cassidy: it really depends.you look at our governorship and legislature, republicans are incredibly strong. we had 24 republicans running for reelection. the odds are little against us in terms of the number of seats we have exposed. i think the message that we have is pretty good. the president's health care law, obamacare, has been very -- premiums are up, insurance companies are raising their premiums and yet losing money so obamacare continues to be a dead weight on our economy. immigration, clearly folks are concerned about it. they may not like mr. trump's approach that nor do they favor where the president has been. as bill maher has said of the democratic party, if you get across the river, you can stay. it really seems to boil down to some of the issues favor us. it may turn out that mr. trump is not the messenger but maybe he is. it really seems to boil down to mr. trump's personality not being what people like as opposed to some of the issues. i think where the issues are, the republicans are where ma

i'm cassidy hubbarth. it's officially the first saturday of fall and just like the changing of the leaves, tennessee losing to florida has become routine. the vols riding an 11-game losing streak to the gators heading into the day. it looked like it was going to be a 12th straight loss after dobbs with four passing t.d.s in the second half. tennessee scoring 38 straight points to get their first win versus florida since 2004. wild finish at jordan hare, clock running with less than 15 seconds. lsu ball. short of the goal line with one second left. a penalty is called for illegal shift. one last chance from the 11. one second left. etling rolls right, throws to the end zone, caught for the t.d.. however, replay shows that the clock wound down to zero before the play is snapped. the call is reversed, no td. auburn leads lsu 18-13. elsewhere in the sec, alabama cruised to a 48-0 win over nick saban's alma mater, kent state. over on espn, arkansas and texas a&m, trevor night up the middle 48 yards, his second

i'm cassidy hubbarth. it's officially the first saturday of fall and just like the changing of the leaves, tennessee losing to florida has become routine. the vols riding an 11-game losing streak to the gators heading into the day. it looked like it was going to be a 12th straight loss after the vols rallying. dobbs with four passing t.d.s in the second half. tennessee scoring 38 straight points to get their first win versus florida since 2004. wild finish at jordan hare, clock running with less than 15 seconds. lsu ball. short of the goal line with one second left. a penalty is called for illegal shift. one last chance from the 11. one second left. etling the end zone, caught for the t.d.. however, replay shows that the clock wound down to zero before the play is snapped. the call is reversed, no td. auburn leads lsu 18-13. elsewhere in the sec, alabama cruised to a 48-0 win over nick saban's alma mater, kent state. ox fortd. over on espn, arkansas and texas a&m, trevor night up the middle 48 yards, his s

i'm cassidy hubbarth. it's officially the first saturday of fall and just like the changing of the leaves, tennessee losing to florida has become routine. the vols riding an 11-game losing streak to the gators heading into the day. it looked like it was going to trailing 21-0 not first half. the vols rallying. dobbs with four passing t.d.s in the second half. tennessee scoring 38 straight points to get their first win versus florida since 2004. wild finish at jordan hare, clock running with less than 15 seconds. lsu ball. short of the goal line with one second left. a penalty is called for illegal shift. one last chance from the 11. one second left. etling rolls right, throws to the end zone, caught for the t.d.. however, replay shows that the clock wound down to zero before the play is snapped. the call is reversed, no td. auburn leads lsu 18-13. elsewhere in the sec, alabama cruised to a 48-0 win over nick ox fortd. over on espn, arkansas and texas a&m, trevor night up the middle 48 yards, his second rus

i'm cassidy hubbarth. it's officially the first saturday of fall and just like the changing of the leaves, tennessee losing to florida has become routine. the vols riding an 11-game losing streak to the gators heading into the day. it looked like it was going to be a 12th straight loss after the vols rallying. dobbs with four passing t.d.s in the second half. tennessee scoring 38 straight points to get their first win versus florida since 2004. wild finish at jordan hare, clock running with less than 15 seconds. lsu ball. short of the goal line with one second left. a penalty is called for illegal shift. one last chance from the 11. one second left. etling the end zone, caught for the t.d.. however, replay shows that the clock wound down to zero before the play is snapped. the call is reversed, no td. auburn leads lsu 18-13. elsewhere in the sec, alabama cruised to a 48-0 win over nick saban's alma mater, kent state. ox fortd. over on espn, arkansas and texas a&m, trevor night up the middle 48 yards, his s

