of dollars building the reputation and goodwill of budweiser and other an high pressurer bush. rich edson with the news. what is major league baseball s response? jon, baseball officials say they are still waiting to seat lawsuit. a league spokesman says major league baseball properties hasn t been served with the complaint and our lawyers have yet to review it we don t normally discuss active litigation. however, we have a different view of what s been reported. those reports say anheuser-busch charges major league baseball with going back on that sponsorship deal because the league wants more money, jon. jon: some analysts say mlb is getting ready to negotiate with coarse. the current national beer with the national football league is coors light. miller coors the second largest beer he willer in the country may be looking for another high profile sports league. in light of these reports major league baseball may be looking for official beer sponsor. just that simple, jon. jo
plus, some delearships might throw in a free undercoating. this one has a different deal. people are calling us don t believe it. tonight, buy a truck and they will toss in the ak-47 for free. we begin with the political debate that will determine how much money you pay in taxes next year. i m jon scott in for shep tonight. president obama is now pushing back on a report that seemed to signal he is willing to compromise with republicans and accept a full extension of the bush era tax cuts. but he didn t really rule out the possibility either. it comes a day after the huffington post cited the president s senior advisor david axelrod as saying, quote: we have to deal with the world as we find it and the huffington post writing this. the administration is ready to accept an across-the-board continuation of steep bush-era tax cuts, including those for the wealthiest taxpayers. today while addressing supporters in south korea
guilt. this conviction would have been reversed and this execution would have not have taken place. that s the truth. instead jones was executed nearedly 10 years ago, jon. john: the governor at the time george w. bush never knew about jones request for d.n.a. test. you are exactly right. bush relied on information provided by his general counsel s office. the problem is they never mentioned the fact that jones was looking for a stay based on this new d.n.a. test they requested. bush had delayed executions for similar requests in the past. in fact he did so for another inmate just six months before jones was executed, jon. jon: the folks who this test have exonerated other prisoners. jones case is different from the others, why? that group is the innocence project. they look to exonerate the wrongfully convicted by using the more modern d.n.a. tests. they say anywhere from 2 to 5% of all the prisoners locked up right now are probably innocent. they are not though saying that