. >>> and the counting up -- counting down to game two of the riggs. 2003 have live coverage. our cink will begin at:30 for game two. we'll have -- at 4:30 for game two. we'll have news at 4:00 before that.

right now workers as you can see are trying to unload the overturned riggs 43,000-pound load of liquid wax into that other tanker truck. meanwhile there are three to four southbound lane opens. for several hours, traffic was restricted to one lane and that caused a massive back up that stretched for 6 miles in san jose. >> i left work at 3:30. what's it now 6:45? yeah it's the commute from hell. >> reporter: it all started when this big wig flipped on its side. the driver of one point complained of back and neck pain the chp says that the driver was tested for alcohol and drugs and seemed fine. >> cph thought it was unsane if they up right the rig they it would rupture and burst. then we would have a bigger hazmat issue. >> dozens of drivers simply sat in their cars going nowhere for hours. many drivers expressed relief when they finally got past the accident. >> what's the biggest part when you're stuck like this? >> i had to go to the bathroom. so i stopped here right away. >> maybe cut me off because i wanted to get off, my baby, my baby, i have to get off the road. that's just life

right now workers as you can see are trying to unload the overturned riggs 43,000-pound load of liquid wax into that other tanker truck. meanwhile there are three to four southbound lane opens. for several hours, traffic was restricted to one lane and that caused a massive back up that stretched for 6 miles in san jose. >> i left work at 3:30. what's it now 6:45? yeah it's the commute from hell. >> reporter: it all started when this big wig flipped on its side. the driver of one point complained of back and neck pain the chp says that the driver was tested for alcohol and drugs and seemed fine. >> cph thought it was unsane if they up right the rig they it would rupture and burst. then we would have a bigger hazmat issue. >> dozens of drivers simply sat in their cars going nowhere for hours. many drivers expressed relief when they finally got past the accident. >> what's the biggest part when you're stuck like this? >> i had to go to the bathroom. so i stopped here right away. >> maybe cut me off because i wanted to get off, my baby, my baby, i have to get off the road. that's just life

. >>> game one of the -- >> talking about the riggs. of course -- talking about the reps. it's set this wednesday. as can you imagine there was a lot of excitement in the city, john sasaki was there and he smoke to some fans and at least one fanatic. >> reporter: a lot of fanatics. the giants are getting ready for game one. they are currently wrapping a little warmup. they are getting ready for the biggest thing to hit san francisco in years and so is the rest of the city. the westin st. francis in union square is like most hotels, booked because of a medical conference and the world series. >> there is a lot of positive energy around. we're coming up with fun drink special, anything orange and black-related we're there. >> reporter: the hotel has been blessed with an important collection of guests. the texas rangers are arriving tonight. that has the neighbors buzzing. >> we're here for the giants' game. >> reporter: lefty he duels across the street is planning to give the team a proper welcome. >> we're gonna come through and have them blow the song from "the alamo." sta

he is mike riggs. he is the daily caller and staff writer. i would have him on my knees. repulsive sidekick extraordinary their. he smells of mold and failure. if brains were stamps, his back would be sticky. and he prints frank rich's crap. where are you, pinch? >> the times debuts the invisible read design. the cameraman thinks i am on the table, when i am directly underneath ms. cee egan's chair. view-halloo, greg. view halloo. >>> according to people on tv and voices in my head, carl palatino ignited a firestorm over the weekend during a speech to jewish leaders in brooklyn calling himself the, quote, religious values candidate. here is what hot carl had to say about days and children. >> i didn't march in the go parade this year -- in the gay parade this year, the gay pride parade this year. my opponent did. and that's not the example we should be showing our children, certainly not in our schools. [applause] i just think my children and your children would be much better off and much more successful getting married and raising a family. i don't want them to be brain

i did it once, i did it twice. >> we have a lot of topics tokevin riggs is next. >> ms. whitman you've apologized for your failure to vote for much of your adult life. you said there is no excuse for that. has your family to the dissipate -- failure to participate in california's complex and rigid process left significant gaps for you and your public policy? >> first of all, i am not proud of my voting record. tonight, i apologize to everyone in california. no one is more embarrassed by it and be paired if i could change history, i would. but it -- what i can do is tell voters about how i believe we can turn this state around. this state is in an enormous mess. and i am a big believer -- einstein said, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and hoping for different results. we have to challenge the status quo and sacramento. -- in sacramento. and i want to answer one of the charges that governor brown just said. i have put my own money into this campaign. i have raised a lot of money. that is because many people believe in my vision for an

