drop o ball, throw another ball out, same time.ince you have that--with things just dropping straight down, it goes 10 meters per second. but if it also is going horizontally, doesn't that object have to go-- be going-- traveling at a faster speed than the one that's just dropping vertical? if you're gonna get an angle that's more of this way, yeah. see what happens in freefall though that the vertical speed will keep increasing, increasing, increasing and become very, very big compared to that horizontal speed you have. so it looks like you're going straight down. what do they do in the old cartoons where the roadrunner runs off the cliff, you know? the roadrunner runs like this: da-da-da-da-da-da-da, aaaaah! foooom! okay? they go straight down. but that's a little bit different than in that, gang, isn't it? the roadrunner will be like, doo-ooo-ooo. goes like that. always going this way all the way down though. a lot of people don't realize that. they think you go like this and then straight. you don't go straight. there's always

breaking ball on the back foot. off the toe. >> the padres have been and that's not a fun team to play against and they've not scored enough runs to be in the mix and their pitching has been so good and it keeps them in every game and they can find offense and they're another one of those teams that can make a turnaround. i don't think any of the giants take the padres lightly. they're all post-season games down the stretch, yes, they're a piece of the wild card and they love the division win to avoid the do or die scenario of a wild card game. >> matt: a pass and a miss by the pinch hitter junior lake. a ball and a strike from brian wilson. >> matt: at the start of the afternoon when trailing entering the eighth inning the cubs had been 2 and 71. this kind of thing has not happened very often this year. two balls and a strike with two runners aboard and two gone here in the eighth. the dodgers have the the 2, three, four batters, puig, gonzalez and kemp. and ron is ready to do the pitching. >> john: also, six big r

it's a ball. we make a ball, and our goal is to get it into the hands of as many children as possible. local programs like crece, that offer free after-school soccer to latino immigrants in oakland, just got the first donation, volunteer coach jennifer regalado: >> look at it. just the donation in itself was enough, and then we found out that these balls don't fall apart and it meant even more to us because we don't have that big of a budget. >> reporter: what do you like about soccer? >> playing. >> you provide a ball and not only play happens but through play, change happens. >> reporter: so for recognizing the healing power of play and creating a ball for children that is as indestructible as their spirit, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to tim jahnigen and lisa tarver. kate kelly, kpix 5. >> it really is amazing. and here is that ball that tim cut into. it is as strong as it looks. a big gash right here. individual and corporate sponsors make it possible for one world futbol t

anybody ahead of him before the ball kicked?e'll see the flag come out. >> joe: again, though, it doesn't matter, there's another penalty, which is recovering the ball before it went 10 yards. >> joe: offside, kicking team. baylor will take the spot of first touching, it will be their ball, first down. >> joe: the bears will have the football at the 42 yard line. chances here for the players lower on the two deep to get some action. so much talent deep into that two deep, we're seeing guys that have made impacts already this year. russell pumps and throws for fuller. he overshot him, second and ten. >> joey: you mentioned a moment ago, fuller, jones, hall were all in the ball game there. hall has nearly 200 touches on the year. fuller has already established himself. just coming back from injury. the wealth at wide receiver is pretty impressive here at baylor. 24 touches for the fourth string running back. part of that is that devin chapin has been out. he's been the third string running back. we've not seen devin shapen tonight

anybody ahead of him before the ball kicked?e'll see the flag come out. >> joe: again, though, it doesn't matter, there's another penalty, which is recovering the ball before it went 10 yards. >> joe: offside, kicking team. baylor will take the spot of first touching, it will be their ball, first down. >> joe: the bears will have the football at the 42 yard line. chances here for the players lower on the two deep to get some action. so much talent deep into that two deep, we're seeing guys that have made impacts already this year. russell pumps and throws for fuller. he overshot him, second and ten. >> joey: you mentioned a moment ago, fuller, jones, hall were all in the ball game there. hall has nearly 200 touches on the year. fuller has already established himself. just coming back from injury. the wealth at wide receiver is pretty impressive here at baylor. 24 touches for the fourth string running back. part of that is that devin chapin has been out. he's been the third string running back. we've not seen devin shapen tonight

we've got a ball game here today, folks! >> matt: a chance of the year for alcantara and the cubs are as close as they've been since the first pitch of the aftern n afternoon. >> john: that one didn't need any win, that's for sure. the sun comes back out and moment airily and this pitch is crushed. it does not go in the right s t spot. the pitches that weren't called for strikes. got him. >> matt: dodger bull pen has put the cubs right back in play. the one-run game as we take a quick time out. a mint flavor that hointensifies as you chew.. 5 ascent gum. stimulate your senses. so dude. what'sthey're super soft.s? yeah, but why don't you just wear a hanes comfortblend shirt? it's just as soft as those kittens, but ya know, it's a shirt. but i got it off skymall . try hanes comfortblend. softness for the whole family. great. ♪ we need to just cut it down. ♪ what's the status? networks up 100 percent. ♪ hi how was your weekend? it was great! [ male announcer ] in the army reserve all it takes is one weekend a month and 2 weeks

