tony scott. they're treating this case as a suicide. saying he jumped off the vincent thomas bridge yesterday in san pedro, california. his death take the entertainment industry and insiders by surprise. >> we use the word shocking all the time when we hear about these deaths. but to think of tony scott, brother of ridly scott, one of most prominent and successful directors we have jumping off a bridge is almost impossible to contemplate. >> scott directed many blockbusters like "top gun," "crimson tide." he also produced a number of films with his brother including this summer's movie. the next reality series is called "coma." according to box office mojo,ie in theaters. this morning, hollywood is taking this in this morning, taking to twitter to talk about their sadness over this news. >>> also a developing story in missouri. an investigation under way after a race car driver at the missouri state fair lost control and slammed into a fence in a pit area. five spectators were injured including t

tony scott. they're treating this case as a suicide. saying he jumped off the vincent thomas bridge yesterday in san pedro, california. his death take the entertainment industry and insiders by surprise. >> we use the word shocking all the time when we hear about these deaths. but to think of tony scott, brother of ridly scott, one of most prominent and successful directors we have jumping off a bridge is almost impossible to contemplate. >> scott directed many blockbusters like "top gun," "crimson tide." he also produced a number of films with his brother including this summer's movie. the next reality series is called "coma." according to box office mojo,ie in theaters. this morning, hollywood is tang this in this morning, taking to twitter to talk about their sadness over this news. >>> also a developing story in missouri. an investigation under way after a race car driver at the missouri state fair lost control and slammed into a fence in a pit area. five spectators were injured including two

>> good evening, scott. i think new orleans is the destination and, you're right, isaac is getting stronger tonight. the very latest has it as a strong tropical storm, 70 miles per hour, moving northwest at 12. that slower movement is going to be critical over the next 48 hours. the forecast now is for a category two along the louisiana coast tuesday night or early wednesday morning and that would mean a 100 mile per hour storm. >> pelley: what is the big problem here, david? is it the wind or the water? >> it's going to be a little bit of everything, i think, scott. especially if that movement to the northwest at 12 slows down even further. we're talking about storm surge, but we're also talking about incredible rainfall potential into wednesday, a lot of the lower mississippi river valley along the gulf coast could sigh eight to 12 inches of rain. where you see that white it's not out of the question that we could see spots with as much as 20 inches of rain. of course, the coastal flooding will be a proble

scott is no longer in command. the japanese come knocking again in november. command of task force 64, soon to become 67, default to gormley's chief of staff, captain, now rear admiral callahan, wasn't about to see his career go down with his boss, went gormley is released, the chief of staff goes to halsey is as please send me back to see. i'm a fighting sailor, give me a command. so halsey is also a falling -- fighting sailor goes along with him and gives him the command of task force 67. he comes in, and because callahan had 16 days and you rank over scott, scott effectively is removed from command under the operation of the rules of seniority. so now we have admiral callahan in charge of the cruisers when the japanese come calling on the night of november working. the so-called battle of friday the 13th was almost impossible to track and to break apart. once the main force allied north of guadalcanal that night, november 13. you have a japanese bombardment force consisting of a pair of battleships, these are wo

, the actress donna scott. he was 68. >> a british film director, tony scott, being remembered in hollywood today. american healthcare is not often associated with affordability, but here's a story of one man determined to change that. for more than half a century, the doctor has been caring for residents of a rational, in illinois. walking to his office and you think you had step back in time. but at just $5 a visit, this 87- year-old physician has become a hero to his many patients. recently, he invited us into his busy practice and offered this first-person account. >> everybody in town knows him. everybody in town loves him. >> are you sick? >> sore throat. >> he has been my family doctor since my grandma. i know him better than most doctors. he has everything in his head and as a look everything up on the computer. >> i'm a doctor in russia fell, illinois. i've been here 57 years in the same building. i'm 87. i charge $5. >> this is our cash drawer. >> about 30 years ago, it went to $5 and it has been ther

