joining us is barry scheck. what do you recollect about this case, barry? >> this was unforgettable. meeting betty ann and her best friend from law school, it was just extraordinary. we had, as people will see in the movie, it's not just getting dna tests on the blood, that wasn't enough. we had to go out and we had to interview the witnesses, we had to reinvestigate the whole case. >> larry: did you take it right away off just her visit? how do you choose what you take? >> well, our standard is very simple. if a dna test can prove you innocent at the innocence project in new york, we'll take your case. there are now 50 other innocence projects in the united states. not all of them rely just on dna, we do. that's a very simple standard. if dna proves you innocent, we'll take your case. >> larry: simple as that? >> simple as that. >> larry: how about all the times there was no dna? >> that's a key problem, because only 10% of dna cases have any biological evidence where you can do a test and find out if one is guilt or innocence much less identify a perpetra

oh, i see, barry scheck. >> this is what he does, look. he's the citizens project in new york. >> and you're just going to call him up, and he's going to take your case. >> yes. >> larry: we're back with the stars of "conviction." joining us now is barry scheck, criminal defense attorney, co-director and co-founder of the innocence project at the benjamin m. cardoza school of law. what do you recollect about this case, bar? >> this was unforgettable. meeting betty ann and her best friend from law school. it was just extraordinary. we had a -- as people will see in the movie, it's not just getting a dna test on the blood and, you know, that wasn't enough. we had to go out and we had to interview the witnesses. we had to reinvestigate the whole case. >> larry: did you take it right away off just her visit? >> well, we -- >> larry: how do you choose what you take? >> our standard is very simple. if a dna test can prove you innocent at the innocence project in new york, we'll take your case. there are now 50 other innocence projects in the uni

one of the star witnesses is barry's ex- girlfriend. joe vazquez tells us she will reveal some intimate details. >> the giants are my heart. >> reporter: caught on camera in malibu by celebrity website tmz, barry bonds says he is rooting for his former baseball team. >> i don't really have fans in san francisco, i have family. that's my family. >> reporter: while the giants family moves on to the playoffs without him, the home run champion is once again seeing the perjury case against him move forward. federal prosecutors filed documents today like the ones filed two years ago. they say they plan to call a list of 25 witnesses including jason giambi who has admitted to using steroids. kimberlykimberly bell will testify that he had bloating, hair loss and testicle shrinkage, all indicative of steroid use. >> reporter: another saying the feds should drop it. >> they are so invested in the case. whether he did or didn't do they have evidence to get a conviction? i don't think they do. >> reporter: prosecutors say they have a urine sample w

one of the star witnesses is barry's ex-wife. as joe vazquez tells us she will reveal some intimate details. >> the giants are my heart. >> reporter: caught on camera in malibu by celebrity website tmz barry bonds says he is rooting for his former baseball team. >> i really don't have fans in san francisco, i have family. that's my family. >> reporter: while the giants family moves on to the playoffs without him, the home run champion who denies knowingly using steroids is once again seeing the perjury case against him move forward. federal prosecutors filed documents today that look almost exactly like the one filed two years ago. they say they plan to call a list of 25 witnesses including superstar baseball player jason giambi. bonds' former girlfriend bell will also testify saying bonds experienced physical changes, including bloating, hair loss, testicle shrinking and other signs of steroid use. >> reporter: he thinks the feds should drop it. >> whether he did or didn't, the issue in my mind do they have the evidence to get a

also, new details on the purgeergy case against barry bonds. we show you what is inside the court documents. a late break in the case against the sexual assaults. that break was released by the sheriff's department. they arrested a man. william, a 51-year-old residents is accused in the bulge hear and rape. investigators say he knew her. the complex has been the scene of several sexual assaults throughout the summer and the fall. detectives are still looking for an additional suspect. this is a sketch of that suspect. a while male, a medium build, brown hair and facial hair. another suspect is in custody. >>> she is young, homeless and violent according to police. after multiple run ins are residents a woman and 1 a tattoo on her face could be charged with five counts of assaults. more victims are coming forward, jonathan bloom spoke to one of them. >> reporter: catania galvan snapped this picture and hopes her manager would do something about det, that's when the woman, sheila flowers became enraged. >> she said no, you are not taking my pictu

