rick raises to 8. >> rick bluffed -- many an intune moment this week. this is probably the worst. >> viffer over the top to 13,000. >> now i believe you. you're still full of [ bleep ], but i fold. >> finally a good fold. >> i had that beat. >> show the other one. >> another stellar read for rick. >> nice hand. >> i just called the turn there. on the end. >> a lot of experts at the table now, now that the hand is over. >> so that late surge puts viffer up nearly 80,000, and rick raheem also finishes with a profit. in the end, barry and antonio were the big winners and losers at the table respectively. >> the loose cannon only lasted to hand 138, so troy howard who started this table full of hope and rhymes, heads home thinking about what might have been. >> well, unfortunately things didn't work out for our loose cannon tonight, but there are plenty of others waiting to take home the ultimate prize. tune in next week. i'm amanda leatherman saying goodbye ,,,,,,,,,, right now. and >>> we must never forget those who we lost so tragically on 9- 11. >> one

cast a crew like my family. >> reporter: rick's dad they all the old man, rick's son corey. >> it isweird to be on tv, to be a star. i can't picture myself as a star. >> reporter: and long time family friend chummily. the items for sale here range from the ordinary -- >> you find higher end diamonds. >> reporter: to the wild. >> we just bought this. you may or may not see that coming up on a recent episode. >> reporter: to the wow. >> those two broaches are fabrege. >> reporter: and the down right wear. >> i have a number one "playboy," the one with marilyn. >> the first issue of "playboy." >> reporter: rick says what you see on tv is the real deal. >> after i started doing this show other reality tvs are not that much reality this is me. you can walk around the store. >> reporter: pawn stars is not only a reality tv phenomenon, it has also been a major boon for las vegas tourism. just like the casinos on the strip, the pawnshop is a tourist destination in itself. >> keep walking, please. >> they give you the keys to the city. yeah. they are appreciative. i'm bringing tourists downto

rick quan in here for mike shumann. rick: scare where moments at at&t.efore the contest, the giants had lost nine out of ten to the padres. the only victory was extra innings. the would need overtime again today. jose guillen hit in the ninth and grounded out. adrian gonzalez goes the other way against bumgarner. in comes tejada. the giants finally got to mat latos in the seventh. sandoval with his splash landing. the lead was cut in half. san francisco scratched out a run in the 8th. pat burrell's groundout brings in mike fontenot, the game was tied. it stayed that way until the 11th. uribe bloops a single to right ludwick throws home but not in time to get buster posey. >> i think every game is important from here on out. especially the way there guy was throwing the ball today. to come out on top is real big. >> one day we can win but you can do nothing like that you go out game-by-game we win today tomorrow is another day. we fight tomorrow too. rick: in minneapolis, the a's and twins took part in a pitchers' duel. hudson with the sac fly to left and

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the former health care executive, rick scott, who has spent millions of his own money, rick scott, 47nt, bill mccollum, 43%. that's 55% of the vote enemy according to the associated press vote count. not only an important state in our national politics, but as we go back to larry king, a state where both of these candidates have been harshly critical of the obama health care plan, including joining a lawsuit across the country against that. now back to larry. >> larry: and john, as governor crist just said, as the former governor of virginia, he's the former dc chairman. what are you doing in nevada tonight, governor? >> i'm doing what i always do. a little bit of press out here for senator reid's campaign and rory reid for governor. thanking volunteers. i'm kind of a road warrior these day. >> larry: what do you make of mr. meek and how well will he do down in florida? >> i think kendrick is going to do fine. it looks like he's going to have a convincing win and i understand the race has always been called for him. obviously the three-way race is going to be fascinating. kendrick has

