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it was his first start after the torn achilles' tendon last year. illinois came back. appears to have tweet his ankle and achilles' tendon he sat out for the rest of the game. with under four minutes to go after a fumble they get the score from 6 yds out. illinois winds it 38-35. you have to give the coaches a lot of credit they did a good job at staying in thatit. >> we knew there were going to be ups and downs whoever thought it was going to be a easy win did not know what they were talking about. >> the fighting irish came out firing in lafayette tonight. they were no match for a notre dame. notre dame leading 35-3 the huskies came back late but was not enough losing 48-41 it was a shaky game for the cardinals. he puts this one out for a three wantrun home run. they won a 11-6 and took the lead in the series we were able to add some points on and that made my job a lot easier. diamondbacks. coors had a 2-0 lead. brewers take to gain 14-one the game 4-1. can't but looking nice and loose against the rangers. the game was tied at 3. this was a double to bring in a run.

it has been confirmed that he -- the first baseman tore his achilles' on the final at bat against thenals. his recovery time will not be known until after he has surgery. he could miss the part -- he could miss the start of spring training. john is back with the 74 cast after this. >> what a day to day. we will see it again tomorrow. >> it will keep going for a while. >> at least for the holiday weekend, right? >> for some. tomorrow it will be around 80 degrees. columbus day around 80. a be a few clouds, still some very nice weather. by tuesday, it starts to cloud up a little bit. by tuesday night or early wednesday morning, rain chances this bike up and we will deal with the rain chance wednesday and thursday. maybe a few sprinkles. i am all choked up. a very nice day tomorrow and monday. >> thank you. so much. thank you for being here. we will see you tomorrow morning starting at 5:00. saturday night live is next. have a great night. >>> we go now to washington, d.c. where mitt romney is taking

. >> i don't know why he would talk about his own achilles heel, which is illegal immigration. same question for the romney campaign. why they would put an ad about his stumbling in debates when the biggest achilles is immigration. if i'm mitt romney, i will hit him on that and ignore the stuff about his own -- it doesn't make much sense. >> juan, i have to assume as a democrat, i assume you will vote for barack obama for re-election. is that a fair assumption on my part? >> if -- looking at the candidates that the republicans have on the stainless steel so far, i haven't seen anybody who seems as good as obama, so, yeah. >> obama -- >> i am hope thawing might run sean, or something. >> you would vote for me over obama? >> oh, i like you. i am sad to say -- i don't want to shock people. >> all right. but -- as a democrat, more left leaning, this is probably from your perspective, even though this happened between hillary and obama, this is probably from your perspective a good thing, right? >> no. look, i mean, gosh, i'm so old, i remember ron ron and george bush, the elder, go

the best offenses in the league when it comes to moving the ball and spreading the field but the achilles heel, is the eagles record that doesn't show just how dangerous this team can be. >> we know offensively they will move the ball and bring it so we can get our hands on some turnovers hopefully it will be the outcome of the game but we will face some adversity. we have got to make sure that they don't put any points on the board. >> and their first full practice after a week off tight end chris cooley was once again limited because of his bum knee missing all of the preseason because of that knee injury and has had somewhat of a little impact so far this season. the nfl season may be five weeks old but we know who the redskins will face next year besides their usual divisional games. the skins will host atlanta, baltimore, cincinnati and carolina. they go on the road to face new orleans, tampa bay, cleveland and pittsburgh. in the first two games last season alex ovechkin had already tallied two goals and two assists. this season he has got just one assist in zero goals. not the start

. -- insult he may have torn his achilles. >> they all went a little nuts.ou didn't get that joke. the brewers and diamondbacks tied 1-1 in the 6th. chris young with a spectacular catch. three pitches later and they do get the hit they are looking for. it is 2-1 brew crew. he puts down a safety squeeze. the game is tied. in the 10th with a man on second 1k3 morgan comes through with the biggest hit of his career. the brewers win in 103-2. so break out the bubbly. they are going to the alcs for the first time in 29 years. >> i knew we were going to win it. >> blue collar town and blue collar kids getting out there and geting it done. >> ready for the series 1234* the nlcs starts on sunday. after a disappointing start at the frye's .com open tiger woods shot a three under par 68. this is his second round action from the golf club near morgan hill. he got the disbally going with shots like this one on 8. he went on to par the hole. he is doing much better. he makes a cut, but at one under he is still seven strokes off the pace. garrett willis is shooting a 69.