cody ross and, wow, barry bonds. they were chanting for both of them before. barry in fine spirits, bonds the vip, cody ross the mvp. delivered the first run of the game. this was the bottom of the fourth inning. but cody ross now the talk of baseball. giants win it 3-0. they take a 2-1 series lead. historically the giants are in great shape. in 15 of the past 16 years, the team that wins game 3 has gone on to win the series. our giants coverage continues in about ten minutes. fear the beard. how about fear the guy who trims the beard and cuts the hair? behind the scenes with the giants' personal hairdresser. in the playoffs we do all sorts of stories. we'll see you soon. >> thanks a lot, raj. >>> well, new tonight at 11:00, survivors of san bruno after that deadly fire ripped their homes and their lives apart. they're trying to rebuild their lives, but there is one thing

. >> okay, okay, well let me -- >> barry, barry, barry -- why are you fearmongering? that's not what it's about. >> i'm not fearmongering. >> let me finish. barry, stop for a second. >> barry, hang on a second. i'm going to let barry say why not and ali will get the last word. go, barry. >> a foreclosure is like a closing. remember, when you buy a house, you spend an hour signing documents, initialling things, making sure that it's the right house, that full title passes. that all the legal steps are taken to make sure that you are the owner of that house. a foreclosure is that process essentially in reverse, only it's involuntary. so you have things like attorneys attesting to i've reviewed this note and, yes, it's the right note. i've reviewed the property. yes, it's the correct property. i've reviewed the last payment. it was june '08. the person is in default. if a person that's supposed to do that -- and that process takes a half hour, an hour. if we find out from wells fargo and chase manhattan that they were signing off on 400 of these a day, you can't possibly

barry zito took them out tonight. a big pitcher, especially in playoff type atmospheres. but zito did not have his good stuff. walked two consecutive batters and padres had a consecutive lead before he even knew it. one of zito's worst performances of his career. giants had an opportunity to win the game and tie it but fall short, jose guillen with a game ending double play. keep in mind, giants lead everyone on the planet with double plays this season san diego wins it 4-2, the final. let's take you inside the giants' clubhouse. >>> coming into the series, we knew we had to pick one and now coming down to the last game. unfortunately i couldn't put it away today. >> we've gone through ups and downs. we've been battling all year and have to get the job done tomorrow. >> reporter: last night, giants lose to padres, this afternoon, lose to padres. tomorrow, we'll see what happens. if they beat the padres tomorrow, they will be champions of their division. it relies heavily what the atlanta braves do tomorrow. if braves lose tomorrow morning, giants are guaranteed of a playo

and then i would go to barry and say now barry, you got to say hello to this person. you can't dismiss them and wasn't tt stupid an id. and he would say yes. and when i went to disney, my roles kind reversed. i became theough guy. and the crazier guy. >> rose: and. >> frank became kind of the mother of the company. soe ha thiselationship. i had these two great relationships and a wife as a partner. and i had beento a conference which you may have been at. it was the aspen ideas festival and i saw a prestation about happiness, d itas i the atlantic monthly. and it was what mes men predom-- predomintly because it was a harvard longitudinal study that started in the class of jack ken dee, his file happens t be sealed in020. but everybody was out and every five years they did physicals. they did psychological tests. this went on for 70 years. it started with wd grant, wt grant asking harvard to do this, to find store managers. and after a dece, harvard said you know what, let's do it in another win, in a bigger way. and after year t ncluon was very simple. of all the stuf

, getting to know barry, barry's become a father figure to me. >> reporter: is he still your hero? >> oh, yeah. barry is my hero, for sure. >> reporter: there are challenges for the big apple circus. shrinking budgets, leadership changes and a new generation of children for whom the circus may seem a relic. is the circus still as sort of relevant as it was when you were a kid or i was? >> it's a great question and my best answer is based on the fact that people are coming out, still, in droves i would have to answer yes, but i think the more people turn inward with the xbox and the computer and 5 million channels on television, that when they get the chance to go out and have a shared peex experience, it means a lot more. >> reporter: night after night the show goes on both inside the ring and out. i'm jeremy hubbard for "nightline" in manville, new jersey. >> and the documentary "circus" premieres wednesday, november 3rd at 9:00 p.m. eastern on pbs. >>> up next the staccato footwork of riverdance is undergoing an online reincarnation, and this time it isn't the feet that are doing

