually making a difference. now, we've achieved some all-time highs. the past couple of years we are now marking -- looking at a time when we're actually achieving 99% of our recruits of people coming in of high school graduates. that's significant in itself. and although we know that even where we go for high school graduates and also the fact that we have the highest rates we've had now in years in armed forces qualification tests as well as high school, those significant results in themselves speak again to the future and to our flakes. recr

the fact is i don't believe in nation building. i believe in nation helping. if they can't get their arms around the corruption, then i don't see why we would

fon johnson is a national correspondent for the national journal. we will be back tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. thanks for watching. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> coming up about half an hour david cameron will conduct a news conference. you can watch the live at 10:30 a.m. eastern. . . a discussion now on the subject of value-added tax from this morning's "washington journal." debate, go to our website, c- span.org. and joining us at the table is rachelle bernstein, here to talk about the new study on a value added tax. let's begin with the definition of what a guy you added tax is. we found a definition -- the value added tax is. we found a definition at allbusiness.com -- so it pretty much every product is taxed along the way. how is that passed along to the consumer? guest: it is embedded in the price. the economics are the same, whether you charge a 10% tax on a $100 sweater. that $10 is taxed by the retailer, whether there is $2 at the retailer it remits in t

[captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satelliteorp. 2010] >> today's headlines and phone calls are coming up in a few moments live on c-span. the brookings institution host a forum on u.s.-pakistan relations. that is at 6:30 p.m. eastern. >> we have reid wilson reid wilson from the hot line. then tennessee gov. phil then tennessee gov. phil

it's really a park way, and it's a parkway through the national park. and they make the road disapeer to the national park. >> and the road is about 20 feet lower, normally midday, you go through it in two minutes. looking back from the golden gate bridge to presidio, you are more aware of the park land and less of the roads. and the viaduct will parallel the existing one and to the south and can be built while the existing one remains in operation. and the two bridges there with open space between them and your views constantly change and not aware of the traffic in the opposite direction and notice the views more. and the lanes of course are a foot wider than they are today. and they will be shoulders and if your car is disabled, you can pull off to the edge. and the next area, the tunnel portal will have a view centered on the palace of fine arts and as you come out, you can see alkatrez island and bay. and the next area is about 1,000 feet long. and when you come into one, you can see through the other end. it's almost like driving through a buildin

steve, nationalized housing? >> sure they are nationalizing the homemore gauge induce -- home,more game industry. it is a de facto takeover. they don't have to nationalize these industries just control them. >> neil, we already have a nationized -- nationalized home country. >> that is true. i don't think you can blame foreclosures on the government. they are robo signers. steve is right about 90% of the home loan mortgages are insured by the fha which previously was in the business of doing this for poor people is now doing this for homes in

and what i think this is about is clearly a demonstration that the nation is a nation that is a changingnation that all of us have to work together, all of us have to reaffirm the basic principles for the future. so indeed, we're sending a strong message of unity and tolerance and unity of purpose. the second thing i think is important is that we're going to remind people how crucial it is to vote in november. voting is a responsibility in a democracy, it isn't something we should do when we're just in the mood, it's something we should do all the time. and we want to remind people that a lot will be at stake. so in rally is about unity, it is about jobs, it's about justice, it's about education, it is about voting, it is about what we think this nation needs to be about in 21st century america. >> i'm going to ask to have your website put up, and it says the march is going to demand the changing we voted for. does that mean you're disappointed with what the current administration has done? i think what i'm disappointed about as president and ceo of the national urban league is the obstr

one nation. one nation. [applause] one nation. one nation. minister in baltimore, but i am irish. i was born in dublin 44 years ago. i came here nine years ago. i love it. the city has charmed me as only baltimore can. i came to follow a dream. i came to follow a call. i am a teacher and a listener. i love this great country. i came to give to this nation all that it could give to me. anyone can come to this society if contribute. i saw what i saw the first day i arrived. one america. [applause] i do not need a country with its problems, but a country that is not afraid of its problems. america has no need to be afraid of immigrants. we came to bring all of our experience and our expertise to you. as immigrants become too share and to give, to grow, to prosper, not at anyone's expense, but our own. homo for some of us does not exist anymore. cause us to find a life of quiet terms and to give to this country, because we can. i am very lucky to be here today. some are afraid to speak or who cannot speak, because they live in the shadows. keep a

