looks sharp, finds mike evans, slips one tackle, 38-21 aggies. this would be the final of the game, on the run, across his body, evans again, manziel's third td pass of the second half. starts talking a little smack with his opponents. manziel will get an unsportsman like conduct penalty from the head coach fuming when manziel comes to the sideline, aggies win this one 52-31 that final. >>> ohio state hosting the bulls of buffalo. buckeyes scored on the opening drive. heisman candidate. braxton miller, out to smith. 8-0 after a two-point conversion. buckeyes score 22 in the first quarter. hall, 49-yard touchdown, ohio state undefeated last year but ineligible for postseason play. 40-20. notre dame hosting temple, fighting irish came out throwing first quarter. tommy reese on the money to daniels. 32 yards, notre dame up 7-0. second quarter, at it again, connecting with tight end troy nicholas. the big guy rumbles 66 yards, notre dame goes on to win it 28-6. >>> well, the 49ers have tough decisions to make today. the final cutdowns, had to trim th

today after aggy week of fall temperatures. it is cranking up the heat.t is going to last another day before we get relief over the weekend. 89 degrees over the weekend. the esther port -- downtown baltimore was all the way up to 93. look at the record. it goes back to the 19th century. we haven't had a 20th day of august warmer since 1899. 89 today. ms. that by a bunch. -- missed that by a bunch. storms downers and in western virginia, damaging winds down there. a lot of lightning strikes showing up with those storms in virginia. that is coming up toward the potomac. indication of the weather that is not too far away. the radar sweep around baltimore is dry right now. you pick up storms in virginia and charles county. showers out to the west of frederick. the potential is there for an overnight shower thunderstorm. to front that is going change this is sitting way up to our north and west. in there storms along it northern great lakes. it is bringing heat and relief. bismarckas in the 100s. that front will come through the area friday morning. that is wh

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the former texas a&m aggie. flacco, seven of nine. 57 yards with a pick.avens would win by many. >>> the last major of the golf season. and it's the last chance this year for tiger woods to get major number 15. bogey putt left him at double-bogey at the final ole. 1 over 71. jim furyk, former major champion. he's our co-leader. shoots a 5 under 65. the approach on 18 leads to a short birdie putt. and your reigning masters champion, adam scott. had a run of five-straight birdies. he ends the day tied with furyk at the top at 5 under. remember to always tip your caddie. >>> and have a great friday. >>> coming up next, "the pulse." and one excited grandma. what could be the best pregnancy announcement ever. >>> and fightal voyage. it inspired a sitcom sensation. ♪ [ male announcer ] ever wonder why no other mouthwash feels like listerine®? because no other mouthwash works like listerine®. in your mouth, bacteria forms in layers. listerine® penetrates these layers deeper than other mouthwashes, killing bacteria all the way down to the bottom layer. so for a cl

the former texas a&m aggie. flacco, seven of nine. 57 yards with a pick. ravens would win by many. >>> the last major of the golf season. and it's the last chance this year for tiger woods to get major number 15. bogey putt left him at double-bogey at the final ole. 1 over 71. jim furyk, former major champion. he's our co-leader. shoots a 5 under 65. the approach on 18 leads to a short birdie putt. and your reigning masters champion, adam scott. had a run of five-straight birdies. he ends the day tied with furyk at the top at 5 under. remember to always tip your caddie. >>> and have a great friday. >>> coming up next, "the pulse." and one excited grandma. what could be the best pregnancy announcement ever. >>> and fightal voyage. it inspired a sitcom sensation. ♪ [ male announcer ] ever wonder why no other mouthwash feels like listerine®? because no other mouthwash works like listerine®. in your mouth, bacteria forms in layers. listerine® penetrates these layers deeper than other mouthwashes, killing bacteria all the way down to the bottom layer. so for a

of people like secretary martinez and secretary cisneros, the latter secretary being a fellow texas aggie. as i reminded him, he is a temporary resident in san antonio in the early 1980s and my former mayor. i want to thank both of you gentlemen for continuing in this facet of public service. i thank you for the solutions you support for our nation's housing challenges. i also want to thank the center for the work they do in promoting a respectable and constructive dialogue on what is typically a fairly contentious issue. we know that in washington, it occasionally sheds more heat than light. i hope that today we have a little bit more light and i am flees to be a part of that dialogue today. as some of you may know, i have focused a good portion of my public service career to the issue of housing. i believe homeownership is a cherished american tradition. it is a tradition that i believe is far more meaningful than granite -- granite countertops. it is a quality that combines families together, build financial security and strengthens our communities. as cherished of an institution as it

