able to run off the tackle, running manier at them. little confusing why they would go to the stretch play here when they have -- yeah. >> mike: gooch able to get up. he's a 62", 2r50 50-pound sophomore. an important third down. still 9:15 to go in the game. >> ed: it felt like in that third quarter, ohio state was going to run away with this by 21, 28 points. amazing what a couple of turnovers can do to changes things even when your heisman trophy running back is playing out of his mind in the second half. >> mike: elliott has had that monster second half. marshall is the man in motion. elliott, up the middle. very conservative. just wanted to make sure they don't make a mistake and give the ball to indiana this close. >> ed: i know that cardale jones is their starting quarterback, but that call looks like they're not quite confident enough. they have enough missed throws from jones in the beginning of season, we're up seven, that call right there says everything you need to know that ohio state isn't confident in throwing the ball. >

able to run off the tackle, running manier at them. little confusing why they would go to the stretch play here when they have -- yeah. >> mike: gooch able to get up. he's a 62", 2r50 50-pound sophomore. an important third down. still 9:15 to go in the game. only a one-score contest. third quarter, ohio state was going to run away with this by 21, 28 points. amazing what a couple of turnovers can do to changes things even when your heisman trophy running back is playing out of his mind in the second half. >> mike: elliott has had that monster second half. marshall is the man in motion. elliott, up the middle. very conservative. just wanted to make sure they don't make a mistake and give the ball to indiana this close. >> ed: i know that cardale jones is their starting quarterback, but that call looks like they're not quite confident enough. they have enough missed throws from jones in the beginning of season, we're up seven, that call right there says everything you need to know that ohio state ball. >> mike: johnson is on to punt. pre

able to run off the tackle, running manier at them. little confusing why they would go to the stretch play here when they have -- yeah. >> mike: gooch able to get up. he's a 62", 2r50-pound sophomor. an important third down. still 9:15 to go in the game. only a one-score contest. >> ed: it felt like in that third quarter, ohio state was going to run away with this by 21, 28 points. amazing what a couple of turnovers can do to changes things even when your heisman trophy running back is playing out of his mind in the second half. >> mike: elliott has had that monster second half. marshall is the man in motion. elliott, up the middle. very conservative. just wanted to make sure they don't make a mistake and give the ball to indiana this close. >> ed: i know that cardale jones is their starting quarterback, but that call looks like they're not quite confident enough. they have enough missed throws from jones in the beginning of season, we're up seven, that call right there says everything you need to know that ohio state isn't confident i

unearned run scoring in the top of the eighth inning. it doesn't feel like it was unearned after the work done by lagares. stolen base. ball put into play, flores. 4-3 mets. tyler clifford takes over. picked up, july 27, from oakland. had a great start coming to the mets. 0.46 e.r.a. here's one. down the right field line. and slipped. goes for the throw. his second of the zigt.oz[ two pitches, two doubles. ben zobrist. and talked about how tricky that corner is. saved some extra bases getting back up. see how the ball continued to run on the wall once it gets stuck there. it will continue around the circle. granderson slipped. this ball hugs the wall. it is going to start running on you. fortunately he got back up. able to keep him at second base. the scouting report on zobrist. he is the one royal who will concede you streak one from time to time. known for being a very patient hitter. once you the put on this kansas city royals uniform. that goes out the window. here is lorenzo cain, 1 for 3. pitch head high. strike one. just to finish

not running. not running. that was sort of the vibe that the key players here on capitol hill were getting for lots of reasons and not the least of which is what you and jim were talking about. it is very unusual for a vice president to the announce in the rose garden and not the mention that all of those players and never mind the president, himself, the players from the administration who have split loyalties on the democratic primary policies would have be sitting here in the rose garden. and if so, you would know it is hard for all of the senior obama decisions to endorse him in a split decision like that. >> and it would be awkward to announce that he is running for president in the rose garden with the president there and all of the top security officials there, and normally when you make an announcement that you are going if be going out to some event or rally or do it in a different way, and so it would be awkward if he made an announcement there, and it could put the president in an awkwa

