from that movie, adam beach is here tonight.e, with the number one song on the country charts, with music from this, his latest album, "neon." chris young from the bud light stage. tomorrow night, "cowboys and aliens" week continues with harrison ford and lady gaga. a cowboy and potentially an alien. we don't know. we got ticket requests this week to see lady gaga from most of north america. so we're shutting down the street behind our theater tomorrow for a big lady gaga block party. so, there's a sentence that would have made no sense five years ago. lady gaga block party. one can only imagine what the future holds. our first guest tonight rode the dusty trails of the american west with 007 and indiana jones in the new movie "cowboys and aliens." perhaps you've heard about it. it opens in theaters on friday. please say hello to a beautiful buckaroo, if ever there was one, olivia wilde. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: don't mind my -- i'll try not to shoot you or anyone with this. >> careful with that thing. >> jimmy: where d

adam scott displayed this greatness. tiger woods, not so much. found himself in the woods on sixth. gets worse. goes from forest to beach. 's a double bogey. 1-over for the day for tiger. winds up in 37th place. adam scott buries the long put on 14, a birdie, and with tiger's fired caddie, stevie williams, on his bag, adam scott wins by four shots. williams pumped up because you know what they say about what comes around goes around. >> at the poconos, brad keselowski was driving with a broken ankle, but his damage -- dodge number 2 card took the lead on a restart and keselowski took the win. see you at 6:00 with interviews from tim lincecum. >> coming up, thousands of swimmers of all ages braved the cloudy weather for a chance at a championship trophy today. we'll take you to a place where swimming fever h@h@h@h@h@ >> alan: coming up in half hour at 6:00, a three-alarm fire is burning close to homes in ben nearby -- benecia. a new warning about the economy and how the u.s. credit rating could go down even more. so join us at 6:00. >>> finally, a sign that summer is winding down. there they go. the 55th annual championshi

beach. and unable to make the on the rough. there is adamar 62. >> anyone has been off the and mured first time back, it's -- nervous to see what happens. in this practice sessions they're good. the reason why i should be worried out there. just go out there and see what happens. >> interesting tiger with all of his experience felt nervous. >> good night, everyone. ♪ ♪ this is how we do it ♪ oh, la-la, la-la got to go get a soda. be right back. santa! my man! ♪ make it a pepsi. pepsi? yeah, pepsi. but, mr. claus, i thought you had a deal with, uh, you know... i'm on vacation. i want to have a little fun. a'ight! ahh! shh! ♪ this is how we do it ♪ summer time is pepsi time naughty! nice! captioneby closed captioning services, inc. this is the "jeopardy!" college championship. here are today's contestants-- a senior from the university ofn from stromsburg, nebraska... a sophomore from the university of north dakota from stromsbfrom nebraska... grand forks, north dakota... and a senior from arizona state university from avondale, arizona... and

up the coast a bit where detective sergeant for miami beach police department, gentleman matthews e matthews is us with detailing the case of adam's abduction and murder. what do you make of the case and the folks? >>guest: well, it is not the first time they have been involved with law enforcement. it is a serious situation when the 21-year-old is identified as the ring leader and he has the mental capacity of a 15-year-old so god knows what they are up to. what is interesting is the bank robbery took place after the shooting with law enforcement. so, it wasn't like an attempt to get away from the bank robbery it was premeditated because they took all their arms, all their ammunition with them. >>shepard: had a brief conversation with cop friend in florida and he suggest ready is a great deal of concern and in his estimation unlike so many cases we cover and he tries to solve, these people don't have much to lose and they are worried about what they might do. >>guest: well, i grow with that. they will try to make a statement. and we have to decide who makes the statement first. >>shepard: all right we will keep up with this. fo

adam scott of the world championships in ohio. soundblaster russia come back for three goals down to beat switzerland six for the crash european beach soccer champions. let's start with ice hockey where last season schedule finalists atlanta have added some powerful reinforcements to their roster the moscow region side have unveiled three new signings among them. who returns to russia after nineteen years in north america the first ever russian play it to be drawn but in the first round of the n.h.l. made more than thirteen hundred appearances in america's top league school and more than a thousand points however the thirty eight year old stanley cup winner and an infant champion wasn't offered more than a one year deal in the n.h.l. and decided to add lance will play alongside another russian who has returned from the n.h.l. the collision of that though the twenty six year old forward returns to atlanta for the third time in his career and it was another last minute surprise signing this for my spot at muscat captain bronco that you voyage joins with the winners as well . but first to go off and a nasty go for should say i want a d

