c-span: what was your experience like meeting randy weaver and rachel weaver? bo gritz -- did you meet him? who are all those people? >> guest: well, randy weaver was a conspiracy theorist who figured that the federal government was out of control and determined to destroy the lives of simple people who wanted to live free. so he moved his young family up to a cabin in idaho. he lost his job in iowa city and moved to idaho and, you know, had some pretty crazy beliefs. i mean, that was a crazy belief, although, of course, ruby ridge is the place where all those conspiracy theories came true. randy's big mistake was to go and visit aryan nations, which was the local neo-nazi hang-out... c-span: where is that? >> guest: coeur d'alene, just near coeur d'alene in idaho, although it's now been bulldozed to the ground. i think they lost a lawsuit against the southern poverty law center and it's been bulldozed now, and i'm glad because it was a really horrible place. c-span: did you go there? >> guest: uh-huh. c-span: aryan nations? >> guest: yeah. i drove up past all

i was--not raised on the weavers, but when i came into music, i was musically raised by the weavers. they were the first person who struck me as a force. they eventually became the form from which i wanted to be-- the kind of band i wanted to be in. and when we started our band, this was the template that, unconsciously, anyway, i said, "well"--marty asked me the first night he met me-- he said, "you want to start a band?" i said, "yeah, we could do that. but there has to be a woman in it." 'cause i had always been swept away by the work of ronnie gilbert, the woman singer in the weavers. and we just went uphill from there. the weavers had a great combination of both hedonism on the lee hays side all the way through the social responsibility and the powerful singing and into the total aesthetic, almost amish approach of pete seeger to life. so i was talking to ronnie about it once before, and i said, "it looks to me that your band, like our band, "all combined together to make "one sort of complete human being, you know, with all their faults and all their vices and virtues." they co

the fighting became intense as weaver and his unit waged the battle for baghdad. when it came time to pull the trigger, no hesitation. >> no hesitation. pulled the trigger. >> reporter: in august, 2003, he returned home to his base and family. but in the years after he got home, weaver was a changed man, physically and mentally, wrestling with injury, sickness, and the stress of combat. did you lose some friends? >> yeah, i did. so -- >> reporter: and since leaving the military, weaver has been fighting the great recession. >> i've been retired for a year. i'm still looking for work. >> reporter: weaver's military pension barely covers the mortgage payments on his modest small town home. you think the country owes you something now? >> the only thing i think is owed to me is the opportunity to go to work for somebody and prove to them that somebody coming from the military has a lot to offer. >> reporter: in small towns across america, like here in big timber, montana, where they post the name of every young man and every young woman in this county serving in the

>> john weaver is a critically important part of our team.as been from day one, and he will be. he's a great friend and he's indispensable. >> what about -- >> let's say this campaign is moving in the right direction that will allow us to win new hampshire. >> that tells you all you need to know. >> it sure does. >> john weaver is the man. david fisher is not. so to a certain extent, this could be someone who is disgruntled after being let go. >> well, there's uncertainty actually as to whether or not he was let go or he actually quit. the e-mails that i obtained actually have him saying he was stepping back himself. now, governor huntsman made no effort to stop him, to say no, stick around, but there is an e-mail i've got where he says that he himself is making this decision about two weeks ago, actually. but there's no question that you see in that clip that governor huntsman thinks john weaver is really the key to this campaign when it comes to new hampshire. john weaver of course helped senator mccain win new hampshire in 2000 in that pri

weaver has a talk with the home plate umpire and here's why.e stares down weaver as he trots to first. both teams get a warning. there you go. you knew that was coming. next batter, weaver sends a fastball at his head. he's thrown out of the game. comes unraveled on the way out yelling at the detroit dugout and he has a case. meanwhile verlander has a no-hitter going. you can't bunt to break up a no-hitter. he reaches second. verlander gets a throwing error. the crowd boos. unwritten rule, you don't break up a no-hitter with a bunt. same inning. aybar caught in a run downle pl should have been an out, but verlander drops the ball in the tag. no-hitter still alive. two outs. slapped in to left field making it 3-2 and it that's the final score. verlander allows just one hit over eight innings with nine strikeouts. the aybar bunt was ruled an error, not a hit. so that was the one that broke up the no-hitter. apparently the x games getting bored with regular dirt bike racing. their solution, litter the course with dangerous rock obstacles. results,

