against south carolina. connor shaw has hit 19 in a row and the gamecocks have a second down and 11 at the 19 yard line. he will run it. oh, boy. what has most impressed you about the effort today? >> gary: connor shaw. i think because he's been able to manage his throws. a lot of these have been easy throws. missouri, you can say what you want, but when steve spurrier gets your number, out of those 17, 18, 19 throws, half of them have just been gimme throws -- that is, dump-offs, so i think if you're going to have to move up on the receivers and force those receivers from south carolina to beat somebody, you can't give them gimmes. >> verne: the draw play again. >> gary: nice play. >> verne: shaw has gone to this several times, steve spurrier has. >> gary: i think brad madison got him from behind that time, didn't he, number 57? >> verne: i believe so. shaw sat out the east carolina game. that was a victory here. dylan thompson looked terrific as the back-up quarterback and then reinjured that hairline frac

for south carolina before. >> verne: 4-0 start for steve spurrier. >> verne: and the south carolina gamecocks. missouri's first road trip in the s.e.c. leads to a defeat and a rather convincing one at that. now let's look at the player of the game presented by russell athletic. gaudy numbers for connor shaw. 20 of 21. including 20 in a row. two touchdowns. he also rushed for 41 yards and he is with tracy wolfson. >> tracy: that's right, connor. i have to ask you, first, did you know that you had 20 straight completions? >> i didn't know it until they told me at the end. i had a lot of help around me, though. >> tracy: it seemed like you were in a rhythm, feeling it. was that the case? >> i think it was the first drive i had an incompletion, our team got on a roll i and i felt good, frustration the last two weeks coming off an injury, but i have had a lot of support and i bounced back this week. >> tracy: how are you feeling physically? >> i feel good. i'm going to be sore tomorrow but i felt good during the game. >> tracy: you talked about the help around you and how good is it to see lattimo

south carolina, they do grits. iowa, eating ham. >> what does new hampshire serve? >> well, maybe we're going to have some fish. maybe some kind of morning fish. >> lobster roll or something like that? are you not visiting other states? suddenly those are the breakfast invitations that seem enticing? >> neighbors in arizona and nevada. >> also primary states, i noticed. >> are you kidding me? >> in all seriousness, why do you believe you should be looking at winning national -- >> i don't believe that. i can tell you this. we've had seven consecutive years while i've been governor of the largest surpluses in history. cut more taxes for more montanans than any governor in history. invested more money in education and found out from the u.s. kren is bu census bureau, montana is number one in college degrees. >> that's the story you need to tell? >> got with money and invest in the future that's what this country needs. >> a little change. what did you think of your picture four years ago? watch yourself. >> i don't know. looked like a kid there. >> brian schweitzer, e

south carolina comes back to win 38-17. college gameday in columbia south carolina. for next week's game between south carolina and these georgia bulldogs, georgia beat tennessee, 100 yards rushing. that is gurley. georgia right now on espn alabama looking to be in control against ole miss lsu stepping out of the s.e.c. a game in which they trailed in baton rouge. right now on espn2, oregon is leading washington state. this game being played in seattle. wanted to pass instead can't find your receiver he'll take it. and go into the end zone. 13-yard score, right now it is 23-22. second quarter on espn two. the ducks on top. earlier here on abc, ohio state quarterback braxton miller overcame a knee injury to have 315 total yards, this touchdown pass to smith and ohio state wins over michigan state 17-16. they get nebraska next week. we'll see you next weekend. # "and then, there's both." "erika tsubaki is a big fan of both." "that's what she and her team had in mind when they designed the all new ford escape." "with more cargo space than before, wrapped in a brand new

i'm live in columbia, south carolina. part of our continuing fight against republican efforts to suppress the vote. today is national voter reg rags day and we'll be talking about that later. but we begin with tonight's lead. it's the policy, stupid. more evidence the romney campaign is in deep trouble, support sagging in poll after poll. the candidate continuing to commit gaffes. but today mitt romney put a brave face on all that and after bill clinton introduced him at an event, today he actually cracked a pretty funny joke. >> if there's one thing we've learned in this election season, by the way, it is that a few words from bill clinton can do a man a lot of good. all i got to do now is wait a couple days for that bounce to happen. >> yeah. hey, what about my clinton bounce? yeah, i don't think that's going to happen, governor. here's what president clinton said today about your tax plan. >> we know what governor romney says, which is that his proposal for dealing with the debt is first to make it bigger by adopting a

