they all led to arkansas points. they have not turned it over here in the second half but this is where they really need to take care of the football. that starts with joe cox and goes throughout everybody that touches the ball in this offense. >> brad: almost unbelievable numbers by both quarterbacks. career-highs in all categories for joe cox. left those career highs behind a long time ago in this game. brandon boykin, spots it at the 10 yard line. boykin, out to about the 28. joe cox's career night, as i mentioned, tied georgia single game record for touchdown passes with five. here's one down the middle to his tight end aron white. flip to a.j. green, bounces off tramain thomas and does the rest himself and the beautiful shot to the corner, tavarres king for the touchdown. on play action, right down the gut, to orson charles, freshman tight end and finally, the superstar again with the fade in the corner. samuel pops after a pickup of a couple. bail calm out? >> todd: it did get loose, whether he was down, looks

so, it's a whole new ear raf arkansas football. >> brad: first down, just on the arkansas side of the for the razorbacks. here's the toss, submit almost stumbled on his own, regained stumbled on his own, regained his footin (hissssssssssss!) enterprise... hi, i'm at the repair shop. i need to rent a car. enterprise will arrange to pick you up... this is great! ...drive you to our place, and get you on your way. pick enterprise. we'll pick you up. you want to keep your loved ones safe and secure. give them the gift of financial security from new york life. we've been protecting families for over 164 years. new york life. the company you keep. the sideline. fourth quarter. huskies up by three. corp nearly picked off by mason foster. 41 seconds to go. tied at 13. locker to brl have their hands full with the passing game of arkansas, probably tell you that much. here's ryan mallett loading and firing far side. strike to adams and again that long throw all of the way to the other side of the field >> todd: did you see how shet his feet that time? he sidestepped some rush in the pocket. vet

on espn, arkansas leads 21-17.azorback stadium and arkansas three touchdown passes by ryan mallett gave them the lead but georgia trying to regain the lead if they can here before the break. usually when we have a guest in the booth i have to say do you know how to wear that headset, this case i don't. i don't have both analysts in booth with me, jimmy dykes basketball color comment eighter with todd, he lichs in fayetteville and you and i getting ready for basketball not too long, you live here and excitement around this team. tell us about the feel a bit. >> i think you got the experience in the first quarter where tle was severe swine flu yoult break, everybody hat had hog fever when it was 21-10. bobby petrino's done a -- number one thing he's done in my estimation, united that razorback fan base once again. >> brad: eighth play of the georgia drive, third and three, big play for the arkansas defense here. green, the motion man. georgia will keep it on the ground, caleb king won't get it this time. now it looks

and 80% of arkansas democrats want a public plan.at's very much at odds with what mike ross from the fourth district of arkansas has been telling people. he said that during the august recess his constituents told him that they didn't want a public plan. well mike ross has the second most democratic district in the state. that's statistically impossible. he's been telling people things that aren't true. >> the ad i know is up on the web right now. when is it going to go on the air in arkansas? and how big a buy is it? >> it's going up in arkansas next week, it's going to be out of the little rock area, it will cover roughly 50% of all of the people in the state, 55% of democrats, 60% of the people in mike ross' district and 66% of the democrats. >> wow. >> it's a big buy, it would be equivalent to a $3.5 million buy in new york. >> well, it's going to obviously have an impact in arkansas if only because it's relatively cheap to buy a lot of air time in arkansas as you point out with the comparison of the new york market. but by putti

. ♪ >>> georgia at arkansas. third quarter. arkansas down 27-21. mallett to child. it's a strike. >> lose asher allen. didn't know when to make a play. >> still a one-point game. cox defies king. offensively that looks pretty good. arkansas, that was 34-28. later in the third, ryan mallett, d.j. williams, a one-yard strike. arkansas up 35-34. >> in the end georgia 42, 35, over arkansas but it was back and forth all day they had to rally. tim tebow and urban meyer. sporting the professorial look. >> looks like clark kent. >> change it up. out of the shotgun scrambles right. encase you haven't met eric berry, tebow held his own. >> can somebody get eric berry. >> first and goal he powers his way into the end zone for the td, florida up 10-3. this one though a bit closer perhaps than we expected. third quarter. tebow keeps it. watch this. this is what he can do. >> just the tools -- looks like he's dead to right and goes and picks up a key first down. tremendous running the football in the second half. when all else failed tebow took over then the option starting working. zone read a

