nev legitimately falls in love. head over heels. >> love? >> love. i think critics don't get it. he loses his sense of caution. the two filmmakers. young, hip guys in new york. why they didn't google her and find out stuff about her, that wasn't clear. i believe them. >> you made me want to see it. >> good. >> you can see more tonight on abc's "20/20" at 10:00, 9:00 central. >>> when we come back, we're all going to get in the tub. or rig so who is "making stuff up"? the news media say it's bob ehrlich... with attacks that have been called "false" and "misleading." made up attacks bob ehrlich knows aren't true. but here's what's not made up. bob ehrlich's $3 billion in taxes and fees. the $2.5 million he got paid working at a lobbying firm. or the fact ehrlich worked for the casinos to put slots at arundel mills mall. now, bob...that's all true. ♪ is the reason why i know oh, oh ♪ >>> okay. does this look familiar? we are having fun. robin and george will tell you. it's not easy to avoid the suds at bath time. but did you know there are tricks for a

nev legitimately falls in love. head over heels. >> love? >> love.hy i think critics don't get it. he loses his sense of caution. the two filmmakers. young, hip guys in new york. why they didn't google her and find out stuff about her, that wasn't clear. i believe them. >> you made me want to see it. >> good. >> you can see more tonight on abc's "20/20" at 10:00, 9:00 central. i'm bob ehrlich. i'm not the kind of guy who likes to hang on the sidelines. today maryland's in trouble. we're worse off than we were four years ago. dangerous debt, higher taxes, not enough jobs. we need real leadership to turn this state around. fix the budget honestly. grow small businesses, really. excellent schools everywhere. protect the bay, finally. it's why i'm running -- to make the state we love not just good, but great. now let's get down to work. ♪ is the reason why i know oh, oh ♪ >>> okay. does this look familiar? we are having fun. robin and george will tell you. it's not easy to avoid the suds at bath time. but did you know there are tricks for a relatively sp

they cannot keep democratic voters away from poles in, say, nev.. >> that is where this to play, it did play in nevada, and harry reid's election strategy relies on a lot of latino -- >> the idea that is suppression is complete nonsense. that involves the use of the authority of government in preventing a vote. this is advice to not go out and vote -- >> no -- >> secondly, what is unique is that in broadcasting, out of all the races in the the country, you'd showed one that did not appear on television. >> let's get the definitions clear. suppression is not talking about the government's and did republicans up and telling people not to vote -- suppression is not talking about the government's hand. republicans have been telling people not to vote on tuesday, but on wednesday, that they will check your registration. all these things have been done by republicans over the years. >> and what was shown is not of that. it does not give a wrong date of the election or to say that you have a literacy requirement it's as don't vote. you are and adultery you can go or not. -- you are and adults.

nev legitimately falls in love. head over heels. >> love? >> love.is sense of caution. the two filmmakers. young, hip guys in new york. why they didn't google her and find out stuff about her, that wasn't clear. i believe them. >> you made me want to see it. >> good. >> you can see more tonight on abc's "20/20" at 10:00, 9:00 central. >>> when we come back we're all going to get in the tub. or right by the tub, with the dogs. ♪ is the reason why i know oh, oh ♪ >>> okay. does this look familiar? we are having fun. robin and george will tell you. it's not easy to avoid the suds at bath time. but did you know there are tricks for a relatively splash-free at home for doggies? we have america's favorite veterinarian, dr. marty becker here to join us. hey, marty. >> hello. >> i was surprised to know the frequency of washing. >> want to get out already? >> he's trying to escape. get me out of here. >> as the veterinarian, 30 years ago, we were told never to bathe our dogs. now, you want to bathe the dogs at least once a month. most indoor dogs once a week.

a step to keep democratic voters away from pulls in, say, nev. >> that is where this did play. it did play in nevada, and obviously, harry reid's reelection strategy relies on a large latino turnout. >> the idea that it is oppression is complete nonsense. suppression implies the use of the authority of government in providing the vote. this is advice, don't go out and vote. sometimes it is good advice. secondly, what is new and unique here is that in broadcasting, out of all the tens of thousands of advertisements in all the races and the country, you show one that, as you said, did not appear on television. >> let's get the definitions clear. suppression is not talking about the government's hand. republicans of done this before, telling people that you don't vote on tuesday, you vote on wednesday, that date are going to check your registration and if you have an address to record -- an arrest record -- >> and this advertisement that was shown was none of that. it does not give a wrong date of the election, it does not say that you have a literacy requirement. it says don't vo

