tony painted a heart, part of the heroes with hart's program, and it is permanently on display at union square. next time you are at union square, check it out. it is really quite beautiful. it is only fitting that on this 50th anniversary, we create a permanent place in honor of tony at our ball park. we are going to rename suite 1, the most majestic in the park, sweeping views of the day and the city -- it is now going to be the tony bennett suite. come by for a visit. [applause] we love you, tony. [applause] >> thank you, larry. i have to find a way to make it down to that sweet this season -- suite this season. i think we know the most popular place to watch a giant game is going to be this city. our city is blessed with many wonderful one-of-a-kind institutions that are no less part of san francisco than the golden gate bridge, such as the world's longest-running musical revue, "beach blanket babylon." yes. [applause] so we have a special treat for you today. "beach blanket babylon" together with mayor lee have created a special musical tribute to tony bennett in honor of all the t

everything in this ever hart said -- miss eberdardt said, ditto. thank you. on tuesday night, we flyered census block 2008. i did get some phone calls thanking us. it is good that they are happy and i am happy. i want to thank you for this process. >> hello, everybody. i am a lower haight street merchant. i have been there 25 years. i have a record shop. the police and merchant association has done so much to make our world better. we're all anticipating 55 laguna opening up. i just assumed it was part of our district anyway. i did not know until all of this came around. we need that to be part of our corridor. we have worked to make it safe and keep an eye on it and have customers from that world coming to us. thank you for your attention on that. >> thank you, sir. >> clinton womack. tony, olga, and tommy. >> i am both a resident of the panhandle neighborhood and also serve on the neighborhood association board. i would like to express our gratitude for being incorporated into district 5. i am hoping after the final lines are drawn today that the eastern an

tony painted a heart, part of the heroes with hart's program, and it is permanently on display at union square. next time you are at union square, check it out. it is really quite beautiful. it is only fitting that on this 50th anniversary, we create a permanent place in honor of tony at our ball park. we are going to rename suite 1, the most majestic in the park, sweeping views of the day and the city -- it is now going to be the tony bennett suite. come by for a visit. [applause] we love you, tony. [applause] >> thank you, larry. i have to find a way to make it down to that sweet this season -- suite this season. i think we know the most popular place to watch a giant game is going to be this city. our city is blessed with many wonderful one-of-a-kind institutions that are no less part of san francisco than the golden gate bridge, such as the world's longest-running musical revue, "beach blanket babylon." yes. [applause] so we have a special treat for you today. "beach blanket babylon" together with mayor lee have created a

up in australia, do you know american -- i noticed when i was over there, they were still watching "hart to hart," a show that was on in the '70s. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: were you particular with -- >> i watched a lot of american tv shows and movies. and listened to a lot of u.s. music, like gangster rap. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, yeah, my favorite kris. >> jimmy: that's pretty gangster. >> i had all their albums, like one. album. and actually, me and my sister liberty, we had a rap group. >> jimmy: this is the picture? >> yeah, that's our publicity still from when we were kids. >> i had the baseball cap. >> jimmy: it's basketball, actually. >> we only had one cap, so my sister had to wear the hat. from "blossom." and we do, like, all the numbers in talent quest. >> jimmy: really? ♪ i'm the mack daddy and -- [ applause ] i also did their other classic that went -- ♪ i missed the bus ♪ i missed the bus it was -- it was a really hard, cool song about when they missed the bus. [ laughter ] and we never really won the talent quest, but sometimes, we got highly commended and got a certi

they needed jolt from prominent outside democrats like gary hart had they needed a jolt from back home surrounding the offices in good, peaceful demonstrations with great signs of the senators representatives. they are back home in the august recess. up, 30 having tom show million workers. just a few of those workers can turn the whole attitude and the whole climate around on this issue. it will get barack obama attention, too. >> i said almost two years ago, on national television program that this was going to be the nastiest and ugliest and most expensive and divisive and racist campaign for the white house and the history. how did not want to be right, but sadly, i am. you see people in acknowledging the fact that this raises all of that and then some. in this ugly and nasty head of the civic campaign for the white house, those persons that support barack obama support him in large measure because they know or believe that he is so much better than the governor romney. as long as obama positions himself as better than governor romney and his supporters by the argument, and they ten

denial from our republican pollster, when they look at these data, they say advantage, obama. >> peter hart, our democratic pollster, put it this way. president obama has turned the race from a referendum into a choice. that's what an incumbent facing the type of head winds president obama is currently facing always wants to be. we saw scott walker in that recall turn it into a choice as well. it's more about mitt romney and things he has to work on heading into his convention next week. >> which of these poll numbers do you think are the most illustrative. the head-to-head, you've got the advantage. right track, wrong track, that's a big number. >> that's right. that's the head wind i was talking about for president obama. you have 6 in 10 who actually think the country is headed on the right track. never a good number for the incumbent. also when you look at the broad gauges of people's confidence about the economy, whether that kind of economic pessimism really seems to actually be hurting president obama, but then when you look at everything else in our poll right now, there are deep do

