noel devine who has had a devine night so far. gain of one on the play and right now noel devine a big part of the story line, 84 yards and a couple of touchdowns rushing coming up in just a few moment, davie jones' locker, bob and i will talk more about vincent edward jackson and the decade of contributions as we look back and look forward from college football rookies' two programs. brown, seemed a little indecisive handing it off to guynn but devine picked up four anyway. well, devine actually was recruited by all the florida schools. he is from florida. ably the seminoles, gators, had some academic issues and west virginia just hung in and won the recruiting battle. >> bob: better keep jarrett brown in the pocket right now if you're the auburn pass rush. >> mark: third and five, completes it for the first down at the 38 yard line to jock sanders. talked about the florida connection with west virginia and those breakdown by state, florida with 22 players on the roster. actually they got a real talented backup quarterback geno s

jock sanders caught it and lateraled it to devine.even-yard gain. >> bob: i know you love those kind of plays right now. the little hook and lateral. sanders to noel devine. >> mark: adding lots of flavor on that steak today. second and four. senth play of the mountaineer drive here. sanders is brought down shy of the 15 yard line. a four-yard gain. 2:36 to go in the third quarter. >> bob: we talk so much about their wide receivers and miss direction. keep in mind bill turt is the offensive coordinator from wake forest. one of the first that did a lot of that wide receiver rocket motion kind of scheme. there you saw jock sanders on the reverse. >> mark: devine again picking up five yards. this drive moving rhythmically down the field and chewing up a lot of time on the clock. under two minutes to go. >> bob: how you have to defend the whole football field. one time it's east and west on a reverse action. the next time it's a north and south straight up the gut dive with noel devine. so i mean you have to vertically and horizontally de

devine. even noel devine with a nice return out near the 40 injury. speaking of di swine performances, jarrett brown completing 75% of his passes last week was 24 of 31 with four touchdown passes and threw for 334 yards. in addition, to over 70 yards rushing. he is the new quarterback lock at the starters at the top of your screen. come out in an empty formation. brown under some heat. and he can run. with deceptive speed. tiptoe and picked up eight on the play. second down and two. >> bob: that is exactly what brown did last week against east carolina. didn't have many predetermined called quarterback runs. he is a great scrambler off a drop-back pass. >> mark: we see the tempo we'll see for most of the night from both teams immediately at the line of scrimmage to run the next play. noel devine is -- >> bob: pistol formation. look at the size difference between the tailback and quarterback. >> mark: screen, sanders catches it and is collared back at the 40-i can't recall line. impact players. >> bob: noel devine, one of the most explosive players in

devine, boy, when he gets to the edge people start holding their breath.ine pushed out of bounds at the 29 yard line with 9:15 to go in the fourth quarter. got back nine yards after the pen i. >> bob: opened up a whole game for the are'7" guys, recruit the smurfs and find ways to put them out on the perimeter. >> mark: second and level. boy, look at this. an i-formation. decline brougand devine brought. >> impatient. should have hit it north and south. went to the cutback almost immediately. >> mark: pivotal point of the game. >> bob: number 82, their receiver not much action tonight. >> mark: brown, intercepted at the 12. mcfadden. there's a flag down back at the 10. and mcfadden is still on his feet, one man to beat. >> bob: there's another flag down. >> mark: a flag back at the 5 and also one near midfield. >> bob: the fourth turnover of the night for west virginia. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back, number 90. that penalty is declined. holding, number 14, that penalty will be enforced. ten yards, first down. m. remember, it was w

years later, devin was given a school assignment. teacher told her to write an essay about someone she would nominate as woman of the century. although they had never met, she chose maria pepe. when we found out about that at "teen kids news," we thought it would be great if the two players could meet. so we arranged a surprise visit at one of devin's games. we let devin think maria was a member of our staff. what would you say to maria pepe if she were here right now? >> i would thank her -- >> reporter: wait, just tell her yourself! >> thank you! >> you're so welcome, you're so welcome. i'm excited that you're here, and you're playing, and you're enjoying the game. >> reporter: the court ruling in maria's case took two years to resolve. ironically, by then, she was too old to play. for all her efforts, maria pepe only got to play in three little league games. but she sees it this way -- >> it's sort of like an honor for me, it's like i wanted to play ball. and i think at the end of the day, i get to play forever through all these g

