wade" before he was against "roe v. wade." >> stephen: that's what youÑi gt when your head speech writer is magnetic poetry. (laughter and applause) and folks, following this debacle, the long fives are out. >> perry did a lot of damage to himself. >> he was not ready. >> yikes, that was the one word headline. >> perry really did throw up all over himself. (laughter) >> stephen: thoughtful analysis, britt, thank you. (laughter) but i'd go even further. perry threw up all over himself then chopped off his own head and crapped down his own neck hole. (laughter) tore up his belly and nailed his intestines to a tree and ranÑi around it until he unraveled his own guts. he defiled himself with every bodily fluid known to man other than santorum. (cheers and applause)Ñi it is impossible to overstate the horrific nature of perry's debate performance. i mean, just look at it again. jimmy, i believe we have another angle. >> was it was before... it was before... (laughter) oh, that a gas. and perry's opponents have been quick

before he was against roe versus wade? he was for race to the top. he's for obama care and now he's against it. ( applause ) >> jon: mitt nailed it. can't believe my advisors told me not to get high before this debate. i'm telling you. i'm killing him. holy (beep). if i'm romney, i don't even answer. i just cede my time back to rick perry. "no, no, i cede back to perry. he's doing great. keep going." the third perry debate was even worse than the first two. perry demonstrating an incredible unlearning curve. hey, man, it's early. no harm. no foul. >> rick perry is not prepared for the pressure of the presidential stage. >> you can replace him with a cardboard cut out and not noticed the difference. >> perry did horrible at this debate. >> rick perry sucked the other night. >> you can read it any of those three ways. perry really did throw up all over himself at the debate at a time when he needed to raise his game. >> jon: everything hume says has gravitas even when he's saying, you know, of course, chris, i've been doing

wade before he was against roe vs. wade. >> reporter: perry managed to finish a distance second in florida's straw poll behind herman cain. >> there may be slicker candidates and smoother debaters but i know what i believe in. i'm going to stan -- to stand on that belief. >> reporter: christie had this advice during hurricane irene. >> get the hell often beach. >> reporter: sources say he's been overwhelmed with top republican officials trying to lure him into the race. his answer has been unchanged, no thanks. john hendron, washington. >>> wall street may be in for another rocky day. coming up jitters that are driving global financials down this morning. >> also, bart police preparing for a grilling in sack machine tomorrow the hearing that will put officer's training and iteeé" >>> check out the high temperatures across the country. warmer along the eastern seaboard upper 70s to low 90 along the gulf coast near dallas. only philadelphia is reporting flight arrival delays. all the other major airports on time. abc2ne

. >> he was barred standing up for row versus wade before he was against roe versus wade. he was for race to the top. he was for obamacare, now against it. we will wait until tomorrow to see which mitt romney we are talking to tonight. >> i would use the same term again, nice try. >> mitt romney has had a couple of great debate for the presidential nomination. he and rick perry going at it again. the winner in this one? >> romney probably came out ahead. certainly on most score currency did. rick perry chose the problem -- shows the problem. he came into the race late. he just plunged in and was immediately the front runner of the race. ordinarily, candidates have a chance to try out their speeches, talking points at various small clubs. before you bring it to broadway. he plunged into broadway and you could see he was unprepared for the spotlight. >> even you can see that mitt romney is so much of a better candidate this time than last. this is not for novices. the statgame is tough going. >> he ran for governor of massachusetts as a republican, which is not easy. he has

here, though. >> dwayne wade will be here. let's do some headlines before we do that basketball story. iranian military ships could soon be heading to u.s. waters, huh? a tough iranian naval officer says the middle eastern country plans to station ships off the atlantic coast. no timeline of whenhe ships would depart or arrive. iran didn't say what type of ships they're going to deploy. u.s. defense department officials have not commented on the situation. jared loughner will be back in court for the first time since his outburst during a may competency hearing. a judge will decide if the tucson shooting rampage suspect should spend eight more months in psychological treatment. he was found mentally unfit four months ago. he pleaded not guilty in the january 8th shootings that killed six people and wounded 13 others including congresswoman gabriel gabrielle giffords. a fugitive caught after 40 years on the run. he escaped to new jersey prison and hijacked a plane to algeria finally captured after these years in portugal. the b

