toby, that's more than 2 million per worker.i know you'll give us your signature-- >> anyway, here is what i think (laughter) >> so we know that the government, when they actually quote, are doing stimulus are in fact taking money out of the private sector and goes into their pocket and allocate the way they think it's best. 2 million per job, but everyone says it's a microcosm and it's anomaly, it's not. we already looked at the numbers from the last stimulus, about 300,000 a job. so, clearly, this is, you know, one of the best points i've ever seen get them the heck out of office. >> okay, julian, what do you think about the numbers? >> this is folks that are smoking something, you know, to make economic policy because of government reports, a little anecdote, we looked at a report like this and found the economics are bad. consider the basic data here. before the stimulus, when obama came into office we were at negative 6 economic growth. >> brenda: what about unemployment. >> and positive 3 economic growth. that's a 9 point

all right, bottom line, toby? >> bottom line is, we're going to see very soon every day we delay this we're going to start to see the creeping down of decisions when people put off decisions, just like in the senate, just like the board room, it slows our economy. >> thanks, guys, that will be the last word for the trading hits. ahead of the election, the president now reselling his health care law as 61% of americans say, repeal it. but what he's not telling during the reselling that will flatline your wallet. and cavuto's gang wondering why democrats have no time for a tax vote, but they do have time for this. >> this is america, i don't want a tomato picked by a mexican. i want it picked by an american, then sliced by guatemalens and serve by a venezuelan in a spa where a chilien gives me a brazilian. >> you heard about this, but could you hear why it could cost you your job? . bank of america lends billions of dollars, to individuals, institutions, schools, organizations and businesses. ♪ working to set opport

bower remains optimistic. >> i'm going to come out of this like we came out of katrina. >> this is toby blandard reporting. >>> time now for the national forecast from meteorologist mike huffman. >>> the jet stream is moving systems from west to east across the country rapidly i don't see any major changes in that jet stream, little ripples moving from west to east but no major troughs coming in to really bring the cold air. it is bottled up in canada and that is something we will be watching, the warm air continues to be bottled up south. so each one of the ripples will have rain, you can see by the middle of the week that's the great lakes and in new england showers and stalls out which means you will stay muggy to the south and cool air in the northern plains and more showers with the next system coming in from the west so as we head towards friday we might see a little bit of a trough trying to develop out west but i don't see that bringing the cold air far south, it will be cool in the northwest. rain showers east of there then across montana, much to the dakota into the western pl

. >>> last year toby gerhart, this year andrew luck. this season it is all about number 12. nfl scouts are already checking him out. today those scouts saw a good show. the cardinal kicked off the season hosting sacramento state at stanford stadium. 7-0 cardinal. luck airing it out. hits doug baldwin in stride. what a pretty play. he takes care of the rest. 81 yards. luck four tds in the first half, 17 of 23, 320 yards. >> the bears facing uc davis. it was a big day for a pair of bears. kevin riley, the short pass to keenan allen, the true freshman, possibly a superstar in the making. takes things from there. 48 yards. riley three tds. the bears win big. >>> san jose state against top-ranked team in the land the crimson tide. tide moving the chains. julio jones laid out one-handed grab. alabama sailed 48-3. it is cut day in the nfl. the raiders down to 53 guys. the last cut came late. stevie brown. the rookie safety thought he made the team. met with reporters. a few hours later the seventh round pick was released. not everybody agreed with the decision. a radio host andy sl

didn't miss toby today. the cardinals win. >>> giants and dodgers.ibbons with the three run homer. dodgers up 4-0. now 4-3. juan -- a two run homer off jonathan. the giants win. they are two back from the west. cahill picking up his 15th win of the year. the a's beat the angels. of course that gains win so big because the phillies won so they stay three back in the wild card. > ed padres need to loose. >> keep loosing the giants need to take advantage. the padres are rolling over. >> that was exciting. that was exciting. >> yeah. >> fingers crossed. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. that's it for the news at ten. of course the news is always on the website and kim has a lot more sports at 11. see you then. good night. ,,,,,,,, [ son ] i'm a good son. dependable. i call my mom every week. i even bought her a computer with my new citi forward card. then one day... have you seen this? she "friended" me. there's a whole album. [ laughs ] [ groans ] and started posting pictures. ♪ and tagging me. publicly. [ male announcer ] you ought to be rewarded

