with quanah parker. what did you find? that is clearly one of the classic texas stories. a big story at the time. published a paper reports about what happened. tell us a little bit about cynthia and and quanah. >> i can mars those two questions together. i guess the structure. basically this was a story. you know, when you are writing a book it helps if you have something that nobody has ever heard of. cynthia ann parker and the whole story of quanah parker and the story of the comanches has been lost. i think people are all know this story. my daughter does. she guessed it was like high-school. so i think there was a bit of forgetting history. a bit of that. there was an opportunity to do the story. the other side of it, and this gets to your questionnaire structure, what i wanted to do, i wanted -- what i have been talking about mainly is the rise and fall of the comanches, the big picture rise and fall from their obscure routes and wyoming to the peak of their power to their fall and 8075. that is a

ford and taking it all the way through with quanah parker. what did you find about that, including one of the classic texas stories. it was a big story at the time. people talk about it and memoirs were published in newspapers reported what happened but tell us about cynthia ann and quanah. >> i can sort of merge those two questions together so i will get to structure in a minute. basically this was a story, you know when you are writing a book it helps if you have something nobody has ever heard of before and cynthia ann parker and cynthia ann quanah and the stories of the comanches have been kind of laws. people of a certain age in texas on that the cynthia ann parker story. might daughter does not. she goes to westlake high school. there was a bit of forgetting history, just a bit of that so there was an opportunity to do this story. but the other side of this and begins to your question of structure, what i wanted to do, i wanted to tell what i've been talking mainly about is the rise and fall of the comanches, the big picture rise and fa

i first met rose parker at the california instituon for women ten years ago. parker served ten years in prison before governor greg davis ordered her parole. she abused her ex-boyfriend, a powerful older man. >> my brother came to rescue and i grabbed t gun and i shot. the bullet hit my brher and it hit him. wounded my brother, killed art. >> rose parker requested the full paon last year from the governor. she's married to a southern california women and counselors batteredwomen. the governor reduced the sentence of another woman sentenced to a life in prin without the possibility of parole sarah was 16 when she shot and killed her formeder pimp inside a motel room. schwarzenegger commuted her sentence to 25 years to life with the possibility of parole. >> and still ahead, the mysteries of cancer may soon be solved by several blood tests. we'll have that story still ahead, but first. >> by the way, my favorite topic and something foreign to the gay kid over there, shakes in the shower. >> men behaving badly, the embarrassing video that has the u.s. navy doing

delaware, tom ross, the district of columbia, tony parker, robert cable, paul, sharon, john thrasher, linda, sue, guam, peter, donna, jesus torres, hawaii, proxy, thank you, jonah. i hope the next secretary does better with these names that i do. idaho, norm, illinois, richard

. >> i have lived parker said for 31 years. it is getting old and it needs to be replaced. always when we want to do something, we cannot handle the flow of people. i think that we will be able to do this and we should look forward and not backward. so, i am in favor of this project. >> i have lived at parker said for 15 years and i wanted to say something about this. there are people who are trying to create a scenario of seared by putting letters in our mail slots. they said, do you want your home demolished. they also claimed the biggest threat which is rent-controlled. these people are misinformed and they are reacting to what they have been told and i feel that many of them don't have all of the information and it was a shame that parked merced has not been able to give their point of view. this is a stipulation on proceeding with the project. you would think that it was crime-ridden have. this is not true. this is the best land board we have had in the 16 years that we have been here. if you have spent any time with them, they are not evil people. there has been no in

i first met rose parker at the california institution for women ten years ago. parker served ten years in prison before governor greg davis ordered her parole. she abused her ex-boyfriend, a powerful older man. >> my brother came to rescue and i grabbed the gun and i shot. the bullet hit my brother and it hit him. wounded my brother, killed art. >> rose parker requested the full pardon last year from the governor. she's married to a southern california women and counselors battered women. the governor reduced the sentence of another woman sentenced to a life in prison without the possibility of parole. sarah was 16 when she shot and killed her formeder pimp inside a motel room. schwarzenegger commuted her sentence to 25 years to life with the possibility of parole. >> and still ahead, the mysteries of cancer may soon be solved by several blood tests. we'll have that story still ahead, but first... >> by the way, my favorite topic and something foreign to the gay kid over there, shakes in the shower. >> men behaving badly, the embarrassing video that has the u.s.