and "time" magazine's rick stengel. the leaks from afghanistan showed the difficulty of our mission there. president obama in playing down the tharm done from the leaks again took ownership of the war. >> we've substantially increased our commitment there. insisted upon greater accountability from our partners in afghanistan and pakistan. developed a new strategy that can work and put in place a team, including one of our finest generals, to execute that plan. now, we have to see that strategy through. chris: in an interview with nbc's ann carey, vice president biden was emphatic that the war is still about al qaeda. >> we're in afghanistan for one express purpose. al qaeda. the threat to the united states. al qaeda that exists in those mountains between afghanistan and pakistan. we are not there to nation build. chris: but this week, biden's fellow democrats showed their increased resistance. a vote on war funding showed a growing split. and two influential senators, both democrats, jim webb and russ feingold, said it'

right now, rick scott has a short lead. we're. the start -- david drucker will be joining us to talk about these races and talk about some national politics, but in the meantime, we want to hear from you. we're going to start in search side, florida -- surfside, florida. caller: i wanted to get my opinion on the campaign between meat and the non-politician but a high bank row. i thought it was important to go with meeks with the experience, because i do not feel that if you go with the millionaire or the billionaire, that they had touched with the average middle- income person. host: so you voted today? caller: yes, sir and i voted for kendrick me. host: what about the gubernatorial primary? alex sink? caller: yes, sir. host: what was it about kendrick me that drew you to him? >-- kendrick meet that treaty to him? caller: it was important to have someone to identify with that populism, the economy being so difficult in florida and people losing their homes and their jobs, i felt like they had a better grasp on that situation. host

rick, when you saw the crowds, what did that say to you?david, this may be the most potent political force in american life today, but it remains a force, despite the presence of palin and beck and others, that doesn't have much leadership and doesn't have much direction. and we saw that most recently in the surprising election results out in alaska, where joe miller, the little-known republican challenger to lisa murkowski is up by 1,700 voting pending the counting of absentee ballots. this would be the biggest victory yet for the tea party movement and yept another case where national republicans are scratching their heads, saying, they're not so happy with the direction the tea party is taking them. >> a nail biter, all these days later. when should we know? >> reporter: could be two or three weeks. but something that's interesting to note, national republicans who had sent some lawyers up to alaska are pulling them back and saying they'll let the voters have their say in however it comes out, is fine with them. lisa murkowski was their

to 's not what they want to see this close to an election. >> rick klei >> rick klein, thank you. >> reporter: thank you. >>> and now, to a disaster in the desert in california during an off-road race. an extreme sport in which trucks speed around dirt tracks, spectators practically on top of ks, action. it's part of the thrill. but that appeal cost eight of the action. leople their lives. mike von fremd is there tonight. ike? good evening. >> reporter: good evening, dan. mike? the mojave desert is a mecca for off-road racing. ecca cheap entertainment for entire families. e thousands oedy occurred, in entire families. e thousands oedy occurred, in part, because thousands of fans wanted to get as close to the excitement as possible. upposed toare supposed to keep themselves 100 feet away from the charging off-road vehicle. carthe carnage occurred as some somestanding just feet away from the truck, reaching speeds per cess of 60 miles per hour. ranpeople got ran over, just bodies were flown everywhere, ust -- bones broken, bodies were flown everywhere, ust -- bones broken, everything.

let's get to rick snyder who was at the podium. >> we got on board with having a vision, a plan, andion to reinvent michigan. [applause] thank you. you work hard. we were part as a team and michigan has spoken [applause] we've got a new definition for nerd now, don't wait [applause] ? e? tonight we have taken a giant step forward into creating a path for ms. [applause] chicken darimichigan. this campaign has been about creating a future for michigan where we can all went together. -- when together. win to get a [applause] let me share some thank you for it and want to congratulate my upon us for they are good, hard- working, well-intentioned people who ran a good race and we welcome them to join us [applause] . i have some special thanks -- to the woman who started all the s -- [applause] -- bess. this --. when you go out to dinner with your spouse and she says that we need to talk, they can be good words, right to [applause] ? ? i need to thank the children. they have been wonderful, jeff, melissa, and kelsey, thank you for your support. [applause] jeff has been volunteering on the

