>> i don't know if i completely agree, eli. i don't want to be disrespectful of eli, obviously.'t know if it's going to be the case. it feels like the republican party is fairly dug in. feels like the administration is fairly dug in. hence, i think we're going to have a bit of an issue here. i think we're going to worry about the fence bending first and foremost and go from there. yesterday you had a guest on, congressman. he made a comment that if the president does nothing, we all have to realize something. these cuts go away. as much as i respect eli, you know, there's a very short window of time if president obama is re-elect ed and he doe not negotiate. >> what about that, eli? how tough is it going to be? these guys can't agree on anything. we can't get anything done. why do you believe there will be a grand bargain? >> i think there will be a grand bargain because the elections are going to be over. people on both parties are going to realize they've got to end up with compromise and a grand bargain. i think be entirely different atmosphere come january and february. >> w

eli spear helped me to build my bar in oakland. he did a great job of designing something beautiful that added to the area. also, he helped philosophically to design a bar that captured the essence of the community. as a result, i am incredibly proud of my place. the debate -- the feedback is that he does a good job of meeting the desires and needs of relevant numbers. i am here so i can testify that is what he will create and design here. second, i have been living at 374 11th street for the past three years with my girlfriend. the irony of living in a neighborhood full of nightclubs and bars is there are none that cater to an increasingly diverse community in that area. it is rapidly changing. it is diverse, anyway you want to cut it. the goal was the closest. even though my girlfriend was always afraid it was going to fall down on her, that is where we went. i think it is perfectly sensible and beautifully logical issued transformed into something that serves the entire community in a reverse neighborhood. supervisor elsbernd: 8

it looked again like eli manning and his group headed for an ugly loss. eli had a very poor first half against tampa bay and comes to life and throws over 500 yards in the game and puts up 25 points in the fourth quarter. how does he keep coming up with the fourth quarter magic? >> last year it at the super bowl, rodney harrison says he likes eli manning better in the fourth quarter than tom brady. i think it's his composure. it doesn't matter if it's cruz or nicks or bennett. any of these guys. he believes in them. they believe in him. and this was a big, big fourth quarter win for them today because they would not have wanted to be 0-2 and going on the road on thursday. once again, eli manning just came up huge. >> tony, thanks again. see you next week. we turn to mike florio of profootballtalk. take us through some of the injuries today. >> the biggest came in foxborough. tight end aaron hernandez suffered an ankle injury. even though it's not broken he may miss up to six weeks. in st. louis, steven jackson the star running back left the game in the se

>> eli, respond to that.fly, then i want to get to more of the iran point about israel. the first year netanyahu did agree to a settlement freeze there was a disagreement about whether it applied to easter rus is a lem. >> it didn't. >> i'm thinking there had been some efforts to give a speech. he did give a speech at berlon university at the urging of president obama. >> hold on a second. before we get to iran. do you think that the united states, particularly under the obama administration, has been pressuring israel more on things like settlements than in the past? i mean, do you really think there's within an increase in sort of leverage here? >> i would say that you started to see it under the bush administration with colin powell and george w. bush at the u.n. called for a palestinian state. you've seen evolution of at least the level of official that would express concerns about settlements. for many years it would be something that would be done in a press release under president obama. the president

i am here for the fact that eli speer from day one was a big community influence. i would definitely say anything he is going to be involved with, he is going to bring that to the table. supervisor elsbernd: thank you very much. next speaker. >> my name is nicholas hudson. i have been a business partner of andersen pugosh for about five years. we run the hospitality business together. i have known him to be very open to the community and also beat a very sophisticated and good business owner al add a lot of vibrancy to the community -- that will add a lot a vibrancy to the community and growth. i see it only as a positive thing happening. i would like to note my brother is a local musician and played the previous eagle talon and -- tavern. he enjoyed it as well. he has connections that we as well. ironically. thank you. supervisor elsbernd: thank you very much. next speaker. >> thank you for hearing all of this. i want to go on record as requesting to table this transfer on the basis there is so much passion in the community. there needs to be more information as t

it looked again like eli manning and his group headed for an ugly loss. eli had a very poor first half against tampa bay and comes to life and throws over 500 yards in the game and puts up 25 points in the fourth quarter. how does he keep coming up with the fourth quarter magic? >> last year it at the super bowl, rodney harrison says he likes eli manning better in the fourth quarter than tom brady. i think it's his composure. it doesn't matter if it's cruz or nicks or bennett. any of these guys. he believes in them. they believe in him. and this was a big, big fourth quarter win for them today because they would not have wanted to be 0-2 and going on the road on thursday. once again, eli manning just came up huge. >> tony, thanks again. see you next week. we turn to mike florio of profootballtalk. take us through some of the injuries today. >> the biggest came in foxborough. tight end aaron hernandez suffered an ankle injury. even though it's not broken he may miss up to six weeks. in st. louis, steven jackson the star running back left the game in the se

