deep to knowles. he comes down with it. a 42-yard touchdown. back come the yellow jackets. less than a minute to go. washington looks and finds dion hill. georgia tech on top 17-14 after driving down field hokies with the chance. six seconds. the 41-yard field goal. he has got it. it goes to overtime and the hokies have just won the game on a field goal. they win 20-17. >>> redskins now and about the only thing we know is the starting qb. the depth chart was released today but nothing is for sure until game time on saturday. it is interesting though. evan royster is on the top of the depth chart. alfred morse is at third. >> i'm looking forward to it. definitely excited about every time we have a game day. i work hard in the practice and the game day is a reward for your hard work on the week. the preseason doesn't matter. it's in the past now. looking forward to this first game. >> i guess i'm anxious too. i think i said saturday. of course everybody knows it's sunday in new orleans. morse is capable. the other two have starting experience. ♪ [ male announcer ] from our na

. >>> and happy birthday to singer, actress, and new mom beyonce knowles who turns 31 today. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and more as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. savannah guthrie reports live from north carolina where democrats are gearing up for their national convention. >>> and jamie lee curtis will be live in studio talking about her new children's book, "my brave year of firsts." >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. the day, today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

the fourth quarter, but logan thomas putting the hokies back on top, a 42-yard touchdown to dmitri knowles. it puts tech up after a georgia tech touchdown with 44 seconds, the hokies down three, three seconds left, cody jarnell sends it to overtime with his field goal. after a good-looking drive led by thomas and virginia tech it's jarnell again with a chip shot, 17 yards out, that's the game winner. he redeems himself. he missed an earlier one in the game. plays a hero, virginia tech holds on for the 20-17 win. >>> a little golf, final round of the deutsche bank championship up in boston. louis ust hazen, this tee shot on the par 4, fifth will cost him a couple of strokes, that's ugly, way off the fairway into the woods, double-boeing idea that. rory mcilroy back in the hunt with a share of the lead. capitalizing on a beauty of the par 4, 6th. mcilroy could tap that one in for birdie. moves into the outright lead at nine under. tiger woods, four strokes back, trying to make a move. his chip shot for birdie spins off the lip of the cup. finishes third at 18 under, becomes the first player

logan thomas throws it up the right side to knowles who comes down with a grab despite the penalty.s than a minute kevin washington from the shotgun with some time completes it to devin hills 10-yard for the score with 44 seconds left. virginia tech kicks a field goal on the last play of regulation. it went to overtime and virginia being it just won in o.t.20-17, nothing like a nail biter. >>> final round of the deutshe bank championship, tiger woods began six shot back and muscled it out of the rough on 7 and nearly gets it to fall with a tap-in birdie cards a 5-under 66th to finish 18-under in sixth place. rory mcilroy started the day three shots back, rory in total disbelief, going to bite down on his putter. so the door is open for 3rd round leader louie oosthuizen. he can force a playoff but doesn't make it either. so mcilroy wins by a stroke. it is the fifth pga tour win for the 23-year-old from northern ireland. that's all for sports, but the news edge will be right back. good night. >> the verizon verizon 4g lte sports desk brought to you by verizon 4g lte. who would you cho

new at 10:00, ktvu's knowle walk ser live in san josi, where local businesses are bracing for some tough times. >> reporter: it's official because on the nhl website, there are no pictures of current players on it at the moment. now on game day, downtown san josi is awash in sharks teal, but without any games to go to, some downtown businesses are bracing for a little less green. if you are waiting for the hp pavilion to transform into the shark tank, don't hold your breathe. the lockout means for now the ticket box is closed before we're very bummed out that we're looking at possibly half a season without hockey. >> reporter: henry hi life business relies on shark's fans' feeding frenzy. >>> a lot of us make our money on tips and we're not going to see that income coming in. >> reporter: this is time of year that empty tables should be elbow to elbow teal jerseys. the last nhl lockout was in 2004 and it trashed the entire hockey season. >> for them to do another lockout so soon is, i think really going to be detrimental to the fan-base. >> reporter: it means that the only sharks that wi

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president shirley knowles is a administration is not been economically effective. fact he gave himself an incomplete when asked to grade his overall performance. that may be generous with every economic category down big. with the folks paying $2 a gallon more to gas up. with the nation owing $16 trillion, incomplete seems to be a soft word. market is in trouble. politicians in both parties better recognize it examine do something about it or all of us will suffer big time in the years to come. we need unselfish leadership, abraham lincoln leadership, and we, we the people, need to recognize the truth. the bs has to walk. and that's a memo. in a moment, charles krauthammer will weigh in on the democratic national convention and how the media covered the republicans over the weekend. charles krauthammer moments away >> bill: continuing with cower torch, it's a safe bet to say the media will be kind tore the democrats. we asked charles krauthammer to monitor the national coverage and i have thoughts on my talking points memo. charles joins us from washington. so you'

him saying not an ally, not an enemy, and a lot of this is diplospeak, if you're not someone who knowlesake sense. you're the translator. explain it to us. >> president obama speaking, and when you hear it around the world you think, oh, egypt isn't our ally. he misspoke a little bit. egypt is considered, as you saw in the earlier hour, as spokesman of the state department said, a major non-nato ally. the u.s. has relations with countries. they don't have relations with governments. and you've seen in these things with syria, with libya, with all of these dictators that the u.s. helped get out say listen, we're allies of this country, we're not allies of any particular government. and so right now, i think what president obama was trying to do was send a message to the egyptian government of president mohamed mursi who was seen as kind of foot dragging a little bit in terms of helping the u.s. out, speaking out against these protests, helping protect facilities to say listen, we give you major support and that support is not guaranteed. but the u.s. is an ally of egypt. we'll just have t

a neuroscientist look like the brain -- looking at why the brain knowles right and wrong.eed to know these things. the tragedies we witness, and our politics, it's on the next list. take a look at this. >> i'm interested in neurolaw because it's really where the rubber hits the road in neuroscience. where we can link all the things we're learning about human behavior, how humans are different, and translate that into social policy. how we actually are running the system here. >> i'm david eagleman and i'm a neuroscientist. at some point there will be a crime committed like the virginia tech shooting or the columbine shooting or the aurora movie theater shooting and we will find that the perpetrator had a brain tumor. i'm not suggesting that any of those events were explained by brain tumors. but at some point that will happen and then society is going to have to deal with this very difficult question about this relationship between brain and behavior and this question of culpability. >> really interesting stuff. don't miss "the next list" the next time, next sunday, 2:00 p

did google say we're no longer licensing the if he can knowled technology to you?> that's not what we letterheam the google people. >> i wonder is this something steve jobs would have said, are you guys crazy, would he have said this is not ready to go? >> i would say that apple is confident they can get maps where it needs to be. it is a black mark to say it's not where it should be right now. >> what was the last thing, it was the wrong color or something? >> each time there's something. i don't think the iphone 4s had a controversy, but i can't imagine that ios 6 adoption, i think people who have trouble with stick with the google website instead. >> or not upgrade to the new phone or go with an android. that's the bigger risk. >> i don't think anybody today is worry that had people will switch to android because of the maps app. there are enough other solutions available. >> all right. gentlemen, thank you both very much. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, why ray dalio says you need to own gold right now. >>> a big shakeup in this year's rankings of the best u.s