clemson versus georgia, two of the best. off of it. we're just over a day away from kickoff of one of the biggest games of the new college football season with the georgia bulldogs taking on the clemson tigers. >> reporter: this season, players on both sides have something off the field to cheer about. for the first time college athletes can sell the rights to their name, image and likeness giving them a major opportunity to cash in on their talent. until now, the ncaa had restricted athletes from making money off their personal brand arguing doing so would put the focus on business and not on education and athletics. in 2019 the total revenue reported from all ncaa athletics departments was $18.9 billion. that money generated in part from superstar athletes. but after years of political and legal pressure, and a huge loss in the supreme court the organization has opened the floodgates. >> j.t. daniels trying to punch one in. >> reporter: one athlete taking advantage of the rule change, j.t. daniels. >> this is a great throw

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the college football season number three clemson facing number five georgia. >> touchdown! >> espn's desmond howard joins us with a "gameday" preview. >>> good morning, america. the aftermath of ida evident from the gulf coast to the northeast. the death toll now climbing to 63 people in 8 states as ida becomes the deadliest tropical storm to hit the u.s. in the last four years. >> there are real signs of desperation in louisiana where hundreds of thousands of people are entering their sixth day with no power. many waiting in long lines to get fuel and other essentials. >> and in pennsylvania, crews worked overnight to pump out the vine street expressway in downtown philadelphia as the massive cleanup effort gets under way. we have team coverage this morning. first, we go to rob marciano in rye brook, new york. rob, good morning to you. >> hey, good morning, whit. you know, during the height of the storm this babbling brook was a torrent up and over my head tearing apart this footbridge with its power. you know, we've heard so many e in this case this muan ldi hdedo one of

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hang on number nine clemson in a battle against nc state double overtime wolfpack take the lead devon leary to devin carter. the play was reviewed and upheld state. up by six what a play. that was last chance for clemson fourth down got to have it and it's an incomplete pass and let's meet at midfield 27-21 wolfpack already cleansing second loss of the year. it's the first time since 2012 that nc state. has beaten the top 10 team the 49ers host aaron rodgers and the packers on sunday night football still a mystery who's in a lineup at running back for the niners because pretty much all they're running backs are hurt. it could be rookie trace sermon who did come out of concussion protocol after landing on his head last week against the eagles. there were plenty of rumors about the offseason and aaron rodgers the 49ers did make a call to explore the possibility of a trade but the packers obviously wanted to keep dmvp who can make a throw from anywhere anywherth jimmy garoppolo on sunday in philadelphia, where either here kyle shanahan decided to use the short passing game. no real big p

so i think it's a very cute clemson to her and john her powell's life or and relationship, but then also her and bush rod that that bushrod would honor her and her opinion so many years later and just because it kind of as a final thing. i think it's amazing that she hung a portrait of george washington in her house because that that hung in her house for the rest of her life. she she carried on his legacy. she carried on the legacy of all of the other founders and and it's just a really cool way to think of this woman being her own independent woman, but but yeah caring forth these stories so she lived to be 87 so she she lived a very long and very rich life. so that's that's all i have and i'm really excited to take questions and kayla. do you have anything else you want to add before we take questions? that was wonderful. thank you one. all right, so cynthia miller. i recognize this name one of our greatest fans. so cynthia miller says i am interested in the balls held at the powell house. could you possibly discuss a bit more about those? what was served what people wore who attended

clemson also losing. north carolina. and as i mentioned, my miami hurricanes. in this game, this florida state/notre dame game, was a cool moment, where mckenzie milton, after a devastating knee injury he suffered two years ago, came back on the field for the first time here and completed his first pass. >> good for him. good for him. >>> coming up, glow-in-the-dark pringles. >>> and hitting the malls on this labor day. where you can find the deepest discounts on clothing and outdoor and home items. >>> and later, the big announcement from miss piggy. how the muppets are set to take halloween. you're watching "world news now." >>> okay. >>> okay. if you're like us and your labor day isn't taking you to a beach or a pool party or a cookout, why not take yourself out to the mall, christine? >> yeah, why not? quite a few retailers are offering some deep discounts as they prepare to clear the way for holiday merchandise. abc's becky worley checked out some of today's biggest deals. >> reporter: this holiday weekend is one of the rare opportunities to snag a deal in