some are running the 10k. most are running the full marathon. let's bring in the race director for the past 23 years. rick. it's chilly, but how would it impact the runners? >> i would say this is ideal. a little bit overcast. you don't want that heat. a little bit of humidity is goo good. when it rains, you still need to drink and hydrate. >> you forget that sometimes. >> you do. somehow you think water is absorbing into your body. we've got to consume. >> reporter: runners are made of tough stuff, marines are made of tough stuff. if people are coming down to run or cheer somebody on, what do they need to keep in mind? >> really, get out the door now and start moving. when you have 30,000 people showing up for a race and probably another 20,000, 30,000 to race, metro is going to be busy. there's prayer services going on. get a little mental balance. it all helps. it's so important. >> it's so impressive when we see the parachuters drop out of the sky. will we see that? >> we will. they have a bigger flag than f. the flyover. liberty bell sing n

ryan runs, he won't run against paul ryan.sa called paul ryan the consensus candidate, he's the guy for the job. he says everyone agrees on that, except everyone doesn't agree on that. paul ryan himself doesn't agree that he should with speaker. he's said he does not want the job. and honestly, the same republican hardline forces that took down john boehner as speaker and apparently blocked kevin mccarthy from trying to become speaker. those same elements in the modern insurrectionist republican party, those parts are coming out and saying they don't like paul ryan either! they'd block him, too. the former editor in chief of red state erick erickson today called paul ryan a dangerous pick for conservatives. a conservative website called breitbart says, paul ryan is the absolute worst pick for speaker. hardliner congressman thomas massey told cnn today that he would not support paul ryan for speaker. hardliner and occasionally hilarious texas govern louie gohmert said the same thing, he would about do it. if only he could be pe

he didn't want to run. and he was drafted by a group that was fronted by the citizens for eisenhower, that was organized by tom dewey who i'm going to talk about a little more later, and he was drafted against his will. and adlai stevenson who didn't want to run, was drafted by a group of people who were fronted by walter johnson of the university of chicago, leo lerner of the volunteers in illinois. so he was drafted against his well. so what did i say in this first book? none of this happened. that's what i said, none of this happened. i said that neither one of them were drafted, that it was a myth. i thought it was great. the reviews were pretty good. and then i went to a conference in 1992. now, this is a where's waldo? you got to find me in this picture. i'm the guy fifth from the left with black hair. standing next to mr. and mrs. john miner wisdom, you might see herb brownel, earl stason. and for a good three hours at the eisenhower library, they beat me up senseless about how wrong i was with my bo

he could have run. could have run, and he could have made it a more interesting race, and i don't know if he would have run in the long term, but he would have been a competitive person, because joe biden is a man of ideas who believes that the middle-class needs a champion, and he has a record of public service that i think that would have given him the ability to attract the support that he needed, but that said, you know what? joe biden is going to be around for a long, long time and he is going to be making a difference and not only that the next president of the united states is a democrat, but he is going to be around a long time to continue to fight for the causes that he deeply believes in. >> and our most recent poll shows that it is good news for hillary clinton, and she goes up by 11 points nationally among democrats. with biden running, she was 45% to bernie sanders 25%, and without biden she goes up to 56% and he goes from 29% to 33%. so this is going to be welcomed news for the hillary cli

a horde of people running, and we heard two really big bangs." (source: tim harrison) nats "?sirens?" (source: naples daily news/naplesnews.com - ground - with victim) the shooter disappeared into the crowd. in all - six people were injured? one died. (wszombieconshooting 4fl -- nns/wftx - no access wzvn) sot police: "there were people taking cover. officers were running towards the shots. and that's when we located victims." (pic of victim - tyrell taylor) expavious tyrell taylor had just turned 20 years old. his family said he was a college football player in miami. event organizers and the city's mayor sent condolences in the aftermath of the shooting? as police keep searching for the person who pulled the trigger . phillip mena, abc news, new york. nikki: police in missouri are investigating a church arson that happened yesterday morning. fire ripped through the church in saint louis...here's a look at the aftermath, the fire at the new life missionary baptist church is the fifth place of worship burned in less than two weeks. fire officials

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able to run off the tackle, running manier at them. little confusing why they would go to the stretch play here when they have -- yeah. >> mike: gooch able to get up. he's a 62", an important third down. still 9:15 to go in the game. only a one-score contest. >> ed: it felt like in that third quarter, ohio state was going to run away with this by 21, 28 points. amazing what a couple of turnovers can do to changes things even when your heisman trophy running back is playing out of his mind in the second half. >> mike: elliott has had that monster second half. marshall is the man in motion. elliott, up the middle. very conservative. just wanted to make sure they don't make a mistake and give the ball to indiana this close. >> ed: i know that cardale jones is their starting quarterback, but that call looks like they're not quite confident enough. they have enough missed throws from jones in the beginning of season, we're up seven, that call right there says everything you need to know that ohio state isn't confident in throwing the ball.