this is a five-year agreement with the national parks works for yosemite national park watersheds. as you're well aware, about 85% of the water we deliver to the people here. we are not required to filter the water supply because of the high quality of water that comes off the national park watershed. an important component is the ongoing protection services provided by the parks services. the aggressors as a mechanism for source water protection -- the agreement as a mechanism -- the agreement serves as a mechanism for source water protection. we're working with the park service to improve the ecosystem that is affected by the sfpuc systems, and it also provides security. it is essential to the delivery of water that comes from the park. we're very proud of this. this is one of those really good things that we do. we have a very strong relationship with them. i would point out that we're in an agreement with the budget analyst recommendation on the side and to limit the amount of slightly less than $30 million, and we ask for your continued support on this. thank you. supervisor a

today, a national broadcast hour exclusive on "democracy now!" speaking with david cornwell, his pen name is john le carre. we speak about his half century of writing. >> in the name of the shareholder are to meet our as terrifying as the name -- are the things, there i said, in the name of god. >> all of that and more coming up. this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the white house is resisting calls for national moratorium on foreclosures despite revelations that major lenders may have committed fraud while forcing thousands of people out of their homes. on friday, bank of america became the first bank to halt foreclosures in all 50 states. jpmorgan chase and ally financial have suspended foreclosures i23. white house adviser david axelrod said a national moratorium is not needed. >> working with these institutions, i am not sure about a national moratorium because there are in fact valid foreclosures thatbably should go forward. >> federal housing ministers in commissioner david stevens also opp

oil workers have joined national protests against pension reforms.housands of demonstrators have been on the streets. work stopped at nine of the country's 12 refineries. >> if there's one sector that has the power to bring the french economy to a standstill, it is oil. for two weeks, strikers have been protesting plans to privatize these oil terminals. suddenly, they find themselves at the front of a much bigger national dispute over pension reform. it is their industrial action that has now spread to eight of 12 terminals around the country, and raises the specter of a crippling fuel crisis. >> one refinery closed. the other is closing by thursday evening. this entire plan will be shut down. >> in the port, over 70 trips bringing in crude oil for refining are now stranded at sea. the president of the oil industry association says the blockade and the strikes are serious. he says they're very serious. >> we will have problems supplying the depots. we will have problems of inventory. we will start having localized issues by the middle of next week. >

[captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> live coverage of the discussion on offshore drilling and regulatory oversight taking place here in the nation's capital. the story from the associated press today, bp is not say whether it will try to get new permits to drill in deep water in the gulf of mexico for the government did announce yesterday that the moratorium that was put into effect after the huge bp oil's bill is being lifted. other companies have said they will begin drilling as soon as the government lets them. that could be days or weeks away. under the policies yesterday, companies that resume drilling will have to meet new state standards. the next battle will discuss regulatory oversight and we will bring that to you in about 15 minutes with live coverage here on c-span. while we wait for the next session, i look at the decision yesterday by the president to let that regulatory ban on drilling from today's [captioning performed by national captioning institute] "washington journal [captioning perfor

the narrative is there's a national conservative resurgence that conservatives are mobilized nationally. they want to take their country back, as they say. the common wisdom is also democrats are thinking smaller. don't want any part of this national fight. the big picture ideological, what does it mean to be a democrat versus a republican fight. it is not what we are seeing from democratic voters. and we're not doing scientific polling here. this is just what we're seeing but it is what we're seeing. >> maybe you've already done it and i'm not aware thought to ask or even challenge your opponent or any other republicans to document their concern over deficit spending between 2001 and 2009. >> if my opponent says over and over we're concerned about the deficit and that means we can't do any more deficit spending, we can't do any more investments to get the country back on track, aren't they just ignoring that for the previous eight years we moved from where we were in 2000 where we had a surplus to where we are today where we have a huge national debt? i agree that the national debt is

