be successful but as men, as players we have to leave those excuses out of it >> they continue to strug. ben was moving well. he sledded the redskins for 223 yards and two touchdowns. >> we had a number of missed tackles that led to big yardage it usually comes down to missed tackles >> hall wanted a penalty after being wrestled to the ground. after no response he ripped off his helmet and was going at the official. >> very disappointed. we talk about that all the time keeping your composure regardless of what the situation is. >> the skins go up a game. the same record they had a year ago. they're hoping to bounce back next week against the carolina panthers. >> you got to keep pushing forward. i always tell them don't show up if you feel like throwing the to you well in. that's another loss. you move to the next week and know that no one is going to quit. >> the detroit tigers are tied up with the san francisco giants in the bottom of the 9th. it's do or die for the tigers. >>> ike leggett: gaming generated one hundred and eighty... million dollars for maryland schools. question seven

a lot of folks will strug struggle to see a quarter of an inch. it is still the best we have seen in the last six months or so. rain is not the only headliner, gusty winds, wind guffs up to 32 miles per hour in san francisco, livermore, 25 in fremont. combine this with slick roads from the first rain event we have seen in awhile up and will find problems on the roadway. keep that in mind as you head out of the door tomorrow morning. allow for extra time. the winds do diminish into the teens. now, the pinpoint forecast for tomorrow, showing it struggling out of the 50s. 60, santa rosa and sketch napa. and as we move -- and into napa. and as we move on into the workweek, not as windy heading into tuesday and wednesday and not as wet. keeping the chance of showers in the forecast for tuesday and wednesday and the temperatures in the 60s for the most part. not likely going to get into the upper 60s for the most part. now, as we move on into thursday that is when things start to change. the temperatures begin to rebound, dry things out, then, the weeke

strug toll get out of the 40s. take a look. low clouds, showers moving across the skyline. eventually not a busy day on the gulf coast. cool temperatures, even -- watch this, snow over western maryland. deep creek own close to the freezing mark. stuff over deep creek. west virginia, even a coating -- take a look, here is the shot down town. temperatures around temperatures 50s. that northeasterly wind just about six making feel like it's damp. notice -- down toward owings mill. you are seeing the scattered showers, a good downpour. showers and -- down toward arnold. down to 54 at pbi. just a shade below 70 and that record that. would have felt good. 94 degrees. that was set back in 2007. terms of temperatures here is where we stand. $47. you go outside the beltway. in to the 50s. oakland at 34. freeze warning out toward the west. through the course of tonight around 44 degrees. waking up to clouds and showers at 45, afternoon temperatures, struggle into the 50s, across the area. the heavy band of rain. look at the radar. scattered showers, just off virginia beach coastline,

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the same philosophy we saw in the previous administration and i have seen too much pain and too much strugis country go down that same road again. so iowa, we can't -- i want you to know, i want you to know folks here in iowa, understand this, you cannot grow this economy from the top down. you grow this economy from the middle class up. we're not going to go back to what we were doing before. we're moving forward and that's why i'm running for second term as president. now governor romney also took another stab at trying to sell us his $5 trillion tax cut that favors the wealthy. he said heel let you know how he's going to pay for it after the election. here's a tip. usually when a politician tells you they're going to wait until after the election to tell tu plan, they don't have a pleasant surprise in store for you. and in this case it's because just about everybody who has looked at governor romney's $5 trillion in tax cuts say it can't be done without racing taxes. he says he has a plan to create 12 million new jobs in the next four years. but when folks started crunching the numbers,

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wisconsin another key state in both the presidential race and the senate power strug. le.w democrat tammy baldwin leads the former very popular governor tommy thompson by nearly four points. the ad wars in the race have been called some of the nastiest in this cycle. first up, part of a thompson ad. let's listen to this. >> i'm tommy thompson and i approve this message. >> tammy baldwin had the opportunity to vote to honor the victims of 9/11 and she voted against it. >> there's baldwin did vote against the bill but as her campaign noted that's because it paid tribute to the patriot act which was she something she was against. the baldwin campaign hit back with an ad of their own. let's listen. >> i'm tammy baldwin and i approve this message. >> tommy thompson's ad is a disgrace. the truth, time and again tammy baldwin has supported honoring victims of 9/11. >> you know -- >> does anybody really believe that any candidate is against the victims of september 11th? that's why that ad doesn't work. >> you think that doesn't pass the smell test. >> it doesn't pass anybody's sm

carr was a fierce strug within the court. so fierce, in fact, that many people believe it helped contribute to whitaker's nervous breakdown and departure from the court. once frankfurter is gone, justice -- [inaudible] represented a real voice of conservative skepticism about most of the court's work, but the intensity of the debate much lessened. and that period from roughly '62 to '68, i think, can be considered the most harmonious period in the court's, in warren's service and also the one where majorities were easiest for him to come by. yes, in the back. >> given that warren was a republican, i wonder if you could comment just a little bit on how his relationship with eisenhower changed after his appointment, and then also his decision to resign and give johnson the opportunity to name a successor. >> indeed. yes, johnson -- let me start with eisenhower. eisenhower was quite disappointed in warren. it is famously, although perhaps apocryphally attributed to eisenhower, i made the biggest damn fool mistake of my presidenc

do you strug. >> caller: this policy?hat a president who doesn't struggle with issues of war and peace and fighting terrorism and the difficulties of dealing with an opponent that has no rules, that's something that you have to struggle with. because if you don't, then it's very easy to slip in to a situation in which you end up bending rules thinking that the ends always justify the means. and that's not been our tradition. that's not who we are as a country. our most powerful tool over the long term to reduce the terrorist threat is to live up to our values. so it's very important for the president and the entire culture of our national security team to continually ask tough questions about are we doing the right thing, are we abiding by rule of law, are we abiding by due process. and then set up structures and institutional checks so that you avoid any kind of slippery slope in to a place where we're not being true to who we are. >> now you can consider the drone war a signature aspect of what some people call the obam

haven't put americans back to work. 43 months with unemployment above 8 percent and 23 million americans strug job and i look at what is happening over the last four years it is disappointment. >> brian: and the president wants the richo pay their fair share. dick morris former advisor tor clinton and the author of the here come the helicopters. dick who won? >> romney. >> brian: why? >> he not only won the exchanges that the debate was a strategic win for him and seals the deal for his victory. you can see this on all kind says of levels. start with the fact that romney laid out the case about the economic policies. and failures of the obama administration. and he laid it out several times and kept repeating it and he hammered it home and it was clear that obama did not have a come back or answer. and so i think that is one. secondly obama was trying to tell people what are you going to believe my speech or evidence of my own eyes. does anybody in america believe that barack obama is trying to increase oil production? and issue of gas prices and he had no answers with gas prices and economy f

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