i'm al green and my guest in the studio today is roger kornberg. the much discussed project of the city dubbed the russian silicon valley powering at full speed its leaders have held the first scientific council meeting and also met the russian president how have they outlined the development of the futuristic city and what are the next steps the cochairman of the scientific council roger kornberg is here to enlighten us. the names culpable innovation city has entered the vocabulary of the russian elite and the foreign media the recent visit of californian governor arnold schwarzenegger has brought significant investment to russia's own silicon valley days later some of the world's biggest names in science stopped by nobel prize winner roger kornberg came to moscow to outline the first concrete steps in the city's creation mr burke is one of the most respected by chemists he comes from a family of another nobel prize winner arthur kornberg roger think skolkovo will boost scientific progress and take russia to the forefront of innovative development

first possession aaron rogers play action. and hooks up with the tight-end donald lee who is tackled and stripped by land rip. moore recovers the fumble and returns it to the green bay 21- yard line. what do you call that, a go ahead start. three plays later the pack 22 and that snap came in a little bit high. over mcnabb's head. runs it down. tackle by clay matthews jr. skins lose 22 on the play. end up with no points after the to. ensuing drive and the play and 79-yard jackson run. he finds donald lee for the five yard score. packers lead 7-0. fourth and goal at the redskins one. rogers is looking for corelis. a beautiful defense by alexander. stopped the pack three times from the one yard line. pack now leading 10-0. skins in trouble with a third and 18 from their own 12. mcnabb gets away from pressure and fire it is downtown to moss. hauls it in for a 52-yard game and that sets up a field goal to put the skins on the board. skins trail 10-3 at the half. pack take the 13-3 lead. the skins need a spark. find it with big anth

. >> for more on this we're joined from washington by nbc news terrorism expert roger cressey, roger, to be clear, the government is talking about issuing an alert to americans to be vigilant overseas. that is short of an actual warning. what will the language and the timing of this tell you about what counter terrorism folks seem to be seeing here? >> it speaks to the seriousness of the threat. it is important that the state department is not going to issue a warning advising americans not to travel to europe, but just be aware of your surroundings. it speaks to how concerned american and western europe intelligence officials are that this potential al qaeda plot has gotten beyond just the preoperational stage and might be getting further along. >> and as we heard, the plotting may be along the line of the mumbai-style commando attacks of soft targets if you will. is this something western officials have been on the lookout before ever since mumbai? >> i think a lot of people in the counter terrorism community have been watching what the jihadis have been talking about regarding mumb

aaron rogers was sacked for the second time. wasn't the biggest. eight yards lost and the pack would have to punt. afterwards he talked about his huge play there. >> when you play this position like i say each and every time you've got to be relentless. regardless if they hold you. if they can't block, you just got to keep going. and sometimes you will bust through. made a huge play in overtime to get the ball back to the offense. that's what happens when guys step up. >> the other defensive gem the packs second possession of overtime. aaron rogers second and five from his own 24th. oh, no, there is landry picked off at the 39. excuse me. landry is so good i always get choked up. eight plays later graham ganeau. landry really a player today. what do you have? >> this is great but that's what i'm here to do, you know, make turnovers. as defenders we have to make the plays to put the offense in a good position. but, you know, it feels good. i am not overly excited because we have a tough game, i mean, next week. >> they will play the colts. more on t

roger ailes used to work for richard nixon roger ailes who glenn beck was responsible for the civil rights movement because i think when he was doing entertainment shows he had more luther king on the mike douglas show i think that ranks up there but puts. there with the prevailing to learn come it's been a long time trying to say but you know what i mean but before that you know fear has always driven these cycles you know when you go back to the american history of reconstruction after the civil war depressions you know between the civil war and world war one and then the newspaper said no japanese immigrants no chinese immigrants you know no two freed slaves this people get nervous people need a scapegoat. the press is always you know people usually you know i mean there's a lot of fear mongers out there aren't the only people doing it but usually these people have you know a dedicated purpose and one single you know victim criminal person that's the bad guy that they write but these people are just i mean they're all over the board everyone is up for grabs well yeah terms of whe