steward mcfall, jay tobin, toby levy, and bill lightener. >> my name is steward mcfall i reside at 55 delores street, unit number 1. the building that's directly adjacent to the property in question. from one of the resids in particular who wanted to have an individual who represented her. i will try to keep my remarks as brief as possible today. we are concerned that the current plans to not take into account potential negative impact on the building and residence located at 55 delore'' street. the letters that are being distributed fresnel elucidate these in greater detail but these are the kinds of issues that we would like the commission to take into consideration. there is a strong potential for damage to our building and the property infrastructure. as you might see from the exhibits at the end of the letter, this street and building in question are almost literally joined in some sections. this has been in place for over 50 years since the property was constructed. the existing kirkwall and that is the wall of the building at 2335 delores is a fence that borders the property is

. >> reporter: co workers, friends and neighbors held this vigil between the tobies. >> they are all friends. >> reporter: any thoughts on this? >> [inaudible] i hope they rest in peace. >> reporter: because many knew her by another name they were shocked to learn she was killed. >> i was shocked and that's why i wanted to come down today and give my respects because thearchy was a beautiful person. >> reporter: police say the suspect kidnapped her as he left the salon and killed her in her car. a 73-year-old security guard was regarded as a grandfather figure. >> i was hoping that it wasn't him. i called my husband and i told him about it and i was very sad. >> reporter: there were lighter memories as well. >> i had my -- when i came back he said who you let cut your hair? who you let cut your hair? >> we love you and we will never forget you. >> reporter: sandra asked them to remember them not how they died but how they lived. a trust fund has been set up for the families at the wells fargo. >> yeah. don knapp. thank you. also tonight friends celebrated the life of a 13-year-old bo

with regard to toby's letter, she says the study is a strong development for shaping future development on the waterfront. the current situation must be changed. we have several blocks with a non penetrable fence followed by in slightly marks reject unsightly marks. she believes this should be accepted as it were the document that would present a guide to development of this important part of the city. she points out the report beautifully illustrated the emphasis on improving pedestrian access, which is excellent. the idea of a mediating damage to the area caused by the golden gateway is excellent. she adds your concerns about the long wall of the club to that. she encourages development of the design guidelines for the 25 foot height limit area in order to enhance the pedestrian experience of that part of the embarcadero. she concurs that the current pedestrian projects need to be enhanced and made safe, and resources should be focused on that. she believes in developing open spaces tucked into existing development, mandating family size housing. that is not enough to make a child-fri

. >> y contarles que en principio reportaaron como desaparecido a el estudio ante por que no tobí node droga en intenso tins, el puertorriqueño que estudiaba medicina en santo domingo fue detenido al llegar a madrid en punto de revisión del aeropuerto. >> no sabía aquello que me esperaba. y raem noto fue la mejor noticia pero está vivo que es lo más importante y hay esperanza. >> y dice estuvo hospitalizado hasta que sxouls cápsulas con la droga y ahora está detenido en una prisión en españa. >> mientras tanto en puerto rico un ex titular de justicia se ha ofrecido a servir de enlace a padres de el hombre. >> el derecho penal español es bien diferente al puertorriqueño. el derecho penal puerto rico vajzado y el derecho penal español es poco más atrasado en el sentido de garb tías que hay. h@>>ivisio y elprimmpactoh@ cas determá qué h@univisionprimer i violación a la ley de estupefacientes. >> qué tipo de drogas esh@univi tranc llevaraba el j, se habla entre 7, 9 afrngs de prisión. >> y la madre dice que cuando ella había hablado prult vez con hall ven él se había moción entrado preoc

steward mcfall, jay tobin, toby levy, and bill lightener. >> my name is steward mcfall i reside at 55 delores street, unit number 1. the building that's directly adjacent to the property in question.