heavy downpours from basically arkansas in towards eastern oklahoma.have a ground stoppage at the airport now because of the low clouds. you can see with our tower cam, 400-foot ceilings right now. visibility about a quarter of mile down at the airport. the rain is going to be off and on and steady for the next couple of days in atlanta and the rest of the southeast and the gulf coast. let me show you some flood watches and warnings we have to show you too. now we have a flood warning in through little rock. remember yesterday, little rock, just about four inches of rain. the ground is saturated. look at the heavy rain still piling it on. it's been raining tough for the last couple of days now, right about north of little rock, again, heavy downpours and it's going to be there for most of the morning as it rotates in towards oklahoma and down in towards northern texas tpgs. in memphis, the rain is on the west side of the mississippi now, but the rain showers are out there. that will pick up in intensity later this afternoon. and the whole rain should b

university of arkansas football is darn close to a religion in arkansas, which is why we were able to tap a proud arkansas ex-pat at a new york city bar today in order to borrow this very, very attractive razorback hat. fire dog lake is trying to raise enough money to run that, hey mike ross support the public option ad, during this weekend's razorback's game and the game is is being played in alabama, which means most arkansas fans will be watching it on the tv. sweet. what's going on here is that the left is flexing its muscles, and as a result it has been a pretty rotten few days for democrats in congress who oppose the public option and other elements of real health reform. but conversely, that also means that democrats who support those things are finding their voices again. >> i'm a firm believer in the public option, because i think it's vital we have greater competition. >> i'm a strong supporter of a strong public option. >> the bill does not hold insurance companies accountable. the bill does not force insurance companies to compete for our business. real reform, colleagues,

they're seeing latinos in arkansas, quite a few of them, move into the neighborhoods. they're seeing south asians running a lot of businesses. they're seeing enter marriage, all these things that they find threatening and they believe that the america they knew, which was always kind of a myth, is disappearing. norah: why is this being voiced now? >> because they're being egged on by demigods in the republican party, by boss rush limbaugh. i call him boss because there isn't a republican official who's willing to call him out. norah: there are people who have always hated former presidents. why is it about race? >> on one side you have a lot of whites, particularly in the south, who are just angry at the idea that there's a black president. we've had several stories in the times recently about some of the numbers the president got in south carolina, in arkansas, the number of whites who voted for him -- the very low number and they're angry. and then you tough flip side. a lot of blacks love obama and are emotionally attached to him because he's black. i think that pla

it's arkansas, too. most of the numbers come in from arkansas just yesterday. a 24-hour period. this is just amazing. 8.36 inches of rain in mena, arkansas. even north little rock 3.31 inches of rain. the rain was hard at times. it continues to come down this morning but basically south of the region. here is your swirling low. you can see the low going around the circulation is zeroing in the area north of dallas through oklahoma this afternoon in to arkansas, going in to louisiana, too. mississippi, heavy rain for you as well. but right now the flash flood watches and warnings are all around arkansas. western parts and into tennessee, too. 1 1/2 inches of rain a possibility today. let me show you some video coming out. that's near little rock, arkansas. flash flooding from yesterday. radar estimates about two to four inches of rain in a 24-hour period from yesterday. they actually had to shut down portions of the state park which they hardly ever do. that's the flash flooding. where is the rain also falling around little rock? it's going to be there today. an inch to an inch a

potent arkansas offense. tough game for georgia to come become in. >> ryan mallett is the transfer from michigan. certainly wasn't a good fit for what rich rodriguez wanted to do but what bobby petrino has at arkansas, good fit. >> mark richt given expectations said this year you know what, we don't wantny of that. do our best to keep the team levelheaded. but still don't get a sense of where georgia is. have the real bulldogs emerged? it's early. i understand. >> part of the problem again you lose a great left tackle in trenton sturdivant with the exact same injury to the left knee. tore his acl again. last year they lost a couple other people off the offensive line and knowshon moreno couldn't make up for the problems. new quarterback in joe cox and new running back in richard samuel. they haven't had a chance to develop as players but defensively you've got real concerns. >> and this is where the s.e.c. becomes brutal. you go win a game against south carolina last week, a shootout and they cast in all thei

. >> todd: i think they fooled arkansas defense, thinking pass in the center. ben jones got a huge block to spring samuel. watch right in the middle of the screen. first of all, fullback chapas will cut off the back side and watch ben jones, the center, 61. beautiful block right here and samuel sees nothing but the end zone. >> brad: extra

anniversary is one year ago monday that what was the wild hog at arkansas made it to nfl its debut with the dolphins. >> happy birthday wildcat offense. i've been here all day trying get david lee, quarterback coach of the dolphins office. they kicked me out of the building. they are up to something here.

