real estate mogul steve ross is one of them. three years ago, he paid more than $1 billion for the miami dolphins, the most paid for a u.s. professional sports franchise. but the team has had a rough season. the dolphins have not won a game yet. in tonight's "beyond the scoreboard," dolphins owner steve ross talks with rick horrow about the importance of the current season and the state of the economy. >> it's an important season. i'm more interested in building a franchise that's going to be consistently a winner as opposed to a quick fix and just having, you know, an okay year, 10-6, and then going back and worry about rebuilding. >> i started going to miami dolphin games in september of 1966 when they started and for the last 45 years it's been a similar balance of consistency and stability. what are you going to do to get back to that? >> those organizations that win on a consistent basis, you know, have a very strong quarterback. and until we can make sure that we have that franchise quarterback, we're not going to win cons

he sounded like steve forbes or ross perot and they went after him with a vengeance, and i thought rick santorum who is considered deep in the pack made a good point where he said how many in new hampshire want an increase of 9% in your sales tax where they don't even have a sales tax. >> 999, like you said, it came up a lot, because he's at the top of the pack right now. do you think voters are going to tire of this, and like one of the questioners, trying to poke holes in the plan? >> i think we'll find out where it registers, where all the contests are happening in the first month. if he gets no votes, he would have been a rhetorical musement. i thought an error competting and very shallow of a response when they pressed cain, who are your economic advisors. he came up with loury, who said he was from cleveland and it turned out he was from cleveland, texas. and couldn't come up with any other names. i don't think there's a lot of depth but his appeal is that he's never been elected to something, even though he's tried to be president. he lost the senate primary in georgia as well. h

ross investigation. >>> deadly delay? why did steve jobs refuse a surgery that might have saved his life? >>> and catch of a lifetime. why is this 6-year-old smiling? the firefighter who made a perfect catch. call him mr. clutch. >>> good evening. diane is on assignment tonight. and for more than four decades, he ruled libya with flamboyance and fear. but tonight, after months on the run, moammar gadhafi is dead. his chaotic last moments were caught on tape, and we should warn you, this video is gruesome. there is gadhafi, dazed, gravely wounded but still alive, dragged through the streets after his convoy was bombed. and he was shot. at the height of power, gadhafi called himself africa's king of kings. ronald reagan called him the mad dog of the middle east. ruthless with his own people, reviled here for ordering the bombing of pan-am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland, that killed 270, including 189 americans. but tonight, this final image. a violent end for a violent man. abc's christiane amanpour was the last american journalist to interview gadhafi. and she starts us off tonight. a

gwen: herman cain reminds me of a cross between ross perot, the outcider, steve forbes, the flat tax, and -- >> and national chairman. gwen: and alan keyes who was a very good speaker. and really could capture crowds. does he have more than that? does he have money? does he have structure? >> it will be interesting to see going forward. because at this point, he doesn't -- he has virtually no campaign structure around him. in fact, he's had a whole bunch of his advisors who were with him at the beginning have since quit. he has relatively little money. and he doesn't do the kinds of things that you kind of have to do to get through the primary season. like getting your name on the ballot and other things. it will be very interesting to see whether this candidate has the organizational wherewithal to really push forward. >> does moving up the calendar, is there -- as that are talking about, help him or hurt him? who does that sort of hurt or help in terms of where they are at this point? >> i don't really know quite frankly who that hurts or helps. so many of these people like -- you l

steve jobs was singularly an amazing man on his own. >> no question. andrew ross sorkin, thanks for waking up a little bit early for us. we appreciate it. >>> apple's stock closed on wednesday at an astounding $378.25 a share. up 31% from this time last year. jobs owned about 5.5 million shares. i'll let you do the math on that how will the company do in the post-jobs era that begins this morning? cnbc's becky meehan is live in london with more. >> good morning. the thing to remember about the stock price reaction is that steve jobs already announced he was stepping down from leaving the company back the end of august. we saw the stock price reaction then. and at that point, the debate really heated up about what apple will look like in the post steve jobs era. of course with his passing, those questions have come to the fore once again. it's unlikely we'll see stock price reaction today in the same we we did when he announced he was stepping down from the leadership of the business. but the question tushs to the longer-term. what will apple look like longer-term

ross is here live with that and more. dave, how cool was that? >> it was -- steve's right. i think i saw the '86 mets, that game six. this is right up there with it. apples and oranges. it was so good last night, i have no sleep to prove it. it was that thrilling finish that wear talking about setting up a game seven tonight. first game seven in a world series since 2002. how did we get there. take a look at this. st. louis as we said, down to the final strike not once but twice when david freeze does this down by two, they tie it up at seven in the bottom of the ninth inning. we go to the tenth inning. josh hamilton would hit a two- run home fore texas. you think it is over again. no, it is not. here comes berkman in the bottom of the 11th. tax a listen to -- take a listen to what happened next. >> freeze hits it in the air to center. we will see you tomorrow night. >> and that is joe buck's call basically doing his father's call that he did many, many moons ago in a tribute. a st. louis kid hitting the improbable home run to set up the game seven. you can see that right here tonight on fox 5. how about hockey. the

