>> pat thought she wiped the floor up with him. >> i'm shocked. i'm shocked that is his response. >> chris, i tell you what, expectations were not high. i was apprehensive watching her and i was astonished at her poise and presence and she's extremely personable and i think her verbiage is excellent. she made his points, but i think she rose above her expectations and those first two folks had said, you know, she didn't miss a beat. i think that's pretty much correct in terms of how you looked that two people there. obviously, i agree with many of her arguments, but overall in terms of appearance. >> i want to stop you there, pat, because that's the point i want to make for jonathan and the argument at the heart of this. let's point out, again, she's way behind in the polls. but if you watch that debate and listen to it last night, there were clear differences. you really saw where they stood on key issues. let me play you a couple little clips here so you get an idea of what i'm talking about. >> you say you're concerned about reducing costs but

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eighty years ago, pat, do you remember that? question, the september jobs report is the last one to be released before the elections three weeks from tuesday. what will these numbers mean on november 2 for the democrats? pat. >> i think it means they are going to lose the house, john. that's gone back and forth. the real problem here is the 14 straight months. the stimulous money is running out. states and federal government are going to be cutting budgets in the coming year and it looks like there's one card left to play and that's the federal reserve, basically buying up enormous amounts of debt, putting out dollars into the economy, which means an inflation may be coming down the road, which eleanor. >> well, these pictures -- these job numbers put a gloomy overhang on the election, but i don't know that it's any gloomier than it was. there are glimmers of hope out there for the democrats. the glimmers of hope camp and the woe with me camp. i am not sure the republicans are going to take over the house and if they do, they wo

pat "the bat" spent nine seasons with the phillies. on august 17th, the philly fans showered burrell with love. he promptly homered in the game. there is not going to be a lot of love this time. >> great opportunity for me being that i played there are for effing. in the big picture, this is business. this is what it is all about.

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pat, could you please come forward? [applause] i think it is really important that pat get kudos because i think she is very modest and does not often talk about the great things she has done and what the neighborhood center does. i think it is an important story to tell. after 30 years, it was born out of a community activism and organizing for a better neighborhood. in 1980, after the school district was going to demolish a school and build condos, people like linda freeze and others organized residents from the grassroots to build a beautiful place that has helped many families in our neighborhood. that was back in 1980, 30 years ago. pat is celebrating her 20th anniversary as the director of the richmond district neighborhood andcenter. it is a thriving, living thing. it has brought joy to me and many others in our community. pat has worked tirelessly to keep it happy, healthy, and safe. when it started, it served 300 people a month. it now serves over 3000 people with a weekly food pantry. there is a children multi

supervisor chu: i would like to invite pat duffy mcgwire -- pat buffy mcgwire up.kevin, connor, and dylan. this business serves as a gateway to ocean beach. they have two locations, and the ever present the perfect bookends for the sunset district, java beach cafe. it has been in love and life work of patrick and buffy mcgwire, known to everyone in the neighborhood as pat and buffy. java beach does not just serve food. they are great in the community. every time we have had a neighborhood cleanup event, the have been the first to donate their time, their resources, bagels, muffins -- whatever is needed to help at the committee. they are set apart from other places in the district. for many people in the district, java beach service at a second home -- serves as a second home. they will meet up to reconnect. it is a second home for many in the sunset district. pat and buffy our family folks. they have three great boys and their place represents that. they do invite the atmosphere of a family-oriented business. if you go on any holiday, you will see they have this gr

pat to to you first.any evidence -- "associated press" says no and "new york times" says no, that the republicans are receiving money, karl rove or another group from foreign government and foreign corporations? s>> i am really upset. i was the youngest person on richard nixon's enemy list and i don't like it when the government goes after people. they are disingenuous. they made up a charge that's mccarthy like. for a president's responsible for blowing up the public financing, which he did and he agreed to abide by. then make money and back off to the applause of much of the press, this is unbelievable. the attack, they're demeaning the presidency. he is attacking smaller people, accusing them of being crooks and other things. i haven't seen this since richard nixon in 1970. >> juan, i guess in their mind the reason bidjoe biden made attacks is generate enthusiasm among the base. will it work with the base when there is no evidence for it what so ever? >> no. this is interesting. i have a slight point o

