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. >> brad: send acond and 12, hol on to the football. burton trying to rip out the football while beckett was bringing him down and it's third down and long but probably more importantly, the clock is continuing move. 2:45 remaining. joe cox trots over, quick word with mark richt and back into the georgia huddle that he has commanded beautifully tonight. ten touchdown passes in the game, five by each quarterback. that guy would like another crack at it. third down. and they're just going to get it in position for blair walsh to try to kick a field goal that would probably put it out of reach. a field goal would make it 52-41. and walsh will come out, number 57. arkansas takes a time-out. so, they have one remaining. last thing you want to have happen here is a blocked kick. we talked about arkansas's schedule and how brutal it was with the road games against top ten teams. georgia goes home to play arizona state after making the trip out to arizona state the beginning of last year and then after that, october 3, number nine lsu at tennes

. >>> more help could be on the way for beleaguered state and hol housing agencies. will the multibillion dollar plan by the administration be a key trading point for the housing industry. >>> welcome back. the housing market may be on deck for another federal boost. the obama administration is close to committing $35 billion to help state and local housing agencies provide mortgages to low-income families. is this the right move? simply a case of tossing good money after bad? here to talk about it is fred glick of u.s. loans mortgage and u.s. spaces. good to have you on the program, mr. glick. >> thank you, maria. >> what do you think about the new proposal? >> i think it's kind of silly. we have an existing structure in place where people can get fha, va, usda mortgages. they don't need to go specifically to the states to do it. i'd rather take the money and do some other things to help the economy rather than to just give it to another cumbersome state craziness is really what it is. >> the program could be in place for as long as three years and would involve the

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it's expected to be a day of light volume here at the new york stock exchange because of the jewish hol kay yom kippur. this day they are focusing on the jobs data on friday and other reports out including the other sales numbers and reports on manufacturing. once again, today the focus is all this merger news. now, in the wake of today's announcement xerox is down 9%. affiliated computer services is up 20%, they're buying them for $6.4 bll billion. that's a 34.4 premium. they are able to reach those numbers in premarket trade. abbott lab is buying solvay. $6.6 billion. it's a deal that could be worth $7.1 billion. abbott is up on that. kraft is going to up its bid for cadbury, $17.5 billion from $16.7 billion. this coming out of the uk east server in the wake of this. kraft and cadbury are unchanged in today's trade. let's go to the nasdaq with brian shactman. >> apple computers, the iphone -- apple now, it's spanning the recent deal for the ek and china approximately china y unikom will sell it. buy up 2 1/2%. you talk about merger monday it's up 55%. wall street believes it's going t

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there are a lot of expenses that come with the hol days that you need to plan fomplet. >> the kids are to go skating and movies. >> you need to -- plan ahead so you have your bases covered. like i said, travel. >> everything adds up. >> shop early. >> now is the time to go ahead and start piling your collection of gifts. what i tell people is try and start -- if you get paid every two weeks, every pay period buy a gift. from now until the holidays, you will have several gifts wrapped and under your tree. >> ok. summer sales. >> summer sales. now is a good time to take advantage of some of those summer items that might be good gifts for next summer like beach towels, items like that. also remember, november, all those beautiful things you see right now in the mall that are full price, they are going to be marked down 50%. so if there is something you see you might like for christmas or the holidays, wait until then so you can get the discount price. >> a lot of people like to shop online, sow say look out for e-mail alerts. >> yes, if there is a web site you like, go to their web list,

hollywood hol's a list, and the songbird is unrecognizable in "precious" mariah reveals what the director did, everything he could to make her look ugly. mariah makes up a brand new word to describe it. >> really lee went all out. he wasn't like i want you to be plain jane or whatever heft was like you are going to have basically anything that he considered ugly was what he did to me. like dark circles and overheadlighting and just look really bad, like hideous, hideocity. >> she plays a social worker and doesn't sing a note. she calls it a blessing. >> everything in the universe is what it should be and comes back few you. i feel grateful. i feel this is a great chance for me to escape from the image of whatever it is that i do. >> precious opens in november. >>> welcome back. i'm ashleigh banfield. aj has the night off the we are not going to be sleep, we are excited about the joy behar show, tuesday night, 9:00 p.m. eastern, here on hln. very nice it. the tell it like it is is dishing like joy can. don't believe me, well tonight in her moment of joy, she is totally ticked off about elt

the dalai lama said a prayer on the balcony of the lorrae hol at the site of martin luther king jr.'in a possible terror plot have court appearances today in new york and denver. officials say ty fou bomb-making instructions on the laptop, on the computer, raer, of najibullah zaziho along with two others are accused of lying to fbi investigators looking into the alleged plot. more people are now being questioned. >>> and in colorado on wednesday, some ranchers came to the aid of two elk after the animals fought eh other and then got their antlers stuck in barbed wire. they tied the animals down while they cut away the wire, or most of it, actually. you can see some of i still remas. hopefully, they're n too wired for too long. it is now 8:04. let's get a check of the weather from al. >> announcer: "where are we today" i brought to you by comfort suites and the other fine choice hotels. >> and not oy is it warm out here, but we've also got a little love in the air. yo guys just got engage >> we did. >> and where are you from? >> woodstock, georgia. >> woodstock, georgia. >> that's gre

relationship, it's really unclear even at this point, faculty members say they saw each other in the holh other is still unclear. >> thanks to randi kaye. police are still gathering evidence in the case. a car was towed friday night from the motel clark was staying in before his arrest. a state troop over the scene said it was related to the murder case. clark remains in jail on $3 million bond. >>> tonight on hln "news and views," a neighbor of the yale murder suspect is speaking out. what will she say about the personality and daily activities of raymond clark who is now behind bars for allegedly strangling annie le and hiding her body behind a lab basement wall? nancy grace has the latest breaking developments 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. eastern. >>> authorities searching the property of philip and nancy garrido say they have found another bone. right now they can't say if it's human or not. the couple is charged with kidnapping jaycee dugard 18 years ago. investigators are searching the backyard for possible clues in the disappearance of two other girls who vanished in the late '80s. police

johnny hol day along with phil wood as the intelsat wrap-up the trip against the padres san diego hasep breeze these days. but i think, phil, a lot of credit has to be given to san diego's defense. >> phil: they can catch the ball. twice last night ryan zimmerman got robbed here. will venable, the son of mack, and tony gwyn jr., also the offspring of obviously a great player. fighting catch, picks it up off the ground. obviously opportunities were there last night to score more than one run. intelsat just couldn't get the ball down. >> the slide continues. a five game losing streak. the nationals have won what? 12 of their last 15 ballgames. in this look at the average, down to .214 '313. they scored one run each of the last three games. > >> phil: the sad part is they have pitched so well, outside of the road trip. they cannot seem to come up with hits. >> johnny: and ryan zimmerman admits, do you have give the padres some credit. >> we have faced some good pitching. we have hit some good balls, too. it is one of those times where it seems like everything we hit gets caught and you h

and i just want to underscore again the statements made by secretary clinton as well as ambassador hol billions brook and the president of the united states -- holbrook and the president of the united states. i thank the chairman for his leadership, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from florida. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you very much, mr. speaker. at this time i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from illinois, mr. kirk, a valuable member of the committee on appropriations. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from cril is recognized for two minutes. -- illinois is recognized for two minutes. mr. kirk: we have 68,000 americans in uniform in afghanistan. and they are helping our nato allies and the afghan government to fight al qaeda and the narco taliban. the narco taliban rests and rearms in pakistan, in the frontier area. this legislation gives us leverage and resources to encourage pakistani resistance to the taliban, the murderers of their own prime minister. by weakeni