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life's too hart is to be not doing anything. you have to -- somings fun. >> with names like tough mudder and spartan race, the races are attracting everyone from fitness buffs bored with road running to 9-5ers, blowing off steam with friends and couch popotatos, the top free 3 race series expect 2 million runners in 2012. what is the attract. -- attraction? >> it's an opportunity for people to let loose and do something different. something different for their day-to-day lives and challenge themselves and who doesn't want to get muddy and to do it for a day and go back to work on monday is a cool thing to do. >> and there is always the risk of injury. two men collapsed in the heat and died while running a warrior dash in kansas city, missouri, last year and the runners' safety is paramount with water and first aid stations positioned along the route. the races are a novelty and novelties usually wear off. promoters insist that they have a staying power. kind of like the people who run them. wisdom martin, fox 5 news. >>> hello.

rohrabacher is not welcome here what had you planned to do when you went and why do you think president hart i don't want to see you well president karzai is a stooge of the pakistanis all right he is their boy in afghanistan and by the way our state department. just kisses up the pakistanis it has been doing so for the last thirty years which is one of the major reasons we've had problems down there but isn't that one of the major reasons that that the u.s. needs to do that is to keep the borders open to be able to get you know the flow of goods to afghanistan where the troops. who wants to be in afghanistan i mean why should anybody the russians should understand how that that is a rotten place for people to station their foreign troops. they're not going to make any friends and the afghans traditionally when they open their eyes and they see foreign troops around them they say i don't like them and i don't want them here in my country and. what we've god is afghanistan has been manipulated policy has been reliably manipulated by pakistan and i think that my recognition that the government

rohrabacher is not welcome here what had you planned to do when you went and why do you think president hart i don't want to see you well president karzai is a stooge of the pakistanis all right he is their boy in afghanistan and by the way our state department. just kisses up the pakistanis and has been doing so for the last thirty years which is one of the major reasons we've had problems down there but isn't that one of the major reasons that that the us needs to do that is to keep the borders open to be able to get you know the flow of goods to afghanistan where the troops. who wants to be in afghanistan i mean why should anybody the russians should understand how that that is a rotten place for people to station their foreign troops. they're not going to make any friends and the afghans traditionally when they open their eyes and they see foreign troops around them they say i don't like them and i don't want them here in my country and. what we've god is afghanistan has been manipulated policy has been really really manipulated by pakistan and i think that my recognition that the govern

rohrabacher is not welcome here what had you planned to do when you went and why do you think president hart i don't want to see you well president karzai is a stooge of the pakistanis all right he is their boy in afghanistan and by the way our state department. just kisses up the pakistanis and has been doing so for the last thirty years which is one of the major reasons we've had problems down there but isn't that one of the major reasons that that the us needs to do that is to keep the borders open to be able to get you know the flow of goods to afghanistan where the troops. who wants to be in afghanistan i mean why should anybody the russians should understand how that that is a rotten place for people to station their foreign troops. there. they're not going to make any friends and the afghans traditionally when they open their eyes and they see foreign troops around them they say i don't like them and i don't want them here in my country and. what we've god is afghanistan has been manipulated policy has been reliably manipulated by pakistan and i think that my recognition that the gove

ramirez and hart hit back-to-back jacks in the sixth. milwaukee wins. justin morning u put a hit on the indians hitting two home runs, four rbis. the indians lose their tenth in a row by a football score of 14-3. speaking of football, terrell owens is heading back to the nfl. t.o. worked out with the seattle seahawks yesterday looked so good they signed the wide receiver to a one-year deal. owens hasn't played in the nfl since 2010. finally nfl camp is in full swing and the jets are in fight mode. running back joe mcknight throwing the first punch, make that the first football. pushed out of bounds and he's not having it. they wrestle each other to the ground then everyone gets involved. forget tebow mania, this is wrestle mania. we'll see if the jets have fight left in them friday night when they play the bengals. that's your first look at sports, i'm mario solis. >> now we check back in with meteorologist bill karins who says we're going to want to bottle -- is that like 68 supposed to be flipped the other way around? >> no, it's just some areas, the