we expect eli to be a fully normal adult. with the good chemotherapy we were able to re love the champion and he walks like a champ. >> and wiggles, too. >> he's getting to be a regular 2-year-old. >> coming up on his birthday. >> october 2nd. >> we want to tell you about the walk. it raises money for the sarcoma program. we want you to save the date for this year's date. it's october 7th, the western regional park from 9 a.m. until noon. come out and meet eli. >> we'll be there. >> and his voice is great. >> yes. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >>> let's take a lock at our weather in motionment manchester had a decent amount of clouds. quite a difference from yesterday. there's a peek or two of sunshine. we have storms back to the south of you. here's the shot downtown. it is a really good looking shot but overcast skies. it's a mild 76 degrees. humidity is 64%. the easterly wind dragging in the moisture at around nine miles an hour. in terms of where we were, another above average normal day. 81 degrees.

how did you guys keep pressure on eli manning all night long? >> you know, we sort of went back to the old game. and sort of seeing how he can linger around a little bit. we started on otas and mini camp and training camp just really trying to get pressure on the quarterback. that's what we had to do. we had to get it in key situations, and we did. >> and you did. two more sacks tonight. you're over the century mark. second fastest to that number behind the late great reggie white. personally what does that accomplishment mean to you? >> it's an honor when you say anything about reggie white, how he played the game, his demeanor, i'm trying to model myself the same way. it's just an honor to be even mentioned with his name. >> two big additions to the defensive backfield, wrandon carr and mo claiborne. what did they do tonight that was special? >> they made eli hold the ball a little more. he couldn't go off his first and second reads. gave the pass rush a lot more time to get there and create a little bit of havoc out there. and just having tha

they show giants quarterback eli manning driving a convertible with a super bowl trophy while the jets are driving a clown car. that's mark sanchez flanked by tebow in a clown costume. let's talk to tiki barber. good morning. >> good morning, how you doing? >> i'm good. >> i love the new york post. >> is it fair, though? i mean -- >> it kind of has to be. in 2007 when the giants won, the jets brought in brett favre which was a distraction in and of itself. now they won last season and they bring in tim tebow, really to compete with mark sanchez, but i think it will get to be more than that as tim tebow wants to be on the field, and i think as the jets perform bad in the start of the season, the fans and the media will want tim

eli drops back, hits victor cruz in stride. cruz outruns the defense, 80-yard touchdown.ust a week after the death of his grandmother, cruz honors her with the salsa dance she taught him. looks up to the sky. giants would add the two-point conversion to tie the game at 27-27. still tied. less than five to go. eli puts up a jump ball for tight end martellus bennett. bennett comes down in the end zone. gives the giants a seven-point lead. manning three touchdowns, career high 510 yards. just three yards off the giants' franchise record. two minutes left now. josh freeman and the bucs don't panic. freeman looking long for mike williams. williams, this is a beautiful catch. 41 yards. great play. ties the game at 34-34 with the extra point. now 36 seconds to go. giants on the 2. andre brown takes the handoff, strolls into the end zone untouched. giants get the lead back there with 30 seconds to play. josh freeman interception gave the ball back to theiants. watch this. manning, victory formation, trying to take a knee. he gets decked and a scrum breaks out. nfl protocol, you t

how did you guys keep pressure on eli manning all night long? >> you know, we sort of went back to the old game. and sort of seeing how he can linger around a little bit. we started on otas and mini camp and training camp just really trying to get pressure on the quarterback. that's what we had to do. we had to get it in key situations, and we did. >> and you did. two more sacks tonight. you're over the century mark. second fastest to that number behind the late great reggie white. personally what does that accomplishment mean to you? >> it's an honor when you say anything about reggie white, how he played the game, his demeanor, i'm trying to model myself the same way. it's just an honor to be even mentioned with his name. >> two big additions to the defensive backfield, wrandon carr and mo claiborne. what did they do tonight that was special? >> they made eli hold the ball a little more. he couldn't go off his first and second reads. gave the pass rush a lot more time to get there and create a little bit of havoc out there. and just having tha

