ed rollins, i want to ask you about this. quite frankly, no offense to ed gillespie, who i have been dealing with and know to be a good guy for years and years and years. but he wouldn't be here if the chairman of the republican party currently, michael steele, was willing to go on television. but he's so immersed in controversy that he's kind of in a bunker these days. are republicans going to have to do something about michael steele? >> well, there's no time. i think it's disaster, you have three men on the show who have - - not me, but the other three who have been party chairman and very distinguished party chairmen. michael steele has failed miserably to do the things you're supposed to do -- raise money and go out and articulate the message. it won't matter though. in 11 weeks from now, it won't matter. what's going to matter is ed gillespie, haley barbour who are raising the resources we need. there are seven incumbent democrats, including harry reid, who are in the fight for their lives. there are four or five democr

we have a report from betty rollin. >> reporter: when joseph reyes, catholic, and rebecca shapiro, jewish, got married in 2004, they did not think their different religious beliefs would be a problem. they were leaning toward judaism. the wedding ceremony was jewish and later joseph converted. but by this past april, they were divorced, with religion playing a major role. their daughter, ela, now 4, was at the heart of the dispute. >> well, the decision was made that we would expose her to each of our respective faiths, and our daughter ela would make her decisions based on what she saw. >> reporter: but once you had converted, then wouldn't you be educating your child as a jew? >> the whole conversion ceremony was fairly suspect because i was just handed a bunch of books and said, "read these, or not." >> reporter: so you converted, but you didn't really mean it. >> again, it was a cosmetic fix. my then-wife set this whole thing up and all i really did was show up. >> reporter: it was clear that joseph's conversion had little weight when he had his daughter baptized -- secretly. the prie

still in the 4th, former encinal high standout jimmy rollins connects for a three-run home run.he slide continues. giants lose 8-2. they are now six back of the padres. >>> as wrapping up their series with the jays. another huge day for coco crisp. two doubles and a solo home run. as led 4-1 in the 7th. but the bullpen gave it back in the ninth. former giants fred lewis singles to center off blevins. two runs come in to tie the game at 4. tied in the bottom of the 9th, cliff pennington finds a hole in life field. steve tolleson is coming around. the throw is too late. as win 5-4. they have now won the last six series at the coliseum. >> all right. >> good deal. >> i want to know where i can make $5.4 million and catch the ball one time. >> the 9ers apparently. >> sign me up. [ laughter ] >> hey, thanks so much for watching. "eye on the bay" is next. >> i could have had a v-8! [ male announcer ] when meg whitman arrived at ebay, they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to make it happen. it took leadership. focus. and the ability to bring people together. meg whitman deliver

fourth inning, matt cain facing rollins. back away and gone.ast made it 5-2 and joe would settle down. got torres that time. the phillys win 8-2. giants are 6 back in the west because san diego won again. two back of philadelphia in the wildcard race. theaires hope cracked just a tad. a's hosting the blue jays. fred lewis pops one high. i got it. i got it. okay. nobody got it. single. coco crisp, you know what, climb on my back, i will get you there, blast, he had three rbis in the game. a's led 4-1 in the 9th and gave it up. lewis again. toronto ties the game at four. bottom of the 9th, penningten gets through to bring home to game winner and the a's have back to back victories. the a's with within 8 of the rangers. get this, the a's are 29-12 in day games. cubs derrek lee changed zip codes today. he said yes, to -- yes to the atlanta braves. he is batting .251. and he will help the braves. brett favre said when this is over, she done. >> nothing left to prove. i v fun. i can promise you this, not that i ever set out to play 20 years, 20 years

but jimmy rollins had other ideas. the fans are happy. going to extra ins.o the 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th. no change in the score. ryan howard up, with two men on. check swing, for strike two. okay. not happy. but can live with it. checked swing. called strike three. can't live with that. howard was 0 for 7, with 5 strikeouts. maybe that's part of the reason he went off. had to be nearly tackled by his teammate to prevent being thrown out. because he was thrown out and because the phillies used too many players before, they had to put roy oswalt in left field. ield to first base. oswalt got tested early. came up fine defensively. the problem was the infield. we're at the top of the 16th. bases loaded for the astros. chriolancon to polanco. can't get the force at second nor the out at first. the run scores. it's 3-2 houston. the astros make it 4-2. it's oswalt up at bat to try to win it with two men on and two out. but he grounds out. game over. phillies go down. >>> a much more one-sided affair in san francisco. mike leake of the reds came straight from c