rohrabacher is not welcome here what had you planned to do when you went and why do you think president hart i don't want to see you well president karzai is a stooge of the pakistanis all right he is their boy in afghanistan and by the way our state department. just kisses up the pakistanis and has been doing so for the last thirty years which is one of the major reasons we've had problems down there but isn't that one of the major reasons that that the u.s. needs to do that is to keep the borders open to be able to get you know the flow of goods to afghanistan where the troops. who wants to be in afghanistan i mean why should anybody the russians should understand how that that is a rotten place for people to station their foreign troops. there. they're not going to make any friends and the afghans traditionally when they open their eyes and they see foreign troops around them they say i don't like them and i don't want them here in my country and. what we've god is afghanistan has been manipulated policy has been reliably manipulated by pakistan and i think that my recognition that the go

rohrabacher is not welcome here what had you planned to do when you went and why do you think president hart i don't want to see you well president karzai is a stooge of the pakistanis all right he is their boy in afghanistan and by the way our state department. just kisses up the pakistanis it has been doing so for the last thirty years which is one of the major reasons we've had problems down there but isn't it that one of the major reasons that that the us needs to do that is to keep the borders open to be able to get you know the flow of goods to afghanistan where the troops you know my wife who wants to be in afghanistan i mean why should anybody the russians should understand how that that is a rotten place for people to station their foreign troops. and they're not going to make any friends and the afghans traditionally when they open their eyes and they see foreign troop. around them they say i don't like them and i don't want them here in my country and. what we've got is afghanistan has been manipulated policy has been really really manipulated by pakistan and i think that my recog

rohrabacher is not welcome here what had you planned to do when you went and why do you think president hart i don't want to see you well president karzai is a stooge of the pakistanis all right he is their boy in afghanistan and by the way our state department. just kisses up the pakistanis and has been doing so for the last thirty years which is one of the major reasons we've had problems down there but isn't it that one of the major reasons that the u.s. needs to do that is to keep the borders open to be able to get you know the flow of goods to afghanistan where the troops you know who wants to be in afghanistan i mean why should anybody the russians should understand how that that is a rotten place for people to station their foreign troops. they're not going to make any friends and the afghans traditionally when they open their eyes and they see foreign troops around them they say i don't like them and i don't want them here in my country and. what we've god is afghanistan has been manipulated policy has been really really manipulated by pakistan and i think that my recognition that th

peter hart, the democrat pollster contradicted by republicans either. made the analysis that people preferred i like the iq. they were more comfortable with george w. bush. it was in a comfort level. i think there are two steps for the president callenger. the challenger has to make the case against the president seeking re-election but at the same time he has to reach a comfort level. the only time that hasn't happened judy in my adult lifetime is richard nixon. >> woodruff: in 2004 the issue was the war. now it's the economy. does that make it a tougher hurdle for the president. not that the war -- it affected many families but this economy affects everyone. >> i think with the economy people have a much more tough minded mentality and a lot of it just get the job done. so i think it's a lower hurdle. romney's personal numbers are terrible and needs time. and so done pretty well with pretty bad personal numbers. and if he can get it up and someone whose followed him, he's a much better person than most people think. the question is how much can they c

he's my dance teacher, and i got the chance to play roxie hart in chicago thanks to stephen and my total gym. why don't you show me some of your favorite moves? >> absolutely. i can go right from the chest right into my back. i can add a rotation so i'm getting my oblique. >> you're feeling that right now in your back. >> in my back. >> in your belly... >> in my belly 'cause i have to hold myself up on the glide board-- right into biceps. i can go from biceps right into my shoulder press and then i can bring this back and i go right here and isolate from the elbow and hit the tricep. >> that's the secret of the total gym, is that you're using several muscles at the same time. how many machines can go straight from your arms into the legs. >> exactly. >> you can also stand here and do little pulses. >> mm-hmm. >> and boy, those'll really... >> you're really targeting it, burning it out. >> really target that zone. >> yeah. >> i like to turn it into a little bit of a sit-up. >> absolutely. there's a nice, little crunch in there, but your arms are active. >> [laughs] >> i mean, this machine