> good evening, scott. i think new orleans is the destination and, you're right, atioc is getting stronger tonight. the very latest has it as a strong tropical storm, 70 miles per hour, moving northwest at 12. that slower movement is going to be critical over the next 48 hours. the forecast now is for a category two along the louisiana coast tuesday night or early wednesday morning and that would mean a 100 mile per hour storm. > pelley: what is the big problem here, david? problem is it the wind or the water? >> it's going to be a little bit of everything, i think, scott. especially if that movement to the northwest at 12 slows down even further. we're talking about storm surge, but we're also talking about incredible rainfall potential into wednesday, a lot of the lower mississippi river valley along the gulf coast could see eight to 12 inches of rain. where you see that white it's eot out of the question that we could see spots with as much as 20 inches of rain. of course, the coastal flooding will be a

we've had technical difficulties with scott budman. scott, what are the details here? a billion dollars on the line, sdplekt. >> yes. it's a big win for apple as we solve our technology problem in essentially what is a big problem for the biggest technology company settled very, very quickly. less than three days deliberation for the jury and the settlement very one-sided. samsung said to have violated several of apple's iphone and very specifically the home screen where you start when you use your samsung phones and your iphone. the damages, as you mentioned, raj, staggering, $1.05 billion that samsung was ordered to pay to apple because of the patent violations. on the other hand, apple found not to have violated any of samsung's patents. we look forward to a lot of disputes about this but we can tell you investors very happy and after-hour trading, apple shares reaching an all time high. >> scott budman reporting live from san jose. >> we hear an appeal is already in the works. >>> okay. jeff ranieri is in san francisco bay enjoying the boats out on the water. he jo

>> it's so interesting, scott. if you look at the indicators, mitt romney ought to be running away with this race. most americans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction, the economy is sluggish, unemployment's high. but he's not. it's a dead heat, a nasty republican primary, a barrage of negative ads and, i must say, a gaffe or two along the way have taken their toll. fairly or unfairly the polls suggest that people just like the president more than they like mitt romney. republican senator lindsey graham told a breakfast here "we're getting killed on the personality race." that's why i think ann romney's speech here last night was so important. she wowed this convention with a speech aimed directly at women voters. it gave a whole new human side to romney. it's too soon to know the impact beyond this convention hall and romney still has to close the deal when he speaks to the convention tomorrow night. now, i've never been one to offered a vice, but thinking back on the response ann romney got last n

in fact, scott brown is, you know, in favor of abortion rights. he insulated himself before anybody could really lodge a clear attack on him. >> thank you so much. we turn now to the potential risk of having paul ryan on the ticket if he's tied to an unpopular congress. will it drag down the romney/ryan ticket? that risk highlighted as part of nbc news/"wall street journal" poll. it's brand new, just released it shows congress with its highest disapproval rating ever. 82% of those surveyed disapprove of the job of congress, just 12% approve. joining me now, nbc news senior political editor mark murray. mark, even before this issue with congressman akin, we had this concern that congress is so unpopular, we know the president's squaring off against house republicans, and that essentially means paul ryan. >> that's right, tamron. we've known for the past year that congress has been pretty unpopular. what is striking in our poll is, though, that it actually has reached a bottom in the approval rating. just 12% of registered voters approve of congress

scott and his big brother, ridley scott, battled for top billing in the family. ridley had hits like "gladiator." tony scott's death has stunned the industry. >> we use the word shocking all the time when we hear about these deaths. but to think of tony scott, broerp of ridley scott, one of the most prominent and successful directors we have jumping off a bridge is almost impossible to contemplate. >> twitter lit up with comments like this one from fellow director ron howard. no more tony scott movies. tragic day. casey wayans joins us from los angeles. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: hollywood really is struggling to absorb this news that one of its most acclaimed filmmakers has taken his own life. tony scott, the british born director and younger brother of ridley scott jumped to his death from a bridge in san pedro, california, just yesterday afternoon. he was 68 years old. and the los angeles county coroner's office tells cnm tn t death is being investigated. they also said a witness saw him jump off the bridge. tony scott is best known for directing