assistant democratic leader congressman james clyburn of south carolina joins me now. they then sort of got their voice and figured it out. it was of course memorably the way ronald reagan was able to defeat jimmy carter. but how does the president answer that question to all of the people by two to one who are telling us they are worried the country is headed in the wrong direction because of persistently high unemployment and the new job numbers will come out on friday, potentially if they're bad, stepping on whatever excitement comes out of the convention. >> well, as any politician, thank you so much for having me, but i'm a little bit reluctant to do hypotheticals but i will say this. i see a significant improvement in the job numbers in my congressional district in south carolina. one county, williamsburg county, where historically number one, number two in unemployment, that number has now dropped. they're now 17. that's a big drop. why, because we have done a lot of infrastructure projects, the kinds of programs that we did in the stimulus bill that people in s

again, i want to thank the senator from south carolina. all of the colleagues that have joined, all 82 who have joined as cosponsors. we began with a handful, but the compelling power and persuasiveness of the need for this resolution i think is carrying the day, and i again yield to the senator from south carolina, my good friend and the leader in this effort. the presiding officer: the senator from south carolina. mr. graham: i want to thank senator blumenthal for those articulate words about the resolution and the kind comments he made toward myself. the other senator from connecticut, senator lieberman, was on the ground floor of this effort, like he is on everything, that deals with constructive foreign policy in the country, but one of the original partners we had in trying to get this thing going was senator ayotte from new hampshire who is a freshman senator but who has quickly hit the ground running and i think has become really a strong voice on national security. with that, mr. president, i would like to yield her whatever time

he's part of the south carolina rough riders. in an exclusive interview, antoine thomas is joining us right this minute from south carolina. how do you think this accident -- >> honestly i'm not too sure. he says he didn't see it. there's a group of us that saw the trailer slow down, but next thing i know he comes flying over my shoulder. couple riders said he passed them. maybe he wanted to get to the front. >> what wept through your mind when you did see this footage. >> it happened so fast i didn't really see it until i watched the video. pretty much amazed at how far he actually went in the air. i heard the impact when it happened, but -- >> after seeing something like this are you reluctant to get back on your bike? >> i actually rode my other bike that same night. not more reluctant at all. more aware of what's going on. >> what did the bike look like after all of this? >> wasn't much left of it. it was broken. you couldn't tell it was a bike after that. >>> take a look at this video from inside a department store. accordin

. >> stephen: my governor, south carolina. he's a good man, a friend. >> his republican legislature overruled him. it was a huge fight and he says it was such an unbelievably lonely fight he told me he thinks that had something to do with his trip down the appalachian trail. (laughter) he did say it. (laughter). >> stephen: really? >> he said it was an extremely...

the unemployment rate in north carolina is a lot lower than in south carolina. south carolina. we know what to do but washington isn't doing it. cities are doing it. and washington's just getting in the way. >> and that is the message. thank you so much. we'll see you in mork for education nation. >> looking forward to it. >> the gridlock will be horrible. >> it's new york. we're not going to have gridlock. i promise you can get around. take mass transit. >> thank you. i shall. mike bloomberg, the mayor. >>> next, the ambassador talking about the middle east. tank tank woman 1: this isn't just another election. we're voting for... the future of our medicare and social security. man 1: i want facts. straight talk. tell me your plan... and what it means for me. woman 2: i'm tired of the negative ads and political spin. that won't help me decide. man 2: i earned my medicare and social security. and i deserve some answers. anncr: where do the candidates stand on issues that... affect seniors today and in the future? find out with the aarp voters' guide at earnedasay.org like a squi

. >> finally tonight, a couple next door in south carolina has been desperately seeking an organ donor. they have not found one yet, but they did find something else. a whole lot of friends that they never knew they had. here's steve hartman, on the road. >> larry and his wife have been happily married 56 years. so happily in fact that larry has now come to realize the downside of loving someone so much, that you cannot live without them. >> i love her. >> you can't live without them ... >> she is my heart. >> part has never been an issue for these two. >> i know that he loves me. >> what has always been lacking is a kidney. she was born with only one. and now that one is shot and she needs a transplant, but neither her husband nor anyone tested and her family is a suitable match. she is trying to get on a donor list but the weight is about two or three years long and that is for a kidney from a deceased donor, a transplant donors that it their kidneys from living donors tend to live longer. >> i'm going to get a kidney. >> which is why he decided to try completely radical approach to

