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eight straight times the bengals have lost here at home to pittsburgh. of course no one around here wants to talk about the immaculate deflection here two weeks ago. this is the last time cincinnati beat pittsburgh they came back from 13 down in that one to win. neil rackers won it on fieldgoal in over time. they were down 13 today. that was in the first half 13-0. until a fieldgoal in the last play of the half. take nothing for granted here after the denver debacle. >> phil: playing this a lot different. winding up heaving it as far as he can, roethlisberger and it's complete the bengals have upset the super bowl champions! the steelers now lost both games without polamalu. they fall two games behind the ravens in addition bengals are one back of baltimore. team that came together at the end of last year, he told us they won their last three, depleted bunch that fought hard. >> phil: veteran players, four veteran players i think they finally just had enough and decided to do something about it. >> jim: a big come back by the bengals down 13-0. they come

broncos and bengals. under 30 seconds to go. bengals had just taken the lead. got to go 87 yards so you draw up this play, ea, huh? >> great job by the db. tipping the ball up. brandon stokely just around the ball making it happen, never giving up on the play. look at brandon stokely. see the tip. kind of gets ready and prepared to receive the ball. safeties go and try and take out the wideout. but again, just an unbelievable play for a great veteran. but, you know, cincinnati bengals, you had this game won basically. >> hard knocks in cincinnati. that did have this game won at 7-6 but the broncos come back to win it. first win for josh mcdaniels. win number one on the season for donovan mcnabb, but how costly was it? we will update his injury and the hopes of the eagles' season coming up. plus, yes, there were other sports going on on sunday. tiger woods, was he able to hold on to his big lead at the ♪ are we good? there's always a couple of drops left. ♪ what are you doing? using all of the toothpaste. see? whoa, whoa! hey, hey, hey, hey! what, baby? i though

cincinnati bengals and packers. i am going with green bay. >> st. louis rams and redskins. >> i'm going to do the red skins finally win one. i like the skins. >> st. louis, i'm going with the red skins too. but your steelers are going down if that has to be my prayer every night. now i lay me down to sleep. >> we lose 3 in a role that hurts. >> goodness. you can get get your pig skin. you can win a gift certificate to the espn zone and qualify for great national prizes. >> i don't know if i can trust you any more. >> when th the steelers are bacn the super b >> >>> welcome back to the espn zone fox 45 play book i'm bruce cunningham. it's now time to get the latest news and notes on the raven's injured injured list. in the third quarter. he had his knee rolled on he was led from the field he did not return. as of this taping the head coach still awaiting the results of an mri. he thinks it's a mild sprain. no official word on his availability for sunday. let's talk about goodin. he said he is fine and should play. you guys go up against the defense e

and the broncos and bengals. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, everyone, and welcome back to "early today." i'm dan kloeffler. and here are some of your top headlines this monday morning. >>> this weekend about 50 taliban militants were killed in nato air strikes in western afghanistan. that fighting aim after an ambush that killed three u.s. troops and seven afghan soldiers. >>> two days after president obama imposed tariffs on tires from china, beijing is retaliating by launching investigations into american exports of auto products and chicken parts. now, that's seen as first steps toward imposing tariffs on those products. chinese analysts predicted today natural rubber imports by china may fall 14% short of forecast thanks to president obama's decision to impose a tariff on 35% of chinese tires. >>> hugo chavez says russia is lending $2 billion to buy weapons. chavez claims the purchase is in response to move more u.s. troops into neighboring colombia. the weapons deal was made on the same tri

and we'll explain why antwan odom is the key to the bengals' success.mself a season really in one afternoon in green bay. speaking of the jets, they were all over tom brady. >>> baseball doubleheader on wednesday, 7:00 eastern. starts the phillies with the florida marlins. wednesday night on espn. let's go back to football. patriots and the jets, lot of chirping back and forth between these two teams during the week. patriots had not lost the jets since the bill clinton presidency. september 2000 at the meadowlands. tom brady, well, he was under pressure all day. bart scott, gets a piece of him there. it's incomplete. bart scott got a clean shot. overload pressures. that's when you bring more rushers than you can protect. jets did it all day long. that gives you situations like third and 20. under heavy pressure, brady tries to scramble. >> making brady move. >> but no one was open. that was the other important thinging with the pressure. >> incredible coverage too. there's jalen ard on the blitz. >> you go inside so the outside guy can come free. the e

the bengals hold on to win it and the packers lose a game they expected to win.grats to cincinnati who wins it 31-24. you know what, there is a man upstairs. maybe it's the new year for the jewish folks, i don't know. cincinnati, buffalo, oakland, chicago, lost heartbreakers last week, they all won this week. >> you think about the teams like the atlantas and the saints and the jets certainly distinguishing themselves early on in the season. >> saints have scored 93 points, the second most ever to start the season in two games. only the mad bomber, darryl ammonica and the 1965 raiders scored more out of the gates than the saints. ready for fall? >> yeah. >> for tom jackson, i'm chris berman. thanks for watching. >>> but still more football. seahawks-49ers. both squads open with a win but the niners didn't run it much. frank gore, two yards. you got eight guys in the box. if you get through there's only three left to beat and there goes frank gore. he's running like people are chasing him. they are but won't get him. 39-yard touchdown run for gore. the 49ers win i