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byron. >> reporter: well, scott, firefighters and deputies drove through neighborhoods here. they spoke on loud speakers. they gave clear and simple directions-- "you have 90 minutes. pack what you can and go." kim garmillion and her husband thought they were done running when they moved here from new orleans. they were wrong. >> i think it's crazy. we move here after katrina, and we're just praying that everything will be fine. >> reporter: isaac has already dumped more than 20 inches of rain along the gulf coast in three days, and it's still raining. today, mississippi's lake tangipahoa swelled beyond its banks. this lake is a 700-acre pool that feeds into rivers stretching more than 60 miles. authorities say they'll have to release some of its waters. it's the only way to save some 60,000 people from having their homes overtaken by floodwaters 17 feet deep. >> so if you have registered, please come inside. >> reporter: local shelters like this one in kentwood, louisiana, filled up quickly. cherrie gibson says she wasted little time getting here. you've got your clothes and

but to think of tony scott, brother of ridley scott, one of the most prominent and successful directors we have jumping off a bridge is almost impossible to contemplate. >> if you have seen "top gun", "crimson tide", you're familiar with his work. he produced a number of films with his brother, including the promethius, "coma" is set to appear next month on a&e. scott's movies as director and producer grossed more than $1.6 billion. robert rodriguez tweeting this, tony scott, great knowing you, buddy, thanks for the inspiration and advice encouragement and decades much great entertainment. a lot of people -- a lot of people very, very saddened by this. let's bring in roger friedman for parade.com. soledad? >> thank you, roger, are you there by phone? >> good morning. >> good morning to you. what a tragedy. >> it's a real tragedy because first of all, the scott brothers were very close and it's a terrible thing for ridley scott. they worked on a lot of projects together and had a company called scott free productions and they produced "the good wife" on tv and doing a lot of tv shows rec

>> possibly, scott. that's why you have to look, you know, one thing you can look at in this market with the volatility being so low, the vix down near historic low levels you can go out and buy puts at a very inexpensive price to protect against that pull back. no, i'm going to disagree there. i think the best case again is if bernanke comes out in jackson hole and says we're seeing enough signs that we don't need some sort of a bailout again, let the economy work out on its own, i think that would be the best case and then you can look, you want to talk sectors start looking at some of the construction names, u.s. focused construction names, that i think will start to move q4 and q1 of next year. >> wow. baker, so i mean bernanke can come out and say qe3 ain't coming, market goes higher? >> the other thing too, this rally we saw in the summer wasn't really broad. we were talking about the hedge fund performances, a lot of people missed it. a lot of people sitting on the sidelines waiting to get in. loo

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we're learning tonight that before last month's theater massacre in colorado, officials at the university of colorado invalidated the access key of james holmes so he could no longer enter the buildings of the medical school campus. that was part of what prosecutors revealed in a court hearing today that was attended by holmes. the prosecutors are asking the judge in the case for holmes' records and e-mails from his time as a student at the university where he was studying for a ph.d. in neuroscience. they're hoping to establish a motive in the shooting that killed 12 and wounded 58 others. senior correspondent john miller is joining us. and, john, what else did we learn? >> reporter: well, scott, when prosecutors made their argument that these records are relevant to their case, they said some things we'd never heard before. they said the school records would detail how holmes failed his board exams, his withdrawal from the ph.d. program, that holmes made threats to the university o

for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. we'll see you monday from the republican national convention in tampa. good night. >>> we are following breaking news right now. investigators with the d.c. police tell us an officer was forced to shoot a suspect. it happened just a short time ago on fourth vote in southeast and we are told that that suspect was taken to the hospital in critical condition. we've got a crew on the way to the scene and we'll have more on that story as soon as we get that information from out in the field. >>> 40 years behind bars, that's what a self-admitted kidnapper could get after entering a guilty plea today in montgomery county. his wild actions led police on a chase through four counties and it was all caught on the dashboard camera. our ken molestina live in montgomery now with more on the plea and the shocking video just out today. ken?