weaver on the mound. that's the pitch to hit.batter, first pitch, weaver said that i'm going head hunting. he said weaver you're out of there. top of the eighth, verlander. he lays dowhe the bunt. just off the mark. he scooped up the second. one batter later, angels within one, verlander's no-hitter, finito. next batter, hunter, that's 4.50 gallon. verlander, eight innings. >>> yankees take on the oriole bases stuffed. 1-0 lead into a 4-0 lead. garder in, a triple. yankees win this game, 4-2. that will do it for us. >>> there's a weapon to ward off sun burn, you may not have to leave your house to find it. >> i'm'moving this story. researchers say drinking wine or eating grapes can protect you from sunburn. by limiting cell damage. it can stop the chemical reaction that causes cells to die and damage skin. >>> up next -- the stories we'll be following later today. >> don't go far, evererody. "america this morning" continues right after this. ♪ [ female announcer ] nutri-grain -- one good decision... ♪ ...can lead to another. ♪ ♪

weaver slows it. he's ejected and after words he thought he showed him up. the tigers win the game 3-2. everyone, except the san diego chicken made it to the british open. then some of the final round shooting three under par. she wins the british open for the second year in a row giving her five career majors and at 22 she's the youngest ever man or woman to get five. tiger woods held that he was 24 years old. final round u.s. senior open battling the heat was the only thing brown needed help with this weekend. he finished with his worst round of the week but it was still good enough to win by three strokes. he sinks the long birdie on 18. the first major win in his 27 year career. pga, rookie rick stallings on 18 for birdie. so, he goes right back to the 18. >> oh my goodness. storybook. >> stallings wins his first pga for you. >> nascar takes over the most famous speedway in the country. indianapolis, nine laps to go. lets jamie mcmurray pass him. the plan is conserved to two. four lap left and takes the lead hoping to hold off jeff gordon and he does. to

days later a sharpshooter shot weaver's wife in the head as she cradled their 11-month-old baby.ged in an illegal cover up and the chief spent a year in prison for trying to destroy the in -- inter report. less than a year after ruby ridge in april of '93 came the raid on the branch davidian compound in waco, texas where members of an obscure religious cult led by david koresh were illegally hoarding fire s and explosives. >> allowing the status quo to remain was in the going to lead to an ultimate peaceful resolution and he limit risk to the safety of the children. the public at large, the government agents at the scene. >> sean: after an hour long shootout, four atf agents dead, 15 wounded, six cult members died as well. a standoff ensued lasting 51 days until janet reason know decided it needed to end. the cult members were told if they -- refused to come out tear gas would be inserted into the compound. >> we have what appears to be a fire. >> sean: both sides blamed the other for the fire which took the lives of dozens of branch davidians including innocent children. >> ther

i'm fine it was too much for one of the best pitches in major league baseball los angeles jared weaver lost his cool in spectacular fashion and they're free to go last a bit detroit tigers' weaver was angry after he thought detroit's carlos coolant showboated too much after a home run and he let the batsmen have an earful next time he faced him this is him at the start then he meets the same batsman again and i have a little. set amount seem to wind waver up even more and he decided to take it out on the next batter alex severe almost taking his head off instant ejection for weaver he was still feeling towards three two wins before they see. me smiling now where there is always support for more access. for the feels like we've got it for. the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers on.