he's got a lot of weapons and they use a great combination of groups with rogers. the quick release and one of the reasons why they're effective. >> and in terps -- for a great quarterback and that is why he's so efficient and stepped in when farve was out of green bay. >> and the washington capitols open up their game and it's time to move on and achieve the ultimate goal. i think we prove a lot. every year we prove a lot and didn't prove what we needed to and i hope this year, we go to do our best to show who we are. >> russ cochran's day started real well in potomac, entering the second round three strokes behind the leader tom kites and with five straight birdies, he's the leader with 6-under par. the game-of-the-week, oakton at westfield and kicking off in an hour and have highlights at 10:00 and if you miss yet g to www.myfoxdc.com. of course 

roger that. excuse me. we need you to get inside the building, please. agent eppes, lieutenant douglas. your teams are where? blue team and red team are about eight minutes out, sir. all right, as soon at they get here, i want a team on each of these roofs, right? right there, right there. roger that. i'll make it happen. pass these out. we're looking for a male white in his 20s, okay? i want you two to take this building. start on the top floor and work your way down every apartment. you two, the same thing, this building. you start on the bottom of this one, work your way up. you on this one, work your way up. ( helicopter approaching ) david sinclair, yeah. ( shot fires ) charlie, get down! what? charlie, get down! charlie, stay down! ( gunshot ) ( gunshot ) man: get a team up there, now! shooter is down. repeat! shooter is down! you all right? yeah. the shooter's down. is he okay? what, are you crazy? you could have got yourself killed. i was just... working on some probabilities as to where i thought crane might position himself. actually, he was pr

rogers in the end zone for the third time in a game. 119-yards rushing as oregon state wins dropping dropping -- >>> new mexico state trailing in the 4th quarter. they go in front. 4:37 to play. aggies needed one shot. matt runs down and find -- aggies pull it out as the spartans fall.

>> roger, can you take that? >> no. [ laughter ] >> now, most plumbing manufacturers test their toilets by filling it with what they call media. >> jimmy: media. >> this is a media. as a member of the media -- >> jimmy: the media. i'm in the media. it's just toilet paper. >> and their ultimate test is this. this is actually the way they test toilets nowadays. they put a dozen golf balls. it's good, low in fiber -- it's actually good for you. >> jimmy: they put golf balls in the toilet bowl? >> that's right, and then they flush it, and if it flushes, it's a successful toilet. >> no media in there. >> jimmy: there's no media in there. well, that's why -- i got work to do. >> no, don't shake my hand. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] thank you, brother. all right, what do we got, brother? yeah. >> what's more manly than a chainsaw? >> jimmy: a chainsaw. >> a chainsaw. >> jimmy: this is a late night show, that's right. there has to be a chainsaw tonight. >> but before the chainsaw comes safety. and the first thing we have

the world number two dominated battle went on to win six two six three talk of which will not take on roger federer in the semifinals. i. i was in the other last eight matches as we said you know i could

and in other matches roger federer easily powered into the quarter finals by beating and dress six three six four the swiss were next place robin sidling up the number five seed also came through in straight sets seven five six four against one it fair. and finally one of the most troubled commonwealth games came to an end on thursday with the closing ceremony taking place in new delhi australia tops the medals table while it was also a successful tournament the host india picked england to finish second is constant in the top of. in the men's marathon it was two cannon athletes who took their lead

and with rogers and the packers coming in, that ain't good. he's thrown for 9,000 yards and 66 touchdowns in his first two years as a starter. in other words, get ready for an air show sunday. >> rogers is a great quarterback. he's got a lot of weapons. quick release. he can run the football. one of the reasons why they're so effective. >> hopefully we can contain them and not give up big plays to them to make it easier for them just to make them kind of work for it. >> as for the skins offense, left tackle trent williams practiced partially for the second day in a row today. those are killers. he expects to play sunday. >> pre-season game number two for the wizards tonight in cleveland. no lebron, no problem. gilbert arenas laying it off for blach. 13 for both of those men. of course you want to see john wall and here he comes on the feed from kirk heinrich. a little obscure but that is him cruising to the basket. 12 points, 9 assists. 2-0 in games that don't count. the caps open their season tomorrow in atlanta. starting goalie will not be t