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the bengals hold on to win it and the packers lose a game they expected to win.grats to cincinnati who wins it 31-24. you know what, there is a man upstairs. maybe it's the new year for the jewish folks, i don't know. cincinnati, buffalo, oakland, chicago, lost heartbreakers last week, they all won this week. >> you think about the teams like the atlantas and the saints and the jets certainly distinguishing themselves early on in the season. >> saints have scored 93 points, the second most ever to start the season in two games. only the mad bomber, darryl ammonica and the 1965 raiders scored more out of the gates than the saints. ready for fall? >> yeah. >> for tom jackson, i'm chris berman. thanks for watching. >>> but still more football. seahawks-49ers. both squads open with a win but the niners didn't run it much. frank gore, two yards. you got eight guys in the box. if you get through there's only three left to beat and there goes frank gore. he's running like people are chasing him. they are but won't get him. 39-yard touchdown run for gore. the 49ers win i

bengals and steelers, cincy down 5 with 18 seconds to play. carson palmer finds caldwell in the end zone to give cincinnati a lead. bengals win, 23-20. and finally, break up the lions after 19 straight losses. detroit finally won a game. stafford hits johnson for a 21 yard touchdown to give the felines an early lead, and they never look back. lions beat the redskins, 19-14. and that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >> thank you, mario. >>> a picture is worth a thousand words. how about several hundred thousand dollars for one reality tv star's wedding pictures. your early morning enttainment adlinesre straight ahead. >>> plus, when some men in oregon take the phrase, walk a mile in her shoes, well, they take it quite literally. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this monday morning. some of the worst weather out there is rolling through ohio. cleveland, it's raining. some lightning strikes to the south of you. one cell near canton. from columbus to pittsburgh on 70, storms. be careful on that drive

certainly the bengals couldn't over come last week, could they?ber that last-second loss to the prks? carson palmer to chad coaches -- chad ochocinco. he said he was going to do it. the lambeau leap. we're number one! 31-24, the bengals over the packers although they did try and cough this one up at the end. but they hang on for the victory. >>> bills-bucs. buffalo's home opener. trent edwards. t.o. --? oh, what a great throw. >> incomplete. edwards, long bounce to evans. this time, trent edwards to terrell owens. he catches it. throw right there. how about that no-huddle offense? the bills, who lost a heart-breaker last week, like the bengals. they come back and win. tampa had never played at buffalo in their 34-year history. that's why it was a 4:00 start. they figured after 34 years, wait the another three hours. the bucs now, still scratching. panthers-falcons. jake delhomme coming off last week's disaster against philadelphia. played pretty darn well in atlanta. delhomme. we show this. the only pick he threw. he actually played well. >> all d

steelers led 20-9 going into the fourth quarter but here come the bengals.econds to play. carson palmer to brian leonard gets t first down to keep the drive alive. now at 18 seconds left, second and goal, palmer to andre caldwell. cinci finally beats pittsburgh in its own building. bengals got 2-1. >>> yankees looking to clinch the american league east with a sweep of the red sox. mariano rivera the final out of the game. yankees division champions and have home field advantage throughout the playoffs. >>> that does it for this espnews update. send it back to "america this morning" with jeremy and vinita. >> and one last sports note. spectators at a nascar race over the weekend were holding their breath and here's why. they watched this crash unfold. rookie driver joely logano hit the wall on the 32nd lap then got hit from behind. hard to watch. his car flipped over seven times before finally coming to a hard stall. everyone feared the worst but logano walked away without any injuries. in fact, he said he wasn't even sore. >> sort of the perfect nascar crash

leap on sunday. 85 gave out four free front row tickets to cincinnati fans to wear the bengals garb, risk their health and be there for chad. chris: yankees at angels stadium. a win to clinch. also a win needed for the sick key. top four, no score. alex rodriguez off santana, putting the yankees up 2-0. bottom sixth we go, angels down 5-4. two out, bases loaded. vlad guerrero to third. a-rod, the fine stop and the good play getting the yankees out of a jam. meanwhile, in oakland, the yankees getting some help. the rangers were at the a's, and in the top of the ninth, ian kinsler right back to the pitcher, doubles off hank blaylock at first. ballgame. rangers lose 9-1. so about 55 minutes yet to go in the yankees' game, but the angels making it fun, although the yankees already clinched. howie kendrick taking off chone figgins' throw, and this is jorge posada's throwaway, offering kendrick to third. next batter up, izturis, singles to right, kendrick scores, angels come back from 5-0 to tie it up at 5-5 against the yanks. top nine we go, we're still tied at 5-5 with two aboard. first

