charlie manuel is going to force the ha hand of bruce bochy. here comes brian wilson. >> tim: that was a nice try by bruce bochy. but charlie manuel is not buying that. i wouldn't either. >> joe: you didn't. >> tim: nope. >> joe: this will load them up. and brian wilson will be the hitter. >> joe: so wilson bats with the bases loaded. in case you are wondering, wilson was 0-5 swinging the bat this season. >> joe: strike one. >> joe: that's inside. in case you want to know what brian wilson looks like without his dyed black beard, that is his head shot on the scoreboard here. that is over but low for ball two. 2-1. >> tim: i think bruce bochy told him to go up there and don't swing. hope that brad lidge gets wild. well ahead in the count. we'll see. >> joe: 0-9 in his career swinging the bat is brian wilson. the 2-1. chops at it. ryan howard makes the pick up. and that ends the inning. giants leave the bases loaded. now wilson will get rid of the batting helmet, grab his hat and his glove, try to save it and send the giants into the world series

>> bruce: no. but then, i never thought $5 would mean so much, either. >> pelley: claudia bruce has applied for hundreds of jobs, from office manager to clerical work. she's had four interviews in two years. she's managed to keep a small apartment, with help to pay the rent. >> bruce: i do get some help from my mom. >> pelley: how old's your mom? >> bruce: 83. >> pelley: and so, she's helping you out even now. >> bruce: yeah, she... i'm her baby still, you know. >> pelley: you didn't expect to be her baby at this point in your life. >> bruce: absolutely not. i thought i'd be helping her, now; that she wouldn't be helping me. >> pelley: her benefits will end when she hits 99 weeks soon. no one is expecting congress to vote another extension of unemployment checks, given our historic budget deficits. as government benefits run out, a lot of people are depending on kindness to take their place. marianne rose lived with her friend's brother for seven months, insisting on cooking and cleaning to earn he

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. >> talk to bruce a minute i want to bottom up to much you know he says because she'll bruce is a dad the arranger for frank sinatra he did know that? yes. if we talked imprisonment and verse of course the 27 year veteran of the kron 4 with this column is one of those guys who just knows what he's talking about. he read out as is " a period of are the giants touched off guard from the national baseball prospectus? >> know not one bit. the giants since day one you look up the rotation he said the be there at the end. there would be running away with this division if they did hit a lick. the win games 13112 to nothing then they win games 2-1. i don't think they're the one team in the national league second give the phillies run. i think they can match up pretty well with holiday. my question is will the bill score runs in the playoffs. >> we've been looking this an hour on chart of the same questions will try this one your sitting back with the fellows at the baseball tonight studio, is your sense indeed but this team could run with them and? >> if you're going to insult my clothes of t

charlie manuel is going to force the ha hand of bruce bochy. here comes brian wilson. >> tim: that was a nice try by bruce bochy. but charlie manuel is not buying that. i wouldn't either. >> joe: you didn't. >> tim: nope. >> joe: this will load them up. and brian wilson will be the hitter. >> joe: so wilson bats with the bases loaded. in case you are wondering, wilson was 0-5 swinging the bat this season. >> joe: strike one.

well, do you know bruce's birthday? >> i do, june the 53rd. >> that's charming. >> jimmy: you should know his birthday. not the other way around. do you understand. this is a national treasure we have here for god sake. so you guys, by the way i love the movie. i will give you the highest compliment that can be given, i have a friend, james baby doll dixon, falls asleep within four seconds of sitting every single time. there he is. that's him, that is typical evening. he sleeps with his eyes open. terrifying, really. so, last night, we sit down to watch the movie. i figured he is going to be gone, by, i mean really before the theme song is done playing at the beginning. and, he stayed, he was awake through the whole film that's how good it was. it. >> it is a good one. >> jimmy: if the movie wasn't good would you come out and lie? you would? >> i would. i have lied. i have lied in the past. not about this fillm. but i have lied. >> jimmy: would you care to name any specifics. >> i'm sure you could pick a handful. there

have dave when hold he's president of the american league of lobbyists and in east lansing we go to bruce being he's professor at michigan state university college of law and then another member of our cross talk team you know on the hunger all right if i don't you know if i go to you in washington first today this just recently we had the transparency international restates the annual report on corruption around the world and there are not too many surprises there are we because of the financial scandals in the financial crisis in the west some of the western countries have dropped down. and the ones the laggards are still there and i must admit russia is part of that lagging group but do you like these types of reports how their methodology how they judge things because is we getting at what is how we define corruption is that something that we have to revisit because it's just not bribery i think the state is left out a lot go ahead. yes i have to acknowledge chopra that i'd like them but i mean vaulting all of these efforts including in helping transparency international but also we d