peter hart, the democrat pollster contradicted by republicans either. made the analysis that people preferred i like the iq. they were more comfortable with george w. bush. it was in a comfort level. i think there are two steps for the president challenger. the challenger has to make the case against the president seeking re-election but at the same time he has to reach a comfort level. the only time that hasn't happened judy in my adult lifetime is richard nixon. >> woodruff: in 2004 the issue was the war. now it's the economy. does that make it a tougher hurdle for the president. not that the war -- it affected many families but this economy affects everyone. >> i think with the economy people have a much more tough minded mentality and a lot of it just get the job done. so i think it's a lower hurdle. romney's personal numbers are terrible and needs time. and so done pretty well with pretty bad personal numbers. and if he can get it up and someone whose followed him, he's a much better person than most people think. the question is how much can they

the part of western media claiming the sentence to be a violation of freedom of speech but as gary hart manget a professor of political science at brook university points out this outcry is based on stereotypes and money the pussy riot women did according to my highly inappropriate behavior it was wild i mean or if you want to protest your leadership if you want to protest even a party out you can do is outside the church it should not be in a place we've just sort of here to election bush if this is the lead author to me because you're right it's an extremely good starting story here you have young women it's considered pretty they have small children and they are now fighting the beast and mr putin who has a very very bad reputation among the west so that's a story you can so pretty well for many of the media it's it's simple right secondly for many europeans and even more still for people in the west if we still know all stereotype of russia being the enemy i mean only in society but their interests aren't so why by addressing the the the problem in religious and political leadership

vast and hart hdhat. >> one complex is forcing tenants to get rid of their pit bulls. they must be removed from the property immediately. lamb was are liable to damages if pit bulls attacks on their property. >> these are innocent families and good owners that are being forced to develop their animals. it will mean a high volume of euthanasia as the all, that once. >> 500 of tenants have pit bull s, it is estimated. >> four days away from the start of the political conventions which have been kicked off campaigning in the presidential race. gone are the days of surprises. hallie jackson examines what the parties still hold conventions. >> modern conventions look and feel different than they used to but they can still make a difference. >> in the early days, the political bosses and not the voters chose delegates to the convention. >> in the 1970's, things changed as the smoke-filled rooms cleared. there were fewer surprises. less drama to drum up. >> the conventions have only one role. they are lengthy infomercials. it is like selling vacuum cleaners or soap. >> except

going to blow it she has hart. new jersey governor chris christie delivered another speech, who had the crowd n he talked about the ticket. have governor mitt romney ryan.ngressman paul running for president and vice t of united states. expect even more speeches tonight in tampa. remarks from the last gop nominee, senator john mccain, will happen tonight. also, to women, a former state condoleezza rice and janine mcdonnell. of course, the headliner is vice nominee paul ryan. obama is making a in the battle ground state virginia. campaignpeak at a in charlottesville. you'll need a ticket to attend. your election statement for racenuing coverage for the of the white house. have the crew in charlottesville today. have crews in tampa for the gop national convention. >> still ahead, more reason to ease up on the gas pedal in the district. learn how many >> good morning. it will be a comfortable day today, with low humidity. dryer, more comfortae conditions. 70 degrees currently in the carried 61 in 59 in martinsburg. i

no score in the fourth when corey hart grounds one off chris rusin and a run scores... rusin only allowed one run in five innings. but reliever alberto cabrera throws a wild pitch with the bases loaded in the next inning, and another run scores. cubs go on to lose 5-2. they try to avoid a sweep at one o'clock, right here on wgn. also pitcher matt garza has been shut down for the rest of the season. brian urlacher may have tried an experimental therapy on his knee before surgery. the chicago tribune reports he went to germany to meet with a doctor who has pioneered a treatment that uses a patient's own blood to reduce pain and swelling. the procedure is not fda approved, but athletes like kobe bryant, grant hill, and fred couples swear by it. neither the bears nor urlacher would comment for the story. [ male announcer ] this is rudy. his morning starts with arthritis pain. and two pills. afternoon's overhaul starts with more pain. more pills. triple checking hydraulics. the evening brings more pain. so, back to more pills. almost done, when... hang on. stan's doctor reco

