dave ross has one from jersey. >> another year, another loss and another case of history repeating in the meadowlands. last year the redskins fell behind 16-0. this year 17-0. in both cases, the deficit was too big to dig out of. >> it's very tough, especially playing against a team like the giants. you know, 17-0 in the hole it's tough to come back. 16-0 in the hole it's tough to come back. but we found a way to get back into the game so we've got to some way, somehow keep those leads early in the game at a minimum. >> i like more victories, you know what i'm saying. i take it for what it is. we got beat. we wasn't the better team. we have to show ourselves something on film what we can be. >> the good thing like the giants, you don't want to give them anything. we knew it would be tough coming in playing the opening game of the season. when you dig a hole and spot them 17 points, but we felt good about ourselves at the halftime being we got back in the game. sort of like we were one play out of it. our offense was getting the ball back. unfortunately, we scored a little too late. >>

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our man dave ross, being a little celebrity spotter. this is dave ross and tom cruise. you guys look like old fraternity buddies hanging out on the sidelines. what were you talking about? >> we were talking about when we made all the right moves together. he couldn't have been a nice are guy. to talk to somebody like me on the sidelines for 45 seconds. he really was. he was taking pictures of the people there in detroit. he was signing autographs. we were talking about the pre- game show and i said we're doing onely. i can't come on with you live. my wife is here and my kid. if i stop with you, i have to stop for everybody. i'm like we totally understand. tony gets that treatnt everywhere he goes. >> he is a celebrity. we are very fortunate in our line of work that we get a chance to meet people like this. i had a chance with you last year in new jersey to meet tom cruise at the jets game and tony, you've hay chance to talk to him as well. i was blown away by how genuine and how nice the guy was. he did this last year. he is friends with dan snyder. >> this is not an ac

look how chummy dave ross is with our man, tom cruise. he used to be our man dave ross. now it's our man, tom cruise. >> you've got to remember, he's got on platform shoesow. >> oh, don't give it away. >> you look more manly but he might be a little taller. >> maybe a half inch. but i asked him one question. i just said who was covering cougar while you were showboating with this. he was a super nice guy. i was trying to get him on the pregame show. this is right before 11:30 before we went on the air sunday morning and he said i would do it except my wife is here and my kid is here and if i stop for you, i have to stop for everybody but he couldn't have been nicer about it. and we sat there and talked a little about the game. he's a huge redskins fan. i said can you enjoy the game? he said i'm going to try. but wherever he goes, he gets stopped. so i didn't want to be one of those guys that stops him for five minutes. i said my piece and we went about our way. he was signing autographs for all the redskins fans there. little kids taking pictures with photographers and a

dave ross is going to join us live to play monday morning quarterback. >> that was early in the game too. >>> also ahead kanye west strikes out again. he was not happy at last night's music awards and, man, did he steal the show. now he is apologizing yet again. the question is, was it staged? >>> also don't forget we're going to have more time to sort all that out as we are going till 10:00 this morning. we're going all the way through the 9 to 10:00 hour. that's our new hour and we hope you will join us for the the entire show. >>> it is one minute past the hour. we want to check in with tony perkins and welcome him once again. pretty good forecast today. >> i apologize for my sneeze while you all were talking about the redskins there. the only bad thing i can say about today as far as the weather goes is the pollen count is medium high. those of us like myself who suffer from ragweed allergies are feeling the effects today, so there you go.

time fay little monday morning quarterbacking and for that, lets ago to the meadowlands and dave rossjoins us via skype today. he was at the game yesterday. break it down for us, buddy. what did you think? >> steve? >> you got us, dave. can you har us this morning. >> how you doing, my friend. >> break down the game for us. the score was pretty close. how did you feel the game went? >> it is like deja vu all over again as yogi berra once famously said here in new york. with the redskins coming to the meadowlands, it always seems like they fall behind in a huge hole. it happened once again. first game of the year, 16-0 goal tried to come back, lost 17-7. the skin never seem to get off to a good start in the new york and it always comes to bite them in the end. for whatever reason, jason campbell in the offense in the first half looked completely and utterly lost. he had two turnovers. he had the fumble and the interception which stopped the drive earlier in the quarter. it seems like the red skinned cannot get off to a good foot to start off the season. they do have an easy schedule it

dave ross here. these are tough days for the redskins brass.ome side, they need to know -- come saturday, they need top know who will be on the opening- day roster. to get, there the skins need to say goodbye to 22 players, never an easy task for the head coach. they have accomplished a lot, in the meantime, and it doesn't mean that their career is over. going from here doesn't mean the career's going to be over, and i think if you follow some of the guys that are going to end up letting go, they'll be -- in other programs because they're good athletes and we just have to find the right group. so it will be hard. >> another year, another war of words, sort of, for clinton portis. last require -- year here, and mitchell had a un-in and this year, he's taking from ragan calls him a, quote, unquote, headache. portis turns 28 today and closing in on the all-time rushing record and has no ill will toward reagan but points out in regards to the playing days of reagan, it's not hard gr ba e eat running back when you have all the help and talent around

