shot. >> jason's teammates threw it right to jason. the crowd is in all anticipation and he pulls up from three or four feet. i'm thinking, oh my god, jason, don't shoot from there. that's too far. >> but he makes it. jason scored a total of 20 points in four minutes. when the buzzer sounds, the crowd bursts onto the court. >> we just ran over to him as fast as we could after the game. >> to see a young man see his dream come true. there's no better feeling than that. >> jason's fan base quickly expands into a much wider audience thanks to those amateur videos. >> i saw a lot of letters for the white house. meeting president bush. getting to meet magic johnson. >> jason leaves greece athena high school as a student in 2006. but in 2009 returns to his alma mater, this time as an assistant coach. no one would deny it's a triumph jason has earned. >> it feels great to get back to the game that i always loved. >> now everyone is saying an autistic kid can do this. if he can achieve this, it's nothing to run from. it's nothing to be afraid

jason thompson's father tommy thompson was governor of wisconsin when jason was in high school. when it came time to apply to college, jason applied to and very surprisingly was accepted at the university of wisconsin. wow. getting accepted at a university where your father controls the budget of that university. not a whiff of favoritism there. then, little jason managed to somehow get himself into the university of wisconsin law school. again, again, without a hint of affirmative action for governor's idiot sons being a factor in his admission to law school. i know what some of you are thinking, and only some of you. he can't be an idiot if he went to law school. the only way you can think that is if you've somehow managed to avoid jury duty your whole life. jason is now a lawyer in the same politically connected law firm in milwaukee that employs the current chairman of the national republican party, who was actually in the room of idiot applauders when little jason said, we have the opportunity to send president obama back to chicago or kenya. the we don't know if chairman p

i was reminded why jason is doing what jason is doing, what the behavioral health board -- excuse me, the mental health board is doing. it's there to improve the lives of people in our community and thereby improving our community. so, thank you all for your support for mental health. please keep it up and let me know what i can do for you. [cheering and applauding] >> our next presentation will be by supervisor jane kim. >> thank you. and also i wanted to say real quickly, laura guzman, i love the work that you do so much and i think our city would be so much less if we couldn't call mnrc one of refuge in our city. mental health, i want to thank former supervisor bevan dufty and supervisor malia cohen for suggesting that we honor individuals that work in this area for mental health awareness month. for many reasons this issue is something that is of great importance to me. one, because of the district i represent. this is actually one of our top priority issues in our district. it is something that we in our office face every day, how do we address the issue of mental health in this

to get to jason motte. now with the layoff, after boggs came in and struck out the two hitters he faced he has fernando salas up with boggs in the dugout. or in the clubhouse. and jason motte next to salas in case there is a hiccup in the next half-inning. >> tim: it's nothing against fernando salas, but boggs is your main eighth inning guy. so, that eighth inning, the cardinals could be a little more vulnerable without mitchell boggs. so we'll see. a key at-bat by jon jay here with two runners on. >> joe: the runners will be at second and third with two out. lopez will get that little meeting from the crew chief yossgary darling before he got o the mound. maybe they let him take the time he needs. again, lopez brought in. then the tarp came on. lopez did not have to face a batter, if the giants didn't want to do that. but they're going to stay with their sidearming left-hander, making his first appearance of this nlcs. it will be that confrontation with jon jay, with runners on at second and third. descals

the son of jason werth put in the perfect words. straight ahead, we've got fan reaction to the nationals win. >> we're also live in kentucky where the vice presidential showdown happened last night. they used the word "malarkey." >> out this 81-year-old woman dared double. -- check out this 81-year-old female daredevils. >> we go live to the d.c. armory. >> good morning there is one hour away before the kickoff of the susan g. komen three-day walk. it is a chilly start this morning. our temperatures should warm-up later today. we start off in the 40's but to the west is much colder, 37 in manassas and culpeper for. today, 45 degrees by 7:00 and 60 at the noon hour and 63 degrees at 5:00 with a high around 64, cooler than normal but a cold start tomorrow morning. we will have more on that coming up with your seven-day forecast and we will interview a woman whose father is a breast cancer survivor. >> good morning we are trying to figure out the accident on 395. it was actually on the on ramp. it is at quantico before you reach the tr