. >> four mants before the war began i met george weaver.ning his platoon with a growing sense of mission because a sense of conflict with iraq was in the air. do you ever allow yourself to think i might get hurt or i may not come back? >> of course. >> his wife, dawn, a special ed teacher shared those fears. >> what happens if i do lose him? what am i going to do? how am i going to mentally prepare myself and how am i going to explain that to my kids? >> march 19, 2003, the u.s. attacked baghdad with massive force to shock and awe saddam hussein into submission. the fighting became intense as weaver and his unit waged the battle for baghdad. when it came time to pull the trigger, no hesitation? >> no hesitation. pulled the trigger. >> in august 2003, after almost a year in iraq, he returned home and was based in georgia. >> what's up? >> however, years after the invasion of iraq he was a changed man. wrestling with injury, sickness and just getting back into the rhythms of normal life. >> did you lose some friends? >> yeah, i did. so -- >>

huntsman gave weaver vote of confidence calling the top strategist indispensable. fundraising could become a problem. >> the former ambassador to china was mob by adoring china tourists in d.c. and raised eyebrows with an americanization of a quote by the dead communist dictator mao zedong whose revolution killed between 40 million and 80 million people. huntsman told the magazine campaign is about letting a thousand flowers blossom, bloom, so everybody gets to speak their mind in the 1950s, mao's slogan was let 100 flowers blossom, let 100 school of thought contend. those who disagreed with mao were jailed or executed by the hundreds of thousands. huntsman will participate in the fox news debate but he is not on the straw poll ballot. tim pawlenty first began campaigning for the straw poll support but canceled the last week of spot, not because he can't afford the air war but to get out the pawlenty straw poll vote. ron paul, master of straw poll is a favorite in ames, with michele bachmann who has buzz but not as many boots on ground as pawlenty who need to broke

weaver's not having that. weaver throws at his head. he's eject and not very happy. he struck out nine. tigers win 3-2. plaxico burress is officially back in the nfl after spending two years in prison. he signed a one-year deal with the new york jets. nascar, paul men ard won the brickyard 400. then a mix between supercross and enduro. all spills and thrills. all kidding aside, it's a very difficult sport. >>> that's your look at sports on "early today." >>> the final harry potter film reaches a magical milestone. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. we'll introduce you to a marine. : >>> welcome back. forecast pretty simple. doesn't look too bad out there. the areas that got monsoonal showers yesterday will have a chance again today. arizona, phoenix, some up through areas of utah, where temperatures will be cool wer the clouds today. seattle looks all right. 77 partly cloudy. once we burn off the clouds a nice sunny afternoon in most california.1: the interior sections will be the warmest area. the weather pattern won't change this week. >

deputies then arrested weaver on charges of felony vandalism. >> that was here early at 8:30 reporting to jury duty. i decided to come by and see the damage. it was extensive. all the top handles were broken, big holes and the individual did some damage unfortunately. >>> investigators say it appears weaver was under the influence of drugs and or alcohol. >>> fremont toyota faces a discrimination lawsuit tonight. it claims the dealerships former general manager called for afghan american sales men he called them terrorists reportedly and threatening to blow them up with a grenade. the eeoc says the man resigned a week later. >>> b.a.r.t. riders went home early and thousands of police officers were called out to make sure yesterday's protest didn't get out of hand. david stevenson is live with one of the costs from yesterday. >> reporter: the money went to reshuffle buses and bring out more drivers. police protesters and b.a.r.t. riders are gearing up for another possible protest next monday morning. >> i don't think they are getting any sympathy from b.a.r.t. riders. >> reporter: san f

it happened this morning, james weaver used a knife and his bare hands to break the glass.hey could see weaver on their surveillance cameras and he appeared to be under the influence of either drugs or alcohol. >>> weaver is coming under controversy for not investigating the run, ed run campaign. the other candidates for district attorneys issued a joint statement saying that gascon should be looking at the misconduct. >>> the fogging is set to start at 11:00 in part of san jose. officials say they decided to fog that neighborhood after recently finding mosquitoes carrying the virus. the insecticide used is safe for people and pets. >>> tonight we spoke with people who experienced the earthquake in the east coast firsthand. find out what they saw and why some didn't know what was going on. >> this small ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. ok, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. oh, fun, yeah. 1