uno ball, the japanese ball here, is about a factor of 2 higher in friction coefficient. and so if you think about you gripping the ball, you're gripping it, there's no slip, and when you feel slip happening, that tends to tighten your grip on the ball, which may further increase the stresses on the ligaments in your elbow. >> reporter: dr. david alcheck examined tanaka of the yankees. he says japanese pitchers who adapt to the u.s. major league style can overexert their ligaments without knowing it. >> injury to this ligament is velocity. higher velocity, higher incidence of injury. >> reporter: ligaments in the elbow are very small measures just three centimeters. the moment a ball is thrown the ligaments stretch to transmit the body's entire force to a person's fingertips. continuous pitching at speeds of over 150 kilometers an hour puts a huge amount of strain on the elbow. causing the ligaments to tear gradually. this can even cause complete tears as in wada's case. he moved to the chicago cubs, but experienced a prolonged period of rehabilitation. he finally made hi

it's a fumble, florida state ball, first down. >> sean: nc state had the ball for 14 plays, moved 72 yards and get nothing. that could be ball game over for the wolfpack. now florida state is scoring on every possession. cook gets 7. the official along the far sideline, art norman, made the tackle. >> chris: starting to see the florida state team of last year where they're taking control of the line of scrimmage. >> referee: personal foul, chop block on the offense, number 23 and number 35. half the distance to the goal. first down. >> sean: stevenson and nick o'leary. >> chris: i think they missed that one because stevenson, you'll see right here, hits a different guy. o'leary is going to lock up right there. stephenson, the full back is going to hit a different guy. there's o'leary sealing off. here comes stevenson hitting fernandez, number four. >> sean: terrible call. >> chris: got to be able to see that. that's a big play. you can't miss that much. >> sean: a flag thrown. no gain. mike rose and monty nelson leading the charge. >> referee: personal foul on the defense, number 94,

they're expecting the ball to be thrown short.georgia has to go deep on them. >> verne: hutson gets gurley. gurley gets a bit of a block. not a big one from brandon kublanow. skai moore makes the tackle. >> gary: skai moore, number 10, he has his eyes on gurley the whole way. beats bennett's block. wraps up gurley and doesn't let loose. >> verne: a gain of four. second down. jay rome the tight end. maxey is in at fullback. he's in front of gurley. gurley follows his lead. breaks a tackle. breaks another. and hauled down at the 25. >> gary: oh, man. that's a guy of a different breed. that's a man with speed, body lean. a lot of effort. intensity and a commitment from georgia to run him from the i formation. not a lot of teams run that i isolation anymore. it's hard not to with gurley. >> verne: a gain of 40. sony michel. maxey leads him. michel leans out -- >> gary: right at the yellow line. >> verne: yep. >> gary: michel, same play. give gurley a blow. run the same play the other way. maxey gets a nice block from michel. the play

but right now it is the ball game. can indianapolis keep it going? >> cris: chris harris, the starting corner back out of the game. tony carter at the top of your screen has been who they have been targeting. hakeem nicks, a big, physical receiver. >> al: fourth and six. can they keep it going? luck throws, no. batted down. incomplete. bradley roby, baptism by fire, knocks it away from reggie wayne. they bring a rookie in, the number one pick out of ohio state and he's had a big night. >> cris: sure has. bradley roby, a couple of big plays on reggie wayne and now the game winner. little play, little tug on the arm but you could see andrew luck is going to his guy but the young buc there to make the play. >> al: well, it didn't come easy for the denver broncos. but they will escape with a victory on opening night. after almost squandering a 24-point lead, andrew luck has thrown for 370 yards, roby getting a hug on the sideline and a well-deserved one. >> cris: jack del rio telling me that bradley roby was mislabeled a little bit. there was controversi

casilla fooled him with the breaking ball. >> john: the high breaking ball.ow it starts and catches the middle part. we've seen the high cutter get called over the middle of the plate. now we've seen the higher breaking ball. unless you know it's coming, it's going to buckle the hitter at first. the first read is going to be a ball out of the hand. >> matt: so santiago is one out away, setting him up for a series sweep tomorrow behind tim hudson. rajai davis. lays off, and it's 1-0. >> john: of course, they're looking scoreboard today, to see what the royals and seattle are going to do later on tonight. seattle plays texas. >> matt: royals in new york to take on the yankees on fs1. as davis fouls that one away. that one is under way. brandon mccarthy is on the mound. that one has just started. top half of the first. see what the giants do in september. in the world series years 2010, 2012, they get into the finish strong. 18-8 in 2010. 19-8 in 2012. a win today would make bruce bochy's bunch 4-2 in this september. two balls and a strike to rajai davis. and de