he wants to run. clearly, this speech described by andrea i think and others he would have given had he announced today. the nicest possible way to say, he didn't enforce hillary clinton for president today and warned her and other democrats not go out there and trim as we say in politics the obama record. he wants the record defended down the line and warning others he's an irish wolfhound making sure that nobody goes knocking the democratic record of the president's during this campaign. it was pretty tough on hillary going after her on things like treating republicans as the ene enemy, raising big money, looking down at regular joes like him as unsophisticated. >> i want to play a sound bite you referenced there and went after hillary clinton for something she said in the democratic debate. let's play the sound her in the debate and him today. >> in addition to the nra, the health insurance companies, the drug companies, the iranians, probably the republicans. >> i don't believe like some do that i

i'm not running for bill clinton's third term. i'm running for my first term! >> the truth is, the haven' vice president was deliberating until moment. last wasn't he, carol? >> he was. this was a three-month long game. but it really went down to the wire. you know, people around him said he woulde was one day be really in it. and they felt like he was going to run. or the next, you know, hour next day, he would feel differently. and, you know, in the weeks that to this, he was back and forth like that. but the whole time, he was of this -- taking all of the steps that anyone who was seriously thinking about running was -- ie, which is he mean, up until he decided tuesday night, he was making supporters to key and, you know, trying to figure out if people were really going to be behind him. fact, you said in your story that every time they talked about it, he would ask the same questions. supporters again? >> yeah. so he kept saying that in these meetings. they got to a point, a few weeks ago, where he felt like the family had come around. and that they had rea

he doesn't run in 1984 and then started to run in 1988. problems with a plagarism scandal and got out of that race. he looked at it in 1992. said no. he walked up and said no and this is a guy always had another campaign to look ahead to. today, though, in saying no, there is no campaign to look ahead to. >> all right. so steve, thank you very much. i want to move on to jared bernstein and joining him is michael steele, former republican national committee chairman. jared, let me start with you. your reaction to joe biden not going for it and like our chuck todd said earlier, this is something he predicts that joe biden might regret. >> i don't think so off the top of my head. i actually never thought that the vice president was going to get into the race. i said that many times so i'm not predicting it after the fact. and i think part of that had to do with the fact that there really isn't a tremendous amount of policy space between him and hillary clinton. he's another establishment candidate which distinguishes him from, say, bernie san

today the primaries run everything. we will have our two nominees probably by may, if not by april, of next year. the primaries, there were only 12 in 1952, and the primaries chose a very small number of delegates. the rest was done with backroom dealing. with the delegates. which taft had sewn up. taft was so far ahead of eisenhower going into chicago, and after winning the wisconsin primary, eisenhower realized if he did not come back that he would lose the nomination. so he does. june 1, 1952, eisenhower comes back and announces his candidacy, which had our he happened, in his hometown of abilene, kansas down the road. it was a very inauspicious beginning. his speech was lousy. it was halting and he was terrible. he said so himself. the next day, when he met the press one-on-one and not delivering a set speech, it was like night and day. the eisenhower committee knew just what they wanted to do with him in the fall. and what kind of a speaker he was going to be. so, eisenhower comes back in, june, 1952, as a candidat

your thoughts. >> is biden going to run?hat can you report based on the latest reporting tonight and what you hear around the paper? do we know more today than last year? is biden going to run or not? is there any movement? >> there is a discussion underway that will happen this weekend with his family. this is our latest reporting in that some people think he will make a decision one way or another. >> when you have a meeting with his family if he didn't want to run? >> no. >> therefore he is going to run. >> there is a difference between wanting to. >> i talked to people in his universe who have said they want him to. everybody who is around him 'professionally want him to run because they want the action. it's good for them. they believe in the guy. that's why they are in his orbit. but they all say until there is a decision there is really only wishful thinking in this camp. i think biden has been a cipher about this. trade, skepticism and feel the trade deal drives down wages because of international market for wages. s