will parker said contribute seriously as financial partners to the city? reduce the number of transit, do not put three and then have a dead end. have a vision for the future that is not just one proposal by one architect. open the ideas. i seriously hope you will submit all of the organization to the landscape foundation. >> i am in support of the plan. the garden apartments there are over 50 years old. there is a lot of issues. they are proposing a project that puts the committee along the needs of the community. the congress come at a surfy fell fill our for over to the side and it seems like a perfect idea. >> the plan is the committee a positive outlook. i am glad to see them get to this point. thank you. >> thank you. >> i want to express my frustration at going after the hearing at san francisco state and seeing anonymous flyers that people will have their homes and bulldozed. this can only be to instill fear. there is no evidence that that is the case. if there's evidence that rent- controlled housing will be lost, put that evidence forward. this p

will parker said contribute seriously as financial partners to the city? reduce the number of transit, do not put three and then have a dead end. have a vision for the future that is not just one proposal by one architect. open the ideas. i seriously hope you will submit all of the organization to the landscape foundation. >> i am in support of the plan. the garden apartments there are over 50 years old. there is a lot of issues. they are proposing a project that puts the committee along the needs of the community. the congress come at a surfy fell fill our for over to the side and it seems like a perfect idea. >> the plan is the committee a positive outlook. i am glad to see them get to this point. th

. >> reporter: becky parker is her name. she was possessed by demons, she formally believes. and she has been saved, she affirms, by the love of god through the rite of exorcism. >> i'm happy because i found god. i found how to win the spiritual battle i was in. >> tell me your name in the name of jesus christ. >> reporter: a spiritual battle. that's what the experience of exorcism feels like to those who go through it. >> speak the truth. speak the truth. >> reporter: and those who perform it. >> i do it because i think it's an incredibly profound opportunity to help in the teaming ministry, that this is fundamentally about. and in a ministry where people are suffering tremendously. >> reporter: father gary thomas is an exorcist, though he did not perform becky parker's exorcism. that priest preferred to remain anonymous. he was trained in rome, and he's been the official exorcist of the diocese of san jose, california. father, is the devil real? >> i do believe the del is real. i've had occurrences and experiences in my life where i believe i've seen the devil. i've seen de

(parker) they made the movie worse. there's no question. they made that movie raunchier and raunchier. and here's the fascinating thing. here's what it all came down to. so now we're a week away. we're a week away from the movie coming out, and it's still an nc-17. you know, we've done this give and take, but we really kept just making it worse and worse, 'cause they just made us angry. and, um, finally, scott rudin, the producer from paramount-- (stone) there was one joke. i can't remember what it was. and we called up and said, we are not cutting this joke. i don't care; i don't know what we're going to do, but that's just too bad. and then scott rudin, he's like, "okay, i'll call you." scott rudin called somebody, probably sherry lansing. she called somebody else. and the next day, the movie was an "r," and not a frame of it changed.

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(parker) they made the movie worse. there's no question. they made that movie raunchier and raunchier. and here's the fascinating thing. here's what it all came down to. so now we're a week away. we're a week away from the movie coming out, and it's still an nc-17. you know, we've done this give and take, but we really kept just making it worse and worse, 'cause they just made us angry. and, um, finally, scott rudin, the producer from paramount-- (stone) there was one joke. i can't remember what it was. and we called up and said, we are not cutting this joke. i don't care; i don't know what we're going to do, but that's just too bad. and then scott rudin, he's like, "okay, i'll call you." scott rudin called somebody, probably sherry lansing. she called somebody else. and the next day, the movie was an "r," and not a frame of it changed. so paramount pictures basically finally telling the m.p.a.a., "you really need to make this an 'r.'" and they're like, "okay, it's an 'r'." that's disgusting. there was a time in this country where governmen

. >> i have lived parker said for 31 years. it is getting old and it needs to be replaced. always when we want to do something, we cannot handle the flow of people. i think that we will be able to do this and we should look forward and not backward. so, i am in favor of this project. >> i have lived at parker said for 15 years and i wanted to say something about this. there are people who are trying to create a scenario of seared by putting letters in our mail slots. they said, do you want your home demolished. they also claimed the biggest threat which is rent-controlled. these people are misinformed and they are reacting to what they have been told and i feel that many of them don't have all of the information and it was a shame that parked merced has not been able to give their pnt