just like rick scott. >> rick scott's $56 million investment worked out. i think he lost the race by 26 points. that's a point per million dollars that jeff green spent in this race that he lost the election by. this is an example, though, of the establishment coming through here, and for kendrick meek, the hard part begins. his big challenge is the three-way race between maroo rubio, charlie crist, the independent, and kendrick meek. he starts out the real underdog in that general election. >> lehrer: david, thank you very much. >> ifill: there were new developments today in mexico's continuing drug war. government authorities discovered the bodies of 72 people believed to be migrants from central and south america dumped on less than a hundred miles from the u.s. border. if, as suspected, the migrants were victims in the continuing war between violent drug cartels, this would be the largest single casualty count since the government decided to take on the cartels in 2006. for more on all that, we go to: ana paula ordorica, a journalist with foro t.v. in

. >> reporter: he plummets 600 feet, smashes into the rocks, but fed rick and eric notice signs of life. >> he's moving. >> he is moving. >> reporter: they climb up to help, but dren has already died. so they quickly hatch a plan to lower his body back to camp. >> put this much faster, in large dose. put that rope there. no problem. and we auto here. >> reporter: fredrik puts the camera in his pocket, but doesn't realize it is still recording as a pakistani porter falls and nearly pulls them all down with him. >> release the rope! release the rope! release the rope! and then he just loses the grip of the rope. jesus christ. start falling down. what the hell is this? one guy died. i came up here to help you guys and -- >> get down. get down. >> let's go down. >> reporter: the others have no idea two are dead and ralph is feeling weak in the thin air. >> how are you? >> not a great day today. hard day for me today. >> reporter: they know that pressing on means a dissent in the dark, a dangerous gamble. still, they push, until ralph can go no further. >> so i gave him my oxygen and i thoug

there was a poll last week that showed a foot in support towards the former date way ceo, rick

you can hear the crowd here chanting, let's go rick!one has been here waiting for him for hours. he has decided to stick to a pretty strict schedule tonight he said he wouldn't come to the ballroom until 11:02 and it looks like he may be making his way into the ballroom right about now. he has been pretty much staying in his hotel room here at the marriott since about 2:30 this afternoon, watching the results come in with his family. and you can hear the music there getting louder as we wait for him to take the stage. >> sandra, let me ask you. as we watch the votes come in tonight he had an early lead and the lead kept growing. i don't know anybody who thought that there might be a double digit lead in a field of candidates with five candidates in it. are people surprised there? or were people that you have been talking to expecting it to come out this way? >> they weren't surprised. a couple of minutes after 8:00, probably about five after, we checked with his campaign staffers, i couldn't believe how confident they were. they said th

rick scott can certainly spend a lot more of the money. who is an open question whether they will have it in the fall. welcome again to the campaign 2010 live coverage of the primaries tonight. we are glad to focus now on the arizona primary, part of an early center mccain obverses j.d. hayworth for the republican nomination for senate. the polls closed at 10:00 p.m. eastern time. it was about an hour in seven minutes ago. no results are out just yet. no winners have been declared. will be bringing you their victory or concession speech depending on who wins. we will bring this to you live. if you like to participate, we are going to put the numbers of on the screen. we have divided them by political affiliation and set aside our fourth line for arizona residents. they want to hear from you and your sense of what the issues are. 202 is the area code. 737-0002 for democrats,737-0001 for republicans. this race started out simply as a tight contests. in the last couple of weeks a month, senator mccain seems to have broken out according to all

rick scott defeating the state attorney general will mckcollum.er big primary in florida, the democratic contest for senate. kendrick meek, he will be the democratic nominee, winning that contest. we can peek at the results here, despite millions of spending by the billionaire jeff greene who came late into that race, kendrick meet with the help of former president clinton and the obama white house will be the democratic nominee. how do all these contests fit into the puzzle of what is this big midterm election? let's take a look. number one, we will learn how much has the country shifted away from this, the 2008 presidential map, blue for obama, red for mccain. 37 governor races in the yellow states. republicans have an edge in the races for governor. all 435 seats in the house are up. republicans have a chance to take back the house of representatives. to do it, they need a 39-seat gain. that is in play in this election year. then we look over also as we take this off here, the senate contest, including john mccain's seat in arizona. that florid