that is that one of the big achilles heels of psa testing is that you identify some cancers from not needing to be treated. in this country they're often treated. that is the down side. we need to stop that. we need to use the testing more intelligently. >> reporter: instead of abandoning the test completely as dr. carroll suggesting, being smarter about it, not completely linking diagnosis and treatment, figuring out who needs to be treated. >> yeah, that's a great point. the thing -- the job of the task force was to look at our current practice of using psa screening in healthy men without symptoms and to evaluate the evidence of whether there's reduced mortality after we screen in this fashion. and what we found was that there wasn't evidence for reductions in deaths as a result of the screening. and, in fact, the harms that come from overdiagnosis and from overtreatment, as peter said, outweigh the benefits that don't seem to be in existence in screening all men. >> reporter: i want to be sure that i'm clear on this, though, because dr. carroll, you mentioned 40% reduction in mor

saying that the town is plunging into humanitarian chaos with supplies of water power and food dressed achille lauro the red cross official in tripoli says the internally displaced people or i.d.p.'s are in a desperate situation. well the situation inserts we have heard accounts of i.d.p.'s about. water and electricity being cut of and a lot of difficulties with we do water supplies with access to food and access to medical supplies and medical health services we have not been able to have the guarantees from all the sides all the parties to the conflict so we have no idea of what's going on right now in the city of sirte unfortunately what we do know is that there are a lot of i.d.p.'s coming out people are are fleeing from the city of sirte passing through bridge and many of these ideas have choosing to remain around as closely as possible to their hometown they are living in difficult conditions there are a lot of children and women also pregnant women who have difficult access to medical care so the situation is dire we are very concerned especially about their health situation right now.

might that's that's the key economically they're quite strong the vulnerability the achilles' heel is their energy import dependency on oil and natural gas and that the u.s. knows full well why do you need military capacity to challenge countries. canonically well because they're up against the superpower which is spending more on its annual military outlays than the next fifty two nations in the world combined and there's a reason that all these american bases are being set up in afghanistan and iraq in countries throughout the middle east and now in probably in libya still you think that the transition power. power africa on the united states to what we call the rest of the world has started how long will it take. no one can say whether the american elite will will stop their denial of the loss of erosion of their power as the british elite it took them two world wars to admitted finally between nine hundred fourteen and forty five zero is the first step to acceptance finally like ok except fairly soon because it's it's bad for the united states and it's certainly bad for the rest o

. >> andrea: why would you bring up the achilles heel that you have, illegal immigration?'t really make much sense. most illegals get treated -- >> dana: like your little immigration problem is worse than mine. >> bob: that is right. the best defense is a good offense. i can't think of anything else. did you say i had 30 seconds left or i'm supposed to get out? tease. okay. coming up, both sides of the political aisle trying to one up themselves and use social media to get attention. i know what that is about. obama may have started it but munchkins are running out of luck. that's next on "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ our time is short ♪ this is our fate ♪ i'm yours [ singing scat ] "the five." ♪ ♪ >> andrea: welcome back to "the five." the youth vote was crucial to president obama's victory in 2008. if he wants a second term he needs young people in his corner this time around. so through is a new initiative to get young visitors on his side. specifically those who weren't old enough to vote last time around. i guess you have to be born yesterday to believe anything the man says and

. >> andrea: why would you bring up the achilles heel that you have, illegal immigration?n't really make much sense. most illegals get treated -- >> dana: like your little immigration problem is worse than mine. >> bob: that is right. the best defense is a good offense. i can't think of anything else. did you say i had 30 seconds left or i'm supposed to get out? tease. okay. coming up, both sides of the political aisle trying to one up themselves and use social media to get attention. i know what that is about. obama may have started it but munchkins are running out of luck. that's next on "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when the things that you need ♪ ♪ come at just the right speed, that's logistics. ♪ ♪ medicine that can't wait legal briefs there by eight, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ freight for you, box for me box that keeps you healthy, ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ ♪ saving time, cutting stress, when you use ups ♪ ♪ that's logistics. ♪ >>> i'm bret baier in washington. the big story here is presidential politics. tonight on "special report," we'll go to south carolina where republican

on the final out of the game ryan howard injured his achilles tendon and will have more test today but if it's a complete tear, officials say he could miss the entire 2012 season. wow. >>> and in football, the ravens have this week off and they will return sunday october 16th. of course that's next week a week from tomorrow to host the texans. we will bring all the action to you live right here at 4:00 on that day right here on wjz13. >>> >> i love the squirrel shots. >> i don't know how they-- you have a huge stadium i guess just like anything have you been to a box stores and birds are flying around. how does a creature get into a place like that. >> they are a squirrel. you are in their world. >> trying to a get a nut. >> or a baseball. >> you know that's true. as long as they get out. no squirrels are harmed in the playing of the game. >> good. >>> we are looking a at a -- at a really nice day. every week we have had rain and the ground has been soggy up until last weekend but if you have been waiting for the one weekend to do the stuff outside you may get a break. but the leafs ha

can get hammer toes, bunions, tendinitis, shortening of the calves as well as stiffening of the achillesdon. long terming this lead to damage and pain. >> not just to the feet and legs. it can travel up to your back as well. your posture. >> absolutely. your foot is really leaning forward then the center of gravity has shifted in front of you. so your body has to work and your muscles in the back have to work to reshift the balance back. it can cause muscle strain in the muscles of the back and spinal problems. >> your alignment is off. >> exactly. you have further curvature of the spine which isn't good. you can get arthritis or tendinitis. >> and you can trip and fall, hurt yourself more. >> yes. >> high heels aren't the only detrimental shoe. >> people assume, if i get a totally flat shoe like a ballet slipper or flip-flops that's bett better. then there is no arch support. you can have fallen arches, plantar fasciitis. you need cushioning and don't get the flip-flops with just little tiny straps. get a thicker sole, a bigger strap. >> we are putting our looks and our fashion choices