and in this case we're honoring jason albertson. jason is someone i've had the opportunity to work with over the past 10 months. i think he is the epitome of a great public servant. jason is involved in leading our homeless outreach team, our engagement team that works with individuals who are on the street and in shelter. he brings the skills of a social worker, a case manager, clinical supervisor, program designer, he's working within department of public health to help redesign our mobile assistance patrol, and he is just an outstanding individual and a very proud dad. and, so, mayor lee is tremendously honored to recognize jason for his leadership award. [cheering and applauding] >>> thank you, and thank you, everybody. thank you to the board of supervisors. i could not do this work without the department of public health behind me. i could not do this work without the incredible team, some of whom are here from homeless outreach team. i could not do this work without the outreach specialists who are on the street, who find part

jason, let's kick it off with you. i was listening to what matt zarrell just said about this 10-year-old little girl's remains, her body hacked to pieces. i know for a fact reports are her clothing was neatly folded up in her backpack. so this is painting a horrible scenario as to the hours surrounding her death. and now we're just trying to decide, were her hacked-up body parts inside or outside of garbage bag? >> right. >> does colorado have the death penalty, anybody? clark, do they have the death penalty? weigh, in, jason. >> i hear where you're going in terms of this is the typical case out in the public eye. >> i didn't say typical. >> that would require us to think about the death penalty. before we get to that point, i think law enforcement needs to make certain about who they're targeting, making sure these aren't isolated incidents in and above themselves. >> it's death by needle, jason. >> that would be appropriate for the perpetrator who is convicted of these crimes, nancy. i don't think anyone would disagr

brooke. >> jason, he is obviously going away for a long, long time. but, you know, as you point out, the judge could have given him 400 years. there has been some outcry over this sentence that it wasn't enough. what did the judge -- did the judge address that? >> reporter: he did. and he said that the law made it very clear he could have sentenced him to hundreds of years, but he said that he felt as though a sentence like that would have been abstract, and he wanted something to issue a sentence that was more realistic. and something that would be felt not only by jerry sandusky, but the victims themselves. had an opportunity when they sentencing was over, spoke to many of the victims' attorneys and they're satisfied with this sentence, but a woman came up to me and just before i was about to go on earlier today and she said, what did he get? i said he got a minimum of 30, a maximum of 60. she said, you know, 30 years times ten, times 100, still wouldn't be enough for what he did to those young men and this community. >> i want to play, if i can her

>> jason, the president have a point? >> well, romney know have not been specific and some of us have been urging him on the tax issue. he was very specific on the tax issue. >> he was specific in repudiating obama tax plan thought did he an excellent job of that. the president has been relying on a report that has been debunked left and right by people about how romney wants to raise taxes on the middle class in order to pay for tax cuts for the wealthy. he rebutted that very effectively i thought. but i would also like to see more details. >> paul: he gave a couple of details in regard to, for example, here is how you reduce deductions and exemptions, a $25,000 $50,000 limit that any one individual could use. that was specific offered by marty felled stein of harvard as a way to make tax reform work. >> and both of them embraced the simpson-bowles commission and the simpson-bowles commission put out three different tax rates and each rate you will have to do something with the deductions and exemptions, eliminate all of

jason, good morning. >> good morning. >> what are we going to talk about today, male models? >> may i lead off. >> please do. >> lead story, a male model on "the price is right" introduced for the first time, rob wilson of boston, a model and an actor, won a male model open casting call, 26 finalists competed. >> how did they get that name tag on him? that's going to hurt when they take it off. >> viewers voted online so rob gets a week-long gig on the game show. so they are famous for their models, jason, we know, that despite the better efforts of you and me. you didn't do it, but these guys, i don't know, what do you think? >> here's what i don't understand. i heard about this four or five months ago this, campaign. they did this online thing and narrowed it down from like 300 guys to 26. it's for a week. give the guy a full season, for crying out loud. why five episodes. >> i think it's time. time we see some men in there. give the ladies something to watch. >> and you would know this. what does it take to be a good spokes model? >> i don't know what you mean. >> jason ke

