michael brewer and his team hosting georgia tech. the brewers' third interception of the game and it led to this. 24 yard field goal for the win. it's good. georgia tech takes it 27-24. hokies drop their second straight. the virginia cavaliers on the road taking on byu. third quarter action. scary moment. lambert completes this pass. check out what happens. goes down. right ankle injury. he did say he expects to play next week. fourth quarter uva touchdown. leading him right to the end zone. byu wins 41-33. beautiful day in annapolis. reynolds. navy down 31-17. check out the arm here. third and ten, dudek in the end zone. down seven, reynolds's pass fails. rutgers, 31-24. howard foell to morgan state today. oklahoma 35 in the fourth quarter. d.c. united up. fliers. he shot his stats but not bobby boswell. they take a 3-2 lead. 78th minute, matt watson fires one past. d.c. and chicago play to a 3-3 draw. oklahoma, that game is final now. 45-33, latte or au lait? cozy or cool? exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! yo

i went to that game with georgia tech. i could not afford a hotel room.pt in the visiting team locker room with the staff from georgia tech. to be part of that press conference 17 years later and saying, by the way, we are the ones who will be making your uniforms, was a pretty cool day. it is something i'm proud of. it is pretty cool to be an american. >> you live the american dream. when you watch those athletes play -- you played college football. do they deserve to get paid? >> i think it is a great question. there are kids in need who don't have a chance to do things. whether it is bus fare or going for different books, clothes, the things that you have to live -- there are different situations. i don't think there is a clear-cut answer. i hate seeing the teams that won't be able to compete because they can't afford to pay. there are some schools that can afford whatever they choose to do. i worry about the fringe programs that may go away if that were the case. i think it is about the kids. getting them a great education. is probably more that could

the game, it's tied and brewer who we just saw score, he gives one back, gives it right back to georgia tech down the score, then late in the game, they kick the field goal right there, game set match, georgia tech wins 27-24, also losing today to rutgers, ravens management had taken the lesser of the blame in the ray rice incident, that might be changing after friday's scathing report stating the ravens new what happened in that elevator just hours after the ray rice incident, fans meanwhile continuing to participate in the ray rice jersey exchange, about 7,000 fans turning in jerseys over the last couple days, we talked to fans, are they credible? not according to some that we spoke to. >> they should've came out from the get-go, been really honest and said hey, look, this is what happened, we're going to handle it, not just trying to cover it up. >> there might be a few people, given their tickets or might sell their season away on stub hub or ebay or something along those lines, i feel a lot of ticket season holders will support the ravens. >> all right. some good news know, the national

down in blacks burg, virginia tech, acc opener against georgia tech. is was an up and down day for hokies quarterback michael brewer. pick it up in the fourth quarter. virginia tech up six. brewer's pass intercepted by paul davis. he's going the other way. 41 yards for the touchdown. yellow jackets have their first lead of the game with 17-16. but brewer he did redeem himself. ensuing drive. mckenzie, coughs up the football but brewer is johnny on the spot. just like they drew it up, he scoops and scores. two-point conversion was good. hokies are back on top 24-17. everything is all right. but two minutes to go in the ball game now. we have a tied game at 24-24. brewer picked off again. third interception of the game for brewer and it's set up this game-winning field goal by harr bucker. 24 yards out. georgia tech wins it 27-24. hokies drop their second straight game after that win against ohio state a few weeks ago. >>> mike london's virginia cavaliers, on the road, in utah, taking on byu. uva starts with the ball. second play. quarterback grayson lamb

i have covered georgia tech. he played for georgia tech. i bring that up because they had a visionary atlantic director who invented this thing called the total person concept where the players are taught everything from how to use a right fork and spoon to listening to people talk against domestic violence. and jonathan dwyer was part of that program which tells me no matter what the nfl does there is something that is inherent with the players. it's going to be very, very difficult no matter how much you talk to them you're still going to have an issue. that's unfortunate. >> and michael eric dyson, what is going to curb this behavior? what can the nfl do? what did you hear and what did you see today? >> a zero tolerance policy would be a good beginning. i concur that this is a good start. but it is "l" only be good if roger goodell follows up on it. remember roger goodell was hard on the new orleans saints when it came to bountygate. he is exempting himself from the scrutiny he gives to his players. having said that moving forward from t

