john bentley, cbs news, tulsa, oklahoma. >> jarvis: just ahead on the cbs evening news? you can trademark a pose? tim tebow is doing it. that went viral. fans copying quarterback tim tebow kneeling in thankful prayer after a successful play. but it's one thing to copy the football player. another to make money off of it. tony guida explanation. >> reporter: remember when everybody was doing this, tebowing, it was called, so last year. nonetheless, the man for whom the gesture is named now owns it after a yearlong legal battle, tebowing is trademarked. >> what he's effectively done is prohibited other people from being able to capitalize financially on the gesture he made famous and on his name. >> reporter: tebow says he doesn't want anyone to profit from tebow main yark including himself, meaning there will be no tebow jewelry, no tebow clocks, no tebow apes, no tebow sneakers be no tebow pencils, no tebow kites, no tebow skateboards and definitely no tebow painty hose. nothing tebow for sale unless tebow decide to sell it. >> people can still tebow if they want. they c

i had a bentley, an old bentley, a convertible with a rumble seat.hich in british automobile parlance is called a dickey, the rumble seat. so we picked up cronkite, who got in the rumble seat in the open car. we had a lot to drink that night. they were great fun to be with. when we finally ended the evening, which was at 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning, driving walter to his hotel, we went past buckingham palace. then, there was no security around. now all the roads are blocked. no security -- the guardsmen out front. walter insisted that i do a few circles around buckingham palace. he got up and did his impersonation of the queen. the only witnesses were the two guardsmen outside of buckingham palace. >> how long did you date before he married? >> that was july 4 and we were married on october 28. >> who is sarah alice and safer? -- ann safer? >> she is our daughter, who had a very brief career in journalism and had another career. at the moment she is busy raising 26-year-old girls and a 10-year-old boy. >-- twin 6-year-old girls and a 10-year-old boy.

. >> if he downgraded even get like a bentley. melissa: dowrade to a bentley. >> and mercedes.issa: here is a good one. according to a survey 33 percent of people will consider buying a haunted house. one-third said they needed discounts of up to 20% on the price in order toake the purchase worth it. would you guys want the haunted house? >> a couple who said they would pay more. there were people who wanted to do this. i say let's go. >> i actually bought on to the house. the house with poltergeist senate. middle treks. melissa: there you go. talk about uncertainty. when it comes to business and the economy, tom sullivan was to be sure you know what it means. >> uncertainty is the buzzword this week, and in survey after survey of big and small business is the word keeps popping up. forget about business. what about you? has it dawned on you that you don't know what your take-home pay will be in just two months? yes, we go over the fiscal cllif on january 1st, and your payroll tax laws umpire, your withholding will go up due to the bush tax cuts aspiring for everyone. the presi

gadhafi was killed as well on sunday and i'll tell listen to what the people who were actually in bentley when all of this was going down has to tell. i have of course from my family in this told me that the situation there right there is really horrible the. heart of all of. everywhere in the city the civilians building our fallen even the ha's with oh we don't have a lot of medicine right now the house and the hospital keep in the and the people out with a three week there's no food. but only because of the militias that it's around but already the clothes and the roads that it is the food industry all there are women benoit from the three sides they use the house that and the rockets and the guys with guns and i actually found even the guy that had gotten out of the hospital clearly that the civilians the bomb with the guards. and of course. that's not pulling these records. on two hundred people in tripoli have gone on to march towards the government building demanding the end to the siege of ben well you know but of course they were meant to york with an overwhelming police force the

. >> and new york city caps under water, bentleys under water. >> bill: bentleys under water oh, my god100 trees had gone down on her farm including one that blocked the gate, and one that went down on the guest house. >> bill: oh, no. we haven't had a chance to talk much sports. so there has been a lot of criticism of alex smith with the 49ers, not really being confident in himself. and jim harbaugh was asked about his confidence level. >> i think it's just a lot of gobble, gobble turkey. >> [ inaudible ]. >> just gobble gobble gobble turkey. some jive turkey, it paints a pretty good picture. [ laughter ] >> he is a very confident guy. >> bill: gobble, gobble, gobble. [ turkey gobble sound. ] >> was that jim harbaugh. >> announcer: this is the "full court press." >> president obama still has an opportunity to turn in his college transcript and passport application to donald trump. donald tweeted because of hurricane sandy, and the president's obligations he is extending his deadline to give away $5 million until tomorrow at noon. >> bill: couldn't donald trump use that $5 million to he

so far and are just four points adrift of leaders and she recently sign told the midfielder david bentley on the line as well as former liverpool striker floral cinemark on goal thirteen have been inconsistent so far this season their two wins have common in the last four games that are was a lot of months income off to be on target fifty two minutes and it's not to know is elton has netted their second or into the last five minutes that in grozny. while in europe last night russian league leaders angie and twice national champions remain both wrapped up to no victories to go top of their respective groups in the euro for me and she switched sides youngest two nil here in moscow to go top of group a song that's a penalty broke the deadlock midway through the second haul and the striker wrapped up the game with a second effort in stoppage time while andrea joined on four points why italians like you did not easy who came from behind to win three to live a full tummy wall in group h. were being also i want to nail a time to parties on belgrade thanks to go. it's either side of the interval