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devine, boy, when he gets to the edge people start holding their breath.e pushed out of bounds at the 29 yard line with 9:15 to go in the fourth quarter. got back nine yards after the pen i. >> bob: opened up a whole game for the are'7" guys, recruit the smurfs and find ways to put them out on the perimeter. >> mark: second and level. boy, look at this. an i-formation. decline brougand devine brought. >> impatient. should have hit it north and south. went to the cutback almost immediately. >> mark: pivotal point of the game. >> bob: number 82, their receiver not much action tonight. >> mark: brown, intercepted at the 12. mcfadden. there's a flag down back at the 10. and mcfadden is still on his feet, one man to beat. >> bob: there's another flag down. >> mark: a flag back at the 5 and also one near midfield. >> bob: the fourth turnover of the night for west virginia. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back, number 90. that penalty is declined. holding, number 14, that penalty will be enforced. ten yards, first down. m. remember, it was wal

devine. even noel devine with a nice return out near the 40 injury.aking of di swine performances, jarrett brown completing 75% of his passes last week was 24 of 31 with four touchdown passes and threw for 334 yards. in addition, to over 70 yards rushing. he is the new quarterback lock at the starters at the top of your screen. come out in an empty formation. brown under some heat. and he can run. with deceptive speed. tiptoe and picked up eight on the play. second down and two. >> bob: that is exactly what brown did last week against east carolina. didn't have many predetermined called quarterback runs. he is a great scrambler off a drop-back pass. >> mark: we see the tempo we'll see for most of the night from both teams immediately at the line of scrimmage to run the next play. noel devine is -- >> bob: pistol formation. look at the size difference between the tailback and quarterback. >> mark: screen, sanders catches it and is collared back at the 40-i can't recall line. impact players. >> bob: noel devine, one of the most explosive players in all

devin black is charged with assault. >>> in the meantime good news for d.c.'eighborhood. a jumping fountain is the center of an ongoing beautification project. this was at columbia heights plaza this morning. it's part of the public round project. the department of transportation installed the fountain infrastructure and they designed it. the residence was created to show the diversity in that area. >>> news 4 at 5:00. it beautiful, isn't it? >> it really is. >> coming up. we're just getting started. a new show of force. iran tests missiles can reach bases and as far away as israel. >>> plus, painting a president. find out who says this controversy at poster is plain racist. >>> driving and texting will soon be illegal in maryland, but we'll tell you why the rules of the road may not be easy to follow. >>> the arena stage project. an exclusive behind the scenes look at the amazing work in >>> an alarming study from aaa is showing how prevalent distracted driving is on the capital belt way. >> over half say they call or text while driving in construction zones,

now this time, poly on defense, pass complete to chad vitner, to devin young knocks the ball lose. the engineers go on to beat patterson. >>> the orioles are limping off the field. the indians ends an 11 game losing streak. they beat the birds 4-2. >>> nascar qualifying at dover. jimmy johnson the faster this afternoon. he takes the poll position for sundays's 400 miler. juan pablo montoya seconds. mark martin qualified at five. >>> with shots like this, you know tiger is on his way. second shot on the par for 14th hole. woods with a wonderful approach. but he followed that good shot epepeqgpgpepepepepb÷b÷ >>> what's in a name? if you're at loyola it's university, today loyola college has been renamed to reflect university status. now, the baltimore school is officially named loyola university maryla >>> letterman is next with bruce willis. thank you for joining us tonight, i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch, thank you for joining us tonight, have a great evening weekend. good night. ( band playing "late show" theme )

. >>> old miss quarterback devin sneed gets hit from behind and he lost the ball.he crowd in columbia sensing an upset after the turn over. even garcia gets tackled. an upset indeed. south carolina over old miss 16- 10 is the final. >>> in golf, the pga tour in atlanta. opening round an outstanding opening for o' haire. and right behind him, you know who it is, tiger woods. >>> laura park today's fourth race. watch the gray horse in the middle of the track. may 1 is his name. he keeps wants to go to the grand stand. but the rider finally gets him >>> we told you about an off duty police officer shooting. >> reporter: vic the police department have just told us that the off duty police officer was here this evening, when he was trying to get into his own home when several people approached him and started shooting. we show you right now, they are still investigating here and trying to figure out what was happening. one thing they are telling us is that they know the officer was able to fire back at the shooter or shooters. >> gunshot was exchanged. we don't know if