it happened this morning, james weaver used a knife and his bare hands to break the glass.y could see weaver on their surveillance cameras and he appeared to be under the influence of either drugs or alcohol. >>> weaver is coming under controversy for not investigating the run, ed run campaign. the other candidates for district attorneys issued a joint statement saying that gascon should be looking at the misconduct. >>> the fogging is set to start at 11:00 in part of san jose. officials say they decided to fog that neighborhood after recently finding mosquitoes carrying the virus. the insecticide used is safe for people and pets. >>> tonight we spoke with people who experienced the earthquake in the east coast firsthand. find out what they saw and why some didn't know what was going on. >> this small plane went down here in east palo alto this morning and we talked to both people who were on board and how they were able to walk away. [ bailiff ] fee court is now in session. come on out, guys. the jury has reached its decision. now, you guys found the other airline guilty o

gerrard waiver lost his cool in spectacular fashion in their three two loss to the detroit tigers weaver was angry after he thought detroit's carlos showboated too much after a home run and he let the batsmen have an earful next time we faced him this is him at the start then he meets the same batsman again and they have a little. set and that seem to wind waver up even more and he decided to take it out on the next batter alex severe almost taking his head off instant injection for weaver he was still fuming detroit's three two wins the four games see. you smiling now where that is all sport for now more later. for the full story we've got it for us the biggest issues did the human voice face to face with the news makers.

well jim weaver, i had no idea who it was. i didn't even know where lake forest was but i came home from that tournament, went to play another one, came home and got on a bus and went on the bus to wake forest. i'll never forget it. and jim weaver became one of the best friends i ever had. he was the athletic director and golf coach and did the whole thing. and that's how i ended up at wake. >> charlie: you were there but -- bud washham was there and jim flick was there. >> oh yes, jim is a good friend of mine. >> charlie: so he's a great golfer. >> he and i roomed together after the accident when bud got killed in a car accident in our senior year. >> charlie: the death of bud washham had a big impact on you. >> terrible. he was ... he was like a brother. we did everything. we played golf against each other, we did everything you could do to get there and when he got killed, it was, it was me. it was about as bad as it could get. and i finished a semester and i couldn't stand it, so i decided that i had to do something else a

so the weaver takes some out of the story. the waiver is i.e. agreed to that. did you know that at that time you were waving me right? you say yes to that statement. that was a waiver. if you don't know there was a waiver then how can you withdraw something you don't know what you did in the first place? i think it raises a conundrum. how about false promises of? the police have to tell you the truth? about lying to you about eyewitness? no is in the case that's exactly what happened. the police give the version and lied about this. in terms of getting it wrong, again, we have substantial percentages. can they make up the extra charges and fictitious charges against you so you can say i'm going to cut my losses. they are only getting me on this one armed robbery there were six of them but it looks like i can just go for one. that seems like a great deal until it goes to the other and it's not even a robbery that necessarily took place. adding it all up, how many people? those of you in the room i imagine most of your college graduates. it's to the college stude

let's meet sergeant charles weaver. four months before the war began i met charles weaver in ft.ng his platoon because the sense of conflict in iraq was in the air. >> do you allow yourself to think, god i may get hurt or may not come back? >> of course. >> reporter: his wife dawn shared those fears. >> what happens if i lose him? what am i going to do? how am i going to prepay myself and explain it to my kids? >> reporter: march 19, 2003, the u.s. attacked baghdad to shock sue dam hussein into submission. weaver and his unit waged the battle for baghdad. when it came time to pull the trigger, no hesitation? >> no hesitation. >> after almost a year in iraq, he returned home to his base in georgia. however, after the invasion of iraq, he was a changed man. wrestling with injury, sickness and just getting back into the rhythms of normal life. >> did you lose some friends? >> yeah, i did. >> reporter: there were more battles ahead. the great recession cast a shadow over the weaver family. >> i have been retired for a year and still looking for work. >> reporter: you know, as the res

in the establishment bracket, weaver places only huntsman and romney. win our bracket, he says, we win the nomination, because in our party, the winner of that bracket always wins the big prize, always." is 2012 the year that stands that on its head? >> that's the central question hanging over this race -- is this your father's gop? if it is, then weaver is right and the gop will nominate whoever is next in line. that appears to be romney. but here's why i think perry could be the bracket-buster, because he can appeal to both wings. he can do the establishment side, governor for ten years, but also, he was tea party before it was cool. so i think perry has the possibility. we'll see, it's still early yet to appeal to sort of both of those wngs, and wings, and he, could be very formidable because of that. but look, there is no question, if romney sees a path here in iowa and can come here and win in plurality, go to new hampshire, that could end this race pretty fast. >> because you know what? if he doesn't, this race right now is destined to go to june.