barry zito chatting here with his manager. he will not pitch and sources tell us he will be left off the playoff roster entirely for this first round. >> i'm disappointed in myself for not cracking that rotation. obviously the playoffs is why we play this game. i feel like i can help this team in the playoffs and i got experience, but, you know, i stand behind boch. he's the skipper. i stand behind his decision. >> zito is on the roster. aaron rone will likely make the roster but will not be in the starting line-up. game time tomorrow night at 6:30. we'll have our live pre-game show at the ballpark beginning at 6:00. if you're a giant fan, it's must-see tv. first let's bring in nbc's jeanellely. >> this game is sold out. at this point getting a ticket to get inside will cost you a lot. tonight we met several fans having a ball without even going inside. the giants are knocking balls into mccovey cove during batting practice. diehard fans are snagging balls in the water and from on shore. this time a crazy contraption lands the

so barry bonds, what proves to be an interesting night for the giants. the question is, what happens to all the stuff when it's not used anymore? the bases, the baseballs, the bats, everything that has to do with baseball, what happens when they're done with it? good question. actually, we take you to berkeley for that and bring you nbc's lawrence scott. >> this warehouse in berkeley is packed with memories, and pieces of america's pastime being recycled into functional keepsakes. now almost anything goes into something new. >> we try to take these real artifacts and try to function them into usable items. >> what makes these items special were the stories attached to them. >> the games when the umpire rolls it to the dugout and the ball boy slaps on a hologram right then and there and documents the inning, the picture and it's a great story. >> it all stays local here in berkeley. just a few blocks down from the office is where they weld the frames for the game-used base stools. >> across the street from that, game items are used for bottles. the possib

that is what is up, barry. >> he never smiled when i interviewed him like that. he hardly ever talked to me. 46-year-old barry bonds, tmz style in southern california. i love that interview. the current day giants, hello to tim lincecum. met at the ballpark. aubrey huff. how much are those sunglasses, $200? >> at least. >> tonight in philadelphia, pouring rain. the giant had an optional battling practice in the indoor cages. we had a post practice interview set up with aaron rowand but he changed his mind. he spent nine years in philadelphia. >> pat burrell this morning when i turned the tv on, to be the best you have to beat the best. >> this is what you sign up for. in order to be the best you have to beat the best. >> that is one of my slogans. ric flair. >> are you ready for the big win. the winless 49ers are 6 1/2 point favorites to beat the raiders. the raiders likely to be without their starting quarterback bruce gradkows gradkowski, hurt his shoulder last sunday and hasn't practiced all week. jason campbell will likely start. >>> tiger woods is not here.

barry peterson is an many mi award -- emmy award winner. his wife developed alzheimer's at a young age. he wrote a book called jan's story. it's not just about how they're dealing with life but there's others. that's coming up. all right. sharon gibala has got wjz traffic control. wait until you see how beautiful this next weekend will be. will be. we'll be ,, ♪ storyteller: little miss muffet sat on a tuffet, eating her curds and whey. along came a burglar who broke into her home, and ransacked the place making off with several valuable tuffets. fortunately, geico had recently helped her with homeowners insurance. she got full replacement on her tuffets. the burglar was later captured when he was spotted with whey on his face. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. >>> it's exactly 15 minutes before the hour. 79% humidity. west northwest breeze. barometer is 30.07. we've been watching it all morning. 36 degrees. i was wondering -- said there had to be frost. there's frost in western maryland this morning. 46

let's get to barry zito now in the first inning, was a disaster. back-to-back walks with the bases loaded. the padres had a 2-0 lead in the top of the 1st inning. barry zito was pulled in the fourth inning, allowed three earned runs. the giants were trailing 3-0. chris ray comes in for zito and gives up an rbi single to our old friend miguel tejada. in the seventh inning, bruce bocce comes out, arguing because and strikes. he got ejected. it was that kind of afternoon. the giants did make a great rally in the bottom of the ninth inning. like they've done so muany time this season, they get into a game-ending double play. the giants lose to the padres for the second time in the last 24 hours, 4-2 is your final. now, inside that giants clubhouse, a lot of things going on. they're disappointed, obviously, that they're losing these games, they're still quietly optimistic and excited they're likely going to be a playoff team. let's send it over to laura banke. >> reporter: the giants were able to brit tieing run to the plate late in the game. and for th