i'm cassidy hubbarth. it's officially the first saturday of fall and just like the changing of the leaves, tennessee losing to florida has become routine. the vols riding an 11-game losing streak to the gators heading into the day. it looked like it was going to be a 12th straight loss after trailing 21-0 not first half. the vols rallying. dobbs with four passing t.d.s in the second half. tennessee scoring 38 straight points to get their first win versus florida since 2004. wild finish at jordan hare, clock running with less than 15 seconds. lsu ball. short of the goal line with one second left. a penalty is called for illegal shift. one last chance from the 11. one second left. etling rolls right, throws to the end zone, caught for the t.d.. however, replay shows that the clock wound down to zero before the play is snapped. the call is reversed, no td. auburn leads lsu 18-13. elsewhere in the sec, alabama cruised to a 48-0 win over nick saban's alma mater, kent state. ole miss had a 31-point win in ox for

i'm cassidy hubbarth. it's officially the first saturday of fall and just like the changing of the leaves, tennessee losing to florida has become routine. the vols riding an 11-game losing streak to the gators heading into the day. it looked like it was going to be a 12th straight loss after trailing 21-0 not first half. the second half. tennessee scoring 38 straight points to get their first win versus florida since 2004. wild finish at jordan hare, clock running with less than 15 seconds. lsu ball. short of the goal line with one second left. a penalty is called for illegal shift. one last chance from the 11. one second left. etling rolls right, throws to the end zone, caught for the t.d.. however, replay shows that the clock wound down to zero before the play is snapped. the call is reversed, no td. auburn leads lsu 18-13. elsewhere in the sec, alabama cruised to a 48-0 win over nick saban's alma mater, kent state. ole miss had a 31-point win in ox fortd. a&m, trevor night up the middle 48 yards, his se

>> [laughing] well, i remember this movie, and it was c, "sundance kid and butch cassidy." final answer. >> yeah, it turned out "butch cassidy and the sundance kid." >> yes, it did. >> that's right. >> yes. whoo-hoo! >> hey, you're up to $2,000. >> yes, yes. >> and now a look at $3,000. >> okay. >> discussing tricks for capturing a golden horsetail or a sparkling peony, time.com suggests turning off the flash evening event? ? ? >> oh, c, a fireworks display. final answer. >> yeah, makes the most sense, right? >> yeah. [laughing] >> there you go. [applause] >> whoo! >> all right, auntie yo-yo. >> okay, here we go. >> first big step of the game is >> yes, yes. >> it's your first threshold of $5,000. often criticized as an outdated benchmark, the u.s. "poverty line" was originally calculated assuming that every home had a housewife who was a skillful what? ? ? >> has to be "a," cook. final answer. >> yeah, they assumed everyone used to be able to cook. >> that's right. >> yes! [shrieks] >> $5,000 is where you just got. >> yeah! i love this game! >> i love it. i am trying to ma

i'd like to thank senator cassidy, dr. cassidy, for his creative ideas, the world's greatest health plan, the way he frames it in terms of his years of practice and the sincerity with which i know he has practiced in all kinds of health care settings and done a lot of work with folks who never could and never would have afforded health insurance. dr. cassidy, thank you for what you're doing and joining with us to try to solve this issue. mrs. capito: mr. president, i rise today to join many of my colleagues in sharing the realities of obamacare. we've heard a lot of about this, my home state of west virginia, for many this law has been devastating. while a number of people insured has increased because of the expansion of medicaid in my state, the way these policies were put into place has created possible catastrophic fiscal cliffs for states. my state, by the way, last fiscal year was over $300 million in the hole because of other issues. and now they're looking at this fiscal cliff of having to pay full freight for the

the ford wrapup coming up after the game with cassidy hub hurts so good, for the offensive line? or all about the defense? >> kirk: i would think you got to talk about the freshman quarterback, i mean, the defense is a staple and they looked great tonight, but jalen hurts, and some of the plays that he came up with, probably got to be a big story, don't you think? >> chris: quarterback keeper. and darnold dives ahead. then, the s.e.c. and alabama punched back in a big way. saban will still have work to do, he'll tell you, lots of improvement is needed, but jalen hurts, his debut, the true freshman, spectacular. and lane kiffin calling plays against his former school, enjoyed just about every minute of this. >> chris: big debut for jalen hurts. tide defense holding the trojans to just 194 yards. let's get saban's reaction down with samantha. >> samantha: coach, big night for your freshman quarterback that didn't even start the game. so, do you think jalen did enough tonight to earn that role, to be the guy for you? >> well, you know, he did a nice job tonight. i'm not sure we don'

