and those of us that pushed the international trade commission steel jobs in cleveland, tire jobs in finley, aluminum jobs in heath. it's because of the recovery act. it's because of of the automobile rescue. mitt romney could help us by writing a letter to speaker boehner and tell him to pass the legislation. we passed the trade bill level the playing field jobs bill overwhelmingly bipartisanly in the senate. we're asking the house to move on it. romney could call john boehner and say schedule this bill for a vote. >> on trade and manufacturing and china specifically, i thought that this campaign would be fought on totally different ground on that subject. in his book and his previous sort of punditry, romney was arguing for not getting tough with china. was arguing against efforts by the previous administration and the obama administration to confront china on trade issues. now he's saying, this is a door mat. i'm the one who will be tough. >> that was romney 2.0. that's clear that's the case. one of the specific cases that romney criticized the president on was the tire dumping case, whi

that finley baseball group which owns the boston red sox, it's run by several people. basically saying this. it's very hard to own the boston red sox and own the liverpool soccer team which they also on which takes a lot of capital to keep going. a guy named john henry which is the principal owner of the finley group also owns a commodities firm. we should point out that his commodities firm right now is not doing very well. there's a lot of financial pressures mounting on the family group. and so we understand there are talking to potential suitors. these are very early stage discussions. i want to preface, i'm not saying it's going to happen. we should also point out that the boston red sox have denied that they're doing this. there publicly denied it. i believe that publicly denied it today in a separate interview , radio interview. the publicly denied its eyes. i do know that internally, from sources with direct knowledge of the matter, there are mulling it, talking about it. they have tarts with a potential buyer. the price tag that they're looking at is $1 billio

triples, angel pagan breaking a san francisco record that was previously held by willie mays and steve finley. what has he meant to this club this season? >> it's an unbelievable record. that just shows you he's able to hit the ball with authority and he's really fast too. he's been huge. he's hit in the leadoff spot for us. he's hit fifth. he's really comfortable batting leadoff. >> you've gone ten consecutive road series without a series loss. i think that's the longest stretch since 1968 or something like that. what has been the secret to you guys being so successful on the road, especially over the last couple of months? >> i don't know. it's one of those things, i think -- i think we started to have confidence after a while. you feel like you're going to win every game. it's a good feeling. >> thanks so much. >> jamie with the exclusive interview. >>> a's hosting o's. bottom of the third, game tied 2-2. cespedes singles to center. gomes puts the a's up a run. next batter, chris carter. this is down the right field line, he'll get two out of it. josh reddick and cespedes score. a's win 5-

we've got laura finley tweeted us. "let's get hoda back to virginia tech for a hokey football game. klg, you are wearing eli's jersey on the show today, come experience where he went to college. you need to experience the number one college in tailgating campus beauty and student beauty, ole miss rebels. then there was a re-tweet, we agree. and north dakota state, three of your biggest fans are in thompson hall floor five. >> look at north dakota state. >> we had a couple more schools. creighton university, university of tennessee, west virginia. >> it's going to be fun. how long do they have? >> until september 17th. >> that's around the corner, people. >> it is. >>> is it okay or not okay to bring babies to fancy restaurants? >> usually they tag them for us. but we're cutting back so we don't have a tag. >> you said as long as they bring along fancy manners there is no problem. >> that's right. hoda said it's okay, as long as you bring them for the early bird special, let the grown-ups have their time later. pf. >> indeed. >>> he survived "survivor." now he tells is about his late

that ties willie mays and finley that also knocks in a run that turns very important in a 9-8 win for the giants who have it all going. the highly compensated but very quiet dodgers lose again. they haven't scored but a run in the last game off kershaw miguel montero. ian kennedy outduals kerslaw. giants up six in the west. >>> a's opening a can of coolant on one of the hottest teams in baseball. oakland is having a lot of time doing it. come the 9th inning they're up 4-3. a man on cocoa crisp laser into the right field corner. turner boots it out there. a perennial gold glover but racing all the way around. in the bottom of the 9th inning, the tieing run at third, one out. around the horn double play. josh donaldson started it and they end it. great relief job by jerry blevins and the a's have won 11 straight on the road. >>> the allotted time in the nba for savory a victory officially over. 49ers now well into preparing for the detroit lions phase of their workweek. of course you can't have that without discussion of the infamous handshake incident after last year's meeting between

