forty see i told you there were forty shots in there. also said there'd be a reverse ventriloquist act here. excuse me guys. (announcer) calling all captains. drink responsibly. >> seahawks beat the broncos 27-13. chris simms, though, limped off the field. more on his status when we find out further. kyle orton 18-26, 182 yards, a touchdown. he was also picked off. a little more than 10 minutes to go in the fourth quarter. little league world series, canada against mexico in williamsport, pennsylvania. we've got all three countries. >> it comes full circle. >> mario cardena, the chopper back to the pitcher, checks third and throws to first with nobody covering. oscar nogelas scores. take another look. the first baseman came over but then didn't get back to cover the throw. mexico wins 2-1. >> the guys who get paid, mariners and indians dripping with drama in extras, bottom 11, tied at 3-3, luis valbuena, first career walk-off for the indians, their fourth win in the last 10 games.

forty see i told you there were forty shots in there. be a reverse ventriloquist act here. excuse me guys. (announcer) calling all captains. drink responsibly. >> call this the nasa special, canada against mexico in williamsport, pennsylvania -- that's in the u.s. we've got our bases covered. extra innings, bottom seven, mexico with two on, mario cardenas grounds it back to the pitcher. first baseman came in and the throw to first -- nobody was there to cover. mexico would win 2-1. take another look. ah, miscommunication, and mexico scores the winning run as they take it 2-1. >> now to the fellows who get paid -- mariners and indians, dripping with drama in extras, bottom 11, tied at 3-3, luis valbuena, goodnight, drive home safely. first career walk-off home run for the indians. it was their fourth win in the last 10 games. valbuena wasn't the only one to go deep. carlos pena has 34 home runs. he also had the walk-off hit on saturday night. russell branyan has 30 home runs in the national league. chase utley, 26 round-trippers. kung fu

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see i told you there were forty shots in there. also said there'd be a reverse ventriloquist act here. excuse me guys. (announcer) calling all captains. drink responsibly. >> nascar sprint cup making a stop in bristol -- that's tennessee, not connecticut. mark martin won the pole. starting his 1,000th race. lap 11, this was the view from joey logano's car. reed sorenson in the 43 car fighting for position with logano, bumps logano from behind, logano spins out and bumps into the wall, he would head to the garage for repair. lap 256, kurt busch on pit road, his crew can't get the tear-off off the windshield before busch drives away, then it comes off and starts blowing in traffic, blows away before doing any damage to the other cars. lap 317, jimmie johnson battling with mark martin for the lead, johnson passes martin on the outside so johnson is the new race leader. lap 423, johnson's crew having issues in the pits, they drop a jack while adjusting his right-rear tire. johnson a bit wobbly coming out of the pits, almost collides wi

it was somewhere in the high forties at the time and they laughed at me. i know that you don't move the washington monument a block every day you just can't do it. we got an e-mail from your last appearance back on the 13th from todd in clearwater florida. will to you all off dave just as he was eating up. you had a chance to go beyond a prepared statement ended it due to time constraints. those are always a concern here. but last time you were getting on the soap box regarding the auto industry and it's lack of response to high energy prices throughout several years. all throughout the several decades. i lived in detroit to when the first robotic plant came into the country and i've watched 18 wheeler's drive foreign vehicles off of woodward avenue. there's been a real cavalier attitude over the years in that industry that we know best and you know nothing. this is what will make and you will buy it. it's become very irritating to me. especially this past weekend where we came out with a new mile per gallon volt i think it was. that's right, the chevy vol

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forty years ago, a two night murder rampage in los angeles by the followers of an aspiring rock starnd cult leader named charles manson, you see him there, terrified the hollywood community, made headlines across the world. how did coverage of the mass-murder's lead to the kind of coverage we see now in immediate russian ark what about a coverage. did it change the way that i've discovered is to mark sue hecht certainly socially and culturally it was a huge moment for present xml ugly retrenchment from the 60s and i would argue the sign at the 60s would lead into a. of disorder or crime became an obsession in our nation and national politics. it didn't really end until the giuliani area in the 90s when we beat it back. >> jon: the 60s were supposed to be about peace and love and that you had these grisly crimes that by. >> state-of-the-art pot smoking hippies. symantec dr. giuliani bring us back. that's quite a while. quite a fright for charles manson. it is interesting to me that woodstock was also four years ago, and i think that was part of the fascination. i wouldn't put up littl

. >>> coming up in sports, dan goes one on one with redskins running back clinton .fortis.ews julie loves target, it's got the supplies teacher told her to get and for a great deal. she also expects he'll love the sandwich. she expects he'll think of her when he sees the note. so she shops target. gotta have deals on the stuff she's gotta get. target. expect more. pay less. >>> you've been spending a lot of time at redskins park. how they looking? >> really good on defense. not so good on offense. got some work to do. last years with phillip daniels went down on the first day of camp. things seem much quieter this year. zorn in his second season. no major injuries to report except for some bruised egos on the offensive line. the big ugly taking a whipping so far from counterparts on defense. that, however, did not keep the tight ends from having fun. i believe they're turning the first double play in redskins park history. started by cooly. finished by yoeder. nice work. tempers flared lighter. mike cellers, somebody you don't want to mess with got fired up and did helmet t