to get to jason motte. now with the layoff, after boggs came in and struck out the two hitters he faced he has fernando salas up with boggs in the dugout. or in the clubhouse. and jason motte next to salas in case there is a hiccup in the next half-inning. >> tim: it's nothing against fernando salas, but boggs is your main eighth inning guy. so, that eighth inning, the cardinals could be a little more vulnerable without mitchell boggs. so we'll see. a key at-bat by jon jay here with two runners on. >> joe: the runners will be at second and third with two out. lopez will get that little meeting from the crew chief yossgary darling before he got o the mound. maybe they let him take the time he needs. again, lopez brought in. then the tarp came on. lopez did not have to face a batter, if the giants didn't want to do that. but they're going to stay with their sidearming left-hander, making his first appearance of this nlcs. it will be that confrontation with jon jay, with runners on at second and third. descals

jason and neal were alive and well. they did not have any injuries and were soon reunited with family and friends who made the trip west. >> unbelievable. >> both men are 32-year-old veterinarians. jason grew up in cumberland but lives in richmond. neal said in herndon. he is married and has a baby girl who just turned 1. >> he adores his baby. >> tonight neal's family says he cannot imagine the relief they are feeling. >> to get that news everyone is ecstatic. >> them and will be flying back to virginia at some point. we are not sure when yet but at least they are ok. it should be pretty soon. >> we are looking for to that. thank you. to receive breaking news alerts in your e-mail or smartphone log onto wjla.com and sign up. >> let's turn to the weather. we are on storm watch tonight. we are keeping a close eye on some rain that mr. parts of our region. >> the rain is all gone. cold front went through the area. skies are clearing. 56 degrees. i want to start with a rooftop time lapse. this is dramatic. between 5:00 and

polar opposites that actor jason wood stepped up to the plate. after that home run that is what it looks like and sounded like here at nationals park. a lot of fireworks right there could have been told by various people that nationals park has not ever been close to being as loud as it was after woods hit that home run. we talked to some of them. >> i was thinking that it was time for jason to get a walk off home run. >> it worked. >> it did work! >> it was unbelievable. it was a truly momentous moment. a lot of people were getting worried today. >> look at this. >> we realized that they have to have heart and they did. >> obviously, a very exciting night for a lot of nationals fans. i will warn you however, there is one more game to go. hicke they don't win tomorrow night, tonight game will let me as much. so it sets up and it showed i is a showdown tomorrow for the right to go to the national league championship series. i think the entire town will be watching it >> also breaking tonight, we are hearing from the nationals players following the

here's jason pierre-paul. they leave jason annvant in. then the tight end gets a little piece of him. >> al: from the 36. mccoy. there he goes, around the end again, to midfield. watkins helping lead the way. >> cris: brent celek with a really nice block out on jpp, but the fullback again, ha vily that gets down the field. as he's chopping his guy, chase blackburn gets caught up in the wash and there's nobody there. the edge defense of the giants has been pretty bad. >> al: from the 49 yard line of the giants. no play. mccoy. coming around again. a decent gain to the 44. gain of five. great nfc east rivalry. in that division dallas plays tomorrow night against chicago. they're 2-1. with a victory over the giants on opening night in hand. and the winner of this game goes to 3-1 and washington at the end pulls one out at tampa today. second and five now. again to the outside. catch is made maclin. has a hip injury, has only been targeted a couple of times tonight. that's his first catch of the night. >> cris: nice read by vick on that one.

