edwards under center. and a presnap penalty again. delay of game on the raiders. >> referee: delay of game offense. 5-yard penalty. remains 1st down. >> greg: it will be 1st and 15. now back on the 32-yard-line. right now it would be 50-yard field goal on the dirt. that is a ways to go. obviously they want to get a lot closer. knowing hue jackson, he wants the end zone, tom. >> tom: yeah. he wants to end zone. that delay had to be on the quarterback. he took way too much time to get those guys shifted around. >> greg: ausberry the tightend flips motion. he is now strong right. toss play. rankin fumbled the ball. it is free. it is free on the 40-yard-line. did the raiders get it back? i think the raiders got it back. louis rankin had the ball delivered by trent edwards right in the hands. ball deflected on the interior line by ronald talley. now it is getting dicey boys. >> tom: you are right. they had the screen set up pretty nice. there was a lot of room for bennett down the sideline with about two or three blockers ahead of him. >>

welcome, edward dolnick. [applause] >> well, thanks for that, and thanks for coming out on the last day of the world and sharing that with me. that's -- [laughter] a generous thing to do. it turns out, actually, that this business of the world coming to an end is going to be incredibly relevant. this is a book about the 1600s, but nonetheless, to my surprise, to my delight it turns out that that's a theme that comes into play. so we'll get to that. what i'm going to do is talk for about 20 minutes, and then i hope there'll be some questions. um, i want to talk about one of the strangest periods in human history. it was a time when the world lurched from something that would have bewildered us to something that we could just about begin to recognize. in the -- can you hear? can everybody hear? in the year 1600, an italian philosopher and mystic named bruno declared that the earth was one of infinitely many planets. the inquisition threw him in jail, dragged him from his cell, paraded him through the streets, t

these fellows were edward lowe hines, john heinz and james hines. they all came from bowling green, kentucky. these four fellows after taking up a while with john porter's uncle, decided to try to go home. they walked from madison, georgia to atlanta. atlanta was burned and destroyed. they went through atlanta and managed to higher a wagon, read a wagon and they take this wagon all the way to chattanooga. at chattanooga's they find they can hitch a ride on a freight train. they get on a freight train to nashville. at national they get off the freight train. they're afraid they'll get spotted by occupation forces but they managed to secret themselves on another train from nashville to bowling green and on june 10th, 1865, these four guys lined up in bowling green, kentucky in the home of edward hines, jim hines and john heinz's mother's house. there is a stay until john porter decides to say goodbye and he walks to his home in sugar growth in butler county about 20 miles to the west. that is how the war ends for him. bet viewers would get a kick out

remembering delta blues man "honeyboy" edwards. and rare new video of 9/11 when the cbs news continues. >> pelley: there may be an important clue today in the hunt for ousted libyan dictator moammar qaddafi. the rebels have captured a soldier who says he saw qaddafi say good-bye to his family. barry petersen is our man in libya. >> reporter: it was friday and libyan government soldiers commanded by qaddafi's son khamis had retreated to this base in tripoli where qaddafi's last frantic moments in power may have played out. 17-year-old soldier abu salim's job was protected by khamis while traveling in convoys. now a prisoner, abu salim says he was just yards away from khamis when a dictatorship ended. about 1:30 in the afternoon, an ordinary car pulls up, nothing fancy that would attract attention. inside: moammar qaddafi joined shortly after by his heavily pregnant daughter aisha. "qaddafi" said abu salim "looked calm." >> reporter: during a 15 minute meeting qaddafi hands over the army to khamis, then there's an intense family fare

braylon edwards wants to look that 49ers.hey want to look at him and see if they can dance long term. he is real good. came in as the number one draft choice of cleveland in 2005. had off the field problems. prayed well at times for the new york jets. give the 49ers a deep threat if he is in the mood and 49ers signing donte. braylon edwards, donte whitner are now san francisco 49ers. tiger woods not bad in his pga return. ohio. tiger woods strutting. here we go. his new caddy byron bell. if you read the mag gene articles he is a long-time friend. would invite friends up to the room, byron bell was the guy. >> he was the guy, you are right. >> if you believe the magazines. not bad. shot two under par. tied for 18th 18th. funny part, adam scott with the putting stroke, he is your leader and carrying his bag, stevey williams, tiger woods former caddy. let's hear what tiger woods has to say. >> feels great. as monday who has been off and injured, first time back, you know, it's nervous, see what happens. but, in this -- my practi