rose parker earn aid pardon. and i -- i mean, i just -- my heart i still haven't got a hold of it, yet. >> now, conditional pardon means she must remain free of criminal conduct or it will be revoked. she's now a volunteer counselor to battered women. >> another of the last decisions is drawing fire tonight. san diego county district attorney is shocked by arnold schwartzeneggar's decision to commute the sentence of a son of a political ally. schwartzeneggar reduced a sentence of former assess bli speaker nunez's son from 16 years to seven years, he was sentence forward involvement in 2008 killing of luis santos a student in san diego. schwartzeneggar called the sentence excessive because nunez does d.not personally stab the victim. we spoke with the victim's parents after they got word about this decision. >> around yoltd schwartzeneggar says it's okay to stab other people and destroy evidence as long as you come from a contacted family. >> nunez commute taigs was one of 10 issued during his term. >> two of the

. >> reporter: audra parker is the passionate spokesperson the alliance to protect nantucket sound. that's the group that has been fighting cape wind, along with local native american tribes and many others, for more than a decade. >> reporter: why are you against the wind farm? >> because it absolutely does not make sense for nantucket sound. this was a site that was picked to maximize profit with no regard for the tribes, no regard for the public, no regard for the fishermen here. >> reporter: for the developer's side of the story, we talked to mark rodgers. he says wind power is an idea whose time has come, again. >> the cape and islands have a long history of using windmills back in the day. there were once a thousand windmills here, and by using today's modern wind turbines to make electricity, we can have cleaner air. we can create good jobs for the young people here that pay well, and also mitigate climate change. >> reporter: after the gulf oil spill disaster, the need for cleaner energy sources became even more urgent. that's something we all can agree on. >> we really need

tony parker 11 >> management was pressured and caved in once again. the stopwatch is again. start the clock. tony parker 18 points, 11 assists in san antonio tonight, and warriors hosting the best team in the league. 10 of 26 shooting and golden state within 5 points, but the game was never in doubt. they have the league's best record. showed it tonight. the spurs have only lost 7 games all year, and one did not come tonight. time running out new orleans david west for the win, and hornets yes. they beet the thunder and won nine straight games. ice water in his veins. >>> people burning bear's quarterback's jersey. other nfl player's chimed in twitter jackson running back all i'm saying is that he can finish the game on a hurt knee. i played the whole season on one. and then i'm on chicago's team, he has to wait until me and the team shower, get dressed, leave before he comes in the locker roonl. >> one of these guys are going to stop being 12 years old. >> jones has apologized because it appears that he suffered sprained mcl and could not put pressure on his foot. he wanted

. >> now hosting spitzer parker. >> parker spitzer. >> eleanor. >> bp oil spill which is being litigated now in the courts, civil suit, potentially criminal suits, and i want to point out that that gavel i believe was used toga veal when medicare was passed. so there was some fine history there that was >> the category is, worst political scandal. leaving the tax rates in the resolution of the tax rates to each other's performances. i'm getting signals to move faster. >> worst political scandal. the failure to hold public officials accountable who said it would only cost $25 billion for the congress and the country to take over fannie mae and freddie mac. we're up north of 150 billion and it's going up. >> the worst political scandal is president obama's attempt to persuade joe says tack to drop out of the pennsylvania race, democratic primary so that u.s. senator arlen specter would win. worst political scandal. most underreported story of 2010, pat. >> the illegal aliens are going home and they're being deported, their numbers are reduced and nobody is mentioning that fact. the attriti

thanks. >> i am alan parker. i worked in the office of economic workforce development. i have been working closely with ike and his business manager to make sure they are aware of the concerns they had before and that they take active space -- active steps in their next vacation to make sure they do address all the issues with being a good neighbor. they should get an android application so they can be a good neighbor. we support them in our office to make sure they can move forward to retain the jobs they have of what is only a temporary location but has become a successful business in the city. we can make sure san francisco is a good and friendly place to do business. we know that they have worked really hard to look at all of the concerns the neighbors have laid out to make sure they are walking into this new location fully aware of all those issues and making sure they are going to address them very well. >president miguel: jimmy young, stephan atomdams, donald sambuk. >> my name is steve adams. i am the president of the merchants of castro. we're the largest merch

the news of january 19th 1848, judith was ejected off a small farm by the landlords james and john parker. she wandered in want without shelter and entered her former abode on the 18th of august last. for this forceable possession shes tried and sentenced to 6 months confinement which punishment of and died of natural causes. eventually i find mention of the easterly of conwell evicting tenants in the near by town land. september 13, 1848 the newspaper says on monday last the agent of lord kwanwell attended by sheriff, police and bailiff evicted 9 families in 50 souls from the town lands near by. nothing could be more disstressing than to hear the clanking of the embarrass of the cabins mingled with the shrieks of women and children. i switch from reading the newspapers to the books i find james lacy of the books of lectural district of the poor law union. the