. >>> despite losing toby garhart to the nfl, stanford got plenty of love the offceasen from the national. according to most of the expert, the top quarterback in the country plays down on the farm. jim harbaugh calls andrew the best quarterback he has ever seen and sacramento state may agree by the first half, by the sophomore qb. midway through the first, stanford up 7-0. and then the senior receiver takes it all the way for an 80-yard touchdown. it is the longest completion, third longest completion in school history. the two would hook up for another touchdown before the half. he throws for a career high four touchdowns in the first half. baldwin goes over 100 yards receiving. stanford beats sacramento state 52-17. >>> while cal and stanford cruised in their opener, san jose state is taking on defending national champs alabama and 48-3 in the fourth. we will have full highlights at 11:00. >>> brian kelly leading the fighting irish on the field for the first time. notre dame taking on purdue. late in the first quarter, kelly's uptempo offense puts the first points on the board. and arm

>> brenda: that's so pretty, toby, is that real. >> hang on, hang on. that's outstanding. >> brenda: all right. i tell you what, this splitter is more than gold, cavuto more on business, with our host, neil cavuto. >> i know everyone is still talking about christine, but have you heard the latest on this guy christy? welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto and christy o'donnell in delaware, but chris christy is insighting rage and lots of it in new jersey. talk about a tea party. all, but bagging the pension system and suspending their future cost of living adjustments, raising their retirement age and demanding they all kick in more to their pensions and their health care benefits promptly. no love for the gov from union leaders who argue christy is not tinkering with them. he's almost renaming them and now it's war in the garden is it state. and the new jersey governor himself tells me the fight is going to spread across the countries. >> if we had not taken direct steps, we would not meet payroll. new jersey is in a desperate situation and we are a previ

. >> despite losing toby gerhart, stanford got plenty of love this san from the national media. to the expert, the top quarterback in the country plays down on the farm. jim harbaugh called andrew luck the best quarterback he's ever seen and sacramento state may agree after the first half by the sophomore qb. midway through the first, up 7- 0. he hits baldwin in stride. he takes it the rest of the way for an 81-yard touchdown. the third longest completion in school history. the two would hook up for another touchdown. right before the half -- he throws a career-high four touchdowns in the first half. stanford beats sacramento state. >>> cal, the final game in the old memorial stadium and after the first turnover, the bears got it together. riley finds a wide open greene, first of three touchdowns for the train, all aboard. riley to last year's leading receiver, marvin jones. riley completed his first nine passes and cal fans are going to love freshman wide receiver keenan allen. no one is open so he takes off. 18 yards later, he has his first career touchdown. cal racks up over

. >> reporter: auto technician toby serrano hoped health care reform would cure his family's insurance ills. daughter maria has a history of brain procedures as a young child, a preexisting condition that's keeping her from getting affordable health insurance. but the family was filled with hope by this unqualified promise. >> starting in september some of the worst abuses will be banned forever. no more discriminating against children with preexisting conditions. those days are over. >> when health reform passed, you know, it definitely saw a light at the end of the tunnel. >> reporter: now reality has set in. insurers may be bard from refusing kids like maria with preexisting conditions, but some have found a way around that-- stop offering certain policies in the first place. the ones that cover a child instead of the whole family. aetna, anthem blue cross and cigna are among the companies announcing that as early as tomorrow they'll stop selling child-only policies in many states. that's the very type of policy the serranos were hoping to buy for maria. >> i feel bad for myself but

not to be outdone leo's pal toby mcgwire tweeted a video of his new girlfriend. >> are you ready to get out? the water is getting cold. ready to get out? >> he knows what position to get in. >> adorable. joe, has he gone off girls after sleeping with 500 supermodels? all that makes him happy is a giant turtle. >> they make -- they take slow walks. so you need enough time. i had a girl friend into tortoises. then they said you have to make a provision in your will because the tortoise will live for 80 years which was 78 years longer than our relationship lasted. wonder how he is doing. >> you should have gotten back by getting close to the turtle and stopping by. >> decades of visitation, and then run off to cuba. no one likes the pain or death of a pet. you eliminate that by buying a pet that will die after you. i have to admit i always wanted a tortoise. i lost a pet and my grandma says get a tortoise. they leach 80, 90 years. i live in a 600 square foot apartment and i can't fit anything 200 pounds in there. >> and they bite and stink. it is in the bottom line. he is board with women

