mark anderson. that will end it. phil: mark anderson, seems like every week he has a big sack late.other snap. patriots tie the team record with 19 straight home regular season wins. to improve to 4-1. the jets fall to 2-3. for phil simms and all the crew, jim nantz saying so long from gillette stadium. let's go to james brown in new york. james: all right, bill belichick, rex ryan now, 3-3 in their head to head matchups. we will now take you out to the san diego at denver contest. san diego nursing a two-point lead with 28 seconds left in regulation. let's join the announcers out let's join the announcers out there. marv: we'd like to well welcome those of you watching the jets and the patriots. a good one here in denver. a 36-yard attempt now by nick novak of the chargers with just 28 seconds to play in the fourth quarter. san diego with a 26-24 lead. novak has been perfect for the season. 10-10. and continues his perfection. we're now down to 24 seconds remaining. and the last gasp choice for denver. sunday night begins with sports super agent on "60 minutes." then "amazing race,

talks to mark anderson's former chief accountant for the european commission she says that brussels only cares about propping up the idea of the e.u. however a much the budget grows her.

and mark anderson has got an little sloppy to be able to one this down to 30 seconds and brady says ate kind of chance here, even if i have no time-outs. phil: not enough time and he does the right thing. take the sack. i don't think they would have tried a long field goal anyway, jim. jim: first punt of the day for daniel sepulveda. seventh year out of north carolina, greg warren will snap it back. phil: take a delay of game. make sure you punt it so there's no return. out of bounds or in the end out of bounds or in the end zone. phil: it's pretty amazing though when you watch games against good teams, managing the game at the end, how important it is not to make even the slightest mistakes as a head coach. jim: brady warming up. and sepulveda after a brief official conference will be sending it down to wes welker. pittsburgh and new orleans, the only two teams coming into the week in the league that would not allow a punt return of 15 yards. welker comes up and hit right away. brown was there to meet him at the 22. 19 seconds to play. phil: what you do, i would think all the new engl

on the next "anderson," mark wahlberg, how he survived the streets and roast worldwide fame. >> i was arrested at 16. a lot of guys i looked up to in the neighborhood were there and i had become one of them. i said this is not what i want from my life. i have to turn my life around. >> and a teenager shot by his friends and left for dead. abc 7, 4:00. >>> he gets it in the air. we will see you tomorrow night. >> that sealed the deal for the cardinals last night. the world series is headed to a decisive game 7 tonight. whatever happens in that game no one will ever get -- cleveland defeated texas 10-9. in edmonton the capitals lost 2- 1. now they are 7 and 1. here's tim brant. >> good morning. let's start with the redskins. the angela hall did not practice yesterday. -- deangelo hall. chris is 29 and has struggled to stay help the. he says that he's a casualty of the lockout. chris cooley. jones to smith. easy. the cavaliers take a 17-0 lead winning 28-21. the nba talks, they met seven hours a day. commissioner david stern may be a resolution and would be disappointed if they don't hav

that's not something you forget, anderson. >> mark, overall what do you think of the job the prosecution has been doing? >> i think it's very workman like. in fact, i'm impressed by how quickly they're going. normally in cases like this for whatever reason prosecutors tend to dilly-dally around. the prosecution is doing a workmanlike job. i think the defense is too. i've been very surprised by both sides, they get in, they get out, nobody's going into a four corners stall, it's been, i think, so far, a well tried case on both sides. >> from the defense, i mean, what is -- what do you think this is going to boil down to for them? >> oh, it's clearly from my standpoint at least it's clearly going to come down to dr. white's testimony and, to a lesser degree, the prosecution's testimony as to whether or not the levels of propofol were what caused his death. remember, this whole case comes down to, you can say dr. murray acted strange, you can say he acted odd. you can say all of those things, unless the prosecution can convince this jury beyond a reasonable doubt that the medicine or the ph