rose parker convicted of killing her abusive ex-boyfriend and had been sentenced to 27 years to life in prison. today she feels she's starting life over again. >> i just feel so blessed to just go into the new year a miracle. >> rose parker is still in shock after being granted a part on. >> my husband has been talking about 11th hour. >> and she had been fighting to clear her name since i first met her 0 years ago. he came to her house with a gun and she fought back because he threatened her and her children. she served 16 years before governor davis allowed her to be released in december, 2000, she dropped by abc 7 studio in september 2010 on the way from san bernardino to sacramento to file for executive clemency. she hadn't heard anything until this new year's weekend she suffered from battered woman's syndrome but not add mizible in court. the governor acknowledged a key statement from the sentencing judge said he always believed she should have been acquitted or at most found guilty of voluntary manslaughter. she missed most of her children's lives and she's been trying to make

take a look at the inland spots, fairfield, parker. ted degrees warmer than we saw yesterday. 66 to 90. 66 also in san jose. it is a nice afternoon out there today. the difference at the shot in the golden gate bridge but sunny skies and dense fog. tonight we're accord to have fought back in the forecast. into tomorrow we will have some fog, it will clear out very quickly. we have some clout coming out with breezy conditions. breezy and cool and it the fog is pretty much gone for the next several days. we'll talk more about that coming up in just a bit. >> i checked on traffic, the guadalupe overpass with smooth sailing the headlights are set and ended is looking good. it will be back. what went wrong. >> checking it traffic on the only bridge, sluggish on the right side of the screen. the left side on to it san francisco is moving well. more news after the break. stay with us. at pastorale valley couple is cleaning up their home after deere crashed through the window. a homeowner to walk through the orchestra did it deal. >> it came t

the news of january 19th 1848, judith was ejected off a small farm by the landlords james and john parker. she wandered in want without shelter and entered her former abode on the 18th of august last. for this forceable possession shes tried and sentenced to 6 months confinement which punishment of and died of natural causes. eventually i find mention of the easterly of conwell evicting tenants in the near by town land. september 13, 1848 the newspaper says on monday last the agent of lord kwanwell attended by sheriff, police and bailiff evicted 9 families in 50 souls from the town lands near by. nothing could be more disstressing than to hear the clanking of the embarrass of the cabins mingled with the shrieks of women and children. i switch from reading the newspapers to the books i find james lacy of the books of lectural district of the poor law union. the library has most of the electoral district books for the 1840's. they are beautiful leather bound books with copper writing and calligraphy. the spelling of each name is not consistent from year to year. i find lacy spelled as l. a.

derek parker set the vision of every room with a window. whether it is one of you who voted for this, or one of our wonderful residents who has been a volunteer here. all of you had a role in creating that facility we are so proud of. with that, i would like to bring out the mayo -- the mayor of san francisco. give him a round of applause, because he deserves it. [applause] for the last seven years, he has been a steward of this city, helping us to overcome many of the challenges that we have faced, as you will hear throughout the program. part of what makes today so sweet is it was not easy to get here. it was really hard. there were a lot of bumps on the road to this fantastic moment, many things we could not have anticipated, many things we did not know. throughout it, the mayor has always supported it, help us to solve the problems we face. i think the biggest part of the to be to him is the fact that this is the first leed building -- the environmental certification -- the first leed hospital in california to be built. i think that rea

parker, a private school has one focus. >> at the school we celebrate our academic achievement the same way we celebrate our athletic achievements. >> reporter: they get a trip to washington dc in march 2 compete for a -- to compete for a prize. >>> students opened up a time capsule after school today and there were photos of long-ago student, a book titled "free love: california" and the board of education salary schedule in 1911 and those included a letter explaining at that time the city had just recovered from the effects of the great earthquake and fire of 19 oh six. >> there were many occasions that i got the chills. >> no one even knew that the time capsule existed until one person found an article from 1910. >>> a spanish cycling official has proposed a one-year ban and he would also lose his 2010 pro- victory. contodor said that the drug found in his system came from eating contaminated meat. >>> how important is your pet? a new study that may surprise you. >>> there may be some rain on the horizon. >>> if you are not near a television, you can always watch bay area news at 7:0