allen craig corraled it at first and fed jason motte. it was anything but routine to end the night here in san francisco. >> tim: fantastic bullpen work by both clubs. this ball bobbled by allen craig. he was toward the line. i wouldn't say he was guarding the line, but toward it. no doubles. defense. finally makes the play. was not pretty. but effective. >> joe: mujica the winner, bumgarner, the loser. motte gets the save. three hour, 21-minute game. the cardinals take game one. final of 6-4. all the scoring done before the end of the fourth. the bullpens took over. and mike matheny in his first year as a major league manager, a manager anywhere professionally is three wins away from a trip to the world series. let's go down to the field and erin andrews. >> erin: joe, thanks so much. carlos, you said heading in to this series you weren't going to have any bitterness, but what were your emotions coming out here and playing in front of the san francisco crowd? >> player: i understand they are not going to root for me but at the same time

rt of republlcan congressmma jason chaffetz recently with a troubling story.... he insists the u-s knee that terrorism was mountiig in that about it.(6:37) (chaffetz) "i think the obama administration wanted a narrative hht things are calm, cool and collected in libya". (abell stand-up) in fact, when the violence broke out, there was little menniin of a rising tide of violence in libya...instead federal o0fficials pointed to a recently-releaseddanti-islam video for inciting all that anger..." (clinton youtube video) (1:25) "there is no ustification for responding to this video ith violence." (10:00) (chavvetz) ""o suggest that misleading and pattenly false." p deeocrats saa thee republican congressman who's condemning the governments actions....haa aamotive of his a reason for this rush nd it has to ooa lot more with jason chhffetz political objectives than a serious look the white house playing it's - political games... and putting people's lives at risk. (6:188 (raw interview) "the obama administration wanted the appearance f normallzation as ssiftly as possibl

that's jason avant over the middle. jason avant out to the 38 yard line where he's tackled by will hill. >> cris: one of the great breaks in the game so far, demetress bell is going to trip antrel rolle coming through the middle here. not intentional. but he was going to hit vick before he could throw that football, and just happened to trip ip antrel rolle. saved him. >> al: from the 38 yard line. gives the ball to havili. and takes it for a gain of seven up to the 45 yard line. >> cris: good looking play right there, terrymans pulling out and around. you think the fullback havili is over there on the flank, you're in the even remotely concerned about him getting the ball. boy, what a turnaround for cromartie. turn up the big play on fourth down and pick up the next one. >> al: now has them at the 45 yard line. second down and three. moving around to the left side of the defense. and there's mccoy. going through the middle. takes it to the giants 35 yard line. first down. >> cris: the giants were unsettled in their mov

jason elliott for the mayor's office. we are happy to present this item; also to happy to report but the mayor did sign this ordinance this morning. i will leave most of the presentation to director -- who is behind me. thank you for your attention to this matter. state law, when redevelopment was abolished or dissolved with ab 26, the city had to scramble to provide a structural response, how to implement the projects that existed? the city pulled together in an extraordinary way including the board of supervisors, the mayor's office and apartment, we put together a group and were pleased with that. the state came along with a piece of legislation called ab 1484, which was intended to be a cleanup and clarify piece of legislation. speaking frankly it did the opposite for us. it was not clarifying. it created another situation for us when we had to go back and reestablish all the structures of governance. the board of supervisors needed to recertify, only delegate a lot of the authority that the delegated back in january

jason, isn't this just silly? >> you know, it isn't silly when you're mitt romney because you need to make sure that after you get this post debate boost, that you work it as good as you can, and the idea of him looking cold again, the idea of him looking distant again and not connecting to people is not good. going after big bird, going after elmo and ignoring a bunch of kids is not the way to continue on the crest of your bump. it's not good for mitt romney. >> but, john, we saw mitt romneyed a an elementary school, he's shaking hands and he's telling touching stories on the campaign trail about this 14-year-old for whom he gave the eulogy. >> yeah, but continue that momentum. this is an unforced error. if nickelodeon has a series and asks you to talk to american school kids, you can't say i don't have time for them and still be on a charm offensive. he's a fantastic father by all accounts. you always make time for america's school kids. if you don't, it's going to reflect badly on you. >> really? come on. reall

ball one. 98 from jason motte. bumgarner would get the loss. his second of the post season. >> joe: just inside. 2-2. >> tim: that was meant to be the backdoor slider at the back leg. it was effective but inside. watch his left leg. >> joe: the giants just need one base runner to have a chance. the former catcher motte. high heat, 97. fouled back by sanchez. >> tim: bob brenley our pal made a great point in the division series working with dick stockton. he said that jason motte is a converted catcher and he pitches like he caught. it's understandable. he's got that where he deliberately brings the ball