the bengals hold on to win it and the packers lose a game they expected to win.at, there is a man upstairs. maybe it's the new year for the jewish folks, i don't know. cincinnati, buffalo, oakland, chicago, lost heartbreakers last week, they all won this week. >> you think about the teams like the atlantas and the saints and the jets certainly distinguishing themselves early on in the season. >> saints have scored 93 points, the second most ever to start the season in two games. only the mad bomber, darryl ammonica and the 1965 raiders scored more out of the gates than the saints. ready for fall? >> yeah. >> for tom jackson, i'm chris berman. thanks for watching. >>> but still more football. seahawks-49ers. both squads open with a win but the niners didn't run it much. frank gore, two yards. you got eight guys in the box. if you get through there's only three left to beat and there goes frank gore. he's running like people are chasing him. they are but won't get him. 39-yard touchdown run for gore. the 49ers win it 10-0. looks like he dove but he got tired and fe

he found some bengals people and some packer people, too.o into the dead end zone. >> i'll tell you something. he is lucky they didn't drag him upwards and pummel him. this is like twen terrell owens went out to the star before he was a cowboy. >> they're not going to do that in green bay. >> who's the world's foremost authority on leaping? who decided that we would make the case? >> because i had some hops. >> you did. >> it's been 25 years. maybe more. >> try 45. time for a break. but on the way, the cubs shut down problem child milton bradley for the season. >> now? it's almost october. and the 49ers accused the jets of tampering with michael crabtree. >> the guy o'on my fantasy team. i'm getting killed. 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 innovations. more great values. craftsman. trust. in your hands. ♪ - oh, come on. - enough! you get half and you get half. ( chirp ) team three, boathouse? ( chirp ) oh yeah-- h

and an incredible finish between the bengals and broncos. cincinnati grabs a lead late in the sixth. kyle orton, and pass tipped in the air. and e.a., take us through this, how on earth did the bengals lose this game? >> what an incredible head's up play by stokley. tipped and overthrow. that is what we teach, tips and overthrows have to be defense. stokley running the football and making it happen. congratulations to the broncos, by hanging on and playing quality, quality defense and then making a big play when it counts. >> you know, as a former defensive back here in this situation and you are seeing that play for the first time we're seeing it, how do you allow the wide receiver on a tip to get behind the defense in that situation? >> the ball is the key. when the ball is in the air, we are taught to attack the football. the football is ours. everyone is rallying to the football. the safety, mind you, is trying to deliver a big hit on the receiver so he can't catch the ball. all the focus is on the football. you need a receiver once the

they should have lost to the bengals and even if you are 2-0 with wins over the bengals and browns, let's not throw a parade. but josh mcdaniel had a rough beginning. now he gets a chance to start on solid ground with a 2-0 start. it is better than 0-2. >> san diego, pittsburgh, baltimore, new york giants, their schedule is brutal. good that he got two wins but after week 12 we will have to revisit where the broncos are. it could be the denver broncos have two wins. would not surprise me in the least. >> great job on the forum. when we come back you will get my final burn on another sports career for herschel walker. don't go anywhere. to the top, here comes kurt busch! what does greatness taste like? he'll race alongside! step up and order a miller lite. we've got a tussle! we've got a fight, we've got a war! we've got a rich golden color. a real beer aroma. and a true pilsner taste. a drag race to the checkered flag... will be won by... kurt busch in the miller lite dodge! there's light beer. and then there's... triple hops brewed miller lite. taste greatness. oh, what a finish! >> cowb

and the bengals could take away 50% of them.o keep him from ballooning. he came in on sunday, he practiced for a few days, and even though the suffered a foot injury he has dropped his weight from 364 to 35 -- 35 8. >> carson paler in still dealing with an ankle injury following his lost season. what is his status. >> he has been at practice. stood behind center. he has avoided pass rushers. the bengals are gold -- going to hold him out but he is ready to go. there's no questions he will be out there against the broncos in the regular season opener. he has gone through all he did last year with the elbow probable -- problems he is ready to play. >> get to the headliner. the jets are taking a serious look at brandon marshall, and if the broncos are willing to trade him, what its denver's thinking? >> well, think they're willing to listen to offers from other teams but they're not going to deal him unless they get an offer they want, and that offer would have to be a player that can contribute this year and a pick for next year. b