toby keith. i would love to. >> by the way, i had lunch with a lady friend of mine and she said she saw you and she saw your act and really, really enjoyed it. it was a couple of years ago. >> larry: in vegas at the wynn. >> we just happened to be talking and she said larry's really funny. >> larry: and adrienne will soon be seen on "the real housewives of beverly hills." say our interr raises the small-car bar. if you want to talk about it, call me... that is you know when you get home... since you don't have bluetooth in every model. the all new chevrolet cruze. starting under $17,000. get used to more. ♪ t adththod it's dif - alcium crhea that was the moment of truth. medicare by itself doesn't cover everything. i don't want to spend my life worrying about what would happen if one of us got sick. [ male announcer ] now more than ever, you may be wondering: do i have the right medicare coverage? talk to the health plan experts at securehorizons to get the answers you need. [ woman ] life's too

almost like toby. "spider-man"would have gotten away from the second guy actually.m and he has been taken away, i believe. >> all i'll say is he may have been in spandex but at least he wasn't a streaker. if. >> that is probably the upside. >> painting the field blue pretty clever idea because it has to be off putting for too ems who don't play on a blue field. >> kind of absurd length. they should putted red spandex guy on the blue field. would he make purple? fichlt i don't know. >> thanks very much. that's this edition of 7 news at 9:00. for larry, sandy and dan thanks for watching. see you again in an hour. there's the giant mit. she's

. >>> last year was toby gearhart, this year, andrew luck.he cardinals cannot keep themselves out of the heisman trophy talk this season. it's all about number 12, and nfl scouts already checking him out. yesterday, though, scouts saw a pretty good show as the cardinals kicked off the season by hosting sacramento state at stanford stadium. first quarter, 7-0 stanford. luck airing it out, baldwin in stride takes care of the rest. pretty play. 81 yards, 14-0 cardinals. luck had four tds in the first half, 17-23 for 316 yards. stanford rolled, 52-17. >> and now to strawberry canyon, a beautiful afternoon for football as the bears face uc davis with the winningest coach in the modern era. a big day for a pair. third quarter, kevin reilly. remember the name, keenan allen, a freshman. this one going for 48 yards. reilly had three tds, 258 yards. the bears win 52-3. last night san jose state opening the season against alabama, who was without heisman trophy winner mark ingram. not a problem. aj mckaron, the pass to julio jones lays out to make the a

assistant coach toby foreman. >> the crowd, our kids, our coaches, our community.hink the other team as well. everybody was pretty much in shock. >> reporter: reggie was rushed to the hospital. his teammates were told he'd passed away in the last minute of the game. reggie lived up to the roll of quarterback say coaches. he was a leader, a standout. the season was just under way and already the east orange stark high school quarterback was being heavily recruited. few new the kid was such a strong arm had experienced in his teens a series of seizures. paramedics say they now believe reggie had a massive seizure he could not overcome. >> he was definitely a role model. a great quarterback. >> reporter: in much of the country including texas, screening policies for student athletes differ region to region. coaches say reggie had a check-up with his doctor in july and it showed no abnormalities. in beaumont where the school's mascot is a mustang, hoof marks on the downtown streets. they live high school football in the "friday night lights" tradition. when reggie died

assistant coach toby fullman. >> the crowd, ourids, our coachig staff, our community, i think t other team, as well, everybody was pretty much in shock. >> reporter: reggie was rushed to the hospital. histeammates were told he passed aay many the last minute of the game. reggie lived up to the role of quarterback, say his coaches. he was a leader, a staout, but few knew the kid with such a strong arm had in his early teens experienced a series of seemingly innocuous seizus. paramedics say they now believe reggie had a massive izure he could not overcome. >> he was definitely a role model. heaven got a great quarterback. >> reporter: in much of the country, including texas, screening policies fortude student-athle/athletes differ r to region. reggie had a checkup with his own doctor in july and it showed no abnormalities. here they really do live high school football in that "friday night-lights" tradition. when reggie died, just about everyone in town was at the stadium. >> the stadium got real quiet, and, you know, it was very surreal. >> reporter: on the day reggie garrett died, his

