great arm action by shelby miller.matheny described to us before the game, comes right over the top and has a good downward plane with his fastball. tough to hit. as the reds found out the final game of the season in a game that didn't matter, shelby miller held them without a hit through five. strike 2. >> tim: hitters industry a pitcher like that as the guy who is throwing downhill, and miller does it very, very well. the ball is on top of you. even though you are looking for the fastball, it's on top of you before you are ready for it. great extension. >> joe: popped up behind the plate. molina will watch it head into the seats. still 1-2 on belt, who has had a nice night. 2 for 3. here's the motion of of shelby miller. >> tim: that's a four-seam fastball. 96 miles an hour. how about 312 strikeouts in three seasons in the minor leagues. his stuff in the lower minor leagues was just too good for the hitters he was facing. 2-2, the count on him. >> tim: dwight gooden, in 1984, he came up to the big leagues after strik

. >> this nissan leaf is the only reason dawn shelby still has food in his frig. >> when the storm hit, the car was charged and ready to go. >> a member of the electric vehicle association showed me how to power household items with the smaller battery inside the hood. >> this 12-volt battery is contented to the inverter. >> this makes it possible to use for other energy. >> it has alternating current, which is in every outlet in the house. >> and an extension cord finishes off the rest. >> this is wired through the house to the kitchen here. this is the extension cord coming from the inverter which is connected to the car, the nissan leaf and the refrigerator is plugged in through a meter. now the refrigerator is on, receiving power through the inverter. >> reporter: shelby said it saved him hundreds of dollars in food and more. >> i was able to have a nice hot cup of coffee in the morning all off of energy stored in the car. >> reporter: shelby said he only lost power for eight hours overnight on monday. >> it wouldn't have been able to power the frig. >> and if trees start coming do

great arm action by shelby miller.ibed to us before the game, comes right over the top and has a good downward plane with his fastball. tough to hit. as the reds found out the final game of the season in a game that didn't matter, shelby miller held them without a hit through five. strike 2. >> tim: hitters industry a pitcher like that as the guy who is throwing downhill, and miller does it very, very well. the ball is on top of you. even though you are looking for the fastball, it's on top of you before you are ready for it. great extension. >> joe: popped up behind the plate. molina will watch it head into the seats. still 1-2 on belt, who has had a nice night. 2 for 3. here's the motion of of shelby miller. >> tim: that's a four-seam fastball. 96 miles an hour. how about 312 strikeouts in three seasons in the minor leagues. his stuff in the lower minor leagues was just too good for the hitters he was facing. 2-2, the count on him. >> tim: dwight gooden, in 1984, he came up to the big leagues after striking out 300 i

they want shelby miller to think about doing the same thing. the runners are on with one out and the 0-2 pitch. a line drive, base hit! blanco scores! here comes huff. 7-1! >> tim: that was a good job by the third-base coach, tim flannery, even though aubrey huff had to wave at second base on that line drive because it was close to being caught by pete kozma. he waved him home anyway and david freese cut the ball off. but you can see huff delaying and the throw by holliday was just off-line and cut off by david freese. >> joe: shelby miller knocked out in his second inning of work. rzepczysnki coming in. sands coming up. they are having fun in san francisco,ding by 6. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing the all-new completely re-imagined 2013 chevrolet malibu. sleek new styling... sophisticated dual cockpit design, and sport sculpted seats. available chevrolet mylink infotainment system. the all-new 2013 chevrolet malibu. ♪ refined comfort to get you in a malibu state of mind no matter what state you live in. ♪ ♪ ...mom's smartphone... d

i had heard of marcus shelby and had been in join his work but never had the opportunity to meet him. we were brought together by the equal justice society specifically for this project. we were charged with beginning work. marquez and i spent a lot of time addressing our own position on the death penalty, our experiences with people who had been incarcerated, family members, friends of friends. pulling our information. beyond that, we did our own research. to create a picture that resonated with humanity. it is the shape of a house. in this context, it is also small and acts like a cell. i thought that was an interesting play on how these

