now i'm joined by ohio state senator nina turner. senator turner, congratulations. i know you worked awful hard on this. your thoughts on victory row tonight. >> when we stand up for working class men and women in this state, they stand up back. the heat was on in ohio, and we turned it up as citizens, and the citizens stood for working class men and women. >> we heard governor kasich earlier. here's another sound bite from the governor's comments tonight after the election was called. here it is. >> the people have spoken clearly. you don't ignore the public. look, and i also have an obligation to lead. i've been leading since the day i took this office. and i'll continue to do that. but part of leading is listening to what -- and hearing what people >> he says he wants to listen to the people. why wasn't he listening before? what do you expect out of the governor now? >> i'm glad to hear the governor say that now. i wish he would have done that months and months ago before we put all the citizens in this state, especially our working class citizens, through this,

and now, he's tased. >> david martin: but turner doesn't go down.lose together and don't incapacitate enough muscles. so the police officer keeps tasing him. >> burton: and now, he is collapsed on the floor and he never moves again. i think the only explanation is that the electrical shocks from the taser device caused this young man to... to have cardiac arrest and die. >> david martin: a jury agreed and awarded $10 million to turner's family, a verdict taser has asked the judge to set aside. taser has been sued 192 times for allegedly causing injury or death, and has lost only one other case. because the turner case is still in court, the smith brothers won't talk about it. but in other cases, they argue strenuously against assuming the electric shock is the cause of death. >> rick smith: that's a common sense thing people jump to, but let me take the argument from a different angle... >> david martin: what's wrong with common sense? >> rick smith: if people tend to overreact and immediately want to pin it on the electricity because it's something

tonight, we will be meeting with turner construction, a group of professional women in the construction group as well. we continue our outreach efforts as much as possible in these areas. also on the report that evers brothers has completed demolition. we are finalizing the close of the contract. they have worked over 54 we have done pretty much down on the west end next month. we will have the area. in zone 3, they are still using the area to build up the beams for the short wall. the continued use of the staging area. they are ready for the shoring wall equipment to be there. in some of your, the milestone at the beginning of the month of september with the beginning of the buttress work -- in selling four -- zone four. some comparison voters, the photo on the left was the end of august, on the right, early october, september. that is the far east and. a lot more activity. that is the buttress operation with both rotators working. one crane each servicing each rotator and the third service crane, all heavy-duty large equipment. some slides of that in a second. in the central and west

tonight, hue jackson trying to get the better of norvel turner. the martinez native.rly on, it looked like all raiders, carson palmer feeling pretty good, finding jacoby ford. ford has been really, really good this season. sprains an ankle, leaves the game, did not return. san diego had three, the raiders nothing. when michael bush started to roll. what a night! 30 carries, hundred 57 yards, 242 total yards. palmer, speaking of rolling, to moore, moore had a couple scores. and palmer 14 and 20, 299 yards, 2 touchdowns. and norvel turner probably at the top of the list to be fired at the end of theier if the chargers don't make the playoffs. something's been up with rivers. he's right up there with manning and braiding a couple years ago in terms of being one of the game's elite quarterbacks. he picked off at the finish, 24-17. raiders are 5 and 4. for a moment they leave the afc west by a game. hue jackson, feeling pretty good about himself. >> i am proud to be the head coach of this football team. i am proud to lead you men each and every week because i know what's i

that project is being run by turner. they have started the prequal fashion between subcontractors earlier this month. they are going to be bidding from november through february of next year. we have flyers for the project i am mentioning. they have the project information, the number of the packages and more detail about the scope of work. on the cruise ship terminal, i wanted to add one more thing. in addition to the 82,000 squaret foot building, the scope includes a 2 1/2 acre park. there is civil work and landscaping work associated with the project. it is a very exciting waterfront project and will result in a nice improvement to the area. the next project i wanted to mention is the public safety building. this is a building that is being funded by general only bond. it is a significant project that includes police headquarters, a district police station and a fire house station. this contract is going to start bidding and prequalifying contractors. it is being led by panco construction. they have broken down their