but i think that the viewers will get a kick out of knowing that edward himes, who was john porter's cousin and one of the three brothers, she had a son whose name was duncan hines and that is the london - is that you see on the grocery store. if duncan hines was born in bowling green. edward hines had another son, a brother of duncan hines huji david jon porter and john porter hines was the grandfather of the wonderful lady to provide it with a photograph that you see on the dust jacket and so many of the manuscript is that i used to describe john porter and his family. so it is a very interesting crowd of people, and they are all still in evidence from kentucky. they don't move away from here very much. >> how long did it take you to put this together? >> i suppose the manuscript was given to me about 1995. infantry 1995 those and when this book was finally released in february of this year, i published a number of other books and so it's not as though i took all that time. i published a book called the retreat from gettysburg in 2005 and from really 2005 and four were to begin wor

he played lieberman then edwards in our practice sessions.er the edwards' practice session we had one day left i took him over on the border and spent the day fly fishing. >> sean: when you debated john edwards, you said during that debate when they asked a question about gay marriage, you were furious that he immediately how dare he presume he can talk about my family. >> you can't have anything respect for the fact that they are willing to talk about the fact that they have a gay daughter. the fact that they embrace her. >> sean: you controlled your emotions you couldn't get angry with the country watching that bothered you? >> yeah, we felt that in 2004 that the kerry-edwards campaign tried to make an issue out of daughter mary. and mary is gay. and that's been well-known for a long time. but they clearly were trying the way they described it, one of their campaign managers, deputy managers described it and said mary was fair game. and i thought that was totally inappropriate. biggest mistake they made, they made lynn, my wife, angry. and

burris signing means meaning it's unlikely they will keep braylon edwards.he jet also resigning antonio cromartie to a four year deal worth $32 million after losing out to the eagles for nnamdi asomugha. a great pitching match-up in baseball. tigers verlander and angels weaver scoreless when a two run home run stays just inside the foul pole. and then in the event, guillen crushing a fastball. weaver has a talk with the home plate umpire and here's why. he stares down weaver as he trots to first. both teams get a warning. there you go. you knew that was coming. next batter, weaver sends a fastball at his head. he's thrown out of the game. comes unraveled on the way out yelling at the detroit dugout and he has a case. meanwhile verlander has a no-hitter going. you can't bunt to break up a no-hitter. he reaches second. verlander gets a throwing error. the crowd boos. unwritten rule, you don't break up a no-hitter with a bunt. same inning. aybar caught in a run downle pl should have been an out, but verlander drops the ball in the tag. no-hitter still alive. tw

high school i had to smash or earn the attention of a comic i've been a comic business has called edward teller he's the father of the hydrogen bomb he took me under his wing and he arranged for me to get a scholarship to harvard and that set me off chasing after einstein's theory of everything. you you would talk about how politics is important in fact in your in your new book physics of the future there's. actually there's there's a whole bunch of things in here i'd love to talk to you about. but just in general and i know you've. heard you tell the story before about explaining physics to politicians in the context of religion. can you can you share that story with us and why in your mind politics as a theoretical physicist politics isn't working. well in one thousand nine hundred three we were going to build the largest particle accelerator the largest adler smasher of all time much bigger than the large hadron collider in geneva switzerland which is actually a piece sure the big one was called the super collider it was to be built as site the alice texas costing a leben billion doll

he gets hit from behind by carl edwards. take a look from inside edward's car.e a thing and slams. he takes the victory lap. we'll see you again tomorrow at 5:00. >> who is quarterback for raiders. >> that's no. 8, jason campbell. >> that is our report to font. they will have the latest developments on the fate of the two uc berkeley students. >> our co turn left. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. hd video cam for lectures. game pad. have you considered this by motorola ? it's got all that and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. get the latest smartphones like the more powerful than ever droid x2 by motorola. buy one for $199.99, get another one free. for febreze fabric refresher; we asked real people if they'd help us with an experiment they agreed. [ experimenter 1 ] relax, take some nice deep breaths. [ experimenter 2 ] what do you smell? lilac. clean. there's something that's really fresh. a little bit beach-y. like children's blankets. smells like home. [ experimenter 1 ] okay. take your