. >> now let's talk bengals-packers. >> i expect aaron rodgers to have a bigger day against the bears -- jennings, driver, nelson, those matchups will favor packers. >> steelers-bears. polamalu out and another out. >> but you have big ben and willie parker. what's the key for them to have success? the offensive line. for the last 10 days they have worked on the way they run the football, five guys working as one have more balance and big ben will still have his day but i think the running game will pick up based on how the chicago bears got after rodgers and the green bay packers. >> i told you he was a man of reason. >> speaking of parker, had an injury last week, we are told >> less than five minutes to nfl count downright through that wall. think of this as an appetizer. >> hello. >> hello and happy last weekend of summer. >> what? >> got to get a couple more rays. coach mike ditka and keyshawn johnson. i know brown lost a stone, had to get it in. was a rough one. missed the extra point, i know you were following it. so the 0-1 patriots when tom brady stepped in. the giants of a co

with the steelers' loss to the bengals the ravens are two games up on pittsburgh. the first quarter the defense set the tone for this one. foxworth, the interception. the pitch to ray lewis. and the ravens in business right out of the gate. six plays later, check out the hole. you know what? -- [inaudible] you and i both. joe flacco, 345 yards passing. who's this guy? l.j. smith. shows up, catches the 26-yard pass. just like that sets up the field goal. it was 13-0. milestone for derek mason, career catch 800. he also caught a 72-yard touchdown. that sets up this. joe flacco. eric barton, ball went right through his hands. todd heap catches it, 20 yards that sets up this. check out some blocking here on the inside. ajar he had gath -- jared gather, great. terrell suggs talked about trying to get the shutout. >> we don't talk about it. it's kind of like when you throw the no-hitter. you just don't talk about it. you just line up and prepare for every week. >> it feels good. we have a bunch of guys who are accountable. we have a coach who will hold us accountable. i

. >>> still to come on "sportscenter," packers-bengals, won and lost in dramatic fashion last week. see how they switched role this is sunday. and peyton manning, why he's not comfortable with brett favre in viking horns and how powerful the word "retirement" can be. >> people start to ask me, what about -- they threw that "r" word out to me and if you mention the r word it creeps in your mind. plus i still feel young. >> the race for the chase. the points leader off to a great start thanks to a three-lap dash to the finish. stay with us. >>> week two of the nfl, drew brees taking his act to philly and the titans beaten at their own game and the packers racing the clock. >>> important american things get their start in new hampshire. every four years the road to the white house begins when the state holds the first presidential primary and sunday the chase for the sprint cup began on the track in loudon. there are no term limits in nascar so jimmie johnson is free to win a fourth straight cup championship if his ride is fast enough. mark martin the top seed entering the chase won a

sunday against the bengals despite a dislocated right index finger. let's not forget, if you're a basketball fan friday. where else would you rather be. espnews, the basketball hall of fame enshrinement. 10:00 eastern time, we'll have the news conferences for you. you'll hear from the stars. michael jordan, john stockton, and dave robinson. we'll have those press conferences right here on espnews. >> still to come, derek jeter was knocking on the door. becoming the yankees all time hits leader. first things first, take care of his worst slump of the season. >> also, she was the talk of the open, but wednesday, the nerves and big stage got the best of and big stage got the best of melanie ♪ she loves you, yeah yeah yeah! ♪ ♪ it's been a hard day's night... ♪ ♪ help! i need somebody, help! ♪ ♪ sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band... ♪ announcer: rediscover the beatles, the band that changed music forever. - get 13 remastered cds - ♪ let it be - in limited edition packaging - ♪ let it be - ♪ let it be, let it be. - and never-before-seen video. the b

not off to a good start. 3-0 and broncos lead the bengals in the first game of the josh horton and josh daniels era. the cowboys tacked on another touchdown since the last update. tony romo with two touchdown passes, 194 yards on the day for the quarterback and the eagles just rolling right now over the panthers 31-10. the panthers open with a seven-minute drive. 13 plays and 70 yards. ever since then, it's been the eagles. they scored 31 unanswered points and leading 31-10. coming up at 4:00 eastern, 1:00 number 16 slot. where is houston? how about number 21. they are making their debut in the poll, as is is the university of michigan, in at number 25, one day after defeating notre dame. >> rain delay the schedule, this is the men's semi-finals. nadal on the far court struggles. he has come on and the semi-finals in the summer major and trying to reach the first final. big guy who doesn't come into the net. you like to see the big guy come in. he is so strong from the baseline. you know who his father is, don't you? >> rafael has not been wearing the sleeveless shirts, just like his op