>> we said in south carolina that if you have to show a picture i.d. to buy sudafed and to set foot on an airplane, then you should have to show picture i.d. to protect one of the most valuable, most central sacred rights in america. the right to vote. >> according to reuters, voters in south carolina, nikki haley's home state, 20% more likely to be black. and just over 1/3 of registers voters do not have a driver's license. anyway, the reverend jesse jackson, the great man, the president of the rainbow coalition joins us. you were calling me up last week. you were so angry and concerned as a leader, a civil rights leader, about this new ploy to keep people from voting. >> the irony of nikki haley, she got the right to vote because of the voting rights act itself. then 18-year-olds to vote in 1970. and then students could then vote. and able to get the voting. she is a product of the voting rights act. their plan is negation, purging, voting suppression. and confusing people. and inciting their base to vote. >> but it seemed like they're trying to deny

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laws in wisconsin, colorado, florida, iowa, ohio, south carolina. and a federal court is still considering whether south carolina can implement that new law. ron allen is live for us in philadelphia. tell us about the arguments the justices will be hearing today. >> reporter: this case has to do specifically with a photo requirement in the voter i.d. you law that was passed here in march. opponents claim there are tens of thousands of voters who can't get that appropriate i.d. in time for the election and they say most of those people are minority, the elderly, students. the requirement is for a driver's license or passport or a student i.d. card that has a specific expiration date. what the opponents say is a very burdensome what yo burdenso burdensome law. democrats including the obama administration maintain that these laws are designed to suppress the vote. supporters insist they are trying to protect voter integrity. although here in pennsylvania, both sides agree that there is no evidence that there's been any in person voter fraud here to spe

in south carolina they asked the officials of south carolina where are is the voter fraud? where are the cases? they can't come up with them either. >> this is the other key point about -- about that sudafed versus getting on a plane. the sudafed thing exists because there are many cases of the creation of methamphetamines in people's basements, getting on a plane, it's because of september 11th. because of horrible things happen, we institute new rules. there is an aclu argument, you shouldn't submit those. but here is the abuse, here is why we put in the law. in the case of voter i.d., there is no abuse. >> the abuse is black people come vote for somebody they like. todd forbid. >> the other problem that's problematic, the idea we make comparison to consumers versus citizenship. these those are all consumer needs versus a democratic demand as a citizen. the fact that our political world has gotten so reduced. one sense, a really disappointing aspect to american life. most are speculate fors most of the time. it's rare they get to do something in the system. the fact this

south carolina governor nikki hailey got when she brought it up last week in tampa. >> we said in south carolina that if you have to show apick i.d. to buy pseudofed, so step on an airplane, then you should have to show i.d. to have the right to vote. >> imagine getting roused up about restricting voting. that's what you saw there. according to reuters, voters in south carolina, liking the proper i.d. are 20% more likely to be black and just over o one-third of voters do not have a driver's license. reverent jesse jackson joins us. you were calling me up last week, you were so angry and concerned as a leader, civil rights leader, about this new empl ploy. >> you got the right to vote because of the voting rights act. to vote in 65 blacks to vote and then 18 years to vote in 1970 and then students could vote on campus and we were able to get bilingual voting. it is a product of the voting rights act. their plan is negation, purging voter suppression and confusing people. it is a very similar part to win the election. >> it seemed like they're trying to deny. for example, if you come from