. >> i'm amy brookman from georgia tech. now that some of the hype about it has died down, it's clear there's nothing new about the phenomenon, the tradition of distance education goes back to 19th century correspondence courses. there is graeat potential here, but taking advantage will require some really sound pedigogy and more involved from people with a strong background in education research. >> sal, you've heard throughout your career if you're not an accredited teacher or educator, why should we listen to you to help guide us with the future of u.s. education? >> so, you know, i guess -- hearing some of the comments, there's a big picture misconception around online education, or at least the way we perceive online education. we don't think that anyone's education should be completely online. i have young children. my son is about to enter kindergarten, and i don't want him in front of a screen all day not interacting with folks. we talk about how to use these tools -- some of these ideas are not new, but how can we u

but the current secretary, wave kluff, someone i admire in a prefers career was the president georgia techniversity is doing a fantastic job, a fantastic job in making the smithsonians treasures available broadly around the world among many other things. he has launched a project to digit eyes a lot of the 137 million things that the smithsonian preserves. i am going to get ready to lead by watching him at work. >> this happens in 2015. i know topics have come up about free admission to the smithsonian. i know you have said you are not far enough into this to discuss business models but you are going to leave the pandacam. >> we are going to leave the pandacam because i spend a lot of time on the pandacam, if you would let me have my refc on, which you won't, i will show you what bob bob is doing right now. >> very good. david, what a pleasure to talk to you. we wish you all the best in your new adventures. >> thanks a lot, ali. >> kurdish forces and coalition airstrikes fight off an isil assault on a syrian town that thousands of people have fled. >> hello, welcome to al jazeera. also to

it was a joint task between georgia tech and m.i.t. years ago, it sits in moth balls, can been flown on small boosters, it's a century fujs full of mice, female mice as a matter of fact. >> is that important? >> well, it is for the statistics of the biophysics. it can be marked outside the space station, you don't have to add the centrifuge of the space station, spin it up and take it o out. the other question -- >> that wasn't a question, that was a statement. >> the question is, have you considered it. >> i didn't know got it but i will go back and look. >> mars, gravity biosatellite. and second question, is it automatically crazy to imagine more money? we have spent monotonicly les on the geo sciences and now

going down to blacksburg today, hokies of virginia tech and georgia tech. low 70s at game time down there. you want your game on tv? tell me who's playing, when and where they're playing and e-mail it to me @chuckbell4. >>> teams will gather in charlottesville to search for a missing student from the university of virginia. >> hannah graham went missing a week ago. they're interested in talking with a man who was last seen with her at a bar. >> david culver reports on the search zbla we sear a week of searching, press conferences and vigils. >> you make things good, hannah graham. where are you? we want you back where you belong. >> still that question remains unanswered. where is hannah graham? police now say they're getting closer to the man who may know. >> so, let me just say, we're interested in him. we're interested in talking to him. we're interested in learning more about his interactions with hannah. >> we watched police take bags of evidence from that man's apartment early friday. they believe hannah got into his vehicle at some point before she d

making the drive down to blacksburg, the hokies playing host to georgia tech and university of virginia on the road out west in provo, utah. perfect weather for football. hopefully, that's perfect weather for a cavaliers win. more of your college football and mention of that rain chance late tomorrow. >> chuck, thank you. >>> university of virginia in charlottesville, the search for this missing student. hannah graham vanished one week ago. >> from fairfax county, she graduated from west potomac high school. more than 1,000 volunteers showed up at uva to get instruction about today's search. the mother of morgan harrington thanked people for showing you. she was abducted and killed in 2009. she has mixed emotions about police looking to talk to one man about heannah graham's disappearance. >> it's hard. i'm glad they have an answer of someone who may be involved but i'm sad because that shows a likelihood of foul play. >> a man last seen with graham at a bar last saturday morning. list searched his apartment and towed away his car. they believe graham got in his car before she disappear

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you should see the kid who kicks for georgia tech. >> an opportunity after the long drive.going to be a 34-yard attempt and he pulled it. it's a missed field goal attempt for both sides. >> jimmy: his name is kicky mccrapo. it's pronounced mc-crepe-po but people get it wrong. there's a new royal baby on the way. prince william and his bride kate middleton are expecting. this, of course, will be their second child. they are giving this one to pippa. i guess she babysits and stuff. the announcement was made this morning by the office of british royal officials and was confirmed by maher rye pury pov. british tabloids already have reporters imbedded in kate middleton's uterus. the baby will be fourth in line to the throne. you know, they named their first baby george. he's third in line. i think they should name this one joffrey. anyway. it's pretty exciting. pretty soon there will be two babies in the world with the power to behead us. meanwhile, back here in the good old us of a, congress is back in session. congress is back after a five-week summer vacation. did you notice