for more on this story, we're joined from dallas by wade goodwyn of npr. wade goodwyn, thank you for joining us. so, tell me, how severe is this drought? >> it's the most severe drought that texas has had in a single year ever. the state has dried out and it is burning up. the dallas... dallas has had 63 days, i think so far this year, over 100. and this just isn't 101, these are temperatures like 105 or 107 or 108. and that combined with the fact that we haven't had water rain, really since the fall of last year, this really all began... the fall of last year there was hard hardly any rain and in the spring there was nothing and by the time we got to summer we were in a very big mess and that's where we are right now. >> ifill: is there a way to measure how much of this extreme condition is caused by the dry... the heat causing the dry brush and how much of it is caused by water supply not only from the sky but also from lakes and pipelines? >> >> well, it's both. the fact that we haven't had any water has just been debilitating. but you add that with 107

before he was against verse -- roe versus wade? >> reporter: these three september debates have also exposed just how stark some of the cultural divides are between left and right. from the cheering of perry's death penalty record. >> have you -- [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: to the shouts from the audience about whether emergency rooms should treat the uninsured. >> are you saying that society should just let him die? >> no. >> yeah! [ cheers ] >> reporter: to last night's jeers of a question about gays in the military. >> do you intend to circumvent the progress that's been made for gay and lesbian soldiers in the military? [ booing ] >> reporter: some republicans are concerned the audience moments may send the wrong message to swing voters. >> when you are booing a united states marine or an officer, it really bothers a lot of people out there, particularly those voters who are right there in the middle. >> reporter: back to perry. today he tried to clean up the awkward debate moment he had with mitt romney saying, you kn

wade, before he was against roe vs. wade? he was for race to the top? he's for obamacare and now he's against it. >> there are a lot of reasons not to elect me or other people on this stage. but one reason to elect me is that i know what i stand for. >> just roll right into immigration. and then here is the immigration hit. >> i would build a fence on america's southern border on every mile, on every yard, on every foot, on every inch of the southern border. >> i want to reinforce what congresswoman bachmann said. i strongly favor 100% control of the border. >> we have to have a fence, we have to have enough border control agents to secure the fence. >> i think the fact he doesn't want to build a fence, he gave a speech in 2001 where he talked about buying national health insurance between mexico and texas. i mean, i don't even think barack obama would be for buying national health insurance. >> well, that was a little moment there for rick santorum and perhaps was one of his better moments of the night. better debates of the night. and it came on a nig

roe versus wade. he was for race to the top. he's for obama care and now he's against it. >> david, i have never counted so many brain freezes in one sentence. >> please make it stop. please. we saw it last night. he's making george w. bush look like the most articulate statesman from texas ever. as bad as that response was, he obviously had prepared for that line of attack and then couldn't pull it off. >> you can't remember the capital of florida. for a couple seconds, you to think a little bit. here's a guy trying to remember what he rehearsed for the show that night. >> index card it was on for him. i don't know if we'll get to it, >> we'll get to it. >> the answer he gave on pakistan, that was frightening. >> you know what, we have the power to go to that right now and we will. here's fox news debate moderator brett baer asking perry the governor of texas what he would do. this is a tough question. the 3:00 a.m., the call always comes at 3:00 a.m., if pakistan lost its nuclear weapons to the taliban, here's part of perry's

wade. however, we have what president lincoln didn't have, which is a 14th amendment to the constitution, which was of course, ratified after lincoln's untimely death. in section 5 of the 14th amendment expressly authorizes the congress by appropriate legislation to enforce the guarantees of due process and equal protection contained in the amendment's first section. so as someone who believes as i know you do in the inherent and equal dignity including the child in the womb, would you as president propose to congress appropriate legislation pursuant to the 14th amendment to protect human life in all stages and conditions even short of a constitutional amendment overturning roe vs. wade? >> yes, i could support that. >> would you be prepared to confront the supreme court if it came to that, take your case to the american people? >> i would take my case to the american people. but first, let the congress challenge the united states congress to do its job. i have a great amount of respect for

wade before he was against roe v. wade. he was for race to the top. he's for obama care and now he's against it. >> that was texas governor rick perry manfully struggling to deliver an obviously rehearsed but i guess underrehearsed bit of material about mitt romney. in that moment governor perry managed to demonstrate what a weak debater and what a flip-flopper mitt romney is. the debate left some republican commentators in a near panic. today fox news commentator bill kristol wrote in "the weekly standard," -- kristol said the debate performance was close to a disqualifying two hours before him and kristol called romney, quote, a technocratic management consultant whose one term as fwom governor produced romney care. during the debate ann coulter tweeted, governor perry losing debate with his own tongue. last night's debate led to another call for new jersey governor chris christie to enter the race. "the wall street journal" argues in a column that the gop nomination is still up for grabs and there for the taking for governor christie. governor chri

before he was against versus roe versus wade but he was for race to the top he's. for obama care and now he's against it. ok that makes me feel better about any time that i ever flub on air now despite perry getting a little lost with his flip flops the point was actually trying to make was the romney has a long history of changing many of his positions and in addition to changing his positions last week alone i told you about him trying to change his image romney's trying to be an every day man he's lying on airlines and eating at fast food joints while on the road and making sure that everybody knows about it now just last week romney also promised a campaign free of pandering for votes but i think the american people recognize that we're the point of crisis and they want to hear the truth and they can tell when people are being phony and are and are pandering to an audience and you'll see that in politics you're not going to see that my campaign. but it looks like romney has already broken that promise last thursday he was at an event in florida and he attacked