jason on the right. the two mehad met at the virginia-maryland regional college of veterinary medicine. over the years they've taken several hiking trips together. so these guys were relatively experienced hikers but they were reported missing on friday when they failed to catch their flight home. and here they are with their rescue teams that spent days looking for them. about 50 people searched for them in terrible weather, high winds, limited visibility. nearly two feet of snow on the trails. here's glacier national park spokeswoman. >> it's high fives and goose bumps down the arms. it's just -- it's so wonderful to know they're fine and doing well. >> reporter: the big question this morning is still what happened? did they get lost? how and where were they found? so far the national park service has not released that information but again doesn't matter much to family and friends. all they care about is that their loved ones have been found and are no longer missing, especially since jason's wife is

this guy chris is about to prank his friend jason who's inside the room asleep. >> spraying him down with fabreeze. >> nathan was mem more rised by this accelerant which is brake cleaner, earlier in the day, so when he fell asleep his friends decided to prank him with this brake cleaner. look what he does with that lighter in his hand. >> what? >> oh, my god! >> literally the worst friend ever. >> this guy nathan, wakes up, sees himself on fire, freaks out. his friend then [ inaudible ] over him, follows him into the living room. gets a pretty good giggle out of it. >> are we allowed to spec clats whether it may have been set up? >> we think it is real because these guys play pranks on each other often. >> i feel like the chasing, no screaming i would be so many swear words coming out of my mouth at this point if my friend lit me on fire while sleeping. i would get new friends. >> i would like to say, do not try this at home. >> good prank. >> dangerous prank. i can't condone it. >> i don't like when people light themselves on fire on purpose. >> oh, my god! >>> bad day for some peop

and jason kennedy is here with the latest hollywood buzz. sfx: doorbell i'm here to snake the drain. i'm here to flush the pipe. vo: liquid plumr double impact has a long snake that reaches deep in the pipe to grab the toughest clogs, and a powerful gel to finish off the rest. baby. liquid plumr double impact. yep...doh. [ boy ] slurpably fun and a good source of calcium. dads who get it, get go-gurt. turn to senokot-s tablets. senokot-s has a natural vegetable laxative ingredient plus the comfort of a stool softener for gentle, overnight relief of occasional constipation. go to senokot-s.com for savings. >>> we're back with today's buzz, recapping the news you might have missed from this week. we'll have a lot of stories, jason kennedy, our friend from e news. beyonce joins jay-z, was that a surprise? >> it was a surprise, it was his eight and final concert there. she gets up for two songs, closes the show out. she closed the show out. my buddy john, took this footage, no lie -- >> the audience must have gone crazy. >> but they kissed at th

and jason kennedy is here with the latest hollywood buzz. sfx: doorbell i'm here to snake the drain. i'm here to flush the pipe. vo: liquid plumr double impact has a long snake that reaches deep in the pipe to grab the toughest clogs, and a powerful gel to finish off the rest. baby. liquid plumr double impact. yep...doh. [ boy ] slurpably fun and a good source of calcium. dads who get it, get go-gurt. turn to senokot-s tablets. senokot-s has a natural vegetable laxative ingredient plus the comfort of a stool softener for gentle, overnight relief of occasional constipation. go to senokot-s.com for savings. . good morning to you. it is 10 quoo 26. i'm marla tellez. it is do or die for bay area baseball teams. tomorrow the giants will play in cincinnati. they're down in the best of five series with the reds 2-0. game time tomorrow is 2:37. as for the a's, they're in a similar must-win situation. they lost two games in detroit this weekend and trail the best of five series 2-0 as well. tomorrow's game is at o.co. i hope both teams turn it around