. >> they didn't end up using that check because reid got a finance degree from bentley university wherem young on a scholarship. regardless, though, the nixons see it as an incredible gesture they will never forget. >> as far as he knew, he was offering what is a very generous and amazing that he was willing to do that. >> these are things that they do as a family that it is not done for political reasons or to get gain in other people's eyes. it is just because they cared. >> and that was taisha fernandez in boston reporting. this programming note for you. top on "fox news sunday" the latest reaction from both presidential campaigns. chris wallace will talk with davis axelrod and ed gillespie. check your local listings for times. watching the severe weather threat right now as a storm system barreling down on the nation's mid section. bringing with it damaging winds, heavy rain possible twisters in in all of this. maria molina will come back with an undate from the fox weather center, next. [ male announcer ] imagine facing the day with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living

bentley says he's staying out of apple shares today tweeting it's a gamble today.ody knows if apple will, in fact, miss. michelle, traders, what do you think is driving the negative sentiment around apple earnings? guys? >> joe? >> the negative sentiment surrounding apple earnings. i think a lot of it has to do with the expiration cycle that we've talked about with john and pete najarian in september and both october. i think right now there's really no known catalyst. the known elements of apple are known. the vulnerability of this 200-day moving average which we talked about at the top of the show, the market seems to want to gravitate towards there. what do you do there? that's the ultimate question. i think it comes down to what the guidance will be, the expectations for the amount of iphones they sell in the december quarter. ultimately the usages of cash. $100 billion on that balance sheet. what are they going to do with it? >> sitting at session lows for apple. enis, you want to weigh in? >> earnings momentum. if you look 100% year over year. that's exceptio

i'm riding in "law and order" and i'm like, dude, you're in a bentley.down, there's people really dealing with issues. so any chance i can, and plus it has to do with music, so i had to be there. >> right. and, tim, this is how many years now you've been playing with jam partners? >> this is my sixth year. and what's great about this event is because, first of all, id never get to play the venues i'd get to play. ice doesn't know it, but he's going to be playing with us tonight. it's a cause where you're seeing immediate impacts. i mean, they -- getting a prosthetic limb is making it happen. you're seeing children's lives changed. there's a lot of people on wall street that have been involved in this for a long time. it's an exciting charity, it's a great night of music, it's a great night to give something back. >> are you looking also for maybe some backers to help you with your watch business? >> no, i'm going to go in there and rub shoulders, that doesn't really matter. it's just -- it's just -- there's also this misconception that people in wall str

i know you were thinking about getting a car -- bentley, rolls-royce phantom -- >> one of those littlecars. a little convertible smart car because i live in new york city. you've got to squeeze into teeny little spaces. >>> airline stocks also soaring today. >> yes. and to complete the pun quintfecta -- u.s. airways has a fancy way of saying how many people are on a plane -- bums on seats. it was 84.4% which begs the question, who's the point for? i don't know who that is. >> i don't know who that point is. but of course lower oil prices today. as we saw a moment ago, down to $80 a barrel. >> the stock doubled year to date. >> airlines are moving higher. >>> another but bad news for bankrupt american airlines. that company now says it has fixed all of those loose seats which caused emergency landings earlier on this week but it is nonetheless another plaque eye for the beleaguered company. joining us, former ceo of continental airlines, gordon bethune. great to have you on the show. what do you think about this? if it was just issues of loose seats this week, that's one thing. but ther

on the day of his inauguration, alabama's current republican governor robert bentley said, quote, sot accepted jesus christ as your savior, i'm telling you, you're not my brother and you're not my sister. inauguration day. the last time we had a senator who wrote and did a speech about how slavery was not only justified by the bible, he said the really underappreciated thing about slavery in the united states was how good slavery was for black people. this was in 1996, not 1896. and the reaction by alabama republicans, well, they just kept him around. he stayed in the state senate for two more years after the slavery was good for black people thing. why not? why get rid of him? what's the problem? last year when demonstrators came to alabama to protest its draconian new anti-immigrant law, the party chairman told the press, "this is reminiscent of others coming into our state to cause trouble." imagine that, huh? the mitt romney for president campaign is about to get the benefit of a self-proclaimed deployment of hundreds of republican partisans from alabama spreading out through ohi

