let's look at ruth situation. whether or not madoff was unfaithful to her with the particular people who claim he was unfaithful to her, she believed that he was unfaithful to her. what kind of lunatic, which he found a woman who could pick up the phone and call the fbi to cut a pretty good deal for herself, even if she was as accomplished? so that it makes sense. third game. from the beginning, from the date of madoff's arrest tallies deaths by suicide in the second anniversary of his father's death. he and his brother were represented by single defense lawyer. any lawyers in the room? you out immediately twig, did you click the two people are facing criminal investigation, they can't use the same criminal lawyer. why? at night because the various best thing is to roll him over and get a deal. the same lawyer cannot represent under those circumstances. the defense bar in new york knew as the months went by and the same lawyer continued to represent our commander that my commander were not facing criminal investig

ruth, let me ask you first.s this going to play out when ryan stumbles over his answer on stimulus money then throws it off on a staffer? >> it goes right to the heart of the problem with ryan. this is something we've seen in wisconsin many, many years. ryan is a member of congress from a very hard hit industrial district, a district inflicted by plant closings, as he was signing off on things like most favored nation trading status with china, as he was opposing fair trade legislation in congress. then he turns around and opposes things like the extension of unemployment insurance for his district but he has tried to get a good deal for companies there that have supported him through the stimulus and he's got to bring something home to his constituents. he runs as though he opposed trade that has sucked thousands of jobs and increased job losses by 30% on his watch in his district. he tries to run that way in his district. then he goes to washington and he's the ayn rand poster boy of multinational corporations

ruth, i want to get to you and akin's apology ad. you make the argument that akin is focused on self preservation. is what we are seeing here an attempt at self preservation? >> i can't get inside anybody's head. i think there is self preservation to go around. one is gravity of the comments which are dragging him down. the other is momentum. you can see his party pretty much pushing him out the door. so, whether it is an authentic apology or inauthentic apology, we will not have him to kick around much longer. >> i will play the comments on the huckabee show yesterday. >> we will win this race. >> so the right is trying to terminate akin and his candidacy. predicting akin will not leave the race today. keith? >> he is saying exactly what the republican party has been saying for the past god knows how many years. why not drop out if you believe this? they will say it again in the 2012 platform. this is where the v.p. is on terms with redefining forceable rape. after he goes out and says that, mitt romney seeks his support. the party

michael gerson, ruth marcus we thank you lot. newshour gwen ifill is speaking with mitt romney this weekend. we will post an excerpt on our web site and have the full interview on the newshour monday. >> brown: finally tonight, the london olympic games are winding down, heading into the final weekend. along the way, they've been filled with thrills, and created a good bit of sports history. tomorrow, usain bolt gets another chance to add to his fame in the men's four by 100 relay. his victory yesterday in the 200 meters made him the only man ever to win both 100 and 200 in back-to-back olympics. >> he's pulling away. it's going to be usain bolt! >> brown: the u.s. women's soccer team, the work is over, after beating japan yesterday, to win gold in the third consecutive olympics. and the games have been full of other big moments, especially for the british hosts. they've reveled in hometown heroics from cycling to tennis. chinese athletes have dazzled in a long list of sports from diving to swimming to gymnastics and more. and chi

"washington post" columnists michael gerson and ruth marcus. david frum from "the week," and our own john dickerson. it's about our vision of where we go from here and it's all on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> substituting for bob schieffer, nancy cordes. >> good morning, again, and welcome to "face the nation." bob schieffer is on his way to high point, north carolina, where he'll be sitting down with mitt romney and paul ryan later today in their first joint interview which will air on tonight's "60 minutes." so you'll want to tune into that. for now, with the latest on this new republican ticket, i'm joined by cbs news political correspondent, jan crawford, who is in mooresville, north carolina, this morning. we're learning there was quite of bit of subterfuge involved this keeping this running mate pick under wraps. tell us about it. >> reporter: nancy, it was almost something out of a spy novel the representation they went to keep this a secret. it invol