police arrested edward kemp ii and khalil ferris. child protective services took the kids from the couple's home in june. anyone with information about the case is asked to call police. >>> condolences from president obama for the 30 american military personnel killed when the taliban shot down a helicopter in afghanistan. among those killed were 22 navy seals, including some that were from the unit involved in the killing of osama bin laden. also among the dead are two seals with ties to the bay area. 36-year-old kevin houston grew up on the east coast but his father and relatives live in san jose. 29-year-old derek benson was a native of angwin in napa county. today benson's grand parents talked with don knapp about the sacrifice their grandson made. >> he loved motorcycles. anything fast. >> reporter: derek benson loved adventure and found it as a navy seal. joining right after graduating. of the 200 young men selected for his seal training class, benson and just 18 others made it through. >> he would extreme when we put him in th

edward elementary school closing in waterloo? >> well, as you know, stephen t was closed last week when officials saw mold spores. >> and that can be dangerous to our children who i believe are the future. >> well said. officials hope to reopen the school next week once they've removed the mold. >> stephen: great report, rachel. of course mold is a fungi so let's check in with one real fungi, two-time iowa sportscaster of the year and the voice of the iowa state cyclones john walters. john, i know you think the people have the right to know the full results of the straw poll. >> i've always said sunlight is the best disinfectant. >> kneeor spor in. but first what is the latest news from the gridiron. >> there's good news for football fans. the part owned by the iowa gop matthew strong got a new coach. >> mike honzy. >> isn't he the former coach the chicago rush where he took them to victory in arena bowl 20. >> the very same and he hopes to bring that championship attitude to the barn stormers. >> stephen: thanks, john. turning t

. >>> david "honeyboy" edwards, finally, there's a choice for my patients with an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation, or afib, that's not caused by a heart valve problem. today we have pradaxa to reduce the risk of a stroke caused by a clot. in a clinical trial, pradaxa 150 mg reduced stroke risk 35% more than warfarin. and with pradaxa, there's no need for those regular blood tests. pradaxa is progress. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding, and seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if you're 75 or older, have kidney problems or a bleeding condition, like stomach ulcers. or if you take aspirin products, nsaids, or blood thinners. tell your doctor about all medicines you take, any planned medical or dental procedures, and don't stop taking pradaxa without your doctor's approval, as stopping may increase your stroke risk. other side effects include indigestion, stomach pain, upset, or burning. if you have afib not caused by

well, at one time john edwards wanted to be president.s 90 days to pay the feds 2 million bucks. that's the ruling from the federal election commission. auditors saying edwards' 2008 presidential campaign under reported its cash on hand, overstated its expenses, and did not itemize some payments. edwards now has 60 days to ask the fec to review the decision. is he also facing criminal charges of accepting illegal political donations. prosecutors say he used the money to cover up his affair with rielle hunter and their love child. edwards eventually confessed to cheating on his wife elizabeth. she died last year of cancer. he admits he has done wrong but insists he did not break the law. the united states army will soon trim its war tours for most units from a year to nine months. the army reporting the change will go into effect starting next year and will not effect any combat troops headed to iraq or afghanistan before that. we're told the goal is to give soldiers more time to spend with their families. the army also planning to cut mor

. >>> the san francisco 49ers have signed wide receiver braylon edwards to a one-year contract. edwards caught seven touchdowns with the jet last season. >>> baseball, the cardinals yadier molina has been suspended five games for a tantrum on tuesday night. he bumped the umpire argued about balls and strikes. he didn't spit on him but he needed goggles and a shower cap while listening to molina. >>> the game, a seesaw battle between rays and blue jays. toronto takes the lead in the tenth, and tampa ties it in the bottom of the eighth with a jennings homer. they exchange a pair of runs in the 11th. then in the 12th the rays finally end it. one squeezed through the hole. in comes the winning run. rays walk off with a 7-6 win. move over red sox. you've got some company atop the a.l. east. the yankees beat chicago 7-2 setting up a weekend series in boston with first place on the line against the pinstripes. finally, we've seen people bring their gloves to the park in hopes of catching a ball. but for this fan, no glove is needed. foul ball into the upper deck. he reaches over the le