former 49er legend roger craig. he's going to be here and talk to us too. in the meantime we did mention the weather is going to be pretty good. check in with rob for that. looks like it will be pretty nice for the runners. >>> outstanding compared to the heat we had earlier this week. right now this morning in san jose we've got low clouds. 62 degrees. and for the event, rock 'n' roll marathon this weekend, it looks great. mid 70s. low clouds for the morning. the other good component is the air quality so your lungs won't hurt this weekend. we had spare the air days earlier but if the sea breeze is around it should be fantastic for at this afternoon central coast or southern california, scattered thundershowers as that upper low parked over l.a. today. notice the temperatures as we head through the afternoon. 80 in san jose today. as we move through the weekend san jose is going to be cooling off. a little breezy toward sunday into the north bay. highs in the 70s and 80s. so your weekend forecast looks great. mild and breezy at times and warmer as we appro

beavers runningback rogers, they call him the quiz, takes the direct snap. throws to a wide open prince. later in the 1st, it gets worse for the bears, riley injured his knee, painful to watch. hyperextended that thing. oregon state, 28-0 at the half, and put it on cruise control in the 2nd half, rogers ran for over 100 yards, and three touchdowns, the beavers blow out cal 35-7. >>> well, a less than packed house in new mexico to see san jose state taking on new mexico state. final chance for new mexico state, matt christian hits rogers, time expires. they win 29-7, san jose state falls to 1-8, threw for a career high 161 yards in the loss. >>> how about this? second-rated oregon down, but they quickly change there, very fast against usc. finds jeff mail on the short jump pass and then look at the yards after the catch. we call it here the yac, oregon scored 24 straight points to end the game, and they cruise past the trojans by the count of 53-32. >>> well, their third season, the new san jose earthquakes hosted their first playoff game at buck shah. quakes

roger cressey is an nbc terrorism analyst and roger, let me ask you this specifically. did the united states issue this advisory based on a general threat or something very specific? >> so, chuck, they issued it based on a broad threat to europe with specific concerns about certain countries, but they don't have enough granul granularity to identify those countrie countries. there are multiple streams of threat reporting, some of which is human intelligence, some electronic, some generated by our european allies all paint this disturbing picture, but there's no one single threat they're going to point to and say, that's the one we're worried about the most. that's why you have this very general alert over the weekend which tells people europe is an issue, but not a whole lot of specifics. >> as a consumer or whatever you want to call me, i said, huh, i guess i should stay away from european capitals. is that an unfair way to look at in? >> well, the u.s. government is going to be very reluctant to go specific on country unless they get to the point where they believe an

., joel rogers hails in that's his campus. it sounds like progressive heaven. the lead? a lead feel-good story on every network. look at the kids. they love obama and the numbers are back. by the way, joel rogers started the new party which later split to the working party family. which is endorsing the one nation working together rally. but who is funding it? who is funding this? i remember being asked that over and over again for months who funds 8-28. the people did. well, who is funding it? who is behind the message of the rally. are you ready? this is worth the wait. who else? the tides foundation. the tides. what's possible? they also fund joel rogers apollo alliance, progress on the center in wisconsin strat skri. and the rally's message is courtesy of fedra ellens lampkin, ceo of green for all, the group van jones cofounded. she sits on the board of emerald city, collaborative, the group that the wizard joel rogers created to push union. it's a cozy, nicely connected group here, isn't it? it really is one nation. the question is: who are you? who are we? are you

