replay and showed teixeira was safe but the orioles get a cal s there will be no apologizing for gettinghe happy end against a lousy call against the yankees. orioles do not come out of this win cleanly. >> it is an unforw. nate situation, but, you know, the season is going to go on and i edceyl be here for the guys and will be supporting them and it is a tough blosw >> got to feel for a guy who has been in an oriol football game. >> ravens mnetht do it with a rookie at right tackle. he is led to believe he wceyl start against the bengals. and will protect joe flacco and target his tnetht ends. ede are ready to go monday nigh. dixon told me he has no concern hoout timing of flaan on college football saturday, first road trip of the year for maryland and payback for the terps. embarrassed maryland at home and pierce ran for five touchdowns. and looking for the first passing touchdown of his career. y ot it in the second quartd it was lovely. 22 yart later in the second, maryland in the red zone, but saw the b go sn6 c13 , thconn didn't panic. nobody paid much attention to him. t thanks to

replays would show certainly on the yes network teixeira was safe. against the yankees. struggles for nick markakis. >> this is an unfortunate situation. season's gonna go on. i'll be here for the guys. i'll be supporting them. just a tough loss. >> for a guy who worked so hard to get to that point. how about some maryland football saturday? playing in philadelphia at the lake against temple. looking for some revenge from last year's blowout loss to the owls. there we go. his first cat rear touchdown pass. how about his rushing touchdown to join it? into the end zone he goes. maryland up 26-3 at the break. but back come the owls. fourth quarter. over the middle. great cut. then fitzpatrick in for the score. 29-27. but a 75 yard game sealing drive capped by pickett. look at the touchdown run there. that earns randy edsell his first win streak. head coach of maryland. terps improve to 2-0 with a victory over temple. that's sports. we'll see you back here tonight at 6:00. >>> ravens had a day off. while some might want to stay home and rest, others like

. >> others thank the staff for catching the gunman after the seven teixeira -- after the 17- year was shot and debated the merits of metal detectors. >> every little step helps to >> i think that is kind of a stupid idea. nobody wants to walk through a metal detector because people have phones that are metal, ipods. >> the principal tells us the issue of the metal detector will be settled at a later date. we are told that a speaker from kentucky is scheduled to come and address the staff and students here at perry hall later this month. kerry cavanaugh, wbal-tv 11 news. >> maryland delegate it burns has been a vocal critic of the campaign supporting same sex marriage and now he is asking for the ravens owner to get involved. he referred to an e-mail advertising the raffle of two tickets as part of a maryland is for marriage equality fund raiser. in a letter, burns asked the ravens owner to step in. he says "my constituents and football supporters are aghast that a member of the ravens football team would step in to this controversial divide and try to sway public opinion one way or th

mark teixeira. he grounds one to robert and the bird trying to turn 2. he is out. birds win 5-4. once again, share first place with new york. >> as the maryland terrapins go for their showdown. it was kind of hard to forget how the owls embarrass them. they were on their way to getting some sort of revenge. maryland's offense on fire. big difference from last week, getting out to an early lead. perry hills threw two touchdowns, ran for one on the first half alone. terps up 23 at the half. they almost blew that lead here half way through the fourth. chris finds jaylin who takes it home. owls pull within 2. with under 3 minutes to go. terps knocking on the door. gets the score. maryland escapes. this one for their second win of the season. the virginia cavaliers hosting bill o'brian and the nitny lions. cavs down 6. here michael rocco completes a six yard pass. the extra point is good. virginia wins this one 17-16. virginia tech hosting austin p. got off to a slow start. wait, this is rg3. that's not a hokey, but let's put it this way. virginia tech did win that one. all right, as

you have mark teixeira who has been injured most of the year, derek jeter, and this is the last chanceit right, and they could. >> the yankees with the playoffs, that's supposed to happen. you ask what is wrong with the world? >> this is like 1964, they had maris and mantle. >> the nfl now, the latest on the soap opera on the players that got their suspensions lifted. what are we going to expect? >> we will see roger goodell fighting for his dictator life this week. >> did you call roger a dictator, terrance? >> he is but that's a good thing. when the three-panel group ruled against him for bountygate, that took away his power. he wants to get that powerback. >> his unchecked power, right? >> yeah, and last week, he said they didn't take away my power. here is the thing, don. he needs that power, because all these commissioners need to be dictators. democracies work great for countries but you need them for professional sports. >> you need a dictator like roger goodell? >> that's exactly right. >> oh, my goodness. what do you think of the saints official? >> i think that's pretty funny