[cheers and applause] we have jermichael finley, bish op, and they were pointing out the results of the most recent bears packers game. [cheers and applause] all i could say to him is it is a long season. we will play you a couple of more times. we are glad they are here. we are not as divided as some people think. [cheers and applause] we are not bears fans first or packers fans first, we are americans first. [cheers and applause] unless you have been hiding under a rock or your television is busted, you probably know that we have an election going on. i was telling people about a story i heard recently. my campaign manager was talking to this couple and they had a 4- year-old with them. the parents said, who is that? the little boy said "that is barack obama." they ask, what does barack obama do? he thought for a second and said "he approves that message." [cheers and applause] that is what i do. i approve this message. that is because, you know, when you heard mark up here talking -- it give mark a round of applause for the great job he did. [applause] what you heard from mark is tha

that ties willie mays and finley that also knocks in a run that turns very important in a 9-8 win for the giants who have it all going. the highly compensated but very quiet dodgers lose again. they haven't scored but a run in the last game off kershaw miguel montero. ian kennedy outduals kerslaw. giants up six in the west. >>> a's opening a can of coolant on one of the hottest teams in baseball. oakland is having a lot of time doing it. come the 9th inning they're up 4-3. a man on cocoa crisp laser into the right field corner. turner boots it out there. a perennial gold glover but racing all the way around. in the bottom of the 9th inning, the tieing run at third, one out. around the horn double play. josh donaldson started it and they end it. great relief job by jerry blevins and the a's have won 11 straight on the road. >>> the allotted time in the nba for savory a victory officially over. 49ers now well into preparing for the detroit lions phase of their workweek. of course you can't have that without discussion of the infamous handshake incident after last year's meeting between

we're seeing more tire jobs in finley, more steel jobs in lorraine and cleveland so all of that comes together in a way that makes people a good bit more optimistic but still anxious. >> there's a long discourse among progressives in every election about the white working class. we've lost the white working class to the democrats. i thought this chart from i believe public religion and research institute at pew about the white working class voters. they're roughly split between the president and romney in everywhere but the south where there's a huge gap. the one region where white working class voters are supporting the president over mitt romney is in the midwest, is in your region. what is -- what's the source of that? is that the auto rescue? is it the out of touch plutocratic heir of mitt romney? >> it's yes and yes. higher rates of unionization among white working class voters. it's the auto rescue but it's the part of the auto rescue especially for nonworking voters that are rarely talked about in national media. you have insight that most don't have on this, chris, i think, an

[cheers and applause] we have your michael finley. we have desmond bishop. and they were pointing out the results of the most recent years-packers game. all i could say to them is that it is a long season. we will play you a couple of more times. but we are all here. and we are not bears fans first or packers fans first. we are americans first. [cheers and applause] unless you have been hiding under a rock or your television is busted, you probably know that we have an election going on. i recently heard a story. my campaign managers talking with this couple who had a 4- year-old. they saw a picture of me. the dad said, who is that, sammy? and the little boy said, that is barack obama. and he said, what does barack obama do? and the little boy said, he proves that message. [laughter] [applause] so that is what i do. i approve this message. and that is because, when you heard mark up here talking -- give mark a big round of applause for the job he did. [applause] what you heard from mark is that we have a very big choice to make in this election and is not ju

[cheers and applause] we've got jermichael finley! [cheers and applause] we've got dustin bishop! [cheers and applause] and they were pointing out the results of the most recent bears/packers game. [cheers and applause] all i could say to 'em is, it's a long season. [laughter] we're gonna play you a couple more times. [laughter] but we're so glad that they are here, and it just goes to show you, we are not as divided as some people think. [cheers and applause] we are not bears fans first or packers fans first, we are americans first! [cheers and applause] now -- >> [inaudible] [cheers and applause] >> now, unless you've been hiding under a rock or your television is busted, you probably know that we've got an election going on. [laughter] [cheers and applause] i was telling folks about a story recently i heard, my campaign manager was talking to this couple. they had this 4-year-old with them, and they saw a picture of me, and the parents said, who's that, sammy? and the little boy said, that's barack obama. and then they asked, what does barack obama do? and he thinks for a secon

the mother of three embracing her role as detective finley. >> i love being a mom, it's great to be single, you know, seeing who i can flirt with. >> promise props to elisabeth and ted from the director. >> they really committed themselves to this and i think it shows. >> after storming off at the end of last season, will he be back? >> i don't think my character is the kind of guy that will leave the team in peril. are you crazy? >> now, george also tells me that the cast is finally able to gel after so many changes over the seasons. he said that they don't go fishing or to the grand canyon on vacation together. but that they are a real team. >> i can't wait to get another crack at elisabeth shue on the tennis court. >>> she's talking some smack. >> i'm just sayin'. >>> as one show premiers another one is saying farewell for now. >>> tonight is the finale of the reality phenomenon "here comes honey boo boo." but don't worry, because alana thompson, her fame is exploding and so is her paycheck. >> that was emmy-worthy. >> honey boo boo. >> two of pop cultures biggest phenomenons colliding