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about a third of imcame from running immigration facilities. but here's the key question for poll situations at the receiving end of lobbying that's done by a prison industry loading up on detention dollars. are the detain knees receiving the proper treatment from companies that have an obligation to shareholders to maximize profits? we went to arizona to ioned out. >>reporter: about an hour south of phoenix into the desert and just off a deserted highway, you'll find the eloy detention center. >> when immigrants are housed, they're housed in these obscure detention centers. >>reporter: it's a federal facility under the authority of the department of homeland securities immigration and customs enforcement, or ice. but day-to-day operations are run by a private company called corrections corporation of america. it's part of what is a troubling trend toward prisoners and profits colliding. >> when prisons become for-profit what's important is the bottom line. >>reporter: right now the cost is about $160 a day per deta detainee. critics say the co

brian: again, this self published book called "run mitch, run." the hard decisions one man faced for the 24 presidential election. our guest has been don cogman. former administrative assistant to do a barton, the senator from oklahoma. thank you very much. don: thank you. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> for free transcripts or to give us comments about this program, visit us at qand a.org. programs are available as c-span podcasts. ♪ >> as governor, mitch daniels talked about his decision not to run for president on a previous "q&a" program in 2011. find it online on c-span.org. other interviews you might enjoy, former npr president and public relations executive frank kiewicz on his career. mitt romney talking about his political philosophy at the time he was first considering a run for president. here's a look at what is coming up to fancy span. -- coming up today on c-span. "wash

cogman, a longtime friend to mitch daniels, discusses his book "run mitch, run" about governor daniels' decision not to run for president in 2012. don cogman, why did you think somebody would want to read about governor daniels' decision not to run for president? don: we thought it was an interesting story. it is about a person who had a reasonable opportunity to the president at that particular time. he had a particular issue that was important. it is the story of somebody who went through a process who never thought about running for president, who became convinced himself that it was something he probably could do, but did not do it because of family concerns. i think the interest is not only the story itself, but so many other people who are going through that right now, who will go through it in the future. what amounts to a life-changing decision, we thought it would be applicable through the years. brian: this is meant to be the history of why somebody decided not to run for president. i want to show you some video recorded right here. it was june 3, 2009. [begin video clip] >>

three run lead and becomes a five-run lead. >> joe: i think that is one spot where the royals are better and that is at the dh compared to a year ago. morales had a big year. three home runs in this division series. he's 1 for 3 tonight with now a sac fly. >> tom: totally agree. a much larger margin for error. offensively, a better team with morales and zobrist coming aboard late in the season. >> joe: hochevar is getting loose in their bull pen. >> harold: no need to use davis if you have 5-0 lead. >> joe: and a day game tomorrow. >> harold: great point, great point. strike. official caps, hoodies jackets and more. celebrate with your favorite team at the mlb.com shop. popped into left for revere. the inning is over. but two more runs put on the board. a 5-0 kansas city lead. for adults with an advanced lung cancer called "squamous non-small cell", previously treated chemotherapy, this big comes along. a chance to live longer with... opdivo, nivolumab. opdivo is the first and only based on a clinical trial demonstrating longer life... ...for these patients. in fact, opdivo significantly

he had been doing donor meetings -- >> and he wanted to run. >> he wanted to run. his family encouraged him. yesterday, the widow of bo biden, she told newspapers in delaware we are 100% behind pops running do campaign. but biden realized again time has passed him by. it's very difficult to start late in the campaign, particularly when you are looking like at challenger like hillary clinton. and secondly, biden has been able to get all of this attention for the last several months, everybody bathed him in sort of positive light, what if he does this? he's very popular. the moment you declare you are a candidate, that dynamic changes. >> in fact it almost began to change yesterday when he was under scrutiny as to whether or not he did or did not tell the president to go after osama bin laden. at first he said i was in the room and i think we need to do more before we actually pull the trigger. then he said in the hallway, on the way, up, i said to the president follow your gut. >> and you can imagine the fact-checking yesterday, that only intensifies if he's a candi

home run. alex gordon. the character, the fight, find a great team effort. >> craig, 30 scoreless innings out of you. how much longer could you have gone? >> it is the world series. whatever they need. you know, we are leaving it all out there this tomb of the year. i played my whole life to be here. whatever the team need i will give them. >> erin: scheduled to start game four. what does this do to the start? >> i didn't know. we'll cross that bridge when we get there. you know we had a great within tonight. and hopefully we can find a way to get another one tomorrow. get to game four when it arrives. >> erin: worry about that later. in other word. congratulations. good job. joe, over to you. >> joe: chris young, not just three shutout. three hitless innings. one walk. four strikeouts. he gets the win over bartolo colon. are those the two names you expected for the winner and the loseren game en in game one. the final in 14 innings is 5-4, kansas city. hosmer drives in the game-winning run. this game that