edwards had two catches for 40 yards.ky kendall hunter breaks free and 53 yards later the niners have their first touchdown of the preseason. they beat the raiders 17-3. it just keeps getting worse for the giants, taking on the worst team in baseball. j.d. martinez homers in four runs. the astros have a chance to sweep the series tomorrow. fortunately the diamondbacks have also hit a rough patch. they lose their fourth straight. the braves now have an eight game lead in the wild card rate. >>> finally gonzalez won for the first time in six starts and josh willingham hit his 22nd homer of the season as the a's beat the bluejays 5-1. >>> our big story is the fight outside candlestick. >> i was at the game and there were a lot of fights in the stands. it was surprising. teams don't like to see that, for sure. >>> absolutely. >> don: nap is still out there. we'll have the latest for you on cbs5 at 11:00. until then, have a good night.

congresswoman donna edwards. it's time for a daily poll your chance to tell us what you think here's the day's question now the republicans know they can play a hostage taker and to win what or who will be the next victim your choices are eight f.a.a. inspectors who will be held hostage without pay until his trip to the rights to unionize or be the eighteen cent federal gasoline tax it leaves to fund construction projects new as it is set to expire in september and us congress passes the legislation or see both and throw the middle class on the floor of the second rounds of cuts and the best deal for the good measure i've got to tell marva dot com let us know what you think the whole be open till tomorrow morning. after the break it's our midweek lonely liberal rumble so much to my panelists heather servo and then you'll help her have to say about the balance that i deal in the g.o.p. shutdown of the f.a.a. . let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right. i think. beat up on the well. we never got over t

congresswoman donna edwards. it's time for a daily poll your chance to tell us what you think here's today's question now the republicans know they can play a hostage taker and win what or who will be the next pick your choices are eight f.a.a. inspectors who will be held hostage without a handler stripped of their rights to unionize or be the eighteen cent federal gasoline tax at least from construction projects the u.s. and is set to expire in september unless congress passes me with a slate or see both and throw the middle class on the floor in the second round of cuts in the deal for good measure i got to tell marva dot com let us know what you think the pole be up until tomorrow morning. after the break it's our midweek lonely liberal rumble so what to my panelists heather servo and daniel helper had to say about the balance that ideal in the g.o.p. shutdown of the f.a.a. . let's not be given that we had an apartheid regime right. i think from a beautiful sunday well. we never got to the shows the birds can

edwards may end that drought.credible one hand catch that would set up a david akers field goal. the niners led 3-0 at the half. second half was dominated by the niners running game. rookie kendall hunter breaks free for the run. the niners first of the season. they run for over 200 yards, 105 of them coming from hunter. the niners win the battle of the bay 17-3. >> reporter: what did you think of the one handed grab? >> from edwards? >> a great catch. he is go going to add a lot to this team. that is pretty special. >> reporter: how much do you love jim harbaugh? >> i love him. all about football. all the head coaches here had an escalade, and he is here with a chevy truck. he is going to be a man that is what i like. >> we wish we would have scored in the red zone, but didn't get a chance to. a little disappointed you know, that we lost. you never want to lose no matter what, if it is preseason or regular season. >> we are not playing like i think the raiders can play. that starts with me the head coach and goes

and these fellas were edward hines, john hines, and james hines. they all came from bowling green, kentucky. and so these four fellas after taking up a while with their -- with john porter's uncle decided they'd try to go home. and they walked from madison to georgia. they go through atlanta and they lang to hire a wagon. rent a wagon, get a wagon from somewhere. they take the wagon all the way to chattanooga. they find they can hitch a ride on a freight train. they get on a freight train to nashville, at nashville, they get off of the freight train. they are going to get spotted with the forces. but they manage to secret themselves on another train from nashville to bowling green. and on june 10, 1865, these four guys lined up in bowling green, kentucky in the home of edward hines, jim hines, and john hines' mother's house. and there they stay until john porter finally decided to stay good-bye and he walks to his home at sugar gr