and also i had like, i know like shawn cassidy. >> i have every cassidy's. >> oh, i like christian slaterng frank sinatra. he sings to me one time. >> in person? >> yes. >> cool. >> the other day somebody celebrating, and i think i had something like that stowaway from the side. >> you are not a poster guy. >> do you have any cats? >> oh, i had a turtle. they had all kinds of diseases. >> you have to be careful. >> and also, i should have been your mom, what kind of issues that you got going on there. >> probably like most guys like 12-year-old, charlie angels. >> right. >> yep. >> i love charlie angels. >> a funny story, i put it on my wall and my mom made me put it in the closet >> what about you dana? >> well, at 12, this maybe a little younger, shawn cassidy and rick springfield. i think around 12, do you remember tiffany, i had a poster of her. >> yes, totally. i used to love bruce springfield when he was on "general hospital." >> can you bring me in the circle, who's tiffany? >> i will show you later. i had a poster of bill o' riley. >> did he have a spray tan? [ laughs ] >> okay, t

the ford wrapup coming up after the game with cassidy hubhubbar. what's the headline goi hurts so good, for the offensive line? or all about the defense? >> kirk: i would think you got to talk about the freshman quarterback, i mean, the defense is a staple and they looked great tonight, but jalen hurts, and some of the plays that he came up with, probably got to be a big story, don't you think? >> chris: quarterback keeper. and darnold dives ahead. then, the s.e.c. and alabama punched back in a big way. saban will still have work to do, he'll tell you, lots of improvement is needed, but jalen hurts, his debut, the true freshman, spectacular. and lane kiffin calling plays against his former school, enjoyed just about every minute of this. >> chris: big debut for jalen hurts. tide defense holding the trojans to just 194 yards. let's get saban's reaction down with samantha. >> samantha: coach, big night for your freshman quarterback that didn't even start the game. so, do you think jalen did enough tonight to earn that role, to be the guy for you? >>

precocious, that cassidy. (chuckles) we did it, sally. the d.r.e.a.m. act is tied in the senate, and you will have the great honor we made a hell of a team out on the campaign trail, didn't we? the children of illegal immigrants should not be allowed to take part in the bounty of america, mr. president. that is not god's plan. i will never forget the way you brought those people to their feet in utah. rain pouring down on 10,000 tired people, and they jumped up like a baptist choir. that is the closest i've ever seen to political magic. i'm not saying that they shouldn't be allowed to partake in certain paths to legal immigration-- you're an experienced politician and a woman of god, so i'm not gonna waste your time hing that you've obviously given a lot of serious thought to. so let's just get right to it. you intend to be president one day. sir, i-- and whatever our disagreements, this country could use a woman president. but of the 14 vice presidents in our history who have gone on to assume the presidency, do you know how many have done so without t

let's go to cassidy hover. w i'm cassidy hubbarth. rate versus rate matchups. a lot of headlines. some good, bad, ugly and some absolutely bizarre like what happened between oklahoma state and central michigan. end of the game. on an untimed down. cooper rush heaves one deep. caught by jesse cruel who laterals the ball to cory lewis and the win. however, mid american conference rep tim o'day acknowledged that the chippewas were wrongly awarded after an intentional rounding penalty. in most cases a game can't end on a penalty but the rule book addresses it as an exception. basically a loss of down penalty on offense can end a game and should have in this case. an unfortunate circumsta could be overturned. as for the good as in alabama taking on western kentucky. mike white intercepted by eddie jacks jackson. nice moves there. his third career goes going on to win 38-10. francois, he good. throws deep to travis rudolph in the end zone for the 36 yard number four, ohio state also looked good. slow start. dane evans picked off by lattimore. lattimore follows his blocks into the end zo

the ford wrapup coming up after the game with cassidy hubhubbar. what's the headline going to be, hurts so good, for the offensive line? or all about the defense? >> kirk: i would think you got to talk about the freshman quarterback, i mean, the defense is a staple and they looked great tonight, but jalen hurts, and some of the plays that he came up with, probably got to be a big story, don't you think? >> chris: quarterback keeper. and darnold dives ahead. s.e.c., or, usc struck first and then, the s.e.c. and alabama punched back in a big way. saban will still have work to do, he'll tell you, lots of improvement is needed, but jalen hurts, his debut, the true freshman, spectacular. and lane kiffin calling plays against his former school, enjoyed just about every minute of this. 52-6, the final in arlington. >> chris: big debut for jalen hurts. tide defense holding the trojans to just 194 yards. let's get saban's reaction down with samantha. >> samantha: coach, big night for your freshman quarterback that didn't even start the game. so, do you thin