>> no, i was looking at pat because we both worked for president nixon. nixon used the phrase buck up. this is a referendum on progressivism. >> no, i'm talking about progressivism. what eleanor refers to as extreme policies in the pledge, we are talking about cutting taxes, limiting government, cutting the deficit. > [ inaudible ] >> let eleanor in. >> what's your point? >> i was talking about extreme policies that republican candidates are running on that the republican leaders on capitol hill don't want to be part of. >> let me just clarify. she was referring to are limited government, lowering the tax burden. constitutional government. >> exit question. >> get it in here, pat. >> on a scale of 0 to 10, what is the probability that obama will close the intensity gap with republicans and motivate his coalition to buck up and turn out next month? 0 to 10? >> it is a 0, john. he can't -- he can maybe make some gains, but the real problem, obama's great mistake is he misread an election that said get rid of republicans as a mandate for transformational cha

pat. >> i think the democrats will hold the senate. >> i agree. i think -- i see the republicans getting 7, maybe 8 seats, but i don't see 50. >> they'll get 10. republicans will take the senate. they'll get 10. republicans will take the senate. >> really? >> yeah. >> will miss o'donnell make it? >> she's not going to make it to the senate. the democrat st are going to hold the senate. >> i think you probably right. issue three, obama's mendacity. >> a new book on barack obama is now in the stores. it is titled, "the mendacity of hope" written by roger d. hodge with a subtitle of quote, barack obama and the betrayal of american liberalism, unquote. on the fly leap of five prominent liberal intellectuals endorsing the book. bowman, wolfe, and cline. naomi cline says this, quote, ready to wake up from the obama dream yet? if so, this thrillingly scathing and relentlessly truthful thing is called your strong cup of coffee. secures of sloppy culture that will this political era intervene. while expertly unmasking the corporate machine that is the real

one of the major players of the team, pat burrell. >> he may have been hitless tonight, but pat burrells a big reason the giants are still playing right now. he may be dominating in his career. but it all began right here in the bay area, at bellerman college prep. not much as changed at the home of the bells since pat last played there. there is the one big exception. that would be the left field wall. the fence has been raised. and it's all because of him. burl was 6'4", and weighed 220 pounds. he used to send the track kids running when he launched ball after ball in the park. his manager knew he had a special player on his hands there. >> really opened up a lot of doors for me. >> just unbelievable to go to watch the giants play and watch pot play. to see him excel. and to have the time in his life and his baseball career. >> all right. cunningham says that burl is one of the best players he's coached. definitely in the top five. he never had any doubts that pat would have the success he has right now. he hopes that the success continues a little longer through this month. >> we're

pat? >> reporter: the prosecutor said the cops were obsessed with gary condit that it derailed the investigation into chandra levy's murder for years and years. chancera's mother, susan ley, at superior court facing the accused killer of her daughter for the first time. can you give me your thoughts? >> no, thank you. the weather is nice today. >> reporter: can you tell us what you think of the opening statements? >> no. i can't make any comments. >> reporter: or guandique? >> no thank you. >> reporter: when chandra went missing in may 2001, susan levy won't a crusade to focus on the case and force police to search for her daughter. in court, prosecutor amanda haynes described chandra as attractive and vivacious 24-year-old woman. but she said chandra had a secret. an affair with gary condit, a married congressman, 30 years her nior. the prosecutor haynes said in some ways, law enforcement let miss levy and h family down. they were so distracted by the juicy story of the congressman and th

pat toomey was tea party before there was a tea party. gwen: before tea party was cool. >> before it was invented, never mind cool. and the polls show that race is now neck-and-neck, a dead heat. what's going on there is the big mystery. part of it is that democrats who actually have a registration edge in pennsylvania -- there are more democrats than republican although some of them vote republican on election day -- democrats are coming back to the fold a little bit. some of this you would have expected all along, but -- and everybody expected this race to narrow up a little bit. but part of it is, one of the things you saw in those ads but also in the debate clip, negative advertising. every voter hates negative advertising but every politician knows that negative advertising works and sestak has hammered away charging that pat toomey, the conservative tea party republican, would cut social security, privatize social security is one charge, of course, a long story we could get into, and that he's against roe v. wade, against abortion r