had another four staffers quit over what huntsman himself called drama over chief strategist john weaver who ran the 2000 and early 2008 mccain campaign before a huge falling out with the arizona senator. huntsman gave weaver a strong vote of confidence in new hampshire, calling the top strategist indispensable. but his tepid support of the polls and the infighting did little to raise expectation he is i'll have one. >> we will continue to get good momentum. you will see the first step in straw poll next week. >> mitt romney largely ignores the g.o.p. rivals casting himself as the most experience in the public and private sector job creation to defeat obama. he said when you see what the president has done to the economy in three years you know why america does not want to find out what he can do in eight. struggling retraction in g.o.p. polls, jon huntsman called romney record of job creation as massachusetts gor one of the nation's worst. huntsman slammed the president and dissed july creation of 175,000 jobs since most -- 117,000 jobs since most economists say it takes more than twice

police say that 34-year-old james weaver was drunk when he went on a rampage at the polk street doors. a security guard saw what was happening and made the arrest. the damage was quickly repaired and the entrance reopened. >> go to costco and you can get just about anything and a lot of it, but there is one item that is no longer available. something that was given away for free. we're not talk about bacon on those crackers either. robert lyles on what that was ask why some say it's a decision costco will etch chewly regret. >> electric cars. a fission of the future we heard about for years. >> connecting them into the grid by allowing plug in technology. >> costco, as you might expect, costco was buying in bulk. >> costco was phenomenal for almost 15 years, they've charging of a structure that was critical. >> that was then, this is now. among those who notice the change, electric seem owner. >> this is where the chearnlgs used to be and as you see, they have basically covered it up. you can see where the electrical speed was. >> store by store, the megaretailer is removing every one

weaver always online at abcnews.com.great evening, america. >> dicky: up next on an all-new "jimmy kimmel live" -- jamie foxx. >> jimmy: that's xaps when you wear a cheetah print sheet. >> you got it, baby. >> jimmy: obama continues his

. >> reporter: maureen weaver says big cuts have to be part of the deal. >> we need to cut government. if we cut government we would be okay. >> since i'm a federal employee i will like to get sorted out. >> why do you at this it is not getting sorted out? >> reminds me of two bald men fight over a comb. >> reporter: in san francisco, ramona says she has been frustrated by the weeks of debate. >> i couldn't stand to listen to another debate about it. it is ridiculous. the debt ceiling was raised several times during the reagan administration. it was raised seven times during the bush administration. this has never happened before this questioning and stopping of the fight over the debt ceiling be raised. >> reporter: it has just been political theater to adrian quan. >> voters voted many months ago how much money they were going to spend for this year's budget and the fact they decided they are not going to pay it suddenly just seems ludicrous to me. >> reporter: many folks may feel a sense of relief that a tentative agreement on the debt ceiling has been released but after so many we

police have since released his identity, 34-year-old james weaver. he has been booked on eight counts of felony vandalism. thankfully, none of the city hall architecture was destroyed in the attack and workers should be able to access the entrance shortly. >> glass workers were brought to the scene almost immediately as you can see they are measuring and clean up right now. it is hoped that the building will be completely re-opened by midafternoon today. >> reporter: they told me the attack this morning isn't connected to the bart protests and repairs are already completed in the time that we have been sitting here in the past hour. three doors are open and people can get in from that entrance. >> thank you, kristy seifkin live in san francisco. >>> san francisco police arrested 40 people in connection with last night's bart protest that kristy mentioned. demonstration at the civic center station spilled into the streets. some of the protestors overturned garbage cans you see here, blocked traffic and even clashed with the police. bart had to shut do