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i enjoyed teaching the public schools of south carolina but that is a government job and if we don't have teachers for our children we cannot have --. >>neil: your point is well-taken. but what is scary to me and maybe i am living in an alternate universe, when there is a video that runs in here, government is the only thing we all belong to. no it's not. >>guest: no i don't who is running that. >>neil: are people aware in this room that the debt exists, that the job growth is sub par, and it is not just the democrats but the republicans contributed. >>guest: i have heard people mention the debt and the deficit. i am very concerned about that. i was on the --. >>neil: i might have messed it. >>guest: i heard people talk about debt and deficits. maybe i am just hearing things but that is what i heard. >>neil: and this is your chance to clarify that. would you bring up the debt? >>guest: i'm not focused on debt or deficits right now. i'm focused on our investments in the future. i'm focused on --. >>neil: you are a huge big wig here, a big deal in congress and you are saying it is not

south carolina fighting to keep its voter i.d. law intact. oklahoma continues to fight the health care law. and there is much more. we will talk to the attorneys general, leading the charge. taking a look at the top stories, new jersey governor and romney supporter, chris christie said wednesday's debate will be a shining moment for governor romney. to you about this point, both sides have been working to lower expectations, but christie said, quote, the whole race is going to be turned upside down. tomorrow, medicare will start charging hospitals that re-admit too many patients within 30 days. it is part of the obama administration health care plan to improve the quality of care and save taxpayers moan. a disabled delaware money said she fenned off a would-be robber with the only thing she had -- a cane. she hit a man with her cane. there was another robbery down the street the same day. no word if the two are connected. those are some of the top stories. a group of veterans is pedaling across america, about to make the final journ tow groun

carolina is involved in, i volunteer you to do something, i volunteer the state of south carolina to challenge dodd-frank in the courts of the united states. south carolina, we are going to challenge that law, we're going to take the battle back to washington d.c. because community banks on main street shouldn't be choked to death so that big banks on wall street can take our money. the dodd-frank wall street reform and consumer protection act was signed back on july 21st, 2010. and at the time president obama made the case for it like this. >> demand accountability and responsibility from everyone. it provides certainly to everybody, from bankers to, farmers to, business owners to consumers. and unless your business model depends on cutting corners or bilking your customers, you've got nothing to fear from reform. >> and we don't know about any other states that may join south carolina. but we have heard attorney general wilson say similar things about repealing dodd frank or challenging, rather, dodd-frank in the past and the new tier, he plans to-- the news here, he plans to file

so in the south -- south carolina is a state that's next in line to have that kind of review process. that protection is an important one for those who believe that the law is going to have a negative impact. final thing to mention is early voting. in a large number of the southern states the democratic party used early voting quite effectively to get african- americans in particular out to vote. they utilize sunday morning voting after church. getting a large number of people to the polling places. that is not going to be as widely available as it was before. in a number of states arguably because of economic belt- tightening. the legislatures have decided to curb that somewhat, and to some extent they've been successful. that is likely to have some impact on the extent to which democrats can lock in a number of votes fairly early. the game is going to fundamentally change, to use the phrase, because of this policy. last thing to mention -- all of these laws, as i think i've made clear, are all being sort of seen through the lens of the 1965 voting rights act which was mentioned earl

carolina is involved in, i volunteer you to do something, i volunteer the state of south carolina to challenge dodd-frank in the courts of the united states. south carolina, we are going to challenge that law, we're going to take the battle back to washington d.c. because community banks on main street shouldn't be choked to death so that big banks on wall street can take our money. the dodd-frank wall street reform and consumer protection act was signed back on july 21st, 2010. and at the obama made the case like this. >> demand accountability and responsibility from everyone. it provides certainly to everybody, from bankers to, farmers to, business owners to consumers. and unless your business model depends on cutting corners or bilking your customers, you've got nothing to fear from reform. >> and we don't know about any other states that may join south carolina. but we have heard attorney general wilson say similar things about repealing dodd frank or challenging, rather, dodd-frank in the past and the new tier, he plans to-- the news here, he plans to file suit in the next few d

so texas and south carolina are two of them. the reason this isn't an issue in ohio or pennsylvania, those two states are not preclearance states. so voting rights do not control -- >> there were states in slavery, part of the union, and they didn't have a jim crowe industry. >> that's right, it basically places the onus on the state rather than the disen franchised individual to make their case. so what's been happening is the court has been saying look, we're going to weighthis, and bisically we're going to look at the possibly for voter fraud, and the burden on potentially disen franchised voters. because of this negative history this state has had, the thumb is heavily on the scale against that state and for the plaintiff, right? so what's happening now is a lot of these states are complaining and saying this voting rights act itself is unconstitutional. and that challenge, we don't need to wait for either texas or south carolina. the cases are coming to the court and supreme court years are like academic years, to the 2012-