you talked about the georgia clemson game. blow back in the other direction. where people are ready to embrace america and embrace the excellence that this country represents. and one of the things that's always brought us together across the nation, will, i really believe this, is college football. and i'm going to be kind of getting the heart beeft the south in particular every weekend all season long. and i can't wait, particularly with 9/11 coming closer. this is the greatest country in the history of the world. and i think people are tired of seeing it denigrated, intrp disrespected, will. i think we are going to see a blow back in the opposite direction in a really big way. i'm excited to feel that and see it myself on the road this fall. will: boy, i agree with you. you know, i think that's why you and i both spent so much time in sports it became such a cultural battlefield because sports, it represents so much about what is and should be and has been great about america. it's a meritocracy or so it should be it's some

there will be home games in alabama, georgia, lsu, michigan state, notre dame, clemson, ohio state andn state. that's a lot of people. millions of americans will be happy. many will return to campus after years away, tailgating, seeing old friends, singing their college socks, cheering as loudly as they can, just being together. as humans that is what we need to do. we are not meant to be cocooned off from one another. time to start living again smartly with common sense. of the rest of you prefer to stay home and shut in and be triple maxed with latex gloves that is your choice but we are exercising our rights to make a different one and that is the angle. joining me as jason locke, host of fearless with jason whitlock. great to see you. what was it like this weekend for the country and for those people, students and alums and other fans that gathered in stadiums across the country to just celebrate innocence being together? >> for me, i played college football, a huge college football fan. what we saw this weekend even me hope, the american people are starting to wake up, they are ti

. >> good evening my name is tom knock i'm a member of the clemsons department of history and i servedple semesters ago as director at center of presidential his

weighed in 178210 pounds, 64, 210 pounds and he's about the same size as the quarterback of ohio state, clemson or university of alabama or something today and he did have a reputation of athleticism. athleticism in those days was equestrian is him, how you rode a horse and he seemed to be majestic on a horse, seems to walk gracefully. clinton was about 5 feet 7, pretty average in many ways so there were differences in that respect and one other difference other than their backgrounds, clinton was from an aristocratic family in england, but one other difference was people today often forget that washington often see washington as being above politics but washington was really a very good politician, almost unsurpassed in his political skills and clinton acknowledged openly even though he had held a seat in the house of commons at one point he acknowledged that he was not a very good politician, he was a fish out of water in that regard. there were similarities and differences. i forgot the last part. >> who would you serve under? >> okay. well, that is a tough question. i guess it would depend

they will be home games in alabama, georgia, lsu, michigan state, notre dame, clemson, ohio state, andate. that is a lot of people. millions of americans will be happy. many will be returning to campus after years away. alums will be tailgating, seeing old friends, singing college songs, cheering as loudly as they can, just being together. as humans, that is what we need to do. we are not meant to be alone and cocooned from one another. so it's time to start living together smartly with common sense. if the rest of you prefer to stay home and shut in, triple mask with latex gloves, that is your choice. but we are exercising our right to make a difference. and that is those "angle." 20 me now jason whitlock host of "fearless" jason whitlock, great to see you. what was it like this we can for the country and for those people, students and alums and other fans that gathered in stadiums across the country to celebrate in the sense, being together. >> for me, laura i played college football and i'm a huge college football fan but what we saw this weekend was disheartening and gave me hope.

maybe it's because the bulldogs beat the clemson tigers last night.and your dad were in sports. and all you did was become the white house press secretary. kayleigh: my sister was a d-1 track athlete in florida. those images put a smile on my face. my dad can't wait to go back to his alma matre. we are a sports family. it makes we glad to see this. america is back. joey: i am still getting excited. katie, you went to the university of arizona. and you almost had a chance to play two sports in college. up were state runnerup. do you think the coronavirus will right for us? do you think the politics will demonize us saying we are getting everyone sick? or do you think americans are fed up with it? katie: i think the rowdy students will get lectures by the people inside the d.c. beltway. they should be completely ignored. this is what america is all about. my dad grew up on the football field, and my grandpa is in the hall of fame in arizona for the teams he coached. i am so grateful to see all these students are out there having an awesome time. this is