texas a&m rode the hot hend of ray turner against liberty.he block, the steal, the bucket on the other end. aggies up 23 at the half and they kept it going in the second. off the fast break, naji hibbert with the alley-oop to turner, had he career high 20. good to see steve lavin back on the sidelines, he missed a month after undergoing prostate cancer surgery. he decided to return hours before st. johns hosted lehigh and his team responded. god's gift to chewa led the way, it's no surprise he was chosen from the field. st. john's won it. >>> troubling news out of venezuela, washington nationals catcher, justin ramos abducted from his home by four armed men. he's expected to be washington's starting catcher next season. >>> finally, strange sight in tampa bay, the flyers didn't like what they saw defensively. this he stood in their own zone with the puck. they didn't move and waited for the lightning to blink. i've never seen anything like that before. eventually the referee whistled the play dead. not a lot of offense when you're playing lik

and turner construction. what could we do without a construction company. so -- [applause] again, i wanted to thank all our staff but also it's really important to acknowledge the role of our commission who continue to support our efforts, and this effort. i wanted to introduce steve cherney. >> i just want to take a second to congratulate everyone. i had the pleasure to work in this 100-year-old building for a while. the exciting thing about san francisco is when the c.d.s. and hearsa said we want to cut new hiv infections by 10%, san francisco said, no, 50%. when they said we'd like to get folks in line with undetectable environmental load, susan and the rest of the team said, no, that won't do, we need everybody in undetectable environmental load and they said if we do that, we can cut down on care dollars and we said, no, folks living with hiv in san francisco across each community will receive the highest quality care possible and that commitment is demonstrated again over and over again and the awarding of this grant and the mayor coming to tell us th

and meanwhile, patrick turner is out with a kidney injury. >> al: so turner is the one who caught the first pass of the season, and he is out. the ball is at the 20 and again the patriots with three guys looking as though they will rush. they are bringing anybody else? nope. eight back. the pass is -- intercepted at the 10 by ninkovich, and another big play and a huge night for ninkovich. >> al: and the new england patriots with that two-game losing streak, and that is -- >> cris: one of the best plays you will see. ninkovich is going to come over and knock down -- that is the other way around. it is tracy white who knocked down that receiver and then ninkovich comes in behind. here he is on the outside and they knock down keller and then ninkovich reads it. effectively ends it. this has been some game by these linebackers, by this secondary, by these guys that have come off of the bench, and they have simply gotten it done in a championship moment. >> al: a couple of very big plays in the half by ninkovich and the extra point by gostkowski is good. and new england is now up 37-16 at

norv turner's team struggling in key moments.: even when the chargers were 4-1, they were winning ugly. peep were dissatisfied so used to the style of the charger offense, big plays down the field. but injuries to antonio gates and malcolm floyd have limited the passing attack and forced philip rivers to adjust an he has, plain and simple, struggled. now the chargers are looking at a possible field goal try coming up for denver to win this one. dan: best case scenario is a tie to move to 4-6-1, as you said earlier, that's basically a loss in this division. right now, it's a 58-yard attempt if denver does in the gain any more yards on this drive. second and 6. to mcgahee. mcgahee breaking loose. willis mcgahee inside the 20. huge run for mcday he. the broncos are in business with 1:45 left in overtime that one covers 24 yards. dan: 23 carries, 117 yards on the afternoon, again, right up the middle. about four or five times today we've seen mcgahee get huge holes and explode through tacklers. then hang on to the ball in traffic. ia