he can put the ball in the hole. >> even when i was 8, 9, 10, 11 years old, i could always put the ball the hole. it was a knack i had. >> charlie: any other sports? my first was baseball. >> charlie: would you rather have been in the major leagues than the nba? >> right now? >> charlie: no, then. if somebody could have said, okay, choose baseball, you can be an all-star, or choose basketball and you can be an all-star -- >> back then, i probably would have chose baseball. >> charlie: really? yeah, because that was my first sport i loved. basketball was just something that i played. >> charlie: could you have been as good in baseball, you think? >> if i would have kept with it, yeah, pretty sure. >> charlie: how about football? >> i play football. i play sports seasonal. whatever season it was, that's what i played. >> charlie: football in the fall, basketball in the winter and baseball in the summer. >> yeah, whatever was going on, that's what i played. (cheering) >> charlie: what do you think the potential of basketball is internationally? >> huge. >> charlie: it's just beginning. >>

you just threw away your college education. >> reporter: the ball boy gets the ball. everyone wants it. those little fans whispering into his ear. and dad up in the stands, his hand on his head. until they bring him down. >> the foul ball saga continues. >> reporter: dad heads back into the stands, where the little one is waiting. >> dad is going to keep this one. >> reporter: we called some auction houses tonight, and that ball, even a foul ball, during derek jeter's last week, could fetch thousands one day. but even if it doesn't, it already has a good story. >> dad's going to hold on to that one for a while. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. until then, good night. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game. wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show, pat sajak and vanna white. hi, everybody. hey, jim [ cheers and applause ]

plus they didn't move the ball through the air. talk about their inability to stop running game this is the second week in a row they've had trouble getting big running backs on the ground. >> they couldn't stop anybody. they don't tackle that one. morris bolt you had he wept through five games and gained 5 yards. they don't stop people. >> the funny thing is i didn't really how much we were going to miss michael kendricks we got casey matthews. ugh. he's -- >> i watched him few plays. >> i felt like they should -- in that situation i think they should have given the rookie an stunt to make plays. if he's just going to be in there being a door -- >> he can do the same thing. good experience for him, too. >> helleries, we're err talking them in the getting guys on the ground. they took tackling them on the shoulder pack. they hit their -- if i was a back i would say thank you for not hitting me around my leg. thanks for hitting my shoulder pads. let's gore for a couple of yards walking. >> only the big guys like myself -- >> can do

it's a ball. and our goal is to get it into the hands of as many children as possible. local programs like crece that offer free after school soccer to latino immigrants in oakland just got the first donation, volunteer coach jennifer regalado. >> look at it. just the donation in itself was enough and then we found out that these balls don't fall apart and it meant even more to us because we don't have that big of a budget. >> reporter: what do you like about soccer? >> play. >> you provide a ball and not only play happens but through play, change happens. >> reporter: so for recognizing the healing power of play and creating a ball for children that is as indestructible as their spirit, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to tim jahnigen and lisa tarver. kate kelly, kpix 5. >> so here's that ball that tim was just cutting into. and it really is as strong as it looks. yup. still bounces. >> i have been playing in the building. mom said not to do it. >> we should mention individual and

a&m could get this ball back. they were one first down, arkansas was, of running out the clock and winning the game, and a&m might end up with two possessions. >> verne: third down, four. >> gary: i'm surprised they didn't run both the last two plays. they are going to run it here, aren't they? >> verne: no. play action. >> gary: uh-oh. >> verne: my gosh. read perfectly by howard matthews. he went for the hit instead of the pick. >> gary: you could see it coming. i said uh-oh because matthews had this one nailed the whole way. he was playing pass and he was playing hunter henry. >> verne: and so fourth down. howard matthews. now sam irwin-hill is on to punt, the deep man is the freshman speedy noil, n-o-i-l. return is on all the way. flag on the far side. >> referee: prior to the snap, false start. offense. number 27. five-yard penalty. >> gary: it's possible a&m will wind up with the ball inside the 50 yard line. >> verne: yes, it is. alan turner who moved. somewhere. fourth and nine. >> gary: good one. best of t

there's a flag down as the ball sails through. check the marker. >> kirk: syracuse offsides. >> chris: whigham came off the edge. >> referee: offsides on the defense. >> chris: so, the field goal stands. here's the pacific life game summary. >> kirk: well, everett golson. i think we've said this a few times tonight. it's been and up and down night with the turnovers. at one point, 25 straight completions, which was a school record and one shy of an ncaa record, but he has made some great throws. in all honesty. four touchdown passes. he's just got to be more consistent. the thing that his coach and anybody that's watched him said, two things he's doing great, accuracy and taking care of the football. they have one turnover on the whole year coming into this game and tonight, five, so, that's -- that's the area they've got to eliminate. >> chris: golson was short of the fba record. now one short of the notre dame career record. going to get a chance to show you old angelo petelli, because they hit that 30-point plateau. excited abo