this is cassidy. and you are from mesa, correct? what s you go to cassidy? >> know webster's >> hoosier teacher customer commitments that is to make you think she teaches fourth grade, right? what is your favorite subject? let's get on with the weather forecast. okay cassidy, what is going on out there right now? >> cloudy and 79. >> 79 degrees lots of clouds as well. how about the forecast for today today is also the last day of summer. a couple of showers up toward the north little bit of shower activity coming in through parts of flagstaff, north of flagstaff. we are looking pretty dry right there. cloudy skies from flagstaff downpour the south of us. temperatures for today, your forecast in height 95. the average is 98 and the record is 107 degrees set back in 2011. ar stuff will be coming in more consistent from the california coast. it will make its way here but only a slight chance for today. then things slowly start to pick up even more as we move in. if your storms up toward the north with the cool system coming through by friday. temperatures will

i'm cassidy hubbarth. it's officially the first saturday of fall and just like the changing of the leaves, tennessee losing to florida has become routine. the vols riding an 11-game losing streak to the gators heading into the day. it looked like it was going to trailing 21-0 not first half. the vols rallying. dobbs with four passing t.d.s in the second half. tennessee scoring 38 straight points to get their first win versus florida since 2004. wild finish at jordan hare, clock running with less than 15 seconds. lsu ball. short of the goal line with one second left. a penalty is called for illegal shift. one last chance from the 11. one second left. etling rolls right, throws to the end zone, caught for the t.d.. however, replay shows that the clock wound down to zero before the play is snapped. the call is reversed, no td. auburn leads lsu 18-13. elsewhere in the sec, alabama cruised to a 48-0 win over nick ox fortd. over on espn, arkansas and texas a&m, trevor night up the middle 48 yards, his second rus

let's go to cassidy hover. >> welcome to the ford wrapup. i'm cassidy hubbarth. rate versus rate matchups. a lot of headlines. some good, bad, ugly and some absolutely bizarre like what happened between oklahoma state and central michigan. end of the game. on an untimed down. cooper rush heaves one deep. caught by jesse cruel who laterals the ball to cory lewis and the win. however, mid american conference rep tim o'day acknowledged that the chippewas were wrongly awarded after an intentional rounding penalty. in most cases a game can't end on a penalty but the rule book addresses it as an exception. basically a loss of down penalty on offense can end a game and should have in this case. an could be overturned. asor the good as in alabama taking on western kentucky. mike white intercepted by eddie jacks jackson. nice moves there. his third career goes going on to win 38-10. francois, he good. throws deep to travis rudolph in the end zone for the 36 yard touchdown. number four, ohio state also looked good. slow start. dane evans picked off by lattimore. lattimore

>> they are. >> seth: which one's butch cassidy and which one's the sundance kid? >> butch cassidy and sundance kid. >> seth: okay. [ audience aws ] [ light laughter ] and how long have you had them? >> uh, four years? >> seth: okay, four years, that's great. and did you always name your >> no, but when i saw them, it just -- it spoke to me. >> seth: well, i think -- i don't think anyone would look at these dogs and not think of that classic western. [ laughter ] >> of course. the sundance kid. "i know what you are talking about here." [ laughter ] so yeah, you know, i just got to have this cute -- >> seth: that's great. and do you always travel with your dogs? >> yeah. >> seth: okay. >> you know, they're now -- they're called, what is that? >> seth: emotional support? >> psychological emotional support dog. >> seth: do you pull that? do you try to pull that? >> well you know, i come off the stage at madison square. and you know, thingsr i'm with these guys. a little ping pong, shuffleboard. no, but seriously, they're -- they're -- i love them. >> seth: they're rea

i'm cassidy hubbarth. it's officially the first saturday of fall and just like the changing of the leaves, tennessee losing to florida has become routine. the vols riding an 11-game losing streak to the gators heading into the day. it looked like it was going to be a 12th straight loss after the vols rallying. dobbs with four passing t.d.s in the second half. tennessee scoring 38 straight points to get their first win versus florida since 2004. wild finish at jordan hare, clock running with less than 15 seconds. lsu ball. short of the goal line with one second left. a penalty is called for illegal shift. one last chance from the 11. one second left. etling the end zone, caught for the t.d.. however, replay shows that the clock wound down to zero before the play is snapped. the call is reversed, no td. auburn leads lsu 18-13. elsewhere in the sec, alabama cruised to a 48-0 win over nick saban's alma mater, kent state. ox fortd. over on espn, arkansas and texas a&m, trevor night up the middle 48 yards, his s

here's cassidy hubbarth in the studio. >> thanks, dave. number 11 texas taking on u >> dave: greg and lugs, are you buying texas yet? >> greg: yes. i bought them on monday with the performance that they showed. love their run pass options at quarterback. i think they're going to be a factor in the big 12. >> dave: touchdown for dontre wilson. going to say it's not like charlie strong didn't win a big game last year. they beat oklahoma in the end of the year. so they had moments last year. >> tom: dave, you and i know full well because we've had them the last couple of years that every time we came off the broadcast we said, man, if that team gets a quarterback, look out. >> dave: yep. >> tom: and they were my preseason pick. >> dave: texas is your preseason pick? >> tom: they were. check the tape. >> dave: to win the big 12? >> tom: to win the big 12. quarterback, they found two. >> tom: yeah. no doubt. >> dave: guys, they talked about this with charlie strongsing the two quarterbacks and the tie-in here is obvious with urban meyer, with c