-- on devine divine providence we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our sacred honor. they won't give honest questions to honest answers. while we wait for the honest answers we should have a debate about which type of america we going to live in, what kind of change we really want, out in the open, not under the cover of darkness. >> hey, mainstream media, where were you on this story before the resignation? you were silent. glenn breaks it down, next. glenn: in these unreasonable reasonable questions. we have been talking about van jones on this program since july 23. if you were looking to hear or read his name in the mainstream media, oh, you would have a long, long time to wait. obama's new green czar, van jones, this is the guy who is a self-avowed communist, and he is in the obama administration. van jones is a self-proclaimed communist. he is one of the founding members of the apollo alliance. here's van jones. he was a black nationalist. he came out an anarchist and communist and now he is our green jobs czar. we asked the white house today this question, is t

and i am pleased to look out and see adrian and devin, the next generation, and to all the diplomatic corp, the ambassadors here today, i thank each of you. i have had the opportunity to do bilateral meetings with most of you, and also the head of state, and i appreciate you're being with us today. and i also see the wonderful people who have joined the team at state and u.s.a. i.d. who are here as well. and i expressed my appreciation to all of them. i thank brookings on the opportunity to join on the eve of o.n.g.a. it's a strange acronym and causes moaning and groaning in some circles. henry kissinger was critical of unga and others have expressed their concern and disappointment with the united nations, but i believe that at its best, united nation is not only a critical, essential institution but one that the united states has a lot of equities. so i am looking forward, not only that it's in new york and i get to go home, but it's an official as well as an personal obligation i am looking forward to. let me begin by echoing the president's statement yesterday of the approval of h

first devin hester.isten, you know he's speedy, and now he has a strong-armed quarterback to get him the ball. he led the bear in targets and receiving yards last year, and this is the year devin hester puts it all together. i also really like tight end greg olsen. we've seen cutler use a tight end very effectively with tony scheffler in denver. now he gets greg olson, whose reception, yards and scores have gone up for two straight years. if you don't get one of the top tight ends, greg olsen makes a nice pick later in your draft. that's why he and devin hester are my fantasy sleepers for the chicago bears. >> coming up, avert your eyes and ears if the name brett favre infour yates -- infuriates you. are you one of those people? >> perhaps. >> all leading to the season opener one week from today, espnews up bright and early, previewing all 32 teams division by division. it's "the blitz" preseason countdown special heading into the kickoff with the titans and steelers. mike hill your host right here on es

auburn answered a toechdown from devine with one of its, waiting to tie the game at 27. alabama over north texas, 53-7. alabama against arkansas next week. brl have their hands full with the passing game of arkansas, probably tell you that much. here's ryan mallett loading and firing far side. strike to adams and again that long throw all of the way to the other side of the field >> todd: did you see how shet his feet that time? he sidestepped some rush in the pocket. vet his feet and then was able to step into this throw and deliver a strike. watch. little sidestep and all kind of arm to make that throw. but when you're backing up or throwing off the back foot, hard to be consistent. >> brad: five touchdowns for ryan mallett. real go over 400 yards passing by himself at this point. not here. to smith, almost snapped it out of there, nine yards, brandon boykin holding on for dear life with marcus dowtin. >> todd: of mix of how ryan mallett ended up here, perfect fit for bobby petrino and his offense. bobby petrino is a guy who likes his quarterback in the shotgun but als

worksman cycles has rehired devin velaidam after laying him off four months ago. >>>'s good to be back. >> reporter: back in odessa, master hatters is bullish about the future. >> i mean, there's always gonna be cowboys, right? >> reporter: bianna golodryga, abc news, new york. >> there will always be cowboys. and tomorrow we catch up with auto workers who lost their jobs and hear the inspiring ways they've changed course over the past year. >>> coming up, revolutionary diet research. control your hormones and control your weight. building my life, my high cholesterol was contributing to plaque buildup in my arteries. that's why my doctor prescribed crestor. she said plaque buildup in arteries is a real reason to lower cholesterol. and that along with diet, crestor does more than lower bad cholesterol, it raises good. crestor is also proven to slow the buildup of plaque in arteries. crestor isn't for everyone, like people with liver disease, or women who are nursing, pregnant, or may become pregnant. simple blood tests will check for liver problems. you should tel