i want to thank judge grey and roger salazar. craig, don't put any gappers tape on your shoes. >> driving from one city to the next and you can't say if you are pulled over. >> geraldo: 52% of californians are in favor of this thing passing. that is whack to me. that is really wham. >> geraldo: many coming up, the awful case of the kid committing suicide after a committing suicide after a roommate broadcastú7@oúoroenro5 i got an egg [pop] i got gum a kazoo a candy necklace for forty cents, i got one of these [pop] a stamp helium fabric softener [pop] lipstick two pills a day is what it takes to stay alive if you're hiv positive. those pills cost about forty cents a day. >> geraldo: back live. at its home coming game rutgers university paid tribute to the 18-year-old freshman that took his own life after his roommate and another student used a web cam to broadcast live internet images of the kid having sex with another man. promising violinist, tyler took his own life three days later by jumping off the george, washington bridge

i want to thank judge grey and roger salazar. craig, don't put any gappers tape on your shoes. >> driving from one city to the next and you can't say if you are pulled over. >> geraldo: 52% of californians are in favor of this thing passing. that is whack to me. that is really wham. >> geraldo: many coming up, the awful case of the kid committing suicide after a [ female announcer ] staynce... stay twice... earn a free night! two separate stays at comfort inn or any of these choice hotels can earn you a free night -- only when you book at choicehotels.com. >> geraldo: back live. at its home coming game rutgers university paid tribute to the 18-year-old freshman that took his own life after his roommate and another student used a web cam to broadcast live internet images of the kid having sex with another man. promising violinist, tyler took his own life three days later by jumping off the george, washington bridge. he jumped right in front of my home. now, his roommate and fellow rutgers freshman both also just 18 that is part of

. >> amy rogers, planning department staff. i want to thank president chiu for sponsoring this important legislation. there are many benefits to the city and people of san francisco in car sharing. this is an effort that was initiated about a year ago. the department identified several barriers to successful implementation of car sharing in san francisco. we launched a three-pronged approach to revamp. the first was a zoning administrator bulletin. the second was adoption of the commission policy. they announced their policy preference on a number of issues, including on-street parking. the commission was wildly in support of doing further research are making that available so that car share would be reliable across the city. the third is the draft ordinances before you today. let us talk about the draft ordinance. this would codify three of the four changes we initially launched in the zoning administrator bulletin, including establishing the car share permitted in the same manner as residential parking is permitted, including

roger goodell spoke at halftime at yesterday's raiders game in oakland. santa clara voters have already approved a plan to build a stadium for the 49ers with 68,000 seats. great pitching and luck helped the giants beat the braves in game three. the g-men can thank brooks conrad. two runs in the ninth inning. they are up 2-1 in the series game 4 this afternoon at 4:30. >>> kids dropping out of college after one year is costing taxpayers billions of dollars. that's according to a new report. from 2003 to 2008, states spent more than $6 billion to help pay for the education of students who did not return. in addition, the federal government and the state spent about $1.5 billion each on grants for students. the information was gathered by the american institutes for research. >>> and some unemployed americans are finding that they don't have the skills to get jobs in their old professions. during the recession employers became productive by doing more with fewer workers. people took on new duties. now people applying for those jobs need to meet new requireme

let's go to msnbc terrorism analyst roger cressy, who joins me live. i know that we're just getting you hooked up. let me just go into, again, the counterterrorism official that was spoken to by nbc news, roger, about the threat that warns about americans traveling in europe. not a rin of trun of the mill concern, interrogation, informants, electronics, eavesdropping. what have you been able to find out about the level of concern that's out there, roger? >> well, that's consistent with the message that i've received, too. it's not one particular stream of threat reporting. we've paid a lot of attention to siddiqy, information about a mumbai-inspired plot, that may or may not be accurate. the intelligence doesn't know that. what they've based the as advisory on is on just siddiqy, a group of other pieces of threat data. it's important to realize there is an ongoing steady stream threat about europe that comes from al qaeda cent trlg. we see spike, and these spikes are a direct result of, as you said, human intelligence, electronic intercepts. the way th