and, scott, someone very close to mitt romney said to me, "this speech is not so much about and, scott, someone very close to mitt romney said to me, "this speech is not so much about throwing red meat to the crowd inside here but reaching women in ohio, that key swing state. and we'll hear mitt romney really reaching out to disaffected democrats and independents. at one point he will deliver a stinging rebuke of obama saying, "you know there's something wrong with the kind of job he's done when, as president, when the best feeling you had was the day you voted for him." >> pelley: norah, thank you. this afternoon, mitt romney ran into his running mate here, paul ryan, and essentially told ryan thanks for setting such a high bar for my speech. ryan brought the delegates to their feet last night with a sharp critique of the president's economic record. >> it began with the housing crisis they alone didn't cause. it ends with a housing crisis they didn't correct. ( applause ) it began with a perfect aaa credit rating for the united states. it ends with a downgraded america. >> pelley: we

>> reporter: scott, nevada is a battle ground state. even now two-thirds of las vegas homeowners are underwater. leaving many of them angry and frustrated. >> come back here. reporter: dave and sheryl burton worked hard to buy their las vegas dream house in 2007. the perfect place to raise their children, max and chase. >> as soon as we moved in, the market tanked. >> reporter: the house they bought for $700,000 now is valued at $325,000. >> when the market tanked, our mind set was put your nose to the grind stone, keep working hard and it will turn around. well here we are five years later and the end is is not in sight. >> reporter: they can't refinance because they're underwater. and their bank wouldn't consider reducing their $680,000 loan. you'll be paying that large sum for a house that will never be worth that >> you're exactly right. seems kind of foolish, doesn't it >> reporter: during the boom years las vegas kept spreading into the desert. this gambling town betting it would keep growing and prices would keep rising. well, li

whatever it takes to get what rick scott wants. mr. sawyer is the resisting local elections official. he happens to be a republican. he told "the miami herald" that it is clear that rick scott is trying to intimidate him. but he said that the attempt is not working. he is not scared. that lone republican supervisor in south florida stands out, not just in florida, but in republican politics at large. i mean, the standard used to be that republicans supported the voting rights act. now texas republicans are openly calling for the repeal of the voting rights act in their state platform. this weekend in the same interview where he offered his theory about rape and pregnancy, congressman todd akin suggested that the states should be allowed to do whatever they want with elections. >> elections have historically always been a state thing. and i didn't realize how important or how good that was until we had that very close race, a second race with george bush, and you had something that goes wrong in florida, and i'm thinking, boy, it sure i

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we're learning tonight that before last month's theater massacre in colorado, officials at the university of colorado invalidated the access key of james holmes so he could no longer enter the buildings of the medical school campus. that was part of what prosecutors revealed in a court hearing today that was attended by holmes. the prosecutors are asking the judge for holmes' records and e-mails from his time as a student at the university where he was studying for a ph.d. in neuroscience. they're hoping to establish a motive in the shooting that lled 12 and wounded 58 others. senior correspondent john miller is joining us. and, john, what else did we learn? >> reporter: well, scott, when prosecutors made their argument that these records are relevant to their case, they said some things we'd never heard before. they said the school records would detail how holmes failed his board exams, his withdrawal from the ph.d. program, that holmes made threats to the university of colorado cam

and, scott, more trouble is coming. close to two feet of rain could fall on mississippi by friday. >> pelley: mark strassmann in the storm. thank you, mark. all that rain that isaac is bringing will be welcomed farther north. have a look at this. parts of arkansas, missouri, illinois, and indiana are dealing with an extreme drought and that's exactly where the remnants of isaac are expected to be in the next few days. isaac is driving up the price of gasoline. the storm has all but shut down production in the gulf. gas was up five cents today to a nationwide average of $3.80 a gallon. here at the republican national convention it is paul ryan's big night as he accepts the nomination for vice president. the last republican member of the house to do that was william e. miller, barry goldwater's running mate in 1964. they lost. so norah o'donnell, ryan's speech tonight could help determine whether he becomes vice president or the answer to a trivia question. >> reporter: that's right, scott. a senior romney advisor tells m