kevin riggs with our nbc station in sacramento reports. >> reporter: fiorina was greeted with affectionsupporters at mcclellan. >> i feel great, it's great to be back. >> reporter: telling them that aggressive treatment for an infection associated with the aftermath of breast cancer surgery led to a quick recovery. >> there certainly are no health concerns in the coming days. it's fairly common, unfortunately, for women who have been through the kind of breast cancer and reconstructive surgery that i went through to sometimes get infections. >> reporter: fiorina repeated her campaign themes, pledging change and pushing tax breaks. >> this campaign has been about barbara boxer's 28 years of failed leadership in washington, d.c. >> i know times of tough. >> reporter: in the meantime senator boxer was in rancho cordoba expressing no worry about the tight polls. >> and we've got five days left until this election, so i want to ask you, regardless of your party, because that doesn't matter to me, first of all, to vote. >> reporter: boxer made no reference to fiorina. challenges supporters sa

i did it once, i did it twice. >> we have a lot of topics to kevin riggs is next. >> ms. whitman you've apologized for your failure to vote for much of your adult life. you said there is no excuse for that. has your family to the dissipate -- failure to participate in california's complex and rigid process left significant gaps for you and your public policy? >> first of all, i am not proud of my voting record. tonight, i apologize to everyone in california. no one is more embarrassed by it and be paired if i could change history, i would. but it -- what i can do is tell voters about how i believe we can turn this state around. this state is in an enormous mess. and i am a big believer -- einstein said, the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and hoping for different results. we have to challenge the status quo and sacramento. -- in sacramento. and i want to answer one of the charges that governor brown just said. i have put my own money into this campaign. i have raised a lot of money. that is because many people believe in my vision for an

>> a guy who had just went to riggs said of the anniston.ey wet. >> this guy just came back after representing his country and not to go to the game? >> to 3 tours. this is just it, which is funded out four tickets to date, i guess you can go to www.kron4.com and ply data all about.gain find ou >> they call it you do-john and say what you're a fan and then we called it random, none of this is scientific, there is our whole newsroom a crew of people that are looking over e-mail's. >> so, that is great news. >> you get someone who is over and afghanistan and you said it is something special that is good for upokron. >> we had an argument about kids going because the prices are so crazy, on one hand. hold on. here is the winner. the winner from yesterday. this guy. and that is designed. >> that is terrific. it is so expensive to you steal from your kids' education to take them or to le? >> i am unable to answer that because you're able to go any event because you're in the media. but if it means that much you go ahead. if you got it fine. but i

you have to sit there and talk in detail about your policies, and about all we have heard from riggs got up to now is a bunch of sound bites. -- what we have heard from rick scott. >> with regards to editorial boards, i am going right to the voters. i have traveled the state for 6.5 months, doing events everyday and talking to voters. that is how i am going to spend my time. i think the best way to compare my opponent and the is this. she clearly it is a tallahassee insider. she has been there for years. she has had her shot in her time there. the state has lost over 800,000 jobs. the pension fund has gone to 13% underfunded. she has had a lot of issues with regard to every company she has been involved in. she is basically a failed fiscal watchdog. if you look at nationsbank, pensions, and sikes. on top of that, she supports everything obama support. if you believe obama's plan is the right plan for the country, then you should go for my opponent. i don't believe it is. obamacare is a disaster. his stimulus is a disaster. on top of that, she believes his economic policies or the rig

i think there were fears there would be a mass exodus from riggs in the gulf. so now the question of whether the moratorium actually had a salutary effect and whether the industry is ready to get back to work or whether the fears that this is political and it will remain in fact are well founded. i think it is a matter how the industry responds and how the interior department is able to respond because, again, they complained they really are not adequately staffed and had to ask congress for more inspectors and people to help with the permits. host: jonathan tilove, thank you so much for being with us. this from "the wall street journal." oil industry not celebrating yet. executives fear new regulations could result in a continued slowdown of offshore drilling activity. we also see similar reports in "the financial times." fails to satisfy the sector. and environmentalists are concerned about this. they take issue with it and say it is really too soon and more needs to be done to make the border drilling safe in light of what happened in the gulf of mexico. our

you have to sit there and talk in detail about your policies, and about all we have heard from riggsot up to now is a bunch of sound bites. -- what we have heard from rick scott. >> with regards to editorial boards, i am going right to the voters. i have traveled the state for 6.5 months, doing events everyday and talking to voters. that is how i am going to spend my time. i think the best way to compare my opponent and the is this. she clearly it is a tallahassee insider. she has been there for years. she has had her shot in her time there. the state has lost over 800,000 jobs. the pension fund has gone to 13% underfunded. she has had a lot of issues with regard to every company she has been involved in. she is basically a failed fiscal watchdog. if you look at nationsbank, pensions, and sikes. on top of that, she supports everything obama support. if you believe obama's plan is the right plan for the country, then you should go for my opponent. i don't believe it is. obamacare is a disaster. his stimulus is a disaster. on top of that, she believes his economic policies or the right