so, okay, let me start with you, shelby.n their own with their own opinions and perceptions, or maybe were influenced by their moms and dads? >> well now due to some of the polls from scholastic news it has shown that a lot of the kids have actually, they either rarely talk to their parents about the election, they sometimes do it or they never do it, so -- with then talking about making their own decisions i believe that it's from their friends and from their own perspective but now these kids are thinking they are the future of america so they need to make other decisions. >> is that important that kids get involved, at least get engaged in this from your perspective? >> i think so, because like shelby said, kids will be the future of america, and many of the people that voted in this election will be able to vote in the real election in 2016, and kids will be the new adults, and they will be able to choose the next president. >> shelby, you actually got to meet governor romney back in 2008. what were your impressions? >>

scholastic kid reporter, andrew and shelby, great to have you on the program. thank you so much.fun out there. >> thank you. >>> that wraps up this hour of jansing and company. richard lui is in for thomas roberts. remember when we were that young? >> these are future msnbc contributors. i don't remember that nar bacfa. topping our agenda next hour, high hopes at hofstra and it's all about suburban woman. our first read says that is the firewall the president needs to protect tonight just hours ahead of tonight's critical debate, can he. we'll have our power panel break down the stakes. also, is there a dramatic shift? the electoral maps? new fears ohio may be slipping away from the president. we'll talk with ted vehicle land. and town hall debates by the numbers. the man who has cataloged 50 years of presidential debates tells us what it will take to win tonight. oh the kids would love this hot wheels wall tracks with monster jumper. i think they're gonna love this, leapfrog leappad2 with games and apps. i say we flip a coin. you mean with your double-headed coin? you know you c

i had heard of marcus shelby and had been in join his work but never had the opportunity to meet him. we were brought together by the equal justice society specifically for this project. we were charged with beginning work. marquez and i spent a lot of time addressing our own position on the death penalty, our experiences with people who had been incarcerated, family members, friends of friends. pulling our information. beyond that, we did our own research. to create a picture that resonated with humanity. it is the shape of a house. in this context, it is also small and acts like a cell. i thought that was an interesting play on how these people make these adjustments, half to create home. what is home for these people? the home is their cell. people talk a lot about noise -- very noisy in prisons. that is interesting to me. looking at the communication level, the rise of frustration of being caged, wondering, where does redemption fit into the equation here? [singing] i think both of us really believe the death penalty is wrong, and is flawed for many reasons. the list is as long as

usually, we talk to scott shelby at the floor of the cme in chicago.m. that is where scott joins us from today. all right, scott, you raised cattle, is that correct? >> yes. we have beef cattle on this farm. and i said yesterday, we had milk cattle. i am pretty familiar with what hard work means. stuart: the one the debate last night? >> absolutely romney. there is a small town of about 300 people around here where i watched it in a local tavern. the folks in the tavern had the same worries that we do in the city. and down, everyone in that tavern felt like you and i did. stuart: you are a cattle farmer, don't you like subsidies from the federal government? isn't president barack obama tried to bribe you with some subsidies? >> i think things have been going so well now that that is not really the case anymore. the big businessmen, which farmers are, they do not rely on that clutch anymore. you cannot put a farmer out of business with the weather, but you may if you back over his mailbox. that is not the case anymore. it is good old-fashioned work and

shelby miller, joe kelly, who has worked in this game, and trevor rosenthal. strike 1 on the inside corner to brandon belt. the guy warming up in the bullpen, lance lynn, an 18-game winner. he's only 25. here's the 0-1. jammed him, right side. descalso has to wait and craig got back to the bag to receive the throw for the out. 7-0, into the seventh. back after this from your local fox station. ♪ >> joe: it's the seventh inning of game seven of this national league championship series, and all giants here tonight. marco scutaro, his sixth multiple hit game. that's an lcs record. sandoval has an rbi in five straight. the last game seven shutout. you see that score, 15-0 in 1996 when the braves beat the cardinals. only two times in the history of the nlcs has a team down three games to one, come back to win in seven games. the 96 braves over the cardinals, the '03 marlins over the cubs, and the giants trying to add their team name to that list and win the first postseason game seven in a best-of-seven series in franchise history here tonight. kozma 0 for 2. affel

and if you followed me on twitter you would know because i came across that it was what shelby steel said about clarence thomas. it was such a beautiful quote and such a beautiful interview, i tweeted out a big section of it when i was doing research for this book. at the end i thought that's it, he's the one who according to shelby steel doesn't play the game, doesn't play it on either side. he's been such a brave man and such a great supreme court justice and the other great thing about it is a lot of people who read the book and know what a huge fan i am of thomas sole have guessed that it's thomas sole. that would be a very good second choice for a dedication. >> when i hear you speak like that, you seem perfectly normal. i can't equate that kind of normality with these outrageous things you come out with. >> there's nothing outrageous. >> there is, though. >> no, there is liberals' reaction because liberals love being self-righteous. >> i'm not a liberal. just a normal guy doing a tv show. >> basically not normal. >> no, but why did you do it? is it just for commercial gain? is