. >> you probably recognize jason russell, the filmmaker behind "kony 2012." opening up to jenna bush hager about his very popular meltdown earlier this year. how is he doing now? we'll hear from him and meantime inside studio 1a, i'm savannah guthrie alongside willie geist. matt will be back tomorrow. >> also ahead this morning. are you one of those parents who tweets or facebooks every time your kid loses a tooth or gets an "a" on a test. if you are one of those parents, milestones big and small beware of oversharing because one blogger is watching and could be having a little fun at your expense. we will meet her. >> okay. just ahead, legendary rocker pete townsend will be here to talk about his new memoir detailing his life in the who, his difficult childhood and why he says he regrets not facing the child pornography case he faced in 2003. >>> let begin this half hour with new details on a story that gripped viewers in 2010. a woman who helped catch her attackers decades after she was abducted and sexually assaulted. today national investigative correspon

dan hellie alongside rick, mike and jason. they are all from the "washington post," and espn 980 respectively. the big story has been the rookie quarterback robert griffin iii. he has practiced and he will play barring a last-minute setback. here's the deal. the redskins have paired down the playbook. they don't call these design runs anymore. this was supposed to be a pass. he should have run out of bounds. he should have thrown the ball away. what do you do if you're' coaching staff. you can only do so much, right? you can't strip him of his ability to run which is what makes him so dangerous. >> he slipped. i mean, he slipped and i'm sure that he will -- someone made the analogy, i'm sure weiss will take the credit for it, putting your hand on a hot oven. all you need to do it was once. >> that was me. >> it wasn't him but -- so i think he'll learn from that. he'll still going to be competitive. that can happen any play. >> i think my colleague jason reed said it the best in his column after that game, which was essentially

jason werth was the hero as he

. >> jason has made presentations -- i want to say -- >> lafco and puc staff over two years now gone to over a hundred community groups for presentations and street fairs. it's not as recent. we are kicking back up into that and why you have the fliers and that is temporary and it wasn't representing what was current and we want something out there now while we work on the permanent pieces in the future. >> how about the affordable housing and public housing, housing authority? >> some of those folks -- some of those don't pay their own utility bills. >> correct. >> so that's a little different of a customer base than we're looking at rolling out too. >> i am wondering have those conversations happened with henry alvarez or those folks? i am just curious. >> i know we went to some of groups but i can't help you off the top of my head the individuals that were at the meetings. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. colleague any other questions or comments about this? why don't we open it up to public comment. >> good afternoon again commissioners. eric brooks representing san francisc

jason said "i like to eulogize this baseball. it's no longer us." washington staying alive on a walk-off, 2-1. >> yesterday i liked the spot we were in. we just node to win this game. we won this game. all bets are off tomorrow. >> they didn't make it easy to score runs. every guy out there was doing great. hung in there, hung in there, and so you had a feeling it was going to come down to who would get a big hit first, and jason got a big hit. >> i thought in my head, have a shot to go deep and win this ball game. the fans are behind him, and, you know, it's unreal. >>> as good as this series is, derek, this one might be better. the orioles and yankees -- or i should say just as good. tide again in the 12th inning. baltimore had several chances early, but could not cash in. 1-1. again, game four taste in the bottom of the 12th. >>> finally high school game of the week more than 17,000 voters. we say think to bethesda, chevy chase. that will headline our coverage tomorrow. all i can say about today in the baseball games, wow. >> wow. >> what a day.

we just need to find a connection between his cell phone and her cell phone. >> romeo pimps like jason often have a natural talent for deceiving vulnerable, young women. >> it's like a sports player, some guys are good at hitting a baseball and these guys are good at lying to females or just lying in general. >> i'm not a human trafficker, that's for sure. >> really? >> yeah. i'm not. >> do you know what human trafficking is? >> i believe that human trafficking is, you know, forcing people underage to do sexual stuff for money. that should be stopped. that's terrible. but i don't understand, you know, where people that don't have anything to do with that is just kind of washed up in the whole mix. i don't understand. >> i think the reason is that your girlfriend made an appointment with an undercover officer to have sex with him for money. >> you know what, i don't believe that. until i talk to you and i wasn't there. so that's bizarre to me, somebody that would be my girlfriend to do something like that. i don't know. as far as who would -- who is my girlfriend. >> jason's ongoing eff

