park station please -- plain clothes officer under the direction of sergeant scott ryan and robert lieu adnd reyes observed. they noticed until lights were on and the sun roof was opened. officer lew quickly executed a u-turn and confirmed it was occupied by the suspect. officers immediately got out of the car, drew their weapons and began giving verbal commands. they identified themselves, told a suspect he was under arrest and ordered them to surrender. the officers instinctively trying to related on the vehicle. officer ray is move to position your their rear passenger side of the suspect's car. officer lew move to their rear of the driver's side of the vehicle parked to the left -- officer lieu. they recognize the suspects flight reaction, but officers continue to give firm, clear, commands. the suspect abruptly threw his car into reverse, accelerating rapidly from his parking space. as he reversed rapidly, the suspect smashed into the vehicle, flanking the driver's side of the bmw with sufficient force to drive that car towards officer and into the car parked next to it. he had to

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staff, ladies and gentlemen, i present to you the recipients of the silver medal of valor, sergeant scott ryan, and officer reuben reyes. [applause] offic>> we are at the part of te ceremony now where we will present the gold medal of valor, the highest award given from the sentences go police department. tonight we have six, an unprecedented number. i would like captain ann mannix, and officer minkel, everson, griffin and tursi. >> can we do this separately? there are two separate incidents. but go in your order. -- >> let's go in your order. >> tonight it is my honor to present to you the heroic acts of officer joseph everson and officer minkel. wednesday, october 13, 2011, there were patrolling together as the violent reduction unit they have been assigned in uniform and driving a large unit. they were driving along pulled street when they ran the license plate of a car in front of them. the registration sticker display showed 2012, indicating car registration. their onboard computer results showing the registration expired in 2009. noting the discrepancy, the officer decided to pull the ca

i think this really -- when i saw scott ryan and paul ryan -- scott walker and paul ryan both come outreal refs meaning the union refs, i think there is a lesson here that this republican war against unions, you know, was wrongly directed and might backfire. in many fields of work, air-traffic controllers autoworkers, i don't want to get on my soapbox the replacements or scabs some might call them, can't do the job that the good union workers can do. that's the last thing -- lasting lesson here. i also think where the billionaire owners are just out of mitt romney's friends who own the nfl teams are just out of touch again with real people. the fans in this country didn't want to play this charade. >> i can see all of those points. i also see a couple of things that are less specific to union or management. but rules. and playing by the rules and knowing what the rules are. >> bill: good point. >> one of the things you saw and i'm a big nfl football fan this week and the previous two weeks players getting increasingly frustrated because they didn't know what was happening on the field

you have two anti-union politicians, paul ryan and scott walker. de a living campaigning against union employees and union worker. what is so bad that it could turn paul ryan and scott walker into pro-union politicians? those nfl scab refs. those amateur refs trying to pretend they know what the hell they are doing. they don't have a clue. monday night this is what the call sounded like after they huddled -- everybody was saying no, no no no. they could not have called that a touchdown for the seahawks but here is how it came aross. >> the call on stands touchdown seahawks. [ cheers ] >> bill: it was bizarre, and the nfl had to respond because they are the ones that are really on the line on this. they came out on this yesterday d roger goodell looks like a freaking horse's ass on this thing, so he came out with a statement, endorsing the refs saying, yes, indeed, the seahawks won the game and at the same time says they should have called -- help me out year peter -- they should have called offensive interference -- >> offensive pass interference. >

ryan isn't the only angry wisconsin politician. union-busting governor scottted out after catching a few hou of sleep, the packer game is still painful. return the real refs. walker and ryan all of a sudden, aren't they r busting unions until it affects the outcome of their football team? this is unbelievable their reversal on this. l othesthtwd y. aisle hope the refs lock out is settled soon. i have to be fair about this. it would have been nice to see that tweet about the chicago public school teachers. the story is about more than ju b c it's about labor. this is an issue that strikes at the very core of what we do with workers in this country. the broad republican philosophy is to do what? eliminate the unions to get cheap workers, go right to the iswhhe iin right now. they are getting what they paid for. even after last night's blown call, the nfl is holding firm against the refs. the main sticking point is job security. nfl owners want to be able to fire these refs whenever they want to. thsamengplg where? with the chicago public school teachers. if you'

romney's running mate paul ryan, scott, has already campaigned here eight times. he's barely been on the ticket ned weeks. >> pelley: colorado is another state that could go either way erd we also asked likely voters there who would do a better job on the economy. last month, romney had a ten- point lead over the president. now they're effectively tied. and here's a reason that some folks may be feeling better about the economy. oval estate improved last month. sales of exihomes were up nearly 8%, selling at the fastest pace in more than two years. and construction of new homes years. and construction of new homes was up more th so for the moment in our poll old several others, prospects are brightening for the president. john dickerson is our political director, and, john, what are you seeing in these numbers, particularly in wisconsin? >> reporter: well, all the numbers are moving in the president's direction which is good for him. wisconsin was the one state that romney thought he could make in- roads when he picked paul ryan. the numbers there, the president w