steelers, bengals, cincinnati bengals stage heroic comeback. that franchise is coming back.iveway caldwell. 23-20: drop super bowl champs 1-2 on the year. on to brian's best player. can we have the full screen? guess not. this week's winner is peyton manning. threw for four touchdown passes. 379 yards. the colts rolled over the cardinals on sunday night football. now let's go to best catch. easy one. 12 -- there i am again. 12 seconds left brett favre old, greg lewis isn't. time running out. favre finds the time, wow, what a great job of avoiding the sack. they beat the 49ers to the vikings in miraculous fashion. as you know, gretchen, the play stands as called. both feet were in. the vikings are undefeated. gretchen: this is what the re frmt did. he took a pummelling after he released that ball. brian: should be a rule anyone 40 shouldn't be able to tackle. gretchen: it's not flag football, brian. 41% of americans say global warming is exaggerated. why do we keep hearing the exact opposite. he says scientists are selling out for political reasons. steve: great. g.o.p. lawma

>> no. >> i mean the jumping part. >> well, he upset some people but found friendly bengals fans. >> who said he was number one you. did you see that? >> yes. we had to blur it out. >> let me show you a time lapse of new york city. if you're trying to travel up there, low colludes moving in from the south. we start out with sunshine, clouds moving through. we have light rain reporting in philadelphia. you're about to come out of a ground stop because of that. in knock, you're still dry. here's the rest of the day, half hour around new york city, showers in the deep south, probably a delay in areas like orlando, houston. getting showers and thunderstorms there. about a half-hour delay is what you'll find. more in a bit, natasha. >> bobby, a lot of storms to keep an eye on. >>> there's a new claim that a doctor that treated anna nicole smith had a sexual relationship with her? we don't want anything... ...to slow us down. but even in your 30s... ...your bones can begin to change., overtime, you can begin to have bone loss. calcium and vitamin d work together, to help keep your bones st

how do you feel with the fact the your hometown team the cincinnati bengals has one winning season inyears? >> where would we be without suffering? you don't want to walk a mile in my shoes. sunday afternoons are very long and very dark. >> you do not want andy to walk a mile in your shoes. >> thank you for caring and as a giants fan yourself i can't sympathize with you in anyway. >> i'm also a raiders fan. >> now, we're getting close. >> andrea, i understand you have a little bit of a surprise for us. >> i have a secret and i can't keep it any more. >> okay. >> wow. >> happy birthday. >> complete with severed fingers, red eyes and barnyard ani malls. >> i like the barnyard ani malls. >> they didn't have unif unnura 600 episodes is more than star trek. >> and something for you. >> grow a girlfriend. >> i didn't know whether to get you a rubber chicken, or a sponge girlfriend that grows in water. >> greg, i will be taking a bath tonight. >> hey, bill, can i ask you a question. >> you may, andrew. >> does your ear piece work? can you hear me when i talk? >> yes. >> okay. it is hard too

. >> the travel to new england -- the travel to new england to play the bengals and then they play brett f. " i listen to jerry on the radio. he expected, jerry. >> he was diagnosed with lou gehrig's disease. >> friends and family are planning a fund raiser. for ahead, information on ticket information. >> you may have seen it advertised on tv, longer and stronger latches. does it work? that is coming up. >> this weekend, >> they are raising money to combat lou gehrig's disease. he was diagnosed with als back in 2007. if it weakens motor skills and muscles but despite his condition, he is still the same man. >> he goes to the office every morning. he is going into the office, looking forward to going into the office and going to the facility. o.j. is still o.j.. >> he played for the baltimore stallions and the baltimore ravens. the event is head for -- is set for 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night. all proceeds go directly to charity. to learn more about the event, go to our web site wbaltv.com and click on newslinks. >> in tonight's medical alert, a new study says that one out of a people who suf

we had a rough one last sunday, but i can't even remember the last time the bengals beat the steelersi'm confident in make that prediction. >> i couldn't remember the last time the bengals beat green bay. >> that's true. they're doing well this year. they arguably could be 2-0, but pittsburgh seems to have cincinnati's number. hopefully that holds true this weekend. >> i kind of figured you would go that way. mayor ravenstahl of the city, the great city of pittsburgh. >>> coming up, exclusive interview with tiger management chairman julyian robertson. why he says we would have an armageddon situation if china and japan stop buying as much of our debt. >>> and in the next hour, ceo, carlos ghosn on his company's big bet on electric cars. xwxwxww >>> and now, a peek at our exclusive interview with hedge fund julian robertson. tiger cubs now, one of the best performers in the world of help funds. two years ago at the top of the market, he told us wherp in for a doozy of the recession. the market that day, opened at 13,888, mark. it posted the first big plunge on the day of the doozy, dow