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i will run with heart. and i will run to win. jeb: proven conservative. real results. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. s and parts of the north country earlier this morning. a lot of 30' s on the map. some spots saw that first frost of the season. quite a few high clouds dotting the sky. that may slow temperatures from falling too far, too fast. a lot of high temperatures between 60 and 64. feeling like autumn in earnest and certainly not going anywhere anytime soon. a lot of features on the map. hurricane joaquin moving it the north. more rainfall for the poor folks in the carolinas. that eventually weakens over the next 24 hours. it doesn' t seem like anything impressive but you have to imagine those temperatures running in the mid-20' s up north. a pretty good recovery through the morning with sunshine being filtered through high clouds. that will push in our direction and not quite as chilly tonight. tonight, we' ll have clear skies across the area and the little valley fog toward the morning. approaching from the west on wednesday,

it actually looked like he was running, if only because for much of the day he was literally running through that whole event, jogging around. he spoke about the process he was going through again on stephen colbert 'news show. he talked about his grief over his son's death and how that was competing in his heart and in his emotions with his real desire to run. last week it was a letter from his closest political confidant, his former chief of staff, fred kauffman saying if the vice president mounted a candidacy, this is what it might look like. there was constant news of the vice president reaching out by phones to democratic leaders in the early stays, to prominent democrats and activists, never committing that he was going to run, but definitely talking it over. as recently as yesterday he talked at a public event in on in a way that convinced some that he was going to run. but today when he finally ended that long process, there was inevitably talk about whether this long public process hurt somehow, whether it was undermining to hillary clinton's front-runner campaign, whether i

not a bad looking evening for a run in lawton. at least until runners came across some people back from the dead. "we started working on this in april," said susan logsdon. so no, people are not literally turning into zombies in lawton. but they were figuratively for a it all started in one persons garage. "four adults trying to get all 20- something kids decorated," said logsdon. raven loftus was one of those 20-something. "like an hour or so," said raven loftus. she was playing the role of herself, well, a walking dead version of herself anyways. most zombies like loftus are juniors at lawton- bronson junior/senior high school. the purpose of the run was to raise funds for an after-prom party. "midnight to five kids can go down to bronson and have a party that's a safe environment where they can go and hang out and have some fun with their friends," said logsdon. seeing the living dead drew attention from residents as well. some choose to check it out for themselves outside. others had a good enough seat inside watching runners

the associated press says the state department was one of the worst run agencies during clinton's run as secretary. the report says the situation has continued to detear yat under john kerry. state department officials insist the stacyber security position is improving. >>> allegations that a hacker broke into the personal e-mail account of cia director john brennan. the material allegedly stolen does not pose a grave international security firm. a self-exemplified also fou-- >>> donald trump's latest foil is jeb bush, with the two of them arguing over the hardest comments yet, including one of the latest subjects. >> reporter: had he been president in 2001, donald trump says the 9/11 attacks might not have happened. >> i am extremely, extremely tough on illegal immigration. i'm extremely tough on people coming into this country. i believe that if i were running things, i doubt those people would have been in the country. >> reporter: except most of the hijackers were legally in the united states. trump was defending his criticism of jeb bush saying his brother did keep the nation sta

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he wanted to run for president.speech today sounded like somebody who was announcing and running for president only he didn't. i think he was putting her on notice. i think it was also saying should the whole thing fall apart here i am? i don't want republicans to be my enemy. i provide a different way but i would have to point out that joe biden is a person who has been a fierce partisan to lots of republicans calling them among other things homophobes. he is a partisan and she would have shot right back at him. i can't quite figure out, honestly, why he took the opportunity to do that in the rose garden today. it was kind of discordened. >> good to have you on. thanks. >> just ahead tonight, breaking news about paul ryan and whether he is getting the support he needs before he commits to running for house speaker and breaking news in the road rage killing of a 4-year-old girl, a possible major break in the case. when your cold makes you wish... ...you could stay... ...in bed all day... ...you need the power of...