edwards wrote in his autobiography they'd pick cotton throughout the day and at night sit around and play the guitars. david was elected to the blues hall of fame in 1996, named a national heritage fellow in 2002, won a grammy for his last album in 2008, and a lifetime achievement grammy last year. failing health from a weakened heart forced him to cancel shows s beginning in may of this year. he titled his autobiography "the world don't owe me nothing." s beginning in may of this year. he titled his autobiography "the world don't owe me nothing." >>> in tonight's spotlight, the debate inside the obama white >>> in tonight's spotlight, the debate inside the obama white house about how big the president should go with his job's plan. the president will outline his proposals for job creation in a major speech next week, but "the washington post" reported today it remained unclear if the president was looking for narrower ideas with a realistic chance with passing the republican-led house or more sweeping stimulus proposals that would excite his liberal base and draw contrasts with the

there are democrats like representative edwards and others who talk about infrastructure. understand the need to -- >> that's about as good a word as stimulus. boring, boring words. >> bad words. but there are other democrats who frankly are cowed, i believe by the kind of republican message machine. that debt and deficit are somehow a more urgent problem than the deepest and longest-lasting recession since the great depression. a period we're going to look back on and have to come up with a name for. like great depression, if it continues. unprecedented numbers of americans out of work. >> yeah. >> i wonder -- >> not just, not just the infrastructure which is a huge part of it. but the real estate crisis. >> i know we have that problem. my problem is i believe in capitalism, like we all do generally. but there's a problem with capitalism. you can't rely on it to create jobs. big corporate board rooms are stuffed with money. $200 trillion is sitting in their wallets, not spending. and they're firing people and bringing in robots, that's what's going on. >> that is exactly

the san francisco 49ers have signed wide receiver braylon edwards to a one-year contract.aught seven touchdowns with the jets last season. >>> baseball, the cardinals' moleini has been suspended for five games when he threw a tantrum thursday. he bumped the umpire, arguing balls and strikes. he didn't spit on drake, but as you see, rob needed goggles and a shower cap while listening to molina. >>> the games now, seesaw battle between the rays and blue jays. tampa ties it in the bottom of the inning with the homer. they exchange a pair of runs in the 11th. in the 12th, the rays finally end it. squeezing one in through the hole, in comes the writtening run. ways get the 7-6 win in 1. >>> red sox, you've got company atop the a.l. east. the yankees beat chicago 7-2, setting up the weekend series with first place on the line against the pinstripes. >>> we've all seen people bring gloves to the park in hopes of catching a ball. for this fan, no glove is needed. a foul ball into the upper deck, he reaches over the ledge and makes a one-handed grab. sign him up. worth another look

like his head coach harbaugh edwards went to michigan. >> i know his family. know his dad. one of the real class guys that ever went through the michigan football program. >> i have known coach harbaugh pretty much my whole life. he and my father played together. i thought that was another must and thought it would be a great change. rebuilding team with a lot of talent. a lot of ability but hasn't crossed over yet. i think i can be a part of that and will have to be a part of helping this team out. >>reporter: raiders are running out of running back. jones and bennett both hurt and now is daryn last year leading rusher broke his orbit tall bone in practice. out for at least two weeks. tiger woods makes come back new caddie and has to look up the board to see his old caddie with his new partner. bridgestone i hope invitational np akron. started slowly. rolling on the back side. birdie on 10. 3 birds on the day. woods said he was nervous because he had in the been on tour in months. tv 2 under par 68. 6 back of the leader adam scott who is tiger old caddie by his side. just

dawna edwards from wharld is here with me and eugene robinson, columnist for "the washington post."o people i trust. let's start with this. why doesn't president obama act like a democrat and start creating public service jobs? the talk of the deficit, reality of adding $1.7 trillion deficit scares democrats out of being democrats? >> well, i think the way we get the government rolling, talk about investing and not just reducing spending -- >> why are we doing the other? >> i'll have this argument and debate with our democratic caucus and with the president. now's the time to spend money. infrastructure, big words, roads, bridges, water and sewage systems. pretty simple. put people to work. we have 151,000 bridges in this country that need's pair. that's a lot of jobs. >> go down to richmond and look for the bridges below code and all the roads that have potholes in them and all the systems, the water systems and sewage systems out of dates and put them on local television. one name standing beside fixing these things. his name is eric cantor. give it to him. stick it to him. that's