i'm cassidy hubbarth. rate versus rate matchups. a lot of headlines. some good, bad, ugly and some absolutely bizarre like what happened between oklahoma state and central michigan. end of the game. on an untimed down. cooper rush heaves one deep. caught by jesse cruel who who takes it in for the score. and the win. however, mid american conference rep tim o'day acknowledged that the chippewas were wrongly awarded after an intentional rounding penalty. in most cases a game can't end on a penalty but the rule book addresses it as an exception. basically a loss of down penalty on offense can end a game and should have in this case. an unfortunate circumstance that could be overturned. as for the good as in alabama taking on western kentucky. mike white intercepted by eddie jac jackson. nice moves there. his third career goes going on to win 38-10. francois, he good. touchdown. one of three td's on the day. number four, ohio state also looked good. slow start. dane evans picked off by lattimore. lattimore follows his blocks into the end zone for the touch

. >> sunday on news makers, senator bill cassidy talks about the devastating floods that hit louisiana recently, funding to fight the zika virus and what congress will be working on when they return next week. news makers, sunday at 10 p.m. and 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> booktv focused on the latest non fiction book releases. signature programs rin depth, a live three-hour look at one authorers works with questions from social media and phone calls and e-mail. after wards is a one-on-one con patiencesation between an author of a newly released non fiction book and the interview who is a journalist, public policy maker or legislature familiar with the topic and often with an opposing viewpoint. and we visit author events and parties where authors talk about their work. barbecue is the only national network dedicated to non fiction books. booktv, television for serious readers. >> reza aslan is joining us. professor aslan, since the last time we saw on your in depth program we have a new pope, a rise in isis and more people are identifying as atheist than every before. what is yours th

. >> i'm joined by john cassidy, a staff writer for the "new yorker" who's written a lot about this.d you make of donald trump's essentially just saying "it makes me smart not to pay taxes." >> i think it was an astonishing moment. he effectively seemed to be admitting what hillary was saying was true, that he hadn't paid taxes. wasn't clear whether he was referring to the '90s or '80s when we know he didn't but just to stand there on a presidential stage and say "i was smart not to pay taxes" was a remarkable moment, i thought. >> he was asked later by dana bash in the spin room and -- do we have that answer? let's play that. >> it sounds like you admitted that you can't paid federal taxes and that that was smart. is that what you meant to say? >> i didn't say that at all. if they say i didn't it doesn't matter. i will say this, i hate the way our government spends our taxes. >> so he didn't really answer the question. i'm not sure what he meant by "if they say i didn't." >> it looks like he made a mistake there. he said "i did pay federal taxes" but he didn't say which year he was

cassidy: i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. officer without objection. mr. cassidy: i rise to discuss the 1,000-year flood that hit my state a few weeks ago. we call it the great flood of 2016. and 13 people lost their lives. $8.7 billion in damage occurred in just a few days. and just an example of the enormity, here are the power outages that followed the flooding. this is baseline before the flood. the lights went out, and all this reflects homes substantially flooded. now, there's no substitute for witnessing the aftermath of the disaster yourself, but i'll try and paint a picture for the damage of this terrible event and the situation that my constituents are currently trying to rebuild from. again, an unprecedent the weather event. the national weather service deemed it a once-in-a-thousand-year event. no way to prepare. wasn't as if there was a storm system off the coast of africa that was proceeding across the atlantic ocean. less than a quarter of the population had flood insurance, and not because they were supposed to and didn't. most weren't supp

here's cassidy hubbarth in the studio. >> thanks, dave. number 11 texas taking on u >> dave: greg and lugs, are you buying texas yet? >> greg: yes. i bought them on monday with the performance that they showed. love their run pass options at quarterback. i think they're going to be a factor in the big 12. >> dave: touchdown for dontre wilson. going to say it's not like charlie strong didn't win a big game last year. they beat oklahoma earlier in the >> greg: and beat baylor at the end of the year. so they had moments last year. >> tom: dave, you and i know full well because we've had them the last couple of years that every time we came off the broadcast we said, man, if that team gets a quarterback, look out. >> dave: yep. >> tom: and they were my preseason pick. >> dave: texas is your preseason pick? >> tom: they were. check the tape. >> dave: to win the big 12? >> tom: to win the big 12. quarterback, they found two. >> tom: yeah. no doubt. >> dave: guys, they talked about this with charlie strong using the two quarterbacks and the tie-i