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was against roe versus wade. he was for a race to the top. he is for obamacare and now he is against it. i mean we'll wait until tomorrow and see which mitt romney we're talking to tonight. >> nice try. i wrote a book two years ago. i laid out in that book what my views are. i'm a conservative businessman. i spent my life in business. i know how jobs come and go. my positions are stated in that book. governor perry you wrote a book six months ago. you are already retreating from that positions from that book. >> not an inch, sir. >> in that book, social security was forced upon the american people. bu by any measure, social security is failure and you also said that social security should be returned to the states. now, those are the positions of your book and simply i'm going to stand by my positions. i'm proud of them. a lot of reasons but one reason to elect me i know what i stand for. i've written down, words have meaning and ist experience to get this country going again. >> brett: coming up, we return to nu

. >> people are wading through. >> feels like katrina again, but not as bad. it is scary. >>> the storm has produced 20 tornadoes in several states. hurricane irene and tropical storm lee have produced billions of dollars of damage. bge says everyone who lost power is back on. they finished restoring power to all customers last night. about 11:30. at one point 750,000 customers were in the dark because of irene. bge says irene did more damage. and ocean city seems to have recovered well. ocean city says businesses have rebounded well. they had more than 60 rescues on saturday. those who enjoyed the good weather in ocean city have been heading home. don't forget the latest updates until accident or back-up information along with live cameras around the state. >>> a car stopped and was rear-ended by another vehicle. seven people were hurt. county police are still investigating this crash. >>> washington, d.c. will name more than 50 applicants who have been approved to apply for a license to grow and sell medical marijuana. a group that includes former tv talk sh

the headline "hockey didn't kill wade belak." the game did not kill wade but made him who he was. three in four months is raising questions as you say. >> are they looking into this now? what are they going to do now with this information to check to see if there is something they need to look into further with these guys and protecting these enforcers? >> reporter: that's right. the debate is out there. we are talking about it and the sport has to ask some questions in terms of wade. there have not been any conclusions but not looking to anyone else to that very tragic death. >> max foster, thank you, as always. >>> you remember this a few months ago? tornadoes ripping through the southeastern part of this country and, in particular it, alabama? tore through tuscaloosa but the university of alabama was spared. but, now, the football team, the school is trying to rally the city. >>> also ahead a rare look inside moammar gadhafi's intelligence headquarters where long time secrets are now being unveiled. 13 minutes past the hour. stay with me. ♪ [ male announcer ] they'll see you.

wade before he was against roe vs. wade. >> reporter: perry finished second in florida's straw poll behind herman cain. >> there may be slicker candidates and smoother debaters, but i know what i believe in and i'm going to stan on that belief. >> reporter: that has left some republicans yearning for the straight-talking christie who had this advice during hurricane irene. >> get the hell over the beach. >> reporter: sources say he's been overwhelmed with top republican officials trying to lure him into the race. those sores say his answer has been unchanged, no thanks. -- john hendron, abc news, washington. >>> a justin bieber toy for girls is on the hot list. >> wall street may be in for another rocky day. >> also, bart police prepare for a grilling in sacramento. the hearing that will put officer's training and practices on the line. cl c c8888 yo >> good morning. we are showing you the live shot of 880 in oakland now shutdown because of policive. no traffic getting through northbound and southbound directions. "sig

was against roe versus wade. he was for a race to the top. he is for obamacare and now he is against it. i mean we'll wait until tomorrow and see which mitt romney we're talking to tonight. >> nice try. i wrote a book two years ago. i laid out in that book what my views are. i'm a conservative businessman. i spent my life in business. i know how jobs come and go. my positions are stated in that book. governor perry you wrote a book six months ago. you are already retreating from that positions from that book. >> not an inch, sir. >> in that book, social security was forced upon the american people. bu by any measure, social security is failure and you also said that social security should be returned to the states. now, those are the positions of your book and simply i'm going to stand by my positions. i'm proud of them. a lot of reasons but one reason to elect me i know what i stand for. i've written down, words have meaning and ist experience to get this country going again. >> brett: coming up, we return to nu