the play of the day, it was supposed to be an ordinary bunt and he will lay down but cory hart is coming in, he will die of and he will grab a bunt in foul territory. the brewers went on to win 6-3 and they get the play of the day. coming up, breaking news out of san francisco, a fire burning in the end will side district. >> a newborn taken by a stranger at a hospital. what police believe this is not the suspects first kidnapping attempt >> the refinery fire is still out but there is a chance you could still see smoke today. could still see this isoday. an rc robotic claw. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help science teachers. it has four servo motors and a wireless microcontroller. over the last three years we've put nearly 100 million dollars into american education. that's thousands of kids learning to love science. ♪ isn't that cool? and that's pretty cool. ♪ >> good morning everyone. is tuesday august 7th. >> breaking news right here in san francisco, several buildin

corey hart defies gravity. did he do a full somersault? lookit that right there. you have to be careful doing somersaults. he changes directions and eventually the brewers win. >> he was inspired by the olympics. >> a baseball player and in acrobat. [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message. i think mitt romney's really out of touch with the average woman's health issues... this is not the 1950s. contraception is so important to women... it's aut a woman being able to make decisions... i don't remember anyone as extreme as romney... ll cut off funding to planned parenthood. i don't think mitt romney can even understand the mindset of someone who has to go to planned parenthood. planned parenthood. we're going to get rid of that. i think romney would definitely drag us back... >> i am old enough to remember those days. that time was long ago. the music now is so popular it is a standard for many churches. >> sam afford texas to the old as gospel convention taking place in washington this week. -- sam ford takes us to the gospel convention. >> they are h

here to help you get over it is "marie claire's" executive editor joy chang and diane hart. >> they call it fomo. >> fear of missing out. it's a phenomenon that's taken over the planet. we want to do it as women and me too. d have it all. we live in society full of choices. that's a very lucky thing. however, with those choices comes actual choices. you have to choose something. for lots of people, it can be very overwhelming. so they develop a major case of foma. >> aren't there people who are that type of person. i could be talking to you and i want to go over and talk to tara. i want to get through that because i want the next thing. >> sure. there are people like that. the problem is with the event of social media, we are even more like that. we have become our own publicists. we are working to figure out what we can put out there. that's why people do really dumb things online and put pictures up they should absolutely not put up. >> arrested development. at some point you put away childish things and start acting like an adult. >> you might think. it's a good idea. >> why do you sh

if mickey hart testifying in supporters. will live the new term. >>> undercover video of an animal abuse has the federal government investigating a cough and slaughterhouse. the video was recorded at the central valley meet company in kings county. we added it to take you may find some of the images to be disturbing. the company processes cows there no longer producing milk and compassion over killing says of the workers often fail to render the cows on conscious during the process as required by law. >>> this method of killing is often done improperly. and after one shot, many cows are still alive and struggling. >>> of the agriculture department is to learn whether be from sickouts reached him in food supply and if so, a recall could be ordered and will be asking you all morning that the show animal cruelty to think twice about where you eat? respond on facebook or twitter or at cbs five dot com. >>> the ethics commission is still deciding whether to recommend sheriff ross mirkarimi will be removed from office for miscondu

somebody can get extremely upset about rush limbaugh and overlooking ever single thing that hart said or olberman. i don't care about what people say. words don't hurt me. when people say outrage, like sandra not getting her free pills an untenable burden. an untenable burden is cancer. that is a burden. so it's not really that they are outraged or that they are unhappy. they are out to get a scalp. they just didn't want rush's apology they wanted his job. the left does this and right does it to the left. the right gets mad at bill maher. >> but people demonize the tea party movement. occupy wall street not so much. >> they have been doing it longer. the left have been doing it longer and better at it. funny thing about the media, the media should have championed the tea party. these are people that have never left their living rooms to protest. this is the real deal. they don't throw chairs through windows because they own the windows. these are really good people that have never done anything. the media chooses to embrace seasoned professional activists. people who are activists for

however, soledad, just tonight, peter hart, very respected pollster. conducts these nonpartisan focus groups. he sent out a memo tonight saying he had 12 suburban women in paul ryan's home state. these women did not have nice things to say about president obama either. they said he's weak. he hasn't been will to make tough decisions. on the tax issue, many of them said, what is he hiding? leaders should be more transparent. peter's conclusion on this, and peter does these focus groups like nobody else, was because voters don't know a lot about mitt romney, this raised trust. >> you covered ryan on capitol hill for a dozen years or so. democrats really sought to make him the republican budget bad guy i guess is how i would put it. is there a sense they actually got what they wanted? i mean, he seems fine and comfortable playing the attack position. he seems that he makes romney better on the campaign trail. is this a case of, you know, be careful what you wish for because they could benefit from that? >> i think what you see is what you get. ryan's look