here's cassidy hubbarth in the studio. >> thanks, dave.on u tech. 29 yards, 7-0 texas. >> dave: greg and lugs, are you buying texas yet? >> greg: yes. i bought them on monday with the performance that they showed. love their run pass options at quarterback. i think they're going to be a factor in the big 12. >> dave: touchdown for dontre wilson. going to say it's not like charlie strong didn't win a big game last year. they beat oklahoma earlier in the year. >> greg: and beat baylor at the end of the year. so they had moments last year. >> tom: dave, you and i know full well because we've had them the last couple of years that every time we came off the broadcast we said, man, if that team gets a quarterback, look out. >> dave: yep. >> tom: and they were my preseason pick. >> dave: texas is your preseason pick? >> tom: they were. check the tape. >> dave: to win the big 12? >> tom: to win the big 12. >> greg: they not just found one quarterback, they found two. >> tom: yeah. no doubt. >> dave: guys, they talked about this with charlie stron

the ford wrapup coming up after the game with cassidy hub what's the headline going to be, hurts so good, for the offensive line? or all about the defense? >> kirk: i would think you got to talk about the freshman quarterback, i mean, the defense is a staple and they looked great tonight, but jalen hurts, and some of the plays that he came up with, probably got to be a big story, don't you think? >> chris: quarterback keeper. s.e.c., or, usc struck first and then, the s.e.c. and alabama punched back in a big way. saban will still have work to do, he'll tell you, lots of improvement is needed, but jalen hurts, his debut, the true freshman, spectacular. and lane kiffin calling plays against his former school, enjoyed just about every minute of this. >> chris: big debut for jalen hurts. tide defense holding the trojans to just 194 yards. let's get saban's reaction down with samantha. >> samantha: coach, big night for your freshman quarterback that didn't even start the game. so, do you think jalen did enough tonight to earn that role, to be the guy for you? >> well, you know, he did a nice

here's cassidy in the studio. >> another crazy ending for navy taking on uconn. they get stuck, no timeouts. they can't stop the clock and they don't hustle to get a play off. time runs out on them. look, 8 seconds to go. navy holds on for the 28-24 win. dave, greg, tom, wow. >> dave: crazy finishes today, that and the controversial ending at oklahoma state. >> greg: coming into the week we were saying there's no good matchups. college football always delivers. >> dave: it doesn't matter if there's six games involving ranked teams or none like this week. we're talking about addazio and tom herman. coaches that were assistants under urban meyer. charlie strong was with him at florida. kyle whittingham at utah. >> greg: dan mullin, success at mississippi state. steve addazio, the defense has been good, they have to find stability on offense. of course the hottest name in college football, tom herman, is doing a phenomenal job at houston. >> dave: barrett's pass broken >> referee: pass interference defense number one, ball will be placed at the spot of the foul. aut

here's cassidy in the studio. >> another crazy ending for navy taking on uconn. they get stuck, no timeouts. they can't stop the clock and they don't hustle to get a play off. time runs out on them. look, 8 seconds to go. navy holds on for the 28-24 win. dave, greg, tom, wow. >> dave: crazy finishes today, that and the controversial ending at oklahoma state. >> greg: coming into the week we were saying there's no good matchups. college football always delivers. >> dave: it doesn't matter if there's six games involving ranked teams or none like this week. we're talking about addazio and tom herman. coaches that were assistants under urban meyer. charlie strong was with him at florida. kyle whittingham at utah. >> greg: dan mullin, success at mississippi state. steve addazio, the defense has been good, they have to find stability on offense. of course the hottest name in college football, tom herman, is doing a phenomenal job at houston. >> dave: barrett's p up. incomplete. keanu hill got there early. >> referee: pass interference defense number one, ball will be p

