i believe in auburn. i love it.acobs knew what he was getting because gene chizik coached here. he didn't have to interview him. he knew exactly what he was getting. >> mark: todd, the pass ruled incomplete at the 27 yard line. tommy tried. >> bob: now auburn will hurry up so it want be reviewed. they will do this quickly. see that -- >> mark: not quite. they tried. >> bob: they call in the fire alarm. let's get up and snap it. mark? tommy trott who wee weren't sure would play tonight because of injury tore his acl last year. hurt his knee a little it. let's take a look good at this one. this is a key, key play right here. >> mark: is a better angle. >> bob: mark, i think it hit the ground. >> mark: looked like he didn't get his hands underneath it. the evidence has to be conclusive to overturn it. i think the nose of that football was on the ground. >> mark: we'll find out and in the meantime, back to gene chizik, some of the changes he's made. son-in-law significant, some cosmetic. he talked to us how he switched

i believe in auburn. i love it. jacobs knew what he was getting because gene chizik coached here. he didn't have to interview him. he knew exactly what he was getting. >> mark: todd, the pass ruled incomplete at the 27 yard line. tommy tried. >> bob: now auburn will hurry up so it want be reviewed. they will do this quickly. see that -- >> mark: not quite. they tried. >> bob: they call in the fire alarm. let's get up and snap it. mark? tommy trott who wee weren't sure would play tonight because of injury tore his acl last year. hurt his knee a little it. let's take a look good at this one. this is a key, key play right here. >> mark: is a better angle. >> bob: mark, i think it hit the ground. >> mark: looked like he didn't get his hands underneath it. the evidence has to be conclusive to overturn it. i think the nose of that football was on the ground. >> mark: we'll find out and in the meantime, back to gene chizik, some of the changes he's made. son-in-law significant, some cosmetic. he talked to us how he switche

aush sta auburn starts that clock.th a hail mary that will be the worst decision auburn has ever made. >> mark: brown down the middle. completes it. they're going to run out of time. sanders down to the 20 yard line. the first half that saw west virginia look dominant early in the game and then auburn courtesy of a couple interceptions, one of them from neiko thorpe come back and come to within one. right now back to the studio, join wendi nix, robert smith and todd mcshay for "the outback steak house report." >> thank you very much. we begin with usc and washington. washington winless last year, hasn't had a conference win since november 17th, 2007. aaron corp getting the starting nod for the trojans. first and goal, mcknight takes it in. it looks easy. >> picking up where they left off, joe mcknight off to a fast start. >> tied 10-10. corp throws into double coverage. that's what can happen. he doesn't like it, understandably so. >> poor decision. the receiver was well covered. >> matt barkley warming up. usc trailin

west virginia and auburn. this game was scheduled to begin at 7:45 but as you can see inclement weather slowing down things just a bit. glad you could be with us. the rain continues i've got robert smith, todd mcshay. trust me i tell you i'm glad they're here. plenty of time to talk while we wait on the game again about 40 minutes until kickoff. up to date. christian ponder and florida state facing byu. no score in the first, second and one in the byu. ty jones with the score. second quarter same score. how about there, 13-0 edge. >> physical, i've been surprised. they cut the deficit to 6. florida state up by 3 but byu with the answer, maximum hall to unga the score. three minutes to play before they take a break in this one. >> max hall 13 of 16. very efficient. i think they'll hang around. >> chip kelly in oregon hosting number 18 -- the first quarter walter thurmond iii. how is that walter thurmond iii. >> first and second are proud. >> run for office. has to run for a touchdown? make a lot of money being

of the staff as late as 2004 when auburn went undefeated. tigers winning the toss deferring to the second half. west virginia will receive the opening kick. and you can't say enough, bob, about the enthusiasm of the fans here at jordan-hare stadium, a good number, good portion of them deciding to stick out the bad weather here. forget about ponchos they discuss took their shirts off and got a free shower. >> that high percentage, that student body for auburn. you are right. that was an impressive display. i just hope they didn't break too soon. there is a lot of football left. they better have stamina. >> don't want to leave your best cheering in the tailgate. both these teams coming in with a record of 2-0 as austin back deep for the mountaineers along with noel devine. auburn defeating mississippi state, west virginia getting home guns east carolina from a loss earlier last year. short kickoff to the 15 yard line. devine. even noel devine with a nice return out near the 40 injury. speaking of di swine performances, jarrett brown completing