west virginia and arkansas.ome of the highest obesity rates in the country. west virginia is fifth according to the c.d.c. and arkansas has the sixth largest rate. so, if you just look atta corollary it doesn't seem to say a tax on soft drinks is affecting the obesity rate. west virginia has had theirs in since the 1950's. again, we need to look at other means to solve the problem. host: çaugusta, georgia. stephon objen the independent l. caller: i$(preciate your taking my call.ç the guest talks a lot about calories and this is the reason for obesity. really, you need to address what the artificial ingredients do to the human body. the human body is not designed to digest aspartame. high corn. the diet drinks are worse for the human body. so there is a misconception that all of calories but it is the ingredients in the drinks. guest: well, with all due respect to the caller i don't think the science supports what you are saying. high fructose corn syrup is just another form made with the same components as sug

so i love arkansas state and arkansas loves you. but the country does. you have had a career of over 56 years they can hit record after hit record and i guess one of the things evil have been amazed by, you have had your tough times. >> i tried my best to ruin every chance i had coming out. but somehow i didn't achieve or ruin it all together. and i got great fans. rate country music fans, and they are loyal, they're stuck with me for so many years. >> mike: one lady who's been an important part of your life is your lovely wife nancy, who i think is not a real factor. >> she sure has begin to get you past the days of alcohol and executive from showing up. >> back when i had my car wreck coming out, that put the fear of god in me, and with her help and the good lord, i tell you what, you got it all straightened out, and i found out what really is all about or it taken all those years of some other country songs you've lived a different license 1999. >> yes i have. >> mike: avenue project i am excited about in partnership with cracker barrel traded a lot o

it dumped 15 inches of rain in parts of arkansas and texas.hat system stays to our south and still responsible for thoughing moisture up our way. this morning, it's cloudy skies. high pressure will try to build in. this one should try to dry us out. into the weekend, check out the forecast model here. dry air coming on in. we're looking for sunshine. today we go to a high temperature of 70 degrees. the weekend forecast is coming your way in a couple of minutes. kim? >> reporter: traffic is building on all stretches of the beltway. no accidents to let you no he about on 695 on liberty road. traffic is heavy between liberty road and baltimore national pike. also on the east side of the outer loop, traffic is building between harper road and providence road. two crashes in the area to let you know about. one will be level road, also known as route 15155 and 95. in the elkridge area of howard county, route 1 is a crash on the scene there as well. traffic is moving along very nicely. no problems to let you know about. if you are looking for a busin

. >> coming up, a story out of arkansas. a woman is pregnant with two children. >> but doctors think they have different due dates. we will tell you what the unusual circumstances are, straight ahead. >> there is an uptick in turnover. is it part of the recession or is competition the cause. tha chevy silverado. more confidence than ford f-150. better backed than f-150. at a value f-150 can't touch. silverado. from the family of the most dependable, longest lasting full size pickups on the road. just announced, it's chevy truck month. get 0% apr for 60 months. or $6,000 total cash back on select 2009 silverado vehicles that have been in stock the longest. >> in a special medical alert, an arkansas woman. >> a mother is carrying two babies and doctors do not think they are twins but rather two weeks apart. >> it is a moment of pure shock, any parent of multiples can relate to that. but when they got the news that they were expecting to babies, what came next was almost beyond belief. -- expecting two babies, what came next wa

pine bluff in arkansas, some thunderstorms right there. rotate in towards little rock shortly and more rain from nashville that will stretch all the way to south of st. louis. a stormy afternoon. mid south, deep south, we're talking about that again in a little bit. >> all right. thanks a lot, bob. >>> we talked yesterday about all the rain in texas. you know, here is a result. flooding halfway between dallas and shreveport, louisiana. i think we had some video. bob, did you that earlier? >> we will do that again. >> we will do that again in fact. i was just reminding folks. we're going to do it again. let's take a piece of video from the '60s, add some new music and you have a mashup. that's what we have for today's viral video. ♪ ♪ i walk it out ♪ i walk it out ♪ i walk it out ♪ i walk it out >> all right. well this one's really popular, 2.4 million people watched it. we dug this up for you on youtube. >>> deputies say a man picked the wrong car to steal. we have dash cam video from inside one of their squad cars h as someone else takes