and right back with bruce willis. with capital one bank's new checking with rewards, me and the lads earn rewards just for everyday banking. like writing checks. i found your problem. thank you. getting cash from the drive thru earns us rewards. here's the twenty i owe you. so does paying our bills online. [ mouse squeaking ] click. we even earn rewards for getting money at the atm. it's new checking with rewards at capital one banks all over the dc area. what's in your wallet? mr. snappy! >> jimmy: joining us tonight the latest celebrity to be kicked off "dancing with the stars" mike the situation sorantino and his partner will be here. then later the first artist signed to jay z's new record label, here with music from his forthcoming album "old tyme religion" hugo from the bud light stage. with his version of the song "99 problems." tomorrow night -- gabourey sidibe, comedy duo tim & eric, and music from mark ronson. and then thursday katherine heigl, julia stiles, and music from nas and damian marley. so a good ni

bruce marks, i agree 100%. one question we all miss when we're talking about this is, what is the point of foreclosure? if we granted every foreclosure pending across the country right now, what would happen to those homes? we cannot get people to qualify to get in homes as it is. we need to focus on the practical situation of a moratorium, which would only stabilize the market. we need to work like bruce to keep people in their homes. the fact is, that is far better for these lenders in the long run than tossing people out into the streets. >> bruce marks, your organization, how many -- what percentage of faulty foreclosure notes do you find? >> there is a large number. let's remember, let's get to the fundamental issues. the government program has failed to get affordable mortgages. make the government program work and jpmorgan chase is the worst. we have to make an example of them to say, your the predatory servicer out there. stop your practices. president obama has to stop meeting with jimmy diamond -- has

i'm bruce cunningham. kristen berset has the night all. >>> apparently nobody told -pbuffalo they ere supposed o lose. 60 minutes could not determine winner. legendary baltimore sports writer coinne the phrrae, "the reverse lock" when all the signs point overwhelmingly in one direction, things can't help but go thh other. with one important caveat, theeravens still found a way to fin. >>> before the game, ed reid made his 2010 debbt. it would be memorable. ravens up by three. that wouldn't last. flings it in to the end zone. hits lee evaas perfectly in stride for 33 yards and a sccre. you could have called him ryan manning today. bills takeethe ead 7-3. now josh wilson returns the ensuing kickoff. he gets kind of turned around and coughs it up before being tackled. the bills recovered in grrat field -ppossession. thee settled fora field goal to lead 10-3. more of the same. throws it down the middle. ray lewis deflects it. there he is. ed reid with the interception. fresh off the list. the ravens up ii grea

that is until bruce springsteen came along. you see, he became everything to those of us growing up during that time at the jersey shore. tonight on hbo, a documentary takes us back to when he was 27 back in 1977, making "darkness on the edge of town." it was the album that had to follow "born to run" and the pressure was on this talented and decidedly scrawny young musician. but as i made clear to him in an exclusive interview at his home in jersey just yesterday, the only bad thingbout the documentary was learning that while we were chasing bruce up and down the shore every weekend trying to figure out where he was going to play on a given saturday night, he was in the town next to ours, unbeknownst to anyone in a rented farmhouse making his masterpiece follow up album. you're in holmdel years ago. would it have killed you to call a buddy in middletown? i was three miles away, already a fan. >> i could have used the company. let me tell you. >> would it have killed you to reach out to a brother and say we're having trouble wi

bruce bochy comes to the mound. 113 pitches. what did you tell him? >> player: he asked if i was all right and how i'm doing and i said i'm good. he said, "hey, i have confidence in you. get the job done." we were able to get victorino to hit a ground ball that we needed. >> ken: you're up 2-1 in the series. two games away from the world series. are you starting to feel it? >> player: yeah, but you know, we've, we got to enjoy today. come back out tomorrow. get the job done. you can't just really get ahead of yourself. >> ken: the crowd was vocal today, emotional. what did you think? >> player: they were awesome. from start, introductions to the last pitch. they were always behind us. that's what has driven us this far in the season, these guys, the fans coming out and supporting us all year. >> ken: thanks a lot. back to you. >> chris: thank you very much. it's kind of funny, matt cain always looks like he just rolled out of bed with the hairdo. but he lured the phillies batters to sleep. why was he so effective? >> eric: the big thing he was able to