>> no, i was looking at pat because we both worked for president nixon. nixon used the phrase buck up. this is a referendum on progressivism. >> no, i'm talking about progressivism. what eleanor refers to as extreme policies in the pledge, we are talking about cutting taxes, limiting government, cutting the deficit. > [ inaudible ] >> let eleanor in. >> what's your point? >> i was talking about extreme policies that republican candidates are running on that the republican leaders on capitol hill don't want to be part of. >> let me just clarify. she was referring to are limited government, lowering the tax burden. constitutional government. >> exit question. >> get it in here, pat. >> on a scale of 0 to 10, what is the probability that obama will close the intensity gap with republicans and motivate his coalition to buck up and turn out next month? 0 to 10? >> it is a 0, john. he can't -- he can maybe make some gains, but the real problem, obama's great mistake is he misread an election that said get rid of republicans as a mandate for transformational cha

quinn. ♪ ♪ >> my name is pat quinn.the governor of illinois. now, are you ready to vote? are you fired up and ready to go? you know, illinois, we believe in government of the people, and by the people, and for the people. it shall not pairish from this earth. and what do people do best? they vote in election. that's what it's all about this tuesday. we want to make sure that everybody in our society gets a chance to really have a say so. and that's why this election on tuesday is so important. because in 2008, we changed the guard in america and in 2010 we're going to guard the change to our country. now, yesterday, yesterday in our state of illinois we buried a very special person, bishop arthur brazer, 89 years old arks great man. and hebled in voting. if you don't vote, you don't have a voice in democracy. and those of us who gathered at that funeral i think bishop brazer would want us on tuesday and every election day to exercise our right to vote. it will make you big and strong if you vote. we believe in that in o

greg-alogue, mtv town hall, pat, you are wrong about why mtv is having the casting call. they want to make sure both sides are representatives. >> you got it, andy. good for you. >> bernadette, you said they belong to the church of body modification and i belong to the church of cut the crap. i can't speak for your church, but in fact they have been around since 2008 and has over 3500 members. >> i have more than that many voices in my head. >> all right. church of body modification is looking for corporate sponsorship. >> there you go. >> and their church is -- their twitter name is church of bod-mod. >> you backed the girl with the knows ring and bernadette, you said you don't go to school to exercise religious beliefs. you go there to learn. they say there is a reason school officials can regulate personal appearance, if it is vulgar or object scene or a reasonable basis such as maintaining safety or discipline. i can't see where any of those apply here. chuck plus for matt and check minus for bernadette. >> thank you. >> also, bernadette, you said arana was told she c

pat burrel is the only one. you were down in san jose working with him and hanging out with some of his old coaches. >> reporter: yeah. before he was helping lead the giants into the post season, before he won a world series ring with the phillies, before he was the overall number 1 draft pick in baseball pat burrel was dominating here and that's where his baseball journey really began. today the bellerman baseball field in san jose looks much like it did back when pat played there with one exception. >> the high fence in left wasn't here when pat played in 1995. >> reporter: but it's there now because of him. >> they'd stop track practice because he'd be bombing them as they ran track. we'd have to put an extra fielder on the football field just to catch balls and make sure people were as safe as possible. >> reporter: that's when the baseball coach at the time, fwaer cunningham, knew he had a special player on his hands. >> he's always been a strong, dynamic individual. a real team player. >> reporter: and his

pat? eun? >> thanks, jerry. two men are dead this morning after they we hit while trying to across the street. they were on their way to a friend's house early sunday morning when a car hit them. it happened at 3:00 as they were trying to cross rockville pike. after stopping for a moment, t driver got back in his car and tried to drive off. darcy spencer has more. >> reporter: two men were struck and killed early sunday morning. the car has extensive damage to the windshield d front bumper. police conducted a field sobriety second on alejandro roman at the scene and developed probable cause he had been driving under the influence of alcohol. he gave a breathalyzer te but authorities so far have not provided the results. adam hosinski and weichbrod were struck and killed. they're hoping video from the area could assist in their situation. roman got out of the car and checked on the victims. >> at that point a witness contacted him and advised him he needed to return to the scene. the driver did walk back to the s