. >> thank you, nev.! >> the fourth and final will zigzag to the country's difficult battle grounds. sarah palin will be delivering what she calls her a simple message. >> we, the little guy, overtaxed, overregulated, overburdened, had it up to here. the liberty loving, mama grizzlies we had enough and we're taking it back and putting government back on our side. for we, the people. >> the liberty at the ballot box store will end up in concord, new hampshire. one day before the election, and that is for the first primary will be held on the next presidential election. sarah palin got plenty of encouragement to run, today. >> and you going to be the next president? please? >> thank you for the encouragement. >> governor, what about the critics? what to say to the critics? >> and they're going to say what they're going to say, and that i just answered the critics, i could close up shop and did nothing else. >> election day is just a few weeks away, early voting already in california and 22 other states in th

reports now from the state with the highest unemployment rate, nev.. >> on the road, you can see theprawling desert that makes nv of the driest place in the usa. the unwelcome distinction is having the highest unemployment in america. the silver state is a little tarnished. reno is on a losing streak. i have come here with a crop, the iconic picture by a shepherd farrey. you probably remember this from the election. >> i think he is terrible. he's the worst president that i know of. >> i think he's a good man. i think he's doing the best he can, but a lot of people are lined up against him. >> the bad is an important battleground. it's home to one of obama's main allies, the leader in the senate. now he is vulnerable to the republican revival and particularly to the visible, vocal, and vibrant movement party.the two-partea >> angle tramped over more mainstream candidates. the senate leader, harry reid, is painting her as a very far to the right. >> we have these guys on the back. >> to some of her supporters, busy stuffing envelopes, this is not just about winning an election. this i

races in call out, nev., washington state, even west virginia, where a popular governor is and the fight of his political life. vice-president joe biden says not to worry. >> on november 3, the democrats will retain a majority in the house, a majority in the senate, and these two folks will be heading to the state capital. >> mark, do you think the vice president is being overly optimistic? >> 1948, harry truman was the 10-1 underdog to thomas dewey, and the secretary of the senate put on old clothes and a battered hat and walk from -- and walked all through the midwest and came back and said, "how every tournament is going to win -- have truman is going to wind." only person in washington. joe biden will win that award is the democrats retain both houses. he is alone, virtually, in that prediction. >> charles? >> the sage of wilmington strikes again. i think the republican chatter about how big it will be, measuring the drapes for the speakership, it is bad, because it means that if the republicans do well but not overwhelming, it will be considered a defeat, the same way that in the ne

. >> couric: lightning may nev >> couric: lightning may never strike the same place twice but you canit rich twice. just ask ernest pullen of bonne terre, missouri. in june he won a million dollars in a scratch-off lottery game. this month he won another with a $2 million prize. pullen, who is 57, said he once dreamed of winning a jackpot, so sometimes dreams do come true, sometimes twice. bernie schwartz didn't seem destined for good fortune. a child of the depression he got caught up in gang violence and was the target of anti-semitism. then he found his calling and a new name. tony curtis. long one of hollywood's biggest stars, curtis died last night of cardiac arrest. jim axelrod has his story. >> reporter: perhaps no one enjoyed being a hollywood heartthrob more than tony curtis, right up to the end. >> i had all that dark hair and blue eyes, a nice figure, jumping around. i mean, how could you not go for me? i even went for me. >> reporter: he shook off pretty boy roles to become a respected actor starting with "sweet smell of success." and was a noble slave in "spartacus," and

about the same number take a luh break on occasion. 13% nev take a break from work to even eat. level execs, they were more likely to take that lunch brk and then take a break more often than women. looking for a job? you probably have been told that the key lies in knowing the right perso more than 75% of job seekers find their nxt opportunity through their network according to a care build er dot com survey. how do you take your first step to build a network? aaron gilchrist shows us how using your refrigerator. >> reporter: it is the state of the economy from college graduates to longtime career professionals, a lot of people are out of work and lookingfor jobs. to get back on their feet experts have one word of advice -- network. >> 70% to 80% the way most eople will wind up getting their jobs is because somebody knows somebody who knows somebody. >> reporter: how do you build a network and who exactly should be included? a n article by career builder says that lay out a simple plan involving your refrigerator. grab a few pies of paper and tape them across your refrigerator.