toby: i'm impressed that you know what a doobie is.se it is one of those brothers, right dude! >> i'm enjoying my copy of pinheads and patriots especially the chapter where you honor vietnam vets. they were and are patriots. i thank you for pointing that out. finally, pinheads and patriots, like him or not, former president carter speaks his mind on "60 minutes" this coming sunday and lashes the late ted kennedy. >> we would have had comprehensive health care now, had it not been for ted kennedy's deliberately blocking the legislation i proposed in 1978 or '79. >> you blame teddy for the failure? >> exactly. it was his fault. ted kennedy killed the bill. >> just to spite you? that's the implication? >> he did not want to see me have a major success in that realm of american life. >> bill: wow is mr. carter a patriot for saying that? you make the call. on the pinhead front. get ready for the obama musical. ♪ yes we can ♪ yes we can ♪ ♪ oh yes we can ♪ ♪ >> bill: the musical is now playing in germany. they want to bring it here. however,

at the end of the show, the general -- at the very end of the show, we sang "american soldier" by tobyi don't know if you know that song, but it's a beautiful song. and i'll always have this from doing uso tours was seeing soldiers with their arms around each other crying and singing. i don't do it for the money. i got bills that i can't pay. and at the end of the show, the general came up and he gave this beautiful frame with an american flag that had flown over the base. and he gave it to every member of our troop. and when he gave it to me, he said "al, keep telling those don't ask don't tell jokes." i think he may have some fans up there, and pointed at those women. and later those women came up to me and said we're gay. me and said, we're gay. and they're all -- i mean -- i think everybody knew it. and this was 2006. this is when it was really hard for the military to recruit people. and so they gave waivers out at that time. i swear if you ask every man and woman on that base who would you rather have standing to your right and standing on your left, a gay man or a gay woman who'

of the show the general -- at the very end of the show was saying -- singing "american soldier" by toby keith. i don't know if you know that song, but it's a beautiful song. and i will always have this from doing u.s.o. tours and seeing soldiers with their arms around each other crying an singing, i don't do it for the money. i've got bills that i can't pay. and at the end of the show the general came up and he gave this beautiful frame with an american flag that had flown over the base. and he gave it tovery member of our troop. and when he gave it to me, he said, al keep telling those don't ask/don't tell jokes. i think you may have some fans up there, and he pointed at those women. and later, those women came up to me and said we're gay. and they're -- i mean, i think everybody knew it. and this is 2006. this is when it was really hard for the military to recruit people. and so they gave waivers out at that time. and they gave waivers for -- moral waivers, and they gave waivers for people who didn't do as well in school or didn't graduate school. and i swear, if you ask every man and

. >> toby keith. >> we're waiting for you. >> larry: i'll come and do my comedy act. >> by the way, ih with a lady friend of mine and she said she saw you and saw your act. she really, really enjoyed it. it was a couple of years ago. >> larry: in vegas? at the winds. >> yeah. we just happened to be talking. she said, larry's really funny. >> now you need to bring it to the palms. >> larry: adrienne, we have learned, will soon be seen on "the housewives of beverly hills." over and over ? ( man ) technology can tell me exactly where i am... but when it comes to my health care, why do i feel so lost ? ( announcer ) we understand your frustration. at unitedhealthcare we believe it should be simpler, and more responsive. we're 78,000 people looking out for 70 million americans. big numbers... but they're what give us the data and the experience to match you with the right doctor for your tricky condition... to guide and stand by you through your toughest medical decisions... to help you manage a chronic condition more on your terms. because in the end, all our innovations... the technology