>> reporter: scott, nevada is a battle ground state. even now two-thirds of las vegas homeowners are underwater. leaving many of them angry and frustrated. >> come back here. >> reporter: dave and sheryl burton worked hard to buy their las vegas dream house in 2007. the perfect place to raise their children, max and chase. >> as soon as we moved in, the market tanked. >> reporter: the house they bought for $700,000 now is valued at $325,000. >> when the market tanked, our mind set was put your nose to the grind stone, keep working hard and it will turn around. well here we are five years later and the end is not in sight. >> reporter: they can't refinance because they're underwater. and their bank wouldn't consider reducing their $680,000 loan. you'll be paying that large sum for a house that will never be worth that? >> you're exactly right. seems kind of foolish, doesn't it? >> reporter: during the boom years las vegas kept spreading into the desert. this gambling town betting it would keep growing and prices would keep rising. well,

robert scott jr. of capitol heights pled guilty to two counts of indecent exposure. our charges are pending based on an online complaint. >> mr. scott had on distinct clothing when was contacted by the officer that day. the day before we received a call for indecent exposure and the day of his arrest we received an online complaint for indecent exposure for a person wearing similar clothing. >> reporter: scott is expected to receive a misdemeanor charge for the incident on july 25th. >> we offered victims the opportunity to make anonymous complaints. we know in law enforcement usually sex crimes are underreported. >> reporter: there have been 70 online complaints of sexual abuse or harassment on metro trains since the system was activated march 9th. a team of transit police officers will follow up on every one of them. the online reporting form is easily accessible on a smartphone. both these women busily checking theirs at reagan national airport stop say it's a great option, especially for women tra

scott walker made the case. he helped the fact that he could win a recall election when he did level with people. we are going to make the hard decisions and make these difficult changes and it's going to work. you started to see that work. that is one of the reasons scott walker won the recall election. that is one of the reasons wall ryan was able to be picked. you talked before the recall election in wisconsin to karl rove. you said he would be in camp if scott walker won. there were people skeptical of that back at the time. i i think karl rove it turns out was right about that. >> okay, steve. i just got in the reaction officially from the obama campaign. hit romney chosen a leadership who shares his commitment to the flawed theory new budget busting tax cuts for the wealthy while placing greater burdens on the middle class and seniors will somehow deliver a strong economy. the architect of the radical republican house budget ryan like romney proposed an additional 250,000 dollar tax cut for millionaires an

for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> now, "entertainment tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> what's next for america's new olympic darling gabby douglas. the fame. the endorsements. will she cash in on her gold medal win? >> people are estimating $10 million in endorsements alone. >>> i'm watching all of it. >> "entertainment tonight's" all-time favorite tear-jerkers. >> benjamin button.

>> reporter: well, scott, the conditions are far from ideal. the turkish government has spent more than $300 million trying to host these syrian refugees to the best of their ability but often these camps are very overcrowded. often there is no running water. there is limited electricity. and these refugees are often arriving with nothing but the clothing on their backs. so it's quite a desperate situation. >> pelley: now, the turks have talked about setting up some kind of a safe haven inside syria under the protection of turkey. now, how would that work? >> the idea is to try to isolate a small strip of land along the border that would be a safe haven for the millions of internally displaced syrians. but, of course, the main issue is who is going to protect the people inside that buffer zone? who is going to ensure that they can... the assad regime does not destroy... use its air assets to attack those people and the answer is that the international community would have to agree on some type of small-scale no-fly zone and at the moment it doe

i think scott touched on this. florida senator marco rubio says he wants to make all olympic winners in terms of medals exempt from paying taxes on their prize. he doesn't want to punish people who succeed. the u.s. olympic committee pays you for winning, $25,000 for gold, $15,000 for silver, $10,000 for bronze. for winning a gold you are taxed about $9,000 for a bronze taxed about $3500, if you are a big star, not a big problem because you have endorsement money. if youing like danell leyva you get taxed $3500 you're not a big star, that's what the aim of this bill is to do. a little olympics. that's how we do. christina, now you can jump back in. >> nobody puts baby in the corner, raj. >> it's fun to see all of the coverage. thanks, raj. >> great stuff. >>you can always head out to nbcbayarea.com to find out which bay area athletes are competing and when. look up events and find all of those on line listening at nbcbayarea.com. >> time to check out the area. it's going to be nice, you and your gymnastics. >> if y