bruce leshan, thank you for that. and you can keep watching the rescue mission live on our website, wusa9.com. just click on the banner right at the top of our home page. >>> d.c. school chancellor michelle rhee and the presumptive new mayor vincent gray have reached an agreement. michelle rhee will leave the office at the end of the month. bruce johnson is here with the story. not a ton of surprises here. >> maybe the timing is a surprise. michelle rhee's contact isn't up until june of next year, but what is clear is she is leaving d.c. and leaving reluctantly. >> the best way to keep the reforms going, is for this reformer to step aside. >> reporter: gray said education reform would continue. to underscore the point he introduced the deputy, kiah handerson as interim chancellor. >> we cannot and will not revert to the days of incrementalism in our schools. we must have a powerful chancellor who will move school reform forward and tick take it -- take it to the next level so all stake holders are invested in the proc

. >>> i'm bruce johnson. thanks for joining us this saturday. an alleged murder-for-hire plot uncovered in montgomery county. it unravels when the man he hired went to police. speaking to the wife now who was targeted. >> my family is supportive and it is a shock to everyone. friends and family. >> reporter: elizabeth boyd understandably shaken that her estranged husband, 42-year-old richard bernard boyd jr. plotted to kill her. >> been a rough time. that's all i can say at this point. >> reporter: in the rockville neighborhood known as manor lake residents are stunned. >> she is a lovely lady. she is. and the children are wonderful. i mean, the older boy, which is her son and his stepson is the nicest kid. >> reporter: according to police boyd gave the acquaintance cash, five pills and other items to help kill his estranged wife. he also allegedly provided the acquaintance with a layout layout of the couple's home. the boyds were going through a divorce. >> there were issues regarding the potential of possible outcome of the divorce that appare

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. >> my name is bruce lisker. i've spent 26 years in state prison for a crime i had nothing to do with. the murder of my mother. >> reporter: but, when jim gavin, then a sergeant with the lapd looked into the evidence that put bruce lisker in prison, the case unravelled before his eyes. >> in the closing arguments of the case, the deputy d.a. said, look at all the footprints in the house, they are the same as bruce lisker's. >> reporter: gavin discovered those footprints had never been analyzed. he ordered tests. the result? the footprints were not bruce lisker's what did you just realize at that moment? >> that maybe we actually convicted the wrong person. >> when gavin's superiors took the case out of his hands, he put his career at risk by publicly revealing what he had found. >> i want people to know. this could happen to you. this could happen to your loved ones. this should not happen. >> reporter: unfortunately, though, to make things right for li ker, lieutenant gavin had to take on another member of the l

even with the right-handers available in the bullpen, bruce bochy is going with lincecum in relief of lopez. first up, werth. ball one. >> tim: probably one of those situations where bochy went up to tim before the game and said can you give me a couple of outs if i need them? well, big out. werth, victorino. >> joe: 2-0. there is the strike. game one. jayson werth took lincecum deep and out of the park in right. two of his four hits against lincecum. that's strike two. now brad lidge gets loose, as we're in the bottom of the eighth. and the giants lead 3-2. brian wilson the closer for the giants gets loose. a strike-out starts the bottom of the eighth, as lincecum comes in and takes care of werth. tonight's game on fox is sponsored by -- >> joe: so werth is gone and victorino will be the hitter. shane, 1-3 tonight. strike one. >> tim: victorino doubling danger, because if he gets on he could steal a base. more than any other philly. >> joe: against the pitch they're you can run on. >> tim: right. >> joe: strike two. the up ins for victorino against lincecum 4 for 28. i don't think st

the game. >> reporter: i don't think it's possible, but the fans continue to get louder, even while bruce was talking we asked them to quiet down. we have some sense of normal city here, but they'll go bongers by the first pitch. >> out to also in the middle of a fan friendly. we're going to check in with john first, hi, john. >> once again, it is electric out here with all this orange and black. we can show you this, but you really need to feel it, almost everyone -- >> free gift with it today! >> number one! >> reporter: no matter a person's place in life or where they call home, coming to see the giants in the world series seems to be a great experience. >> we live 250 miles from here. we travel, the wife and i, we go to about 40, 45 games a year. we're season ticketholders. >> what do you think it means? >> yes. >> these people were lined up to get in the free area. >> time to see the game, trying to see the game for free. couldn't afford the tickets. my budget is low, you know. >> reporter: this homeless man shows he too is caught up in the excitement: >> just because you don't have