with me, as always, the professor barry starr. barry, we got a hot one tonight. >> it is a classic matchup of brains versus song. >> that's right. who's battling it out? [ laughter ] >>you want to take it? you go for it. >> who is it? >> well, battling it out for the intercontinental title, it's the mad genius, albert einstein's mustache. >> man! >> taking on the vile lip patch of soul, r&b and pop legend lionel richie. >> there's no love lost between these twmustaches, barry. >> no. >> this ring's not bienough for these two whisr warriors, these bushy beasts, these frizzy freaks, these frightening feelers, these uffy fur mongers, these fanatical filaments, these fiendisface fibers, tse ferocious follicle fillers, these maniacal mucus masks, these morbidly murderous manes of monstrosity macabre maliousness. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm sorry, i missed that last part. what did you say? [ smack sounds ] [ aughter ] >> roll the tape! [ cheers and applause ] >> rich. >> one belt -- two mustaches. e equals mc squared! e equals mc sca

marries the author of bailout nation and his big picture blog can be found it really holds dot com barry welcome to the kaiser report thanks for having me max all right you wrote something on your blog very interesting he said it's no longer about right versus left it's about really sounds to me like class war talk a little bit about that and some of the recent things you've been writing about you know there in the united states we have a two party system and the basic political spectrum and the argument about everything from health care to financial regulatory reform to foreclosures is this left right debate but when you look at how the two parties have both sucked up to big corporate interests you realize it's sort of tweedle dum and tweedle dee there's not a huge difference especially when we look at how much money is sloshing around the senate and the house of representatives from big corporate donors the left right to economy might have been more relevant fifty or one hundred years ago now it's pretty much you on one side and big banks big oil big corporations on another and remembe

people sit in congress as indicative of the way that this is being played out and as you point out barry you're a money manager you're picking stocks and assets to manage for your clients and of course the objective is to maximize return on investment and but recently what i'm hearing from you and from other folks out there is that the politics is starting to get a little bit too ugly and it's hard to ignore i mean you've got a fiduciary responsibility to maximize profits but you've also at some point got a responsibility as a citizen how do you juggle the two the twin mandate if you will the fiduciary obligation is to identify risk and reward it's not just about maximizing profit it's how much return can you get for a certain amount of risk you could really hit a home run by taking the deed to your house to vegas and putting it on red and spinning the wheel and if it comes up red hey you've doubled their asset but the risk the downside is if it doesn't so we're not just looking to maximize profit we're looking to get a very good risk adjusted return a couple of years ago when it was rea

like reggie or barry. what is that like for? >> easy name to chant, two syllables, don't start comparing me to those guys it has just been an unbelievable experience so far. a month and a half, two months ago, accident dream i would be in this situation. the giants awesome to bring me over here, a great ride so far. nothing i can really explain with words. >> an amazing story. cody ross said himself just a couple of months ago, the giants got him off the scrap heap. flat marlins cut him outright. giants picked him up off waivers, right now the mvp so far, not just in this series, but the last series against the braves. they were lucky enough, enough money to get a ticket inside the stadium, you loved every moment of this but most of the people around the bay area and here in the city were outside of the stadium, maybe at work, paying attention a little, maybe not. let's bring in traci grant outside at china basin. tracy, take it away. >> raj, the game is long over but still we have fans who are here in rus

barry's trouble started early. walks torrealba with the bases loaded. 1-0 padres. next batter, eckstein scores. zito lasted three-plus innings. in the fourth, tejada, the single into left. 4-0 padres. two on two out for buster posey. staff bochy gets tossed. it's down to one game. with one to play. the giants fall 4-2. >> coming into the series, we knew we had to take one. coming down to the last game. >> going through our ups and downs. been battling all year, and we just got to come out and get the job done tomorrow. >> mike: bobby cox and his braves hosting philly, needing a win to stay alive. victorino, rbi single to left scores utley. phillies win 7-0. braves must win tomorrow to have a shot at the postseason. >>> a's and mariners in seattle. chris carter, went deep. jack cusp and mark ellis homered in the a's 5-3 victory. >> a battle of undefeated teams. over 1100 yards total offense. [ female announcer ] jerry brown and oakland's schools. what were the facts? fact: march 7, 2000. brown asks voters for new mayoral power to appoint school board members. he get