roger cressy is joining me now from washington, d.c. to talk about all of this. roger, let's start with karachi and the threats against the u.s. and other consulates. what are you hearing? >> well, thomas, karachi is a site where we've had prior attacks. the u.s. embassy -- consulate in karachi has been hit before. there's a constant and consistent threat tempo in pakistan for the embassy and the consulate. we shouldn't be surprised about that. >> let's go ahead and talk about how americans need to be reacting to this information if they're travelling in europe. how are we supposed to take this in and process it if we're about to travel around the world? >> well, the most important thing is to pay close attention to what the state department's travel advisory said, that if you see something as we say in the united states, say something to local law enforcement, to the police, to avoid the type of public settings where in the past al qaeda and other terrorists have tried to attack. but that doesn't mean you shouldn't be going to -- to tourist hoicatilocations. do

roger goodell spoke at halftime during yesterday's game. voters have approved 9 building of a stadium for the 49ers with 68,000 seats. >>> the giants look to close it out in atlanta today. the game starts at 4:30 this afternoon and madison baumgardner will take the mound for the giants against derek lowe for the braves. >>> bay bridge toll plaza looks great. very light traffic very unusual for a monday morning at 6:57. there are no metering lights at last check. if you are going to works an easy ride into san francisco. for columbus day parking meters are being enforced in the city so you have to pay. accident menlo park northbound at willow road off-ramp everything moved to the shoulder. not blocking lanes. watch out for that. in the south bay coming through downtown san jose, still looks great on 280. definitely busier than the last check but so far, so good towards cupertino. a few slow sensors there off the guadalupe parkway. mass transit is already on time for bart, ace, muni and caltrain. that's a check of your traffic. lawrence has a

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now rogers is a pro wler and looking to feast on redskins secondary that's allowed 305 passing yards per game. >> it will definitely be a challenge. our ss defense hast been the greatest, and they are prolific when it comes to throwing the ball. aaron rodgers, probably the to three quarterbacks in the lague right now the way he's playing. we have to keep hitting. he plays with great confidence. if we stay after him, and not let him throw the ball, we'll be all right. >> we have to just get to him. that's the only way you can beat a good offense, get some pressure on him, get sacs and those kinds of things. i think -- our coverage has to be solid back there. but we can do a lot up front to help him out. >> phillip daniels, on aaron rodgers. and i almost feel a little quity when i throw out those stats because of that one game against the texans. it skews everything. feel like i had to say that. because i have t face those guys again at some point. redskins put punter josh bidwell on the season ending injured reserve and resigned hunter smith. and rookie left tackle has practiced on a

week in shanghai clinching a six title the scot recording a win over roger federer to book a berth at the season ending world tour finals in the process. said the final got off to a quick start against federer serve in the first game i did stay in the much but his attempts to grip. the twenty three year old break points he faced also converting four of the eight he created taking the first set six three one of those breaks. he went into the second with confidence to spur going back a federal almost everything on the run how office leaves marine orally lost a challenge of breakpoints in the fourth game but he went on to take it anyway that paid the way for six true story line. done especially. victory and sure his second title of the year after also beating federer in the decider of the travolta last year during the summer it's all true enough to clarify i don't see any success. feel for. you know it's going to work a little bit mind your ins but. in the better than i have done for a lot of the year this way to go back and keep it on the us returning i was also weekend to remember for

tiger woods, roger federer not that they did anything. involves a company, img, one of the biggest sports management firms in the entire world. now they have been sued by a printing company, agate printing company, the head of img, this guy named -- theodore forsman, betting millions against, involving sports events and used some inside information from federer to bet on a big tennis match. also goes on to say -- and this guy, the head of img, pretty much hates tiger woods and bet against him through this alleged scheme of the printing company. the suit claims the guy also made some derogatory comments against minorities as well. this guy is accused of using the printing company to bet millions of bucks, betting against tiger, getting inside information from roger federer. the lawyer says, this is all preposterous, this is beyond false, according to the lawyer. and the printing company, basically a year ago, april '09, admitted to spreading lies about forsman. so they're kind of dismissing the whole thing. tiger and roger, wrapped up in a