he climbed a tank to read out a message to a large crowd that had gathered outside the white house weaver claim all the decisions and orders by that committee illegal. by then white house defenders had set up a makeshift barricade near the building in a bid to block the access of military vehicles. everybody was dragging whatever they could lay their hands on a trolley bus stop there the driver got out and lowered the trolleys the trolley bus was left standing across the road the barricade was here that's how we began blocking all approaches to the building. the crimea the city of sevastopol a soviet black sea fleet based fifty kilometers from summer residence throughout the coup first drank captain simeonoff waited for an order to rescue called the church of the with the defense ministry part of the coup the rescue plan was ignored you know with that but they didn't like the first the pockets of resistance were to be suppressed that will second the president was to be found and taken under our protection third the remaining pockets of resistance were to be eliminated and we were to help

police say the suspects, 34- year-old james weaver, was intoxicated. he was booked on eight counts of felony vandalism. >>> other bay area headlines, this morning pilot of a small plane to major an emergency landing in east palo alto. the pilot touched down on a dirt road about two miles west of the palo alto airport. a flight instructor and his student were performing take- off and landing exercises. apparently the plane's engine began running roughly. nobody was hurt. >>> people in pescadero could be without water for days after the city's primary water pump broke last night. officials say they are working to repair the county-run water system. however, 100 homes and businesses could be dry until at least thursday. the county is planning to deliver bottled water to residents. some businesses may close due to lack of working restrooms. >>> and if you live in the 95136 zip code, be prepared to be fogged tonight. santa clara county is going to be out to kill mosquitos in south san jose. birds and mosquitos that carry west nile virus have been found in t

next batter, weaver throws at his head. he's ejected and not very happy. on the other side, ver lander had a no-hitter going into the eighth. struck out nine. tigers win. plaxico burris is officially back in the nfl after spending two years in prison. he signed a one year deal with the new york jets. nascar, paul menard won the brickyard 400. and this is a mix between super cross and comedy hour. there are rocks, wood portions and a ton of thrills and spills. it's a very difficult sport, it made its x games debut last night and i think it will be bringing people smiles for years to come. and that's your first look at sports. >>> and now for another quick look at the weather, here's bill karins. i said earlier you're not allowed to use the word brutal in your forecast. >> oppressive, how about that one? we'll use that instead. and in case you're wondering, now that we're done with july, today being august 1st, i don't usually get a lot into the climate number, but this has been an historical statement. i was reading a statement that this july was the hottes

you can vote for who you hope to please and how can we get food going to do because hundred like weaver who will start in the month a truck a lot of words. that is yet clearly in religious conflict as long as everybody's you know it was looking but if we are successful but when we may see some tension. and actor even him a loose was at a faster hour in the university in amman thanks the revolution in syria is filled from the outside and aimed at igniting a civil war. i think that the nato alliance using some regional tools like turkey and the gulf corporation council are working very hard to instigate instability in syria and this sort of instability will take it's like bent specifically they are working on agitating a civil war within syria and they want to call that every day gun that they want to but the purpose of such a war is to bring syria down to its knees to destroy syria like they did with. libya of course the point is to recreate this scene and regime in a way that is more favorable to the united states government the nato alliance and the royal regimes from saudi arabia tomo

jared weaver immediately threw a pitch over the next tiger batter's head. he was ejected.verlanders four outs away from his second no hitter of the season, gave up a two-out rbi sing single. detroit beat them. >>> ibanez doubled in, 6-5 win over pittsburgh. philadelphia leads the national league eastern division by six games. >>> in milwaukee the brewers prince fielder singled to drive in the go-ahead run in the eighth inning the central division leading brewers hung on to beat houston 5-4. milwaukee won six in the row. >>> in the nfl plaxico burress has gone from jail to the jets. the former wide receiver spent 20 months in prison on a gun conviction, accidentally shot himself in a new york nightclub in 2008. burress signed a reported $3 million deal with the new york jets saying he's grateful to them for giving him a second chance. >>> when we come back another look at this morning's top stories. >>> and cleaning up the beach, all it takes is a lot of hard work by a lot of dedicated people. 's the best job in the w. to be there for them, you've gotta feel your best. that

