nick folles tossed a pair of touchdowns. >>> eagles won it 27-17. >>> finally, back to baseball for a little leaguer who had a big game. will lucas pitched a no hitter in indiana. struck out 13 over six innings. the 12-year-old entered the game in dramatic fashion with another strike-out. immediately dog piled by his teammates. connecticut won 4-0. they're a win away from playing the u.s. championship. >>> that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred rogin. >>> worlds collide as charlie sheen's exes put on show of solidarity. >>> plus, they're not called man's best friend for nothing. we'll show you one dog who is riding a wave of goodwill. you're watching "early today." joo welcome back to earle ri today. the best chance for showers will be in the inner moun tape woes. boise and northward. very scattered storms. you have a much better chance of being missed than hit. little cooler in seattle at 70 degrees. l.a. 82. even as we go into wednesday, we'll add more monsoonal moisture. that's why we'll see the increased chance of showers and storms. temperatures coming down f

they found that when parents exercised more, the kids folled. but if parents didn't meet their goals of what they set out to do, well, the kids fell short too. >> if families just get outside and have fun together, take a bike ride, play a family game of baseball in the back yard, go swimming, everyone wins. >> researchers say parents can lead by example and get the entire family up and moving. >>> five things you may want to know on this friday morning, the reverend jesse jackson is speaking today about a high- profile murder case. milton hall, a mentally ill man was shot and killed by police in michigan two months ago. the reverend will be speaking today. >>> a ruling is suspected in the racial profiling civil suit against the sheriff of arizona. joe arpaio is accused of discriminating against latinos. the plaintiffs claim they were victims of racial profiling by deputies under arpaio. >>> close friends and family of neil armstrong are going to be in cincinnati today for his funeral. he died last week after complications from heart surgery. ar

good afternoon, i'm rick foll folbalm. >> a news alert after iran has successfully test fired a missileroy its targets. >> iran says a range of 185 miles they claim is capable of striking israel and a number of bases with pinpoint precision. >> now, if the iranians decide it's in their best interest to hit shipping routes in the straits of hormuz, another way to do that and as they said with great accuracy, iran's defense minister is quoted by the associate press today, as saying the significance of this missile is that it can hit and destroy all the regional targets, as well as those located in various places and in the range of 300 kilometers, 185 miles from our shoreline in the persian gulf and the oman sea. iran thinks that future wars are going to be fought in the air and at sea and in other case, the ability to hit targets from a few hundred miles away with a missile to make a huge deference. while the missile test is not directly connected to iran's nuclear program. when you consider the fact, that missiles like this could theoretically be outfitted with a nuclear warhead is goin

. >> bob, folling up from that point, the new coalition we're seeing in the u.n.russia and china, trying to bolster a in addition like syria. are we starting to see the outlines of new coordination on the world stage that has serious implications for the west in the 21st century? >> well, i think it's serious. this is a new cold war. russia and china do not intend to let the middle east slip under the u.s. umbrella. that's the way they look at it, from egypt to saudi arabia, even to a degree, iraq. they can't let it happen. china needs the oil. russia wants the political influence. they will support our enemies in that part of the world, whatever they have to do. and as you said, it's the oil. it's selling at $15 discount. the russians are arranging a russian businessman is buying this stuff, you mix it with oil in the sea. it's coming to refineries all around the world. it's a life line for the syrian regime and it's got state backing. >> david, to that point as well, how long on the ground can syria continue to survive with the sanctions imposed right now from t

he says he's been shunned by foll fellow residents and he was fired from the radiology program after to the recalls. he was reprimanded by the army for making sexual comments to another doctor and for other conduct unbecoming an officer. webb calls it a personality dispute that's scal lated. now, the army has other plans for dr. webb, as this story was being prepared, he says the army called him in and grilled him on why he spoke to cnn. while he remains an army doctor, he does fear his military career is in jeopardy. >> the army denies it retaliated against dr. webb for speaking out. in the documents we obtained, the army actually calls dr. webb quote a remarkably talented resident but it also says he demonstrated conduct unbecoming an officer and physician. >> as for the new radiology exam, which rolls out next year, there will be all computer based and won't be an oral test anymore. it's designed to eliminate the use of recalls because it will contain a lot of images. residents say it will only be a matter of time before there will be questions and answers on the new tests, even w