first devin hester, listen, he isn't always speedy, and now he has a strong armed quarterback to getall. he led the bears in targets and receiving yards last year, and this is the year devin hester puts it all together. i also like tight end greg olsen. we've seen cutler use the tight end effectively with tony scheffler in denver. now he gets greg olsen, whose receptions, yards and scores have gone up for two straight years. if you don't get one of the top tight ends, greg olsen makes a nice pick later in your draft. that's why he and devin hester are my fantasy sleepers for the chicago bears. >> coming up tomorrow, we focus on a player and a team that's flown under the radar all preseason. and we discuss brett favre and the vikings? at all? who? >> saturday is vikings day as we continue to preview all 32 teams here on espnews. and all leading to the season opener one week from yesterday. espnews is up bright and early next thursday. previewing every team, every division. it is the blitz preseason countdown special. maybe a mention of brett favre or two. >> here's what we've got comi

sandeman again this time tackled by devin ross.corners on this. >> craig: there secondaries are really strong. there's no weakness. there is no weakness on the defense. we're all pretty much the same and goldman and cam nelson, the two safeties, appear to have corner skills as well as being outstanding tackle. that's a pretty good group. >> mike: donahue to kick to douglas. call out on this. douglas wisely let this one go in the end zone. 6 it 2-yard punt. a net of 42 in af arizona state will have the ball by 20. down by four. you can't get kentucky grilled chicken on a value menu. yeah, you can. now you can get the gat taste of new... kencky grilled chicken for just $1.99. the new kentucky grilled chicken value box. only on the kfc ultimate value menu. unthink and taste the under $2 side of kfc. >> mike: the wrestling team in iowa, last season they were undefeated. coached by tom branz, 1996 olympic gold medalist, official practice next friday. already out there working. arizona starts from its own 20. can they finally get the off

my trust owns devin, which i've been buying, bought all the way down. and natural gas relayed over $3 today, a gigantic 15% gain. all of the stocks exploded. so did the ung. what a great time to sell it and swap into the real natural gas plays. if you insist on buying an etf, buy the stock etf equivalent, that's first trust ise, reveer, symbol seg. it owns the natural stocks of natural gas companies. it's up 7.9% in the last few months, 85% since march 6. natural gas stocks have pugh pow we ared higher. but here's the bottom line. and i'm very angry about this. i think natural gas is the way of the future. it's the bridge fuel we need. but you have to know how to play it. and first and foremost, that means knowing what to avoid. the ung is another etf that doesn't quite do what you think it does. and could be in danger, as the regulators finally start to do their jobs, which means it's definitely no way to play increasing natural gas prices. please, please, please avoid this etf or sell it. you just have got a big move here. and i think it's a huge mist

is the devin really out to get us creating conspiracs or is th really just another wrong exanation? >> i tell my students it isard work being a citiz of bay democracy 1/2 to read and keep yourself and for dan have to question authority 1/2 to question the conspiracy theorist out of how are you have a government officials telling you things also people who are out of power and you need to demand an explanati and not just say that sounds right or trust that person or distressed that person. you need to investite and make use of your resources of the media and allf the information available in the information age and make your own decisions. >> host: is anything you can point* to that distinguishes a real government conspiracy om one that is a magic and/or no way to do that except for that investigation? >> guest: evidence. that is the only thing. watergate was a conspiracy theory among reporters at "the washington post" but then the tapes came out and approved it iran contra conspiracy theory until the evidenc comes out. the other conspiracies we don't have the evidence yet. that does

no, that was devin ross on top of stross. >> craig: that secondary played darn good football.hey mentally put doubt in his head. he has some credit. he steps up when he has to and makes a nice throw. >> mike: it will scare them to both how close they were on everything. robinson again. good defense that time. was hit in the backfield. taken down by javier kelly. and robinson going to be limping off. and look at his numbers in the 101 yards there. a lot of work inside. 13 carries for 88 yards. middle of the football field. that is why it's nice having two runners on the football team. brandon wegher has a chance to come in. these other guys work with each other. >> mike: robinson, only 209 on a 5'9" frame. you don't think it's as much as the guy running between the tackles. now there's a time-out for a delay of game here. 10:38 to go in a ten-point game. iowa on top. you can't get kentucky grilled chicken on a value menu. yeah, you can. now you can get the gat taste of new... kencky grilled chicken for just $1.99. the new kentucky grilled chicken value box. only on the kfc ulti