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. >> nev. that's the most dangerous thing that could evehappen to her. she can be raped, e can be be up, peopl can do all thgs ther, all terrible thingsut when it comes to love, tt's what probably can kill her. >> rose: in the beginni you di't think you had a good chance of getting this role. >> no. >> rose: because? >> becau i thought they were gointo judge me r being t feminine, too girly, too... because sometimes people see you... you know, i'm an actress, i can change into anying. i can fat. i can be blond. i can bekinn i can shave my head. you know, it's like i can transform into anything. i know this, but it's not so often people can see that. >> rose: you did an interesting thing. tell me if i have this thing right. you said "i'm not coming to do an audition, i'm coming to do a part." >> yeah. >> rose: "so i'll sho you wh i'm about. not because i'll do some audition." >> i just wanted to work immediately. i don't like auditions. thin it' rlly diffict to come and try to convince people to pick me, love me. so my way is jus to sttthe work today and

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♪ >> decision 2010 governor, sarah palin is on a new tea party bus tour in the kickoff was in reno, neveering crowds that she said she conceit 20 calls from her house! >> be here, and i think you, that! " when her this was exactly the come christmas to loo this will zigzag to the country's a little. >> and the overburden, had it up to here, mama chrysalis, liberty lobbloving mama grizzlies will take government back on our side. >> this tour will end up in concord new hampshire one day before the election. that is for the first primary will be held in the presidential election and she got plenty of encouragement to run, today. >> thank you for your encouragement. >> governor, what what yor critics? would you say to your critics who say your too divisive?, they're going to say what they're going to say. and i-will close up shop and do nothing if i listen to them. >> and politicians are racing against the clock. early voting is now under way and 23 states and the district of columbia. >> the 49ers to their first victory at the expense of the raiders. hear what players are selling on both s

france as a day goes on the timehere is a lr afternoon high spirits 73 santa rosa, 70 nev., 64 san francisco saying 69. mid-70s down into the warmer spots in the south bay and the livermore valley. 7 day around the bay continues to show a similar temperatures for the next few days. we will get a chance of rain out of there by tomorrow. drive for thursday, friday and by the weekend we will warm up nicely. finally getting into the 80s in some of those warmer inland locations. '70s around the bay and '60s for the coast. tuesday of next week beach weather. summer is coming back on your tuesday. >> waking up to a trouble free commune no problems on the roadways. you can see we are in a clear the bay bridge toll plaza. a few more cars than was off five minutes ago but easy conditions for you westbound ride. drive times across this band.san mateo bridge no probles here you can see those taillights headed in the commute direction towards foster city. no back up at the toll plaza clocking in 12 minutes across the span. golden gate bridge nice quiet ride no problems for your southbound trip novato int

marin county, nev. to san francisco 23 minutes. crosstown traffic here in san francisco moving along just fine, no problems on the james lick or inbound headed southbound, here red from the 101 is about a 15 minute trip. these down to the lower deck from free commune. james. >> thank you, as government officials tried to ensure that it never happens again since samper yesterday representatives held a meeting to explain the latest kron4 reports the meeting did break down some new information but still left lot of unanswered questions. >> i think there's an ongoing frustration that we still do not know why the public exploded. >> 6 1/2 weeks after the blast from the ruptured pipeline that created this firestorm and she is right there is still no definitive answer on weapons. >> it seems like there could of been a lot more done, after this incident it will bring a lot to the forefront. >> this disaster kron did regulators to force pg&e to forced pg&e to examine its pipeline the result, 38 pipelines were leaking and repaired. the compa

your numbers 95 degrees, at 3 eastern napa, nev., san rafael, san francisco 82 degrees. clear of the '90s and the upper 80s for downtown, was a bit of debris is helping to close down. however as we heard further south, we will see jet which is getting into the '90s. along the coastline we're chopping and the low 90s, about 93 to livermore. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. today looks like it will be the peak of the heat, cooling-off tomorrow getting back down to low 90s, much cooler weather, the '70s for many in the spots. let's check in their gut. >with iraq at.erica. >> nice, easy conditions coming from all approaches the metering lights are still set the ball. traffic is light of the building in the commune direction towards foster city, but lsi traffic is moving pretty well those headlights movies slated to hayward, no reports of problems or a. delay. delays quiet at thn gate bridge, wrapping up here with a quick shot of the mid peninsula, amid great one no one is moving well in both directions. headlights headed southbound. james. >> thank you a year aft