fox 5's dave ross was at the game. we talkedo -- he talked with the players about the inability to dig out of a big hole. >> another year, another loss and another case of history repeating in the meadowlands. last year the redskins fell behind 16-0. this year 17-0. in both cases, the deficit was too big to dig out of. >> it's very tough. especially playing against a team like the giants. you're 17-0 in the hole, it's tough to come back. 16-0 in the hole, it's tough to come back. but we found a way to get back into the game so we've got to some way somehow keep those leads early in the game at a minimum. >> i'd like more victories. i take it for what it is. we got beat. we wasn't the better team. we have to show ouelves something. >> the good thing like the giants, you don't want to give them anything. we know it would be tough coming in to open the season. when you dig a hole and spot them 17 points, but we felt good about ourselves at halftime, being we got back in the game. our offense was getting the ball back. unf

questionable decisions some are saying, as well as for the fallout of the team or for the team when dave ross returns for a little monday morning quarterbacking in about 25 minutes. >>> of course we're not the only ones talking about the loss, so are the area paper. >> yes, they are. check this out from the washington examiner. it simply says "we stink! "many fans agree with that assessment. they are fuming, frustrated and fed up. stacey koh afternoon n is talking with a few at ben's chili bowl this morning. >> reporter: i have found a few diplomatic fans. i have sort of fallen into my bowl of chili d drowned my tears that i've had all morning long. but my buddy, george, has been sitting here with me and he got a chance to finish his breakfast and now we can chat. so what do you thi? >> i just hope they play better next week, that's all i can hope for. >> reporter: now, what's the problem? what's going on here? is it the coach? is it the players? i mean you're a fan. watching that game, what do you think? >> i think it's the whole team, from the top to the bottom. i mean they have got a wild

in new jersey, dave ross, fox 5 sports. >> and looking chilly out there.aryland, they're not the only college football team in action. we'll have a full round on geico sports extra at 11:15. >>> here we go, three days. no food. that is the pledge from a former nba player campout at d.c. university, at a d.c. university. how it's part of a mission to save lives. coming up next. >> an online bait and switch. car ads looking legit and maybe anything but. a fox 5 investigation at 10:55. >>> and remembering the world's oldest woman dead at the age of 115. a look back at her life when we return. (announcer) what the world needs now is energy. the energy to get the economy humming again. the energy to tackle challenges like climate change. what if that energy, came from an energy company. every day, chevron invests $62 million in people. in ideas. seeking, teaching, building. fueling growth around the world, to move us all ahead. this is the power of human energy. chevron. (woman 2) in here... well, this is new... i'm working on my digestive health.

dave ross with you. the way the skins wanted to start off the season and since then, the quart back jace son campbell has hasn't taken his share of criticism, fair or not. but hey, that is football in the nation's capital. here is the play he is getting a lot of criticism for. second quarter, dropping back. picks it up, runs it in for the score. a lot of people think campbell could have stepped up to the pock eight. >> i don't think it is just him. it is important for our football team to win, to beat the new york team. but i wouldn't put it all on one guy. i want to as well. i haven't won yet either. but we're all in this together and i just wouldn't single jason out. >> to the college kids now. ralph frillen friedgen are to have a got starred. he says just be patient. we'll get better. >> like i've been saying, it just won't happen overnight. you know, you're -- to he moo, gout to be with these kids. you got to tell them what they're doing wrong. you got to be encouraging. you can't get down on them be

dave ross's stunt double for tom cruise in the future. woods and phil mickelson shared the spot light they ach walked away with a trophy. final round action this afternoon we start with phil mickelson on the fourth hole at the tour championship with a long birdie attempt. that shot is right on the money. later on mickelson just off the fringe on 16 he tips in for a birdie. he finished at 9 under to win the tour championship. his third tournament win of the year. the world's pest tiger woods on 16 drains the birdie putt as well it wasn't enough to win the tournament but he nishes second three shots off the league. tiger wins the fedex cup. >>> nationals hosting the braves. atlanta leads 4-3. omar infante with a flied ball that drops in front of willie harris. two braves come in to score. nationals fall to the braves as atlanta sweeps the three three game series. the capitals in action this afternoon host go rangers. second period caps lead 3-0. mike knuble scores. they conclude the preseason with a 4-2 record. their season opener this thur

i'm dave ross. back to you. >>> here's a look at our sunday lineup on fox 5 tomorrow. at 11:30 bike to cored scans prebecame and then lions versus tie i don't knows in detroit. >>> we go back to college football for the bike to co15 minutes of fame. we saw big upsets this season and today was no different. south florida and the road against florida state. friday fin goes 73 yards for the score. it was 17-7 in the first meeting between the first two teams th within our geico 15 minutes of fame. >>> looking past their record, the nationals have done a lot of positive things this season. they signed steven trays burg and inked rossberg to a deal. we're living in the present. today's game we start in the bottom of the fifth. pinch-hitter changes that. and a one shot to the grass i didn't nole. -- grassy nole. and top nine, the braves blow it up with five runs. i don't remember wellingham can't get to. and they score and the nats are beaten 11-5. they match last year's loss total. >>> when we return the tour championship is shaping up to be one roller coaster of a finish. w

