youngstown was good to us. you very much, youngstown. >> the last thing you want to do when facing tom brady is play without two defensive starters. they were both inactive today and tom terrific lived up to his name. tom brady was back in the bay area with a sold-out crowd. number 92 seemed a bit overamped as he takes down brady after the whistle. brady and welker capped that drive with the young td. 7-3 new england. the raiders come back with a nice 88-yard drive. michael bush one-yard bush. raiders retake the lead in the 7th. threw for 344 yards today. campbell made some questionable plays like this one. campbell throws to the wrong jersey, patrick chung. new england led 17-10 at halftime. got to tackle that rookie from lsu. nobody tackles ridley. his first nfl td for wrigley. it's brady 274th career td pass and that puts him ahead of montana for 9th. the raiders are 2-2. raiders next visit houston on sunday. and talk about another big road win for matthew stafford and the detroit lions. they return each one

youngstown was good to us, thank you very much youngstown. >> well, san mateo native tom brady, backome today, passing his boy-hood idol, joe montana, and now they can report that the end of the new england patriots is a bit early. tom terrific and the patriots coming to town after getting upset last week. facing the old team, 92, richard seamore, flagged for two big penalties. this is seamore taking brady down. that helped brady and wes welker finishing off the 80- yard drive. just couldn't cover welker at all today, 7-3, new england, nice to come back with an 80- yard drive. a blast, leading into the crowd. oakland quarterback jason campbell threw for 340 beyond a 340 yards in the touchdown, campbell goes right to the wrong colored jersey. that is patrick chung, raiders left the rookie pass right through them. nobody stops steven, all that is left in this game is for tom brady to throw his second touchdown pass of the game. this is to branch, brady's 274th career touchdown pass, putting him ahead of joe montana. raiders gained over 500 yards on offense, but nine penalties cost them

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. >> he's a young in youngstown i -- in i was able to have the plesh you're of playing with him for a year. -- pleasure of playing with him for a year. he's in the cattles of the bradies and the mangs when -- the category of the bradies and the mannings. >> he can make plays off schedule, a quick release. he can make all the throws, so got the potential to be one of the top quarterbacks for a long time. >> praise from the redskins. if the skins come out victorious, they'll center to improve at red zone deficiencies -- have to improve at red zone deficiencies, last week against the cowboys not good. they had a meager 16 points in their first loss of the season and chris cooley says well, that can't continue. >> it primarily comes down to execution. giving yourself an opportunity to win and executing when you have to win. it's not us going into the film room and coming up with some super secret plan. it just comes down to us executing and doing the things we know how to do. >>> programming note, acc football on my 20 tomorrow, kickoff at 12:30. >>> baseball playoffs underway. the boston

jim harbaugh kept the 49ers on the road this week, practicing in youngstown, ohio before heading to philadelphia. some called it a good team bonding experience. they needed to stick together today. no stone or blade of grass left unturned by jim harbaugh. yes, it is a real grass field. michael vick seems like he's playing on artificial turf anyway. ray mcdonald will see this in his nightmares. incredible. vick was able to slip by brooks and duck under mcdonald. eagles led by as many as 20 points in the third quarter. game over, right? third quarter, back comes san francisco. alex smith to morgan to the house. 23-10 at that point. later in the third, smith to vernon davis, fighting his way into the end zone, so the deficit now is down to 6 points. fourth quarter, another scoring drive. frank gore with his first 100-yard gain of the season for 12 yards. 49ers take the lead 24-23. plenty of time, though, for the eagles. midfield, mackland got a lane, but justin smith stripped him from behind. goldson recovers the ball and the 49ers are 3-1, coming from behind to beat philadelphia 24-23. >> they all

this after playing on sunday in cincinnati, then spending the week practicing in youngstown, ohio, instead of making back-to-back cross country flights. and the best news with the team right now, frank gore is officially listed as questionable. but before you go adjusting your fantasy team, jim harbaugh saying gore will play sunday, but kendall hunter will also share in the workload. >>> the sharks preparing for their final preseason game. the goaltender will not play in that game. today, he endured his first full practice, which encourages the head coach. >> every day he's taking a little more on. we've still got eight or nine days before season opens and a week after that. so good strides. looked sharp today. feels good every day. so positive for us. >>> to baseball, and changes in the dugout. the oakland a's have asked ty waller and mike diego to return, but three others will not be renewed. rays and rangers, game one of the season. cooper stone throwing out the first pitch. his father, shannon, fell to his death earlier this season trying to catch a ball thrown into the stands by the p