you just threw away your college education. >> reporter: the ball boy gets the ball. everyone wants it. those little fans whispering into his ear. and dad up in the stands, his hand on his head. until they bring him down. >> the foul ball saga continues. >> reporter: dad heads back into the stands, where the little one is waiting. >> dad is going to keep this one. >> reporter: we called some auction houses tonight, and that ball, even a foul ball, during derek jeter's last week, could fetch thousands one day. but even if it doesn't, it already has a good story. >> dad's going to hold on to that one for a while. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. until then, good night. this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- an editor at the united nations from trinidad and tobago and now in new york... a government contractor from washington d.c... and our returning champion, a higher education administrator from east providence, rhode island...

ball comes out. no fumble. remember, this is what happened to this defense against georgia in the fourth quarter. they vowed to finish this time. to not get worn down. >> kirk: that's exactly right. and that time, we talked about them being on their heels. how about the big fella, 6'2", 325 pounds. you see mario pender is coming over to be looked at it. >> chris: he's bleeding from the mouth. >> kirk: big, big collision. crawford's there, sets the edge and then you see the linebacker, stewart gets in there. but it was the big hit by greeter, like we said, over 325 pounds that hits the much smaller mario pender, only 190. >> chris: so pender out. williams in. this is cook. talented true freshman, first carry of his career against the citadel. >> kirk: who knows how this game is going to end, but should give sean maguire a lot of credit for what he's had to deal with this whole week and the way this game has unfolded. kid's shown a lot of toughness to be able to withstand everything that he's had to deal with, no

you just threw away your college education. >> reporter: the ball boy gets the ball. everyone wants it. those little fans whispering into his ear. and dad up in the stands, his hand on his head. until they bring him down. >> the derek jeter foul ball saga continues. >> reporter: dad heads back into the stands, where the little one is waiting. >> dad is going to keep this one. >> reporter: we called some auction houses tonight, and that ball, even a foul ball, during derek jeter's last week, could fetch thousands one day. but even if it doesn't, it already has a good story. >> dad's going to hold on to that one for a while. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. until then, good night. hungry horses? >> new victims of the napa earthquake. a business forced to close. where is the money raised for relieve? >> a challenge for firefighters. will the weather continue to cooperate? >> u.s. attorney launches a national crack down on community violence and picks the bay area to take a stand. >> goodness of a massing motorist, these horses are getting nourishment. experts

ball comes out. no fumble. remember, this is what happened to this defense against georgia in the fourth quarter. they vowed to finish this time. to not get worn down. >> kirk: that's exactly right. and that time, we talked about them being on their heels. how about the big fella, 6'2", 325 pounds. you see mario pender is coming over to be looked at it. >> chris: he's bleeding from the mouth. >> kirk: big, big collision. crawford's there, sets the edge and then you see the linebacker, stewart gets in there. but it was the big hit by greeter, like we said, over 325 pounds that hits the much smaller mario pender, only 190. >> chris: so pender out. williams in. this is cook. talented true freshman, first carry of his career against the citadel. >> kirk: who knows how this game is going to end, but should give sean maguire a lot of credit for what he's had to deal with this whole week and the way this game has unfolded. kid's shown a lot of toughness to be able to withstand everything that he's had to deal with, no

almost 8,000 balls.f all people are saying how do you have so much time to go to so many baseball games? >> i've worked as a baseball writer over the years. worked for minor league baseball, worked for my family's book store. my schedule has been flexible. >> why did you get this passion in your life? >> watching baseball on tv as a little kid, seeing the cameras following balls landing in the crowds, people going nuts to catch them and celebrating like it was the best moment of their lives and i thought man, that's pretty cool, i want to experience that. went to my first game when i was 6 but didn't get my first ball until i was 12 and i got obsessed with it as tried to go as much as i could. >> obsessed is a an understatement. show me the most notable ones you brought me today? >> this is probably my most favorite ball ever. the last home run that the new york mets hit at shea stadium. carlos beltran in 2008. barry bonds i caught in san diego in '06 and derek jeter home run i caught at yankee stadium i

houston recovered the ball. and then the very next for the paul, a pretty passive catch down the middle. paul was a big run after the catch, and then he loses the ball, and texas recovered that fumble, as well, the redskins still down, 14-6. sacked, hewas recently became the highest-paid defensive player in the game, and today, he showed why. 17-6 was the final, and the redskins are 0-1, and this is what they were saying after the game. >> there were a couple of plays in that game where you just wrapped your head. that is a big play. we gave up one huge play on defense. our defense played fairly well, and then we failed. >> we all know what happened with the fumbles. but we need to get the game where we can consistently run the ball and score points. >> how do you feel now that your team has played one game? >> we can do better. going to make mistakes. things are going to happen. there will be adversity throughout the game. we have to make the plays. and this is a recipe for losing. well, so now, they go back ho