texas, wisconsin and south carolina, which is currently appealing. pennsylvania is pending. alabama and mississippi need the green light from the justice department. of the eight , only tennessee ad kansas will have to meet the new strict standards this november. >> we want to make it easy to vote or hard to cheat? we can do both. >> reporter: with both sides fighting against any voter being disenfranchised in november, neither is willing to give up a single vote. make sure to stay with cnn throughout the week for updates on this story. pennsylvania is expected to announce its decision on voter i.d. laws by tuesday. >>> the onions gallup poll says white rural americans prefer iran's president over president obama. we'll tell you who took credit for the phony story. >>> but, first, let's go to chicago. a man came up with the idea to open up a gym after he lost his job. as you see, it has a lot more to offer than just dumbbells and treadmills. chicago yoga instructor bret holten had no idea to be a small business owner until he lost his job. >> this gym actually closed down an

so texas and south carolina are two of them. the reason this isn't an issue in ohio or pennsylvania, those two states are not preclearance states. so voting rights do not control -- >> there were states in slavery, part of the union, and they didn't have a jim crowe industry. >> that's right, it basically places the onus on the state rather than the disen franchised individual to make their case. so what's been happening is the court has been saying look, we're going to weigh this, and bisically we're going to look at the possibly for voter fraud, and the burden on potentially disen franchised voters. because of this negative history this state has had, the thumb is heavily on the scale against that state and for the plaintiff, right? so what's happening now is a lot of these states are complaining and saying this voting rights act itself is unconstitutional. and that challenge, we don't need to wait for either texas or south carolina. the cases are coming to the court and supreme court years are like academic years, to the 2012

gowdy's home state of south carolina. he was in his car waiting to pick up his daughter from an evening service. he said a woman in the parking lot thought he was following her. he told her he wasn't, but then she drew a weapon, and pointed it at him. gowdy drove to a nearby police station and got an escort back to the church. police arrested the woman. >>> officials at yellowstone national park say youtube video of a bison encounter made them really angry. >> take a look. this is tough to watch. they're especially upset with the adult who initiated the whole thing. some kids were walking along a trail when they came across this bison roaming free and grazing. the man shooting this video encouraged the kids to get closer and touch it. the bison zeroed in on one small boy. that youngster managed to run around a tree and rejoin his group. everyone is laughing in this video. not yellowstone officials. they say they're incredibly lucky that no one was injured or killed. that boy was quick on his feet. >>> a jail house confess

i'd ask my colleague from south carolina if he has any more comments? mr. graham: i yield now to senator baucus who wishes to speak. mr. mccain: we yield the floor. mr. baucus: i thank my friend from south carolina. i thank the senator from florida. i'll be very brief because i know other senators wish to speak. this last conversation i think is extremely important. northern africa, other arab countries are in a state of flux, to say the least. the arab spring has caused lots of questions and propose found implications that we don't begin to now fathom. if those countries don't have executive governments that have any experience -- they have replaced tyrants who preceded them. these are muslim countries. many of the people who live in these countries feel that other parts of the world are wealthy and they have been put upon. after that, these are countries which in most respects have very, very high unemployment. and after that, most of the population, the demographics of these countries are such that close to half of the population are under the age of, sa

i think south carolina jewish community probably came out and said to him you need to back off. nikki haley is the first african-american woman to be governor any state. >> bob: indian. >> dana: sorry. indian american woman. obviously i got that wrong. spoke at the convention. why would he call her eva braun? >> greg: two things. left created the idea of hate speech because they're good at it. we invented a word called harpootleaned. that means you say something stupid and ten say something dumber to get out of it. >> eric: i thought that was a biden. >> bob: i don't remember us having a long discussion when paul ryan gave his speech full of misstatements. >> greg: he didn't call anybody hitler. >> bob: you are right about that. >> dana: why did you bring up paul ryan? we are talk about the fact that democrats called republican, referring to them as nazis? bob, that is desperate. >> bob: johnny burden an ol friend of mine from california made this reference. he is a recovering alcoholic. sometimes recovering alcoholics make dumb statement. witness me. >> dana: that is not an exc

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