i give aaron rodgers because he has more consistency than eli manning. is eli great?ut for my money, i'm taking aaron rodgers. charley: boomer: -- bill: this guy is the best quarterback. what more can he do to prove that he's the best quarterback right now in the game? shannon: was first, right? you asked me. james: let me ask you guys about cam newton. down by a ton of points. you saw what he did when he finally scored a touchdown. you guys have a problem with that? shannon: i do. you're 23 and now you make it 23-6 and you're doing the superman cape. i don't have a problem with this because when i was a sideline, i had a towel on my head but you're not the only quarterback that's ever lost a game. stand there in front of the cameras, open your eyes and say hey, it's time for you to grow up, cam. you're not a rookie. we tried to explain this behavior last year. you're in your second year now. it's time to grow up. bill: i don't have a problem with cam newton. yes, and he will grow. he takes it maybe way too serious but that's not a bad problem. i have a problem with a

and eli, let me start with you. you have had so much of the first reporting on this and now, you have some more information on when intelligence intercepted some of those communications in the immediate aftermath of the attack. what were the extremists, the attackers, talking about? >> the conversations were between members of al sharia, a local organization that has an affinity for al-qaeda and al-qaeda and the islamic affiliate for all of north africa. in those conversations that were monitored or picked up in the immediate aftermath of the attacks, there was a kind of bragging to, from the sharia, the local militia, to al-qaeda, middle manager types. one source who had seen these intercepts described the relationship as one where the middle managers were clearly the superior, but no one has concluded they actually planned these attacks. one source has described this that al-qaeda and the islamic maghreb played kind of an advisory role, the role of a coach or big brother, if you will, giving advice on what to do i

he is in providence, eli wolff.was a member of the united states paralympic soccer team in 1996 and 2004. he helped draft the u.n. convention on the rights of persons with disabilities in 2003, and is still recognized as a leader in the field today. eco directs the sport and society fellowship at brown university. talk about what happened in london. >> thank you for having me. london was a very powerful moment, a benchmark time for thinking about the paralympics and people with disabilities in sports, and particular with regard to the u.s., a wake-up call. there is a moment to realize that people with disabilities are the next wave, that they can be visible within the sports culture, with in society, globally and in the u.s. coming back, obviously excited, but also a challenge for us to keep the movement going. >> explain what the various sporting events were in london, what we did not see, who competed. >> the paralympics is a range of athletes with physical disabilities and also high-level athletes with competent

knocking down quarterback eli manning. eli called t a bit of a cheap shot. tampa's coach says his team fights until the game is over. and that there is nothing dirty about it. yeah? big blue won the game 41-34. i'm guessing people will approach the end of the game against those buccaneers differently for the rest of the year. it's barely a day old and no bigger than a stick of butter. no. this has nothing to do with skiano. already this baby panda is big enough to bring the internet to a crawl. meet the national zoo's new arrival. that's coming up. while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis sympto. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a

. >> eli, intelligence sources say they located one attacker using social media. did they know his exact location? >> yes. i'm -- i deliberately withheld details on that because the person, as i understand it, is still at large. >> fair enough. do we know if anyone has actually been targeted or arrested? can you say? >> at this point, i have mixed signals. there's a difference. there were 50 people or so arrested by libyan authorities. it's unclear whether they were innocent or guilty or rounding up the usual suspects. in terms of any u.s. actions, nothing has been done at this point. >> you have talked to a number of sources on this? >> yes. i would say as the story was coming out, in the aftermath of the attacks, people actually approached me and began kind of telling me what i would call the unauthorized version of events. >> fran, you also talked to a senior law enforcement source who corroborated eli lake's reporting that them knowing within a 24-hour period or short order that this was terrorist -- >> law enforcement sources said to me from day one we knew i

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eight-point game when eli manning hit victor cruz. manning over 500 yards passing.l, a little dance for you. a two-point conversion will tie it up at 27-27. deep in the end zone, and mike williams goes up and over the defender to haul it in. so we are tied once again. but take another look at williams' great grab. so inside the final half minute, new york owe the chip shot field goal range to the giants who score. tampa bay gets the ball back. but the giants rally for the win. tom coughlin upset with the eli manning on the victory formation. >>> now about the eagles. michael vick and philly hosting the ravens. third quarter, philly down 10. michael vick buying time hitting jeremy maclin. he stays inbounds. vick rolling again. this time, under pressure. seemingly throws the ball away. but the refs, replacement refs, by the way, rule it a fumble and the ravens recover. but the players review and they overturn it. and ruled an incomplete pass. inside the two-minute warning, vick calls his own number. takes it in. last week, they won by one, two picks and a lost fumble.