but right now it is the ball game. can indianapolis keep it going? >> cris: chris harris, the starting corner back out of the game. tony carter at the top of your screen has been who they have been targeting. hakeem nicks, a big, physical receiver. >> al: fourth and six. can they keep it going? luck throws, no. batted down. incomplete. bradley roby, baptism by fire, knocks it away from reggie wayne. they bring a rookie in, the number one pick out of ohio state and he's had a big night. >> cris: sure has. bradley roby, a couple of big plays on reggie wayne and now the game winner. little play, little tug on the arm but you could see andrew luck is going to his guy but the young buc there to make the play. >> al: well, it didn't come easy for the denver broncos. but they will escape with a victory on opening night. after almost squandering a 24-point lead, andrew luck has thrown for 370 yards, roby getting a hug on the sideline and a well-deserved one. >> cris: jack del rio telling me that bradley roby was mislabeled a little bit. there was controversi

there's a flag down as the ball sails through. check the marker. >> kirk: syracuse offsides. >> chris: whigham came off the edge. >> referee: offsides on the defense. >> chris: so, the field goal stands. here's the pacific life game summary. >> kirk: well, everett golson. i think we've said this a few times tonight. it's been and up and down night with the turnovers. at one point, 25 straight completions, which was a school record and one shy of an ncaa record, but he has made some great throws. in all honesty. four touchdown passes. he's just got to be more consistent. the thing that his coach and anybody that's watched him said, two things he's doing great, accuracy and taking care of the football. they have one turnover on the whole year coming into this game and tonight, five, so, that's -- that's the area they've got to eliminate. >> chris: golson was short of the fba record. now one short of the notre dame career record. going to get a chance to show you old angelo petelli, because they hit that 30-point plateau. excited abo

we've got to run the ball.ow the ball. >> we pride ourselves on being able to finish each and every game. we've done that the first three games this season. we got to give our hats to san francisco 49ers. they did a great job today. >> la shawn mccoy was a big reason why. but the league's reigning rushing champ was off to a miserable start. he had three plays for 17 yards. >> it was a very tough sighting for anybody in there. it wasn't like if you put darren in there that he's up and down the field. running the football is a cooperative deal. it's got to be everybody and we just didn't get it done. >> so many plays we could have made ittings. we didn't. >> coming into this game, the 49ers have been out-scored 52-3. levi stadium in santa clara california for nbc 10, derek 10, comcast sports net. >> joining us now, hall of fame writer from csnphilly.com. ray, when you look at this game, wow, no offensive points for chip kelly's offense. but the running game in particular,b6 is it more shady is it just because out

we try and make sure that kid get balls that get tossed up there. >> is a true cheerleader. special nard span, a friend to those on the red porch. >> i'll hold up the sign, blow a kiss, he'll catch it and throw it in his pocket. >> nats fever yes, but friendship too. >> it's a little family. we come from all over different walks of life. >> the best team in baseball now, bob is savoring every moment. >> to have a good baseball family out there is really nice. >> and despite tonight's loss he is an optimist. he hopes to see 81 games before the season ends. abc7 news. >> the movie froze season wildly popular. but is it hiding a secret. the lawsuit disney is facing about it and claims that it stole the story. >> struck and killed a woman at this. are not surprised happened at the huntington metro station late thursday night. the victim lived just a block away from the station. what do we know? >> we know she's a wife and a mother and she would have had a birthday today. in light of this tragedy folks tell us there should be changes, perhaps warning signs and better lighting. we

but don't drop the ball.nters fall kickoff sale ends sunday. ♪ mattress discounters >> gus: 45-33 the final. oklahoma defeats west virginia on the road, to remain unde feed. the star for tonight was a young man from texas by the name of samaje perine. a true freshman who ran for over 240 yards and four touchdowns. moments ago he spoke with our molly mcgrath. >> molly: you ran over west virginia's defense for four touchdowns, over 200 yards. physically, how are you feeling right now? >> tired. very tired. but, you know, they did a good job of opening up holes. they work hard at what they do and we came out with the win. >> this is just your fourth career game. should oklahoma fans be getting used to see some more performances like this? >> they should. when keith went down, i had to step up. me and a. ross. i felt we did a really good job tonight. >> congratulations. thank you. >> thank you. >> gus: young man understands, take care of the big guys up front of the opens up a few holes on his own as well. the fi