the ncaa and texas a&m have reached an agreement to suspend johnny manzel for the first half of the aggieame for his role in a scandal. four weeks ago alfonso soriano returned to the yankees after reaching a milestone. soriano has hit 11 home runs since being traded back to the yankees back on july 26 president. >>> and it's day three in flushing, new york, on the women's side both advance winning in straight sets but then the rains came delaying the matches of serena and venus williams, and andy murray was scheduled to play today. we'll be back in 20 minutes with more sports. >> united nations troops fired on rebels fighting the congolese army and the democratic republic of congo. they are iowa cuesed of attacking goma, a city of 1 million people near the volume tearwandaand congolese border, g for the violence. >>> the in the death of the bottlenose dolphin is attributed to a virus. the number of dolphins that died this year is nine times than the historic average. >>> in north carolina, a new mandate is dividing some people in that state. ç] >> welcome back to al jazeera. i'm tony harr

if he accepted money or gifts both he and the aggies could face punishment.uld be ruled inel vi ed inr a few games during the 2014 season. many starters on both teams sat this out giving the young guys plenty of time to make an impression. the cowboys won the opener 24-20 but obviously in preseason nothing really counts. little piece of breaking news that came down. fox sports, this is fox sports reporting that 12 players will be suspended for their connection to the biogenecist clinic. major league baseball has not confirmed we're waiting for an announcement connected to alex rodriguez. >> thank you very much. we're going to follow up on that. the sports world is waiting to see what he will happen to alex rodriguez. he's the highest paid player and whether or not that suspension and what kind of suspension he'll get. i want to bring in sports editor of the nation magazine. dave, just react to the news. you have 12 players already, if this is true, who are facing suspension. >> i was looking down the list at those 12 players. the story is all 12 of those play

he is listed as an aggie on the depth chafort. >>> roger federer's qwest and the rain postponed. federer seeded seventh, his worst since 2002. he recorded 12 as is and 32 winner is in the match. >>> the top seeded american in the match, john isner, advanced after an easy 6-0, 6-1, 6-2 victory. >>> recent evidence about concussions, chief of football operations ray anderson said today if the league's competition committee finds enough evidence this season that hitle to the knees are becoming a problem that the nfl could that i action including possibly fines and suspensions. well speaking of knees, redskins robert griffin iii could be cleared as soon as thursday, when he will meet with his surgeon. he declared himself 100% recovered from the off-season knee surgery. >>> two athletes face to face and the best may win. but in thailand, they're bringing a new perspective to the age old sport of boxing. >> ray hay is there. >> here is an added incentive osucceed. the participants are all quighted criminals. competing in a number of sports for the title of best behind bars. for skills

he's been suspended for the first half of the aggies opener against rice.around, he will be back on the field. it's a huge win for a&m. if new evidence comes to light, they will review and determine if further action is appropriate. >>> the nfl season will get started a week from tonight with the broncos hosting the baltimore ravens. they have caught plenty of flak hanging a promotional banner outside their stadium. peyton manning has a big banner outside the stadium. he says the banner is strange. they resisted hanging the big picture, but the nfl insists. >>> dodgers rookie phenom. puig looked like he was lolly gagging. outfield made a couple catches. puig said he was told he was taken out because he wasn't acting ready on defense. the official reason was manager's discretion. >>> check out what a $13,000 basketball looks like. that's right, 13 k. the famous boutique is celebrating the remodelled store selling this blue basketball. not only does it look fancy, it can be used to play basketball. christine, they are only making two, which is like their fine

manziel is listed as the aggies starting quarterback.es to take reps in practice this week. the school has imposed a gag order. >> finally, it was marlon byrd tee shirt last night at citi field for the mets outfielder. should i say former mets outfielder. the problem, bird was not there. the mets traded him to pittsburgh earlier in the day. that is our look at morning sports. >> when you're 16 and you are not ranked and wear your best clothes at the open, safe to say she is going to have to go out and buy another outfit. >> she was just of the star yesterday. it was really wonderful to see. >> got to love it. thanks for being with us. >> aljazeera continues in just two minutes. morgan radford is up next, you can check us out 24 hours a day autoing.com. there is more news, straight ahead. sure that stories don't escape them. >> every day a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impact unless you heard angles you hadn't considered. consider this, antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo. stories t