slipping away from the beach and crossing over and major anderson had the flag tucked under his arm that he'll raised on the new fort. >> thank you. that's just one example of adam's techniques. he takes a person we don't know much about who was not a conscious hero in the struggle, but committed some extraordinary acts. >> yeah, he was ambivalent, and i like that about him. he was seen in the army as being this sort of gray bureaucrat. he was lit rally a very -- literally a very gray looking man, very serious, a doer, and he was known in the army for having translated certain french artillery books into english. he's the guy whose course you had to pass in order to graduate. no one looked forward to it. he's the guy, major professor anderson in the crisis. he was a southern sympathizer in his heart. he even said that. he had a grievance under how slavery was coming under. this is the spot where war is most likely to begin. he's already fighting a war within himself, and so i see this character in some ways as being a sort of distillation of the war that's being fought with in the heart of america, fought with within his heart. >> adam also adds one of the postscr

adam. >> reporter: it's the calm before the storm. it's a warm day. temperatures in the 80st. this is the calmest moment. as early as 5:00 p.m. tonight we're going to close this beachclosed at least until 9:00 a.m. monday. hurricane watches extending into new england. a hurricane warning means 36 hours into that particular spot you can expect hurricane force winds. we're talking a day, day and a half. it's a large system. it's lost a little steam as far as sustained winds. it's still a strong category two hurricane with wind speeds at 105 miles per hour. the problem with this system it's so large that those swells and that surge will be rolling in. we'll see a high tide saturday night and another high tide saturday morning and that would probably be the worst of it. >> adam, thank you for the update. i just received a note that president obama is going to leave martha's vineyard tonight. he's cutting short his vacation buzz of a hurricane. that's the only detail we're getting. we'll keep you updated on the president's plans. let's go back to long island now where mike is. mike, we just heard from jeff that it looks like long island will get a direct hit from hurric

away from the beach and crossing over and and major anderson has the american flag tucked under his arm that he will raise on the new fort. >> thank you and it is just one example of adam's techniques. he takes a person who we don't know much about, who was not a conscious they row in this struggle, but committed some quite extraordinary acts. >> yeah. he was very ambivalent and i like that about him. he was seen in the army as being the sort of gray bureaucrat. he was literally this great-looking man, very serious and he was mostly known in the army for having translated certain french artillery textbooks into english. and being sort of everybody's instructor and artillery at west point. he was that guy whose course you had to pass in order to graduate but nobody really looked forward to it. and so here is this guy, major professor anderson in the middle of a crisis. also he was really a southern sympathizer in and is hard and he even said that. he sympathized with the sense of ravens over the way the institution of slavery was coming under attack and under threat. so the entire time that he is there in charleston harbor and it is becoming increasingly clear that this i

away from the beach and crossing over and and major anderson has the american flag tucked under his arm that he will raise on the new fort. >> thank you and it is just one example of adam's techniques. he takes a person who we don't know much about, who was not a conscious they row in this struggle, but committed some quite extraordinary acts. >> yeah. he was very ambivalent and i like that about him. he was seen in the army as being the sort of gray bureaucrat. he was literally this great-looking man, very serious and he was mostly known in the army for having translated certain french artillery textbooks into english. and being sort of everybody's instructor and artillery at west point. he was that guy whose course you had to pass in order to graduate but nobody really looked forward to it. and so here is this guy, major professor anderson in the middle of a crisis. also he was really a southern sympathizer in and is hard and he even said that. he sympathized with the sense of ravens over the way the institution of slavery was coming under attack and under threat. so the entire time that he is there in charleston harbor and it is becoming increasingly clear that this i

away from the beach and crossing over and and major anderson has the american flag tucked under his arm that he will raise on the new fort. >> thank you and it is just one example of adam's techniques. he takes a person who we don't know much about, who was not a conscious they row in this struggle, but committed some quite extraordinary acts. >> yeah. he was very ambivalent and i like that about him. he was seen in the army as being the sort of gray bureaucrat. he was literally this great-looking man, very serious and he was mostly known in the army for having translated certain french artillery textbooks into english. and being sort of everybody's instructor and artillery at west point. he was that guy whose course you had to pass in order to graduate but nobody really looked forward to it. and so here is this guy, major professor anderson in the middle of a crisis. also he was really a southern sympathizer in and is hard and he even said that. he sympathized with the sense of ravens over the way the institution of slavery was coming under attack and under threat. so the entire time that he is there in charleston harbor and it is becoming increasingly clear that this i