let's bring in our washington editor rick klein. and rick, it was extraordinary, what we saw today. also something the democratic leaders and the white house just did not want to see. >> reporter: it was awful timing, george. it's exactly the scenario that so many democrats were hoping to avoid. several of them were urging the chairman not to go to the house floor today, to save further comments for the house ethics committee. and in fact, the irony is that rangel's comments were almost certainly counterproductive in his efforts to save his job. a number of democrats i spoke to today said the overwhelming feeling on the house floor was that of sadness, mixed in with anger, that he would use a forum like this to issue a public defense. >> that's for sure, but one of the reasons he used that forum is because he has special protections on the house floor, unlike he would have in a press conference or if he spoke somewhere else. >> reporter: that's right. he said he wanted the chance to talk to his colleagues. the constitution carves out special protections for house and senate members

our senior washington editor rick klein joining us now for his his weekly "political insights" segment. these races, rick, it seems it says a lot about the anger in this country against incumbents. >> reporter: that's right. in most years, you could expect michael bennett or john norton to cruise to the party nomination on the strength of establishment coat tails. this is not most years. on the democratic side, andrew romanov has the backing of bill clinton. he has a good chance to win. that would be a blow to president obama. on the republican side, ken buck, a favorite of the tea party crowd could beat jane norton. could be the latest state where the tea party candidate and the tea party energy is forcing the republicans in a different direction than the national leadership might want. >> another big political story this week, nancy pelosi, the house speaker, has called members of congress back into session. tell us what's going on there. >> reporter: you could not ask for a more stark display of the differences between the parties. speaker pelosi cutting short the summer recess to v

the extra kerr rick clar stuff and essay. >> yes. extra kerr rick clar. if i haven't joined one club in three years can i go join a million clubs at this point? >> at that point it will look a bit funny. if i were in that position, i would look at myself and figure out what am i passionate about. is it strictly act dem nicks? then i would write an essay how much i'm 'em packed about some realm of academic. when i applied to stanford, i wrote about my favorite cds to listen to. >> it wasn't i want world peace. the essay. these are things that are new. what do you write about? everybody wants to say i volunteer, i help the needy, blah blah blah. what do you do? >> they really want to see your heart, who you truly are. your true self. it will come off as tacky if you're all over the board saying you want to save the earth. >> unless there is a lot of concrete evidence like starting a nonprofit but otherwise it is more important to be yourself and shine through. we have a free community. >> you help the people write the es sales and suppose i say take a look.

rick lazio is against the constitution. rick lazio.... >> ifill: we're going to allow mr. lazio to have the final word. >> thank you very much, gwen. the imam who wants to build this said america was responsible for the attacks on 9/11 and osama bin laden was created in the usa. that in itself ought to be enough for us to want to know who is behind this mosque and where the money is coming from. that's all i've been asking. >> i agree with you. the f.b.i. should look into it. >> other people have. now we're asking andrew cuomo to do it job. if andrew cuomo does his job as the attorney general and forces these bookss to be opened up we'll have much less of a controversy. >> ifill: we're going to leave this, mr. mayor, and mr. lazio. thank you both very much. >> thank you, gwen. >> brown: next private contractors in afghanistan come under fire from that country's president. judy woodruff that is the story. >> reporter: the new american commander in afghanistan general david petraeus pointed sunday to signs of hope. >> late spring was when we started to see the operations in

somebody that has never had a private sector job, or me. >> i'm running on my record, and rick seems to be running away from his record. >> reporter: the winner faces the democrat. mudslinging and dirty campaigning have dominated the democratic senate race, which also pits an insider against a wealthy outsider. >> we go from being a busboy and a waiter to living the american dream. >> reporter: jeff green sank $23 million of his own money into the race. but his investments in those controversial credit default swaps left him vulnerable to a charge of profiting in the collapse of the housing market. >> not a single floridian lost a penny because of the investments i made. >> reporter: still, green faces an up hill contest. his close ties to party leaders have worked to his advantage. >> i'm the true candidate for the middle class. >> reporter: the democratic winner will face republican marco rubio and republican turned independent charlie crist in november. and tonight the results are in, and congressman meekes has won the nomination. if he wins he would be the state's first black sen