so far by the auburn tigers leading 41-30.k jones along with bob davie here at jordan-hare stadium on a night where we got off the kickoff an hour late because of severe weather in the area. and west virginia mountaineer fans looking downcast. >> bob: thinking about that long drive home but west virginia with three interceptions in the last three possessions, mark. >> mark: flag on the play. ball rolls out of bounds. no matter how successful auburn has of a season it will always be measured with reference to their neighbor down the road in tuscaloosa, alabama. >> bob: no question about that, mark. you are know, they have ball state coming in here. ball state has not won a football game this year and go on the road, tennessee, arkansas, tough away schedule obviously. i mean they're in the southeastern conference but you're right, i mean the success that nick saban has added to alabama no question it's raised the questions because tommy tuberville had great success over them. >> mark: turnovers telling the story tonight. 3:40 to

high percentage of the auburn fans negative because of his 5-19 record at iowa state coming in. but i think people overreacted to that record keep. keep in mind, pete carroll was the sixth pete. usc fans were in an uprage over him getting the job. >> mark: things worked out well. >> bob: pete carroll may be the best and bill belichick fired in new england. what's important to keep in mindy it's not how you start, mark. it's how you finish. bottom line, he's 2-0. forget about 5-19 at iowa state. >> mark: chris todd on the run, completes the pass to fangen and what a great move by mario fannin, super mario. looking for the six. touchdown! >> bob: wow. >> mark: 82 yards. >> bob: bill said what just happened? i saw number 27 run right by my entire defense. >> mark: his fifth touchdown catch of his career. like you were saying a moment ago with respect to the coaches, it's not how you start it's how you finished. cordless multi-tool. re-model. re-grout. re-store. all re-powered. meet the hand tool, re-thought. the power and versatility of six tools... packed into one. more innovation

ronnie brown, former auburn tiger plays for the dolphins and pat white got in a bunch of snaps last week with the dolphins as their backup quarterback in their wildcat formation. let's see what jarrett brown can do. looked discon sered after the last sum of sequences after that interception. >> bob: west virginia connells out in the standard i-formation. it's the change-up because you never see it. >> mark: devine got off to a quick start in the first quarter brought down by thorpe and stevens. picked up six on the play. devine last week ran for 80 yards in their victory against

that's a heck of an advantage for the auburn tigers right now. >> mark: bo jackson one of the best ever to play. mark rodgers here takes a me in the end zone. let's check in with wendi in the studio >> wendi: mark, thank you. cincinnati on the road at oregon state keep an eye on marty gilyard on the receiving end of a pass from tony pike.

auburn, at florida, at ole miss, number one and number five. so there is three times in the top five they're going to have to face between now and october 24th >> todd: that is a brutal, brutal stretch. and then on top of that, not just that they play 11 straight weeks, starting tonight. >> brad: th buyer week already behind them, it was last week. mallett down the middle, crossing route and this time, michael smith, but it's not enough and it's too late and with 59 seconds to go, georgia knows now they'll have a big win on road. in conference play. >> brad: that's not a rare thing for georgia under mark richt. >> todd: a tremendous road team and it's -- it's impressive. that's not an easy thing to do but they have got great confidence when they leave athens and gone on the road. >> brad: 31-5 on the road and 25-4 in s.e.c. play and again, we said that doesn't count the florida game because it's a quote, unquote neutral site. joe cox takes a knee. arkansas can stop it one more time if they choose to. and i think bobby petrino knows it's over an

right now the score is mother nature, 1, auburn, west virginia, 0. mark, thank you very much. and welcome into a much drier situation. our college football studio here is bristol with robert smith and todd mcshay. i'm wendi nix. one of those weeks, that's not the only deluge but biggest upset to date. right to usc/washington. peter carroll. joe mcknight takes it in for the td. this will be easy. >> nice and simple. hand the ball off to joe mcknight. >> easy except we're tied. aaron corp into double coverage what can happen. >> maybe we want that true freshman quarterback back. >> you're clair vowant. barkley warming up but don't see him. corp neverly intercepted again. he wasn't quite on today. 41 seconds to play tied at 13. jake locker who was hooks up with jermaine kearse for the big first down. seven seconds to go. eric faulk, no stage bigger than this. nails the 22-yard field goal and washington who went winless in 2008 upsets usc, the biggest upset to date. receive sarkisian loves it. 16-13. these never live up to the hype. aaron corp, 13-22, an