if i go back to you first one of the things i think is interesting is that you actually kind of a weaver maybe correct me if i'm wrong kind of a linguistic nationalist yourself you want to preserve good french ok how do you balance it with globish and being someone that really is a a connoisseur of the french language where people in france used to be very proud because you can still be dealing with of diplomacy nineteen you have your say which was mostly discussed in english and then from there on french supremacy and people are very happy about it and it was he praised my english for each and every purpose rawness and these would be no turn back because english is now our language which is spoken on the world not very well i was doing very poorly even for researchers of people who seem to have highly vote but it is then i wish we were going to see the common behavior for international communication and there would be no stared back because for the first time in history. the language is war wide and the communication is instantaneous these never have been in the roman times square let y

hits it, stares down weaver on the way to fist base. watch the next guy.ver is thrown out of the game. he's still upset at the umpire, yelling from the dugout. watch this. verlander has a no-hitter in the eighth. angels try to break it up with a bunt. in the eighth inning, he lays one down. verlander -- same inning, ground to third. verlander drops the ball on the tag. he scores. fielder's choice. two outs in the eighth. slaps it to left field. there, finally goes to a no-hitter. 3-2. that was the final score. verlander throws eight innings giving up that one hit. >> that can become ugly. >> that was exciting. it was an exciting afternoon. >> he wasn't trying to hit him in the head, just send a message. >> he should not be allowed to play. >> big play of the night. wood on the mound. kicks the ground. >> oh. oh. first double, no less. around the back. >> my. >> we call it a wedge in. >> yeah. top of the eighth with a man on. cubs beat the cards. red sox and white sox. top of the second, the captain two-run home run. seventh of the season. fresh off a 25-ga

earl weaver, josh willingham, against the baltimore orioles. that's 20 for willingham. cocoa crisp right in the middle of it shooting the gap in left center field, got a two run double and he winds up with the routine victory for oakland arks. >>> we know for sure that three one team will be using at&t park this fall. they were kind of kicking it around, kicking the tires so to speak this afternoon because memorial stadium is getting a makeover. part of the season at san francisco. they went through a light drail earlier today, hopefully take it easy on that playing surface. the coach not president whatting to make a huge -- the coach not wanting to make a big deal about the moving. >> we normally say it has lines on it. it is -- that's what you play on. that's all you need. but the good thing about this place it will have our fans. that's very important. but any field we play on, it is about focus and doing our business. >> september 17th that's the first game at at&t. that's the sporting live for a tuesday night. >> the power house presbyterian. >> yeah. >> they don't

earl weaver, josh willingham, against the baltimore orioles. that's 20 for willingham. crisp right in the middle of it shooting the gap in left center field, got a two run double and he winds up with the routine victory for oakland arks. >>> we know for sure that three one team will be using at&t park this fall. they were kind of kicking it around, kicking the tires so to speak this afternoon because memorial stadium is getting a makeover. part of the season at san francisco. they went through a light drail earlier today, hopefully take it easy on that playing surface. the coach not president whatting to make a huge -- the coach not wanting to make a big deal about the moving. >> we normally say it has lines on it. it is -- that's what you play on. that's all you need. but the good thing about this place it will have our fans. that's very important. but any field we play on, it is about focus and doing our business. >> september 17th that's the first game at at&t. that's the sporting live for a tuesday night. >> the power house presbyterian. >> yeah. >> they don't get a

sheriff deputies say they watched james weaver use a knife and his bare hands to break the glass.ey can see weaver on their security cameras and that he appeared to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. >>> 7:50. brace yourself, tori. seven large python snakes have been rescued from a house in arizona in what police are calling a case of snake hoarding. the snakes were taken -- these are big boys. don't look, tori -- they were taken from a man's mobile home near kingman. they are being housed at the society there for snakes. >> the man quickly became overwhelmed. >> he emphasized -- em a sized with each -- em a size with each animal. but it was a struggle for him to give up what he did. >>> unbelievable. a free man, where dominique straun-khan says he's headed after the sexual assault charges are dropped. ♪ [ female announcer ] you never stop improving your recipe. we never stop improving ours. we've added a touch of philly cream cheese to kraft natural shredded cheese, which adds a touch of creamy to any dish. kraft touch of philly. which adds a touch of creamy to any dish.