rick here now with sports in for shu.ego. five of them were decided by one run. this afternoon's game at at&t park was another nail-biter. jose guillen was not in the starting lineup. he grounded out in the ninth. gonzalez goes the other way against bum bumgarner. the giants got on the board the 7th. sandoval has liftoff. his second splash landing. the lead was cut in half. san francisco would get a run in. pat burrell with the groundout brings home mike fontenot, and the game was tied. in extra innings, the giant' bull pen came through. castilla gets headley swinging to get out of a jam. in the bottom of the 11th runners on first and second, the throw home is not in time to get buster posey. the giants win 3-2. they're now 2-1/2 games back of the padres. >>> for the first time this week the pga championship was not delayed by fog. still, because of previous delays, 78 players lad to complete their second round today. let's go to whistling straits, wisconsin, where the weather was perfect for third-round action. on the 30

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caller: talking about rick scott. i am sorry. he is. meeks -- but rick scott has problems. he has been going back and forth to cuba. he claims he did not. pictures of him on the boat. i am independent. i am voting for meeks, and before i vote for somebody -- bill mccollum. these crazy people, they call themselves the tea party. most people vote. they always tend to vote for people who have their radical views. rick scott was supposed to have done a debate with bill mccollum and he did not show up rick scott has been dodging. he sent his mama to that place. that is all i got to say. host: in a general election matchup for the senate seat, you said you will support meeks. are you going -- you are an independent. in that three-way matchup, would you switch to charlie crist? caller: i mean -- charlie crist is my second choice. i don't have a problem. i just think his own party turned against him. all because he took a picture with president obama, and all of the sudden he is the enemy. host: charleston, west virginia. jim on the democratic line. caller: the choice is simple for

. >> reporter: rick 0 berry and his son have been fierce enemies of the marine park industry and the trainers and fishermen who supply them. now, every one of these missions takes on new peril, because 40 years after turning this brill yan species into a global sensation with this -- ♪ flipper ♪ flipper >> reporter: rick achieved new fame with a very different dolphin story. the academy-award winning expose, "the cove." it is set in the center of the global dolphin trade, in japan, where every september, fishermen bang on metal poles, creating a painful wall of sound to drive hundreds of dolphin pods to shore. waiting for the round up are trainers from around the world, willing to pay $150,000 apiece for the most attractive females, and then they watch as the rest are slaughters for seafood. those they're actions are completely legal in japan, the fisher mep and exporters are so hostile and secretive, 0 berry and his team resorted to cloak and dagger tactics to film them in action. they are new in an effort of shaming the japanese. >> "the cove" has created a lot of activists. when i

owner and chef rick mahan says the eatery is a showcase of his love affair of both bikes and pizza, whichevident in almost every pie that he works on here. a distinctly italian-themed menu is in place, which depends almost entirely on one ingredient to keep people coming back for more. >> right after the pizza crust itself, you know, tomatoes are right there next in line, so... and i'm just a big tomato guy, you know, so it's a good thing i'm living in sacramento. ha ha, right? >> indeed, california is a great place to enjoy tomatoes, whether they be fresh, heirloom or processed. in fact, processing tomatoes are so big here in california that no matter what state you live in, when you add ketchup to a burger or mix in some tomato sauce to your meatball sandwich or slice up that pizza, you can be 99% sure that it came from california. and that's because 99% of processed tomato products consumed in the entire united states come from tomatoes grown right here in california. you see, before they can make it into rick's pizzas, the life of a processing tomato starts here at farms like bruce ro