would it be enough to hold off eli manning? less than three minutes to play now. eli drops back. nine-yard scoring strike. that cuts the cowboys lead to seven. with the clock winding down, giants need a stop on third and ten to keep their hopes alive. they cannot get it. romo finds ogletree, the star of the game. that sealed it for the cowboys. giants become the first defending champs to drop the opener since the '99 broncos. cowboys win 24-17. romo, 317 and three touchdowns. it might be time to see if kevin ogletree is available in your fantasy football league. breakout game, two touchdowns, 114 receiving yards. those two touchdowns, by the way, the first of his nfl career. >>> to baseball now with the orioles loss to the blue jays, yankees needed wayne over the rays to reclaim sole position of the a.l. east league. scott evens the xwor a solo home run. still tied at four in the seventh, derek jeter grounds one to elliott johnson. tries to cut down the go-ahead run at the plate. the throw sails wide. another run scores on the error. and that's enough for the yankees. they stop t

but with a banged up offense, the question is can eli manning help win another one for an injured big blue? it's "way too early" for this. >>> good morning. i'm mike barnicle in for willie geist and this is way too early after falling in the shower. glad you're up watching on msnbc or listening live on sirius xm radio. shoot us an e-mail at waytooearly @msnbc.com or tweet us at @williegeist or text the word awake followed by your response to 622639 and we'll read the best responses later in the show. thank you very much. the next 30 minutes will be your cram session for this friday, september 21st and there's a lot going on today including the withdrawal of the last of the 33,000 surge troops ordered into afghanistan by president obama. plus, bill clinton stops by "the daily show" to make the case for his democratic successor in the white house. we'll show you that clip in just a few minutes. but first let's get to the news live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock in new york city. we begin in massachusetts and the first of four televised debates showcasing one of the country's most closely

how did you guys keep pressure on eli manning all night long? >> you know, we sort of went back to the old game. and sort of seeing how he can linger around a little bit. we started on otas and mini camp and training camp just really trying to get pressure on the quarterback. that's what we had to do. we had to get it in key situations, and we did. >> and you did. two more sacks tonight. you're over the century mark. second fastest to that number behind the late great reggie white. personally what does that accomplishment mean to you? >> it's an honor when you say anything about reggie white, how he played the game, his demeanor, i'm trying to model myself the same way. it's just an honor to be even mentioned with his name. >> two big additions to the defensive backfield, wrandon carr and mo claiborne. what did they do tonight that was special? >> they made eli hold the ball a little more. he couldn't go off his first and second reads. gave the pass rush a lot more time to get there and create a little bit of havoc out there. and just having tha

that is something that is now eli lake has reported and fox news has reported on they knew within 24 hours that this was linked to al-qaeda. so that is why there was such a heavy -- this is just trying to crush this story to make sure that no other reporter would go after it. >> rick: we'll pick up on that part of the story when we come back. more on the terror attack on libya and charges now of a cover-up when we come right back. p when we come back. ♪ why not make lunch more than just lunch? with two times the points on dining in restaurants, you may find yourself asking why not, a lot. chase sapphire preferred. there's more to enjoy. share everything by turning your smartphone into a mobile hotspot for up to 8 wifi-enabled devices at no extra charge. like the new droid razr m by motorola only $99.99. there's natural gas under my town. it's a game changer. ♪ it means cleaner, cheaper american-made energy. but we've got to be careful how we get it. design the wells to be safe. thousands of jobs. use the most advanced technology to protect our water. billions in the economy. at chevr

so my frank gifford is at home so i have to wear eli manning. >> and i'm wearing drew brees. >> i love we wanted to wear jeans today because we're doing a jeans segment. these are not your mother's jeans. >> the sexiest. >> these jeans are like leggings. >> they're like velvet leggings. yeah. >> uri dick euless >> oh, good, you shaved. >> and i love these. >> these are cute, too, aren't they. >> let's see. cute, cute, i love these. >> this is wines-day wednesday and you're not supposed to take any kind of wine into sporting events, we have this! look at my new purse. >> that's a beautiful bag. where did you get it? >> i got it at volari. >> oh, and what's so unique about it? >> it's wine and has a nozzle here. >> stop it. you are not going to get people in trouble. >> you know this is going to be a disaster. i'm scared. how do you do it? >> i don't know. >> ah! >> oh! >> this is the best thing ever! >> i'm afraid. >> hold it up and squeeze this. push the top, i think. >> oh. or maybe push the button on the top. >> this is a catastrophe. i can't get it open. >> push the button. hang on.