. >> but let's face it this is 2016 the days of butch cassidy walking into a bank and demanding big money are gone. >> ryan what did you learn today about why bank robberies are on the decline. >> it's becoming a pretty stupid crime. it's nothing like you see in the movies where guys are getting away with millions. as for getting away with it, the odds are not in your favor. >> smile for the camera. oh hey there. wave to the chopper. these days police are watching bank robbers from every angle. nooufr. >> it's -- ma nufr. >> it's lance's job to find bank robbers. >> from the investigators standpoint i see these guys arrested all the time. we have an 80% solution rate in phoenix. >> what about that 20%? the ones that don't end up dead or in jail. >> this idea that you're going to buy an island off robbery is not going to happen. you don't get life savings. >> oftentimes it's a crime of desperation. drug money or gambling debts. but it takes a certain kind of person. >> bank robbers are usually arrogant. they have a high ego of themselves. they want to see themselves as somebody the fbi is

here's cassidy in the studio. >> another crazy ending for navy taking on uconn. they get stuck, no timeouts. they can't stop the clock and they don't hustle to get a play off. time runs out on them. look, 8 seconds to go. navy holds on for the 28-24 win. dave, greg, tom, wow. >> dave: crazy finishes today, that and the controversial ending at oklahoma state. >> greg: coming into the week we were saying there's no good matchups. college football always delivers. >> dave: it doesn't matter if there's six games involving ranked teams or none like this week. we're talking about addazio and under urban meyer. charlie strong was with him at florida. kyle whittingham at utah. >> greg: dan mullin, success at mississippi state. steve addazio, the defense has been good, they have to find stability on offense. of course the hottest name in college football, tom herman, is doing a phenomenal job at houston. >> dave: barrett's pass broken up >> referee: pass interference defense number one, ball will be placed at the spot of the foul. automatic first down. have success is tha

here's cassidy in the studio. >> another crazy ending for navy taking on uconn. they get stuck, no timeouts. they can't stop the clock and they don't hustle to get a play off. time runs out on them. look, 8 seconds to go. navy holds on for the 28-24 win. dave, greg, tom, wow. >> dave: crazy finishes today, that and the controversial ending at oklahoma state. >> greg: coming into the week we were saying there's no good matchups. college football always delivers. >> dave: it doesn't matter if there's six games involving ranked teams or none like this week. we're talking about addazio and tom herman. under urban meyer. charlie strong was with him at florida. kyle whittingham at utah. >> greg: dan mullin, success at mississippi state. steve addazio, the defense has been good, they have to find stability on offense. of course the hottest name in college football, tom herman, is doing a phenomenal job at houston. >> dave: barrett's pass broken up. incomplete. keanu hill got there early. >> referee: pass interference defense number one, ball will be placed at the spot o

cassidy: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. cassidy: mr. president, i have spoken on the floor twice now to tell the stories of the devastation caused by the great flood of 2016 and the depth of need families in louisiana have. since i last spoke, about 10,000 people more have applied for individual assistance through fema, and now about 150,000 folks in louisiana have applied for individual assistance. this is a serious, immediate issue, and we need help for those who are in great need. in all the debate back and forth, some people have forgotten or never realized how massive this disaster was, an unprecedented event. the national weather service deemed this as a once in a 1,000-year event. 20 parishes have been declared disaster areas, and the city of dillam springs, 90% of homes flooded, and in about half of the structures flooded, it will cost owners over 50% of the value of the building to repair. 90% of the housing stock in this town has been flooded. according to estimates by the advocate newspaper, the paper in the baton rouge area,

here's cassidy in the studio. >> another crazy ending for navy taking on uconn. they get stuck, no timeouts. they can't stop the clock and they don't hustle to get a play off. time runs out on them. look, 8 seconds to go. navy holds on for the 28-24 win. dave, greg, tom, wow. >> dave: crazy finishes today, that and the controversial ending at oklahoma state. >> greg: coming into the week we were saying there's no good matchups. college football always delivers. >> dave: it doesn't matter if there's six games involving ranked teams or none like this week. we're talking about addazio and tom herman. here are the other notable charlie strong was with him at florida. kyle whittingham at utah. >> greg: dan mullin, success at mississippi state. steve addazio, the defense has been good, they have to find stability on offense. of course the hottest name in college football, tom herman, is doing a phenomenal job at houston. >> dave: barrett's pass broken up. incomplete. keanu hill got there early. >> referee: pass interference defense number one, ball will be placed at th

that's a wrap for now, but the ford next, so, let's go to cassidy hubbarth right now for that. >>> thanks, chris. welcome to the ford wrapup. the 2016 college football season certainly knows how to make a good first impression. and if you are into upsets, then, it's certainly living up to the title as the greatest opening weekend ever. ever ever? ever ever. that is, unless, you're an lsu fan. brandon harris, with one of his two interceptions. josh bouta getting ejected because of that late hit. wisconsin hands lsu their first nonconference regular season loss in the les miles era. and number five goes down, so does number three. oklahoma. attempting the 53-yard field goal, short. brandon wilson brings it out of the end zone, and he is gone. for a kick six. number 15, houston, with its first win over an a.p. top three team since 1984. the cougars now underdog under tom herman. >>> number 1tcu3 tcu taking on south dakota state. tcu up 52-41. >>> also in progress, number two clemson, taking on auburn. late third quarter. auburn down 13-3. jeremi johnson, stuffed behind the line. fumbles it.

