he knows over all he will need be sharper, especially considering the john beck had 10 sacks in buffalo. but they do have a really good stout defense of line. be a good test for us. however long those guys are in the game. go.ill be ready to >> keep that take away from him. you can watch preseason football here. the huge baltimore ravens square off against the falcons. begins at 7:00. >> is that why you were ravens purple? you keep hearing amazing things about verizon fios. blazing fast internet. the best tv picture quality. but you're still sitting on the fence. so they're making it as easy as possible. now, you can switch to fios without an annual contract. they'll even set up your whole home and give you upgraded equipment, free for six months so call or go online today. this is way better than sitting on a fence. [ male announcer ] get the fios triple play now with no annual contract and get everything you need to set up your whole home free for 6 months. now's the best time to switch to life on fios. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800-974-6006 tty/v. >>

blame mike shanahan for cardiovascular endurance and john beck but give him credit for revamping this, especially the front seven. young, athletic, face tee. don't look at the stats because most of buffalo's yardage came after the starters took off their hats. brian orakpo was wreaking havoc. talk about the defense. >> any time you give up six points and play with that type of effort and that type of enthusiasm, first, second, third team, and some is positions fourth team, you're very pleased with the way they handle themselves and the way they play. >>> some football tonight. jets, at tebow and sanchez scrimmage. cincinnati had five sacks. tim tebow came in, throwing like hot garbage. right to the defender. jets lose 17-6. redskins looking good. that defense looking good, too. >> yeah, but that tebow-sanchez deal not work

john beck created it. >> i read so many common saying " wow, this makes nasa cool again, this makes you to be an engineer ". ore this makes you want to be an astronaut. that is exactly the kind of thing i want to hear. >> without the space shuttle program and with funding cuts, many wondered if nasa could remain relevant. >> ♪ >> this fan video with 2 million hits on line shows that nasa is not only relevant, but borderline cool. curiosity traveled more than 350 million mi. to get to mars. and by rolling just a few more feet, it has already left some pretty big tracks to fill. >> and that is the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news, all around the world, good night. >> good evening i am dana king >> i am alan martin. tonight another bay area star athlete benched for performance enhancing drugs, a positive testosterone test put a starting pitcher bartolo colon alongside giants milky cabrera and others on the list of players recently suspended for failed drug tests. he will miss 15 games, the sports director dennis o'donnell joins us now with more on what this means for

john beck created it. >> i've read so many of the comments saying wow, this makes nasa cool again.kes me want to be on engineer, a scientist. makes me want to be an astronaut. that's exactly the kind of thing that i want to hear. >> lift-off. >> without the spacehuttle program and with funding cuts, many wondered if nasa could remain relevant. >> kicking at my console, this is what i see ♪ data streaming back from curiosity ♪ >> this fan video with 2 million hits online, shows nasa is not only relevant but borderline cool. >> we're nasa and we know it ♪ >> curiosity traveled more than 350 million miles to goat mars. by rolling just a few more feet, it's already left some pretty big tracks to fill. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and if you need any proof you shouldn't mess with actor and rapper ll cool j, this is it. the stalker fan who allegedly broke into his studio city, california mansion early wednesday. the l.a. times says ll got into a "knock down, drag-out fight" leaving the suspect with a broken nose and jaw. the alleged intruder has a long record for thefts. i bet l

john beck makes nasa videos. >> they're the coolest people and the smartest people i know.ave seen the blood, sweat, and tears. >> reporter: flight director bobeck ferdowski's tear tears he made him an internet star complete with a mary me bobak twitter page. >> if one kid says "i feel like i could be a part of nasa, too" that would be one of the most rewarding experiences for me. >> reporter: as for "curiosity," nasa promises a 360 degrees color photo in the next few days. bill whitaker, cbs news, pass deena. >> schieffer: now time for our nightly warning. if you don't want to know what happened at the olympics today this is the time to check the lawn sprinkler. if you do want to know, the american teem of carrie walsh jennings and misty may treanor won their third gold medal in beach volleyball. brittney reese took the women's long jump and allyson felix won gold in the women's 200 meter dash. she finished second in 2004 and 2008. now meet the star of the air show and the young men and women looking to follow in this flight path next. possible side effects include headach