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forty see i told you there were forty shots in there. but you also said there'd be a reverse ventriloquist act here. excuse me guys. (announcer) calling all captains. drink responsibly. >> what-2-watch-4 on espnews: linda cohn and mark morgan. the rams coming off a 2 victory season. with a new coach and a new defensive coordinator they have to face the jets. 2 quarterbacks fighting for one job. clemens and mark sanchez. let's bring in rachel nichols from the meadowlands. hours before the jets take on the rams. what is the plan for these 2 quarterbacks tonight? >> clemens the more senior guy will get the start tonight. but mark sanchez will get a few series with the first team. neither one will play that much. 2 starters are injured. coach rex ryan doesn't want to take the chance of either guy getting hurt. he wants to see what sanchez can do in a pressure situation. sanchez admitted he is nervous. he wants to be perfect. he is sleeping with his playbook in training camp. ryan said if you make a mistake, it's okay. just watch your body la

neil: you know, michael, when i see nancy pelosi, do the forty- niners and the giants, into their stadiums astroturf? -- do their stadiums have astroturf? >> no, not currently. the buffalo bills use our astroturf, and we just closed one. the new york giants use a product of a competitor's, and the 49 years use something else -- the 49ers use something else. neil: you judge the quality of your played by real grass, real mud, real dirt, and that is the real stuff. it is kind of like what these guys are doing. it is not the real thing. how do you answer that this >> well, synthetic turf -- how do you answer that? >> well, synthetic turf, at the high-end, in division 1 a and professional football, -- in division 1, and in professional football, it is very important to allow athletes to get more play and be safe. that is the drive behind synthetic surfaces. neil: when you ever want to wrap these politicians in astroturf? >> no, that is not my job. my job is to develop state-of- the-art products and, you know, be in a scenario where we are providing great service for the industry. neil: you are

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because of one word, america's air dominance for the next forty years is assured. that one word...anks for staying with us. i am bill o'reilly. in your beck and call system tonight, you may remember that there was a far left pressure group called think progress that tried to get sponsors to boycott "the o'reilly factor." that effort failed miserably. now, there is a guy, working inside the obama administration, and here now is glenn beck, the author of the big bestseller "common-sense." it really is amazing, beck, that people want to read what you have to say. glenn: yes, that is amazing. bill: all right, now, look. you have got far left balloons -- loons all over the place in this country, and they want to hurt you, and they went to hurt me. they do not want this. enter a guy named van hjones, who is now -- van jones, who is now special adviser on green jobs, and you believe this guy has targeted you? glenn: i do not know if this guy has targeted me. i have been telling the truth about this guy. this guy is our new green jobs czar, and he is a self- proclaimed communist revolution

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because of one word, america's air dominance for the next forty years is assured. that one word... is how. . shepard: we are back with continuing coverage on the death of senator ted kennedy. whether you agreed with him or not, he was able to convey his feelings better than anyone, according to some. some of credited senator kennedy with the desire to serve in public office, often because of rousing speeches, including the one kennedy delivered during the 1980 democratic national convention. >> the work goes on, because indoors, the hopes still lives, and the dream shall never die -- the work goes on, the cause endures. shepard: a woman who worked on two of his election campaigns and impersonally and told me earlier that she got her start with him and was very indebted to him, you guys were very close, were you not? >> i was lucky to work on those with them, and i was in denver, and i had a chance to watch that first speech, and it was a really wonderful experience for me to see these speeches, because they are bookends to his career. having grown up in a small town in massachusett

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i've been hangin' up there for, what, like, forty years? and then - wham - here i am smacking the pretty off that windshield of yours. oh, what you're looking for an apology? well, toss another coin in the wishing well, pal. it's not happenin'. limb: hey, what's up, donnie? how you been? anncr: accidents are bad. anncr:but geico's good ding! with onsite windshield replacement. >>> he had a ticket to ride. he didn't make it past security. neither did a lot of people at new york's la guardia international airport today. before the sun came up a terminal there was shut down. all because of what one passenger allegedly was carrying. cnns susan candiotti is at the airport. well, tell us about the suspect, what kind of charges he is now facing? >> fredericka, let's start off with how they found this guy in the first place. it appears from all accounts that he stuck out sort of like a sore thumb. here is what we are learning from a law enforcement source close to this investigation. a man approached a security checkpoint around 5:00 in the morning

c high levels of carbon monoxide sent three hotel guests to the hospital forty observation. firefighters evacuated the seven-story americana hotel. the hotel was closed for the fire while the fire marshal looks for the cause of that carbon monoxide. >>> for all of us struggling in the heat around d.c., these kids in northwest deci today fire up the old lemonade stand to give us relief. no such luck on the national mall. you better find a vendor or suck it up. gary grady in the weather center. >> we had natural shade out there earlier today in the form of some clouds. but this afternoon, loads of sunshine. let me first start with where we have been today as far as cos are concerned. we've visit -- we visited this yesterday, again today 100 degrees for national the record. 96 for dulles and 101 for bwi. i think the only one that stands a chance of stedg is duls. ed is dulles. teur atuter oeres thmpe right now, they're not as bad as what e had we kier tndis what were kind n er in e her90in the city, 91 for dulles and only 87 for i ltium he.ty tyentrety y. pretty so bohe hherere