here's corey with her daughter shelby. according to shelby's grandmother, corey went know labor when the giants won the world series in went to. here's another shot with big brother lucas big giants fans for life. show us your orange and black spirit. send us giants fan photos to mornings@cbs5.com and remember, cbssf.com is your destination for all things giants. so you definitely want to check it out. >>> all of us are sleep deprived but lawrence in particular. we were texting once again. he is over at the oakland zoo for boo at the zoo. another long night but it was worth it. >> absolutely. of course the giants winning the game yesterday that was fantastic but yeah boo at the zoo is going to be great. you can come out and bring the kids a good time too and see neat things like this. this is a very neat creature this morning. we are going to be talking about this wonderful bug coming up in a few minutes. we want to talk weather. a little cold out the door. those temperatures running in the 40s and 50s outside so chilly to

. >> bergman: senator richard shelby is the ranking republican on the banking committee. while he has never been known as an advocate for credit card reform, he has not always sided with the banks. why hasn't there been credit card legislation to control some of these abusive practices? why did it take a near depression to do this? >> obviously, it's lobbying power. >> bergman: lobbying. >> it's a powerful lobby group up here. we need to proceed carefully, but we do need to proceed. >> it's really hard to get a bill through the us senate when the industry is pouring money into washington. it's a very difficult environment to have a reform bill passed. >> bergman: nearly every member of the senate banking committee has received large contributions from the financial services industry, including the chairman of the committee, senator dodd. the financial services industry apparently has given as much as $30 million to the members of your committee over the last election cycle, $7 million to your campaigns. >> mm-hmm. lot of good it's done them, huh? ( laughs ) >> bergman: ar

views in beirut mr shelby thanks for being with us is stationing american troops on the syrian jordanian border just as a precaution like washington says we should we expect any real action from them any time soon do you think. well that's the big question is this a transition is this a first move towards the wrecked involvement of the of the u.s. army in syria at the top of the regime. i don't have a definite answer to that i cannot say we can speculate but what we can say i think logically is that this is not helpful to reach a cease fire in syria and take the different parties the fighting parties into a dialogue and this is much needed in syria today you know the conflict has been going on now for a couple of years they are tens of thousands of people were killed hundreds of thousands. millions more than a million people have been displaced and in the city and what syria noon today is an immediate cease fire and for the fighting parties to come on a round table to discuss the future of the country now this this deployment of american troops is definitely not helping as your commentat

to national unity let's talk about this with side she happy from the bahrain freedom movement mr shelby thank you for being on the line international human rights groups want bahrain there they told me to lift the ban saying it completely violates freedom of expression assembly do you think the ruling family is going to listen no. one think you do not believe that the ruling family is would hold the values over human rights which are called for by the. like amnesty international and i think they will continue to as they have been doing for the past. month or so. they have been doing. this is why we have the revolution. to be the people who will. stop this and. so i think the situation is likely to. also intensify was there apparently such a difference between what you say they're going to do and what they actually do and we just last month bahrain promised tonight to improve its even rights record in line with those u.n. recommendations is there anything being done talking about political activists preventing violence against ethnic religious communities the list goes on. well i don't t

thanks for taking the time with us hello mr gore enough and thanks for having me you just looked at shelby oh so i went to this school you went to was associated with the motion also academy in st petersburg. in one of your interviews you said that you could have picked acting.