and rationale for running and how we plan to run and the tone he intended to take. i also think the timing is very interesting. the fact that he would do it today rather than friday the day after hillary clinton testified before the benghazi committee so he can give the sense he is doing this on his own timetable because of his own decision not because of hillary clinton did very well and her strength forced him not to get into the race. this was an effort on his par to dictate the terms of this but it was certainly curious as you say, the contradiction between the fact that he is not running but let out a strong rationale in a very impressive eloquent rationale for why he would be an interesting candidate for president. >> he laid out some things that make him different from hillary clinton which is interesting.do nominee he would continue to voice those differences, he said he would get behind anybody who would end up in that position but it is interesting, the white house would give a full throated support at hillary clinton as she faces the benghazi committee? >

. >> no, i'm not running. could this be that message? >> that's all sheer speculation right now. he's going to tell us he's not running and it could be he is running. >> what is going on here? >> larry: why don't you just wait five ( bleep ) minutes! five minutes! just wait. that's all you've got to do. he's about to tell you. you don't need to predict the news. ( laughter ) you're just supposed to report it after it happens. before it happens, it's not even news yet. you can't "minority report" the news. ( cheers and applause ) not, not how it works. slow down. okay, so did he or didn't he? >> i believe we're out of time, the time necessary to mount a winning campaign. >> larry: wow. maybe if it you weren't so focused on mounting it right off the bat. maybe if you spent a little time wooing the campaign first. you know, take it out to dinner. ( laughter ) ask it what kind of music it likes. un, show america you're interested in the campaign before you go barreling towards mounting it. all right, well now that

. >> california is running out of water. >> running out of water. >> the world is running out of water: who here believes that? who believes the world is going to run out of water? one hand. it's logical, there are more of us. we use more water. will we run out of oil? couple sort of hands. food? population keeps growing. we'll not run out of food. stossel audience there, unusually smart, it is logical to assume as population grows and more people keep using water and oil that we're going to run out. world can't keep up with the world's growing population. and so said the author of the best-selling book the population bomb. he predicted famins of unbelievable proportions but james taylor of the heartland institute says it's nonsense. >> it is nonsense, they've been saying for decades, we're going to run out of water, food, oil, nobody holds them accountable. we have more of the resources than we ever had. john: hard to see how we have more. you'll explain that in a minute. paul ehrlich big best-selling book said we would have the famines long time ago. by 1975 some feel the food shorta

>> reporter: speculation is running rampant. boyle treated his -- tweeted saying biden will run. boyle tells cnn if he didn't run it would be pulling back from a decision that has already been made. >> that was jim acosta reporting. the white house also keeping mum on a possible run saying the decision is biden's to make. >>> the boys of troop 9 in weymouth were hiking when they stumbled on a woman when had fallen and sprained her ank so well the boys were smart they fashioned a splint and carried that woman down for more than two miles. doctors told the woman who was saved that her injury could have become much worse if it had not been for those scouts. >> this is new at 11:00 ebony magazine now causing a stir with its new cover. it shows bill cosby's fictional tv family underneath a shattered glass. there's an editorial inside the magazine asking what's to become of the cosby show's cultural legacy if bill cosby personally has been tainted? some readers though are furious that the magazine would think to compare his personal life with his tv personality. the cosby show was wide

i would run early in the mornings or at night. i run with a training group. i am with team in training. i have a group of people, i meet every saturday morning for the long runs, that helps me get out the door. rosanna: can people support you? >> yes, i have a fund raising page. greg: mention that. >> i don't know the url. greg: we have no intention of running a marathon. it is impossible. however, we'll help your run and the run of others. let's go to the b roll. come with me. one of the cool things about the marathon, refreshments from strangers. look at those guys. before they get to finish line, even the impressive kenya guys they di water, rosanna. water given to them. rosanna: what are we going to do, greg? greg: katrina, you are a runner. run around. rosanna: instruct us. >> you will hand me a cup of water. they are very full cups of water. okay, i'm running. greg: take my water. rosanna: no, no, mine is half full. >> pinch the cup. make sure you don't spill it but you always do. typically throw the water to the ground. rosanna: fling it. greg: how'd w

unearned run scoring in the top of the eighth inning. it doesn't feel like it was unearned after the work done by lagares. stolen base. ball put into play, flores. 4-3 mets. tyler clifford takes over. picked up, july 27, from oakland. had a great start coming to the mets. 0.46 e.r.a. here's one. down the right field line. and slipped. goes for the throw. second with a double. his second of the zigt.oz[ two pitches, two doubles. and talked about how tricky that corner is. saved some extra bases getting back up. see how the ball continued to run on the wall once it gets stuck there. it will continue around the circle. granderson slipped. this ball hugs the wall. it is going to start running on you. fortunately he got back up. able to keep him at second base. the scouting report on zobrist. he is the one royal who will concede you streak one from time to time. known for being a very patient hitter. once you the put on this kansas city royals uniform. that goes out the window. >> joe: tying run at second. nobody out. here is lorenzo cain, 1