mark, first to you, then ruth.d today as everyone tries to define paul ryan before he can define himself? >> well, to me, the big issue is medicare. i've been surprised at apparently what little preparation the romney team did in getting ready for this issue. they did a great job, i thought, in the first 36, 48 hours rolling out paul ryan, but they're not really on top of not just medicare but the whole ryan budget and i suspect that within 48 hours, we'll see a lot of advertising on the air going after both ryan and romney on issues like medicare and tax cuts to the wealthiest americans that could really define this race even before the republicans have their convention. >> i was at a conference this morning with mike bloomberg, as you know, and the former white house chief of staff bill daley weighing in on the choice of paul ryan. he said it's a high risk thing for him. everyone likes it, democrats like it, republicans like it. i think it's probably three weeks away from really deciding whether this was a brilli

and ruth conniff to talk about the shooting, because they are in based there. >> based in wisconsin.e: so all the latest on that, and i'm remembering how the right wing went ape. [ bleep ] over that report. thethe extremeism. it's seven minutes after the hour and is jim alive? i wasn't sure. he's chewing. 's good. >> oh, okay. >> stephanie: kids joe is going to sexy liberal new york city. i live in connecticut. i'm definitely going to go. i need to find a date or maybe i'll go solo and get some of that sexy liberal strange. there are a lot of sexy liberal hook ups. i'm in, joe. mr. slogan man ♪ slogan man ♪ slogan man ♪ >> stephanie: you got to get two tickets like rocky mountain mike. ♪ i'm going to take you ♪ to the sexy liberal show [i've got two tickets ♪ in my pocket, baby ♪ so we can go ♪ i'll be so long ♪ i've got two ♪ tickets tonight ♪ go with me tonight ♪ i've got two tickets ♪ tonight ♪ sexy liberal show tonight ♪ >> stephanie: wow. >> you don't hear many eddie money parodies. >> stephanie: rocky mountain mike rocks it. [applause] the drum set collapse there at the end, so

voter's reforce. >> ruth, thank you so much. see you in charlotte.this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." join us next week. labor day may be a holiday but we will be there live in charlotte at 1:00 for the democratic convention with nancy pelosi among our guests. my colleague, tamron hall, has a look at what's next on "news nation." spectacular coverage down there. welcome home. >> thank you, andrea, so kind of you. i always appreciate that. over and out. we're following developing news. republicans had their time to shine. now it's time for the president and the democrats to make their case. both the president and governor romney are on the road today. they have big stops, important stops. the president talking to troops in texas. governor romney in louisiana with victims of the flood. plus, hashtag, eastwooding. have you sent out your picture yet? reaction to what ann romney even calls a, quote, unique speech by clint eastwood. which celebrity called it a terrific speech? we'll have that answer. male an now you can swipe... scroll... tap... pin

if you want a jersey you have come to the right place but the mother of all jersey s is this babe ruth one. it was recently bought for $4.4 million. >> that's a lot for a shirt but they say you know people spend $100 million on a painting this is just as important to me. >> babe ruth is equal to picasso for me. >> reporter: only here is there a new way to trade cards. . >> go on the floor and buy a box of the sports cards, you bring them to us, open them it, we take the wrappers, keep all the good stuff in those boxes and we give you the special -- wrapper set. >> reporter: they are introducing a new digital card that will store stats as well as footage of retired players. >> you plug it in. this is made up of a good- looking guy named tom maddox. we can put all the stats on, about an hour of content which is going do be developed by nfl films. republican >> reporter: buster douglas and more will sign autographs. >> as -- they come up, he can come and remember the same thing i'm doing. >> i can have the autograph later and give my kids. >> the place to be if you love sports. >> reporte

the mother of all jerseys is this babe ruth one, the earliest jersey known to exist, recently purchased $4.4 million. people are spending $100 million on the painting. this is just as important as a painting to me. >> babe ruth is equal to picasso for me. >> only at this show is a new way to trade cards. >> you go on the floor and buy boxs of the sports cards, bring them to us, open them up, we take the wrappers, we keep the good stuff and give you the special redemption set. >> reporter: tom is introducing a new digital interactive card that will store stats and footage of retired players. >> this one is made up of a pretty good looking guy named tom matty. we can put an hour of content. >> reporter: athletes will be signing autographs and allowing families to bond in a unique way. >> as the nationals come up, he can come here and remember the same thing i'm doing. >> it means a lot to my dad and me to have the autographs layer. >> the place to be if you love sports. >> reporter: i'm lamont williams, abc2 news. >> the show runs through sunday. athletes will be there signing autographs.