and, scott, that is something this economy has never done before. >> pelley: rebecca, thank you very much. because more jobs were created than expected, wall street took that as a good sign. the dow closed up 217 points, closing above 13,000. with 95 days to go before the election, we wondered about the president's job creation record. so have a look. the great recession was still on when president obama took office in january of '09. that month the economy lost more than 800,000 jobs-- grim days. and it continued to lose jobs for 13 more months. in march of 2010, jobs began to grow. there was another dip, but jobs have been created for 22 months in a row now. still, that growth is too modest to put a dent in the unemployment rate. jobs are the issue likely to decide the race for the white house, and we have two reports tonight. first, bill whitaker with the romney campaign in las vegas. bill. >> reporter: scott, governor mitt romney came to this city with one of the worst unemployment rates in the country-- 12.1%-- and last blasted president barack obama for today's jobs numbers. >>

it was during a process of bringing to pull down to jail at once where scott escaped scott is being described as a white man in his late 30's parade by of the tall weighing about 200 lbs.. it you are asked to call police if anyone sees him. >>> 7 cisco police will be allowed to use pay but been many cops are ready have. >>> he thinks taser is are the answers. the chief asset police commission to consider a pilot program requesting trained officers to use the eat non- lethal weapon. >>> the weapons systems, the electronic control devices, the purpose is to immediately immobilize the individual prayed stopping it the individual from engaging in a further acts of violence. it is effective in 80 + of the cases >>> they are siding that of the man in july for the need of lasers. the ac you sent a 12 page m letter to the mayor parade >>> we've been asking do you think police officers should be carried on with the weapons like to users >>> a beaufort said of course. just make sure to train them in the proper use of it. you can continue to send your comments to further discuss this. >>> rival gang sho

i'm scott budman, "nbc bay area news." >> scott, we'll check back with you at 6:00. thanks so much. >>> a new warning from b.a.r.t. riders today from oakland police. thefts are way up, and the robbers want your electronics. they handed out flyers near the station advising users on ways to stay safe. the most frequently stolen items are cell phones and i foeiphone. police are advising commuters to keep their personal electronics hidden as they walk and only take them out when you can be aware of your surroundings. the sales are full and racing is furious. the world america's cup series race in the bay area in the books. today we found out why. >> laurwrence scott is back wit us on dry land. let's remind everyone of your nautical exploits on the water. the only local reporter to be invited out on one of the oracle boats. we call this active journalism. this is yesterday. lawrence hanging on for dear life. tonight, though, back dry and warm. the kinder version of lawrence scott. take it away, lawrence. >> i really loved it, raj. it was a great experience and wonderful l

host: scott helman, immigration issues. latinos are much more supportive of obama and mitt romney at this point in the campaign, according to a story that was in "the miami herald," immigration issues, the dream act, the economy -- the economy was the top 1 prius mitt romney going to appeal to that voting bloc? guest: that is what he is hoping, that they care more about the economy than anything else. this is something that mitt romney has changed his mind on, or least changed his tone. he was much more willing to accept a compromise solution on immigration. as he has courted the right wing of the republican party, he has taken a much harder line on illegal immigration, and in the primary, you remember him attacking rick perry and newt gingrich over their alleged softness on the issue. this is a really delicate thing for him, because hispanics are a very significant voting bloc. they favor the president. what he will do is say, look, the president promised to deliver on immigration reform and he has not done that in a big w

there's lawrence scott right now. he'll be up in our 6:00 p.m. show live on the water as they are dealing with the winds 30 miles per hour right now.