we need to see what the real facts are and the secret deals pat quinn has put in place. this is just a continuation of rod blagojevich, pat quinn's followed suit with his partner and we don't know the truth what's going on in state government. >> whittled down the deficit? >> we have a structural deficit we estimate about $5 billion. we spend about $57 billion. so yeah, families and businesses have had to make the tough choices to do that. but that's what we have to do. under pat quinn's plan we had human service agencies going out of business and firing people because he is overpromised and underdelivered. i believe if we balance our budget we deliver on what -- and people can expect it we can make it work. >> are you describing the kind of belt tightening that former governor jim edgar put citizens of illinois through? it was uncomfortable but balanced the budget. >> look what happened. we created jobs. we had integrity in government. no question that we need to go back to the days of the jim edgar who had the fiscal discipline to be truthful. no secret deals. but blag

this reminds me of pat's old boss saying i'm not a crook. when you come on saying what you're not, she's not a hobgoblin or sorceress. she's said so many silly things, not about herself, but policy. china has a plan to take over the united states. that scientists have created mice with human brains. the witch thing is indeed silly, but she has shown she's just not ready for prime time. >> pat, i don't know where you stand on evolution, but she said the other day in a quote, she doesn't believe in evolution, but she said otherwise monkeys would be chasing in front of us. >> the vast majority of people believe evolution and christian creation should be taught side by side, but again, look at what she's doing. >> you weren't taught it. >> i never took biology. they made me take greek, chris. she is down 14 points. this is the for you. what she's trying to do, she's trying to connect with the people of delaware. it is us versus them. >> would you vote for her or coons? >> i would vote for her in a second. i would not vote for coons. the guy is a

. >> joe: pat burrell is first up. here is his history. number one overall pick by the phillies in '98. won a ring with philadelphia in 2008. next year signed with the tampa bay rays relief. this may 15, signed with the giants on may 29. he has added a presence in their line-up and in their clubhouse. he takes a strike. 18 home runs in the regular season. he has four hits. in 17 at-bats in this nlcs against his former club. one home run this post season. was trying to call time. didn't get it. un -- count 0-2. >> tim: oswalt works rapidly. curveball out of the strike zone. >> joe: the 0-2. hit in the air, down the left-field line in the corner. >> tim: when pat burrell was released by the tampa bay rays he went to his home in scottsdale, it was may 15. wait a minute. it's too hot here to stay here in the summertime. i have to play baseball! he told me that before the game. his agent got him a job, san diego or the giants. it was the giants. have they ever been pleased. >> joe: grew up a giants fan as a kid. takes a pitch in the dirt. ball

. >> i'm pat lawson muse in for joe krebs. it's tuesday, october 12th, 2010. here's an early look at the washington skyline. 64 degrees in the nation's capital. looking pretty good out there. feeling pretty good. tom, keep that good weather coming. >> pleasant start to the day. good morning to you. we do have temperatures around the region mild. it's now in the mid-60s in washington and near the bay and virginia tidewater. lower eastern shore, low 60s. 50s in many locations in virginia. 60 degre on the mountains of western maryld, west virginia. cooler start there as usual in the upper 40s this morning. and we will have just a few clouds comi through as we have a weak front thrgh pennsylvania that will drift our way later on and bring clouds throughout the day. so some clouds around this morning and during the afternoon. a small chance of an isolated shower, perhaps a passing thund thundershower. weesday, partly cloudy, much cooler. rain likely. chilly rain at that with highs near 60. jerry, how is the traffic? >> let's take to the ai chopper 4 checking out tr

this reminds me of pat's old boss saying i'm not a crook. when you come on saying what you're not, she's not a hobgoblin or sorceress. she's said so many silly things, not about herself, but policy. china has a plan to take over the united states. that scientists have created mice with human brains. the witch thing is indeed silly, but she has shown she's just not ready for prime time. >> pat, i don't know where you stand on evolution, but she said the other day in a quote, she doesn't believe in evolution, but she said otherwise monkeys would be chasing in front of us. >> the vast majority of people believe evolution and christian creation should be taught side by side, but again, look at what she's doing. >> you weren't taught it. >> i never took biology. they made me take greek, chris. she is down 14 points. this is the for you. what she's trying to do, she's trying to connect with the people of delaware. it is us versus them. >> would you vote for her or coons? >> i would vote for her in a second. i would not vote for coons. the guy is a