jimmy rollins takes them deep for a three-run shot in the 4th. the giants loose 8-2. it's their third straight loss. bad news because in chicago, gonzales was doing some damage against cubs' pitching. a solo shot for gonzales. padres win. a's and -- scores the winning run. oakland has won the last six series at the coliseum. >>> the 49ers -- he made over $5 million for just one catch. >>> farve was on the field for the vikings. he could play sunday against the 9er's. this is the last year of my contract. i'm sure a lot of people are like, yes, including my family. >> is that this year or last year? >> i thought it might have been -- he said exactly the same trying. >> he's going to retirement it's brutal. i will admit. i'm getting a little bit tired of all the coverage. helicopters up? >> i don't think he will play. >> he should go back to movies. >> he should he was good in that. remember the sunburned lady? [ laughter ] >> that's it for us. we will see you at 11:00. [ male announcer ] when meg whitman arrived at ebay, they had 30 people and an idea. meg's job was to

jimmy rollins with a clutch 2- out hit off barry zito. phillies eventually go ahead 4- 2.and giants in the top of the 8th inning are batting but trailing 4-3. full highlights tonight at 10:00. the a's hosting the blue jays. but bobby thompson had a chance to play in a fantasy camp many years ago. very modest, great gentlemen. brushed off all the -- all the attention. couldn't believe people were still talking about it, that's how modest he was. >>> and coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36, the study involves researching brains of dead athletes who died of brain degenerative decides. one athlete is a former 49er. we'll have the full report coming up in 30 minutes. that's our report. i'm ken wayne. >> i'm julie haener, for everyone here at ktvu news, thanks for joining us, have a great night. [ horn honks, indistinct conversations nobody does pan pizza like your mom. [ male announcer red baron pan pizza and pan pasta. pizza with a thick crust that's golden crisp on the outside and light on the inside. red baron. bring home that pizzeria taste.

jimmy rollins, a towering home run down the line, tied it at 2-2 and forced extra innings, and boy, did it go extra. the game ran so long, the phils were out of players. that's pitcher roy oswalt playing left field. finally, somebody scored in the 16th. chris johnson, a shot to third. phils tried to turn two but didn't get anybody out. an infield single scored the go-ahead run. astros add another and win a wild one, 4-2 in 16. >>> finally, my wife knows everything or is it that the wife doesn't know? who's going to win that battle? >> into the final furlong, my wife knows everything, my wife doesn't know. they're one-two. of course, they are. my wife knows everything in front. to the outside, my wife doesn't know. my wife knows everything, my wife doesn't know! whoo! >> that was the seventh race from monmouth park. in racing, as in life, my wife knows everything. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> now that tiger is single, someone's on the prowl fo

jimmy rollins, j-roll, going deep to right. giving back to the people at citizens bank park.phillies take a 5-1 lead. bottom eighth, it's domonic brown, the rookie. that's a huge blast. that's to the upper deck. the phillies win 8-2. >>> i'm dan bell. now, back to you. >>> brett favre says his 20th season in the nfl will be his last. favre is back with the vikings to fulfill a two-year, $25 million contract. he says he came back for the chance to win another super bowl. favre's first preseason game action could come sunday night in san francisco. >>> and you just have to see this one to believe it. a bull in northern spain yesterday, gets a running start and jumps straight into the crowd. panicked spectators do all they can to get out of the way. 30 people were injured. and five had to be treated in the hospital. the bull was subdued and lifted out of the arena by a crane. it was later killed. >>> up next, the stories we'll be following on this thursday morning. >> including the leader of the islamic center planned for lower manhattan, on a taxpayer-funded. ngngngngngngngngng

bottom four, jimmy rollins, the alameda product, with a three-run homer. the phillies had a 5-1 lead. a little sunshine? top of the sixth, pat burrell does it again. for the second straight night. a home run in the city where he became a star. but it is ugly. phillies win this thing 8-2. the giants hope to avoid the sweep. this is how it all shakes down as of tonight. national league west. this is the big playoff race, right? they trail the first place padres by six games. in the wild card race, they trail the phillies by two games. tomorrow, jonathan sanchez against cole hamels. >>> much better news for the athletics who all of a sudden are showing signs of life. a nice belly right there. sunshine at the coliseum. a's and blue jays. top nine. remember fred lewis? he torches the a's. a two-run single off blevins. the bull pen blew the lead. 4-4. bottom nine, all good. cliff pennington is your hero. the rbi single. here comes steve. the a's win the game and the series. 5-4 is your final. tomorrow the best team in baseball is coming to the oakland coliseum.