. >>> former democratic senator and presidential candidate john edwards is on the hook for more than $2 million. he now owes the treasury. the federal election commission says edward's campaign understated the cash on hand and overstated its expenses. edwards is also facing federal charges he accepted illegal campaign contributions to hide an extramarital affair. the resignation of oregon congressman david wu is now official. he said he would quit because of the sex scandal after the debt issue was resolve and he submitted his resignation wednesday night. the house clerk read his letter during today's session. >>> will the man who campaigned on the platform the rent is too damn high changed his tune. you'll definitely want to stick around for the grapevin grapevine. after the break, first guns to criminals. now word of another government operation involving the bad guys and cocaine. [ male announcer ] this...is the network -- a network of possibilities. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile would deliver our next generation mobile broadband experience to 55 million mo

edwards wrote in his autobiography they'd pick cotton throughout the day and at night sit around andlay the guitars. david was elected to the blues hall of fame in 1996, named a national heritage fellow in 2002, won a grammy for his last album in 2008, and a lifetime achievement grammy last year. failing health from a weakened heart forced him to cancel sho s s beginning in may of this year. he titled his autobiography "the world don't owe me nothing." s beginning in may of this year. he titled his autobiography "the world don't owe me nothing." ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] this...is the network -- a living, breathing intelligence that's helping people rethink how they live. ♪ in here, video games are not confid to scrns. ♪ excuse me, hi. my grandfather lived in this village. [ woman speaking italian ] [ male announcer ] in here, everyone speaks the same language. ♪ in here, cars call mechanics before you do. ♪ [ radio chatter, siren wails ] pass me to the patient, please. [ male announcer ] in here, doctors see you before you get to the hospital. no, we didn't pass it. yeah, pull up the m

officials announced today john edwards has 90 days to pay up or file for a formal review. they say during the 2008 election the campaign misstated how much cash it had on hand and overstated it's expenses but a campaign spokesman calls the issue "a simple accounting error," on the part of the feds and say john edwards did not break any laws and he is facing federal charges he accepted illegal campaign contributions to cover up his extramarital affair and child. >> while the judge in the casey anthony trial says he needs more time to decide whether she will have to report to orlando for probation, judge perry, the same judge who presided over the murder trial, calling the situation "a mess." during a hearing this morning. this started when a different judge ordered anthony to check in with the court to begin serving a year-long probation on check fraud charges. but her tones have argued that forcing anthony to come out of hiding would put her life in danger. a jury you will recall acquitted her of murder last month after a two-month long time and she has been in hiding ever

i think congresswoman edwards is right. he need to invest in jobs and what has to happen here, is you have to have a short term program to sustain this economy and this recovery and medium and longer term program to cut debt and deficits. republicans aren't interested this that. in my view they have demonstrated over and over again. they are ready to ruin the economy to take to take over the white house. you were talking about saving the auto industry and the bailout in michigan and all those jobs, mitt romney opposed that. when he was running a buyout company that special eyesed in buyout and stripping down other companies and firing people, he took a $10 million bailout for himself and his partner and made millions of dollars. i don't think if he is the republican nominee he would fair very well in michigan when people know that. >> bob, your problem is you don't understand corporations of people. >>. corporations are people. >> congresswoman, bob shrum, thank you for your time. >> thanks. >> republicans may not support f

just this morning around 3:00, a house just off the edwards exit of 580 in oakland caught on fire. that fire started in the granny in law unit at the back of the house and spread to the main property where the husband and wife were sleeping with their children. the wife heard a crackling noise and saw a yellow glow outside the window, jumped outside the house called 911 and fire crews responded quickly, evacuated the husband/wife and son safely. but there is one person potentially missing. as you mentioned, the brother of the woman who lives in the home lives in that in-law unit in the back and they don't know if he was spending the night in the property. they think he may have been somewhere else. they have called in this morning, haven't been able to get him. so still wondering about his safety and his whereabouts. as for that fire, started out as two alarm, downgraded to one alarm and it was put out in 30 minutes. the back unit that the brother was living in was filled with a lot of items. the sister called him a pack rat so they are going through the debris to figure out the ca