wade that a lot of the reason, it is just a story that has been documented and kicked around. the reason why the crime has been going down is that the perpetual winters have not been born based on the abortion laws and their changes. >> we have to keep this limited. >> that is a bit of a stretch. >> is it going down? i know that the present chief is doing a hell of a job. is it doing -- going down because of more crime protectionists or is it going down because war criminals are not being born? maybe they're doing a great job and it does not have to be expanded because crime may be going down on its own. that is why i bring it up as a point of discussion. that is all. i thank you for your time on that. john mccain did not even know this study existed. i thank you for your time. >> any further public comment? public comment is now closed. move to item number 4. >> that is the crisis training working group update. >> good evening, capt. >> commissioner chief, just an update. we would have regular updates for the commission. this is the regular update. we are at a critical junctu

before he was against roe versus wade and he was for race to the top. he's for obama care and now he's against it. >> if you stay tuned, we'll diagram that sentence for you. chuck todd is nbc news correspondent and host of "the daily rundown" and with us also, chris, msnbc contributor and manager of postpolitics.com. he was just hanging himself in his own syntax. >> this wasn't a prompted question. this was clearly at least a somebody wrote down this hit for him and maybe he didn't rehearse it. we're not hearing about any mock debates and it may be that that needs to change because to their credit early on ray sullivan, communications director for the campaign said he's not a good debator. are they playing games? he's increased the number of debates he's done in his career by 50% in the last 16 days. we're seeing it. he's not good and quick on his feet but more importantly he's not gotten better. >> there isn't a general audience reaction as king makers and money people hang back and say wait a second, if he want do this in a florida regional debate par

harrison wade was unable to connect. 10-0 stanford. brandon fumbles the exchange with chandler jones. this let to andrews connecting on the beautiful pass to the corner of the end zone. late in the 2nd quarter, the spartans were finally able to get on the score board. >> reporter: the spartans have been unable to run the ball, and it shows with the score board, so the spartans have outgained the cardinals, 169- 159. the 2nd half wasn't any better as the massacre continues with the victory. after the game, the coach has this to say about his team. >> we need to play better, and we will. >> reporter: in palo alto, update news. >> even though last week's game was an away one, there was no shortage of sjsu fans. ryan kurran with how people are showing their excitement for the season. (qay sp ♪[music ] ♪ >> you know the first touch of the ball, like taking people on, i like the players who build my confidence. keeping possession, not giving the ball up. making plays. >> sorry about that. there was confusion with the work room. back to y

people think the ocean is calm, they wade in and then get pummelled. as the water recedes, it can create strong rip currents that can carry people out into deep water. >> keep your eye on the ocean, watch what's coming? you have to pay attention to what's coming out from the ocean. >> surfers we talked to say they respect mother nature's strength. the waves are the best they've seen all year. the swell is expected to lose strength but is likely to generate four to six foot waves out here. surfers tell us it's a bit more calm compared to santa cruz, where there have already been a few water rescues in just the last few days. kimberly terry, nbc bay area news. >> let's check in with rob mayeda for a little perspective on this high surf advisory. >> it's an unusual pattern, when we think of things like mavericks or the surf competitions here around california. we watch for a westerly swell. in this case it's the wind coming off the storms off the coast of new zealand, pushing a southerly swell toward our bay area beaches. we have that long period swell. t

i didn't want to wade back through the tragedy and the difficulty of that time and evoke a lot of tears. these people came prepared to give the country a lesson in where we need to go now. because they had this great trauma in their lives losing a husband or a wife or having barely escaped from the burning towers. in each case of the people that we interviewed, they talked about how they have dedicated their live it's being a better person, that they have a better sense of values about what really counts for them. they never stop thinking about their office workers who didn't make it out or their husbands who didn't get out. we had people who -- actually a widow when had a husband on flight 93 that went down in pennsylvania. a friend of hers said to her the first day this, is the going to be the worst day and from now on it's going to get better day by day. she said that helped get me through it. metaphorically we have to spread that out in this country. if they can do that, why can't the rest of us find a way out of difficulty we're in. we are in a difficult situation right now economi

before he was before the social programs from the standpoint he was for standing up for roe versus wade before he was against roe versus wade. >> perry defended his performs at saginaw island, michigan where he was competing in that state's romneyesque straw poll. >> there may be slicker candidates and smoother debaters. i know what i believe in. i will stand on that belief every day. i will guide this country with a deep, deep rudder. >> mitt romney handily beat perry in his former state of michigan where his father was governor and romney grew up. beat perry by 34 points. they know if romney this is nominee, their state may be in play. there was a sympathetic play on perry's bad 96 hours came from somebody who had to deal with bad debate performances before with clients, that was mary madeline. what she said on abc. >> rick perry is not the best debater. he has to say, i may have the worst debate record but the best jobs record. if you're a president, you're called on to decide, not to debate. >> that is the message team perry is hoping they can get in the next few weeks but a sure si

