broderick green, lost the ball. who's got it. flags down.fumble. >> todd: boy, that looked bad. >> brad: real bad. >> todd: that was a bad exchange between mallett and broderick green. >> brad: the officials are getting a workout tonight, aren't they? >> referee: offside, on the defense, number 95. half the distance to the goal. remains first down. >> brad: jeff owens should have his nose where the football is. it's half the distance to the goal to the 1. where it's first and goal there. jeff, the senior, battled back, injured his knee in the opener. just eight plays into last year's first game. here's green this time. i don't think so. >> todd: nope. >> brad: let's check in with erin. >> erin: when ryan mallett threw last touchdown pass to childs, willie martinez of georgia pulled his secondary aside and just basically told them, all they have right now are grenades, he's throwing down the field, that's it. that's all they have. just get there, do your assignment, do your job and we're finished with them. >> todd: grenades hurt when they ex

it is around noon on a tuesday, and jean broderick, a familiarer from howard county, has wrifd a coolerl of fruits, vegetabl and eggs. as she weighs and parcels out the black berrs, she extols the virtues of the eggs. >> never have they been caged. no antibiotics, no hormones. >> she even has pictures of the cows that provide their organic grass fed beef. >> the animals are raised as they should be on a farm in a pasture, humanely treated. >> reporter: despite the recession, she says business has been good for this first year. and customers seem to be embracing this new food movement. >> this is how weley. we are very committed to this. >> reporter: they ar also committed to local artists. pictures are proud and the mural makes you feel like you're traveling down a country road. like farmland, suburban trading gives you open space, room to breathe. the owners want it to feel comfortable and homey. a place to sit a spell with a pastry and an iced tea and wait for the day's harvest. news4. >>> first lady michelle obama ants to create a farmer's n ihwetmartnoest washington. the firsn from

mathieu broderick. mary: in the president's box.ohn: that's what he's got to be careful with because if he doesn't get the angle he wants he'll leave that side of the court open. john: the singer of "bush" and the singer of "no doubt" and they have a couple of kids. like agassi and instead of gli he loves tennis so much he'd probably before the -- prefer the kids to be tennis players. mary: i'm anticipating not seeing a lot of trick shots from federer anytime soon. this is all business now. this 20-year-old is growing up in a hurry on this court, his first major final. dick: playing with real conviction. didn't have that earlier. john: and this is where the fact that he is 6'6", imposing himself on federer is going to pay off. normally when a match went late into a third or fourth set it would be a problem for him but these conditions are good. the sun's down. it's not real hot. >> out. john: i would think it would be an edge for him. but roger at 28, a to the -- lot of tennis behind him already this year. a tougher time bouncing ba

remember sarah jessica parker and her husband matthew broderick were alleged victims of bottlefeedersome of their baby surrogate were burglarized. the accused criminals were a pair of police chiefs who allegedly tried to sell some of the woman's items, the surrogate's clothes -- it's just crazy. both of them denied the charges. and then of course our favorite example, the poor jackson kids in the wake of their dad's death. there's a steady stream of weirdos, wacko, wanna-bes trying to claim biological parenthood. so my question, brian russell, you are the psychologist. have these celebrities now become magnets for the lowest common denominator of society? people who can profit? >> absolutely, i think so. and i think, jane, if we pulled our viewers and we asked them to rank the seriousness of certain crimes, blackmail or extortion may not rank that highly on the list, but psychologically and it should and here's why. these things are always premeditated. there's no spur-of-the moment, heat of passion, anything like that. they're always nothing but a cold-hearted attempt to profit off o

remember sarah jessica parker and her husband matthew broderick were alleged victims of bottom feedersy surrogate was burglarized? the accused criminals were a pair of police chiefs who allegedly tried to sell some of the woman's items, the surrogate's clothes -- it's just crazy. both of them denied the charges. and then of course our favorite example, the poor jackson kids in the wake of their dad's death. there's a steady stream of weirdos, wacko, wanna-bes trying to claim biological parenthood. so my question, brian russell, you are the psychologist. have these celebrities now become magnets for the lowest common denominator of society? people who can profit? >> absolutely, i think so. and i think, jane, if we pulled our viewers and we asked them to rank the seriousness of certain crimes, blackmail or extortion may not rank that highly on the list, but psychologically it should and here's why. these things are always premeditated. there's no spur-of-the moment, heat of passion, anything like that. they're always nothing but a cold-hearted attempt to profit off of somebody else's pai

paula jones, juanita broderick were human beings.pears in the liberal world, the higher your celebrity, you can be praised for it. guest: i resent the assertion anyone should be praised for rape. this is a koirpt from the very beginning that was founded on checks and balances. i think we don't do each other a favor to pretend others have the answers. . . he said, you might want to read a book about what this experience has been like for you, to get to these tapes over the years, in secret. it was one of the few things that never got leaked. here we are eight years later and the book is now just been published. he said this was an achievement, and had not been done before, so you may want to write a memoir about what it was like to gather the material. the idea for this bequest is. i'm still working on my martin luther king trilogy which i finished in 2006. so the idea was kind of his, based on the notion that this is a unique experience. as someone who loves history, and i want to try to do this it was difficult for me to write the b

remember sarah jessica parker and her husband matthew broderick were alleged victims of bottomfeedersrglarized. the accused criminals were a pair of police chiefs who allegedly tried to sell some of the woman's items, the surrogate's clothes -- it's just crazy. both of them denied the charges. and then of course our favorite example, the poor jackson kids in the wake of their dad's death. there's a steady stream of weirdos, wacko, wanna-bes trying to claim biological parenthood. so my question, brian russell, you are the psychologist. have these celebrities now become magnets for the lowest common denominator of society? people who can profit? >> absolutely, i think so. and i think, jane, if we pulled our viewers and we asked them to rank the seriousness of certain crimes, blackmail or extortion may not rank that highly on the list, but psychologically and it should and here's why. these things are always premeditated. there's no spur-of-the moment, heat of passion, anything like that. they're always nothing but a cold-hearted attempt to profit off of somebody else's pain or embarrass

it is also point important to stand as a simple as black broderick -- progress and inspiration.a lot of people talk to me about party and say one of the problems i have with the gop is that i do not see me represented in it. if they went to the national convention in 2008, 36 people out of 4000. dumb, because there are more than 36 black republicans in the country. the party has never engaged in a way in which we invite them to be a part of the representative family at a national convention. that is going to change. that is going to change. i do not know what field will ultimately look like, but it has to change. similarly, what can we do to educate our own within our community? how do we bend down, reach back to do that? we need to those role models? it is tougher now to find them because they are not there. they are not there. it is going to be up to you and your peers to begin to change that dynamic. i do not know if you are ready to do that. the future is of such chaos that it is not very clear whether the job will be there, whether the opportunities will be there, and that