we're talking about a player who entered the nfl in 2010 as a sixth-round draft pick out of georgia tech. didn't come in with a lot of high value to begin with, but he was a hard worker who made his way on to an nfl roster, played four years with the steelers before arriving here in arizona in year number one. now, i do need to ask this, the cardinals cently signed a practice player who was also a teammate of dwyer's in pittsburgh. rainey, we looked up him and we found he had a domestic violence issue. bruce arians said we talked to a couple players who vouched for him. >> dana, can you explain to me what's going on with the vikings situation? >> how much time do you have? >> by the way, they're kind of, like -- they were going to be the big nfl story tonight because they versed the policy. now adrian peterson is out. but he's getting paid, what is this getting paid, not playing? >> so this exemption list has existed for a while. and it's one of those special things, we have this list where just in case we need to put somebody to the side for a while but it doesn't fall within the bylaws

georgia tech and m.i.t. years ago, it sits in moth balls, can been flown on small boosters, it's a century fujs full of mice, female mice as a matter of fact. >> is that important? >> well, it is for the statistics of the biophysics. it can be marked outside the space station, you don't have to add the centrifuge of the space station, spin it up and take it o out. the other question -- >> that wasn't a question, that was a statement. >> the question is, have you considered it. >> i didn't know got it but i will go back and look. >> mars, gravity biosatellite. and second question, is it automatically crazy to imagine more money? we have spent monotonicly les on the geo sciences and now we're down to more than two in the budgets that we spent to become great in the world. there's no reason i can see why we should not redress that grievance, although obviously it's an uphill battle. >> no, i don't -- >> why not go for the big money? >> well, we're going for the biggest money we think we can logically go for rig

of course, they're looking at partnering with universities like georgia tech to offer an online master'sree, but it is in computer science. so where we're seeing a lot of these companies that are working with some of the college and universities and also corporations is they're focusing on vocational training. they're focusing on some type of special skill to get people to the next level. but i agree with you, brian. i agree with herb that we need to see people engaging in the classroom for many other disciplines. i've been teaching a graduate course at columbia tore ten yeayear for ten years. if they're not networking with one another, they're not getting the true benefits of that class. >> sharon, one other thing. cheating. you know, unless the courses are actually -- the tests are actually in a physical structure, you get into the issue of who helped who on what. you still can have it with papers and things like that, which you could have physical or online. but i think for the exams. you know, how do you know who's helping somebody with a test? >> much more difficult to avoid the iss

making the drive down to blacksburg, the hokies playing host to georgia tech and university of virginiarovo, utah. perfect weather for football. hopefully, that's perfect weather for a cavaliers win. more of your college football and mention of that rain chance late tomorrow. >> chuck, thank you. >>> university of virginia in charlottesville, the search for this missing student. hannah graham vanished one week ago. >> from

all bulldogs in georgia, even those who went to the trade school in downtown atlanta known as georgia tech. we're still bulldogs at heart. i want to thank you for leading this hour tonight because so often when folks think about what we do here, they're thinking republican this, democrat that, partisan this, partisan that, folks get mired down in philosophical debates. what you have done here tonight is get into that core of what i think we all as americans care about. we're talking about energy security. we're talking about something that in all an alm of the above energy strategy that lowers energy prices, puts more money in the pockets of every single american family through lower prices. it creates job opportunities, not just in your state or my state but all across this country and madam speaker, that provides us with energy security. i grew up in the 1970's, i remember the gas lines. i remember sitting outside. that was our great president from the state of georgia that was presiding in those days and i will never forget president reagan's first inaugural address. he was talking abou

have encouraged young people and graduate schools in the save record or in northern with hannah, georgia tech, other places to consider a career for a short period of time before they go into the private sector, working for dhs or the fbi to serve their country and there is a tremendous level of learning they get by serving their country in the cybersecurity world even for a short period of time. the congress can help us. there is a bill on the senate side to enhance my cyberhiring capabilities and i hope along with other pending legislation in cyberthat the congress will act on that he could cite you need help in attracting cybertalent. >> what about the issue of retention? are you finding people come -- is that it had been slow? how do we maintain? >> i just was a very, very valued member of my team to citigroup, so yes there is an issue with retention. financial sector as much more capability to offer very attractive packages than either jim or i do. even though everybody knows it is cool working for the fbi. >> do either of you want to add to that? >> i don't want secretary johnson to kno