mark teixeira, injured most of the year.t chance to get it right and they could get it right. >> yankees, in the playoffs, that's supposed to happen if it doesn't happen, you say what's wrong with the world? >> this will be like 1964, marist and mantle, they didn't get it done. and they didn't come back to the world series for another 12 areas. >> okay. let's see. nfl now, and the latest on the saints soap opera with players with suspensions lifted. what can we expect? >> we're going to see roger godel fighting for his dictator life this week. because when that -- >> roger godel. >> when that -- that's a good thing. when that three-panel group rules against him for bounty gate that took away a lot of his power. >> contract power, right? >> remember last week, he came back with this thing, they didn't really take my power. here is the thing. he needs that power, because all these commissioners need to be dictators, and democracies work great for countries, you need them for professional sports. >> you need a

i am pleased to introduce ruy teixeira. after this presentation, he will lead a conversation with our distinguished panel and we look forward to hearing from all of you as well. i encourage you to follow the conversation at twitter. he is a guest scholar at the brookings institute where he has directed politics on democracy. his recent writings include democratic change in the futures of the parties, and the rise of the middle-class. he holds a degree from the university of wisconsin madison. if you are from green bay, i apologize for the game yesterday. >> thanks for coming. this report is a follow-up for the path of 270 that we wrote and released last november. it dealt with the relationship between democrats and economics. here we are in the heart of the political campaign. we did think it was appropriate to revisit our discussion, adding in a bit about ideology. ideology has been injected forcefully into this campaign by the republican side. it has become a very interesting race where we see a lot of the trends we discu

please try me in welcoming ruy teixeira. [applause] >> thanks, everybody, for coming. this report is a follow up that we wrote and released last november. it dealt obviously with the relationship between demographics and economics. that's what a tough election. of course here we are in the heart of the political campaign. we think it's proper to come back and revisit our discussion of demographics for economics adding a little bit about ideology because ideology has been injected quite forcefully into this campaign, particularly by the republican side. and it has become a very, very interesting race and receive a lot of the trends we discussed in the earlier discussions. let me get to that. the first chart here is titled demographics of the 2012 election. on the left to columns it just shows you how minorities, white college graduates voted in 2008. minorities 8024 obama. what college graduates of four. deficit. in the right-hand column you see how much of demographic change we have just the last five years based on current population is eligible voter data. according

introduction of this new program, spanish yields have gone down, but this may just reflect the expect teixeira and that both or either of these countries may be approaching the european authorities and the imf. while there were some other analysts believing that these might, the effect of these might be a little bit more sustained. i would like just to ask you to elaborate if possible. thank you. >> you know, i'm not going to substitute members on their judgment and groups of players in the land which they are going to address issues. what i can see and i'm very pleased to see that a picture box that the europeans have in order to face hardship in significantly improved as a result of the decision announced by the european central bank. and that is clearly something that was expected, for which expectation was a rose by the announcement by the bank in london and the fact that the toolboxes they are coming soon capable of being operated, given that the esm will be operating asset the eighth of november in capital contributions will become a man. that in another self is a think a very strong mes

ruy teixeira. if you're going to read a conservative blog, he's a great writer. and we also have ronald brownstein. he is devoted to demographics as i sometimes say. if you're just going to read one columnist about 2012 election, ron is the guy to do it. and finally, frank sharry. he has done fantastic work and a long-term student of the latino vote. let's start with you, ron. let's shed some light on these issues. >> yes, i will try to take what he said and put it in a framework for a couple of minutes. from 1968 to 1988, republicans won five out of six times for the white house. he talks about a republican lock on the electoral college. if you look at 922-2012, democrats won. same thing with 68-2000 and eight. the first is a change in a change of the electorate. in 1984, 65% of the total vote were noncollege whites. 27% were college-educated whites and 12% were minorities. since then, the minorities doubled to 26%. the noncollege whites all the way down to 39%. you take reagan's share of the vote in 1984 among noncollege whites and protect them in the 2008 elec

i am pleased to introduce my colleague senior fellow ruy and teixeira which you can find an americanprogress.orgafter this presentation you will read a conversation with our distinguished panel and look forward to hearing from all of you. for everyone watching online i encourage you to follow the conversation on twitter. ruy is at center fellow american progress and a scholar at the brookings institution where he has directed project on political geography and co-authored a series of papers with bill frye on shifting demographics. his recent writings include demographic change and future of the party and european paradox and decline of the white working-class and rise of a mass upper-middle-class. he will the degree in sociology from the university of wisconsin madison. in case you are green bay packers and i am sorry. join me in welcoming ruy. [applause] >> thanks for coming. as daniella mentioned, this is a follow-up on the 270 that we released last november. obviously with the relationship between demographics and economics in the upcoming 2012 election and we are now in the heart of the poli