jim harbaugh is not afraid to mix it up, keeping the 49ers on the road this week, practicing in youngstownohio before heading to philadelphia. some called it a good team bonding experience. they need to stick together. no stone or blade of grass unturned by jim harbaugh, a real grass field. michael vick seems like he's playing on artificial turf anyway. mcdonald, look there, he'll have might nares about letting this one get away. touchdown, amazing. michael vick able to slip by brooks and duck under, eagles lead by as many as 20. you figure the game is over, but third quarter, smith to morgan to the house, and it's 23-10. later in the third, smith this time to vernon davis, fights his way into the end zone, 20-point lead is down to just 6. fourth quarter, another scoring drive. frank gore with his first 100-yard game of the season and the 49ers take a 24-23 lead. but it's too much time for the eagles. midfield, the screen, got a lane, but look at 94, justin smith, stripped him from behind. recovered and the 49ers win. they are 3-1, coming from behind to win 24-23. >> they all feel like the

but after beating the bengals in cincinnati last sunday, the niners decided to spend the week in youngstowninds in an east coast mode. the result? a first back-to-back victory since 2006. and mike can still make plays, looking at the defenders,

bringing rain across the lower great lakes, the ohio river valley, from cincinnati, dayton, up through youngstown and this is beginning to reach its way into the new york metropolitan area. light to moderate rainfall with this, seeing it in baltimore and philly and d.c. where we'll see the heaviest rains. and likely the longest delays. and philadelphia throughout the day today. and then the rains will begin to increase later on this afternoon into tonight and in through new york and eventually in through boston. scattered showers on the backside through atlanta and charlotte. minneapolis will see thunderstorms. with our next weather system rolling through the midwest. that will create the threat for severe weather throughout the central plains. daytime highs still mild in chicago. 76 for the daytime high. that, of course, means it will be pretty mild in detroit. i'm seeing in the rundown that we're supposed to talk detroit tigers. i'm going to let you lead us through this because i was busy yesterday, day off. a lot of things to do around the house. i hear the tigers won. congratulations. >> yes,

do we think that pittsburgh and cleveland and akron and youngstown and toledo have $1 billion to make these investments? if we say collectively as a country we are going to rebuild the country and right now use the power that we have to go out and make the investments and put these people working, it would be a decade. mr. garamendi: the president has suggested that we establish an infrastructure bank. every one of the projects you described are cash flow projects. there is a fee for sewage and fee for water. there are fees that come traditionally with each of these services. if we had an infrastructure bank and the president has suggested we put $10 billion into it. we know we can get the various public pension funds to invest in it and we could have $100 billion within several months that could be invested in each one of the projects that you talked about and those projects over time are able to repay. and do keep in mind that the federal government is able to borrow that money at about 2% for 10 years. this is an investment opportunity to build for the future. we have five minutes,

what that does is this: when a company in dayton, ohio or youngstown, ohio, sells a product into the chinese market that the people of shian or wuhan might consider buying, this company is faced with a 25% to 30% to 35% currency tax or currency tariff making the product more expensive, making it much hard for the u.s. company to sell to the product to china. going the other way, the company in china or the government in some cases selling into the u.s. market gets a 25%, 30%, 35% subsidy making it so much easier to sell. i'll give you one perfect example, regrettable example, a company about 20 miles from where i live in brunswick, ohio, a company owned by the bennett brothers who i met recently, it's called automation tool and die. the bennett brothers had a million-dollar sale order that they thought they were about to fill and at the last minute, another,,a chinese company came in and underpriced them by 20%. that's -- that was the currency subsidy that chinese company had. what's fair about that? i learned today a paper company in hamilton, ohio, smack in the middle of the home c