. >>> on the next "anderson," actor mark wahlberg, how he survived the streets and rose to worldwidee. >> i was arrested at 16. a lot of guys i looked up to in the neighborhood were there and i had become one of them. i said this is not what i want from my life, i have to turn my life around. >> and a teenager shot by his friend and left for dead. we will meet his mentor. 4:00 on abc 7. >>> gets in the air to center. we will see you tomorrow night. >> that's right. the world series headed for a decisive game 7 tonight. the cardinals made an incredible comeback with a walk off solo home run. st. louis defeated texas, 10-9. >> the capitals were on the road open to extend their season. after the edmonton oilers, they could not get it done. the capitals are just one of 10 teams in nhl history to start a season 7 and 0. >>> talks will continue today between nba owners and players. they negotiated seven hours yesterday. they ended with some optimism. >> some people are ready for that to be wrapped up. >> i am ready. >>> still another half-hour of "good morning washington." and find out whe

that's not something you forget, anderson. >> mark, overall what do you think of the job the prosecutionoing? >> i think it's very workman like. in fact, i'm impressed by how quickly they're going. normally in cases like this for whatever reason prosecutors tend to dilly-dally around. the prosecution is doing a workmanlike job. i think the defense is too. i've been very surprised by both sides, they get in, they get out, nobody's going into a four corners stall, it's been, i think, so far, a well tried case on both sides. >> from the defense, i mean, what is -- what do you think this is going to boil down to for them? >> oh, it's clearly from my standpoint at least it's clearly going to come down to dr. white's testimony and, to a lesser degree, the prosecution's testimony as to whether or not the levels of propofol were what caused his death. remember, this whole case comes down to, you can say dr. murray acted strange, you can say he acted odd. you can say all of those things, unless the prosecution can convince this jury beyond a reasonable doubt that the medicine or the pharmaceutica

wherever you are right now, mark, this show is for you. "anderson cooper 360" starts right now. >>> erin, thanks very much. good evening, everyone. breaking news tonight from italy. the best news imaginable for the family of amanda knox. in a few hours she'll be heading home, we're told, and here's how that happy ending began. take a look. you can see the story in a single picture. imagine the emotion behind this. the shot taken as the verdict came in overturning her murder conviction in the death of her roommate meredith kercher. ending four years behind bars for the american exchange student from seattle. >> translator: the greatest offense the charges a, b, c, d and with regard to e, because the fight didn't happen. so we're overturned. so knox amanda is free and raf raffaele as well. >> knox and her boyfriend are both exonerated on murder charges. the court's upholding knox's slander conviction but sentencing her to time served. a powerful incentive to overturn including evidence casting doubt on the state's dna evidence and amanda knox's own wo

mark's book. thanks so much. have a great weekend. have a great weekend. anderson cooper starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> erin, thanks very much. we begin tonight, everyone, keeping them honest with how president obama reportedly manages to have it both ways on a key promise he made to voters. back when he was running for president you may remember he said he wouldn't take a dime in campaign money from lobbyists. yet he's now reportedly taking millions from people who walk, talk, and act like lobbyists but call themselves something else. now, here's the campaign promise. >> there's only one candidate whose campaign is being run by seven of washington's most powerful corporate lobbyists. and folks, it isn't me. i don't take a dime from washington lobbyists and special interests. they do not run my campaign. they will not run my white house. and they will not drown out the voices of the american people when i'm president of the united states of america. >> here he is ten days later doubling down. >> i will take power away from the corporate lobby

. >> mark preston, senior political editor, live in las vegas, the site of that cnn debate which will be hosted by anderson cooper. and the big question of course is who will come out on top. 8:00 p.m. eastern on tuesday. >>> we know the consequence when's students cheat. but it's a whole other issue when their teachers do it. fallout from the atlanta testing scandal is coming up next. [ female announcer ] for over 30 years, we've been dedicated to helping our students succeed in america's most in demand careers. we provide you with instructors who are professionals working in the fields they teach. it's an education designed for today, from a university that holds the same level of institutional accreditation as america's top schools. experience the university of phoenix difference at phoenix.edu. >>> georgia has started disciplining teachers involved in the atlanta testing scandal. three administrators have lost their licenses. eight teachers have been suspended for two years. and almost 200 cases are still under review. in this week's "perry's principles," cnn contributor and high school principal steve

mark geragos, appreciate it. have a good weekend. >> you too. thanks, anderson. >>> up next, the man suspected in the disappearance of robyn gardner in aruba asks a judge to let him out of prison. the decision on that coming up. she, of course, still missing. tabloid reports she was buried alive. we'll see if we can knock those down or verify some aspect of them. >>> also, something completely different tonight. the big muffin mistake. remember all that talk of the justice department spending more than $16 apiece for muffins? well, the story has changed. we'll explain. >>> plus, regis philbin. how come he could be landing on the "riduculist" after his encounter with snooki of "jersey shore"? we'll be right back. medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money. that's why you should consider an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan... insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. all medicare supplement insurance plans can help pay... some of what medicare doesn't, so you could save... thousands of dollars in out-of-