they signed braylon edwards to a one-year $3.5 million contract as wide receiver.n the field today. the seven-year veteran caught 7 touchdowns and had over 900 yards receiving last year with the jets. as even when michael crabtree returns from a food injury, edwards figures to be the 49ers' biggest weapon in the passing game. that's big news. tonight's practice is also the first with alex smith under center. that will take some of the pressure off rookie quarterback cool lynn kaepernick who has been getting the majority of the rips since camp started last week. i spoke with the rookie before practice. >> is it true you can throw a 94-mile-per-hour fastball? >> yes, coming out of high school topped out at 9 had. >> why did the passion go with football? anybody at 94 is major league stuff.you know that. what made you go to football? >> ask any football player. there's just something different about football. when you step on the field with 10 other people, it's you against them and you really are going toe to toe and your competing. you don't get that cameraderie tha

despite several run-ins with the law, the 9ers are willing to take a chance on edwards, who should step in and be their number one receiver. >> make no bones about it. i'm here to be the guy, make plays and complements whoever is on the other side or whoever is inside. so i didn't come to accept a quiet role. i'm here to make some noise. >>> phil mickelson racking the pink pants at round 2 of the bridgeport. allen, those would look good on you. those pants were good luck. he nailed this shot for eagle. he finished the day even. and there are four co-leaders at 8-under. one of them ricky fowler long putt on the 8th hole. tiger woods second round shot a one-over 71 and is 7 shots off the lead. >> would it be so bad, though, for you to ease back into this after what you have been through? >> no. >> why not? >> never have. >> tiger -- >> hang it up if you're not here to win. there is no reason to come. >> there are other guys who came back from injuries -- >> i'm not other guys. >>> magic, sam van gundy doesn't look like much of an athlete but he can dribble. look at him g i'd like to see p

edwards just joined the niners but he and smith have been friends for quite awhile.r one pick in the 2005 draft. went third that year to cleveland. especially with michael crabtree injured signing edwards could be very big for the niners. >> we just kind of kept attention to be with somebody i know and -- >> it was a trip the other day to the practice and jump in and i'm excited we have him. he is an extremely talented guy and really is going to help us. >> the raiders open tomorrow against arizona in preseason. >>> tiger woods took the high road today. set to tee off tomorrow in the pga championship in atlanta. everybody was wondering about tiger's reaction to steve williams celebrating his win with scott. he said it was his most gratifying victory as a caddie. >> i was happy to see stevie and adam win. i sent him a text con greating him on his win. >> a not to friendly friendly between the u.s. and mexico. the game was played in philly. not a lot of brother love there. you want a piece of me. mexico led 1-0 until the equalizer in the 73rd minute. shay beating two d

edwards edwards gets a one year 3 and half million dollar contract.career with the browns. put up very good numbers went to the pro bowl. but he spent the last two y with the jets. drop pass. off the field issues including a dui but lake head coach harbaugh edwards is a michigan man and that counts. >> i know his family. know his dad. if one of the real class guys. never went through the michigan football program. >> i have known coach harbaugh pretty much my whole life. he and my father played together and it was a plus. i thought it was a rebuilding team that has a lot of talent. a lot of ability but just hasn't crossed over yet and i think i can be a part of that. i would love to be a part of helping this team out. >> pretty crazy in the middle of the practice run out and jump in there. just another addition to strange year. so great to see him. great player and the more you can add to it, makes the team better. >> under the new collective bargaining agreement that passed today, today was the first day that recently signed free agent could practice

thank you congresswoman donna edwards. thanks you for your time this evening. >> thank you reverend al. >>> make no mistake about it, to some it just seems personal. >> domestic terrorists, shoot, president obama would be wanting to pal around with us, wouldn't he? he didn't have a problem palling out with bill when he back in the day when he kicked off his political career in bill airs apartment. >> joining me now is sirius radio. also with me, washington post dana millbank. thanks for being here tonight. bill, given all these personal attacks, i mean very personal, vicious attacked on the president, could this get to the point where it is actually influencing the policy of washington or do you think it is already at the stage that tm is doing that? >> i think it is already badly influenced the policy and politics in washington. first out, we have to remind everybody that this story has been so discredited for so long. it has as much validity as the birth certificate story. for sarah palin to bring it back, as michele bac