most of it will be in tennessee valley and arkansas valley. >> looking down on a fairly calm and getting better but cool, it is cool outside. 63 degrees right now at bwi. thoroughgood marshal. our humidity at 81%, winds are currently coming to us from the southeast at 3 miles an hour and the barometer falling, 30.16. there's your tides for tomorrow, high tide at 6:40 in the morning, low tide 1:18 in the afternoon. winds from the southwest at 6 to 12. suns come up at 6:50, set at 7:09. coastal flood advisory all along the bay right here. they dropped the flood advisory from delaware and the eastern shore of maryland. but we could still have high tide problems here on the western coast of the bay. that's until 10:00 tomorrow morning. but the low this morning was 62 degrees. got to a high of hit the 2 degree number of 66. temperatures outside right now dropped to 63. 60 in york, 54 in oakland: satellite picture throughout the day, scattered light sprinkle, light shower activity moved through the region in the midday period. basically all the precipitation has moved off. there's that rainfal

we've seen over a foot of rain in western arkansas.l out there. let me zero into the heaviest rain action, south of memphis, memphis itself has a big thunderstorm complex immediately to the north. it's down south, this pocket of rain, in northwestern mississippi that's producing rainfall amounts of about one you to 1 assi1/2 inches per hou. it's drifting to the west. arkansas will get another taste later this afternoon. showers coming in toward nashville. it's light. kentucky has heavier rain, extending into virginia right now. also, notice the carolina piedmont beginning to fill in with rain in north carolina, down to south carolina and the beaches are getting just walloped with decent rain off and on for the day. that rain will last through the weekend. look at the flash flood watches for atlanta, the warnings are the areas shaded in light green. it's going to be like that for the deep south east for the entire weekend. the northeast, if you're traveling, a live look at new york city, should not be that bad today. a temperature littl

there is the area of heavy rains around arkansas. much of the pacific is quiet. if you look close, you can see the eye. that is supertyphoon choi-want. it's a category 5 storm. it will curve and stay off the east coast of japan. winds are 200 miles per hour. in india, the monsoon rain settled down. much of africa is dry. we will not be dry overnight tonight. there will be sprinkles with that northeasterly wind. the moisture coming in off the ocean. it's more likely to be seeing some sprinkles, rain showers, low clouds. out around parts of the blue ridge tomorrow. as we go through the next couple of days, high pressure begins to get more dominant. we'll see drier air and sunshine for the weekend. cloudy, cool for this evening. when you get up tomorrow morning, we'll still have that northeasterly breeze. as a matter of fact, i think it will pick up a bit. during the mid morning to early afternoon, will be a bit breezy with that northeasterly wind. 15 to maybe 20, 25 miles per hour. a lot of clouds around still. there may be some sprinkles. we may see some temperatu

ahora, aquí en el medio oeste con tormentas, missouri arkansas.dado judo vía mañana, pero las lluvias principales un poco más al sur y gran parte del oro este y este tiempo para bueno, pero noten la zona frontal se viene moviendo desde ohio el corredor de la i, 95 blg con lluvias en general yu miércoles y jueves para la costa este. aquí denver con aviso de congelación en las zonas altas. tiempo seco y aviso en gran parte lado costa oeste. mucho calor y todos los avisos de fuego en la temperatura máxima para ustedes 98 en los Ángeles, calor, demás de cien grados en el resto de la semana siga aquí en primer impacto. . >>> hoy es el día mundial de la lucha contra el mal de alzheimer, diferentes actividades para crear concierne ciao en el planeta, ahora bien según estadísticas unas 35 millones de personas sufren de esta enfermedad el año que viene. >>> de esta forma vamos a comerciales, más adelante videos ponen a una compañía en tela de juicio,h@ivisioprimh@tq@jkzh@is? . >>> videos ocultos denuncias de contaminación ambiental parte de una trama que e

level system with the influence of tropical moisture so more flooding rains, east texas through arkansasnd atlanta, georgia has recovered from near severe drought but recovering with the range of five to 20 inches of rainfall in their metro area. more heavy rain expected for them today and unfortunately that has been a major problem. a lot of communities washed out, a lot of bridges washed out. there were quite a few water rescues just yesterday alone. again, we'll watch the winds because of this system. the remnants of what was once a hurricane fred. sliding through north carolina and could be building its way northbound. if that hits us it would be lunchtime through this afternoon. so plan for the wet weather. take the umbrella with you, temperatures make it up to 77 so after the morning fog it's just left with cloudy skies. and then watching the rain try to move in. tonight, showers, fog, back to 65 degrees. for tomorrow we'll get up to 81, with almost a hint of mugginess on that first full day of autumn and still the chance of a shower. lingering around. it is 6:16. we're down to 11