. >>> the bengals' chad ochocinco made good on his promise to do the lambeau leap in green bay.know what the lambeau leap is, when a packer scores he goes and leaps in the stands. well, he found three bengals fans and went and leapt much to the demise of one packer fan showing his disgust. we had to blur it out. stay classy, packer fan. the guy who used to do lambeau leaps, brett favre, set a record for durability. when favre took the field against detroit, he started his 271st consecutive regular season game. that is an nfl record. favre has not missed a game since 1992, when this was a hit song. ♪ jump, jump ♪ make you jump, jump >> ringing any bells for you, richard? >> that's an old one. >> that's the point. remember how they would -- >> yeah. >> that's going to get me an e-mail from the boss. meanwhile, speaking of age-defying feats, in nascar trouble in the pits in the sylvania 300. kurt bushs hits david reagan. mark martin, 50 years young and the oldest driver on the circuit wins his series best fifth race of the year. this guy's the leader in points standings. he came ou

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he found three bengals fans. >>> brett favre set a record for durability when favre and the vikings tookhe field against detroit, it was his 271st consecutive regular season game. he has not missed a game since 1992. that is amazing, considering how often people get hurt in this game. vikings handed detroit their 19th straight loss, by the way. >>> speaking of old guys, 50-year-old mark martin won in style. first problems in the pits. curt busch hits david reagan, who spins out. after another spinout with smoke on the course, martin edges juan pablo montoya for his fifth win of the year. 50 years old, he leads the points standings. >> wow, he's having an awesome year. >> fantastic year, robin. >> good for him. >>> million dollar hole in one, literally. celebrity golf tournament in utah, million bucks to anyone who hits a hole in one. it's 50 yards out. you can just see the ball at the bottom of your screen slowly roll into the hole. watch the reaction from everybody. that's $1 million, folks! >> wow! >> that's a look at sports. >> storming the field! >> i love it. >> we have video you ne

the "milwaukee journal-sentinel" reports that ochocinco bought the front row tickets for the bengal fansin. does this pre-planning make the stunt more cool or less cool, danny? >> it's funny. he's funny. it's amazing when you think about it. he didn't buy tickets nor -- for everybody in both end zones. he bought them for the people in that end zone and then found them after scoring in that end zone. packer fans with a middle finger, fans with boxing gloves, it's funny. >> i have turned on ochocinco over the last few years. i found him we're y. this thing is tremendously cool. the way he choreographed this and most importantly the way he sold it like it was totally impromptu. i'm back to where i was four or five years ago on him and i like him a lot now. >> i love anybody who brings more entertainment to games. he's finding loopholes to avoid getting finded >> didn't he once famously hold up a sign that said don't fine me for this? he was playing on a team that was horror fisk. now i guess it's ok. there's a danger in that because he bought four seats. the guys above him couch bashed him

i think they probably cost you and me bengals of tax dollars.ell, the fas and the faz from direction are even worse, according to don, because they give you triple the firepower. the first to buy, second to short. the problem with these triple leverage funds, either alongside like the fas or the short side like the fa where is the same. you may think that the fas is letting you longer term on the financials because of lots of leverage and the faz let's you bet against them with lots of leverage. that would seem to be good, right? either the financials go up and you make money in the fas or they go down and you make money in the faz. isn't that how it works? no, not at all. the way i siesy it these product are sold for daily traders. not you and me. you could lose money in both. these funds are designed to give you triple the return of underlying index but only on a daily basis. at the end of every day the fas and the fav, like all of other double and triple-leverage funds reset. which means every day you start from scratch. the more underlying t

the bengals also gave 99% of their donations to republicans.re ranked 14th in total donations. there's only one team in the top 20 list of contributors that's made more than $100,000 in donations that's given more than 90% of its money to democrats. one team. bold the st. louis rams. in the top 20, the eagles, 49ers and dolphins gave most of their donations to democrats. but they weren't 90%. to me, it's the huge gap between the biggest political contributor in football and all the other teams. here's the total donations numbers for the league. smallest to biggest. and then you get to the top of the list and, goinboing, yeah, chargers have made 98% donations to republicans. they are the number one political spender by far. and since i don't know much about football other than every single medical detail ever publicly released about tom brady, i have a chargers question. joining us now is the sports guru, our executive producer and the vice president of msnbc's primetime programming, bill. >> that's a hell of a long intro, rachel. i do a lot of

on thursday, the patriots had a preseason game against the bengals.massachusetts where they built a new shopping and entertainment center. called patriot place, and here is cbs randy cross telestrates patriot place to hilarious effect. >> the beautiful shot there gives you a chance to see what's going on with patriot place right next to the stadium. >> could be a bunny rabbit, i guess. or a penis. in other sports genitalia news, there's some controversy right now about a sprinter from south africa. her name is caster semenya, but many aren't convinced that it's -- that she is a her. this is caster winning the championships in berlin last week. she is very fast, and very muscular. and right now they're doing what they call gender tests to determine her sex, which really is a nightmare if she is a woman and no one believes her. that's terrible. i've said it before, they have to run these things naked. they do. [ laughter ] this not the first time it's happened. by the way it doesn't only happen in sports. it's actually the reason star jones got kicked o