mark geragos, appreciate it. have a good weekend. >> you too. thanks, andersonyn gardner in aruba asks a judge to let him out of prison. the decision on that coming up. she, of course, still missing. tabloid reports she was buried alive. we'll see if we can knock those down or verify some aspect of them. >>> also, something completely different tonight. the big muffin mistake. remember all that talk of the justice department spending more than $16 apiece for muffins? well, the story has changed. we'll explain. >>> plus, regis philbin. how come he could be landing on the "riduculist" after his encounter with snooki of "jersey shore"? we'll be right back. copd makes it hard to breathe, so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life, but with advair, i'm breathing better so now i can take the lead on a science adventure. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help improve your lung function all day. advai

mark geragos, appreciate it. have a good weekend. >> you too. thanks, andersongardner in aruba asks a judge to let him out of prison. the decision on that coming up. she, of course, still missing. tabloid reports she was buried alive. we'll see if we can knock those down or verify some aspect of them. >>> also, something completely different tonight. the big muffin mistake. remember all that talk of the justice department spending more than $16 apiece for muffins? well, the story has changed. we'll explain. >>> plus, regis philbin. how come he could be landing on the "riduculist" after his encounter with snooki of "jersey shore"? we'll be right back. isn't some . a privilege for the ultra-wealthy. it's a necessity. i find investments with e-trade's top 5 lists. quickly. easily. i use pre-defined screeners and insightful trading ideas to dig deeper. work smarter. not harder. i depend on myself the one person i do trust to take charge of my financial future. [ bell dinging ] congratulations. congratulations. today, the city of charlotte can use verizon technology

marks, white sugar, lemon juice, whole milk. it will keep your skin moisturiz moisturized. go to facebook and twitter to let us know about your health. >> anderson: today on "anderson," what am i doing up here? conquering my fear of height. >> i'm afraid of worms. >> anderson: bugs with lots of little legs creep me out. on my next show, we all have fears. i'm not sure what is in here. oh, no! we're going to show you how to face them and overcome them. it all starts now. all right? okay. >> how are you doing up there? [cheers and applause] >> anderson: hey. thanks very much. thank you. thank you very much. welcome. [cheers and applause] welcome to the program. glad you're all full of energy. today's show i think is really important. it's all about overcoming your fear. we all have things we're afraid of. some of the things we're afraid of make sense. some of them completely don't. i'm a big believer in not allowing fear to rule you, to change who you are or how you live your life. this is something that's really important to me. it's been important to me for a long time. i spent a lot of time over the years trying to eliminate the things that sca

mark, thanks so much. tonight, live on cnn, the republican candidates, as we've been telling you, are going to go head-to-head in vegas. our anderson cooper there at 8:00 p.m. eastern tonight on cnn. >>> all right, your next political update in just about an hour. go to our website, too, for all the political news. cnnpolitics.com. >>> one israeli soldier exchanged for more than 1,000 palestinian prisoners. it's a prisoner swap that might get the peace process moving again. we've got team coverage this morning. matthew chance is in gaza where some freed prisoners were sent. and zain verjee is going to join us from london with international reaction. fred, let's start with you. tell us about the homecoming. it's been five years. >> yeah, it certainly is going to be a big homecoming and a big welcome that shalit is going to receive here after five years in hamas captivity. the people of this hometown have draped it in blue and white. posters have been hung up saying welcome home. they have put white roses on the sidewalk outside of his home. the big question right here is the health of gilad shalit. during an initial helicopter ride

>> anderson, we're going to talk to the guy behind the now famous or infamous guy, depending on how you see, for herman cain. mark thinking there, and find out how much money herman cain raised this month. we have that, also the super committee. they really matter, but does congress understand how important that is? we'll talk about that in a big all right that's getting submitted by democrats and republicans. maybe a breakthrough, anderson. plus, we can't resist, from scott brown to rick perry, we've got some jokes tonight. back to you. >> erin, thanks very much. >>> coming up, earlier this week, we told you about the october misadventures of our sort of favorite, maybe not, december couple. now doug and courtney tell all about what got them thrown out of that darned pumpkin patch. the ridiculous is next. congratulations. congratulations. congratulations. today, the city of charlotte can use verizon technology to inspire businesses to conserve energy and monitor costs. making communities greener... congratulations. ... and buildings as valuable to the bottom line... whoa ! ... as the people inside them. congratu