. >> and picking up the excellence in customer service awards are laura cassidy sustain ability manager the philadelphia department of prisons and joanne dom general manager for public affairs at the philadelphia water depth. >>> the brand new museum of the american revolution is starting to take shape in old city. overnight, crews put up a display of five revolutionary cannons on the museum's outdoor plaza. the cannons are ong long heave term loan from the girard estate in philadelphia. sean bell in the house. >> lucy there's something that occasionally happens in sports that people hate and the tell cast refuses to show. i'll let you list stone broadcast that will make you wish that things happened every single game. that's coming up next in sports. >> ♪ >>> in sports and really any as spec of live people don't really like streakers were some fans jump on the field and run around television crews don't show the person. they don't want to give hem any fame or recognition for doing it. personally i love it. i'm a little immature little soft. yesterday '49ness rams game the legend kevin

here's cassidy in the studio. >> another crazy ending for navy taking on uconn. they get stuck, no timeouts. they can't stop the clock and they don't hustle to get a play off. time runs out on them. look, 8 seconds to go. navy holds on for the 28-24 win. dave, greg, tom, wow. >> dave: crazy finishes today, that and the controversial ending at oklahoma state. >> greg: coming into the week we were saying there's no good matchups. college football always delivers. >> dave: it doesn't matter if there's six games involving ranked teams or none like this week. we're talking about addazio and tom herman. here are the other notable coaches that were assistants charlie strong was with him at florida. kyle whittingham at utah. >> greg: dan mullin, success at mississippi state. steve addazio, the defense has been good, they have to find stability on offense. of course the hottest name in college football, tom herman, is doing a phenomenal job at houston. >> dave: barrett's pass broken up. incomplete. keanu hill got there early. >> referee: pass interference defense number o

and bill cassidy, if you followed his race before, not exactly a liberal or moderate republican. louisiana pretty conservative guy. will dumping trump work? a poll found it might. majority of clinton voters are likely to split their tickets, but will it be enough? democrats plan to flood the air waves with ads attempting to tie every republican opponent to trump. so either the republicans separating themselves from trump will work like it did in '96. clinton won by nine points and republicans netted two senate seats, or the republicans end up getting toppled in a wave election. obviously, they want to prevent the wave from happening. larry sabato joins us. we haven't seen split ticketing in a long time, but we have seen parties make these decisions. and this is one of those things that mark murray and i were going, wait a minute. everybody is wonder, when is reince priebus going to do this? the candidates have already done it in many of these races. >> yeah. chuck, they're smart. and they want to preserve their careers. and they don't need them. and thumbs up signal from priebus.

here's cassidy hubbarth in the studio. >> thanks, dave. number 11 texas taking on u >> dave: greg and lugs, are you buying texas yet? >> greg: yes. i bought them on monday with the performance that they showed. love their run pass options at quarterback. i think they're going to be a factor in the big 12. >> dave: touchdown for dontre wilson. going to say it's not like charlie strong didn't win a big game last year. they beat oklahoma earlier in the year. >> greg: and beat baylor at the end of the so they had moments last year. >> tom: dave, you and i know full well because we've had them the last couple of years that every time we came off the broadcast we said, man, if that team gets a quarterback, look out. >> dave: yep. >> tom: and they were my preseason pick. >> dave: texas is your preseason pick? >> tom: they were. check the tape. >> dave: to win the big 12? >> tom: to win the big 12. >> greg: they not just found one >> tom: yeah. no doubt. >> dave: guys, they talked about this with charlie strong using the two quarterbacks and the t

that's a wrap for now, but the ford wrapup show is next, so, let's go to cassidy hubbarth right now for that. >>> thanks, chris. welcome to the ford wrapup. the 2016 college football season certainly knows how to make a good first impression. and if you are into upsets, then, it's certainly living up to the title as the greatest opening weekend ever. ever ever? ever ever. that is, unless, you're an lsu fan. brandon harris, with one of his two interceptions. this one, in the final minute. josh bouta getting ejected because of that late hit. wisconsin hands lsu their first nonconference regular season loss in the les miles era. and number five goes down, so does number three. oklahoma. attempting the 53-yard field goal, short. brandon wilson brings it out of the end zone, and he is gone. for a kick six. number 15, houston, with its first win over an a.p. top three team since 1984. the cougars now 4-0 underdog under tom herman. >>> number 1tcu ta3 tcu taking south dakota state. tcu up 52-41. >>> also in progress, number two clemson, taking on auburn. late third quarter. auburn down 13-3. j