>> ed: no, they're letting it run. and they're in a place where they're getting down to where michigan state is not going to have to run the ball. they're going to have to do offensive plays now. you take a look at michigan state, and ohio state. this is what you're thinking of if you're a michigan state or ohio state fan. what key games do they have left. michigan state at nebraska. ohio state against minnesota. we're not sure who that team is yet. of course, they meet on the 21st, and penn state and then a really tough game for ohio state at michigan. of course, big ten championship game. but looks like michigan state may get to that game undefeated. i have big concerns about their offensive line. >> mike: scott breaks a tackle. scott, touchdown! keep in mind, that scenario we just showed you that schedule. michigan state, ohio state and michigan all finish 3-1, it's right ride for everybody. >> ed: if there were a three-way tie where michigan state beats michigan and they all have a three-way, the tie-breaker is the

>> ed: no, they're letting it run. and they're in a place where they're getting down to where michigan state is not going to have to run the ball. they're going to have to do offensive plays now. you take a look at michigan state, and ohio state. this is what you're thinking of if you're a michigan state or ohio state fan. what key games do they have left. michigan state at nebraska. ohio state against minnesota. we're not sure who that team is yet. of course, they meet on the 21st, and penn state and then a really tough game for ohio state at michigan. of course, big ten championship game. but looks like michigan state may get to that game undefeated. i have big concerns about their offensive line. >> mike: scott breaks a tackle. scott, touchdown! keep in mind, that scenario we just showed you that schedule. michigan state, ohio state and michigan all finish 3-1, it's right ride for everybody. >> ed: if there were a three-way tie where michigan state beats michigan and they all have a three-way, the tie-breaker is the

able to run off the tackle, running manier at them. little confusing why they would go to the stretch play here when they have -- yeah. >> mike: gooch able to get up. he's a 62", 2r5050-pound sophomore. an important third down. still 9:15 to go in the game. only a one-score contest. >> ed: it felt like in that third quarter, ohio state was going to run away with this by 21, 28 points. amazing what a couple of turnovers can do to changes things even when your heisman trophy running back is playing out of his mind in the second half. >> mike: elliott has had that monster second half. marshall is the man in motion. elliott, up the middle. very conservative. just wanted to make sure they don't make a mistake and give the ball to indiana this close. >> ed: i know that cardale jones is their starting quarterback, but that call looks like they're not quite confident enough. they have enough missed throws from jones in the beginning of season, we're up seven, that call right there says everything you need to know that ohio state isn't confiden

that's the reason to run. i wouldn't run against hillary. >> o'donnell: but you also said in the rose garden that democrats should run on the record. >> biden: that's right. >> o'donnell: the president's record. >> biden: i believe that. >> o'donnell: do you think hillary's running on that or something else? >> biden: well, she'll run on part of it. if not, she's already made a decision on two important things. it doesn't mean she won't be a great president. >> o'donnell: so when the "new york times" reported this past week that there's real tension between you and hillary clinton, that the mere mention of her name makes you fume according to some advisors. >> biden: well, let me tell you something, this... must be the same guys who knew i was going to run because that's never been the case. go back and find anybody who says for the four years we worked together hillary and i weren't friends. >> o'donnell: what do you think of donald trump? >> biden: the one thing i do... i'm disappointed in donald trump. i kn