. >>> up next here, barry bonds talking about the giants play off deal. and what's strange is how different barry bond is on camera than during his playing days. >>> for tonight and one night only the white house, check that out is not white it's bathed in pink lights in honor of cancer awareness month. the president announced the change on twitter. >>> caught on tmz. who would think, for over a decade the face of the franchise of course for the giants and although he never officially retired, barry bonds not only doesn't play number he lives way under the radar. as the giants prepare to take on the favored philly, barry bonds leaves no question on where he loyalty lies. >> i don't really have fans in san francisco, i have family. that's my family. so if you think i'm going for philadelphia, forget it. i never go out without my people. i'm a giant for life, i love you. much love to san francisco, and i hope you beat they [ bleep ]. >> yes, sir, man. >> not at a loss of words there. giant fans kind of hoping their team is still playing come october 26th wh

>> here's the deal he leaves barry off because indeed it's the best of five game series you probably only going to use three pitchers and jose who started a lot of games when they acquired in midseason was left off because in the playoffs the majority the games are going to be low scoring he's been living around with various leg injuries and the cameras could guide it camomile field. question no. two. >> hey gary, buster must be lost for rookie of the air right? >> if he doesn't get it the man who will get it is on the field tonight jason a word. the way this works out posey is the second half of the season is in the best rookie but some people say jason hayward has played the entire season on the east coast and a better look at some of its going to be really close to get my vote little home town deal would be bused to oppose the will see that it's going to be nipped and tucked between of land as a rookie jason hayward. here comes question no. 3. >> i give this guy credit i wouldn't come out here tonight and brag about a big beaten and the left and all of these guys if want to wear y

barry zito gave up three earned runs in three innings. you can add this unearned run from pablo sandoval throws a ball to second base. see it again. it looks like some of the giants had the focus of mr. magoo. the giants had one hit off san diego starter tim staffer through six innings. here he is striking out posey looking. and the manager gets ejected for arguing balls and strikes. maybe he is just wanting to wake his team up. and maybe it worked. 7th inning uribe don't stop believing the 21st homerun of the year makes it 4-1. giants had just three hits through 8 innings but get three more in the 9th. pablo sandoval off closer heath bell. and a tying run on first base and just one out. enter pitch hitter jose guillon. a quick but deadly finish to the rally. padres win 4-2. san diego is now 7-1 this year at at&t park. but the giants can still clinch this first playoffs spot since 2003 with a victory tomorrow. jonathan sanchez starts the game and hopefully he won't get booed as much as barry zito. >> you know, you can't look at it like, y

we spoke with a fan who said he wishes that he wishes that barry bonds were still on the team and thinks it will be tough. >> i think they are on the downside. >> really? >> it's going to be close. >> are you going to be there? >> probably not. >> you are going to watch? >> oh, yeah. he will watch it more than me. he has a bigger tv. >> coming up in our next half hour, we will be speaking with that woman who is a manager and

a little barry gibb, huh? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and we were doing that, and we were dressed, and we had the medallions and the wig and the beard on. and we were just watching "[ bleep ] in a box." we had to follow that. that was like -- >> yes. >> jimmy: "oh, man, we're not gonna follow this, man." [ laughter ] "this is hilarious. this is killing." >> what are you talking about? barry gibb was, like, class -- in fact, you created a classic "snl" character. >> jimmy: no, no. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you did. [ cheers and applause ] and then we came out and killed it. it was super fun. it's super good. [ singing ] anyway, you're here now. i got to talk about "social network." dude, i saw the movie. first of all, the movie is fantastic. and you are off the charts in this movie. congratulations, buddy. >> thank you, man. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: so good. >> thank you. >> jimmy: and if you guys don't know, "the social network," it's about the creation of facebook and how -- right? >> yeah.