but zap chairman pes that some day soon, there will be thousands of them rollin through the streets of china's biggst cities as taxis. >> not all of them will convert immediately. but the government h committed, in order to reduce pollution, to have as many of these taxis become electric vehicles. >> reporter: and she says the goverent is backing that commment with subsidy. >> there is t only subsidies for the manufacturers to deliver these vehles, but also the city government who actually owns the taxi business, if you will, is committed to actually make this happen because it has to support the central government. >> repoer: she wants zap to be the first inine for those subsidies. it just signed a deal for mass production with chinese auto maker johnway. >> right now the particular partnerhat we have is capable of producing 4,000 vehicles per month and scing up to 6,000. >> reporter: the suv taxi runs on 117 will lithium batteries and can go 180 miles before recharging. the batteri are positioned underneath the car, so cargo and passenger space are preserved. sales price, betwe 20 an

for the second night in a row jimmy rollins killed them. phillies open up a 5-1 lead and never look back. three r.b.i's and pat the bat did it again for the g-men. homered against his old team. it made it 5-2, but the phils put it away. dominic brown, and this is what brown can do for you. wow. phillies roll 8-2. the giants are now two back in the wild card chase and no help from the cubs today hosting first place san diego. matt stares at age 42, aging like fine wine. a diving catch. adrian gonzalez, all he does is crush. 23rd of the year. 5-1 padres. they have won 9 of 10. they now lead the giants by six games in the west. a's and bluejays, remember freddy luis alive and well hitting 270 for toronto. who is gonna catch it? nobody. a's could laugh about it because they were cruising along bottom of 7. cocoa crisp got uh hold of it. this is cool and crisp. his fifth of the year. a's are 51 and 0 after leading eight innings. the jays tie it up at four apiece. but the a's win in walkoff fashion. base hit and here comes tollison. he is flying

ed rollins a senior project manager from the online protection firm m eighty six security tells our teamthat the global nature of cyber crime makes it difficult to tackle on a national level. cyber crime is very very widespread globally she's one of the big problems recently we've seen in the time it gets u.k. thank you customs command and control service. in eastern europe how about those services we don't know whether they have been so you can have hosted service in one country do you operate it remotely from another u.s. before going to the u.k. this makes it even more difficult for the police to track the criminals themselves there's very it's very difficult to get international cooperation between different police. when. they want it so you can. turn now to some other stories we're covering here on r t that are making news around the world pakistani president asif ali zardari has visited a relief camp for flood victims the trip comes after criticism of his recent tour a broad during the worst humanitarian crisis his country's ever seen survivors are facing massive food and water sho

jimmy rollins takes cane deep for a three run shot. make it 5-2 phillies. pulled after six and then this. >> high in and deep. and oh my word. >> rookie domenic brown hits one clear to pittsburgh off mo mo mota, they lose it 3-2. >>> the cubs beat the padrese they now have a 6 game lead. a as and jays. squeaks a ground ball through the infield. steve tollefson gets the opening run. they won the last six series at the coliseum. a wide receiver played just one year of his five-year deal, he made over $5 million for just one catch. >>> brett favre might play sunday night against the 49ers in candlestick t silver fox was at vikings practice this afternoon and announced this will be his final season. of course, until he changes his mind again next off-season which we have seen before. flying every bristol . >> i really don't know what i'm getting into. she said daddy i want you to win one more super bowl, and i said oh, this is the last year of my contract. i'm sure a lot of people are like, yes. including my family. who love watching me play but god we can't ta

in part because they seem to recruit anyone, like benson rollins who lives in a homeless shelter in clevelandwhere last year, he met two recruiters from the university of phoenix who pitched him and two other homeless men on an educate that would have put them in debt about $15,000. but he refused. >> it seemed like it was too much all about money instead of helping someone get an education. >> never was acceptability. those schools who did it were wrong. >> harold miller said even though these schools provide at important role by provided higher education to students who wouldn't normally get a degree, he admits the recruiting process at many for-profit schools should be changed. >> we should not have a situation where that many bad occurrences are being visible. >> you got caught. >> no, there are always problems. there are problems in traditiontradition al schools as will. >> 15 for 15. you get the government money. why don't you give some back to the people who have been stuck after your improbable solicitations. >> it's something we're going look at. >> look at what? you don't have anyth

in the fifth, a two-out two run single off the bat of the pride of alameda, jimmy rollins.d coming the 7th inning, zito down 5-2, jose guin with his first home run with the giants. a 5-run eight for the phillies. and chris off the bat of carlos ruiz. the giants in some trouble out east. >>> the padres don't lose simply put. lou piniella's cubs down 1-0. deep to right looks like the cubs might have a two run game winning homer, expect ryan ludwig at the wall. padres at only three hits but they win again, 1-0, their lead over the giants now five full games. for the a's lately, it's not so much did they win but more like did they score a run? did they get so much as a hit. the answer right now, plenty of both. 2-2 game, joe cuff, aaron hill tags a runner. the throw gets away. not only is tagged but in comes cocoa crisp with a chance to put him ahead. davis to left and travis schneider out there in left. boy the jays just kicking the ball all over the yard. ellis all the way around for first. dallas braden win number eight for oakland. >>> longevity. not one of the benefits for