headquarters accusing syria of masterminding the killing of security chief political analyst omar in a shelby says a thorough investigation is needed before any blame is late. apparently no one is waiting for the investigation everyone is really in a rush to accuse and this is very unfortunate there's a tension in lebanon between two groups you see one group in lebanon supports the opposition or the armed rebel groups in syria another group praising it does not support these opposition groups and in the middle is the prime minister who is trying to say that lebanon is neutral towards the crisis in syria and with the assassination of general who is close to the fourteenth of march and therefore close to the group that supports. the prime minister is in a difficult the situation and he is very close to resigning and this will create. chaos the criminal investigation has not. only started you know and well this has been a trend in lebanon it's the same turned. prime minister how it was in two thousand and five and others were assassinated afterwards there was also all this kind of rush to. the o

in arkansas structural damage and major damage in shelby, mississippi power lines down. n no tornado watches now. low pressure system on the great lakes the cold front associated with it pushing into the eastern sea board that's where we could see the threat for severe weather. today along the mid atlantic region to the northeast and southeast where we could see hail, winds and isolated tornadoes and all of these big cities. keep you posted and bring you the latest on watches and warnings. >> janice dean, thanks. >>> the time now is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. bill o'reilly and bob beckel square off on the election. >> here is where you are making a mistake. it's a tragic mistake. >> up next o'reilly tells bob beckel what's really the issue in this year's election. >> while the candidates talk tough about the nation's debt they are not holding back on political ad spending. those numbers will come up and they will shock you. >> 14 after the hour. here's what you missed while you were sleeping. check this out a meteor shower lighting up the night sky over oaklan

shelby miller, joe kelly, who has worked in this game, and trevor rosenthal. strike 1 on the inside corner to brandon belt. the guy warming up in the bullpen, lance lynn, an 18-game winner. he's only 25. here's the 0-1. jammed him, right side. descalso has to wait and craig got back to the bag to receive the throw for the out. 7-0, into the seventh. back after this from your local fox station.  ♪ >> joe: it's the seventh inning of game seven of this national league championship series, and all giants here tonight. marco scutaro, his sixth multiple hit game. that's an lcs record. sandoval has an rbi in five straight. the last game seven shutout. you see that score, 15-0 in 1996 when the braves beat the cardinals. only two times in the of the nlcs has a team down three games to one, come back to win in seven games. the 96 braves over the cardinals, the '03 marlins over the cubs, and the giants trying to add their team name to that list and win the first postseason game seven in a best-of-seven series in franchise history here tonight. kozma 0 for

i want to thank shelby for everything she is doing on behalf of our kids and the work she's doing on behalf of this campaign. let's give for a round of applause. [applause] i also want to thank landra reid. she as senator reid had been some -- tremendous friends and supporters. they are champions for the state and country. we are proud to have them on our side. also steven horsford. all of whom will make wonderful representatives in congress. [applause] and of course i want to recognize congresswoman berkley who will make a tremendous senator. most of all -- we need her. but most of all, i want to thank all of you. thank you for being here today. thank you for working so hard. i am glad you guys are fired up and ready to go. i love it. [applause] because if you have not noticed, i am feeling pretty fired up and ready to go myself. so here is the secret. one of the reasons i really love campaigning, and i do not share this with my husband often, but it is because i get to do one of my favorite things -- i get to talk about the man that i love and have an admired since the day i met hi

the main case is the shelby county, alabama case. and it has been also covered since 1965 and shelby county did not ask for a pre-clearance. they just challenged it facially. you are requiring us to do these things and not requiring other states to do it. it is not fair. full disclosure, we made this file criticizing the use of section 5 in this case. but i think this is nonetheless the most likely case to be taken partly because it has the muteness issue. i mentioned to the texas voter i.d. case. they have a pre-clearance issue with the odor id and with redistricting that have been working on -- with voter i.d. and with redistricting the have been worked on. south carolina and enacted a voter ideologue the same time. they're still in the middle of litigation. -- a voter i.d. law at the same time. they are still in the middle of litigation. in the texas context, there is concern about the unequal ways that states are being treated. and a tip their hand a little bit in a unanimous per carry a decision that came out this week called te

the way it works, shelby steel has said every university in america will accept the child of a blackdoctor ahead of the child of a white cab driver or a black cab driver for that matter. >> well, following up on that point, if i understand what you guys are sort of proposing here, you talk about potentially evolving the idea of affirmative action and broadening it to take a socioeconomic considers, it's not just a race-based thing, it's about low income people, low income white/black person. this mismatch theory you promote, the basic idea that whether it's a low income black or low income wouldn't that person face the same barrier you're describes would be unqualified to compete? wouldn't that apply aacross the board? not just the black people but whites. >> that's a good point. transparency helps that. if you have that, presumably people who knkow in advance what they get into won't accept preferences into a situation to learn less. they see the graduation numbers are bad and accept an offer by a different school. by giving socioeconomic emphasis more than race, there's a broad poo