. >> the fire in auburn is half contained but residents are being told to stay away while crews hose down embers and power company restores electricity. >> hurricane jimena has grown. tens of thousands of people along the baja, california peninsula are being told to evacuate. waves are already hitting up to 12 feet along the coast and could grow to 20. it is expected to pass 75 miles west of cabo san lucas later today. >> general mcchrystal says the situation there is growing more dangerous by the day. mcchrystal wants to concentrate troops in afghan cities and towns. where they'll spend more time defending the population and less time fighting taliban insurgents. at least 47 americans were killed in afghanistan in august, the deadliest month of the nearly 8-year-old war. >> now that senator ted kennedy has been laid to rest, the debate in massachusetts is over who will being his successor in the senate. when and how that person will be seated is also at issue. t.j. winick reports. >> reporter: most democrats and republicans great nobody can fill his shoes but someone will have to fi

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auburn, at florida, at ole miss, number one and number five.here is three times in the top five they're going to have to face between now and october 24th >> todd: that is a brutal, brutal stretch. and then on top of that, not just that they play 11 straight weeks, starting tonight. >> brad: th buyer week already behind them, it was last week. mallett down the middle, crossing route and this time, michael smith, but it's not enough and it's too late and with 59 seconds to go, georgia knows now they'll have a big win on road. in conference play. >> brad: that's not a rare thing for georgia under mark richt. >> todd: a tremendous road team and it's -- it's impressive. that's not an easy thing to do but they have got great confidence when they leave athens and gone on the road. >> brad: 31-5 on the road and 25-4 in s.e.c. play and again, we said that doesn't count the florida game because it's a quote, unquote neutral site. joe cox takes a knee. arkansas can stop it one more time if they choose to. and i think bobby petrino knows it's over and may

for many residents in the town of auburn, there's nothing left but memories. >> reporter: it's hard to take it all in. the destruction covering areas that were once people's homes. the first look can be emotional. many fire victims had hoped they'd find something in the ashes. anything. unbelievably, shanna rasmussen found a purse with old photos intact, one with her sister and niece. and a baby picture of her son. how thankful are you that you have some of his younger pictures? >> i'm more an grateful. more than grateful. >> reporter: over at the willis home, the mission was recover hair loom jewelry. they can't help but wonder if things would be different if they stayed to defend their home. they're thankful, though, they got out alive from the fast-moving fire. >> i wish we would have had more time to evacuate. i lost my wedding ring. a lot of my mom -- you know, hair loom jewelry. >> reporter: jeanette thought she would never have to live this nightmare again. >> when i was 11 years old, we had a house burn to the ground just like this. >> you figure that's -- >> i thought that was

. >> reporter: corporal jordan chrobot leaves behind his wife auburn, they were married two years ago. >>> we are learning today iran built a nuclear site in a mountain and near a military base. iran's vice president said it was put there to prevent an assault on it. it is a uranium enrichment facility that could be used to develop weapons. talks are underway to ali international inspections. >>> now to the gubernatorial campaign in virginia. a few hours ago in arlington, democrat creigh deeds picked up what he calls a big endorsement. alex trevino was there. >> supporters of key deeds are gathering here. his endorsement today a former republican governor. he has the strong support of lynn wood holten. he is the ninth elected official to support deeds. they believe traffic and transportation solutions are the most critical issue to address. that's why the greeted people here at the metro transit station. >> it is most acute in northern virginia where people spend an hour and a half more in traffic than anywhere in the state where everything is under water and congestion is unbearable.

but the most destructive was in auburn, near sacramento. 60 homes and buildings gone. >> i was running. shaking to get my daughter. grabbed her from her sleep. >> reporter: amid the destruction, some welcome news. a local deputy, hailed as a hero, saved an elderly woman. >> i kicked the door in. and found her still standing there. and picked her up. carried her out. >> reporter: the southern california blaze, just 5% contained, has more than doubled in size since sunday. firefighters say it could take weeks control. john hendren, abc news. >>> and the massive fires are affecting more than just southern california. take a look at the smoke hangenihang eni ing over downtown las vegas. >> officials have issued an air quality alert through tomorrow. the smoke, with high ozone levels could make difficult breathing. >>> along mexico's baja peninsula, thousands of fourths are racing from hurricane jimena. >> it's forecast to pass west of cabo sanlu cass today. here's viviana hurtado. >> reporter: in los cab boes, people are filling up gas tanks and stocking up on groceries. they're preparing