headlights headed said band entire ride coming down from marin county to san of this is a pretty good shape, nevlimits 23 minutes. quick look at the upper east shore here is westbound 80 moving to albany a very easy ride, no delays just about 16 minutes as the past golden gate fields in to see if it does go. let's get the latest in a weather department. >> we will still call a halt. " you're starting to cool off, golden gate is clear, of free, we will start to see those temperatures really does start to ease up a bit. san francisco 64 getting up to the mid to '70s high-temperature 79. not getting at of the '70s instead of this year to date. karen temperatures, but to the standards of temperatures and low 60s mid-60's for oakland, hayward, so bay as well. the coast 54 half moon bay. as we take it through the day, ted clark, warmup funny as '70s. new oon and mr. beatty's and '70s. there red than his moves in, there will be some 90 is not quite as much or the past couple of days and then back down into the seventies by the o'clock york, the numbers are getting weapons the '90s but just barely. hitt

we're keeping an eye on a nev nor'easter, possibly. i don't think it will be all that bad. we have got low pressure in the ohio river valley, also down in the southeast, they're going to merge later tomorrow along the northeast coast, deepening area, lots of rain, strong winds developing from washington, d.c. to boston. the heaviest rain looks like it will be boston to the north. and this one could produce winds at 50 to 60-mile-per-hour. and rainfall amounts we're talking about anywhere from two to fight inches of rain west of new york city up to b >>> here's a sunny view of the golden gate bridge which i think by the evening commute may start to see low clouds trying to spill back into the bay. empty meantime another hot day. also a spare the air day for unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups out toward the east bay valleys. you can see highs mainly in the 90s inland. a bit cooler on the coast and around the tip of the peninsula today. much cooler the next few days. >>> and that's your latest weather. >>> al, thank you very much. still ahead, much more from chile wher

told the jury he nev asked kopp to kill his parents. kopp made it all up. thatight to steal christopher's hidden stash. boxes full of drugs. >> how much marijuanaid you store in these boxes? >> in the top box, two pounds. >> what was the value of that? >> $7,000. >> reporter: in fact the very day of e murder, said christopher, a hopped up kopp called him again and again, desperate to buy drugs. chstopher told him between his mother's birthday party and a movie he couldn't do it. >> why did you tell him that you couldn't get the drugs? >> overruled. >> i told him i left it in my room at my parents' house. >> that's what gave kopp the idea where to go to get the drugs. >> tt still doesn't explain why he would in cold blood murder and attempt to murder these two people. >> he went to get the drugs. found the suttons home. and they could recognize him. he panicked. he was in a drug spor and shot them both. >> reporter: so if you were garrett kopp, wouldn't you try to implicate thean who turned you in to police? here is the thing, said christopher here, can unde

i think of all the issues, that one is going to play in your state, nev., i think harry reid will have a problem explaining why he voted for medicare cuts. >> one of the great features of the c-span video library is the ability to clip ensure progress with your friends. during this campaign season, that includes more than 100 bates. if you are new to it all, watch the tutorial on how to clip and share our web site. search, find and share with the c-span video library. >> the editor in chief of hot line joins us to talk about several different races. we begin with washington state. h washington state. michelle obama was campaigning for patty murray. she travels to california today. let's begin with washington state, reid wilson. that could decide senate control. >> yes, it will be neck-and-neck until the end. instead of people going to a polling place in washington, everybody gets a ballot couple of weeks before the election. that helps to boost turnout. it has held both parties in the past. this year, i think it helps patty murray. i think the democratic base is deflated, is not necess

the president has nev never -- that's a sound bite. >> that is a sound bite. >> i -- he has never likedtalking to the american people, a dangerous thing to do. >> i still have hope, sorry, guys. robert reich standing by in the greenroom. >> you know our man, willie green in south carolina? he sat down with lawrence o'donnell last night. he threw out the theory that jim demint personally started this recession. lawrence will dig into that. >>> plus, the streaker at the obama rally. who is the guy? why did he do it? answers to your pressi ining questions from "morning joe" comes right back. look at all this stuff for coffee. oh there's tons. french presses, espresso tampers, filters. it can get really complicated. not nearly as complicated as shipping it, though. i mean shipping is a hassle. not with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service. if it fits it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. that is easy. best news i've heard all day! i'm soooo amped! i mean not amped. excited. well, sort of amped. really kind of in between. have you ever thought about decaf? do

when i lived in las vegas, nev., there was water 50 feet underground everywhere.s that water not used staloff -- not used down off the drawing the water from somewhere else? this water used in loss -- not used? of are they drawling the water from somewhere else? guest: there is water in las vegas. one of the things i was told the the people that are concerned about the water issue criticize the casinos for those fountains, but those fountains actually recycle water from the underground aquifer of las vegas. but again, and aquifer is replenished very slowly and overtime. if you take out water faster than you replenish it, you are essentially drawing down the community savings accounts and it will take years or decades to replenish that savings account. i am not sure what the reservoir situation is underneath las vegas, but whenever it is, it is not something that will recharge very fast. if you take it now in 2010, 2015, 2020, it will not be there essentially for another 100 years. they probably want to do that with some care. host: another trader from a viewer tha