>> gavin, the americans have waded into the european debt crisis and that european leaders are behind the curve and acted too slowly. if they acted earlier, could the situation that greece faces now could be avoided? >> of course we could go back in history and there are people close to the greek government, and wondered if it would have been better if greece had defaulted in may, 2010. of course we are where we are now, and the question is if greece will introduce new austerity measures and close to 2 billion euros or would some sometime in mid-october greece default. and the stakes are higher in the period, not only has greece's debt gone up and the exposure to the banks has gone up. and some say that the risk to the euros generally and by connotati connotation -- contazion and that the default would be catastrophic. and i would have to share that officials in brussels share that view. >> the area is far away and the president has laid out america's debt. that is more taxes and less spending. and we can't just cut our way out of the hole with the president preparing an austerity pla

wade, a return to be our brother's keeper? for those of you that our officials and working on this, you take this seriously, because i live here. and when i go to sam's store, it is because i am neighborhood guy. you know yes a part of the pack. you get sick, what is up with that? and i can say, yes, it is 50% higher. then had to bring in people from some other stores because they knew how the store ran. as we go along, we will get some more people. we crave the conduit. when they have a human resources situation, taking all the family. [applause] last but not least, what to say that we're doing a fantastic job in terms of economic development. that is an ambiguous term you here, like improving capacity. you do not know what it means anymore. but when you get the confluence of economic activity that produces a kind of harmony that takes off and s energizes into real capitalism, that is what we're talking about. these small little things -- little things that kept happening. then you're going to turn around and somebody is goin

before he was against verse -- roe versus wade? he was for race to the top. he's for obamacare and now he's against it. we'll wait until tomorrow and see which mitt romney we're really talking to tonight. >> governor romney. >> i'll use the same term again. nice try. >> i saw you tweeted, dana, last night you that think perry has to get better at debating. how long do you think before he's no longer considered the one to beat or do you think it's not that bad at this point? >> well, i think it was a pretty bad performance last night. and the weird thing is i've seen perry give speeches before, i've seen him speak from off the cuff, and he does fine. so i don't know if it's just the pressure of the debate format or the intense weight of the national scrutiny that's getting to him. but i mean, it's not just his speech skills. it was his body language as well. he looked very uncomfortable. but i think it's still really early to call anyone out. but if rick perry wants to remain a top-tier contender, he's got to get better at debate. a

>> with jimmy tonight, al roker and animal planet's wade king along with brett rahmer. that's "late night with jimmy fallon," 12:35 on your local nbc stations. >>> mel gibson and oksana grigorieva's settlement details are out. while they both lost in the ugly dispute, she lost more. at least financially. instead of the $15 million offer grigorieva refused last summer, she gets only $750,000. only. they'll share joint custody of their child with gibson making support payments. also under the deal, they cannot publicly discuss or write books about each other or their relationship. >>> elsewhere, alyssa milano has given birth to her first child with husband. >>> and robert downey jr. and his wife are expecting their first child. he has a 17-year-old son from a previous marriage. >>> and tuesday's minor traffic accident involving justin bieber and his super expensive ferrari got a little more interesting. the rapper everlast tweeted that he was street racing bieber at the time. and a fedex truck got in the way and it caused the fender-bender with a honda civic. >>> i'm lynn

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before he was against roe versus wade. he was for race to the top, he's for obamacare and now he's against it. >> is that a pain that one can get through? >> yes, it's painful. donna said it's still early. it could be late in the sense that we know the field that we're going to pick from. and long before the iowa caucuses we may be down to one effectively. tim pawlenty got into trouble when he didn't attack romney. perry is in trouble because he attacked romney and he did it so incompetently. the problem is, the republican party has been in recent years too southern. in the last five presidential cycles, they've got 79 of their electoral votes from the south. the strategy has been carry the 11 states of the federacy, carry the 8 states of mountain west, then spend some equal of the brazil. that won't work anymore. because barack obama extended the battle field. that's another question about governor perry. >> what's going on in the back rooms as the republicans look to really get a candidate that can beat barack obama? i j

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