. >> in yoga pants in their len h bentley, thank you very much. >> that's enough. all right.trick dehaan. your job today, should you be willing to accept it, is to teach our audience of billions how to save money on gas prices. >> tough luck if they're in california. it's hard to find any sort of bargain out there. if you're in one of the other 49 states where prices aren't soaring through the roof, generally we find gasoline prices are cheaper to start the week and early in the morning. that's because the market has been closed all weekend and stations generally start the weekend with a little lower price. the weekend is over, demand is lower. getting people through the doors. >> so monday and tuesday might be the time to fill up. i've always traditionally thought, i'm not going to fill up on a friday afternoon. that's what everybody does before they go away to a road trip on the weekend. is that true? >> you take taxis. >> i actually ride a scooter. in the good old days when i used to own a car. is that true, friday hamafterno is the most expensive time? >> they generally s

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. ♪ >> reporter: country star dierks bentley owns five martins and now also endorses a custom model.hes look to the hearing bone with this kind of red, white, and blue inlay, which is cool they did. something i'm really proud to have my name on. >> reporter: the company has been family owned for six generations. this is a truly american story, isn't it? >> very much so, yes. >> c.f. martin, a german immigrant, started the business in new york city in 1833. six years later, he moved to the pennsylvania countryside, where the martin guitar company began to grow into what is now a 200,000-square-foot plant. what built this factory, basically? >> this present location? >> reporter: you said in the '50s, folk music. martin suddenly found itself with four years worth of back orders. the sales boom continued until the '70s. >> when it came to a rather abrupt halt, thanks to disco, which was no good for anyone who made live music. that's when we struggled. we went from producing over 20,000 guitars to struggling to sell 3,000. >> reporter: chris martin, then 31, succeeded his father as owner

we're talking about berkeley on the 2900 block of bentley ave. you can see that is pretty densely packed with residential house is all around. houses are right along the side of property and looks like the damage is pretty extensive. >> yes of we are able to see how extensive that damages. you can see here that it basically just burn through roof. firefighters arrived here this morning about 1219 this morning and they saw a lot of smoke coming from the back. their main concern was was anyone in the home. this was a homeless family of five. they were able to safely get out of the house. one was wheelchair-bound in berkeley police department help that person get out of the home. as soon as they were clear that they were able to address this fire pretty aggressively. they went to a defensive mode where they were using a ladder and addressing it from the inside. ruth basically collapsed and caused a lot of pockets and there are lot of places for fire to collect. it was quite a bit of a battle for the firefighters but they were eventually able to put

>> reporter: this all goes back to a deadly night in 2010 when prosecutors say goodman rammed his bentley into scott wilson's car and never stopped to help. before his conviction, goodman adopted his girlfriend to protect his riches, but the local sheriff says goodman can't hide behind his wealth in this latest violation. >> guess what, that don't happen here. he gets treated just like every other person that's in my custody. he violates the rules, he's back in the jail. >> no judge is going to want john goodman to try to be above the law, whether it's drunk driving, leaving the scene of an accident or violating conditions of bail by trying to smash the gps device. >> reporter: goodman will be back in court in november when the judge will decide if his current stay in jail will be an extended one. for "today," tanh truong, nbc news. >> i'm not sure i have my winter skin yet, but it's probably too late. let's get another check of the weather to find out what this is all about. >> maria has another check of the weather. in a coat. >> and i have hand warmers in the pockets. we're actually se

the owner is allison bentley. good morning to you. >> good morning.ter: tell me a little bit, i am just amazed this is the only fabric store in the district. >> we're the only place to take sewing classes here. we had stores in the past and they've just moved out. i guess they weren't able to keep up with the high runs here. it's a great place. people are getting much more into sewing and it's becoming much more popular these days. >>reporter: when i read about it, you said you've seen a real surge in the last five years. why do you think that is? >> i think part of it is "project runway" and people have raised the profile of sewing and people want to get back to something that's hands on and make clothes that fit them, that kind of thing. >>reporter: the whole do it yourself thing. >> exactly. >>reporter: tell us what goes on here. >> we are in one of my classrooms here. i have two big classrooms and we have courses for everybody from the first-time sewer to the aspiring fashion designer, and it's a little bit of everything. we actually make some pie

farms, its open arms, one nation under god ♪'s america ♪h yeah, whoo ♪ [playing "sideways" by dierks bentleyre we go nothing slowplay gotta make them come back for more ♪ ♪ gonna get a little bit sideways ♪ na na na na ♪ just about ended four hours after the presidential debates, mitt romney talking to norfolk, virginia. we are opening up our phone lines to get your thoughts on what you heard from mitt romney and also from paul ryan and what you thought about the debate. you can call us at at 202-585- 3885 if you are a democrat. call 202-585-3886 if you are a republican. call 202-585-3887 if you are an inindependent. we have a caller on the line. go ahead. caller: i believe that these two have sold their souls to the douevil. i think that they are hypocrites. total hypocrites. >> we have a republican caller from florida. go ahead. caller: i feel like, maybe, it seems like every year some blame them for what they have dawn or have not done. what is really going to happen? >> anger facebook page showed the people won the -- mitt romney won the debate last night. -- on our facebook page, a majo