john beck created it. >> i've read so many of the comments saying "wow, this makes nasa cool again, thise want to be an engineer. this makes me want to be a scientist. this makes me want to be an astronaut." that's exactly the kind of thing i want to hear. >> reporter: without the space shuttle program and with funding cuts many wondered if nasa could remain relevant. ♪ kicking at my console, this is what i see. >> reporter: data streaming back from "curiosity"... ♪ >> reporter: this fan video with two million hits online shows nasa is not only relevant but borderline cool. ♪ we're nasa and we know it... >> reporter: "curiosity" traveled more than 350 million miles to get to mars and by rolling just a few more feet it's already left pretty big tracks to fill. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> this is 9news now. >> tonight, prince georges county police are offering $25,000 to find this man. that's the person accused of leading police on that

for a second i thought we were going to talk about john beck. i didn't even know his name.ou had to remind me, the guy who ran his mouth all the time, i'm the stater and now we can't remember his name -- starter and now we can't remember his name. >> he's with the houston texans. rex resigned in march thinking he was competing for the starting job. in may mike shanahan said rg3 will be the starter. now rex grossman has had to adjust to a new role. rex had a rough season last year as starting quarterback. he did start 13 of 16 games, finished with 16 touchdown passes and 20 interceptions with a rating of 72.4. his biggest accomplishment helping the redskins to a season sweep of the super bowl champion new york giants. this offseason he signed a one- year deal for a new role, backup quarterback and mentor to the new face of the franchise, robert griffin, iii. it may not be an ideal situation for rex, but he's being a team player. >> everything is going good. he's got a lot on his plate, but he's doing well with it. he's picking it up good and all the stuff we've added for him

john: thank you. up next, my next guest says it is not just the reporters who are biased. so are you. you are part of the problem. he explained. later glenn beckl explain john: we talked tonight about media bias. what about you, the audience. are you biased? i don't mean you specifically says you watch our show. you are a brilliant open-minded news consumer. i'm talking generally about the audience that watches news. the huge best-seller. he went public about the disgusting bias in network news, but tonight you want to talk about audience. bias? >> yes. we live in a polarized media culture. is there bias in the news? yes. is it mean the liberal bias, absolutely. there is also bias on the part of the people watching, the viewers. more and more i think of people who watch this month to get their own biases or opinions were of use, however you want to describe it. they want to get the validated. i think liberals tend to watch liberal shows where they get their liberal biases validated, and conservatives more and more watch conservatives news organizations where they can get their conservative views validated. as i say, it is part, i think, of the

john: thank you. i appreciate what you do it and let you started the daily caller. coming up, glenn beckhere to say my job, his job to my program, it may soon be history because of his internet channel. it is the wave of the future he says. and frank is here to tell us why we should not trust the media. in a moment, cancer changed our lives forever. we were told nothing could be done, to enjoy these final moments together. but in that moment, when all seemed lost... st. jude children's research hospital gave us hope. announcer: because at this moment, st. jude children's research hospital is saving lives with pioneering research and care. we're changing the way the world treats childhood cancer by sharing our discoveries with doctors and scientists everywhere. and we'll never have to pay st. jude for anything, ever. at this moment, she wants to be in her own bed. i want to be back at school with my friends. i want to be outside playing. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. ♪ john: we tattled this show the media get it w

plan beck took his tv show online comment he is here to ♪ john: i assume you're watching this show onision right now, but maybe you're not. our show is all over the internet. in fact some of the internet audience keep growing, and that makes me wonder traditional television like this will be swallowed up by the intimate. quebec is a guy to talk about this because as you probably know he used to have a show on fox news in the studio. he has since gone on line. he calls it gb tv, which i guess is for glenn beck tv. but it might also stanford could buy tv. clint, i see the "wall street journal" wrote this article about you. headlined, a revolution against tv. trying to take my job. >> no. i believe it created this direction, the way that we get started. kodak has a moment to years ago where they said, you know, we are felt. we are just going to do film, and somebody else to do is a ticking that there was stay in business to let you know how that ended. it only took him to christmases to lose their lead as the almighty kodak. somebody is always speaking of a better way to do it. technolog