there is a new steel mill in the mahoney valley at youngstown. in large part because president obama enforced trade rules, trade laws with the commerce department and the international trade commission. interesting, though, when the president went to youngstown to talk about the opening of the steel mill, he talked about the recovery act and the recovery act put some dollars in infrastructure around the steel mill, but he negligented to talk about trade policy which he had enforced this trade policy for these agreements. that's all behind us. but, mr. president, these trade policies ignore the elephant in the room, which is our trade relationship with china. last night, as i said, the senate did the right thing on a strong bipartisan vote on chinese currency, but unfortunately opponents of -- some of the opponents of cracking down -- well, unfortunately, i guess. opponents of cracking down on china's currency manipulation are the same supporters of these trade agreements, and in both issues, respectfully they miss the point. people have heard the

. >> let us talk sports after beating the bangles, the coach kept the team in youngstown ohio during this past week so that they could keep on training and then they traveled to philadelphia to play michael's six and the high- flying egos--michael vick and the eagles. and in the second quarter, the score was 23 to 3 going into the half, the eagles were leading by 20 but alex smith and co. will cut in the third, the score was 23 to 17, and that was another fantastic day by the eagles but it is the 49ers that we want to focus on, that is when they came alive, frank gore was playing with a bum ankle. he scored the touchdown, and the 49er somehow some way came back from that 20 point deficit to win, waste final score of 24 to 23. the 49ers are three and one on the season. some good momentum going on there, but not so for the raiders there were hosting bill belichick and the second quarter raiders with the ball down 14 to 10, but they have a chance to take the lead with one turnover and the raiders lose any momentum they had. that was the nail on the coffin, tom reedy who grew up rooting-

-- in those three industries which directly created jobs in finley, ohio, in lorainne, ohio, in youngstown, ohio, including the construction of a new steel mill. our trade laws are critical if we're going to compete for advanced manufacturing jobs, jobs in solar and wind and clean energy component manufacturing in the auto supply chain all rely or should rely on an active u.s. trade representative who will -- who will initiate more cases. i proposed an amendment to this appropriations bill number 865 that would provide the office the u.s. trade rep an additional $5 million to initiate cases when china subsidies to solar producers in china's -- and china's hoarding of rare earth materials and increasingly -- an increasingly important problem that's eroding american manufacturing. i support senator bingaman's amendment which provides funds for general trade enforcement but here's why i wanted to specify solar and rare earths in my amendment according to the u.s. international trade commission, our solar producers, like those in toledo -- and there are three of them -- are facing an expected

eventually to new york and back through the ohio river valley, cincinnati and eastward towards youngstown and pittsburgh seeing some rain. the heaviest amounts probably around philly. traveling through our out at that airport, probably see action as far as delays. new york, d.c. as well and then the next batch of thunderstorms comes through the midwest today, and in advance of that, temperatures still on the mild side. 76 in chicago. 80 degrees in memphis. the middle of october, some spots certainly feels like september or august. back to you. >> thank you, rob. >>> now's your chance to "talk back" on one of the big stories of the day. the question for you this morning, does mitt romney's changing position on health care matter to you? the biggest thorn in mitt romney's side is romneycare. that's what his opponents call the health care plan romney created in massachusetts when he was governor. turns out the obama administration was entranced with romney's plan and according to nbc news, obama officials actually met with romney's advisers to create obamacare, and, yes. both plans include a

john is a democrat in youngstown ohio. you are on c-span, john. >> caller: i've got a question.ch mcconnell get so much power i hear mitch mcconnell wants to be president, so why are the democrats afraid of one senator and the president? i just don't understand. >> host: we will start off with a political question. >> guest: everybody says sometimes they wish they could go back to the insured he's heard that many times. but mitch mcconnell is powerful because of the senate rules. the senate has rules the required basically 60 to proceed for the unanimous consent to move things forward. so when you have less than that he has power and he exercises it as anyone with the number of votes he has. >> host: next call for john mica comes from riverside, david on the republican line. [inaudible] go ahead, david. >> caller: this is david from riverside. how are you? my question is about the transportation problems we have in california. the budget, let's talk about caltrans budget. $8.5 billion a year to do what? i have no idea they got new vans, new tires on their fans the or-year-old. i