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a babe ruth jersey just sold for $4 million. and we do want to lets you know if you are headed there kids under 12, they are let in for free. it is expensive for adults i believe it's $20. so you want to check that out before you go. >> you see a plot of the babe ruth memorabilia there. you saw the price tag on the jersey like you said megan $4 million. one of the bats up there and also going to mickey mantle's bats and also one of the first sets of golf clubs around palmer ever played with. >>> kids always have a wish list with the birthdays. >> stay with us this morning because this story is great. a 5-year-old, 5 years old giving back. how he is hoping to -- to follow his lead after you hear this story. >> i was messaging on the phone and flew right off the road. >> a mistake one teen says he'll never make again and a reminder of how dangerous texting while driving can be. >> even worse for our wallets. the trickle-down effect the drought is having on you. >> we desperately need some rainfall but we have some rain chances in

like bill little league kid being told by babe ruth you did good. if she says it is good i go home with that. gerri: what does it take? would you put to mitt romney speech as one of the best? paul ryan, chris christie was a great. >> war rubio was fantastic. ann romney was wonderful. the line of the week. she gave eliminate four husband and said i make this commitment to you. my husband will not fail. that is a powerful statement. that stuck with me. i jolted and thinking that is a great line. gerri: what does it take to write that speech? >> it has to be your thoughts and words and spirit for our was so proud mitt romney people gave me more license more than any other speech they could not have been more gracious. anything you are uncomfortable with. >> that was generous. now clint eastwood at perrin may i am the only living american who loved what he said. >> the only unscripted moment, spontaneous, he can get away with it. he is not a senator or congressmen cory governor. he has the gravitas to say that and i thought it was delightful added to sp

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bird -- morbid subversion of the public sector aggressive the intervening in the financial sector ruth guarantees that attract talent and a debauching. >> the worst is the cast of the obama administration. the epa has gained control of our breathing his the pollutant and is co2 is what keeps us alive with the breath of life and to attempt to suppress co2 a bit of gneisses and the nature of this administration why we needed other supply-side revival like we had under ronald reagan. >> host: will lydia change anything from the original? i would have changed quite a lot. details have changed. but to change one thing would change everything. you get into editorial work i retained the old book and added 40,000 new words at the beginning and end and revision of my monetary policy in the middle. a new book but contains the old book. >> host: a revision of your monetary policy high failed to make clear originally been "wealth and poverty" i believe been stable currencies. not floating currencies. the standard value it is like floating the hour so people don't have to work so much. who one mont

babe ruth's game- worn jersey from the 1920s was on display. it was just purchased for a hefty 4.4 million dollars. jake shemtob: 11.53.50 "it's an amazing piece of memorabilia. in our industry, it's the piece of memorabilia, i guess."jj molesso, steiner sports: 11.36.42 "if there's any sports collectable you're looking for, you can probably find it in the convention center this weekend." kids under 12 are free all weekend.sports geeks will get a kick out of some of tonight's auction items.-- muhammed ali's trunns he wore during the thrilla in manila... -- arnold palmer's green jacket presented to him after he won the 1984 masters.both those items are expected to bring in six figures.paul gessler fox45 news at 5:30. 3 the... affordable care act ... is... having an effect ...on women's ... preventative care...///.what ... it... means for ...millions of women.. / ahead... in our ... "take action thursday." 3 an airport evacuated after receiving threatening phone calls. why these passengers were stuck in the heat for threhours. and why the preside