norv turner could use a little magic right now.ve got to start thinking about getting the ball to antonio gates. ian: rivers to throw on first down, makes the connection to vincent brown, who is spun by goodman. an 11-yard gain. the oakland raiders have won, so the raiders move to 7-4 in the a.f.c. west. denver is a game and a half behind oakland. san diego 2 1/2 off the pace. chargers have been in a free fall. five straight losses, the longest losing streak for the chargers since 2003 when they started the year 0-5. first and 10 from san diego. just across the 30. rivers able to get rid of it in a crowd. michael spinning for a four-yard gain. d.j. williams the linebacker. dan: what an advantage the chargers have with him and gates. big bodies working over the middle. haven't seen vincent jackson have the ball thrown in his direction as of late. he's going to be matched up with champ bailey one more time. ian: jackson has been held to two catches for 5 yards today. on the ground. matthews trying to push the pile. he'll gain a yard

i like that. >> turner is serving three years for trespassing and making a threat to cause bodily harmd us he wanted a cell with contreras as much for the pairing of their nicknames as anything else. >> that would be cool, demon and wicked would be really punk rock. that would definitely be one of those once in a lifetime cellie happenings, you know what i mean? >> but contreras didn't seem as eager to be celled with turner. >> i mean, he's a cool guy and everything, but, you know, i don't want to be taking everybody under my wing and everything like that, you know what i'm saying? >> in fact, contreras already had another cellmate in mind. >> i have a new boyfriend now. he's going to move in with me, and we'll see how it goes from there. what can i say? i mean, i'm not going to tell you we're going to abstain from sex because that's just silliness. >> how long have you known him? >> going on three weeks. >> i was interviewed a lot of gang members in prison, but this is the first time i interviewed gang members kind of smiling and laughing and talking about romantic relationships and t

i don't blame ted turner, bruce springfield, quincy jones or jon bon jovi.g what the government offers. they say i own a farm, i'll get subsidies. >> bob: it's not for average people. >> dana: we don't have them -- andrea and i don't have farms or behives or whatever. >> andrea: all the big league accountants -- >> bob: the 1% of poor people illegally removed, we'll talk about it later. the 1%ers take advantage of this. they're the ones that the law is put together to take care of. take care of the rich people. >> eric: you don't think bees -- >> bob: do you know a low income guy that will buy a bee farm? >> i don't know what one looks like. >> eric: we need to buy the bee farms. sorry to cut you off. andrea, the "new york times" told us about the three companies who benefited from obama's green energy program. >> andrea: let's see which companies are those. >> eric: $3 billion. this one right here, this bothers me. green energy. they are getting tax loopholes to apply toward the other businesses, web searching and web browsing. but they are getting obama gr

nicolas turner, who goes by the name demon, told us the gbgs should not be taken lightly. >> we hurtbody that -- inside the prison system, anybody that tries to forcefully take property or rape or in any way hurt a homosexual who can't defend themselves. that's where we step down. >> demon had a very striking appearance. first thing i noticed about him was he had a tattoo over each eyebrow, one said gay, one said boy. he had no teeth, and he had a mohawk. >> it started out as a joke, and i just kind of like -- i was looking at it in the mirror, i'm like that's punk rock. i like that. >> turner is serving three years for trespassing and making a threat to cause bodily harm. he told us he wanted a cell with contreras as much for the pairing of their nicknames as anything else. >> that would be cool, demon and wicked would be really punk rock. that would definitely be one of those once in a lifetime cellie happenings, you know what i mean? >> but contreras didn't seem as eager to be celled with turner. >> i mean, he's a cool guy and everything, but, you know, i don't want to be taking e

and meanwhile, patrick turner is out with a kidney injury. >> al: so turner is the one who caught the first pass of the season, and he is out. the ball is at the 20 and again the patriots with three guys looking as though they will rush. they are bringing anybody else? nope. eight back. the pass is -- intercepted at the 10 by ninkovich, and another big play and a huge night for ninkovich. >> al: and the new england patriots with that two-game losing streak, and that is -- >> cris: one of the best plays you will see. ninkovich is going to come over and knock down -- that is the other way around. it is tracy white who knocked down that receiver and then ninkovich comes in behind. here he is on the outside and they knock down keller and then ninkovich reads it. effectively ends it. this has been some game by these linebackers, by this secondary, by these guys that have come off of the bench, and they have simply gotten it done in a championship moment. >> al: a couple of very big plays in the half by ninkovich and the extra point by gostkowski is good. and new england is now up 37-16 at