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. >> please join me in thanking edward. >>> next a discussion of african-american voters in the 2012 election. speakers include maryland democratic congressman don edwards and "washington post" columnist jonathan capehart. from the center for american progress, this is an hour and a half. >> good afternoon, everybody. thank you very much for joining us today. i am the director of project 26 for american progress for the nation's and [inaudible] schenectady i'm very pleased to welcome [inaudible] programs that seem to grow diversity and the institute is part of the effort to create a stronger progressive movement that is more reflective of the changing nation in a series of events to better understand the segments of the voting population and we of the latino voters, asian-americans and pacific and today we are pleased to bring you an excellent line up to discuss the african-american vote. we are thrilled our keynote speaker is congressman don edwards who represents the fourth congressional district that includes portions of prince george and montgomery county. congressman edwards is

don edwards wildlife reserve, that is glorious, love the clouds in there too.nity to remind all of you to keep your votes coming in at cbs5.com. have a great weekend. >>> we should see sunshine spanning the golden gate park. we go behind the scenes of the outside lambeau music festival. >> greetings pleasure-seekers. this weekend, the big event, the main event is happening right here on the polo fields in golden gate park in san francisco. one of the biggest music festivals now in america. it's in its 4th year and this weekend, the three-day festival boasts 115 bands, many of your favorites. >> we've got some of the great headliners, the phish, arcade fire, muse, black heed and a lot of you know, new bands, original meters are coming. john fogurty. we've got five stages, we've got a tent, which is a new tent. some unannounced people that people will just find out about. >> if you love your food, 50 of your favorite restaurants will be here. if you love your wines, i know you do, more than 30 different wineries will be serving up delicious wine as well. this, my

reagan edwards, one year three and a half million dollar deal, translated that means we will see howreal talented, played with cleveland here with the new york jets, one of the better receivers in football when the feeling is right. the 49ers have had three top-10 picks from the 2005 draft when he entered the league. here's a guy, you probably have not heard his name, but he's good. three years, almost $12 million, he will play in the secondary for the 49ers, a fifth leak tackler in the nfl last year with the buffalo bills. they signed edwards, and they signed him, and at least for the moment if people say it when will the 49ers do something? they have done something. rent now do you think people at home want to hear about drug-testing? it >> i cannot think that most of them care. rest >> now my producer is the best in the markey says we are professionals. anyway, a new 10 year deal this includes blood testing for human growth hormones, h g h. the nfl first professional sports to implement testing four h g h. it can only be done through a blood test the only reason that i am laughing

it will be something if they sign braylon edwards.september 21 but he is a great, great receiver. played for the jets last year. he is a free agent and met [ male announcer ] kentucky grilled chicken. now with new bigger white meat breast pieces marinated for juiciness. freshly seasoned and slow grilled by real cooks. just wait until you try this kentucky grilled chicken. it's that good. today tastes so good.

she told her friend, dear edward, he not be troubled, he doesn't know i didn't write that book. her friend explained, what? you did not write uncle tom? she replied no, i only put down what i saw. it all came before me in visions, one after another, and i put them down into words. now, her plans about the define authorship of uncle tom's cabin satisfied her own pious yearnings, but they raised questions about the actual background and repercussions on the novel. the issues at the heart of uncle tom's cabin such as race and religion, it's a very religious book, gender, law, democracy are just as vital today as they were in harriet beecher stowe's time. those interested in these issues or frankly just anybody who enjoys a terrific story, but pulls at the heart strings. i've been teaching the novel for years, but even jaded old me, when i was reading it for my class, i started crying. i said, now, wait a minute. i'm a teacher, i'm not supposed to cry over a novel. anyway, anyone who wants to be emotionally moved should read or reread uncle tom's cabin. there are many wonderful edit

edwards, backup quarterback for the raiders, home town favorite, played at stanford, three years with the bills, last year with jacksonville. trying to get quality minutes. i asked him, what was his big, big moment in his young nfl career. >> biggest? young nfl career. um, i had a couple games, we actually beat the raiders my second year in buffalo at the end of the game, last second field goal in buffalo, i was talking about it the other day, remember that game. >> i know you take nothing for granted, but how about this? i mean, chance to play your high school, college and proa football career all at home. >> yeah. been great. nice to be closer to stanford, able to follow the teams closer now too. i never thought i would be back here. i was hoping it would happened and i am glad. >> tiger woods named to the president's club. the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set oppor