. >>> now back in maryland. 20-year-old devin champagne has been extradited from richmond, virginia. investigators say champagne used his handcuffs to choke a sheriff's deputy, before climbing out a police car window in jessop. he is now being held at the howard county detention center without bond. >>> hundreds receive lessons about the dangers of steroids today. and it came from a man with experience. alex rodriguez shared his personal story about using performance-enhancing drugs. the new york yankee spoke in front of 500 student athletes. >>> staying on the road to progress. that's what city school ceo dr. andres alonzo wants to do this year. gigi barnett explains why in tonight's school watch report. >> raise your hand. >> reporter: day 2 of the new school year for baltimore city students. >> this is a school district that is now characterized by its improvements in recent years. so far, it's seen an increase in enrollment. higher test scores ask less violence on campuses. but city school ceo dr. andres alonzo wants those improvements to continue. >> if you have a great public s

california congressman, devin noonez and john thank you for being here. [boos] sean: i want to show you guys something here. then i'm going to show the crowd. this is what this comes down to. no water for the farmers because of this fish. is that what it is? this fish here? [boos] >> that's what it is, sean. >> so a lot of people ask what can we do? all your viewers all over the country. what i want to make sure that people understand is, we are at the center of this. we are so close to the bay area. the liberals and environmental groups have been working on this for decades. they have been trying to turn this into a desert and they have succeeded. viewers can understand this can happen to you. they are on their way. nancy pelosi is the speaker of the house. george miller is her lieutenant. they are on their way to the rest of america. so what can do? what can the american people watching your show tonight do? we have seven attempts in the congress this state your name try to get the pumps turned back on permanently. seven attempts and every single time t

they drafted three guys in the second round, malcolm kelly they g got, devin thomas, fred davis. they haven't produced for them. they have issues in the red zone. >> in the red zone. they have to unleash the quarterback and let him play. they're very conservative with the quarterback's play now. that's hurting them too along with the red zone. >> nothing is working in the red zone. 20 seconds left. team under the most pressure to win week three, you can always hit the line. >> i go with tennessee titans. they cannot go 0-3. >> i agree. they cannot go 0-3 now. that's not good. >> that will do it for this's edition of "nfl live >> welcome to "jim rome is burning." i'm jeff chadiha filling in for jim and i have a great wednesday show. vitali klitschko will join me. san diego chargers linebacker shaun phillips will check in as our latest correspondent. first, here is what i'm burning on. [captioning made possible by espn, inc.] >> mr. burress said that he apologized to his family, to his wife, his son, to his unborn daughter. he thanked them for their support. he apologized to fans a

know-how to get it out of the ground but what happened was that our friends in mitchell energy and now devin opened up the barnett shell, our headquarters is in ft. worth. we're in the barnett shell, in the widford. moved that technology, moved it up to appalachians. we drove our first marcellus shell well in 2004. you know last year, we ended the year producing 30 million cubic feet a day. as you've mentioned we're going to triple that to 90 to 100 million cubic feet a day and we're going to double again next year to somewhere between 180 to 200 million a day. >> do we have too much natural gas that we're drilling in this country. >> prices went down to below to where you can make a good living with it. >> well, you know, that's what's so interesting, this revolution that i'm talking about in natural gas is that historically, our business -- the high-cost projects were repeatable. the low-cost projects weren't. that's not the case today. these shell plays are repeatable at low carb. all three of our big plays, the barnett, nor and the marcellus, we can make over 20% rates of return at $5 ga

lord, may your devine favor and wisdom rest on our president, barack obama, as he continues to lead us to grateness. bless the members of our armed service and their families and god bless america, we pray in your holy name, amen. >> amen. >> the parents of staff sergeant jared monti exwho was just 30 years old when he was killed in action in afghanistan trying to save the life of the soldiers he called his boys. you heard the president there refer to the fact that sometimes they called him grand patch. he is described as a humble human being, someone with a big heart and a real dedication to the job at hand. and someone who was also very conflicted about the job at hand, that he -- he felt conflicted every time he took a life in afghanistan. today, the president awarding the medal of honor to sergeant first class jared c. monti. with me now, retired army colonel jack jacobs, who is also a recipient of the medal of honor. what are your thoughts watching the parents receive this award posthumously, their son shot down? >>> a terrible thing. nobody should outlive his children but this --