mark twain, if you were on twitter, would he be following me. >> i will add no comment at all. andy, thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you, erin. >> thanks for watching. "anderson cooper" starts right now. >>> lions and tigers and bears let loose by a man who committed suicide. man who shot to death they didn't have tranquilizers. it's a picture that never had to happen. endangered species now laying dead in an ohio farmland, including 18 bengal tigers. >> i won't sleep for a long time even thinking about that. >> jack hanna talking about what he says is the saddest day of his life. later tonight, about those animals. the animals that never should have been kept, where they were, and whose lives never had to live the way they did. sheriff deputies became reluctant hunters in the name of public safety. >> we begin tonight, keeping them honest. holding the people who want to be president to their word. >> you won't hear a lot of shape shifting knew wants for me and want to give you a bit of true unbridled truth. >> keeping them honest, there were a number of incorrect statements made last night at the republican debate. let's take a look at the statements. >> 40%

gets convicted of this, anderson, he loses his medical license and not only does he lose his liberty then, he loses his livelihood. and that's the what concern is -- >> but marking. even if he is found guilty, which we're a long way from that, but even if he is found guilty, chances are he would not see any jail time. >> well, we have what you've been referring to is called re-alignment. just took effect october 1st. and exactly what would happen is he falls under this provision that, number one, even before re-alignment he never would have done more than two years actual, even if the judge maxes him out. and he could be eligible for the electronic monitoring. but i've said before, anderson, i've told you before, he caught the biggest break in the world when prosecutors did not charge him with second-degree implied malice murder because that carries a life sentence. so right now he's kind of playing with house money. >> mark geragos, thank you. sunny hostin as well. up next, say it ain't so. lindsay lohan back in front of a judge. we'll check in with isha to see why. re-inventing aspirin for pain relief. with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has

and mark preston in 15 minutes coming to us from vegas about the upcoming debate scheduled for tuesday in vegas. that's scheduled for 8:00 eastern time. the debate that is. moderated by our anderson thousand u.s. troops had planned to stay in iraq past the end of this year. well, that's now changed. we'll tell you why in a minute. t exclusive to the military. and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of values that drive our nation's military are the ones we used to build usaa bank. from free checking to credit cards to loans, our commitment to the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. ♪ visit us online to learn what makes our bank so different. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> some news making headlines around the world now. security forces in yemen opened fire on protesters today. anti-government demonstrators scattered when shots rang out in yemen's capital. they were gathering to march against the embattled president to urge him again to step down. witnesses tell cnn four people were killed and more than 50 wounded. nearly 300 people are now dead, blamed on the worst flooding to hit thailand in 50 years. u.s. marines are no

before, anderson, he caught the biggest break in the world when prosecutors did not charge him with second degree implied malice murder. right now he's kind of playing with house money. >> marknk you. >>> up next, say it isn't so. lindsay lohan is back behind bars. [ dr. banholzer ] every once in awhile there's a moment where everything comes together. where there's magic. and you now understand what nature's been hiding. ♪ at dow we understand the difference between innovation and invention. invention is important. it's the beginning. it's the spark. but innovation is where we actually create value for dow, for society, and for the world. ♪ at dow, we're constantly searching for how to use our fundamental knowledge of chemistry to solve these difficult problems. science is definitive. there is a right answer out there. [ male announcer ] the same 117 elements do the fundamental work of chemistry. ♪ the difference, the one element that is the catalyst for innovation, the one element that changes everything is the human element. ♪ [ inner voice ] establish connection. give me voice control. applications up. check my email and text messages. hands in position. airbags. ten of

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anderson, parliamentarian. i put it to this house that we have a duty to use the adversity of climate change to grow our economy and make our mark on the world. commonwealth land is young enough to change its ways. the motion for 2050 provides an ambitious but realistic time frame in my opinion. we have to act now, though, to develop the skills that we ed to our education system to enable the growth of decar onized and low carbon industries. for promoting and nurturing our growing technology industry which we know is one of our main strengths within commonwealth land we can create a haven for scientific leadership in the sector. we should be encouraging entrepreneurship to bring forward more companies that can help the public to develop the tools that they need to change their behavior. because only through the public's behavior will change an industry working with them can we achieve this. and in this we can then do what every country has always wanted. the government, industry and the public working together to make its nation a better place. thank you, lord speaker. >> gentleman in the light green. yes. >> lord speaker, fello