. >> stephen: yes, the lingerie football league which explains why eli manning recently got a 15-yard penalty for sporting a whale tail. (laughter) well, i am giving my most valuable owners award to the n.f.l. for putting excitement back into this game. with pro refs riding the pine, the n.f.l. has brought in the creme-de-la-available. (laughter) i assume they hired the sales staff from a foot locker. now, with all that rookie enthusiasm you never know what's going to happen on the field on any given sunday, any given call could be blown. like in a recent game where an official twice referred to a team from atlanta as arizona and also mixed up which team had won the coin toss. (laughter) which somehow led to both the falcons and the cardinals kicking off to the coy boys. (laughter) now, in other preseason games, officials ruled that a punt had landed in the end zone when it was nearly at the five yard line and identified a player returning a kick as being guilty of holding which is impossible. (laughter) oh, really? impossible? real football players don't know the meaning of the word.

what result is best for eli lilly? >> i think, first of all, lilly and our industry have not tried to play partisan politics. we have a set of principles that are important for fostering medical innovation. we have articulated those principles clearly to people in both parties, even in the midst of divisive government. one might say in the u.s. in the last several years we've seen renewal of prescription drug user fee act, which is essential to interact with the fda. patent with unanimous votes in the house and senate. we continue to push forward new medicines and new medical advances regardless of who's in the white house or who sits in congress. >> what's clear, governments around the world -- japan's a big case. do you a lot of business in japan. they are going to make it easier for challenges -- or making it easier for nonpatented drugs to get into the marketplace. so, where is that -- that provides a bigger challenge. for companies to generate drugs and make money out of them and get consumers to get drugs cheaply

. >> detroit is like the book of ely of the -- book of ely. write that down. >> i will write that down, and i don't know why. rob, do you want to say something? >> i want to pose a question to you first. is this the worst call in sports history? i include the billy jean king ripoff over bobbie rigs? >> it is way up there, but the nfl does this every few years. >> i was joking by the way. >> 10 years ago -- was it 10 years ago they basically gave the game to the new england patriots with the tuck rule? it is absolutely ridiculous. it was a horrible, horrible call, and then the nfl said it was a simultaneous catch even though their own rule as they explained why it wasn't a simultaneous catch, and this is one of -- i'm sorry, this is one of those cases where the nfl owners are making -- are giving the 1% a bad name. >> bill by the way is an expert on the tuck roll. that's how he makes an extra $80 when he is traveling. remi, you are a woman, do you want us to repeat the segment so you can comment on it? >> are you kidding? i am outraged. this ma

tony romo through for three touchdowns and the dallas defense frustrated eli manning and his offense. we don't care about dallas around hire. >> let's get to baseball. the nats brought out the big bats again and pounded the cubs 9-1 with sick home runs for a second straight game. bryce harper hit two on the night. >> that's right. >> still got plenty ahead. fox 5 morning news continues right now. >>> good morning to you at straight up 5:00, thursday, september 6th, a day before friday. also known as friday eve. a live look outside right now. i'm wisdom martin. welcome to fox 5 morning news. >> i'm sarah simmons. let's check in with gwen to get the latest on your weather. tucker barnes taking a few days off and he left you with the humid weather. >> he did. he left me with a weather plate of worms. i have to tell everybody all the thins they don't want to hear. and mosquitos on top of it. weather has a little part in that, i think. let's take a look at our radar. we just had a few pop-up showers here and there to areas of our west and southwest. we can't rule out an isolated shower bef

how would eli and company respond? three first half interceptions. but then 25 fourth quarter points, including this to martellus bennett. tom coughlin not amused with greg schiano's team going after eli in the kneeling-down. they exchange words after the game. rg threw for 2 and they are in field goal range. josh morgan. this would set up a 47-yard game tying field goal but penalized 15 yards on unsportsmanlike conduct and they miss the field goal. cowboys back in seattle for the first time since the wild card debacle in '07. ben roethlisberger to mike wallace. steelers win it over the jets. ben threw two scores in the game and darrelle revis not playing in that game. cardinals and patriots, sloppy performance. young had a chance. stephen gostkowski from 42 yards out. he doesn't even hit the net! cardinals shock the patriots! ravens/eagles. ravens up by three in the fourth. joe flacco. jacoby jones, offensive interference. they only got a field goal. michael vick, there is your game winner. eagles now 2-0. saints and the panthers. cam newton held to

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