in the fifth, a two-out two run single off the bat of the pride of alameda, jimmy rollins. and coming the 7th inning, zito down 5-2, jose guin with his first home run with the giants. a 5-run eight for the phillies. and chris off the bat of carlos ruiz. the giants in some trouble out east. >>> the padres don't lose simply put. lou piniella's cubs down 1-0. deep to right looks like the cubs might have a two run game winning homer, expect ryan ludwig at the wall. padres at only three hits but they win again, 1-0, their lead over the giants now five full games. for the a's lately, it's not so much did they win but more like did they score a run? did they get so much as a hit. the answer right now, plenty of both. 2-2 game, joe cuff, aaron hill tags a runner. the throw gets away. not only is tagged but in comes cocoa crisp with a chance to put him ahead. davis to left and travis schneider out there in left. boy the jays just kicking the ball all over the yard. ellis all the way around for first. dallas braden win number eight for oakland. >>> longevity. not one of the benefits

. >> ed rollins, you're up there in new york, you know a lot about new york politics.t's your view? >> first, it was probably the dumbest thing that any president has said or candidate has said, since michael dukakis said it was okay to burn the flag. and it was very similar. this is an emotional issue. intellectually the president may be right but this is an emotional issue and people who lost kids, brothers, sisters, fathers, what have you, do not want that mosque in new york. and it's going to be a big, big issue for democrats across this country. >> from all across our world, to the heart of our nation's capital, abc "this week with christiane amanpour" starts now. >> there are figures, governor corzine, that suggest that nonfinancial companies have socked away something like $1.84 trillion in cash and other assets, but they're not spending them. they're not hiring. they're not building plants and other infrastructure. why not? and wouldn't -- don't they have a responsibility to do so in this situation? >> well, there is a gap of confidence in the economy that come

the connate dinner for schmucks, a french from, steve rollins him red team up making $23 million. third place in the latest release spy thriller salt. m 8 m 19 million. also attended mount tradition is that the night market is reborn incentives as those trends and district here is video of the opening ceremony saturday night said suffered refocus a while because the city's funding. it now will be open every saturday night to the beginning of our approach each week will showcase a new aspect of the chinese culture. foe's jet on the forecast with louisa. >> good morning james. in his look far down him kids see us this morning low clouds, fog in the along the coast fishing in real along the golden gate bridge feared we are doing a little with a drizzle of there. by noon time getting up to 58, high temperature 62 back down again. that started the triggers an idea of word is. a few gaps along the peninsula getting a little better clearing down to san jose as well. you can see that fraud is forcing its way into the east bay and up to the north bay as well. petaluma duck the senate fell.

taking her children to preschool as well as reportedly enrolling in psychology classes at nearby rollinss the quiet wife, always on the sidelines. in this divorce she was able to drive some of the terms. she will be able to take the kids to sweden when she wants. >> reporter: elin bought a sprawling $2 million sprawling waterfront estate in stockholm. tiger and elin reached their settlement agreement during the fourth of july weekend. >> misses the par putt there. >> reporter: the same time that a rattled tiger posted one of his worst finishes all year at the at&t nationals winding up tied for 46th place. >> tiger is not making a thing. >> reporter: tiger woods used to be just this impenetrable golfer. he was unbeatable, invulnerable. now there are cracks in the armor. he's not the same guy and i don't think he can put that back out there. >> reporter: these days tiger's golf game, like his personal life, is stranded in the rough. and you wouldn't know it by watching him lately but tiger is still ranked as the world's top golfer. he will be back in action again this week in a tournament

democrat, the former of the republican national committee, ed gillespie and national strategist ed rollins. finally at 3:30 p.m. on cnn's state of the union, kevin mccarthy and peter king and democrats chris van holland and gerald nadler. the talk shows reair at noon eastern. we start with nbc's meet the press, 1:00, this week and 2:00 fox news sunday and 3:00, face the nation from cbs and cnn's state of the union. listen to them all on c-span radio on 95.1 in the disk area and on sirius channel 32 or on-line at c-span radio.org. >> harry truman when he just of the seen as a senator from the opinion der grass machine in new york city -- of the pendergrass machine in new york city and senate historian donald richie on washington movies and the u.s. congress, a short introduction, tonight on c-span's q&a. >> i think it's important that i will stand up for the principles of the state of florida. i won't be part of this corruption or special interest. i'm going to fight only for the people of florida. >> and the c-span video library makes it easy to follow the election cycle, victory and conce