lefthander shut down milwaukee for three innings but in the 4th....russ-in loads the bases...and corey hart smashes a line drive off his foot..no play anywhere....a run scores to make it 1-nothing.. after russ-in left the game...the cubs bullpen did not distinguish itself...alberto cabrera tossing a wild pitch...another long night for the cubs...they trail it...4- nothing in the 8th.... as the bears get set for pre- seasopn game number three, they are are a bit banged up. punter adam podlesh is out with a hip flexor and in the secondary, safety crhis conte is out due to a shoulder injury. a second safety, brandon hardin, has a neck problem. lovie smith will get a better look at craig steltz against the giants on friday. steltz is a five year vetern who will now tam with major wright in the most important of the 4 pre- season games. steltz anxious to get some experience and work with major wright. free safety, strong safety. to be of the stop in and be a step in at any point and be ready. craig is a veteran. one of the older guys in the room and people look up to him. he has been there for s

here to help you get over it is "marie claire's" executive editor joy chang and diane hart. >> they call it fomo. >> fear of missing out. it's a phenomenon that's taken over the planet. we want to do it all as women and men, too. and have it all. we live in a society full of choices. that's a very lucky thing. however, with those choices comes actual choices. you have to choose something. for lots of people, it can be very overwhelming. so they develop a major case of foma. >> aren't there people who are that type of person. i could be talking to you and i want to go over and talk to tara. i want to get through that because i want the next thing. >> sure. there are people like that. the problem is with the event of social media, we are even more like that. we have become our own publicists. we are working to figure out what we can put out there. that's why people do really dumb things online and put pictures up they should absolutely not put up. >> arrested development. at some point you put away childish things and start acting like an adult. >> you might think. it's a good idea. >> why

however, soledad, just tonight, peter hart, very respected pollster. conducts these nonpartisan focus groups. he sent out a memo tonight saying he had 12 suburban women in paul ryan's home state. trust me, if you read this report, these women did not have nice things to say about president obama either. they said he's weak. he hn't been will to make tough decisions. on the tax issue, many of them said, what is he hiding? leaders should be more transparent. peter's conclusion on this, and peter does these focus groups like nobody else, was because voters don't know a lot about mitt romney, this raised trust. >> you covered ryan on capitol hill for a dozen years or so. democrats really sought to make him the republican budget bad guy i guess is how i would put it. is there a sense they actually got what they wanted? i mean, he seems fine and comfortable playing the attack position. he seems that he makes romney better on the campaign trail. is this a case of, you know, be careful what you wish for because they could benefit from that? >> i think what you

a recent hart research poll shows 55 percent of marylanders would vote in favor of the marriage equality they're opposed. cent say anne arundel county is trying convicted of crimes. crimes.spurred by the indictmenn of county executive john leopold...county council memberssunanimously pushed forward the new rules.now voters will decide in november whether to approve the law that requires a vote of five council members to remove and strip that official of ce pension benefits. 3 3 3 3 the weapons these fast food workers use......to beat back armed robbers...later on fox45 news at ten but next...slick videos... inside the west wing...the questions... about who's making them...after the break you know what's exciting? graduation. when i look up into my students' faces, i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when i earned my doctorate that pride, that was on my face. i am jocelyn taylor, i'm committed to making a difference in people's lives and i am a phoenix. enroll in the program that's right for you. at phoenix.edu/maryland the average of recent polls shows that the rrce

however, soledad, just tonight, peter hart, very respected pollster. conducts these nonpartisan focus groups. he sent out a memo tonight saying he had 12 suburban women in paul ryan's home state. trust me, if you read this report, these women did not have nice things to say about president obama either. they said he's weak. he hasn't been will to make tough decisions. on the tax issue, many of them said, what is he hiding? leaders should be more transparent. peter's conclusion on this, and peter does these focus groups like nobody else, was because voters don't know a lot about mitt romney, this raised trust. >> you covered ryan on capitol hill for a dozen years or so. democrats really sought to make him the republican budget bad guy i guess is how i would put it. is there a sense they actually got what they wanted? i mean, he seems fine and comfortable playing the attack position. he seems that he makes romney better on the campaign trail. is this a case of, you know, be careful what you wish for because they could benefit from that? >> i think what y