that, for the most part, young people may not even know who you're talking about when you say "charlie parker" or "duke ellington"? >> marsalis: it saddens me that people my age may not know that. and it's a comment on the failure of our education system to deal with cultural education. not just duke ellington-- walt whitman, the list goes on and on. so it saddens me for us as a nation. because we have such a rich cultural heritage, and we would be so much the better for it and we would make such better decisions if we understood what brings us together. >> safer: jazz at lincoln center does its part to keep the heritage alive, bringing high school bands to new york for classes with the pros, and for a chance to strut their stuff, beneath the sophisticated eye of ellington himself. but these are the lucky ones. across most of the country, cultural programs in the schools range from spotty to nonexistent. >> marsalis: the arts are our collective human heritage. you're a better person if you know what shakespeare was talking about, if you know what beethoven struggled with, if you know about ma

. >> la pone imposible para el parker que no puede hacer nada, pero sí fíjate que dice ayúdenme son tres contra dos. >> tres rivalesontra dos en el área chica. >> claro que la jugada va un poquito a la línea defensiva de querétaro y le cuesta muchísimo este gol de rafa. >> aprovechó el error defensivo. >> para kwauj aro el primero del partido. >> y en este minuto 11 ya en el del saludo y la forma cómo toca con todo con la libertad del mundo rafa la mandó a guardar. >> es un equipo que se basa su forma de trabajar en la forma defensiva. >> y ellos mismos lo saben aunque estamos en la zona defensiva. >> a ver la respuesta. >> arranca, nava, nava, nava. pateó de zurda y le tapó a tiempo excelente, justo, precioso mauricio martín romero. >> y este gol va abrir el encuentro. >> obliga a querétaro ir por todo y en eso, e eso el ganador puede ser morelia. >> mira qué pelota por acá por la derecha. >> y se lo quita después el centro. >> medio gol como se dice. >> efraín cortéz fue a marcar en una zona dde tendría que estar originalmente boborelli romero quedó también pagando.

parker. >> host: you can speak to the music thing. you have a background. there's your clarinet? >> guest: yeah, it was -- but, you know, as i say it's a combination. it was a beautiful day. it's the vision of 250,000 plus people. it was the excitement, i mean, think about, you know, how he was randolph introduced martin luther king jr. you could feel it, and he says, now it comes to that time -- because he was the last speaker. >> host: okay. no one follows dr. king. >> guest: it's come to that time, brothers and sisters, and now it's my pleasure and privilege to introduce thee undisputed moral leader of this nation, the reverend dr. martin luther king jr. and the place just like boom. okay? now by the way, let me back. you know there was some discussion in the preplanning on the march on washington about who was going to speech. >> host: and how long. >> guest: and how long they were going to speak. those of us around martin, and martin himself really thought that he should be the last speaker. but he certainly felt and all of us around him it was not appropriate for him to say

repealing the so-called jackson benteke amendment which is one of the dinosaurs of political drastic parker of the time of the cold war. but it's not enough we have to have more time as we have to have more docking mechanisms we have to have more bridges the more into dependent we are the better it is for our future how should she be ready to kishen be interpreted by those examining russia's foreign policy well actually for russia it's quite a natural step. i think that one of the main goals of our foreign policy is to have. friendly or at least in your drill neighborhood on our borders. russian united states america our only fifty kilometers far from each other we have a merry time border in the bering strait far in the north op in the north. and i think that for us the relationship with the united states of america is of crucial importance we are two biggest nuclear powers we are two biggest global powers we have to coordinate what we do in the international arena so for us it was quite a natural step just to explain to our viewers why have russian lawmakers sought to amend elements of th

he made the comments added in a view on wednesday at parker smith. this is not the first time he's started with the notion he told play bay more dizzying that he was interested in running for office. >> in canada and family welcome to a newborn boy into the world in as snowstorm. he does could not wait for a hospital his grandmother was driving the car, pulled over, his mother gave birth rate there on the side of the rare emergency crews found in the storm with the little newborn. the babies healthy and happy to have an exciting story about hours born. >> michael jackson's own doctor was in court yesterday, it was eight preliminary hearing to decide or not he could stand trial. >> michael jackson's family members including his sister latoya, mother katharine, brother jackie attended the hearing in los angeles. several friends of the late pop icons to the court house where proceedings began to determine whether there's enough evidence to try dr. murray for involuntary manslaughter in the death of michael jackson more than a year-and-a-half later the c