and a guy in a gias cap did this: 48:20 jason villaverde its just kind ofd kind of ruined the moment fr us. jason villaverde could't believe that a guy who supposedly is a giants fan d take what looks like a barre putting the finishing touchn tomorrow's parade. and countless likes and comments later. >> there's a mob mentality of saying let's go get this guy. >> reporter: jason and his family hope this kind of violence. tomo greggly tyler is facing two felony charges and earlier today the da said he is showing no mercy when it comes to prosecuting the vandals from sunday night's celebration for the giants world series. the city attorney backed him up saying he will sue anyone who damages city property. they spent the day setting p the stage and guardrails at civic center plaza. about a million people are expectedo swarm the city. so everyone is encouraged to avoid drivg to san francisco. all forms of public transportation are adding extra services. the parade begins at 11 o'c, at market and steuart stree. from there, players, coache, and other team officials wil head down market, to

jason. ( cheers and applause ) >> there's a lot of contradictory information. so which polls should we be paying attention to? >> well, that is the question, isn't it? which polls to the pundits prefer. >> jon: i'm sorry, i didn't know you wore glasses. >> i don't. but they don't let you in the poll watcher club without a pair of nerd goggles. >> jon: can you see out of those at all? >> not a thing. >> jon: which polls are the pundits favoring? >> well, before the debut majority were leaning towards pew and gallup, but look what's happened in the last week air, massive three-point swing towards quinnipiac and arg, unmarried people pundits and blue collar bloggers twok key demographics. >> jon: do you think that's a soft bounce or sticky bounce. >>> i've seen a lot stickier, jon. after all, i'm a poll watcher. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> jon: poll humor for you. >> when you slide down the poll this week, rasmussen is going to be favored by likely pundits but cnn instapoll poll is polling well among pundits who no longer give a bleep. >> jon: that's got to be a

zero. >> jon: thank you, jason jones, everybody. we'll be right back. sh%mm ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight n.b.a. legend, played for the los angeles lakers for more than a decade, and received countless honors for that time. please welcome magic johnson. ( cheers and applause ) how are you? i'm doing great. >> jon: so nice to see you. >> you had me back there in tears that was so funny. >> jon: thank you, sir. we worked on that for almost an hour. >> especially the obama afterwards. you had me on the floor on that one. >> jon: thank you, sir. i imagine he's been on there as well, recently. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. he better get up in a hurry. >> jon: you have to get up. let me get rid of the business first. this oracle, what is this a home test, hiv? you're endorsing this? >> yes, because it's important when you think about the hiv and aids fight today, we want to test more people, and so a lot of times, people then want to go to a doctor or to an hiv-aids clinic to get an hiv-aids test. now they've made it possible so you c

theyen counterts 28-year-old jason uncooperative and nude. police say that's what jeremiah, 29 appeared also make with a loaded rifle. he put the barrel of the rifle to an officer's stomach. >> another officer saw this and fired, discharged his weapon at the man. >> jeremiah was pronounced dead at nearby kaiser hospital. jason is now in custody. after that altercation, the fire engulfed the home. vallejo fire department responded and quickly extinguished it. then officers uncovered a gruesome twist after following a trail of blood. >> they went around the back of the house to check and they usually found three pets that were slaughtered in the backyard >> while investigators still don't know what led to this late night violent rampage, one maybe tells me he thinks it was a lovers quarrel gone too far. he said the two men were a couple and that he had heard them fight at times, but he never would have expected this. >> a bit disconcerting. but what are you going to do? >> courtney thomas owns the home where the couple lives. noting their love

jason hiser on the right. jason's wife is eight months pregnant. the two men had met at the college of veterinary medicine. over the years they've taken several hiking trips today. they were relatively experienced hikers. something however clearly went wrong and there they are -- okay, we've gone on to the next picture. that's jason hiser but the picture before that was a shot with those two men with their rescue team who spent days looking for them. we don't know where or how they were found. so far the national park service has not released that information but their website says more information will be provided a little bit later today. you know what? i bet you the next time these to men try to go hiking, their wives are going to strap gps devices to their bodies. would you let them go again? i don't know. >> not what i'm eight months pregnant. i would rather they be close by. since that's not the case, we don't have to worry about that. >> probably the last hurrah before the baby was born. >> exactly. very good news. we're happy to report that