joining me now on the phone from auburn, california, is marianne aldridge. >> we are very fortunate.ght they were able to get a handle. last night it stood at 70% containment. we expect full containment by today. the fire crews will continue to build and strengthen any lines and put out hot spots. last evening at 7:00, all evacuations were lifted and the residents were able to go back in the neighborhoods affected by the fire. >> that's the area of auburn, from which we have devastating shots yesterday. that is that fire. do you know anything about the fires burning south of you, about a six-hour drive in the san gabriel foothills? >> no, we have been pretty tied up with this one. i don't have numbers on that one. >> the auburn fire, the relative humidity, the lack there of, the temperatures there, what were the firefighters battling? >> the weather has been in the upper 90s, and we had low humid tease. the day the fire started, the winds were very gusty, and the last two days we have been fortunate to have those calm down. >> any injuries to the firefighters or anybody in the commun

auburn university m.a., public administration. united states air force, colonel, 31 years. chrysler technology's electrospace technology nine years. us cancer support group regional director two years and currently. hobbies working in his yard, photography. james robert anderson. couple anderson, what symptoms did you experience that helped you detect that you had cancer of the prostate? >> that's what's so alarming about this john, i had no symptoms. >> no symptoms, zero. had you been getting your p.s.a. annually? >> i get one annually with my physical. >> let's talk about psa, a blood test, stands for what. >> prostate specific antigen which means there's a protein released. >> and the protein determines what your level is. and when you get up to, what, four or five, then you have to proceed with caution but don't get unduly alarmed, is that right? >> well, there are some people that are starting to feel that even at those levels it should be investigated more closely such as biopsies. most important thing about the psa is the rate of change of the psa. you can't just tak

. >> i have a feeling i know where reynolds is, it may be an auburn football game. >> do you think? >> want to show you the mess we have right now, we have an area of low pressure situated way back here with lots of the moisture coming up tapping the gulf moisture. this has been in place for three or four days now and really hasn't moved. that's why the ground is so saturated. out of the memphis, tennessee area, that doesn't look so bad. but they were saying in some places it was two feet thick. overpasses we saw the worst situation there. neighborhoods are really struggling with the rainfall. in nashville, you're about to pick up more here. that i have seen almost eight inches of rainfall for the month. what would be typical would be 2.5 inches of rain. let's show you what we and as we go into the next 48 hours. that heaviest precipitation will be situated right across north central alabama where they also have picked up very significant rainfall. and in our forecast doesn't move a whole lot, but very hot weather across the northern plains. we'll be back in 30 minutes or so. >> as

. >> if you all don't know reynolds wolf huge auburn fan so he has to go to the game today, but beforetook off, he filed this report for us about palm springs, which he says is a great place for a little weekend getaway. >> reporter: digging the style of the dezer in palm springs, california. >> there's this '60s cool vibe in palm springs that's almost indescribable but it's certainly there and you'll feel it when you arrive. >> reporter: architecture buffs can take a self-guided tour of the hip buildings by picking up a map for $5 at the historical society or visitor's center. >> desert modern sichl an architectural style that evolved here in palm springs in the mid 20th century. architects who either were born and raised here or moved here, they adapted their designs to these conditions. >> reporter: but there's another slice of history at the palm springs air museum. >> the air museum has three hangars full of world war ii flyable war birds. >> when you walk around this place you'll feel like you're in a john wayne movie from 1944. >>> well there san al qaeda connection in the heart

by about 10 degrees for tomorrow. 83 down in d.c.. 79 in westminster and york and lancaster. 79 in auburnpe. there may be scattered charts in our region wednesday morning. clouds and a few showers overnight trip the winds shift to the north. right on our doorstep, this front is ready to come through and turn the winds at the airport. high pressure will push the cool air down. this area of low pressure that came up out of the gulf coast region is starting to push moisture in. the clouds are working their way out into virginia now. this should produce cloud and -- clouds and whether in spots. -- and wet weather in spots. most places will be cloudy and season showers coming through all the way from the mountains to the coast. friday, this thing may start to move out. you can't tv computer model indicating clearing skies on friday morning. a slight chance of showers on friday, but the closer we get into the day -- the deeper into the day and closer we get to the weekend, cloud cover comes back. high temperatures to mawr are down for it -- from today, only in the mid 70's. -- high temperatures