giving us a clemson to some of the supply chain and logistical -- a glimpse into some of the supply andtical nightmares. if you think about studying supply chains, it is probably not the most exciting part of the mba if you were to specialize, but we are seeing more focus on supply chain specialists when it comes to doing this is a degree. harvard business school is saying that the problem is these traditional supply chain models are so inflexible, so this kind of disruption, something as unprecedented as a pandemic, throws out all of that modeling, all the expectations and planning out the window. we are seeing much more focus in these businesses on things like risk mitigation, data analytics, product reassuring -- re-shoring. shery: we have been dealing with the pandemic for almost two years but even before that we had trade disruptions, given the u.s.-china tensions. now you have shipping rates continuing to surge and you're going to see perhaps not the sexiest of degrees but more interest in supply chain related degrees. coming up next, kathy matsui joins us to discuss japan's polit

the nfl rookie forced to wear georgia gear after the bulldogs beat clemson 10-3. >> you look good inu have your tv on watching us. steve: that's radicals call flats and when we were there for the convention we stayed in the flats. ainsley: that's right. that's right. how appropriate. we had a fun time didn't we have a great time there? steve: it was great. brian: what is rascall flats? ainsley: we should ask them. if you're watching call brian. brian: yes and then i'll tell everybody. meanwhile one minute after the top of the hour we start this hour with the taliban take over overnight. secretary of state anthony blinken, and defense secretary lloyd austin traveling to qatar to try to explain themselves and thank qatar. ainsley: they insist that the u.s. is working around the clock to save stranded americans and afghan allies from behind enemy lines. steve: really? that's interesting state department spin. mark meredith is live at the white house as the administration finds itself in the middle of a new scandal, it's only tuesday, and there's trouble in the administration. reporter:

clemson lost.h other and obviously, i pull for carolina, usc, and when you're at the usc game this weekend, my dad said they announced clemson lost and the whole stadium goes crazy. they were glad. steve: so we hope wherever you are, your team won over the weekend. lots of them. meanwhile let's talk about a loss, up next, new york doctors and nurses who are not vaccinated are supposed to get fired today. dan bongino is going to join us with his unfiltered take on the state's mandate here in new york. ainsley: but first let's talk about biden's spending spree might be put on hold by members of his own party former house speaker newt gingrich is going to react to that, next. >> ♪ when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com. aaaand welcome back to guess the price. sal. what do you do? oh, i'm a retired postal worker. fantastic.

let's check in on some actual fan footage from the georgia-clemson game at last weekend's duke mayo classics responsible-- that's a responsible choice. he was not sharing his giant tub of mayonnaise with anyone. so he knows it's not the covid that's going to kill him, and truly humbling to watch. until i saw that video, i thought i was the whitest man in america. all hail the new king of caucasia! ( laughter ) ( applause ) that's-- thanks to man-made global warming, we've seen massive hurricanes, raging floods, and out-of-control forest fires. and that's just this week. we're all tenants of planet earth, and we are definitely not getting our security deposit back. and it's not just our lives we're changing forever now. because a new report says that animals are shape-shifting in response to the climate crisis. same here. ( laughter ) tese aren't love handles. before the sea levels rise, i'm growing my own water wings. ( laughter ) ( applause ) all right. this stuff is scary. but why are we calling it shape-shifting? when a species adapts over time, tere's a name. it's called evolution. that

. >> dagen: i still hope thing toes lose to clemson on saturday. >> they will. >> greg: i will be watchinggs. due to cody people can't have their weddings. people that love people can't get there we have a loyal brides maid who delivered her wedding speech via hologram meant that she couldn't get to her best friend's wedding in ontario. it was enabled by a tore rope toe based organization. everyone was obviously over the moon that she could, quote: be there. it's very whitney houston like. but, for bride maiding. >> greg: what if she was doing the divorce. people always remember the weddings. they never remember the divorce. where is the wedding album? where is the hologram divorce? >> shannon: could do you a photo shoot for the divorce? have a photo album. >> jessica: i'm sure there are cute picture signing. sign the divorce papers. >> dagen: alienate all your girlfriends before you get married so you don't have to be in the wedding. "special report" is up next. >> bret: hey, dagen. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, growing concern about americans and those who help

so at 6 feet 4, 210 pounds, i mean, he's about the same size as a quarterback of ohio state or clemson, or university of alabama or something today. and he did have a reputation of athleticism. athleticism in those days was equestrianism and how you rode a horse and he seemed to be majestic on a horse and seemed to walk gracefully. clinton was about 5 feet 7, pretty average in many, many ways. so there were differences in that respect and one other difference was that other than their background, which was quite dissimilar, because as i mentioned clinton was from an aristocratic family in england, but one other difference was that people today often forget that washington often see washington as being above politics. but washington was really a very good politician. he was almost unsurpassed in his political skill. and clinton acknowledged openly, even though he had actually held a seat in the house of commons at one point, he acknowledged that he was not a very good politician. he was just like a fish out of water in that regard. so there was some similarities and there were some diff