jay cutler fires that one in to devin hester. he makes the catch.eed could not do it twice. robbie gould says one time is all i need. >> did his job. >> there is your ball game. bears win 17-14. cutler, two touchdown passes and no interceptions. jeff reed's had better days. ravens-chargers. couple of teams thought to be in the mix for afc supremacy. philip rivers had himself an afternoon against a very, very tough "d." darren sproles, this helps your average. just throw it in the flat. good-bye. did a great job. understand the linebacker's got to cover him. one of the receivers in there. going to pick that linebacker. going to be all legal, and let sproles spripg him out on the back side. philip is happy. chargers up 7-0. third quarter, rivers continue to go play well. has a little time. >> this is a throw now. >> perfect throw. >> therefore, there is no defense. >> that's correct. there were three people there. >> emerging as one of those dominant wide receivers. then there's joe flacco. a great start against the kansas city chiefs. flacco to kelly

devin bishop downfield made the tackle. third and shortcoming up. >> chris: talking about vision.ole opening up to the right. he misses that hole. he hits the hole, he's off running. all about vision for a runningback. if you had the vision, boom. to the right. you're off. >> dave: that's the difference so far, the backs on the teams we've seen in this game because bennett and eskridge have had trouble finding those running lanes. best and vereen have had no problem. weber, with time. decker, wide-open. handled inside the 17 yard line, by sean cattouse. another minnesota first down. >> bob: how does decker get this wide-open? take a look. comes across. all the way across. and when you're playing zone, nobody runs with him. just nice communication between quarterback and decker. the only way they're moving this football, is through the air. the running game is nonexistent. >> dave: they will try again with bennett. get good yardage. busting tackles. gets almost ten. >> chris: must have heard you, bob. i'll show him. >> bob: well, once you got them back on their heels, and you're th

the minister's concluded preponderant the devin supported the assessments that the narcotraffickers foroviding support to the insurgency. subsequency aydin said orders were issued and naval forces began using the expanded authorities. as of mid june some 25 counternarcotics operations have been conducted either by nato forces alone or in conjunction with afghan counternarcotics forces with favorable results. many processing facilities, and laboratories have been destroyed , opium paste and refined heroin confiscated impersonal apprehended. all much has been accomplished much more remains to be done. first and foremost nato, isaf forces must continue to conduct operations against facilities and facilitators not only to reduce the money available for the insurgents but also with the secondary effect of reducing the level of corruption countrywide. secondly nato nato member nations want a bilateral basis must continue to partner and support the development of the afghan security and counternarcotics forces. the end state for this effort are fully capable afghan security forces that minimiz

>>> the man who hijacked a plane that was going from cancun to mexico city, says he was driven by devine revelation. jose flores says he was carrying a bomb and demanded to speak to mexico's president. the bomb flores claimed to have, turned out to be a juice can. >>> and finally, the sweetheart of the tennis set has ended her fairy tale run of the u.s. open. after blowing past four higher-ranked opponents. melanie, with a french name, oudin, fell to caroline wozni wozniaki. that's the news at 7:16. >> she can still hold her head up high. >> amazing. >> we can't wait until she gets her later. thank you, chris. >>> what's going on with the weather, sam? >> we have big problems with rain in a couple spots in the country. let's see if we can hit them all. first, we talk about what's going on in the mid-atlantic and swing into the northeast over the next 24 hours. this low finally starts to work inland. from atlantic city to philly, you're going to get heavy rain. in some cases it will be an inch or more. new york later tonight. boston, by the trim we get to tomorrow. we're talking to 40-mil

that's why we need to see the maturation of malcolm kelly and devin thomas and fred davis.did not see that yesterday. hopefully those guys will evolve. but you did see it from a guy like antwaan randle el. you know from his pittsburgh days this is a guy they keep trying to move out of the starting lineup and they did yesterday and started malcolm kelly. yet he almost had 100 yards receiving. if you're not getting it from santana and the young guys, this offense is really going to spurt and it did yesterday mightily against the giants. second year in a row, you cannot fall behind 16-0, 17-0 and expect to win on the roads against a really good team like the giants. >> no, but you can beat a team like the rams or the lions, the next opponents for the redskins. do you change anything or just go in thinking hey, we're going to win playing the same way we've been playing. >> reporter: i felt like we were hearing from the first george bush in office yesterday because everybody wassaying stay the course, stay the course. i felt like jason campbell was saying there's no need to pani