you were in the trenches during much of that, does anything about this feel different to you, roger? >> what's different is that this is an al qaeda central plot. bin laden may have had some role, maybe not direct operational but certainly blessing or providing guidance, if there's any plot that's directly related to al qaeda central is what is making the u.s. government and the western europe peen government so concerned and so nervous right now. >> if you're someone who's about to get on a plane for europe, if it was you or your family, would you take that trip? >> i leave thursday night for london, and i look forward to that trip. we should never engage in self-deterrence in the light of terrorism threats. >>> the fight against the taliban and al qaeda has increasingly carried over from afghanistan into neighboring pakistan. the u.s. launched two more drone attacks on targets there "today." the attacks capped a week of marked tension. we're joined by john yang in the afghan capital of kabul. >> reporter: there are conflicting reports on the death toll from those missile strikes bu

james rogers is a reporter at thestreet.com. he joins us from the nasdaq. james, welcome back to n.b.r. nice to see you again. >> thank you, tom, nice to see you. >> tom: we're talking about the infrastructure of the internet, companies that do what, exactly? >> these are companies that could be providing things like content delivery, or managed host, or even econsumers' sites. we're not talking about google or yahoo or amazon. they're not household names. firms like digital river or ro rock space. they're under the radar, but they play a key, key role in our businesses and interact with the internet. >> tom: in some case, they're kind of the guts or the pipeline. the infrastructure. you mentioned data services company. earnings are due out later this week. tomorrow, as a matter of fact, and the stock has had a nice run from a year ago. what is the growth driver? >> i think it is playing in a key, key area, that being content delivery. they arrange service for ecommerce. and they did some streaming which is very dear to my own heart. the thing that i love a

roger d. hodge. >> what do you make of this? is this a condemnation of barack obama. >> robert gibb said the professional left wouldn't be happy if they put in dennis kusinich as president. >> president obama was elected, i always predicted that it would be the people on the far left that would be his undoing. from day one, if you go and look through excerpts of the book, it is interesting. every siege l time a democratic president getting elected, they take on philosophies of the republican party. the far left will be this president's undoing. >> the economy is this president's undoing. in this midterm. i wouldn't count him now for reelection. liberals are disappointed. this is, i think, a fanciful criticism and -- [ inaudible ] this is not a reality. this is not a reality based -- [ inaudible ] >> how have they have suggested president obama get the 60 votes he needed to get the public option? >> this is why they are limited. >> with obama were widespread than this -- >> is this why there are limits to how much he can take if

that is a question that commissioner roger goodell is leaving for another day. in santa clara, i'm mark sayer, cbs 5. >>> police in punol have reef released a sketch of a man they say he tried to kidnap two girls on friday. he has a gray goatee and a missing upper tooth. the girls 5 and 10 years old were walking at sunny hill drive and notingham avenue when the man pulled up and he told them to get in the car or would shoot their relatives and the younger girl was grabbed by the shirt and the sister pulled away and they both ran. the suspect drove off in a green four door jeep with continued windows. >>> two dead. two in the hospital. there are still a lot of unanswered questions after a shooting at a golf course in san leandro. gunfire erupted on the dance floor saturday night at the monarch bay golf course. cars were seen speeding away from the scene as officers arrived. somebody rented the restaurant for a birthday party for teenagers and young adults. police are still trying to figure out who rented out the facility. >> it appears that the application was ei

announcing though shanghai surprise andy murray found his top form to once again be roger federer in the final book a spot in the london finale. to start with local moscow kept up the pressure on the top two in the russian premier league after winning streak direct so you do be opened for the visitors after seventeen minutes heading home a corner after finding himself totally amount that i could then had the chance to equalise from the penalty spot and. yellow did the right thing for the home side but the referee ordered the spot kick to be retaken taste back to back i can fave save it this time around so instead one mill to the army men who then doubled their lead to fall in love the brazilian adding his name. to the powerful left for to chill to eleven minutes from time and keisuke honda nodded in another want to take in stoppage time so three no was the way it finished maintaining third place in the table. well spread around moscow climbed into the top half of the table following a four nil pummeling the visiting and she watched on by russia coach dick out of the car blue and whit