planned parenthood commissioned a poll by hart research associate, that's half of the team that works with us. 50% of women have doubts about a romney presidency. 40% say he's out of steps with women's issues, big gender gap already. did the akin thing, the heightened part of it may have started to die down, molly, but does this have legs? and is this something that the democrats talk about and fund-raising on the rest of this campaign? >> absolutely. this whole episode with todd akin was an opportunity for democrats to restart one of the main lines of attacks that they've been hoping to use as we get closer to the general election. that's this war on women theme that doesn't have any sort of new material in the past several weeks until this came along. that's why why you saw republicans moving so swiftly and unan missly. part of it was, sure i trying to save that missouri senate raise, but the other part was trying to caught rise the wound, to make sure that damage doesn't spread to the other part of the party. that's the official platform of the republican party as set forth in tamp

the poll conducted by hart research associates shows 54% supporting the measure and 40% opposing. earlier this year, maryland's general assembly passed legislation to legalize gay marriage. but opponents have gathered enough to put the measure on the november ballot. >>> toyota is recalling almost 780,000 rav 4 suvs and lexus hs250 sedans. a suspension problem can apparently cause crashes. the effective rav 4r from the 2006 to 2011 model years. the lexus sedans were made in 2010. toyota reports nine crashes and three minor injuries because of the suspension problem. >>> we know, and studies have validated that texting and driving is dangerous. but one college student in texas, it led to a life- changing brain injury. kevin russ reports with this powerful message. >> reporter: he was a 21-year- old college student, headed home. headed home and texting. and one of the last things he typed was this: i need to quit texting because i could die in a car accident. and seconds later, chance bodie plunged off a bridge and into a ravine. >> i said, call the funeral home. he'll never make it

peter hart is one of the leading analysts in th u.s. since 1971, he has been chairman at research associates. the national journal added him to their list of national leaders who helped shape government policy, and characterizing him as probably the foremost washington pollster of the democratic party and the centrist candidate. neil newhous is a co-founder of public opinion strategies. he is the leading republican -- you were still leading republican polling company in the country. he wasn't pollster of the year -- political consultants 0 he was named pollster of the year by political consultants. he is working to get mitt romney in the white house. please welcome peter hart and neil newhouse. [applause] ♪ >> good morning. i am peter hart and i am delighted to be here with neil. we both agree it is unfair that we have to borrow her. we will be talki about the 20 took the election and doing back-and-forth. last night, i had an operation. i will tell you, i saw three pen front of the pearly gates. it was newt gingrinch and neil newhous

however, soledad, just tonight, pete er hart, very respected pollster. conducts these nonpartisan focus groups. he sent out a men ymo tonight saying he had 12 suburban women in paul ryan's home state. these women did not have nice things to say about president obama either. they said he's weak. he hasn't been will to make tough decisions. on the tax issue, many of them said, what is he hiding? leaders should be more transparent. peter's conclusion on this, and peter does these focus groups like nobody else, was because voters don't know a lot about mitt romney, this raised trust. >> you covered ryan on capitol hill for a dozen years or so. democrats really sought to make him the republican budget bad guy i guess is how i would put it. is there a sense they actually got what they wanted? i mean, he seems fine and comfortable playing the attack position. he seems that he makes romney better on the campaign trail. is this a case of, you know, be careful what you wish for because they could benefit from that? >> i think what you see is what you get. ryan's l

the poll done by the hart research reveals that 54% of likely voters will support the ballot measure this fall. 40% surveyed say they will not. a poll done earlier this year shows that 49% were for same- sex marriage in the state. and 41%, rather, were against it. now, if approved, same-sex couples could begin tying the knot in january. they have collected enough signatures to put the issue to ballot this november. back to you. >> thank you, gigi. 500 people were surveyed for the poll. and the results of margin of error, 4 1/2%. >>> the sun is shining on a pretty sticky august afternoon. outside, it is hot -- hot. just a short time ago, severe storms moved through the area. bob turk has the updated numbers. >> we have a humid afternoon and thundershowers, just south of the city. take a look. literally over northern a.a. county. this little batch moved through the annapolis area. moved up closer to bwi marshall and glen burnie. just north of crofton, heading up towards severna park. you see that activity -- activity there. moving generally off to the east and northeast at 16 miles per