police say the suspect is 34- year-old james weaver. he was booked on eight counts of felony vandalism. >>> with an influx of afghan immigrants, fremont has built a reputation for diversity but the potential renaming of a traditional neighborhood has some residents taking action. len len is in fremont with the did he -- len ramirez is in fremont with the debate dividing cultures. >> reporter: you can tell from this historic train depot that centreville has been here a long time as well as many families who grew up in this area for generations. this area is also home to recent immigrants from afghanistan. everyone is getting along. they can't agree on what to call the area. drive up and down fremont boulevard and you will see "centreville" on everything from business district banners to schoolyard message boards. it's been that way for over 100 years when the building that houses the beauty salon was a bank. >> it's a historical part of fremont. this should remain. this is a historical building we're in now. >> reporter: this is also a p

weaver, people don't foe who he is but a political consultant for years and i've known him for a longgn he goes into, a bomb goes off. now he is having a problem with huntsman's wife. [ inaudible ] i wish the republican presidential craziness would get over. >> dana: this started with an article in politico where a disgruntled campaign volunteer spilled some beans. whether or not they're accurate beans remains to be seen. but it did cause some stir, because there is internal fighting. nobody likes anything more in politics than the internal fighting story. i remember at the white house, that would be if anybody was not getting along, like karl rove wasn't getting along with somebody, that was big news. but the problem for governor huntsman, the most -- we just talked about governor pawlenty name i.d. being low, governor huntsman has the same problem. kathryn lopez of national review had a tweet today where she said this was a brilliant move by the huntsman campaign. talk about infighting and get in the news. >> bob: it's usually campaign that are well known with infighting. not 1%ers.

. >> is that sort of a john weaver all drama? >> there's a lot of drama associated with any type of campaign, but it's never good when it's coming out, particularly this early in a campaign. >> okay, mark murray. on to ames, only nine days away. i know you'll be out there with chuck and the whole msnbc team. thanks so much. >>> and with the debt deal now complete, top democrats are set to pick their members for the new super committee which will be selected in the next two weeks. i sat down exclusively with nancy pelosi to ask whether she will be appointing democrats who can compromise or will produce more deadlock. >> really i think that the american people are ready for us to talk about something other than the process of how we continue the conversation. they just want to see with meat on the bones some tangible job initiatives that we can work in a bipartisan way to achieve. >> the american people want to see jobs, they want to see the economy improve, but a lot of democrats, your members, the leader of the congressional blac

>> well, that name id is causing some strife inside the campaign centered on jon weaver who has a historymultuous campaigns. he resigned from john mccain's campaign in 2007. at the samtime during the campaign as this year. huntsman, however, up in new hampshire today did stand by jooefr saying he had the full confidence in him. >> the market is now down 447 points. is this economic disaster -- and if things get worse, a double-dip recession -- is this going to define the 2012 campaign? >> it will, martin. just while you were just talking, after my answer, it's dropped 50 points. here's what's going to happen, i think. president obama has a terrible, terrible problem in this. despite the fact that we have practiced keynesian economics, easy money at 0% from the fed and the fed buying up all kinds of rotten paper from the banks, the economy is flat dead in the water. and with this blow that the market has delivered now probably more than 1,000 points in ten days and with the unemployment where it's at and with the fact that within the first two quarters of this year, we're growing at less t

his strategist is john weaver, another austin guy who is a very intelligent issues oriented guy. honorable fellow in often dishonorable profession. i suspect they sat down and said let's not go over there and dance with them. let's try to appeal to intelligent people and have a discussion on the issue. >> do you think this is going to work? i mean huntsman is really hardly shown up to the game so far. i mean could this be a game changer for him? >> i think this is his only chance. he doesn't have a chance trying to outperry rick perry. he's not going to be more conservative or more radical than michelle bachmann. he can't go over there and talk about global warming and say it's nonsense. he's got to say, look, we're destroying our party by taking these positions. let's have an intelligent and rational discussion on things that matter to this country. this country is not wrapped up in abortion debate. it's not wrapped up on trying to suggest that evolution is nonsense. there's some settled science around these things and this is an intelligent man acknowledging that. >> intelligen