> former governor howard dean and atlanta mayor react to mitt romney's educated mess >>> scott walker and pl ryan come out against union busting. eugene robinson alen on why the nfl gets what it paid for. and on national voter registration day, ten million lati voters are in danger of being disenfranchised. we'll brin you the shocking details of aew rept tt coswthle to mitt romney. >> good to have you with us. thanks for watching. americans are up in arms after a blown call in a football game. it's amazing what gets the country's attention. the nfl is in a labor mess because millionais e trying to setlon busting the referee's union. i'll have more to say about this in a few moments. >>> but today we learned what kind of labor issue we will have on our hands if mitt romney is president. it will affect tuture of education in this country. ttnearpa in nbc's education nation summit today. the candidate had so few specifics about future plans for education he sounded more like a low-information voter than a candidate for president. >> education is about teachers, great leadership and parents. and then

rex ryan levelled by scott chandler. popped right back up. jets were all smiles and why not? they won it 48-28. >>> pats and titans. rob gronkowski picked up where he left off last season. new england up 21-3. but the celebration needs some work. not exactly the kind of spike he had in mind. the pats are happy he can hold on to the ball when it counts. they won 34-13. >>> alex smith connecting with vernon davis. touchdown niners. davis then showed off his hops, or lack thereof. the dunk over the goal post rejected. this is how you use a goal post, vernon. david acres 63 yards away. if it's good, it ties an nfl record. the ball hit the crossbar and went over. 63 yards and a lucky bounce. niners beat the packers 30-22. >>> golf, rory mcilroy has done it again. won the bmw championship by two strokes, second straight win. >>> u.s. open, serena williams put to the test and passed with flying colors. down two games in the final set, serena rallied, won the next four and captured her fourth u.s. open title. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>>

romney's run, mate paul ryan, scott, has already campaigned here eight times. he's barely been on the ticket six weeks. >> pelley: colorado is another state that could go either wail d we also asked likely voters there who would do a better job on the economy. last month, romney had a 10-point lead over the president. now they're effectively tied. and here's a reason that some folks may be feeling better about the comple. real estate improved last month. sails of existing homes were up in nearly 8%, selling at the fastest pace in more than two years. and construction of new homes was up more than 2% upon so for the moment inaur poll and several others, prospects are brightening for the president. john dickerson is our political director, and, john, what are you seeing in these numbers, particularly in wisconsin? >> >> reporter: well, all the numbers are moving in the president's direction which is good for him. wisconsin was the one state romney thought he could make in-roads when he picked paul ryan. the numbers there, the president was up by six, and aides on

rex ryan leveled by scott chandler. popped right back up. jets were all smiles and why not?28. >>> pats and titans. gronkowski picked up where he left off last season. new england up 21-3. but the celebration needs some work. not exactly the kind of spike he had in mind. the pats are happy he can hold on to the ball when it counts. they won it 34-13. >>> from one botched celebration to another, alex smith connecting with vernon davis. touchdown, niners. davis then showed off his hops, or lack thereof. the dunk over the goalpost rejected. this is how you use a goalpost, vernon. david akers, 63 yards away. if it's good, it ties an nfl record. the ball hit the crossbar and went over. 63 yards and a lucky bounce. niners beat the packers. >>> rory mcilroy has done it again. won the bmw championship by two strokes. >>> u.s. open, serena williams put to the test and passed with flying colors. serena rallied, won the next four and captured her fourth u.s. open title. that's your first look at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> and now for another look at the weather, here's meteorologist

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ryan on the campaign trail. listen to someone who knows the congressman very well, wisconsin governor scott walker, from congressmansed when mitt romney picked paul ryan because i thought that was a signal that this guy was getting serious, he was getting bold. i just haven't seen that kind of passion. i know that paul has transfer over to our nominee. >> gregg: passion transferred over to romney of. what about that, george, martin frost, former democratic congressman for texas. does governor walker have a point? is mitt romney a sort of lack luster nominee the republican version of al gore who was described as wooden as a syca sycamore. >> he needs to do more, the des moines chamber. serious venues and rallies where he can get out a more passionate plan, both for the economy and foreign policy. ryan is doing just fine. he's doing exactly what vp's do and that's fire up the base. >> gregg: congressman frost, you served with paul ryan. smart guy, a catalyst for big ideas and change. is ryan being underutilized and the beneficiary here is president obama? >> look, gregg, vice presidential candidates rarely make any s