buenas noticias, ruth.cio Ón diferida del presidente obama exige que el solicitante tenga 15 aÑos para poder pedir el beneficio, hay una excepcio Ón. es para los muchachos que estÉn en procedimientos de deportaciÓn o que tengan ya una orden de deportaciÓn en su contra. ellos pueden pedir el santuario de esta nueva directriz a pesar de tener menos de los 15 aÑos, precisamente porque estÁn a riesgo de ser deportados. anaitÉ tiene solamente 13 aÑos pero tiene orden de deportaciÓn y en este caso, irÓnicamente, eso es bueno. hay que demostrar que tu hijita ha estado en los estados unidos desde el 15 de junio de 2007. anaitÉ lleva ya seis aÑos aquÍ y obviamente cumple con ese requisito. hay que demostrar que ella estaba ilegalmente en el pai Ís el 15 de junio de este aÑo. obviamente cumple con ese requisito, porque incluso tiene orden de deportaciÓn. tienes tambiÉn que demostrar que la niÑa estÁ matriculada en una escuela. ella debe someter los formularios necesarios, mÁs los siguientes documentos::cert. el recor

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg vocalized her descent to the ruling from the bench and in 2009 president obama signed the lilly ledbetter fair pay in restoration act. his first official bill signed as president. this is just over an hour. >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you folks. i have to tell you right off, i've got a little hearing problem with my ears. i flew about, over 12,000 miles in march and got it ruptured blood vessel in what my ears so i don't hear very well. but everybody says i'm talking okay. i still have a southern drawl. i didn't get rid of it. "the new york times" stated early on in my battle that i the southern drawl, but she has a good story. and i knew, and the reason that i remain having a good story, i'm not anyone special. this belongs to everyone in this room. it touches every family across this nation. there's not any of you exempt. if it's not you yourself, if someone in your family, your sister, maybe your mother or whatever, but it's ruining this country that women are so mistreated in their pay and their benefits. and it's like what the p

yes, babe ruth did it too. a-l wild card standings...a's beat the rays to keep pace with the o's...ers lost to the angels dropping them from the 3-way tii for the 2nd wild card &pspot... after last night's preseason thumping of the jaguars, the for week one against cincy...- but next week's preeeason finale will decide several position battles... battles... one tightly contested fight is for ray rice's backup...the top 2 contenders are 3rd round pick bernard pierce and undrafted rookie bobby rainey...rainey made a strong case last night wiih 3 catches for 73 yards including a 48 yard touuhdown...32 teams passed on the 5-foot-8 tailback ut of western kentucky...that's what he uses as motivation... 3 one layer who has a secure job is 2nd year receiver torrey smith...the maryland product caught 8 passes for 103 yards last night...he led the ravens with 7 t-d grabs a year ago and he sounds ready for a breakout season...thaaks to no lockout... a historic sports night in baltimore... who knows what tomorrow will bring.... whatever it is, i'll be back to do this again!! that'll do it for t

it is less certain heading into 2012 the election because ruth bader ginsburg is the oldest member of the quarter. she's 78. she's in good health, full of energy. has often said that her idol, louis brandeis served until he was 82 and it sounded like a good member. just tiscali have come a 70 sixers vote, justice kennedy, 75 years old. once you get in the upper 70s, it's not always your choice when you leave the court. so i would say it is less clear to the next justice would leave. also, politics plays a big part. ruth ginsburg is going to be a lot more likely to consider leaving if barack obama is president dennis mitt romney's president by the same token, justice scalia and justice kennedy would be much more likely to leave under a romney presidency than under an obama presidency. >> is there such thing as the roberts court? >> absolutely, absolutely. the story of the supreme court is the story of american politics in a nutshell because to me the biggest development of the last 20 years has been the evolution of the republican party. moderate republicans dominated the united states

ruth richard. she says she made the trip all the way out to our drive just to say hi and drop off a check so we could buy more supplies. ruth, we know you're watching. we want to say thanks. >> time right now is 6:39. >>> next some free options of things to do on this saturday. >>> plus those food trucks aren't just for the work week. why several of the mobile eateries will be in the spotlight today. >>> today more than 40 companies will look to make things a little better for thousands of vets. they're holding a hiring event for veterans today at walter reed medical center in bethesda from 10:00 to 3:00. it's part of the 100,000 jobs mission that focuses on getting vets back in the work force. companies like cisco, hostess, and jp morgan chase look to fill about 5,000 jobs in d.c. >>> there are still plenty of great things to do both inside and outside our area, and the great part is some of those things, they're free. danella sealock is at the super screen with what's free in the dmv. >> here are