catching up with bruce springsteen. >> bruce springsteen talks about his life and in particular, a specific time in his life that tended to define his career. more on that in a couple minutes. >>> and women who made radical decisions, both have the so-called breast cancer gene and both decided to have double mastectomies and one already undergone the surgery. >> on a lighter note, we take you to an amazing journey to an island time has forgotten. incredible. >>> first a check of the headlines, natalie is in for ann today. >> the red cross has set up an emergency shelter for residents of three dozen homes badly damaged by tornadoes wednesday in arizona. at least four tornadoes touched down near flagstaff, tearing away rooftops and knocking over tractor-trailers and 48 cars. there have been no reports of serious injury. >>> the war in afghanistan enters its tenth year today trying to keep pressure on militants. an airstrike and ground raid killed eight insurgents including a senior taliban leader. meanwhile, president karzai hosted the first peace council seeking a negotiated end to the war s

bruce cunningham joins us with that story. bruce? >>repprter: domination is pretty good word for what a convincing 31-17 win over front of that hugg crowd. >> i think we have an opportuuity to be a reelly good team. that kind of a football team is in us. that's what we talked to our guys about. >> we waated to play that way many ways we did and other key ways we didn't. maybe that's how it worrs. we need to find out as we go. >> i'mmjust happy to be part of a team. one play leads to the going to stick around. >> perfect weather out there. it was great conditions. let me tell you, the sun was bafting down there. just fabulous. it's going to [ male announcer ] martin o'malley sworn in. inherits a billion-dollar surplus, low unemployment. o'malley signs the biggest tax hike in maryland history. raids chesapeake bay fund to cover spending. gives raises to top aides. business climate ranks 45th worst in the nation. now 200,000 jobs lost. o'malley covers up jobs report that proved maryland's economy stalled. if re-elected, o'malley will ra

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bruce having a lot of hit albums since then. what is it about the artist and his music that keeps him relevant? >> 22 studio album ls. he's sold over the 200 million copies. i don't know. you get or you don't. he's got that thing. i was a perfectly average kid growing up in that perfectly average state. and he came along, and you had reason to think, wow, yes i am from here. i am just like him. he speaks for me. that's what it did. talk about empowerment. that's what it did for all of us. >> did i hear from a little bird that you may have sang with bruce? >> it was a charity event. i was beckoned up on stage. my wife and i did a little backup. copy soon to amazon. i'm kidding. >> we'll down load it on itunes. >> we'll try to. we'll look for it. managing editor joining us to talk about bruce springsteen. also the hbo documentary. look how big that sign. nbc nightly news. the remarkable interview is on tonight. >> the times in your area for the "nightly news," we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] there's a big idea happening in

. ♪ living life in peace >>> bruce, it is hard to find a better day than today. doesn't get any better. this is pay back for all the heat and humidity we had this past summer. 83 today. we were 12 degrees . here is your wakeup weather. you're going to wake up and get kissed by sunshine tomorrow. sunrise at 7:30 a.m. mid and upper 40s in a few locations. 53 will do it for nighttime low. cold front passing through the area. big story is will that bring us needed rainfall? and what about the redskins game? if you've got tickets and you're tailgating and you want to know what's coming your way, i'll have [ male announcer ] antiques can be nice. but you wouldn't want an antique computer. or an antique tv. ♪ or an antique remote control. so why are you still using an antique cable network created in 1948 for your 2010 tv? it's time to hook your tv up to a 100% fiber optic network. it's time for fios. visit verizon.com/getfios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>> across the globe today fans gathered to pay tribute to the

rolens, mishandled by bruce and utley grow, 7-4 phillies. they knockout cincinnati on sunday. sharks open the season in sweeden, why this makes me laugh. why do you open this season out of the country? >> because they are trying to go international, gary. >> how about the hockey fans that want it on our soil? >> because -- i could do highlights but they are playing their owning game out of country. >> they won today in sweeden congratulations. i wish i was there. >> what was that?

and bruce said, well, you're a real jazzer. i said, well, i know some jazz, i don't know if i'm a real jazzer. he said, your choice. anyway, we recorded this thing -- >> larry: how long ago was this? >> 20 years. >> larry: 20 years? >> 20 years ago. wait, there's much more. 20 years ago that happened. then he called about a year and a half ago or so and said, guess what i found? i didn't know. he said, i found the songs that you recorded with billy. i thought, oh, what? i said, oh, i'd love to hear them. it was so private and intimate and funny, wasn't it? he said, yes. why don't you listen to it again? maybe it can be an album. i said, no, that can't happen. you know, i was singing just for us. i didn't -- nobody would be interested. he said, oh, i think some people would be interested. so we kind of re-did what we had and kept a couple of the old songs. >> larry: did it in the sound studio, right? >> no, i did it in my bedroom. i'm telling you, half in the piano room and half in my bedroom, because i was about to have knee su