the bigger reason is because it scott walker like paul ryan are both green bay packers fans. the one team and the national football league that do not have a billionaire plutocrat in the owner's box. they are owned by over 200,000 fnas in a collective manner. >> i want to reiterate a comment from roger goodell about the pension issue. he said -- your response? >> we are hearing this rhetoric in all walks of life. it is not dissimilar from mitt romney saying if you get sick, you should just go to the e.r. that is the same rhetoric that scott walker used in attacking the teachers and the firefighters and public workers in wisconsin. we are hearing this all across the american landscape painting forbes magazine put out its report about the incredible disparities that exist in this country. the growth of wealth for the 1%. it is just more of that rhetoric. roger goodell makes $20 million of your. he does not need a pension payment this is one o. >> the lingerie football league clamming if fired several officiating crews. >> yes. i am going to guess the majority of listeners do no

>>guest: not just paul ryan but scott walker is seen as a conservative hero, getting the biggest reaction from 9 crowd in the hall until mitt romney because everyone is excited about the nominee. >>shepard: and bain capital will be a big topic? >>guest: democrats think these attacks on bain have worked in north carolina and other swing states. they think in ohio they have taken a huge toll and he will have to do a lot of work in he he to repair -- in ohio to repair his image. >>shepard: now paul ryan will be here? >>guest: yes, they want to steal the thunder of president obama. >>shepard: thank you, erin. republican nominee, mitt romney, does not have public events scheduled but his running mate, paul ryan, is spending the labor day stumping here in north carolina. he spoke in east carolina university, about four hours east of charlotte and tried to hammer home a major republican talking point, asking folks they are bet egg off now than four years ago. >>guest: when you look at what we will hear in charlotte today, he cannot say he is better off or you are better off than you were four ye

last week in tampa it was about wisconsin paul ryan and tommy thomson and scott walker and cheese head revolution. i suspect you have a different take on wisconsin politics? >> i do. and in fact tomorrow i will get a chance to address the convention and talk about the wisconsin that i know. [h/ is a little bit different than the image i think people saw in tampa last week. >> tell me about it. well, it's heartland values the work ethic. if you work hard and play by the rules you can get ahead but for too many people that is not happening and it it has to do with who is writing the rules and to whose benefit. and it's crystallized in the choice facing the nation and voters in wisconsin too. >> democrats have been a strong presence in wisconsin and yet governor walker with the moves to tighten up on collective bargaining, there was the effort to recall him from office that did not work. democrats have taken a beating in your state. how do you -- do you view yourself as the underdog fighting back? >> i think of our state as having a long, deeply and evenly divided tradition. if you think

last week in tampa it was about wisconsin paul ryan and tommy thomson and scott walker and cheese head revolution. i suspect you have a different take on wisconsin politics? >> i do. and in fact tomorrow i will get a chance to address the convention and talk about the wisconsin that i know. [h/ is a little bit different than the image i think people saw in tampa last week. >> tell me about it. well, it's heartland values the work ethic. if you work hard and play by the rules you can get ahead but for too many people that is not happening and it it has to do with who is writing the rules and to whose benefit. and it's crystallized in the choice facing the nation and voters in wisconsin too. >> democrats have been a strong presence in wisconsin and yet governor walker with the moves to tighten up on collective bargaining, there was the effort to recall him from office that did not work. democrats have taken a beating in your state. how do you -- do you view yourself as the underdog fighting back? >> i think of our state as having a long, deeply and evenly divided tradition. if you think

and they united, paul ryan and scott walker and david brooks as union supporters, they're back in the union. now that is an amazing achievement on the part of the nfl owners. >> i was so furious, i was in a bar watching the green bay game t was just the last game, i think i lesson i mentioned is if you think we're bad, the replacement pundit was be even worse so you should love us a little bit more. >> i disagree with him. >> woodruff: we don't want-- all right, now we know where david spends his monday nights, in bars in new york and other places. >> watching nfl. >> woodruff: mark, david, thank you both. and keep up the talk on the doubleheader and our own jim lehrer will appear in a segment with cbs's bob schieffer on the program "sunday morning" this weekend to talk about the history of presidential debates. >> suarez: and to the last installment this week in our series of reports about america's dropout problem. tonight, we take a second look at a story about life outside the classroom. we head back to st. petersburg, florida, where one boy's enthusiasm for journalism has helped