michigan republicans, specifically ruth johnson, wanted this citizenship thing placed on the box on thet application as well. michigan's republican governor had actually vetoed the citizenship box thing when it was proposed as legislation, saying it would be too confusing for voters, but the secretary of state decided she would put it up there anyway. and guess what, it ended up being really, really confusing for voters. a number of legal registered voters reported being turned away after they refused to answer the question they knew should not have been there in the first place. it caused so much confusion that by midday, the secretary of state had to send out a clarification notice to local elections officials telling them not to enforce the citizenship thing she had insisted be put on the ballot. she told poll workers to read voters a statement telling people it's illegal to vote without being a citizen. at that point, the confusion had been sewed. here is how it was summed up. secretary of state ruth johnson managed to erect an illegal barrier to balloting at polling places througho

looked in and i thought oh my god you know she is a beautiful little baby she had a little peek down on ruth that pretty hair had they had a little pink bow or hair and i thought well i did have a beautiful little baby there's nothing wrong with her and that stayed in my mind i completely forgot all the bad stuff you know i just dropped all of it and so i went in to see or and i could only put my hand through the port hole the toucher and one of the nurses came over without thinking and pulled the cover it down off of her and i saw what she looked like for the first time my knees went out i went to the floor and that's pretty much stayed with me since then you know it was just it was just such a shock you know i had i was eighteen years old no i didn't know why i just didn't know why and it was you know your few years later when i started to hear about agent orange. and you know i knew that her dad had been in vietnam and that's when i started to do a little research into that and think you know because i used to think did i take any medicine while i was pregnant with her i didn't i didn't t

"washington post" columnist and editorial writer ruth marcus joins me now.hen you look at the battleground states, the nbc news breakdown today and "first read" shows there is still a real window of opportunity here. but after all of the hammering we've had, especially those of us living next door to battleground states. >> hello, virginia. >> hello, virginia. we've been hammered by these negative attacks and it hasn't really moved the needle. >> and i don't think we're going to see that move really until the end because this was always going to be a close election, in my view. it's going to be a close election. looking at that battleground map, if i were mitt romney, there would be, and also the polls, there would be two things that make me most nervous. the first thing would be ohio. because how many times have people sat here in the studio and said to you, a republican nominee has never won the presidency without ohio? and you have, i think it's a six-point gap in ohio in favor of president obama. that is something that should be troubling to governor rom

thank you to ruth and to major. always great to see you guys.t weekend, all. >>> meanwhile, secretary of state hillary clinton holding the record now for traveling to more countries, 108 and still counting, than any of her predecessors. others have flown more miles but secretary clinton's stats are still impressive. 867,000 miles so far since she became secretary of state. conde-nast traveler hit the road with her on one of her recent trips and kevin doyle spent nine days with the secretary. i don't know if you were sitting up front. i sit in the back with the press corps and it isn't fun on those three abreast, the seats don't go back, middle seats. did you get one of the good seats? >> i was all the way in the back. no, i didn't draw well in the lottery so i had actually a middle seat. i will say, however, i always fly coach commercially and this is nicer than that. so i have to say at least that much. you get a little bit more leg room, little bit more recline and the food is way better. >> let's talk about it, let's show the pictures. what d

ruth calls it one of the best experiences of her life. she says she signed up because she's determined to do her part to help keep oakland safe. >> i think that if you see something wrong, you should do something about it. i'm a fond believe of that, even if you have to stand by yourself. >> the graduation comes on the heels of a violent weekend that left three innocent children wounded. community involvement is one of the biggest keys to making oakland safer. >>> a police shooting, a car chase, and a foot chase ultimately helped san francisco police bust a stolen cell phone ring today. when a woman was robbed at gunpoint in the ocean view neighborhood, a gps tracking app led police to the neighborhood. one of the suspects made a suspicious move causing one officer to fire a single shot. that shot missed and one man was arrested. the other escaped. then, the stolen phone pinged again near eighth avenue. >> officers detained one suspect in a car and found another suspect in the trunk, including the stolen cell phone. the fact that more tha