. >> we are one nation. we are his dream. we are one nation. we are his dream. please welcome now randy winegarden and freddy hanes. . . . we want the good jobs, strong communities, and it will opportunities. and for all of these, you need a great education. access to an excellent education is a basic civil right. that is a right that too many children have been denied and this must change. we must do what we do in our best schools and all of our schools for all of our children. ,nd america's teachers thousands of whom are here today, let me hear you. [cheers and applause] america's teachers work hard every day to make a difference in their students' lives. but teachers cannot do this alone. teachers, parents, community activists, they are our everyday heroes. but even heroes need help. giving all our young people in strong start and an equal shot at life. this is why you have a teacher and a minister speaking with one voice. the teacher from new york, the preacher from the south, because the schools in your community are your schools, whether you have a child i

and gates said that would be troubling, he's a key member of my national security team. so he kind of road tests it with his close advisors but that's not the course he chose. >> rose: what do you think that general petraeus and admiral mullen owed the president? what did they owe him? >> well, they owed him... you know, this is an important question, particularly with petraeus, the kind of renown general of our era. as the book points out time and time again, the relationships with the white house never get settled. it's uneasy. there's a distrust of him. at one point petraeus actually tells one of his advisors that he thinks david axelrod-- the president's political advisor-- is nothing but a spin doctor. at one point when they're pushing back with him he tells his advisors, petraeus does "they're ef-ing with the wrong guy." the president never developed a relationship with petraeus. he never developed that relationship with mullen or they with him so it could really be kind of over a beer, over a cup of coffee. what do you really think? where are we going? there's alw

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we are the most humane nation and most just nation in the world. when we represent those values through our relationship we are a beacon to the world. so, i don't believe in building a wall. i think we need to enforce the laws we have on the books. but there was a time in the history of this country when the president stood up before the world and said mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. i will fight to make sure we don't make a mistake from the past once i'm elected to the senate. >> we are the greatest nation. we are so smart. what are we doing building a wall? why don't we use our intelligence to utilize new technology, whether they are u.a.v.'s, whether it is the technology that allows us to understand what is coming and going, again making sure we have a level of enforcement that works, making sure that when there are those that do cross over, that there is an immediate retu return. >> the federal government now offers an $18 billion loan guarantee for a gas pipeline to the lower 48. trans-canada says it needs that pumped up to $30 billion. is

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"this is america" is made possible by -- and national education association, the nation's largest advocate for children and public education. the american federation of teachers, a union of professionals. the league of arab states, representing 350 million people in 22 member countries. the rotondaro family trust. ctc foundation. afo communications. and the american life tv network. >> i think we are talking about hope and talking about opportunities and interconnectedness'. from my work what i also say, a lot of innovations. a lot of resilience. a lot of coverage. >> give me one example of courage. >> for example, disasters happening all over the place. either in the form of hurricanes or in the form of flood or other kinds of disasters like the earthquake. the coverage is in not only tried to help yourself, but you also try to help your neighbors. sometimes it is the social capital, the community involvement, even before the government and even bored into it -- before international organizations. >> that is the interconnectedness you are talking about. globalization has a dividend in bri

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she is going to sing our national anthem. would you please give a warm welcome.ause] >> ♪ oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last g leaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous nighfight o'er the ramparts we watched waere so gallantly streaming and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursing in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ [applause] >> that was beautiful. beautiful. wasn't that beautiful? by the way, she gives her talents and many community organizations around the bay area. she is with the sand francisco friends of samoa. that is her heritage. her family came from samoa. she gives her time and voice to a lot of community groups across the bay area. thank you for that beautiful and thumb. thank you. here we are at the sixth annual asia-pacific heritage -- american heritage month and celebration. this year, we have a special title. i think you see it in your

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the only constituency the national security advisor has beyond obviously the mandate on national securityto serve the president and so the relationship does matter deeply how close and how comfortable it is. jim jones didn't want the job, unlike most people in white houses who scheme and dream and plot to get there. he had to be asked to do it. and he, this is the first administration that david can correct me on this since world war ii when neither the president nor vice president has ever worn a military uniform. he was the anomaly in the white house. in 40 years as a marine, come dant of the marine corps, veteran of vietnam. will was a culture, i think, of unease with some. and it began with sniping. there was a lot of sniping at jim jobs and i guess what bothered me the most, i mean the president's decision certainly and tom donolan is an enormously capable guy is that never once with all the sniping going on against jones, most of it from inside the administration did he ever ask the photographer to come in late at night as they are pouring over the plans and-- . >> woodruff: never d