but he had announced her much closer to the convention than romney announced ryan, scott. >> that's rightpart. steve is talking about the trend in those averages. part of that comes because before paul ryan was picked most of the polls western registered voter polls. now a few more are starting to go to likely voter models. we use likely voters all the way through. as all of the polls shift to likely voter models, mitt mitt romney'ss will look better. this race hasn't changed the much for a couple of months september for one detail. republicans are much more enthusiastic about the ticket than they were before paul ryan was selected. about it hasn't improved the numbers for the romney-ryan campaign. megyn: this is the second time in history where the conventions are so close together. seeing the bounce we used to see a long time ago when one party would have its convention and there would be a month between the next one, he says those days are gone. >> if you look at the way this was covered friday, saturday and sunday, we flew together from tampa to charlotte, and on "special report" that

cheering for them scott walker, the unn-busting govnor of wisconsin, and paul ryan, the busting ce-presidentialhe has become a labor activist. what a great country. strong note to follow,w, charles. you canlways leave it to to find a partisanan angle to anything. it was a lousy call by guys who not know the game. that is not political to me. anyway, it is just football. of thein the middle races. who cares? [laughter] the amazing national interest this, but lurking in the backgrground is this existential footbal these head injuries. the evidence mous that reallbad for your .rain these owners may be sitting on a justmine now, but you when is the day of reckoning coming? >> that this why u unique refers -- but even referees cannot do it all. he watch these games, and there gladiator feel to it, when hard the hitsw are. makes us all chcheered. but it is really at the cost t f futures.a' >> it keeps us from hitting each other on the head. see you next week. >> "inside washington" is brought you in part by the american federation of government employees, proud to make america work. for more informat

i wish the romney/ryan campaign had a little more of the spirit of ryan, and not just ryan, scott walkerchris christie, bobby jindal. we have a big choice ahead, i think romney needs to make that clear. jon: bill kristol, thanks. >> hey, thanks. jamie: right now presidential politics and governor mitt romney wrapping up his stay in new york city after addressing the clinton global initiative. later, the governor's heading to battleground state of ohio, home to 18 electoral votes, an all-important state. he's going to meet up with his running mate, paul ryan, at the gathering of global leaders, though, the governor touched on a central theme of their campaign. >> free enterprise, as we know, has done more to bless humanity than any other economic system. not only because it's the only system that creates a prosperous middle class, but also because it's the only system where the individual enjoys the freedom to guide and build his or her life. free enterprise cannot only make us better off financially, it can make us better people. jamie: senior national correspondent john roberts is in oh

i never seen anything where paul ryan and barack obama agreed this what should happen. >> and very strange bedfellows, we have scott walker, famous for being tough on the union coming out in favor of the referee union. >> absolutely and wonderful field day for kar too oftenists. as new signals for referees who have replacements and let somebody else try it. great cartoon, no debate here. >> rick: is it political pandering, right before election day, a no-brainer cause? >> i never tend to know about sports so i don't want to give any analysis. >> rick: come on. >> let's pick up on that. because "time magazine" called the pander bowl. he never answers shouted questions. but there is something good that came out of it. we ought to consider replacement journalists. we get aj kers the three networks and let's get some replacements in there and see if they do any better. >> we have them there already and they are called blogers. >> you are seeing the power of social media. this was a tweet driven story. a twitter driven story. barack obama's tweet, scott walker's tweet. they chose one particular media to do it. >> it act

goodell, have cheering for them scott walker, the union-busting governor of wisconsin, and paul ryan, the union-busting vice presidential nominee -- he has become a labor activist spirit what a great country. >> strong note to follow, charles. >> you can always leave it to mark to find a partisan and will to anything. it was a lousy call it is just football. who cares? >> you watch this, and the amazing national interest in this, but lurking in the background is this existential threat to football, these head injuries. a blionollathing as t evidence mounts an ounce announced that football is bad for your brain. when is the day of reckoning coming? >> that is why need to freeze. >> that is exactly what you need referees. but they cannot do it all. there is a gladiator feel to it, when you look at how hard the hits are. it is really at the cost of these individuals' futures. >> it keeps us from hitting each other on the head. see you next week. are you totally unprepared? just about all of us have something hangen on our walls, pictures, paintings, art work clocks, all can come crashing

up shaking out in their favor there have been criticism from folks like governor scott walker who want to see paul ryan of old. we've been getting a little bit of, that back to those big charts as that we're accustomed to. i addressed it with him, i said, do you need to be someone different to get this to work, here is h what he said. >> final analysis, people see the clear choice that we're offering, contrast of two different visions, i think we'll be fine, because, president obama is not working. he has failed leadership, he has chosen not to tackle this debt crisis, crammed by a partisan one side fits all government health care. and he has all these regulations, and stifling energy creation with the regulations, and promising huge tax increases in january, that will give us more economic malaise this is the worst recovery since the great depression. >> they have a run on that, three presidential debates, and vice presidential debates, but still in states like here in ohio and florida, president obama had the momentum. neil: but why are we not hearing more from ryan? that is not an orchestrated effor