we'll pick sou and everybody in fayetteville, arkansas, appreciates it as well.want to keep you here for awhile so we can continue to watch the hat. >> shout out, how's this? >> wow. >> we have no self-esteem on this one. i know you want to keep me here. luckily you're in the s.e.c. so everything works. i will continue to wear this. >> feel free to send that whole thing to him next weekend. wouldn't you love to see -- >> like i don't have one already. >> he does, but if you want to get one yourself dial 1-8-very-high-self-esteem, and not caring what anybody else thinks. >> enjoy your labor day week. >> thanks. >> that's hysterical. >> he is hysterical. >>> coming up here, 10:00 a.m., george washington bridge considered a prime target for terrorists. >> imagine this, you're a bicyclist, you cross the bridge all the time and spot these guards snoozing on the job. we will find out what has happened to them, coming up here. >>> also our reynolds wolf, big holiday weekend, a lot of people going to be doing outdoor activities so everybody wants to hear from reynolds wo

she's from arkansas. she's in a tough re-election situation there next year. she has not been forced to comment and take hard positions on any of these things. she has come out against the cap and trade bill passed by the house of representatives. she is definitely the one to watch in terms of the ability to be peeled off by republicans for some of their amendments and possibly vote against this bill on its way to final passage. if chairman baucus loses jay rockefeller for final passage of the bill in the committee, he needs every democrat. he can't lose one. blanche lincoln is very iffy. >> senator lincoln with a huge ratio of health sector donations compared to overall election campaign donations. thanks, lawrence. >> thanks. >> for more on the 564 amendments introduced, let's turn to chris hayes washington editor of "the nation." good evening. senator grassley put in at least ten of these 564 proposed amendments directly benefiting the health care industry. never mind getting excluded from the bipartisan negotiations, how does he avoid getting questioned by

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. >> you mentioned arkansas and missouri, the two states that have the tax firmly right now. >> arkansas and west virginia, actually. >> arkansas' had their tax since 1994. they've raised about $40 million a year, which all goes towards medicaid in that state. insurance for people with less income. what's wrong with that? they're using that $40 million to help others? >> well, those are very important programs. but there's lots of sources of revenue. and i don't think the people want this one. as the man said in the preinterview. the voters overturned it in maine in a ballot initiative last november. the people of new york spoke up. the governor said i have heard you. and i'm withdrawing the proposal. you have to talk to the people. >> we did talk to the people. and one woman in the piece said, i would buy soda no matter what it costs. i think there's a lot of people that will still buy it. are you worried about sales? is that what this is all about? >> we're worried about doing something that's meaningful. we need to tackle obesity. the beverage industry has taken the steps in schools t

you see a couple of squall lines, also, one through arkansas and louisiana.astern parts of texas. they need the rain. more on that atlanta radar. showers and thunderstorms developing. the flash flood watches and warnings are all white shaded. atlanta back down to alabama, parts of mississippi as well, an inch maybe more of rain is what you're going to find in those pockets of the big thunderstorms to develop. that atlanta radar, you see most of the action north of town. more still developing out across parts of alabama and that will shuttle in to the western fringe of atlanta later today. we don't need any more rain. we'll see another one to two inches of rain here. more rain. you can see now down into the louisiana region, more showers, more thunderstorms digging down out of arkansas and into northern louisiana and decent rainfall coming in towards san antonio, out of austin. that's going to slide down to brownsville by later on today. more rain up through western p.a., new york state, syracuse, into vermont, too. dry for new york and boston. mostly cloudy s

laths night we led reports about congressman mike ross of arkansas, the leading blue dog conservativeemocrat in the house against public option and other health care reform. congressman roth gss got what ld like a way too sweet deal when he shared profits with a drugstore chain. congressman ross still has not responded to our requests to appear on this show, which are absolutely sincere. but we did release statements today attacking propublica telling the arkansas democrat gas set today about the drugstore chain with whom he did he property deal. he said, quote, they're not into politics, they're into running a successful business. my being in congress had absolutely nothing to do with it. they're not into politics. anyone could have cut them a sweet deal like this from that drugstore chain. that company doesn't care at bull what happen all what happens in health care. a couple of years ago right after congressman ross got paid all that sweet, sweet deal money for that property. the head of the drugstore chain that paid him the money, told the arkansas democrat gazette said universal