we were in charlotte for georgia-clemson. college football is the most fun sport in all of america.elf every morning we have the fox college fe pregame show kickoff 10:00 a.m. eastern. the fact that i goat hang out with reggie bush and matt and brady quinn all those guys i watched playing football. the fact that i get to watch this for a living i feel like i won the lottery every single saturday. >> rachel: you absolutely did. that's college football, sean. you know we are living in polarized times. the nfl has a different idea. they came up with a solution to bring america together by giving us two national anthems one for opener between the cowboys and tampa bay. many people expressing outrage because they -- because of the game itself but because the game began with the black national anthem. even before, sean, the u.s. national anthem. >> dana, i think a lot of americans have this idea we are one nation under god. when you look at the nfl playing two national anthems we obviously understand we are divided. we are not one nation under god. the nfl wants to convey to us listen, we

watch what happened at the duke mail classic football game when a clemson fan pulled down a giant tubes" subscriber. i know what you're thinking, this is a neat trick but can he do it while bouncing on a pyramid of milk crates? this could be the most vomit inducing video since the imagine song. imagine this, to be rushed to the mayo clinic boy did have egg on his face to see the young woman next to him jumping out of a shot just in case they activate the kiss cam. i don't know about you but i've not seen anyone develop a tub of lard like this since the series finale of hbo's girls comic here is a another one take it. topic number four. if you thought chugging mayonnaise was flirting with death, you ain't seen nothing yet. check out this video from china of a couple laying in bed suspended almost 1000 feet in the air. here it is, nothing more risky than going to bed with charlie sheen. i would rather have tiger blood. although typically the women who do that are even higher than this. this is a hammock abed. it is a thrill ride at a chinese adventure theme park. this is so much better

the biggest tonight in charlotte between number 5 georgia and number 3 clemson. >>> tomorrow marks the a close, the next generation of stars are already grinding to make their dreams come true. they're getting a huge assist from blaze sports. an organization celebrating 25 years of empowering adaptive athletes. >> when i was 5 i was in a car accident and so that left me paralyzed from the waist down. i played in sports before my accident. i was looking for a way to get back out there. blaze gave that to me. >> our athletes in wheelchairs come to practice. hey, there are kids like me. a lot of our kids might be in schools where they might be the only kid in a wheelchair. >> blaze sports has an open community of disabled athletes. outside of practice and games, you feel like one in a million. you feel like yourself around other people. >> this is a very physical game just like any able body sport. a lot of contact. really the same as able body sport. >> you're going to run into, bump, fall over. it's part of the sport. you don't look at it as a bad thing. it's a rough, physical sport. no

georgia and clemson, trevor lawrence making to into the game but not the top pick in this year's nflgia piling up seven sacks against lawrence's replacement. the dogs' defense even had the only touchdown of the game. second quarter, the interception, taking it 74 yards the other way for the score. georgia is hoping to make the playoffs for the first time since 2018. they are officially on their way with a seven-point win. no surprises here, guys. alabama is looking very, very good after having a record six players drafted in the first round this spring, the crimson tide did not miss a beat. a skoll record set in the first start, four touchdown passes. that's the most ever in the debut of an alabama quarterback. so alabama just continues to roll. t the tide winning by 31. great gesture in norman, oklahoma, from the sooners. they painted tulane's logo on their field. this game was relocated because of hurricane ida. so tulane playing a re inspired game, down 23 at the half. the green wave came roaring back, scoring 21 of the next 24 to will wallace, with a score to make it a five-point

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i was thinking every year you've got guys like the quarterback com coming out of clemson.s without him, obviously but suddenly, we're going to all be watching -- who is he with, jacksonville we're all going to be watching the jaguars. i can't wait to watch jacksonville play, and mac jones. every year you've got a new crop and now the fans are back. go ahead. >> there's real magic with the nfl, joe you were talking about that feeling you get in september every year i love it. it's the start of football season you can feel it. kids are back in school, weather is great thursday night football is coming up with the buccaneers and cowboys, great way to start the year to your point, the access to legal sports betting is better than ever. a year ago at this time, we were not live in any states we were getting ready to launch in pennsylvania as our first state, as you'll recall. we're live in seven states, including new jersey, as i mentioned. we'll be live in tennessee tomorrow and arizona on thursday, right before kickoff nine states this year versus z zero last year, and we sho