do ♪ foll sre w ar d thbo teouft msue.r >>> staying together.no easy task with 50% of marriages ending in divorce these days. so what does did take to make it last? we chatted it over right before the show. >> every time i go to a wedding we write the card and i write the same thing, the most important words in a marriage are not i love you. anybody can say i love you and have a good time. it is i am sorry. it is the ability to have conflict resolution. >> i think that is 100% right and can being able to not be stubborn in the situations and let go of petty things and also not to start fights over petty things. >> that is inevitable. >> any time you live with someone or have a close relationship with someone, there will be things about that person that bother you on a regular basis. >> yes. >> being able to let those things slide and recognize that they're not that important, i think is the key. >> part of the problem is like dealing with irrational behavior. people are irrational and when you put two people together, irrational things are going

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we'll have an update for you. foll sre w d thbo teft msue. >>> hi everyone. i'm tamron hall. following big breaking news at the top of the hour. we have new information on the deadly shooting just outside the empire state building. it is the third mass shooting in recent weeks in the u.s. once again new york city mayor michael bloomberg is saying, quote, there are just too many guns

the statement folleds a "lo angeles times" report sunday.it focused on the scouts' so- called "perversion files" of more than 1,200 cases from 1970 to 1991. the "times" found at least 125 cases of men suspected of sexual abuse moving from troop to troop. they did so despite a blacklist meant to prevent that from happening. olympics the u.s. team had ups and downs. spoiler alert. if you don't want to know the results yet. in soccer, the u.s. women beat canada 4-3 to advance to the gold medal match against japan. and jennifer won the gold medal in the women's pole vault and gabby douglas failed for the bid in the gold medal and paced " last in the bars. and nick de popolo tested positive for marijuana he ate a tainted brownie before the games. and felix sanchez we captured the men's 400-meter hurdles. he is 35. back to jeff. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jeff. >> brown: more details emerged today about yesterday's deadly shootings at a sikh temple in wisconsin. yesterday we received the call from inside the sikh templ

medication and made him competent and meant we could have a resolution to the case >> so still to try to foll thisere, when we use that word "competent" we mean competent now different issue from whether he was competent or sane at the time of the act, correct? >> very, very different. two different time-frames. when we take a look at the time of the act we talk about sanity or insanity. did he understand what he was doing? did he know the consequences of his act? and he might have. but then there is the issue once he is brought to court does he understand the proceedings and the consequences can he participate his defense? and that i where you have to ve t experts com iike th didoday and say, you know, with the medication, he is a changed person. he may have schizophrenia but it's under control and he understands what is happening. >> the lawyers could have opted for an insanity defense? couldn't they have? what is the calculation for them in trying to figure out the right approach? >> big risk. and i think that there was something in on this plea bargain. the defense understood that he migh

foll the polls show that those ideas are not really catching on and that's why we're seeing romney runolicy, and even more than that, running against obama's record. and paul ryan in particular has been saying that for a long time, and now he's saying, look, he's put together a budget that is different, and he says better than obama's, so that's an alternative plan. we're finally at least getting some alternatives to the obama policies, which we haven't really had up until now. so that's something voters can think about. but i think a lot of people are scratching their heads here, don, saying, you know, we actually had policies similar to romney's under president bush more eight years, and now we've had obama's policies, and nothing seems to be working. so maybe this isn't really a political problem. maybe this is a problem that's more endemic to the nature of the economy and what's happening in the world right now. and maybe this is somewhat beyond the ability of any president to fix. >> well, but, maybe there's room in there for the two candidates to hone their messages and actually

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