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it was a joint task between georgia tech and m.i.t. years ago, it sits in moth balls, can been flown on small boosters, it's a century fujs full of mice, female mice as a matter of fact. >> is that important? >> well, it is for the statistics of the biophysics. it can be marked outside the space station, you don't have to add the centrifuge of the space station, spin it up and take it o out. the other question -- >> that wasn't a question, that was a statement. >> the question is, have you considered it. >> i didn't know got it but i will go back and look. >> mars, gravity biosatellite. and second question, is it automatically crazy to imagine more money? we have spent monotonicly les on the geo sciences and now we're down to more than two in the budgets that we spent to become great in the world. there's no reason i can see why we should not redress that grievance, although obviously it's an uphill battle. >> no, i don't -- >> why not go for the big money? >> well, we're going for the biggest money we think we can logically go for rig

it was a joint task between georgia tech and m.i.t.ago, it sits in moth balls, can been flown on small boosters, it's a centrifuge full of mice, female mice as a matter of fact. >> is that important? >> well, it is for the statistics of the biophysics. it can be marked outside the space station, you don't have to add the centrifuge of the space station, spin it up and take it out. the other question -- >> that wasn't a question, that was a statement. >> the question is, have you considered it? >> i didn't know got it but i will go back and look. mars gravity bio satellite. and second question, is it automatically crazy to imagine more money? we have spent less in terms of gdp in geo sciences and now we're down to more than 22 in the budgets that we spent to become great in the world. there's no reason i can see why we should not redress that grievance, although obviously it's an uphill battle. >> no, i don't -- >> why not go for the big money? >> well, we're going for the biggest money we think we can logically go for right now. but i

tech. >> rain delayed the start of this georgia-south carolina matchup, and the gamecocks drew first blood twists into the end zone. gamecocks up 7-0. georgia is not going down without a fight. watch this hit on the sidelines. oh, my. bulldog safety, knockes nick jones down but holds on in the fourth, south carolina up 31-28. >>> let's tee it up at the tour championship in atlanta. third round, rory mcilroy for eagle on the 15th hole. a 40 footer, and he nails it. shoots a 67. mcilroy and belly horschel in the final group.Ñç long putt. misses but shoots a 69. heresell and mcilroy are tied going into sunday. both playing for big play days, a million and a half to win and 10 million to claim the fedex cup top prize. >> coming up, tennessee and oklahoma and stay tuned for after the game with larry beil and yours truly as we break down the day in college football and look ahead to sunday nfl games including the 49ers and raiders. >> oh, my gosh, larry beil is her? >> yes, the real deal. >> that's going to identity for this edition of abc7 news. for drew and mike, thank you for joining us, coll

south carolina upsets fourth-ranked georgia, sixth-ranked, that is, 38-35. >>> 17th ranked virginia tech coming off a huge upset last week. pirates quarterback shane cardon, one of three tds right here. the hokies try to come back. virginia tech scored two touchdowns in the fourth. but the pirates too much. threw for 492 yards. third most the hokies have ever aallowed to one quarterback. east carolina upset virginia tech 28-21 that final. >>> a little baseball. giants came back to reality after a 9-0 win last night over the dodgers. but talk about a rebound. l.a. put up 17 runs and 24 hits tonight on the g-men. you know who this actor is anyone? anyone? benjamin bratt. thank you, drew. wasn't a good night. matt kemp takes tim hudson down the corner for an rbi double. 2-0 l.a. ramirez doubles the other way. 3-0 dodgers. tim lincecum took over in the second. change-up to kemp down the line to left. another double for the dodgers slugger. 6-0 l.a. 9-0 in the fourth. former giant juan uribe crushes a change-up deep into the seats in left. his ninth of the year made it 10-0. dodgers rout the

georgia 38-35. >>> east carolina pirates nation, their team up 21-0 on 17th ranked virginia tech and the hokies beat ohio state last week. and they rallied here with 1:20 left. brewer to phillips and tied it up until east carolina's shane cardin took it in. east carolina upset virginia tech 28-21. >>> hey, nfl how about some actual football talk? yeah, both bay area teams have home openers, 49ers a touchdown favorite to beat the bears. vegas -- not liking the raiders. three point dogs to the texans. raider linebacker co moore number 55 here. is coming off a huge game last weekend in new york. says the mistakes are correctable and moore forced two fumbles from jets' quarterback genie smith and had 12 tackles and i asked him why he thinks the raiders will win. >> the level of intensity that we're going to bring because of the fans and because of the preparation this week. we're here. we're home. we're going to be loud. we're going to be at it. we're going to go relentlessly. nonstop to the ball. i'm getting freaking juiced up sitting in the chair right now. [ laughter ] >> that game of course will be