national guard and patrol people. i have been supportive of protecting our borders and making sure illegals are not in here. some of the people that mr. vitter is supported by -- some want cheap labor. they do not want them voting. as far as my record, i make sure there is no provisions. i have been a staunch hawk on border protection. there is no provision for social security or medicare or medicaid in any of the alley ws -- any of the laws in this country. i never wavered from that. mr. vitter has a problem with the truth. he will not admit that he lied and broke the law. , if yoube a policeman it di have not broken the law. you can be a teacher. you can be a fire man if you have not broke the law. he can even work for the city of new orleans. if you broke the law, you cannot. but we are going to have the u.s. senator that broke the law. heard from what various solutions -- >> what are your solutions for illegal immigration? >> we need to do a complete reform. amnesty is not in the cards. >> you do not support a pas

the bank has since been nationalized.is getting its house in order and reject those claims. >> we will not accept this ruling, and we will not be making any payments. >> the courts are said to rule again next year. he is claiming a total of 3.5 million euros in lost salary and pension payments. >> inflation is back. the cost of living is on the rise in the eurozone. the latest figures show prices gained an average of 1.8% in september year-on-yr. the biggest tax in transport costs. consumers were paying about 4% more, not just for cars and fuel but also for public transportation. and alcohol, tobacco, and accommodation prices are more expensive. a but it is not all bad news, leisure and cultural activities have actually become cheaper. u.s. federal reserve chairman ben bernanke has signalled that the u.s. central bank is poised to take new measures to boost america's sluggish economy. in a speech in boston on friday, ben bernanke said stubbornly high unemployment and the growing risk of deflation there make the case for f

the national council on alcoholism & drug abuse of st. louis sponsored a hands across the bridge rally. several hundred supporters from missouri and illinois assembled at the chain of rocks bridge to join hands and connect both states. recovery speakers and elected officials spoke at the event and a unified crowd enjoyed a day of food, fun activities, and live music. recovery supporters in delaware celebrated recovery month in their state by holding a kickoff luncheon. delaware governor ruth ann minner was on hand to speak and to recognize several individuals for their work in the substance abuse treatment field. river valley behavioral health organized a stand for recovery. citizens of owensboro, kentucky, gathered publicly on the lawn of owensboro courthouse to stand and show their support for the recovery movement. rhode islanders celebrated recovery month by attending a recovery day event in their state capital of providence. the event featured food, face painting, guest speakers, and live music, as well as prevention activities, disp

this is about what's good for the nation and it's about rebuilding the nation.that's something that everybody can come together around. that's why it was important today that the president brought together a bipartisan group of people who are experts in the field. mayors and governors out there on the front line every single day seeing how hard it is to rebuild infrastructure. we need to invest the dollars now. and they will create jobs that are so important. the jobs will be created are the ones with the highest job loss. whether this construction, manufacturing, retail, those are the middle class jobs that we need desperately to rebuild our country. >> i want to get back to the midterms and play a clip from "meet the press" yesterday. a very heated debate. let me play the exchange. both have credibility questions. >> if you look at any bank, a bigger bank. you'll find hundreds -- >> that's not what i'm asking. >> i didn't know the extent of their activity. i made mistakes with regard to my military experience. i learned a painful and humbling lesson. >> you ha

time for a check of the national forecast. latest satellite picture shows clouds moving up through the rockies, while a storm system comes in from the pacific. the rest of the country is mainly clear. later today, wet in the pacific northwest and the northern plains. a few lingering showers will be leaving the northeast. and the rest of the country should enjoy sunny skies. >>> in sports, three clutch pitching performances in baseball's division series. in the national league, san francisco scratched out the only run of a game against the braves in the fourth inning. the giants' tim lincecum gave up only two hits and struck out 14 in his postseason debut. san francisco took the series opener 1-0. game two is tonight. >>> in tampa bay, texas pitcher c.j. wilson also allowed only two hits and had seven strikeouts. and michael young hit a three-run homer as the rangers beat the rays 6-3. texas could wrap up the best of five series at home saturday. in minneapolis, the yankees lance berkman hit the go ahead home run in the fifth i