andtob toby says i am not going to run.e baby is born and they had the tradition that their car to take the baby into the night air intak. when he takes the baby into the air, what does he here? kebbel here's the be as well. she comes running out of the house. -- bell hears the bellat as well. she says to him, the drums, the drums. this is your home. he stiffens up and says this is not my home, and he is absolutely determined. she just melts into a puddle of tears. he says but this is my child, and we are family. he wraps his arms around her and walks are back in. then he begins to tell his daughter the story of their history. for me, that is an important point. it is the child's that his group is all about. here's a man with the social rights, no civil rights, but took the one thing that has the ability to do, the notion around self-determination. that is the civil rights movement right there. the ability to stay. in terms of the work i do, the statistics and all the other stuff, at the end of the day, it is about individu

andtob toby says i am not going to run.the baby is born and they had the tradition that their car to take the baby into the night air intak. when he takes the baby into the air, what does he here? kebbel here's the be as well. she comes running out of the house. -- bell hears the bellat as well. she says to him, the drums, the drums. this is your home. he stiffens up and says this is not my home, and he is absolutely determined. she just melts into a puddle of tears. he says but this is my child, and we are family. he wraps his arms around her and walks are back in. then he begins to tell his daughter the story of their history. for me, that is an important point. it is the child's that his group is all about. here's a man with the social rights, no civil rights, but took the one thing that has the ability to do, the notion around self-determination. that is the civil rights movement right there. the ability to stay. in terms of the work i do, the statistics and all the other stuff, at the end of the day, it is about indivi

here is toby berkowitz. >> the question is could it happen to a barney frank?t you will be the big story and be a long-term congressman beaten by a rookie. >> reporter: taking the charismatic figure bill clinton who is not only campaigning here, but to connecticut and maine as democrats are trying to rally the base to ensure people get out to polls on election day. jamie? >> jamie: he is not just making one stop. going to connecticut. a critical senate race there. what do you expect? >> well, he's there campaigning for richard blumenthal. campaigning against linda mcmahon, a self-funded candidate. matron of professional wrestling pouring millions in that campaign. a critical race. the balance of the senate at stake heading to the november elections. so democrats are taking no chances. getting the charismatic figures out there. the blumenthal race is hot on the map. he had a visit from president obama days ago. shows a clear connecticut and headed to massachusetts. we wait for him to arrive in a few hours. >> jamie: taking no states for granted. thank you. we'll

. >> at the very end of the show we're saying, american soldier, by toby keith. i don't know if you know that song. but it's a beautiful song. and i'll always have this from doing the tours and seeing the soldiers with arms around each other, i don't do this for the money. i got pill fr bills i can't pay. and then at the end of the show the general came up and gave this beautiful frame with an american flag that had flown over the base. and he gave it to every member of our troop. and when he gave it to me, he said, al, keep telling those don't ask, don't tell jokes. i think you may have some fans up there. and he pointed at those women. and later those women came up to me and said, we're gay. >>> all right. let's bring in our senior congressional correspondent, da dana bash. fearing it could disrupt military unity, discipline, allowing gays to serve openly in the military, tell us why the republicans were successful politically this time. >> they were successful because republican leaders were able to convince all republicans that they should stand firm and bloc

. >> we have phil collins next week, toby keith, rosy perez. >> and somebody is getng married here next're going to wine country, getting it reopened and going shoe shopping. i hear you have the hottest shoes. >> are you posing for "playboy" or t? >> what should i do? i'm soxcited about that. >> don't do it. don't do it. no, no. ♪ llo, hello baby i can't hear a thing ♪ >> somebody got the short end of that stick. >> i was 104 when i got married. >> look what you could have. >> the old oft person est perso "today" show besides willard scott. >> her breasts have morphed too into melons. >> is it cozy? >> still has the stache. >> do you like it? >> we're not sure. >> america, i love you, and i love the women of it. >> hot off the presses. >>ow adorable? >> a mlion dollar quartet. she keeps going and going. why do we wear gloves every time you're here? >> you're good. >> your happy hour, hoda, became a musical. ♪ wave your hands in the air like you don't care ♪ >> shakira. oh, my. just listen to my own. >> oh, my gosh! >> wow! >> leah, what do you think of mommy? hi, home. i'm home. genuine

. >> tomorrow, toby keith and natasha bedingfield will be with us. >> have an awesome thursday, everybody