he told investigators he had a devine revelation and that yesterday's date 9-9-09 was the satanic number 6-6-6, upside down. he ordered the pilot to circle the city and asked the president to warn him about an impending earthquake. all the passengers and crew eventually released unharmed when gunmen stormed the plane. take a look that the new photo. it's not osama bin laden. you're looking at the terrorist ca leak shake mohammed. experts say the pictures are being used to inspire more attacks against the united states. they have appeared on al qaeda websites in the last few days, often with supporting messages. the red cross took the pictures of him for his family. mohammed arrested in pakistan six years ago. another hero's welcome for the recently released lockerbie bomber where he's being treated for prostate cancer. about 40 delegates of the african union, including its speaker, applauded al meg raf hi -- al-megrahi. the speaker said megrahi was the victim of international injustice. he was released on compassionate grounds after seven years in a scottish prison. a big crowd was on ha

and the devine bette midler will be dropping by the student. my new bff, sarah palin has written a book. this is a family of literary lions, just like the buck laez. >>> welcome,everybody. glad you are here for my opening night. make yourself at home. we have a lot to cover in an hour so let's dive in. when sarah palin quit her governor's job, people wondered what she had up the sleeve of hers, and turns out it was a book. it is called "going rogue" and it's over 400 pages. and bay, let me start with you. is this why she quit, to write a memoir? >> no, she had the book before the hand but she moved the whole schedule up because she resigned and had time to work on the book. i think she resigned because there was so many lawsuits being filed against her. people in alaska were trying to stop the progress she was making. >> why did she use the word rogue in the title? why not maverick? >> as i understand it, that's basically what the mccain started to feel, that she was a rogue and moved out on her own and did her own thing and was not staying wit

wonderful book, we our dear friends over all these years and i am pleased to look out and see adrianne and devin, the next generation. i also want to thank martin indyk and john thornton for their leadership as well. and to all of the diplomatic corps, the ambassadors who are here with us today. hi thank each and every one of you. i've had the opportunity to do bilateral meetings with most of you with foreign minister since the head of state, and i appreciate your being with us today. i also see some of the wonderful people who have joined the team the state and usaid and express my appreciation to all of them. i thank brookings for this opportunity to join you on the eve of of unga. it is a strange acronym, and it pauses a lot of moaning and groaning in some circles. henry kissinger once famously critical of unga, and others have been expressing over the years their concern and disappointment with the united nations. but i believe that at its best the united nations is not only a critical center institution but one of which the united states has a lot of equities so i am actually looking forwar

betton devine's the ability o the country to make long-term investments because everybody is lettingm and in a strategic capital offense beared decisions happier people-- and it undermines the abity to invest inhe future and be productive so along with all the other chaos that inflation causes it undermines the ability to be producte in the future. >> let me add one quick point to this. first australian dollar, the swiss fncseveral currencies are more sapan a loman but i think this is on of these changable moments. ronald reagan took a lot o political pains to do the right thing by a leading inflation out of the stem in the early 1980's. a lot of rublicans in 1982 figured reagan s doing the right ing for the country. i don't have a lot of faith that the politicians with just got rid of than the politicians we are now dealing with have that kind of integrity to do the right thing by the dollar to go rough the pain of whdrawing publicccess liquidity out of the system because when you withdraw excess liquidity, higher interest rates. that is the worst tng in the world the politicns will

host: devin brooks this morning in "the new york times" in his op ed. "barack obama leads a government of the highly educated. his movement includes urban politicians, academics, hollywood donors, and information-age professionals. in the first few months, he has used federal power with wall street, the auto industry, the health-care industries, and the energy sector. given all of this committee was guaranteed he would spot -- sparked a populist backlash, and it was guaranteed that it would beat bill manner, as conspiratorial, and over the top since these movements always are, whether they were led by huey long, father coughlin, or anybody else. we now have a populist news media that exaggerate the importance of the evangeline's and acorn stories to prove the elites are decadent and un- american, and we have a progressive news media that is at great stories like the joe wilson shout and the opposition to the obama school's speech to show that small town folks are dumb wackos. one could argue that this country is on the verge of a crisis of legitimacy, t