west virginia down in auburn on the plains of eastern alabama bam, 79 degrees at kickoff time. 8:00. good chance of passing thunderstorms tennessee vols in gainesville taking on the gators. 90 degrees and humid down there. of course, the most interesting game mainly because it is a weather game. tulsa golden hurricanes going to take on my beloved sooners. kickoff at 3:30. 80 degrees there. those are the football games. i'm predicting another oklahoma win even though we didn't win the first week. waiting track last week. i think we can take tulsa today. our forecast, saturday forecast -- that's the one everybody wants to know. mid 70s today. upper 70s tomorrow. chance of rain by late monday. better chances of rain tuesday and wednesday of next week. that may trail into thursday as well. temperatures will not be cold. that will be a mild rain with temperatures in the 80s for tuesday, wednesday, and thursday of next week. that's not too bad. touch of late summer, early fall humidity and chance for needed rain showers. >> we have this weekend to enjoy. take a little rain. >> we have 36 m

. >> thomas woods is a senior fellow in auburn, alabama.he graduated from harvard university and received his master's and ph.d. from columbia university. his written two books, including "meltdown, a free- market look at what the stock market collapsed." he won a prize in 2006 for his book "the church and the market." is also a contributing editor of the american conservative. i welcome -- he is also a contributing editor of the american conservative. >> let me begin this summary of my written testimony in support of hr 1207 by recalling a controversy that happened in late 2008. bloomberg news ran a headline. the article dealt with trillions of dollars in loans whose recipients and whose collateral that had been put were unknown to the american people. the editor in chief of bloomberg news, matthew winkler, stated it very simply. he said that taxpayers, and voluntary investors, have the right to know who received loans, in what amounts, for what collaterals, and why specific laws were made. he is right. there's no good reason for americans

they are not auburn tigers. they are the hokies there enj enjoying themselves.hopefully they will be smiling as we make our way into the afternoon hours. and hurricane flags there. you don't just have fans from two opposing schools, everybody gets in on the fun. good times, no doubt. brooke, you were a tar heel. t.j., of course, you're a razorback. >> of course. >> a lot of hokies in the airport yesterday but a lot of alabaman representing at centennial park. good luck getting home to you. >> oh, yeah. a lot of things going on here. but that's good. it's a holiday weekend. good time. reynold, thank you. >>> a lot of crowds gathering for this holiday weekend. people might want to cover your mouth. you might want to watch the shaking of the hands and things like that because h1n1 is a real issue, it's a real problem and it is spreading. how worried should you be about it? when can we possibly see a vaccine? we're getting answers from the cdc. - oh, come on. - enough! you get half and you get half. ( chirp ) team three, boathouse? ( chirp ) oh yeah-- his and hers.

president obama is gearing up -- >> he's an auburn man. >> that's correct. >> -- to try to take backsecretary robert gibbs. >> oh, this is embarrassing. >> i have to talk to you guys, because i got to come on and correct the record. >> oh, lord. >> once again. go ahead, do it. you look very good this morning, by the way. where did you get the tie? >> what do you mean i picked this tie out myself. you like it? >> i like it. >> ethan picked it out. >> for an auburn man that's pretty impressive. >> needs a little orange with the blue but one of my favorite ties. >> they do have ties in lee county. don't even go there. >> robert gibbs the stage is yours. set the record straight. >> what i was trying to say clearly somebody had taken the proposal that senator baucus and others had been given or that senator baucus gave to others and given it to k street. i wasn't saying that senator baucus had given it to k street. clearly it was somebody who doesn't support health care reform, letting the special interests that have killed health care reform time and time again given them the plan to sta

meanwhile, outside sacramento, in auburn, california, at least 60 structures have been burned to the ground. hundreds of residents are now homeless. >> it feels like your heart's being pulled out. i mean, these are -- >> all my friends and neighbors, they lost everything they own. and it has to be one of the saddest things i've ever seen. >> and when you hear these numbers so big, hundreds of people losing their homes, it's easy to leave it as a number. but our lisa fletcher has been talking to people individually who lost their homes. and some folks whose homes were saved. >> reporter: how did you find out your house was still standing? >> the local news coverage had their helicopter over the house, doing the live footage. >> reporter: yeah? >> and they kept coming back to this area and talking about this one house. you know, it's amazing this one house hasn't went down yet. >> reporter: what did you use to see over the fence? >> a neighbor's house. >> reporter: yeah? >> we feel fortunate. we do feel fortunate. everything that we couldn't replace. our live's in chaos right now. i do