steve: georgia clemson.. brian: i don't know who drinks milk. ainsley: kids do. brian: pass. ainsley: you can't win if you pass. corn. >> which will make the most friday? steve: i would say 15. brian: no one watches movies on labors-- labor day. ainsley: i'm going with d. steve: as you pull the audience, that seems to be their favorite. >> big weekend at the box office. which of the books will have the best release? steve: woke income from our friend. ainsley: what about the afghanistan papers? brian: i think that will be number one. >> which driver will finish best at the southern 500, kevin harvey, or these others? ainsley: chase elliott. steve: martin truex junior. >> which of the following city will see the hottest temperatures saturday? ainsley: reno. brian: reno. >> everyone is going reno, how can it not? steve: that's fantastic. of those are the exact six questions and keep in mind these things have not yet happen so you have to look into the future and if you do, on that app you can win a bunch of mo

. >> good evening my name is tom knock i'm a member of the clemsons department of history and i served couple semesters ago as director at center of presidential history and can't tell you what a delight to welcome you tonight on this very special occasion. i want to express appreciation to our friends at the george w. bush presidential library and cspan taping the lecture and we're happy to have the director of the bush library. i wanted to direct your attention also to the major event that we have on december 7th, when peter baker of the new york times is going to be the guest of cph who will discuss his book "obama, the call of history" and also glad to tell you that d-day trip of june 2018 is fully subscribed, but we are taking the names for 2018, and we have established a scholarship fund for this program so no student should not take this journey, because of financial aid. so if you would like to take a contribution to the fund, we'd be thrilled. it is a personal pleasure to introduce this speaker, and it is hard to believe it has been since 2012 since he joined us, and the facul

catch her out and about shopping with her walker happy 100th birthday to ralph sullivan watching clemsond you can diy on a dime. >>> and carson, one you saw on the break. "3rd hour today." >> a great song. >> and "tiny dancer. >> tiktok star first your local news. >> how long is this going on, carson carson >>> good morning. 8:56. marcus washington. fremont police plan to release new details on a deadly officer-involved shooting on august 25th, near freed month boulevard. the suspect was wanted for attempted murder. a gun was found nearby. he may have been tied to a shooting a short time earlier. police plan to release body camera video. that news conference is going to get under way anytime now. bob redell has a report midday. >>> firefighters are investigating an early morning fire that destroyed a business in downtown lafayette. on the home page, a link to more details, including what the crews said kept him from attacking the flames. >>> live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza, this is the "3rd hour of today." >> good morning. [ laughter ] >> good morning and welcome to the "3rd hou

neil: this comes with mixed blessings i should tell you though because my son goes to clemson, while i respect what you do and everything you have done on campus i have to get through this. i'm kidding. i'm kidding. first of all, success you've had on campus, getting everybody and we're talking a big population of students here, everyone vaccinated or aware that it's a good idea they should be. how did that start. explain the process. >> started with our entry requirements. we had three ways to come back to campus. one was if you were vaccinated. the second was a negative covid test, and the third was if you had covid over the previous 90 days. that was the starting point. once you arrive at campus, if you had not been vaccinated you would enter into our testing program. a lot of students didn't like the testing program obviously. they want to lead their lives the way they do. some students actually decided to be vaccinated. our greek community was extremely important. they led the charge here on campus to get those students vaccinated. ultimately we have a process where with -- test

i predicted that game. 9th ranked clemson dropped their second game of the season.ield after the win. clem mon is expected to get knocked out of the top 10 with the loss. hook 'em horns, texas trounced 70-35. now they're 3-1 on the season. that one loss to arkansas which isn't looking to bad to see how good arkansas is. pete: is texas tech that bad or texas that good? will: i don't know yet. i am going to hold back. i will pull back on the reins, if you will, not the blip, the reins, i'm looking what i'm seeing from steve sarkisian. test against oklahoma or tcu coming week. you want more of this. pete: i picked horned frogs next week. will: early pick. you like purple. pete: i do. the up next fears are growing hospitals across new york will see a staff shortage when vaccine mandates for doctors and nurses take effect tomorrow. dr. marc siegel reacts to potential staffing problems and patient care. we have herschel walker, mike huckabee, carley shimkus, and carson palmer joining us live coming up. ♪. this may look like a regular movie night. but if you're a kid with

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