a heavy stream of rain moving out of arkansas towards missouri.t's now beginning to stretch into illinois, too. you look at the radar. you've been socked with heavy rain as well for the last couple days. the rain itself is getting into st. louis. this whole access of heavy rain slides to the east for the weekend. more heavy downpours for areas that really got slammed last week and early this week we're talking about alabama and georgia, unfortunately. we'll talk about that in just a little bit. tennessee, you're in there as well. more in half an hour. >>> there is a new system to calculate your credit score. your spending habits could stay exactly the same, but still, your credit score could go down? what's up with that? [ woman ] dear cat. gentle cat. your hair mixes with pollen and dust in the air. i get congested. my eyes itch. i have to banish you to the garden. but now with zyrtec-d®, i have the proven allergy relief of zyrtec®, plus a powerful decongestant. i can breathe freer with zyrtec-d®. so, i'll race you to our favorite chair. i might

the reporting, calling on the drugstore chain to release their records about it and telling the arkansasette today about the drugstore chain with whom he did the property deal. he said, quote, they're not into politics. they're into running a successful business. my being in congress had absolutely nothing to do with it. they're not into politics. anyway could have gotten a sweet deal like this from that drugstore chain. that company doesn't care at all what happens in terms of health care. uh-oh. a couple of years ago right after congressman ross got paid all of that sweet, sweet, sweet deal money for that property, the head of the drugstore chain that paid him the money told "the arkansas democrat gazette," same newspaper, quote, universal health care will ruin our health care in america. there will be long lines. they won't be able to get treated. potential doctors will be afraid to go to medical school. there will be an outflux of doctors. in my opinion, it's not broke, and don't fix it. that's the head of the company that congressman ross says is not into politics. nothing to worry

flood watches and warnings still posted for a good chunk of arkansas.ctually backed up into texas and dallas you'll probably see some showers with this, but you kind of see it starting to rain itself out, just a little bit. and that's the good news. so things are beginning to wind down, but another day or two of downpours possible. 77 in atlanta. 76 in dallas. back to you, my apple-picking friends up there in the new york studio. >> that's right. we'll send you some cider. thanks, rob. >>> meanwhile, guys, this is this guy's dream. he's a huge philly's fan, watched the team for years, caught a foul ball and then his 3-year-old got in on the action. now dads across the country are saying, good job, buddy. that's coming up. (announcer) now l'oreal's age perfect serum, our first for menopausal skin. it rebuilds skin substance to treat sagging and boost luminosity. age perfect serum by l'oreal. >>> all right. fans dream about it. to catch that foul ball, you catch a ball during a baseball game, dreams finally came true. a beautiful moment for this guy. you

now, here is the strange thing, in arkansas and texas and just about every state in the country, it's against the law for the employer to buy or his employee insurance that the employee owns, against the law. so the employer cannot give the employee the kind of insurance they most want and need, insurance that will go with them from job to job when they go in and out of the labor market. it will travel with them throughout the labor market. >> mike: you're often called the mother of the health savings account. hsa, tell me why that should be talked about more than a program to compete with the health system. >> it's a little better than the department of motor vehicle in most places and it operates like a bureaucracy, and, this bureaucracy doesn't see you, the patient, as its customer, they look to the third party payers as their client. when you empower the patient and give the patient control over the money, all of a sudden the patient becomes the client and they have to cater to the patient's wishes. >> mike: the president did mention the possibility of medical malpractice reform,

the two years in total offense and really four years ago was a high school coach in springdale, arkansasmarkable plan for this guy. >> mark: burns, overshoots his wide receiver zachery. gus malzahn opened up the whole box of tricks already in the first quarter, second down and 10. >> bob: watch zachery. they'll run the reverse. kodi burns, the wide receiver, running back, quarterback, hasn't had as many reps throwing that football. throw for a touchdown pass last week, though, against mississippi state. >> mark: a little rusty, right? >> bob: does not throw it consistently well enough to be the quarterback. >> mark: chris todd is the starting quarterback and completes that to darvin adams at the 16. 20-yard pickup and first down. >> bob: why chris todd won the job. 6'3", 185. very excellent timed route. >> mark: the play fake. touchdown, tigers. zachery. adams with a touchdown catch. adams with a touchdown catch. >> bob: two excellent throw announcer: "it looks like nothing else on the road right now," proclaims "gq" magazine. did you see that? the interior "positively oozes class," rave

he brought up allegations of conflict of interest with bill clinton as governor of arkansas and his wifey's law firm, the fapgs of infamous rose law firm. here's a piece of that debate. >> he is putting money to his wife's law firm for state business, that's number one. number two, his wife's law firm is representing clients before the state of arkansas agencies, his appointees. >> i feel sorry for jerry brown. i served with him as governor in the late '70s. he asked me to support him for president once. >> did you? >> of course not. you know, he reinvents himself every year or two. >> is it true or isn't it true good afternooner clinton? >> mr. brown. mr. brown. >> let me tell you something, jerry, i don't care what you say about me but you should be ashamed of yourself for jumping on my wife. you're not worth being on the same platform of my wife. >> don't to escape it. >> he comes with his $1,500 suit and makes an accusation about my wife. i'm saying that i never funnel any money to my wife's law firm. never. >> what's with the grudge? that was 17 freaking years ago. are these guys ir