caller: talking about rick scott. i am sorry. he is. meeks -- but rick scott has problems. he has been going back and forth to cuba. he claims he did not. pictures of him on the boat. i am independent. i am voting for meeks, and before i vote for somebody -- bill mccollum. these crazy people, they call themselves the tea party. most people vote. they always tend to vote for people who have their radical views. rick scott was supposed to have done a debate with bill mccollum and he did not show up rick scott has been dodging. he sent his mama to that place. that is all i got to say. host: in a general election matchup for the senate seat, you said you will support meeks. are you going -- you are an independent. in that three-way matchup, would you switch to charlie crist? caller: i mean -- charlie crist is my second choice. i don't have a problem. i just think his own party turned against him. all because he took a picture with president obama, and all of the sudden he is the enemy. host: charleston, west virginia. jim on the democratic line. caller: the choice is simple for

and in florida, which always manages to have the most interesting elections, hospital executive rick scott spent $39 million and won the gop's gubernatorial nod while democratic congressman kendrick meek was able to beat back another outsider's $50 million to win his party's senate nomination. but november brings a brand-new fight. what do we make of all of this? let's start, karen, with alaska. >> well, alaska was a big surprise, probably the biggest surprise of this election year so far and no one was more surprised than lisa murkowski, the senior senator from alaska, who thought -- and everyone else thought -- that she was going to cruise to a pretty easy primary win. she had a 20-1 money advantage over her opponent. she had a last name as the daughter of a former governor and senator that has been a fixture ant alaska ballot for 30 years, and then this almost unknown attorney, joe miller, came up tea party favorite and right now we still haven't seen all of the ballots counted but he's holding a narrow edge and as these absentee ballots are coming in, it's really looking like it'

to give you an example in two thousand there was a collator starting up in the united states called rickr h i c and similar concerns when great were raised about the rick being able to produce something called a strange little particle that will eventually devour the earth and nothing like that has happened at all there is agree with jordan completely this is a lot of scaremongering and you know it's interesting that it's just the same people talking about this there or. you can go to the cern website and for instance look up all the papers that have been written on this and have been peer reviewed by scientists so you know one thing i would like to point out that these are you know thousands of scientists are working on this project and we know the thousands of scientists are working on this project a lot of you know their careers are taken they don't want to be devoured by a black hole i mean that would be silly so you know there might be noble prices in there waiting for some people and to think that all of that will go to waste because you know if a black hole they're not foolish eno

thanks for being with us during this special edition of "rick's list." i'm rick sanchez. "larry king live" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight is monogamy killing marriage? if you let your spouse stray, will they stay? rethinking wedded bliss in the 21st century. then sharks in the water. one attacks and shreds the arm of a swimmer in florida. great whites are spotted off the coast of cape cod. they're lurking, look out. next, on "larry king live." good evening, i'm ali sitting in for larry. he's on vacation. i'm excited about this show tonight because it's two of my biggest fears. a great white shark attacking me, or my husband cheating. now, if you've ever been in a relationship you'll want to stay right here. we are talking about monogamy. it's been a hot topic on cnn.com all day. should couples have open relationships and disclose affairs? could letting your man sleep with another woman actually help your relationship? well, that's what we're going to ask our guests tonight. bethenny frankel is here. she's a star of bravo's "bethenny ge

attorney general bill mccollum and businessman rick scott. together they have spent more than $50 million on tough television ads taking direct aim at each other. >> while you pocketed $300 million by ripping off tax payers as attorney general, i recovered record millions from medicaid fraud. you put profit over principle. that's wrong. >> did you get burned by bill mccollum? he promised to spend tax dollars wisely. then he spent $280,000 tax payer dollars on chartered aircraft even r personal use. >> ifill: recent polls has given mccollum the edge. in arizona four-term senator john mccain who was his party's presidential tom nominee only two years ago has spent $20 million fending off a challenge from former congressman j.d. heyworth. mccain, who pushed a bipartisan comprehensive immigration bill in 2006 adopted a tougher approach this year, emphasizing border security over legalization. >> we got the right plan? the plan is perfect. you bring troops, state, county and law enforcement together and complete the dang fence. >> ifill: but heywo