let's go to our first call, michael in las vegas, nev., on the republicans' line. caller: good morning. how are you this morning? host: fine, thanks. caller: working with th -- coming back from india, i was working with some actors on a film. a press conference was on the web, all over tv there. i'm an actor. but the name michael allen -- host: tell us your thoughts on pakistan, since you're just in india. caller: it seems that they split it, muslims, and all the muslims decided to concentrate in pakistan. most of your violence is going on in the northern area. a lot of times it is down to rock-throwing and stuff. basically, the problem is nationality. i was there for close to the hotel during the mumbai situation, and it comes down to very simply having other people to your dirty work. host: let's look at this story from "the new york times." ona's steps of drone attacks the taliban in pakistan. american officials said the cia has drastically increased its bombing campaign in the mountains of pakistan in recent weeks. the strikes are part of an effort by military

we're keeping an eye on a nev nor'easter, possibly. >> good morning. that rain will be moving in here by tomorrow morning. right now off to a dry start. mostly clear sky. it's chilly. things have changed with a northeast breeze. 50 degrees in the suburbs. 40s in many of the rural areas. ghs today climbing into the 60s with sunshine. but then clouding up today and this afternoon. rain likely off and on through thursday. highs near 60 endinghursday night. small chance of a shower friday and saturday. >>> and that's your latest weather. >>> al, thank you very much. still ahead, much more from chile where the rescue of these trapped miners is going on right now. more from that emotional scene. just drive, we'll get there! adventure runs on dunkin', with our maple cheddar brkfast sandwich. breakfast just got a whole lot sweeter. bob ehrlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased state spending by record amounts. ehrlich raised $3 billion in taxes and fees... including property taxes... and a 40% increase in clege tuition. and now he's made over $1

i would nev pass a law that lets the most dangerous and violentffenders out early.when you commit a parole violation, that is wrong. it is not politicizing. it doesn't matter if -- i will fight my own party if that is the case. i have talked to parole officers that tol me the state wasn't prepared. there has been no training other than the past couple of weeks. the law was passed so quickly, and you said that i was not telling the truth when i said that sex offenders won't be released early. he saw the first few folks that were released that were sex offenders. you haven't told the people of that sex offenders are being released early. >> i would restate wt i said befo. to politicize this issue for his own personal, political ambition is appalling. the issue is that we have offenders that are getting ready to be released into the community, including sex offenders that might have no place to live. if you let them out without them knowing where they're going, or you require a period of strict supervision? we major the strict supervision is imposed on the offenders th

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when i lived in las vegas, nev., there was water 50 feet underground everywhere.that water not used staloff -- not used down off the drawing the water from somewhere else? this water used in loss -- not used? of are they drawling the water from somewhere else? guest: there is water in las vegas. one of the things i was told the the people that are concerned about the water issue criticize the casinos for those fountains, but those fountains actually recycle water from the underground aquifer of las vegas. but again, and aquifer is replenished very slowly and overtime. if you take out water faster than you replenish it, you are essentially drawing down the community savings accounts and it will take years or decades to replenish that savings account. i am not sure what the reservoir situation is underneath las vegas, but whenever it is, it is not something that will recharge very fast. if you take it now in 2010, 2015, 2020, it will not be there essentially for another 100 years. they probably want to do that with some care. host: another trader from a viewer that

let's go to our first call, michael in las vegas, nev., on the republicans' line.ler: good morning. how are you this morning? host: fine, thanks. caller: working with th -- coming back from india, i was working with some actors on a film. a press conference was on the web, all over tv there. i'm an actor. but the name michael allen -- host: tell us your thoughts on pakistan, since you're just in india. caller: it seems that they split it, muslims, and all the muslims decided to concentrate in pakistan. most of your violence is going on in the northern area. a lot of times it is down to rock-throwing and stuff. basically, the problem is nationality. i was there for close to the hotel during the mumbai situation, and it comes down to very simply having other people to your dirty work. host: let's look at this story from "the new york times." ona's steps of drone attacks the taliban in pakistan. american officials said the cia has drastically increased its bombing campaign in the mountains of pakistan in recent weeks. the strikes are part of an effort by military oper