dave ross for us live n new jersey this morning. dave, thank you so much much. >>> it is now 7:37.ing up later this morning, it's time to pick yourself up by your bootstraps. dr. phil is making the move to fox 5 and he'll join for us a preview of what's coming up in his new season coming to our new 9:00 hour. more and more, the quality of our lives depends on our connections. access to high-speed internet, at home and on the go, is no longer a luxury. it's how our children access education. it's how we find jobs, discover information, and connect with family and friends. it's the spark that drives innovation, creates investment, and builds a stronger economy. to shape a better tomorrow, at&t is investing in america's future - working to create an internet that's smart, mobile and safe. last year at&t invested more than any other company in the u.s. and we're continuing to invest this year, to expandnd enhance our wireless and wired networks. we support a national plan that ensures high speed internet access and enables adoption by all americans, over the next five years. adoption b

dave ross working the skins tonight. rossi?t's almost cutdown day for the redskins, saying goodbye to 22 players by saturday. we'll break down the whole process later in the show. stay with us, we're back in a moment. >> this police takedown on the beltway helped fairfax county police snag a big honor, the department's helicopter division went third placen the 2009 lore vision awards. look at the flight crew in action here. a fairfax county patrol officer attempted to stop the truck. it took off on the beltway in maryland, why the ground officer had to stop the pursuit. the truck broke down and the suspects went running. they quickly caught up with one man after attempting to car jack someone else. the other man hit a drainage pipe. the helicopter crews sniffed him out, too. >>> a medical mystery in tennessee. a teenager cries blood instead of tires. the 15-year-old said it started about 3 months ago and happens three times a day. his mother has taken him to several specialists and they can't figure out what is wrong. coming ou

fox 5's dave ross is at the game and he talked with skins players about their inability to dig out ofole. >> reporter: another year, another loss and another case of history repeating in the meadowlands. last year, the redskins fell behind 16-0. this year, 17-0. in both cases, the deficit was too big to dig out of. >> very tough especially playing against a team like the giants. you're 17-0 in the hole, it is tough to come back. we found a way to get back into the game. we have to somehow keep the lead in the early game at a minimum. >> i take it for what it is. we got beat. we wasn't the better team. we have to show ourselves something on film. >> a good team like the giants, you don't want to give them anything. we knew it would be tough. we dig a hole, spot them 17 points. we felt good about ourselves at the half time being we got back in the game sort of like we were one play out of it. our offense was tting the ball back. we scored a little too late. >> today, everybody is turning the tv off. it came down to the end of the game. we recovered the on-sidekick and the way jace son m

dave ross here. the team will have to cut 22 players to get down to the league mandated 53. today it's one guy that doesn't play that stood out at redskins park. it's the man that runs the entire league, roger goodell paid a visit to the park. he was in town on business and decided to check out camp which as the commissioner you can do. >> that's one of the great things about coming out to camp. you get to hear from the players directly things that are on their mind and focus on. >> meet him and go through the nfl building and, you know, a great experience and when he came out here we had a few laughs and jocking around. >> another year, another war of words sort of for clinton portis. last year him and brian mitchell had a run in. this year portis is taking criticism from john riggins who among other things has lapped c.p. as a headache. portis turned 28 today. he is closing in on riggins all time rushing record. he points out in regards to rig begin's playing days it's not hard to be a great nninback when you have that ealttalent a help around you. portis has the advantage

dave feldman and i will be in the studio and dave ross joins us from new york. to leave you, the sights and sounds of last year's giants game v. a good night.

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. >> dave: riley, hits jeremy ross. breaks a couple of tackles. and into minnesota territory.first down. kyle theret, makes another tackle. >> chris: they're working the outside, to make the defensive line tired. the defensive line makes the runbackers so productive. they do a good job of eating up line blockers up front. i see minnesota, hands on hips. that tells me they're sucking a little wind. >> dave: they ran on third and short last time. they run it again. quarterback draw. and riley has the first down at the gopher 40, where nate triplett makes the stop. brian holley, the fullback, was out front, blocking for his quarterback. >> bob: i see kevin cosgrove, the defensive coordinator, saying swell. i got the speed big play guys on the outside. now, i have to watch the quarterback running a quarterback draw? yeah, you've got to, kevin. it's a good call by andy lug wig, the defensive coordinator for cal. >> dave: another end around. jeremy ross in space. good job by traye simmons to told him up until the calvary comes. cal is moving the ball nicely on this opening drive. >>

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