ross perot. so he's doing very well in the process right now. >> msnbc political analyst steve schmidt, former seniorer to the mccain 2008 campaign, thank you very much for joining me tonight, steve. >> you bet, lawrence. thank you. >>> coming up, why the political speeches of movie stars matter. to what happens at the box office. that's next. >>> a new poll looks at what the comments of movie stars have an effect on what matters most in hollywood, the box office numbers. the answer was as shocking as any hollywood movie ending. joining me now, janice min, editorial director of the "hollywood reporter," which commissioned the poll. this edition of the "hollywood reporter" is easy find on newsstands now because there's a picture of a highly recognizable star on that cover. who is that on that cover? janice min, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> rachel is now a hollywood star. cover of the "hollywood reporter." can't get higher than that. >> absolutely not. >> this is interesting. i had no idea ticket buyers were thinking about the politics of the stars. sean penn, michael moore,

ross perot. so he's doing very well in the process right now. >> msnbc political analyst steve schmidt, former seniordviser to the mccain 2008 campaign, thank you very much for joining me tonight, steve. >> you bet, lawrence. thank you. >>> coming up, why the political speeches of movie stars matter. to what happens at the box office. that's next. she won't eat eggs without hot sauce. she has kind of funny looking toes. she's always touching my hair. and she does this dancing finger thing. [ male announcer ] with advanced technology from ge, now doctors can diagnose diseases like breast cancer on a cellular level. so that women, like kristy's mom, can get personalized treatment that's as unique as she is. [ kristy ] she's definitely not like other moms. yeah, my mom is pretty weird. ♪ ben and his family live on this block. ben's a re/max agent, and he's a big part of this community. re/max agents know their markets, and they care enough to get to know you, too. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. and here's what we did today: supported nearly 3 million steady jobs across

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ross circle of an 18-year-old man last night. at a news conference, detailing five shooting deaths including several involving officers, police displayed this picture of 38-year-old hell's angel member steve joseph ruiz who investigators believe killed steve pallson during a confrontation at the shooting of another hell's angel biker pettigrew. police with a warrant searched pettigrew's grave in case that ruiz was killed and put in there. >> we . police today said a man with a handgun killed by police, ricardo moreno is the person investigators believed murdered two students on third street near the san jose state campus two days earlier. >>> we have subsequently been able to confirm that the firearm that ricardo moreno was holding was the weapon used to kill the two san jose state students. >> reporter: police say they have a possible motive. >> the victim at the third street address was selling narcotics. the person that was killed on hillsdale was a user and purchaser. >> reporter: back live on ross circle, they are looking for two men who killed the teenager. the only clues they were seen driving off in a white late model volkswagen jetta. >>> it appears in and out may be pulling out

steve facilities as well as developing wind power siemens has been putting the funds in russia's atomic power industry two years ago it agreed to create a huge joint venture with russia's nuclear corporation ross sat but add to drop those plans this year when germany decided to phase out nuclear power following japan's fukushima disaster. it's arguably been one of the longest courtships on record russia's seventeen year marathon to join the world trade organization is potentially coming to an end now w z a negotiator maxime advent of says the country may be on the verge of becoming a member of the trade body next month we have concluded. almost. supposed to be so we have very few technical questions to be sure as to standing. even not few months to a few weeks or even in order to be able to resolve all of whom we have to completely fall in discussions. so i can sort of target the formal meeting to greece. and you can watch the full interview with my team in the bed coffin interview with so be sure announced on wednesday sorry to move to the markets now world is continuing its losses of germany dampened hopes the new debt plan will come out this week fred lenders trading at just over one hundre

ross joins us. >>> good morning thanks for being with us i am steve chenevey. >> i am alison seymour we say good morningo tony perkens. >> temps in 40s. cool air in place we have reinforcing cool air coming in for today, it will be another chilly day today but then after that we will see improvement as the week progresses. >> great. >> yeah take a look at weather headlines for today, we also have a few rain showers not a lot but a few showers here and there particularly well out to the west and east, not so much right here n the district. -- in the district. we are going to continue to feel fall's chill for today and then we will have gradual improvement beginning tomorrow today's highs, 50s. tomorrow, 60s. 70 so temperature rises ahead for the middle part and end of the week that is good also some sunshine, finally, not today, not so much tomorrow but certainly wednesday, thursday and friday, we will get some of that in here. hd radar, we will show you where the showers are, this morning again a few showers off to the west, kind of dissipating so that is good off to the east that is breaking up as well

ross, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> here we go. just weeks after his death, we'll soon learn much more about the life of apple's cofounder steve jobs new authorized biography after the break. >>> plus, we have sent holly to the farm this morning to get ready for halloween. they are having a ball. >> reporter: we are having quite the pumpkin party, left you. look at my carvers. they've been working nonstop since they saw you last. show them your work. they do carving demonstrations on the weekends here at cox farms, where we are live, and the biggest fall festival in the area is going on. meanwhile, my carvers have worked up quite the appetite. as a special treat from 1789, we have pumpkin doughnuts in the making. and we're going to do a little mom's pumpkin pie as well. we'll tell you how you can come out and have family fun yourself, it's all live later on fox 5 morning news. stay with us.   @ [ agent ] so your policy looks good, is there anything else? why did you buy my husband a falcon? thanks for the falcon. i didn't buy anyone a falcon. sure, you did. you saved us a lot of money on auto insurance. i used that