. >> we've concluded that is not in the best interest of the united states to reach a determine aggies on a coup. >> meanwhile "daily beast" reports they have placed aid on hold. quoting a spokesman from senator leahy. his understanding is that aid to egyptian hirlt has been halted as required by law. lay hey confirms the same to nbc, the senator's understanding is military aid has been suspended. the white house in another denial denial denial pointed to yesterday's on camera statements. here is the thing, one person's aid is under review is another person's aid has already been suspended. bottom line, no money is mooching out the door right now. the white house finds itself in a tough position. on monday they said if they cut off, they will make up the difference cutting off leverage they might have. saudis the largest contributor to $12 billion aid package they have pledged since morsi was ousted. yesterday chuck hagel all but admitted suspending aid won't help. >> this is a very complicated problem. our ability to influence the outcome in egypt is limited. it's up to the egyptian p

by the time aggies come to town the beer will already be cold for you. of course the bars still have to close at midnight on saturday. because at midnight:01 that's sunday. but that's another matter and they are working on it. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> you can't give people the authorities the right to just stop somebody because of the color of their skin. >> bill: that argument is being used to shut down the police tactic of stop and frisk. tonight we will investigate whether privacy and civility trump safety. >> everybody screaming.. i saw the blood all over. the blood on my chest and i start the getting shot more. i mean, i felt some bullets. >> bill: disturbing ruling. linking killer to al qaeda cannot be introduced. we will analyze. also tonight, charles krauthammer on children getting high on marijuana lou dobbs reporting on my cut backs because of obama care. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. why the debate over stop a

he was 6 for 8 for 94 yards, aggies 50 to 31.r the game, manzel had one incidents where he was called for unsportsmanlike. coach benched him midway through the figure out quarter. >> wasn't very smart. you know, that's why he didn't go back in the game either. so, you know, you would hope at this point we have learned something from that. we are still working that. >> that's why he wasn't going back in the game no matter what was happening. >> number 2, ohio state, airing it out against buffalo on their opening drive, braxton miller unloads to devon smith. miller threw two touchdowns on the day of the buckeyes would go on to win big. 40-20 is the final. here is the question, will tim tebow ever play quarterback? they cut the heisman trophy to get to their 53 man roster. he has struggled this preseason completing 33% of his passes, throwing two touchdowns and two interceptions. tebow you had man i can't hit a high two years ago but since then, it has been a declare in the jets and patriots. you have to wonder if any other team wil

by the time aggies come to town the beer will already be cold for you.ill have to close at midnight on saturday. because at midnight:01 that's sunday. but that's another matter and they are working on it. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> you can't give people the authorities the right to just stop somebody because of the color of their skin. >> bill: that argument is being used to shut down the police tactic of stop and frisk. tonight we will investigate whether privacy and civility trump safety. >> everybody screaming. i saw the blood all over. the blood on my chest and i start the getting shot more. i mean, i felt some bullets. >> bill: disturbing ruling. linking killer to al qaeda cannot be introduced. we will analyze. also tonight, charles krauthammer on children getting high

as we speak, aggies are leading 50 to 28 late in the fourth quarter. in the n.f.l., tim tebow, they cut him to get down to the 53-man roster. teebow completed 33% of his passes while scoring two touchdowns and two interceptions. >>> at the u.s. open, serena williams had a late start against shabovano. serie a dominating, your fourth time u.s. open champion will face fell own american sloan stephens in the round of 16. everybody can't wait for that match-up much those are your sports headlines at this hour. >> the wedding present never offered before. the supreme court justice showing friendship in her position on a contested civil right. nothing. here is my question for every >>> welcome back to al jazeera. i am thomas draydon with a look at the top stories at this hour. in the last few hours, we have heard from president obama who has laid out his plans for a strike on syria. >> after careful deliberation, i have decided that the united states should take military action against syrian regime targets. >> the president has made it clear that he will be

in the preseason for aggies football will again today. >> wow. how much money is there? amount. >> how did he do this? >> he got very big very fast. he ends up with a few on the field. he's trying to sort all that out. >> jeff, thanks for that. >>> and an explosive new claim about jfk and marilyn monroe. the new book that says she called jacqueline kennedy to talk about her appearance with the president. >>> and tomorrow the former u.s. secretary taking on wall street. he talks about s.a.c. capital with insider training first. it's next on "cbs this morning." rheumatologist about trying or adding a biologic. this is humira, adalimumab. this is humira working to help relieve my pain. this is humira helping me through the twists and turns. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for over ten years. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. for many adults, humira is proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage. humira can lower