a fire burning northeast of sack are a men take called the auburn fire has destroyed 60 homes. dave? >> all right, sandra hughes. let's take a look at see what will be happening throughout mess several days and the firefight continues. light winds, but that's deceiving baut heat is so strong it creates its own wind storm in many locationses which is what makes it so unpredictable. it remains dry with temperatures 95 to 100 degrees. right along the shore line you may see some low clouds or fog in the morning. that dissipates during the day and that high heat continues and it looks like we'll wait up the end of the week possibly late thursday into friday for maybe a little bit of moisture that tropical or system beginning to work its way to the california baja to provide some relief and temperatures to on drop. it will be a very dangerous two days at least ahead. julie, we'll accepted it out to you and we'll see you with more on the hurricane affecting the west. >>> there are disturbing new developments in the kidnapping case of jaycee dugard. hattie cause of sman in aunt york wi

. >> thomas woods is a senior fellow in auburn, alabama.he graduated from harvard university and received his master's and ph.d. from columbia university. his written two books, including "meltdown, a free- market look at what the stock market collapsed." he won a prize in 2006 for his book "the church and the market." is also a contributing editor of the american conservative. i welcome -- he is also a contributing editor of the american conservative. >> let me begin this summary of my written testimony in support of hr 1207 by recalling a controversy that happened in late 2008. bloomberg news ran a headline. the article dealt with trillions of dollars in loans whose recipients and whose collateral that had been put were unknown to the american people. the editor in chief of bloomberg news, matthew winkler, stated it very simply. he said that taxpayers, and voluntary investors, have the right to know who received loans, in what amounts, for what collaterals, and why specific laws were made. he is right. there's no good reason for americans

thank you so much, you have an alabama and auburn football game to get to.as a check of our weather-- probably still eating barbecue if i know rick. >> i am, i'm going to avoid the buns this time. we're talking about barbecue, what did you tell about the sauce? >> i it's the best sauce in the world. >> no you said you didn't like it. >> i don't like it. that was the kicker. all right, you can get this at pork baseball bbq.com or at harris if you want to buy one of those, look at the weather maps, a cool start across much of the northeast and cool across parts of the west, feels like summer across the south. it's muggy, af got that humid air mass, still. 72 as you wake up in atlanta. moving forward, a very nice day across much of the northeast, another nice day today. a little bit of rain moving towards the western side of that picture by tomorrow, i'll show you that across the west coast though we've got rain across the pacific northwest. as this pulls in, a rain maker in the plains this week, but the southwest is going to deal with a big warm-up in your tem

auburn, california. he's related to john chapman. do you know who john chapman was?out that? god bless. we have elijah miller. what a strong name. freedom, pennsylvania. i know that town. 103 years old. sharp as a tack. we wish him a happy, happy, happy birthday. dorothy schelz of catonsville, maryland. right down the road to us. retired assistant for a bank president. and won an award for typing skills. i don't know if that's going out of skill but some people can really type. ivory ross lambert. 110 years old. attended church every single week, loves to cook and john andrus of wayzata, 100 years old built the andrus learning center to help children. wish him a happy, happy, happy birthday. finally ethel alderson of duarte, california. ethel alderson, retired postal worker. happy, happy birthday. that's it. now back to new york city and exciting, exotic meredith. >> coming up next, we'll find out who can make >>> we're back now at 8:40. this morning in today's kitchen, meal or no meal. we asked experts to plan an entire meal on a budget of #bbbq michael la monaco. a

down to the south, atlanta, auburn, getting into lower parts of georgia, four to five inches of rainin the forecast today. towards hickory, north of charlotte, too, down south a little bit farther, rain hugging the coast in south carolina, getting towards columbia, too. more to that, robin, in about half an hour. >>> a woman walked out of jail 16 years after she shot a pastor dead outside his church. why she was released early and the reaction from the neighbors and church members. wow, is this... fiber one honey clusters? yes. it's delicious. delicious. i know./ but it can't have... can't have about half a day's worth of fiber? i assure you it does. i was expecting... expecting sawdust and cardboard? i know. i can only taste... only taste the crunchy clusters, honey, and brown sugar. no madam, i don't have esp. ok. i'll take a box, but you probably already knew that. (announcer) fiber one. cardboard no. delicious yes. >>> some of the stories in the "morning express" planner. at 10:00 a.m. eastern, we're going to see new federal data showing which states and which areas of the countr