go down to youngstown, akron, toledo, anywhere in the industrial midwest. go to detroit. go to indiana, wisconsin come at any of these states. you will see devastating effects because of the trade with china and guenther trade practices. this bill addresses it had gone and i want to encourage the speaker of the house from ohio to pass this bill. this will not be dead on arrival when it gets to the house. >> my partner in summit county, betty. >> thank you for your leadership. every week i go back home to ohio and then meet with countless men and women who just want to get back to work. they are ready to prove something that we already know, the american worker is the most productive and most innovative in the world. there is something that stands in their way. the good news is that it is something that we can fix. right now there are thousands of americans who could be put to work, and millions if the estimate is right, who would be put to work if we held china accountable for manipulating their currencies. by cheating the system and giving their manufacturers and unfair

from youngstown across tod daytn and toledo -- >> that's not his home state. >> i slipped over to ohioout redding, allentown. you haven't invaded ohio yet. go ahead. >> not yet. joe, from 1983 to 2007 was the most prosperous 25 years in the history of the world. and we had much lower taxes through the latter part of that period than we did at the beginning. in fact, it was kicked off with a big reduction in taxes. i'm not suggesting that's the whole thing, i'm saying that would help. i also think we've got -- we've layered on tremendous regulatory uncertainty, much of it very negative. you talk to people in the energy business in pennsylvania, which i think is one of the most exciting opportunities for growth anywhere in america. the natural gas we have is a staggering quantity. but weather it's coal or refineries or the natural gas industry, they've been layered with all kinds of new regulations that is making it very, very hard for them to grow this industry. the health care bill is raising people's cost of health care and creating still further uncertainty. so i do think that the co

john is a democrat in youngstown, ohio. you're on see span, john. >> caller: i have a question how did mitch mcconnell so much power. i hear mitch mcconnell wants the president to be a one-term president. why are democrats afraid of a one senator. i don't understand that. >> host: start off with a political question, mr. mica. >> guest: everybody says sometimes, they wish they take them back. i'm sure he heard that many times but, mitch mcconnell is a powerful because of the senate rules. the senate, you know, has rules that require basically 60 to proceed for, unanimous consent and to move things forward. so, when you have less than that he has power and he exercises it as any, anyone with the number of votes he has. >> host: next call for john mica comes from riverside, california, david on your republican. >> guest: they're up this early from riverside? >> host: absolutely. >> caller: john, this is david from riverside. how are you? >> guest: good. >> caller: my question for you i'm sure you know about the transportation

go to youngstown, ohio. all these promises were made before and it didn't pan out. it didn't work, and these trade issues are side shows. the number one issue facing this congress is whether or not we're going to deal with china and their currency manipulation. that bill came to the floor, this floor last year. we had 99 republicans vote for it. it passed with 350 votes. it just passed the senate. we need to bring that bill to the floor and take on the beast in the middle of the room and that's the chinese and drive investment back. when we put a tariff on oil country tubular goods in china, countervailing duties and anti-dumping, we have $2 billion of investment that now came into the united states in steel mills. we know what to do. we just need the courage to do it, and so all my friends here who are going to help these multinational corporations, they're going to get the money that they made and they're going to utilize the citizens united case and they're going to invest it in your campaigns to beat you. it's time we have the courage to take on the beast and do

will shut down their production in the united states, move to -- they will shut down production in youngstown or dayton, they will move to wuhan or shihan, china. they will sell their products back in the united states. i don't know that that had ever been done in world history. the trade war was started by the chinese. it's been waged by the chinese. that's why we have lost 100,000 manufacturing jobs in my state. that's why we've seen the trade deficit, what is it, triple in the last ten years with china. that's why we go to the store and darn near everything we pick up including sometimes american flags and things you can buy at the congressional visitors' center are made in china. it's clear china has cheated. they cheat on currency, they cheat, pure and simple. it's long overdue we do something about it. they were committed to the world trade organization because of a bad vote ten years ago too many of my colleagues passed in support of pntr. the presiding officer as i did voted against it, the presiding officer from new mexico was pressure interenough to see that. but we said you let chi