. >>> speaking of pregnant moms, two arkansas babies will soon be born at the same time. listen to this. same time same mother but they're not twins. impossible? laura engel has more on this double bundle of joy. >> we went back june 4th to do our ultrasound. and that was a shocking experience. >> reporter: an arkansas couple getting the good news of an addition to the family. the ultrasound is showing a healthy baby inside the woman's tummy. >> about three or three minutes later, she said and make number two has a healthy little hard beat and i started gagging and i was getting sick and i was like -- he was laughing. >> reporter: not only did julia get pregnant with one child, they conceived a second while she was already pregnant with the first. >> we were trying to pit the time lines together and everything. and we known because she had a my grain and been to the hospital and actually had a pregnancy test that turn up negative. >> i was pregnant. >> reporter: unlike twins that are conceived at the same tme, yule i can't has two fetuses much it's a medical raritity wher

i knew about acorn from the early '70s when they were the arkansas community for government reform. i found it interesting they would show up with a couple of buses of people and if i ever got a chance to ask the individuals, why did you come today, what issue is really on fire for you? truth is they didn't know. they were a rent a mob. they would be paid 10 bucks or 15 bucks and get a sign and get a lunch and come and be told what to shout. i think acorn rather than helping poor people exploits poor people and that is what i find so offensive about them. >> geraldo: are they for the democratic party? >> they need to do everything they cannot only to run from them but the democrats are in a position where it is in their best interest to lead the investigation on acorn and root them out because if they don't the republicans will have one heck of a weapon in the 2010 congressional elections. >> geraldo: as an attorney i must say i believe that the laws just -- the bills passed by the house and the united states senate are unconstitutional on their face. a violation of article one sect

i knew about acorn from the early '70s when they were the arkansas community for government reform. i found it interesting they would show up with a couple of buses of people and if i ever got a chance to ask the individuals, why did you come today, what issue is really on fire for you? truth is they didn't know. they were a rent a mob. they would be paid 10 bucks or 15 bucks and get a sign and get a lunch and come and be told what to shout. i think acorn rather than helping poor people exploits poor people and that is what i find so offensive about them. >> geraldo: are they for the democratic party? >> they need to do everything they cannot only to run from them but the democrats are in a position where it is in their best interest to lead the investigation on acorn and root them out because if they don't the republicans will have one heck of a weapon in the 2010 congressional elections. >> geraldo: as an attorney i must say i believe that the laws just -- the bills passed by the house and the united states senate are unconstitutional on their face. a violation of article one sect

good chunk of central arkansas and now beginning to slide back into texas.ounties getting some heavy rain. your forecast brighter colors never a good thing with tv weather graphics indicates more in the way of rainfall for those areas. let's talk airport delays. atlanta, you're seeing some delays. ground stop until 11:00. rain in the area. laguardia seeing showers. san francisco 50-minute delays. all right. that's out west. we go further west or east depending on perspective and this is typhoon choi-wan. stongest tropical cyclone we've seen anywhere in the world. this is a monster. check it out. big old eye. its movement is toward japan. these are the kind of scenarios that we like that it is going to curve away from japan. typhoons going nowhere. >> you can kind of study them and watch how they work and then they don't hurt anybody obviously. >> nobody gets hurt. >> love it. all right. rob marciano, we'll check back later on. don't go anywhere. i have a story that i just know you'll love this. >> is this the hooter -- >> no. >> i think it has something to d

they are roaring through arkansas and texas and moving in to louisiana.or us, we are just on the eastern edge or the western edge of this and slowly some of this moisture and maybe some of this moisture may sneak in here. that's what we will watch. looks like the carolina and southern virginia have a better chance of showers. here's our seven-day forecast. we are showing you a chance of a shower or thunderstorm really today, tomorrow and thursday. friday looks okay. saturday should be okay. although saturday night may see shower or storm and then sunday some clearing and highs in the 70s. 67 degrees. good morning, angie goff. >> hello, howie b. happy tuesday to you. we begin with a tieup we have been watching since this morning, 193 in maryland between glendale and u.s. 50. watch for crews. taking it to the outer loop at route 1 where we have a report of crash activity. but overall you are doing fine from 95 to georgia avenue. to the inner loop we go. this time we take it down to virginia and we show you we are doing okay from 95 to 66. it is like this to