turner taking over for disgraced democrat anthony wiener, the protesters started shouting as turner wask city cop who volueered for turner's campaign didn't let him utter more than a sentence before dragging him out by his collar. and somehow, "the new york post" photographer just happened to be there and captured these amazing sequence of photos as that former cop takes him out and said i don't want to hear from you today. >> how they would like to do that down there who cost them half a million dollars in revenues. >> not including all the cleanup and the toilets and toilet paper they've used. >> and obnoxious behavior. >> bringing in dana perino on that point. >> speaking of obnoxious behavior. >> good to be here. >> the president, every time he's traveling overseas, before he leaves or hops on a plane, he's talking about these we can't wait bills that he needs to get through. first was, i think, the jobs bill. we need to get this passed right now. by the way, i'm hopping on a plane and taking out of town. now he's doing this again and here's a tweet we want to read from you from dan

janine turner and kirsten powers.hy the gap. >> i think with men they are worried about their pocketbook. men have been hit the hardest with this recession with unemployment. i believe that they don't agree with the bailout and the stimulus plan. they think it's helping the wrong people. with women it's interesting because they historically have voted in support of the democratic cab democrat. that number is going -- democratic candidate. the number is going down. so it is trending down for women. and i think women, you know, traditionally have liked the safety net of governmental programs. but as they get more independent, they are slowly seeking the party that gives them more independence, which is the republic party. >> bill: kirsten, ms. turner is correct that in the poll in fox news poll in 2009, 69% of women supported president obama. now it's down to 51%. so it's an 18 point defection but the majority of women still do like him and why is that? >> i just would like to point out on that that those numbers were v

turner added to it and then locker stepped in to replace the injured matt hasselbeck.h nate washington to give tennessee its first touchdown. turner fumbles the ball, titans get it back and locker connects with washington to bring the titans to within six. 2:36 to play in the fourth quarter here at the georgia dome. dan: and the big if now is if the titan defense can stop the falcons here, locker will have to run the hurry-up offense, needing to get in the end zone for a touchdown with no time-outs. ian: four-receiver set. jacquizz rodgers is in. shotgun on a third and 7. huge third down here for atlanta. ryan over the middle. low throw is handled by douglas and he is right across the first down line. they'll move the chains and atlanta gets to use more clock. dan: yeah, this could do it. this is first down for atlanta. ian: and tennessee has no time-outs remaining. they have the two-minute warning but that's it. atlanta has just clinched the win. matt ryan, 316 yards through the air and the clutch throw to douglas to seal it for the douglas to seal it for the falcons.

how dare they. >> nina turner, the passion of the people, spoken so well by state senator nina turner. that's pretty much what it's like all over ohio tonight for the folks who wanted to take down issue number 2 and they did it. great to have you with us. thanks for your time. keep sharing your thoughts with us on twitter @ed show usi using #edshowissue2. we'll be sharing your thoughts tonight. >>> coming up, more reaction to the rejection of issue 2. harold schaitberger, the international association of firefighters and larry handily of the transit union on the victo victory. what does it mean in the big picture? what is the middle class across america saying? we'll hear from congresswoman betty sutton on what this means for the democrats and democracy for america. is it the template to beat citizens united? you're watching "the ed show" live from columbus, ohio. [ coughs ] what is this shorty? uh, tissues sir, i'm sick. you don't cough, you don't show defeat. give me your war face! raaah! [ male announcer ] halls. a pep talk in every drop. ♪ that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm [

they say it's a page turner, you know. it keeps the reader interested. write one and lay it down. they can do it, i can do it. i'm working on it. i'm just getting warmed up. i got a lot more to go. i'm like in 1985 right now. >> for now, torres puts his book aside to help out a cellmate, ryan abbey. >> basically what you want to tell them is that you need help, okay? >> yeah. >> you got a problem. we both know that. >> yeah. >> you told me -- i read the police reports. >> abbey was convinced his last arrest would send him to prison. but the judge has allowed him the option of entering an alcohol treatment program. now he just has to be accepted by one. >> 38 years old, male. theo lacy, alcoholic. >> definitely. >> i'd like to be accepted to your program. if i could be accepted to your program, the judge recently allowed me to go to rehabilitation. >> yeah, don't write it in ancient scriptures. that's what it looks like, dude. the writing's a little -- >> messy. >> yeah, a little messy. >> be thankful for a second chance. >> it looks like he's using ancie

what you're describing chris and we've got about three minutes here what you're describing is the turner diaries i mean this is what animated tim mcveigh it was the the there would be some horrific event in the turner diaries it's blowing up a federal building because the the corporate state to clamp its foot down and take away the guns from the good god fearing christians and they rise up in her belly and and now they're organized it's called the tea party right well you know i quote from joe stack's manifesto and i'm not in any way that the flu is playing if you are reading this bill you know the guys the live in across an apartment with the elderly woman it's very rational yes she's eating dog food because her husband her she's a widow her husband worked for the steel factories his entire life their pension went up in smoke these are these are very severe and and and. and disturbing dislocation that are fueling. an irrational political response at the end of the book i talk about the difference between rebellion and revolution revolution is a belief that you can recreate a state struc

state senator nina turner will be here. what's next for the ohio legislature? and governor kasich on the heels of a potential big defeat? >>> and herman cain denies the claims of sexual harassment from a fourth woman and says he is not dropping out of the race. former rnc chair michael steele to join me later in the program. stay tuned. you're watching "the ed show" live from columbus, ohio. here on msnbc. ♪ [ male announcer ] when a moment suddenly turns romantic, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. even if it doesn't happen every day, you can be ready anytime the moment's right, because you take a clinically proven low-dose tablet every day. [ man ] tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. [ man ] do not drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed

lynn turner is a former chief as accountant for the securities and change commission and is a manage director's littianommics. he's a former u.s. attorney and issued a bankruptcy report examining the collapse of lehman eve smith is a financial writer chocovers the issues on her blog, naked capitalism and the author of ee-con. mark collab ria is now at the libertarian think tank, the cato institute. you have considerable experience on the prosecution and defense sight of the courtroom, why have there been very few meaningful prosecutions of high-ranking officials to date? >> i think the underlying factor is the complexity of many of these cases where you have failure of a major corporation and are looking to identify individuals who are responsible. to a large extent what you find is the responsibility is defused so that a chief executive is able to say i relied on my accountants. the accountants are able to say we relied on the lawyers. if you're not able to establish an individual had criminal intent, then you can't bring the prosecutions in the first place. the cases where you've s

when you look at how turner and weiner did two years ago, or a year ago, weiner barely won that section of brooklyn so i think the more interesting story to do and the thing to do is let's go to that place -- those areas in brooklyn, talk to people and find out what's going 'cause it's definitely different than what the rest -- how the rest of the district is voting. >> it is interesting because if you take neighboring districts in brooklyn that in, i guess, in '10 voted against the democrat incumbent to congressman and voted for a almost, i guess, a staunch republican opponent, you almost see a trend in southern brooklyn and i think the congressman is right. the roman catholics and some orthodox jewish voters that are kind of coming together to support conservative republicans. but, okay, so questions from the audience. we have someone that's going to be walking around with a microphone so please -- mr. owens? >> i guess this isn't really fair for me to ask the question. since i'm chris owens and i'm the congressman's son but i do want to hear the congressman's response to how the cong