a ball was falling. he caught the ball. what was going on?there was an umpire standing next to him. he's looking. they're looking at each other. what? and the umpire looks around and he sees gosh gibson over there talking to someone. looks at the ball. looks at gibson. then finally he makes a decision. he yells over at him, gibson, you're you, josh gibson. you're out. in pittsburgh. three days garrigues. i know that's admittedly an exaggeration of his hitting ability, but he get the point. satchel paige in this game in '42 intentionally loads the bases so he can pitch to gibson. people said there was an absolute madness. john brook o'neil playing first base and one of the managers for monarchs who told me the details of the story said he called me over and said, you know what i'm going to do? i've got to do this. we have to settle this thing once in for all between josh and me. josh is no doubted the world's greatest hitter. i'm the world's greatest pitcher. we have to settle this. who's the best? so josh gibson came to the plate. you can ima

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. >> and some pretty serious balls. >> yes. i think he's got some large ones. there he's climbing.e uses a ladder which, you know, i think i could do that with some wires and some valium probably. he's not only going to climb up it. when he gets up there, he's going to do a handstand. but once he gets to the top, you guys, what do you see going on up there? the wind. the wind looks like it's going to catch his sweat pants and bloom right off of this thing. let's come back another day. oh, no, no, no, no. he's still going to execute this handstand on the top outer edge. >> i can barely look. >> this is it from the ground, which is where i would have been. >> all of that win, that height, that little beam he is doing his handstand on hardly wide enough to put his hands on. but if you think about it, what an extra challenge, right? he can already climb up there. we know he can do a handstand. why not do a handstand with that added level of danger? >>> kitty snoozes with the dog. ♪ >>> everyone always seeming to try to one up each other. in this case, the wedding peck churs. underwater

can't get in the basket, she tries every way to get the ball out of the basket.cks her head through some of the, you know, plastic there to get the ball out, does not work, and this guy, not happy. >> [ bleep ] stupid [ bleep ] animal. [ bleep ] -- go around it, you [ bleep ]. >> by the looks of the basket, might have been playing the game for a few months now. sure she's sweet, but -- >> [ bleep ]. ♪ >>> technology, saving lives and marriages alike. this is stockton beach in austral australia, a senior in high studying design and technology came up with this, his major project. watch this. a surfer in distress. how do you solve it with technology? fred, first response emergency top. it goes in the air to assess the situation from the bch a fred drops aif >> no! >> this is brilliant. >> yeah. >> i have a feeling he'll get the highest grade on the time exam there. young people are doing things that are really amazing. >> some can be really boring in the future. >>> lisa and her husband, andrew, they had a small living room, doing a remodel, not enough room for the

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or they force you to punt the ball. the pittsburgh steelers twice tonight completely turned the tables on them and they were backed up. >> al: there's blount. trying to pick up the first down. and should have it. as we come down to the two-minute warning. >> cris: tough week for ron rivera this week. >> al: he had to handle a lot of stuff. 120 seconds left before the pittsburgh steelers fly home with their second win of the season. . >> al: after the game the michele on the field and have night's matchup in arlington, texas, between the saints and the dallas cowboys. >> cris: really no other way and i won't go all the way through all of the greg hardy stuff. give him his day in court. he's already had one. it goes to a jury trial. on the football field, this pass rush is not the same without him. it just is not. they are not as good. >> al: no way will they get him back at the erlarliest, novembe 17th. there goes legarrette blount. >> al: antoine cason said fool me once and there he stood in there. that almost looks lik

another ball player, no doubt about it. so when they saw the kansas city monarchs they recognized how good these players were. and this picture right here, this game was played in blue rapids kansas. that's the 1939 and that shows how popular they were, teams were willing to pose with the kansas city monarchs and this is at a time when racial divide could be pretty tough. but the kansas city monarchs were welcomed almost every place they went. so because of his great innovations, j.l. wilkinson we have pictured here is now a member of the baseball hall of fame in cooperstown, new york. one of his pitchers -- i might mention wilkinson also when they organized the negro national league he was the only white manager in the league or white owner in the league and how that came about was because in 1911 he organized a team called the all nations. and the all nations had many nationalities on one team traveling together. so jose mendez was them. and he was cuban. they had john donaldson an african-american out of missouri, one of

carroll, what was the atmosphere like at the ball park today?ose bumps, that's what i can tell you, jason, that last play, the catcher of the nats, wilson ramos told me he called for fastball. so when christian connected and you saw it sail into left field, this entire stadium held its breath. but he gets the out, i should say susa gets him out and jordan zimmerman who felt it building all day makes history. >> i was just trying to keep it all in, you know, i knew it was getting close and obviously with the fans going crazy. you can definitely know you're getting close to the end. and you know, just try to be myselfut there and throw strikes. [ inaudible question ] >> double, no doubt double. he comes out of nowhere and makes that catch. i guess whatever you want, he can have. >> the one thing on my mind was it didn't matter how i'm going to get there, got a good jump, and i played with him for years, the one thing i want to do is make sure any way i could catch that ball. what did jordan say to you afterwards? >> i love you and great catch. >>