he will head land rally in support of pat quinn. on the near west side, judy wang, wgn news. >>> green party gubernatorial candidate rich whitney is hoping to be include in the upcoming debates against governor pat quinn. and his challenger republican bill brady. >> i'm here today to announce a campaign to get each of these civic organizations to do the right thing, respect the voters and include me in each of these debates. >> whitney says that the criteria to participate in the debate is based on public opinion polling and that's something he has no control over and is calling on concerned voters to contact debate sponsors to appeal on his behalf. >>> a prominent hispanic politician is making an endorsement for chicago mayor. illinois commerce commissioner manihi flores says he is backing former chicago school board president gary chico for mayor. flores is a former chicago alderman and some had considered him a strong candidate for mayor. but flores says chico is the best qualified candidate. >> gary has time and again demonstrat

pat, back to you. >> all right, pat. and pat, i have a question. has he had any medical issues at all? or any run-ins with the law before? has he ever done anything that got him arrested before? >> reporter: i'm not certai about the arrest but i talked to his faher. and i talk to his uncle. and they say he was in good health. that he had no medical issues. they're all thered in that house back there, wendy. they're in a state of mourning. they want some questions answer ked they said they want justice. >> okay. pat collin, thank you. >>> a manassas man heading to a new job was hit and kill by a pickup tck this morning. it happened near a busy commuter lot on duries road in virginia. derrick ward is at the scene. >> reporter: pat, take a look behind me. th is dumfries road. down the sway route 1. lots of reasons to cross here. you have a busy commuter lot, a drive-through establishment. no way to cross safely. that led to a deadly scenario. 38-year-old miguel from manassas is originally from el salvador. he had been in the u.s.or about 11 years and

pat toomey pat? >> thank you. i got into the race because i'm very concerned. i'm convinced the federal government is taking us down the wrong track, the wrong path of the way to much government. look at what we have seen in the last 18 months. serial bailout of failing companies, nationalizing and tire industries, spending on a scale never thought possible. the corresponding deficits and debt completely unaffordable. add in the cap and trade energy tax, and government-run health care -- is it any wonder we have no recovery? with all these policy problems, is it any wonder we are not creating jobs? congressman joe sestak has been in washington the past four years and has voted on every item on that agenda list. he thinks it has not gone far enough. he is so extreme that he is left of nancy pelosi. we need to limit the size of government and get spending and a control, keep the taxes low, and encourage job growth in the private sector. >> alright, you took one of the words from my mouth. that is extreme or extremist. i want to talk to about not only your party l

we want to bring in pat buchanan.s a republican strategist and msnbc political analyst and with him is analyst peter fang. we've got christine o'donnell who juan with the backing of 5% of eligible voter, then sharron angle won with 4%. linda mcmahon won with 6% in connecticut and carl paladino with just 2% of the eligible votes in new york. for everybody out there, explain, does this really represent the mainstream republican party, what we're seeing here? >> it certainly represents in those states, if you will, a dominant voice in the republican party. you left out rand paul and joe miller and others who have won. but let me say this. you mentioned sharron angle. she not only raised $13 million in the third quarter, she just had a debate with harry reid where it's generally conceded she beat him up rather badly. she's ahead by a couple of point, beating the majority leader of the united states senate. i think she's going to win. christine o'donnell is probably too far behind, but she had an outstanding debate. thomas

. >> joe: pat burrell is first up. here is his history. number one overall pick by the phillies in '98. won a ring with philadelphia in 2008. next year signed with the tampa bay rays relief. this may 15, signed with the giants on may 29. he has added a presence in their line-up and in their clubhouse. he takes a strike. 18 home runs in the regular season. he has four hits. in 17 at-bats in this nlcs against his former club. one home run this post season. was trying to call time. didn't get it. un -- count 0-2. >> tim: oswalt works rapidly. curveball out of the strike zone. >> joe: the 0-2. hit in the air, down the left-field line in the corner. >> tim: when pat burrell was released by the tampa bay rays he went to his home in scottsdale, it was may 15. wait a minute. it's too hot here to stay here in the summertime. i have to play baseball! he told me that before the game. his agent got him a job, san diego or the giants. it was the giants. have they ever been pleased. >> joe: grew up a giants fan as a kid. takes a pitch in the dirt. ball

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