nick, in the recent video, this one person holding up a sign -- this was at the john stuart rally that followed the glenn beckit said government is awesome. >> one hopes that that was an ironic gesture. [laughter] >> there is a role and a place for government, and it is the kind of stable structure on which people can get on with their lives. give roads, courts, law enforcement things like that. when it gets beyond that, it starts getting in the way of people coming together and coming up with new ideas and new ways of doing things. coming together voluntary to do more in a choice stricken world. thank you so much. stossel: coming up, how i went from being down to being not so from being down to being not so dumb. abigail higgins had... ...a tree that bore the most rare and magical fruit. which provided for their every financial need. and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, their tree had given its last. but with their raymond james financial advisor, they had prepared for even the unthinkable. and they danced. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. for a golf getaway. double miles you can actual

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john talk. >> okay. >> okay. >> okay. you are going to get a kick out of this i hope. i have mitten's lineup for his staff. vice president is going to be glenn beckwill be ted nugent, attorney general will be mitch mcconnell, secretary of labor is john meyer, and education secretary is going to be michele bachmann. >> oh, you kids worked out a skit for today. that was terrifying. >> wow. >> yes pam? >> i have to ask a question -- i made him give me the phone. [ laughter ] >> i have to ask this question about chick-fil-a. >> yeah. >> it was labeled supposedly as customer appreciation day. now is he going to maybe donate all of that extra money that he got to charities and things? >> oh god, no. >> anti-gay charities maybe. >> once it is funneled into the wind shape foundation, yes. >> yes and i tell you something else, sweetheart i bet that sucker don't pay the percentage that we pay on our taxes. >> yeah. >> he probably rates up there with that d -- darn mitt romney. >> you almost slipped. >> i know darling. i got to watch this old heifer mouth. >> i love them. [ applause ] >> back with alan grayson and much more as we continue on the "stephanie

beck. nice to visit with you again. he has called itself already of cloud. that is appropriate since today polls show more americans than ever say they get their news from comedians like johntewart and stevenson will bear. a bad thing? a bad thing? that's nex so... [ gasps ] these are sandra's "homemade" yummy, scrumptious bars. hmm? i just wanted you to eat more fiber. chewy, oatie, gooeyness... and fraudulence. i'm in deep, babe. you certainly are. [ male announcer ] fiber one. ry and deep, babe. you certainly are. abigail higgins had... ...a tree that bore the most rare and magical fruit. which provided for their every financial need. and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, their tree had given its last. but with their raymond james financial advisor, they had prepared for even the unthinkable. and they danced. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. ♪ john: where did you get your news? cable tv in the internet gives us more options. more americans say they get their news from comedians like john stewart and steven colbert and people like greg but felt. he has been hosting a 3:00 a.m. show on fox news colorado for the past five years. co-host of the five. so

beck. t you think he is a good historian are keeping to take things out of context with letters he uses to promote his ideas, such as a letter with john adams and thomas jefferson discussing the holy spirit. he presents that he will read part of the letter from adams and he makes it sounds like he supports it, but if you continue to read the letter, he's making fun of people. >> kind of like the jefferson letter on establishment. i'm a history major. i'm the kind of guy who rather read a history book and do anything else. i think he is about 80% right. i think he is suggesting that these people were orthodox christians. to be honest, it doesn't really matter. one dealt find out, hopefully. i don't think it matters as much as these men and women had christian moral views. whether christian -- whether jefferson was a christian or not is irrelevant. if you read the declaration, he accepted the world of view of christianity. that is what shape this country. who knows. he could have changed. he could of change from his deathbed. these people sometimes go through phases. i suspect you go to toss for your faith is stronger. there are times g