taken that together, has he removed a weak point, an achilles heel in the minds of republicans trying to unseat him? >> i don't think there's any question about that. two interesting pieces about this. first, republicans morris lags is more isolationist. the president put the country on the glade path out. number two, you look at the republican debate, there has been the betrayal of a lack of understanding in foreign policy, and it's stunning to a lot of people in 2011 after a decade at war. simple mistakes about geography or lack of a really well thought out point of view about america in the rest of the world. so these are issues, if you go back to hillary clinton's 3:00 a.m. phone call against president obama, who do you trust? who can handle that crisis? this president has been tested now repeat ted until that arena, and it's something he he'll try to use as a club against republicans in the debate. >> david gregory, thank you so much. >>> we have sharon epperson at the news desk with more. >> we begin with the story of a powerful earthquake today in eastern turkey. the state-run

the big achilles plan is it's geared for primary voters not general electorate. the tea party was all about dealing with generational theft of deficits and debt. this is about tax cut. tax cut theology about winning republican debate and primary. >> he will cap the budget 13% and 18% gdp. i read that and we know about the budget we didn't have one this year. $882 billion is how much we had to cut it out to cap the spending at 18% gdp. you won't get there through cuts in discretionary. >> you won't. it will come out of medicare. you have to go after medicare. >> they've all been gun-shy about specifics on entitlement reform. if this is an opening bid about tax reform, great. if is closing is to help the super committee find courage on this, great. this is not a balanced plan in terms of dealing with deficit and debt and largely sighent on entitlement and pleasing to the base. i think it's a good plan politically and a good opening bid to move us towards tax reform, not a general election bid. >> thanks. we appreciate it. >>> out next, a two week old, yes, baby res

>> it was very shrewd on his part to see that as the achilles heel. to try to almost eliminate dewey and suggest if you vote for this man that we are right to get is the midwest conservative republican party. to be fact,dewey did very little. him and taft despise each other. their rivalry is one of the great intellectual contests in american history. it is about something. it is not just about personal ambition. it is about a different view of the world, different view of government at home, a different view of what the republican party stands for, a different view of what abraham lincoln's legacy is. >> tonight we are coming to you live from the roosevelt hotel here in new york city to talk about thomas dewey. this is our 14th week series. our first phone call is brian in springfield, illinois. go ahead. >> thank you so much for the series. mr. smith, we still miss you here in springfield. i had a question about 1952. i remember reading about and illinois senator who was a taft supporter and a convention here in chicago. he went up to nominate taft a

you have hit -- might be the achilles' heel of the justice system if you can't be assured that you are going to be treated fairly with the rules that we have set up and follow them carefully by police, prosecutors, by judges you get to where you should go. you may not like the outcome but you can say i got a fair day in court and that is important that if there is any way anybody can take a shortcut to avoid a person getting that opportunity then the system has failed. >> that is the tricky thing about the constitution. the question is who does it apply to? there are people who are in this room and certainly in this district would say that the ground campaign is outside the context of the constitution just like guantanamo bay is. that is the fundamental question we have been wrestling with the last few years which is is it only limited to these very insular domestic settings of two american citizens? the kinds of things that become legal thrillers? what happens in the wider world when nations decide to avenge crimes committed against them? the reason we have the patriot act is because

it's clearly his achilles' heel.you could tell mitt romney was back in the poll position because all the other ndidates on stage were busy taking shots at him. it's his biggest weakness and one of the real questions republicans have to confront, can they have a presumptive nominee who have a same kind of health care plan that unified them when it was one of the issues of president obama. >> in watching the debate, i didn't think of it as high drama. it was kind of dry in a way. all of them were attacking one another. they really weren't talking about their economic plans. and that was supposed to be the big topic of the debate. >> except for herman cain who got to say 999 around 15 times. you could also tell that herman cain, people are taking him seriously, because that was the subject of a lot of debate and questions between the candidates. it's interesting. you know, the two candidates who are running really as business leaders, mitt romney and referman cain, are not only at the top of the polls, i think they won

. >> they have always known the achilles heel of the governor is these debates.and votes. voters are look for does he have the fin necessary, the fooe refined skill to take on somebody like the president and i think against that measure he did not do himself any favors. doesn't mean with the bankroll that he has he can't recover. it is becoming increasingly difficult and people are looking at him with a jaundiced eye. >> the winner, ed? >> i think romney was the winner and cain close second. >> romney and cain, the two business guys won the economic debate. >> what would you say, leslie? >> they stayed in the top tier and governor perry moved to the second tier. >> i disagree with that. he is third in any poll. >> i disagree with a lot of what you say, ed. bau but we can have different viewpoints and come together to elect an republican president. >> appreciate you three taking the time. you are all kind to come in tonight. thank you. >>> still up front, we are in detroit for the first day of the alleged underwear bomber's trial. that's one of the stories in toni