our second games include steelers taking on the bengals. esiason, your thoughts as you take a look. dan: when you look at the baltimore ravens, offensively, they had two weeks in a row they put up big numbers. 31 points in this game. ray lewis, fourth and 1, big hit. that's anticipation, coming right through the hole. that's what great defense wins games for you. bill: he's the heart and soul of that defense. he made his presence felt. you look at this game, it was back and fourth. fourth and 1, they went for it. back of the end zone. jay cutler, he played a flawless game, didn't turn the football over, threads the needle right there. then comes back. a bootleg. takes it in. 14-7. i tell you, jay cutler, he brought them back down. big pass right there. two jeff reed missed field goals. led to this game-winning field goal with 17 minutes left. big, big win for chicago. james: along the scoreboard here, other late finals. the denver broncos 27-6 over the cleveland browns. kyle orton got it done there. the buffalo bills, it's a final, 33-20 ov

. >>> bengal tigers are among the fiercest animals in the wild. they are strictly carnivores.s one lives at the noah's ark zoo in bristol. he climbed up the tower and is now afraid to come down. apparently he hasn't gotten hungry enough. he is dividing his time between pacing, growling and resting, but is looking pretty exhausted. overall, he looks miserable. tigers can go for five days without eating. he might be up there for a while. i don't know who would be

down one to the bengals under 30 seconds to play in forth quarter. let one fly, right out there to brandon stokley taking it to 87 yards. he's gone, they are living right in denver. best glove work, the mets, pedro feliciano realizes he has no time for a real throw. watch him shovel with the glove to the plate and gets the man out there. a bit of a highlight move out there, moving quite well. baseball is very heads up, knowing how much time you have to work with. >> best tennis shot ever. against them, trying the love sp-fplt he gives that for a clean winter court. rarely ke p cuted even though that he often try -- executed even though he loves that. >> i would have, yes. let's go to the worst fundamentals, capturing jason. it's not that he can't throw out the base runner. it's that he can't throw the ball back the to the pitcher. overthrows the mound, allowing the runner on third to score. maybe he's got that this whole time walking that out there as they cannot throw that. most pathetic pub pick. this young one who learned about how to rollover nev

offensive line for the bengals this is embarrassing. >> false start. the whole offensive line, five-yard penalty. >> really, ed? the whole offensive line. by the way, you guys are fat, you smell funny and i don't think you're very good looking. marvin lewis doesn't even like you. >> have to better assess what he's seeing out there. take some shots down the field. >> i agree with you, t.o. better assess, take shots down the field. oh, you couldn't walk out there. this is poetic justice. shut your mouth. chris johnson, tennessee titans, love this. nobody is going to cover him. gets down the field. this is why the tennessee titans aren't going 0-3. they'll play for one another. this is it. lendl white, look how excited lendl white is. don't step on the field, coach that is perfect. love it. >> that was the greatest off the mark ever. i can't compose myself. chris johnson, big game, texans ran for 204 yards, titans ran for 204 yards. cowboys ran for 251 rushing yards in the loss to the giants, marion barber 124. felix, 96. they lost and as we saw in monday

the cincinnati bengals also gave 99% of their donations to republicans.n total donations. there's only one team in the top 20 list of contributors, only one team that's made more than $100,000 in donations that's given more than 90% of its money to democrats. one team. behold, the st. louis rams. in the top 20, the eagle, the 49ers and the dolphins also gave most of their donations to democrats but they weren't up over 90%. the single most interesting sticks out like a sore thumb jammed into a facemask fact in these football stats. to me, it's the huge gap between the biggest political contributor in football and all the other teams. here's the total donation numbers for the whole league, smallest to biggest. and then you get up to the top of the list and boing. yeah. the san diego chargers have made quadruple the donations of any other team, 98%, by the way, they have given to republicans. they are number one the biggest political spender by far. and since i don't know much about football since ever single medical detail ever published about tom brady, i

he was the product of that wonderful world of mineral lancers -- bengal lancers. i put it to you that the attempt of the imperialists to save the empire in the 1920's and 1930's, it was just as gondi said, millions of acres of bankrupt real estate, was fatal. why do we now live with the problem of pakistan, which is occupying newspapers' most of the time? precisely because the british got in the wrong in the 1930's. churchill said india is no more of a nation and the equator. that sort of thing is dangerous. it is not a very good idea, and it misled churchill into this extraordinary strategy of trying to fight in the far east when he was already having his hands full with problems in the english channel. what an extraordinary way to behave. i put that thing first as his greatest failure. the stubble of india was all very well for my generation. we did not have to put up with all the sort of nonsense that the french had in vietnam, let alone algeria. let's not be too smug about that. the next thing i would like to point out is, is it terribly sensible strategy, in