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bruce johnson is live in northwest. bruce, what are they saying? >> reporter: well, lesli, suspensions all around. and one student may be expelled because of all of this. not only are the kids being video taped after being forced into the fights, they are ending up on you tube. we are standing outside of bell multi-cultural group in northwest, because not long ago a 16-year-old attended here and transferred and within three days she was forced into one of these fights. the cameras rolling, the two girls who had been pushing and shoving each other during the day, are encouraged to fight. cars pass buy and students gather. the transfer student is beaten into near unconsciousness. who were the people with the video cameras and cheering the fight on. >> they were her friends. >> reporter: and did you know it was being videotaped. >> huh-uh. >> reporter: she had separate injuries to her jaw and arm. >> i didn't want to fight. but after she swung on me, i wasn't going to let nobody hit me. >> reporter: a counseling program in northwest, and said this is

professor bruce hoffman, georgetown university, peter bergen of the new america foundation -- two outstanding members of our national security group. they were the primary authors of a report released on the ninth anniversary of 9/11 regarding the current state of terrorist threats which has received wide

and bruce, with good reason. >> reporter: yeah. with good reason. they are suppose to start at 6:30. but folks, they are already gathering. you can see them gathering with their chilean flag and the red, white, blue. are you excited? >> very excited. >> reporter: and folks on the side, they are gathering two people, passing by. coming to check it out. and they have the chilean tv on live here. and you can see the rescue in had less than one hour. that's the translation up there on the screen. some day on this way, i'll show you the big signs. the u.s. and the world in rescuing the 33 miners. then we're going to actually come down. let me show you this book that they have, this seat that they have. this is going to be the first one that comes out. this down here is the ship form. he'll be the last miner. this is the the note that they actually sent up after 17 days without contact. saying estamos bien. we're good. we have 33 people. folks can sign this book and that it will be sent by the embassy down to folks it in chile. this is the ambassador, kin

right now, your guess, bruce, is as good as mine. reporting live, i'm armando trull, back to you. >> thanks a lot for that report. >>> expect delays for metro this weekend. they're slowing part of the orange, green, red line. some delays could be up to 30 minutes. metro will stay open an additional hour for fans leaving the redskins game. if it goes into overtime, trains will be available to get fans home. you can go to our website, wusa9.com for a complete break down of the delays this weekend. >>> murder charges were dropped today against five men accused of beating a man to death outside the 9th street nightclub where the defendants worked. the men have been charged instead with aggravated assault. gary nurenberg was there when they were ordered released from custody earlier this afternoon. >> reporter: the d.c. 9 club remained closed after a co- owner and four employees chased 27-year-old ali mohammed up the street after he threw a brick through the club's window. police say they beat him to death. >> there are severe injuries no

bruce, ramon, great to see both of you. so don't you have that reaction like, you know, here's a game, 99 cents, 7 million time, why not me. >> absolutely. >> what i found interesting is frankly, they look like they're 12 years old. they did it for fun and now they have investors. is that kind of the way to approach this if you're young and you've got a game idea, or should you you go ahead and start a company? >> i think you should. i think prior to the internet, you needed a smart idea, a lot of luck, logistics and a lot of money. after the internet, you just need the internet and a smart idea. and whether you're 12 or 42, you can do it. >> i think it's important to recognize the difference between a hobby and a hobby that could go into a business. what a lot are doing is publish and pray. and they may catch lightning in a bottle and develop enough proceeds to build a real business, but to recognize the difference between getting lucky on a hobby and making a new sustainable business. >> those guys were so successful, but

bruce dial, jeff gar deer, i appreciate your time tonight. and of course, we will stay on top of this miner rescue story as it develops. it is amazing. the san jose mine, 33 men, 68 days, no one on the face of the earth has been underground this long, a mass effort, 1,000 engineers, journalists from all over the globe, doctors from all over the globe and it has been -- the preparation -- be what -- i have to ask you, mr. dial, what would you -- if i can, if you're still with us, what would you compare this to? is there anything to compare this to? is this like a shuttle mission when it comes to check, recheck, double check, backup, all of this preparation when it comes to making sure it is completed correctly? >> it is a lot like that. they rescued nine men from a mine in pennsylvania several years ago, but they were near -- weren't nearly that deep and never underground that long. >> yeah. >> but a lot of the details have been -- have been thought through and been taken care of before the men ever get into the capsule. >> and we are seeing l