>> i don't think bernie sanders is a protest vote in that he is just running to run. i think he really does want to become the nominee and to run against the republican. i'm not exactly sure how bernie sanders in a party where hillary clinton has a 31-point lead over him how he can turn his insurgency campaign into one that overtakes her. i don't see it right now. >> you are saying he is giving up. everybody has to try to find a way to win. if he is not going to take advantage of phony scandals or real scandals he has to grab some of that moderate democratic local joe middle class joe thing or he will never catch her. how does he catch her? i'm asking you. >> here is the thing. i think what bernie sanders did in that debate was a terrific thing in that he decided here is a scandal that i could take advantage of to make it possible for me to overtake hillary clinton but it's a phony scandal, one that my own party faithful don't care about. so why am i going to climb all over her on something phony unless there is something real there? there is nothing real there that w

two with two-run homers. the mets needed to stay alive in the world series against the royals tonight and they are coming through. we will have the story coming up in a few minutes in sports. see you then. >> here's what jimmy fallon has coming up tonight. >> chuck and sibila, nempb new york, dana carvey is my guest. >>> the pope celebrated halloween at the white house tonight. sort of. the man has an impersonation, complete with his pope mobile and he got the top prize in the competition. the president and first lady invited kids from military family answer kids from the d.c. area and from those treats they got halloween cookies, fruit bars, kettle corn and candy. celebration at gracie mansion the mayor dressed up. we were told there is more than one pope at this party including pokemon, incredible hulk, vampires and scary volunteers on hand. >> a lot of fun. >>> we're right back with bruce >>> all right. let's go back to bruce beck at citi field where the mets are living up to their name, the amazins. this

they've been running the football. the play-action. i'll tell you what that was a good little throw by joe flacco. he flue it to the back shoulder coming across the field. otherwise it's going to be knocked down or trouble by the safety flying up there. jim: now at the 44 of the steelers. 11-yard pass play. forcett again. and blake comes over the help out on that tackle. williams hit him first. phil: forcett, 26 carries, 150 yards. jim: a lot of people saying hey, maybe these young backs ought to get a thans chance. forcett has shown the firepower he approvaled a year ago. the this shall this is the second most yards in a game in his career. buck allen is in for him. second and 7. here's the rookie from southern cal securing it and they're definitely now in tucker field goal territory. they will not bypass their kicker from 50 yards out. favre no, i don't think they will and what a job by this offensive line. the run game tonight. i thought as they said many times. for the ravens to win, joe flacco has to be really sharp and they're go

the little apple. >> gus: here's nate starks running it. he gets out-of-bounds with 34 seconds to play. >> joel: can't wait to see trevone boykin. talking about a frustrating opening. a loss of whispers and tcu and the defense. they came out and put it on texas today. >> gus: second down and three. starks again. picks up the first. >> joel: you know, i know this was an unranked team playing the all week, didn't feel that way. this asu team better than the 2-2 record. within seven of texas a&m with four minutes to go in that game in week one. four turnovers last week, a great win for todd graham. >> gus: how about todd graham? a signature win. his biggest previously, he beat number 8 notre dame. now he beats number 7 ucla. a snap-back moment for the coach that got blitzed last week against s.c. 38-23 the final. ucla losing for the first time this season. bill's got a very tough lie here... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not

brian runs a small logistics company. and ohio racing, which is harness-style racing, is a $900 million a year industry. >> i want to see him go fast. >> reporter: mjb got faith was so slow he barely even qualified to compete. but then somehow, some way won his first race. won his second race. his third. and his fourth. qualifying him for the state championship held recently in columbus, ohio. >> i said, baby, if you finish third, you should be so thankful. she goes daddy, if he finishes last, i'm going to be thankful. but he's going to win. >> mjb got faith on the inside. >> reporter: and so it was. >> come on! >> reporter: that this little horse with no pedigree, this pet with no reason for being here beyond the blind faith of a little girl, won an ohio sire stakes championship. >> she says dad, i told you, you've got to have faith. >> reporter: breana took home $100,000 that day. she's already given away half of it to charity. and as for the other half, she plans to use that money as a down payment on a farm. >> i just

clock was stopped. instead of run him. armstrong handled the play call, it's a run. keep more time on the clock. for the lead, the brazilian born andbred kicker. trying -- off the uprights. a heart wrenching miss. and now wisconsin trailing by one with all three timeouts remaining. their defense needs to stiffen. this was a miss. >> well, mike reilly, as we've said, this team needs something. they need concrete evidence that it works. >> i don't know the goal posts are made of concrete. but that might be right there for them. but armstrong needs to make something happen. this one is not done yet. >> a minute 26 left. wisconsin needs stopped. they make the cross. there is a stop right there and quickly a timeout with 1:21 left. >> you are not going to run much of the clock. timeouts left. and so eventually, if you don't make something happen with your execution on plays. stiff breeze. a lot left to happen right here. >> no, you talked about it, cal, nebraska has so much heart break. they are two and three for the first time before he began his career. ly the about the