broncos shock the bengals 12-7. >>> golf, tiger woods has done it again.he's won a pga event by eight or more strokes. >>> u.s. open. kim clijsters made history by becoming the first unseeded woman to win the open. courtesy of a forehand smash. she was unranked before the match but will likely be in the top 25 after winning her second u.s. open. >>> on the men's side, roger federer defeated djokovic in straight sets. federer had no option but to return it between his legs. an incredible shot worth another look. federer showing why he is ranked number one in the world. a between the legs, back to the net, cross-court winner from the baseline. federer would call it the greatest shot of his life. we'd agree. he'll play juan del pablo in today's final. >> federer's not human. he's like drago. it's just not fair. mike barnicle has commenced his game of solitaire. we're holding down the fort in new york city. he's literally playing cards. >> look at this hand. >>> coming up next, news you can't use. plus we'll send it back to the reagan presidential library in s

. >>> bengals and packers. carson palmer to chad ocho cinco.he fans happy about the lambeau leap. bengals beat the packers 27-24. >>> bradley told reporters, you understand why they haven't won here in 100 years. i wouldn't be surprised if he's gone within 100 days. on the diamond in seattle, yanks this a chance to clinch a playoff spot, but the mariners weren't having it. the yankee party will have to wait another day. they lost 7-1. >>> red sox visiting baltimore in the fourth. jason bay, a mammoth home run. boston won 9-3. they've got an eight-game lead in the wild card. >>> indianapolis, twins and tigers, a battle l atop the a.l. central. ryan rayburn went deep for a solo blast. tigers won 8-2. they lead minnesota by three with just 13 to play. >>> nascar in new hampshire. trouble in the pits. right into david reagan. just a little love tap. plenty of love from mark martin. don't say senior citizens can't drive for mark martin will prove you wrong. you guys have a great monday. >> thanks so much, fred. >>> the red sox have the wild card loc

. >>> steelers struggling a little bit against the bengals. you don't want to lose to the bengals.with 14 seconds left in the game, carson palmer, a four-yard touchdown to andre caldwell. cincy beats the steelers 23-20. super bowl champs are now 1-2. bad loss there. >>> colts visiting the steelers' super bowl opponent, the cardinals, on sunday night. peyton manning lighting up the cardinals defense. 53-yard touchdown. they go up 21-3. they win 31-10. 505 total yards. >>> how about the new york jets? giants won yesterday. everybody's talking about the jets going to 3-0 behind their rookie quarterback. threads one in there to jerricho cotchery. they go on to win 24-17. titans are still winless. >>> did you see this on saturday? tim tebow won the heisman trophy a couple of years ago, number one florida. the game already out of reach. florida blowing out kentucky. absolutely drilled by kentucky's taylor wyndham in the third quarter. worst part is when he falls back and hits his head on his teammate's knee. taken to the hospital in kentucky. he was held overnight. he had a concussion. h

. >> cincinnati bengals' quarterback carson palmer will skip his team's preseason finale tomorrow butbe healthy for the regular season opener against denver, this according to espn nfl insider adam schefter. palmer has been nursing a sprained ankle. >> as the university of michigan investigates whether or not its football team broke ncaa rules with mandatory practice and meeting times, support is coming to head coach rich rodriguez and his staff, and it's coming from, of all place, ohio state. on tuesday a buckeye captain spoke out in response to current and former michigan players alleging rodriguez made the team focus on football more than the 20 hours the ncaa man dates or allows per week. curt coleman, an ohio state co-captain and starting safety suggested the michigan staff demands probably fit within the rules but it's on the players to go beyond that, quote: here are the words of buckeye head coach jim tressel. >> what makes it difficult is how good these kids want to be. you know, sometimes you have to chain the doors at the woody hayes center to get them out of there, act lik

the bengals are actually 0.500. >> wow. >> i know. it's a miracle. only two games, but -- >> ocho cinco. >> exactly. >> right now we go from pittsburgh to chicago to take a trip to the futures pits. dave bahoric is standing by. he's with trade the news. >> good morning. >> we've been trying to figure out what happened yesterday. what is it that sent the markets and sent things headed south at the end of the session there. >> good question. to oversimplify things as we do in the pit, the markets seem to get exactly what was expected. markets tend to overdue things. we put in a high timingwise. 1075, 1075 half as the release came out and things were digested, the entire market shifted across the board. commodity commodities included. they went south. we went south with it. there seemed to he about profit taking. there was good, solid trade. the bulls weren't running and is hiding. the bears weren't coming out full force. 1048 half is half back on our work that we did last week. so things to the upside are still intact in a very short-term medium. 1063