down south, they have extensive rainfall, anywhere from arkansas through tennessee.hat rain has been advancing ooegs east to georgia. meanwhile, up north with high pressure, the frost advisories are out through areas of maine and nn nn. 68 degrees now. tomorrow's high,just around 70. what it feels like out there now is what it's going to feel like tomorrow. here is a look at the future cast for 48 hours. cloud cover is with us early. likely to have drizzle and light showers until noontime tomorrow. then, for the afternoon, a chance, a slight chance for a few passing showers. i think some of us, mainly west of i-95 could see sunshine, partly sunny by late afternoon. for friday, think that our models are overdoing it a bit? partly sunny skies, sunshine and warmer temperatures. we're drizzley for tomorrow morning and a little on the cool side. by the afternoon, high temperatures around 70 degrees. that's it. mostly cloudy, a little breezy, to 68-73. here is a look at the forecast for the next couple days. by friday, sunny. saturday and sunday your weekend, 75 to 72. it'

places around arkansas heavy rain as well. biggest thunderstorms for the morning finding themselves around southern parents of texas. another part that needs rain they're getting it. look at the thunderstorms developing and moving up to the due north. there's a high pressure region right around the carolinas and off shore that's pushing all the action over towards the north. ultimately towards the northeast for today. so the flash flood warnings are going to be extended through the afternoon. so those are all the areas that are shaded in green. watching for an additional one or more inches of rain today, especially if you're underneath one of those heavy rain-making downpours. you'll see as much as two to three inches again for the afternoon. atlanta radar picture, pretty important. we are beginning to dry out. things beginning to drain just a bit. notice the activity up to the north, more back off towards the west. this moves in later this afternoon. we are not out of the woods. neither is alabama and mississippi. rain shower

arkansas especially. record rain in texarkana. 4.84. little rock, arkansas, four inches.ssissippi, and monroe, louisiana, soing a bunch of rain. we will look for this to con throughout the day. especially across parts of southern arkansases that's where most of the rain will fall. flash flood warnings. here is the forecast the next 48 hours. brightolors in the maps. if you are doing travel today, atlanta, dallas, memphis will see rain. especially atlanta. new york city metro, couple of scattered showers. again, i think that the bigger story will be how chilly temperatures will get. 60s today. new york, 60 degrees. boston, 60. could dip down to 30. >> rob, thanks so much. >>> from movies and music to television shows, just about everything is on demand these days. could books be next? >> wore mott talking about e-books you can download to your amazon kindle. we are talking about physical books you can hold in your hands. becky anderson has more on this week's "edge of discovery." >> reporter: the book shop in london recently added over 400,000 titles. they didn't need to a

this one sits again and this moves the heaviest rain into arkansas today. talking about in some cases 2 to 4 inches of rain there. big heat going on from duth to indianapolis to akron to rochester, even into boston today at 77 degrees. these are 5 to 15 degrees above normal and heat continues in florida. >> and good morning, we take a look outside across the area with the sun coming up in fredericand the temperatures were in the 50's. it wil >> that weather report was brought do you by kohl's. >>> when we come back, remembering michael jackson at the vmas last night. show and tell... with all the pet hair in the air my eyes would really itch. but now i have new zyrtec® itchy eye drops. no other allergy itchy eye drop works faster or longer. zyrtec® itchy eye drops work fast i can love the air™. (announcer) find it in the allergy aisle. bonus on every single purcse. what you do with it is up to you. what will you get back with your cash back? it pays to discover. the lotion with a nique formula - effective 24 hours a day lightweight and fastabsorbing. turn d

for what purpose does the gentleman from arkansas rise? mr. boozman: permission to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. boozman: thank you, mr. speaker. during the august work period, i heard from thousands of arkansans about health care reform. i promised my constituents that i would bring their stories and thoughts back to washington so we can enact commonsense health reforms and have wide support throughout the country. while residents of the third district are supportive of reform to cut the cost of health care and make it more affordable and accessible to all americans, there is a consensus that the reforms currently under consideration by congress aren't what they want. the overwhelming majority of citizens i heard from don't want the government to federalize their health care. we can create a better plan for health care reform that includes fixing the fraud in medicare and medicaid systems, implementing tort reform, and allowing americans to own their own health insurance like they own their