it's worth two points. >> money ball, money ball, money ball. >> jimmy: ♪ it's the money ball it's myd, hand me your nuts we're going to put ♪ ♪ them in the game called money ball ♪ [ laughter ] that's a good song. you should think about it. >> you realize -- you realize this is your show? you don't have to air any of this. right? i mean, look, there's still time to edit this out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. thank you. >> okay. >> jimmy: good luck. best of luck there, blake. >> oh, i'm feeling it right here. i think i've got this figured out. >> jimmy: oh really? >> watch this? >> jimmy: go for it. >> i like that. >> jimmy: this is for the arizona cardinals. >> that's the first thing that -- i like that. here we go. ready? >> jimmy: yeah. ooh. [ audience oohs ] >> man, that was close. >> jimmy: i like that -- i like that tactic. >> bull crap! >> jimmy: all right, stop it! now, blake, calm down! [ laughter ] >> sorry. >> jimmy: and a onesy. ♪ and a twosey. >> what are you doing? that's my method! >> jimmy: and a threesy. ♪ foursy. ♪ fivesy. ♪ >> oh. ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i forgot t

the ball comes loose. the usc goes onto win this game .first lost of the season for the stanford's cardinals. raiders will take on the new york jets tomorrow morning, 10 a.m. and niners will take on the dallas cowboys. raiders in new york and niners in texas. the san francisco's giants in full throttle winning eight of their last tens before saturday's game. saturday was certainly no let down. he's going to hit this ball right down the line. it is looking good. okay, it got a little close. 4-3 giants as posey comes into play place and he hit that ball far. they're now a game and a half behind the dodgers. they would take the top wild cad spot. we had to talk about a's. josh redick, he hits this ball, deep shot off the wall and two runs. that would sky ty the game. lowery would get up there -- he would come in and score and the a's wins this one. hopefully, this will get offense back in gear as we get closer and closer to this postseaso an exciting ending at the coliseum. you were talking about the forecast, i hope it is a good forecast. >>

spider ball, ball on their own 35. eli herald, lot of fumbling today, strip sacked by straws. moments later, backup quarterback matt johns would have ball, roll out and he hit keenan severyn for the touchdown. 21-3, virginia at the half. 45-13, the score, virginia with the win. >>> to the big boys, less than 20 hours away from the redskins' season opener against the texans. high hopes yet again for the burgandy and gold. are they ready for the big stage? dave owens filed this report from houston. >> reporter: well, greetings from houston, where of course they say everything is bigger in texas. well, are the redskins ready for the big stage? the players say yes, and as for their rookie coach, they say he's prepared for the moment, too. >> we don't plan on seeing that on sunday. just a guy who's going to manage the offense, manage the defense, put us in position to make plays, kind of keep ybody calm. >> it's funny for me. my favorite week one was against the houston texans. it brings back memories of that. but, you know, it's a surprise of not really knowing what a team's going

i'm really proud of him because at 13 he said he wanted to make bowling balls and i remember back thenhave bowling balls and he kept with had dream all of the way through and hickland was proof that a career in science, technology, engineering and math can be cool. >> they're fun in general and the people that are the richest in this country get it from science and technology more times than not, not from necessarily playing sports and those kind of other things and those are high profile and good, it is a lot of fun to sit in my chair and help design bowling ball knowing that you're having a positive impact on your community, but also on the world in general. >> while ron is serving as a positive role model in his community, dr. mohammed is responsible for uplifting his in harlem, new york. mark lamont hill has more. >> he's a new director of the new york public library for research and plaque culture in harlem new york. >> i want the center to be as aggressive and as well positioned as possible to be a resource to anyone who has questions about the kind of country we live in and the

the final white ball for tuesday evening is 71. now for the mega ball. 1.inning numbers 70, 55, 25, 34, 71, and the gold mega ball is 1. the jackpot could to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds join now at fiosspeedmatch.com verizon. >>> eagles have some real challenges on the offensive. they have to get creative. >>> it will effect them on the monday. they will have a different look in minneapolis. they put two on injury reserve. it's bad for mathas but not dire. he will be eligible to return in six weeks. he's not eligible to play in a game against carolina. they signed wade smith. we are teaming up with phl17. the countdown to kick off. it starts next monday at 8:

blue jai danny tossing the ball in the stands and you can see the dad holding the ball mom with i-padording it. oh, no. his daughter threw it back. taken aback. >> time out on the field. >> even a replay. >> oh, no. the you through away your college education. >> the they watch and fans whisper in his ear and dad up in the stands stand on his head until they bring him down. >> jeter foul ball saga. little one is waiting. >> the we called some auction houses tonight and that ball even foul ball during derek jeter last week could fetch thousands one day but even if jeter last week could fetch thousands one day but even if it doesn't, already a good >> reaction on mom is fantastic. but spencer pointed out great arm. that girl can throw. >> bring it. >> she does have a very good arm. all right keep the baseball theme now. nor cal so-cal highlights tonight. >> 7 games left in the season. 155 went by like. that didn't it. >> all right. >> not for the a's. >> we have 2 great battle of local night tonight. a take it on the angels coliseum and local night tonight. a take it on th[ male announc

running the ball is key. >> maybe it's time to run the ball a little more because it's going to set up bigger plays down the field. never in the games did our offense dictate houston come up, play tighter to the line of scrimmage and allow us possibilities to get play-action shots down the field. i know this is an offense that believes they can take big shots down the field and you might have to run the ball ten more times. you might have to do a little bit more. and that aspect of the game to set up some of your bigger shots. >> at what point does desean jackson, andre roberts start saying i'm frustrated. i'm not getting the ball enough. because they're going to have to be patient right now. deshawn said yesterday, i have to be patient right now. as roberts developing this part of the game. >> it wasn't they didn't get the ball thrown to them. it wasn't they weren't part of the game plan. if they understand or think he's struggling to some regard, then they have to take this concept of i may get one catch today. i better make the most of that one catch. i better get the ball down the

the man then gave the ball to the little boy right next to him. we'll have much more ahead at 6:00. steve patterson is monitoring the latest breaking developments, as the stories hone in on their man. then a triumphant return this weekend at the racetrack. details short of the triple crown. now california chrome returns to our area. also, ahead, he's not old enough to drive, drink, or vote. but he is starting grad school monday. meet one incredible teen. carol of course is pretty incredible, too, and her forecast and more when "eyewitness news" continues, at 6:00.

. >> anybody's balls.pplause) >> stephen: in some countries, it's a delicacy, a delicacy. >> yes. an when you're poor, it can be a delicacy. as long as you give me a piece of bread, i can make it. >> stephen: so two balls on one piece of bread, that's an open face ball sandwich. (laughter) you are a legend. >> no, no, don't change the subject. >> stephen: i'm not changing the subject. i'm not, i promise you, i'm not. i would never. >> i swear to god. let go. listen-- (laughter) >> what i want you to know is that you are carrying-- you're carrying me too fast. >> stephen: let's slow down. >> you have to go somewhere. >> stephen: very slow. >> yeah, please, because we got to those ball sandwiches and i was enjoying that. >> stephen: let's linger. >> and then did you something to the ball sandwiches and i didn't want any more. (laughter) >> didn't want any more. >> stephen: i think they're enjoying themselves. i think they're coming along for the ride. >> i don't want it where they turn on you. (laughter) >>

the final white ball for tuesday evening is 71. now for the mega ball. 1.g numbers 70, 55, 25, 34, 71, and the gold mega ball is 1. the jackpot could >>> eagles have some real challenges on the offensive. they have to get creative. >>> it will effect them on the monday. they will have a different look in minneapolis. they put two on injury reserve. it's bad for mathas but not dire. he will be eligible to return in six weeks. he's not eligible to play in a game against carolina. they signed wade smith. we are teaming up with phl17. the countdown to kick off. it starts next monday at 8:00 p.m. on phl17. and no jimmy rawlins.:u his replacement fits in nicely. 3-2. leave it to freddie galvis to save the the day. a homerun. and at 3:00. and franco the rookie. a big hit. galvis scores three times. the phils win 4-3. >> it was awesome. i had a good game you know. i got a chance to play and do good. >> he likes to be the guy. when he does swing the bat and gets hit. he has hit and pop there. he hits in big moments. >> still to come in sports penn he hits in big mom

and shepard, alertly jumps on the loose ball. flowers there. and shepard attacks the football and comes up and gets it. that's what you have to do with onside kicks. it won't come to you, you have to go get it. and he did exactly that. >> gus: wanted that onside kick. >> charles: gives his team another opportunity. >> gus: oklahoma back on the field. 498 yards in total offense, 289 yards rushing, 209 yards passing. samaje perine has gone over 200 yards. let's go to los angeles for a game break. >> gus, thanks. tallahassee, number one florida state struggling without their suspended heisman winner. watson, two-yard touchdown. the tigers lead 17-10 in the fourth. back to you. >> gu >> charles: personally, i thought florida state would come together today and play their best game of the year. and clemson came into this, their attitude was, it doesn't matter who plays. we've had guys not play because of injuries and that. florida state trailing. lsu lost at home to mississippi state. it's been a tough day. missouri, losing at home to indiana. the b