now the director toby scott i -- tony scott is dead after witnesses say he jumped off of a bridge. >> we're all baffled as to why this has happened. >> shepard: tonight, a possible clue and what police found inside his car. it's one of the most exclusive golf clubs in the world. home of the masters where legends play. after years of controversy augusta national plans to let two women wear its green jacket. tonight a boys club breaks down a barrier. trapped in a run away car going 100 miles per hour. >> i vehicle went into the right median and left median. how it happened and how he finally stopped first from fox this monday night. governor romney and paul ryan campaign trail. republic ticket is trying to turn the tables on president obama by making medicare something democrats had thought was a republic weakness into a strength. medicare is the healthcare program, of course, for older americans. been around since the mid 1960s. in this election year it is in the crosshairs of both political parties. romney and ryan are again accusing the president of raiding medicare to pay for the he

that moment with the mom on the stage, the camera hitting scott walker as tears are falling down his face. the end of it where mitt romney came on stage two nights ago kind of fell flat. his family comes on stage and exactly how you want to end the speech, he left the audience wanting more. he left the audience on its feet. that's what chris christie wanted to do. that's what mitt romney wants to do tonight. >> we talked about this with sarah palin. a moment in time, big speech, excited people in the hall. what does this mean though for the campaign? this was a good night for paul ryan. >> right. >> it's hard to think otherwise if you like the republican ticket, but does a vice president really help push this past the poll line? >> history says, no, it's always going to come down to the candidate itself. two big things, one, it gives his energy to the republican party. at the end of the day in a narrow election, you need energy. turnout matters. different republican party with paul ryan in it. on that score it was a genius pick by romney. i was very skeptical when he made the pick. i

>> reporter: the fed has three orter:y options, scott. it could keep interest rates at or near zero percent for longer, say as many as three more years. it could buy more treasuries, to ldimulate the economy. at it could give banks less interest for the reserves that fed keep at the fed. >> pelley: i'm curious, interest rates have been near zero for 3.5 years, hard to imagine, still happy made much of a dent in unemployment. woy doesn't that work? >> reporter: the underlying thought here is that doing this will get the banks lending at lendper rates. but the banks have to want to ennd the money to get the money net into the hands of consumers, and consumers and businesses have to want to borrow the money. so it relies both on the fed's policy but also the psychology of the marketplace and that psychology just hasn't found a rful armyse it wants to move in. >> pelley: we are going to move on to syria now where rebels with rifles are holding out ityinst one of the most powerful armys in the middle east. fighting raged for an 11th day in ale

scotts to kerr, 37-years-old wasound -- scott foster, 37-years-old was found walking off campus. a palo alto police officer saw him, no doubt about it, here the guy in the t-shirt, blue jeans and handcuffs. he is now in custody he was taken into custody averagely 1:30 this morning on a domestic violence charge. he lives on campus, the son of a stand ford employee don't know his relationship -- of a stanford employee don't know his relationship with the university he lives with his father. he was arrested for killing his girlfriend's hair. police had him in custody originally in handcuffs he got way we talked to the chief about how it wrapped up. >>> a palo alto police officer standing a perimeter in the area saw mr. foster walking out of prim -- perimeter thought he matched the description, othered he was wearing handcuffs. other officers responded to the area and scott surrendered without incident. >> reporter: he originally was facing possibly a domestic violence charge. might be a felony, might be a misdemeanor to be determined. now he's definitely facing escaping, which is a

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>> ah, thank you, scott. here's one we all wish we had. turning over about 66 million shares today versus 400 on an average day, deal's are done. i went out and looked at other assisted livings like esc and others, scott. i would focus on some of these over the next two weeks. >> all right. stocks as you know are unable to hold on to the new highs. rising gas prices, fiscal cliff. europe just some of the reasons why. tony dwyer, chief market strategist, is betting the bulls will fight back and he joins us now. tony, it's good to have you back on the show. >> good to be here. >> you still have your aggressive price target between now and the end of the year. certainly the rally appears to be a little bit tired but where do you think this red bull jolt is going to come from? >> well, i think it's going to come from -- when we initiated the 1575 target it was last october. it seemed as insane then as it does now. it's coming from the same place. it's something that i fall back to every time i talk to one of our institutional clients. the mark