tiny parker. spurs win 113-102. rodgers the gay nobody wanted in the nfl draft. remember he was plumme plummeting and had to sit and witness for brett farve kept retiring unretiring now the former cal star going to the super bowl. rodgers emerge as most accurate passers in the league. threw for 244 yards yesterday ran for touch down as green bay defeated chicago to win the title. packers and steelers. and rodgers is one of the elite quarterback in the game. >> we win enough play on offense to put us in a good position to win the game. we'd like to put more than 14 points on the board obviously but about we are going to the superbowl. we have a week to relax and get our body back and go to dallas and get a win down there. with no americaleft in the australia open you have to wonder where will the next generation of american players come from maybe in dublin. young lady who looks like the next venus. about. >>reporter: 15-year-old simmons won the first tournament at 8. 10 single title in the girl 18 division. she has been compared to one of the game top players. >>

second quarter, more from the parkers. starks from four yard out. stretches, he's in. grebe greek -- green bay up 14-0. the bears can get back in at the game bought jay cutler picked off and it's 14-0 pack at the half. that would become his final throw of the game. he injured his knee at some point in the first half. didn't know exactly when, but did not return. his backup was ineffective but the third stringer provided a mark. takes it down to the one. on the very next play, chester taylor cop verdict it into points. we have a ball game. it's 14-7 packers. but hanie is a third string for a reason. a huge misstake. raji with the pick. game over. right? not so fast. takes the bears 81 seconds to answer. hanie to bennett. tuts the packer lead to seven. 47 seconds left. same score. the hanie magic runs out. shields with his second interception of the game. that seals it. >> just have to watch a few years ago when we got beat. obviously liked to have played better today. >> didn't play as well was i wanted to. but we made enough plays plays n the game. >> it's a lonely fee

he went bach and forth, playing bach, charlie parker, bach, several international compilations. we raised over $10,000. more good news. on the heels of our recent announcement that we received the $4 million state grant for renovations, we have some more good news. we were notified by the storage shed council that we had received another $200,000 for the renovation of that park. it is in one of the city's densest areas with the highest concentration of children. the project as a result of the trust for public land. we work closely with community members to develop the city- approved plan to make it a vibrant, a welcoming resources for a neighborhood that has an estimated 6000 kids. the new park will have a basketball court, the perimeter path, and a brand new clubhouse. a want to say great thanks to the youth storage should council, and i want to extend my appreciation for those that worked on the grant. it provides $30 million in funding over a 10-year period. it provides outdoor opportunities for youth. we're very excited. from good news to the less good. or maybe not so bad.

now you know that's what charlie parker does. john coltrane. excuse me. when he finished i went up to the podium and i said you were john coltrane, charlie parker, it was unbelievable. >> host: and you can speak to that music thing because you have the music background. but, you know, as i say, it's a combination. it was a beautiful day. it's the vision of 250,000 plus people. it was the excitement. i mean, think about, you know, he was philip randolph introduced martin luther king jr.. you could feel it and he says now it comes to that time because he's the last speaker, comes from that time, brothers and sisters, and now it is my pleasure and my privilege to introduce the undisputed leader of this nation, the reverend dr. martin luther king jr.. and the place just -- now why we cannot let me -- you know, there was some discussion in the planning of the march on washington of who was going to speak and for how long. now, those of us around martin and martin himself really felt that he should be the last speaker. but he certainly felt, and all of us aroun

earlier tonight, on cnn's "parker spitzer," "30 rock's" alec baldwin talked about a future in politics. later, an actor with other ambitions. [ male announcer ] earlier today, your living room was game day central. [ cheering ] a place for friends, family, and your husband's trademark victory dance. [ cheering ] now the crowd is gone. and all that remains is the stink. [ dog barks ] but you're ready because febreze air effects cleans away tough game day odors in the air. sweat-socks, chicken wings, garlic dip. and leaves a light fresh scent. febreze air effects. just one of the many ways to keep your home fresh with febreze. >>> back with a special 9:00 edition of "360." comic roseanne barr. >> is that what that was? >> also weighing in, political strategist cornell belcher. >> you are the front brother. >> earlier tonight on cnn's "parker spitzer," eliot spitzer asked actor alec baldwin if he had any plans to run for office. here's what the "30 rock" actor said. >> i've had people approach me -- >> never heard you stammer before. >> i've had people approach me about running for jobs a