if he accepted money or gifts, both he and the aggies could face punishment.could be ruled ineligible for the entire 20138 season. >>> it the football season officially kicked off last night, the nfl welcoming the newest members of their hall of fame, bill parcells, warren sapp. cowboys and dolphins taking part in the annual hall of fame game in ohio. many stars sitting this one out, giving young guys plenty of time to make a good impression. devon ta hall taking an interception 75 yards for the touch down. cowboys win the preseason opener, 24-20. >>> tiger woods is up to his old tricks at the bridgestone invitational, in complete control from start to the finish in this tournament. check out the 11th hole, showing off using the butt of his cutter to avoid the tall grass. tiger never challenged in the final round. is he wins the tournament by seven strokes, his eighth career win at bridgestone and on his way to finish off his scoring card, his son charlie right there special moment. picks him up. gives dad a big hug feminine tiger said after the tournament thi

the aggies begin practicing for the season later today. >>> the cowboyes and dolphins kicking off preseasonwith the annual hall of fame game in canton, ohio. many of the starters sitting this one out. the cowboys taking advantage of the extra playing time. he had the play of the game, taking an intersemgz 75 yards for a touchdown. cowboys win the preseason opener 24-20. >>> tiger woods is up to his old tricks at the bridgestone invitational. tiger was in control completely from start to finish. he just miss tess hole right there. tiger never challenged in the final round. he wins the tournament by seven strokes. that was his eighth career win at bridgestone. now of course he is the overwhelming tournament to win this weekend's major, the pga championship. he wasn't won one in a very long time. we'll have to see. >> i used to putt that exact same way, andy. you know wa? >> with much success? >> i would not advise putting that way unless you're tiger woods. there's my problem all along. that's how i thought you were supposed to putt all along. >> when he is on, unbeatable, unbeatable. >> yeah

people like secretary martinez, and secretary cisneros, the latter secretary being a fellow texas aggie. him, as a temporary resident in san antonio in the early 1980's, my former mayor as well. i would like to thank both you gentlemen for continuing in this facet of public service. and i thank you for the solutions you promote for our housing challenges. i also want to thank the center for the work they do in promoting a respectful and constructive dialogue on what is typically a fairly contentious issue. that in washington it occasionally sheds a lot more heat than light. in -- i hope that today we have a little more light, and am pleased to be part of that dialogue today. you may know i have focused a portion of my public service career on the issue of housing. believe, thatyou homeownership is an especially cherished american tradition. it is a tradition i think we all believe is more meaningful than fences,ed lots, picket or granite countertops. homeownership is indeed a quality that come by -- that can bind families together, build financial security, and strengthen our communitie

of people like secretary martinez and secretary cisneros, the latter secretary being a fellow texas aggiend as i reminded him as a temporary resident this san antonio in the early '80s, my former mayor as well. but i'd like to thank both of you gentleman for continuing in this facet of public service, and i thank you for the solutions you promote for our nation's housing challenges. and i also want to thank the center for the work that they do in promoting a respect offul and constructive -- respectful dialogue. in washington it occasionally sheds a whole lot more heat than light. i hope that today we have a little bit more light, and i'm pleased to be a part of that dialogue today. as some of you may know, i have focused a good portion of my public service career devoted to the issue of housing. i believe, as you believe, that home ownership is an especially cherished american tradition, and it's a tradition that i think we all believe is far more meaningful than landscaped lots, picket fences or granite countertops. homeownership is, indeed, a quality that combines families together, bu

so we haven't left that aggie's even. and we were a bureau that really took pains. on slow days we would talk about journalism. they had their own blog inside iraq. they would report, shoot, do all their own stories, and we really promoted that. to what end? none of it exists anymore. >> mcilroy, let's talk about your book for a second. at prompted you to pull this book together? going through these incredibly compelling, arresting images over the week, i was struck with wondering the degree to which people react differently to some of these images with the passage of time. help us understand the feedback you've received and whether some of these very, very difficult to look at images, but nonetheless vital to see because they depict the truth of war, how does the perspective change? are we now able to look at imagery of the iraq war, the sorts of which was very difficult to get published in the early years of the conflict? > that is a kwli indicate -- complicated question. starting off with the book, the answer is simple. i wasn't coming home and seeing my history

and service of people like secretary cisneros,nd secretary the latter secretary being a fellow texas aggie. as i reminded him, he is a temporary resident in san antonio in the early 1980s and my former mayor. i want to thank both of you gentlemen for continuing in this facet of public service. you for the solutions you support for our nation's housing challenges. i also want to thank the center for the work they do in promoting a respectable and constructive dialogue on what is typically a fairly contentious issue. we know that in washington, it occasionally sheds more heat than light. i hope that today we have a little bit more light and i am flees to be a part of that dialogue today. i have of you may know, focused a good portion of my public service career to the issue of housing. i believe homeownership is a cherished american tradition. that i believeon is far more meaningful than granite -- granite countertops. it is a quality that combines families together, build financial security and strengthens our communities. as cherished of an institution as it may be, homeownership does not