kurt, what is your take on this?> well, diedre, it's not a matter of if hillary did something wrong. hillary violated federal law. there's literally no question if during my 27 years in the army of which i had a top secret clearance, i had done anything remotely like that. i would not bewaring a suit and tie, i would be wearing striped pajamas, making big rocks into little ones at a prison. deirdre: people are saying, listen, she may, in fact, face criminal charges from this. what about the this idea, though, kurt i have to come back on that playing devils advocate with the idea that the material was not classified when she sent it. >> oh, that's simply anonymous. it was -- you know, you don't have to stamp classified on something for it to be classified. just because you have one of your minions copy it top of a classified system and e-mail it to you in the clear doesn't somehow unclassify it. this was so wrong that, you know, when i talked to other professionals in the military intelligence community about this, we

kurt klein died at the age of 81. he describes how as an interrogat interrogator, he questioned hitler's driver who described hitler's final days. first, leslie swift from the holocaust museum discusses the origins and purposes of their oral history collection. >> my name is leslie swift, and i am the chief of the film oral history and rounded sound branch here at the museum. that's a newly formed -- or nully amalgamated branch. >> what is the purpose of this branch? >> the branch is intended to collect similar types of media together. audiovisual types of media. so recorded sound, archival film and of course oral histories. >> how long have oral histories been collected by the museum? >> we have been conducting oral histories on our own productions since 1989 in preparation of the opening for the museum. and we have also been collecting oral histories from other sources. so not museum created oral histories from a somewhat later time. >> what was the motivation behind the oral history project? >> the oral history pro

he spent part of his off-season with kurt warner on becoming a better pocket packs -- passer. >>reporter: alongside us is kurt warner and he will do the national radio call and i know the certain quarterback that wears number 7 and i guess you'll be eyeballing him a lot? >> no question about it, we got to work together in the off- season and he's a great young kid that works is that often wants to be great. i am hoping that something i do can help him out on the field. >>reporter: what mechanically will you look for? >> we worked on maintaining and being comfortable in the throwing position. at least he is hopeful when he's outside the pocket and moving and making plays but in the national football league you have to be able to take what we call layups in the quarterback position. you're comfortable in the pocket and you're able to read those plays. those plays that are out there that are easy you have to be able to make those as a quarterback. >>reporter: if he does you can be like hey, i did that. >> it's all about him, if you see strengthen the football field it's because h

he is tied with donald trump, kurt, in iowa right now at 23%. and he isn't on tv 24 hours a day like donald trump is. so what is ben carson doing right? >> well, you know, ben carson is a great american, john. i love ben carson. i think he's wonderful. his character, his class. he has so much to offer america and he has so much to offer outside of washington. okay? we need him out in the popular culture using his example to change our culture. what we need in washington right now is a conservative president with a killer instinct who will disassemble and pull out root and branch the liberal establishment that's been put in there by barack obama. >> van, just in 20 seconds or less, kurt's reference to the outside here, nonpolitical people going in, how does that play in the republican race? is there a candidate? is it bernie sanders who benefits from this urge for an outsider? >> absolutely. bernie sanders is riding a massive wave right now. i think the democratic establishment should be worried. if you are an elected official ordinarily, that gi

. >> rick: so kurt busch will get four tires. would it be an advantage for anyone else to come to pit road now? they were only on pit road four laps ago and only two laps under green. >> steve: i think at this point you're going to stay out. anybody in the top 25, you've worked hard for the track position. inside the fuel window. tires are important but they're not important enough to come this soon. >> rick: running third. and the 78 got in the back of him. >> steve: got in there too deep. 41 lifted too early. you see the brake rotors going on the 78. he misjudged how the 41 was going to slow down. >> rick: kyle larson's vantage point. he had to also check up hard on the brakes to avoid running into the back of martin truex jr. carl edwards in the yaris 19 taking the low line to try to clear everyone. a smoke screen put out by the 41 of kurt busch. dave. >> martin truex talking to his crusade i had no idea he was going to slow down that fast. i just ran him over. >> steve: you described that like you've done it. mr. burton. >> r

. >> rick: so kurt busch will get four tires. would it be an advantage for anyone else to come to pit road now? they were only on pit road four laps ago and only two laps under green. >> steve: i think at this point you're going to stay out. anybody in the top 25, you've worked hard for the track position. inside the fuel window. tires are important but they're not important enough to come this soon. >> rick: running third. and the 78 got in the back of him. >> steve: got in there too deep. 41 lifted too early. you see the brake rotors going on the 78. he misjudged how the 41 was going to slow down. >> rick: kyle larson's vantage point. he had to also check up hard on the brakes to avoid running into the back of martin truex jr. carl edwards in the yaris 19 taking the low line to try to clear everyone. a smoke screen put out by the 41 of kurt busch. dave. >> martin truex talking to his crusade i had no idea he was going to slow down that fast. i just ran him over. >> steve: you described that like you've done it. mr. burton. >> r

kurt, let me go to you. i don't think you're going to love. >> ask it anyway. >> when you look at the cnn poll, more than half of those polled thinks trump is going to win the nomination. is there any point, as a conservative, to where you throw your arms up and say, okay, i will do whatever i can to help this man, donald trump? >> absolutely. like trump himself, i'm committed to support the republican candidate. >> you just called him an idiot. >> i'd rather have an idiot than a monster like hillary clinton who wants to destroy my country and bring it down into the abyss. donald trump is so far ahead of hillary and that socialist clown friend of hearse that it's not even close. in fact, there's guys that i would go for behind donald trump, for instance, jeb bush. if we're going to destroy the republican party, let us do it by somebody who is not really a republican. >> and i heard the whoa on the phone. >> my question is, how can you sit there and say he's not really a republican? any of these guys who can

none of the other guys care about that. >> kurt, you want to respond?s hugely important that he supports veterans, that's good. but is this a guy we trust with the lives of our soldiers in his hands with his finger hovering over the button? i'm not sure he has the e emotional readiness to do it. he seems to e react with anger rather than thought. malice rather than cunning, that worries me because the lives of american men and women in uniform are the most important thing, as i know you agree. >> i do, but who else has that? rick perry was the only one with military experience. >> we'll leave it. thank you both so much. remember, please join us here live on cnn, all the action tomorrow night. the main event starts at 8:00 eastern here on cnn. >>> coming up next, while donald trump was holding his rally in dallas, hundreds of latino activists were marching in protest. the theme of that one, dump the trump. oneover the rally's leaders will join me, next. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than th

. >> rick: so kurt busch will get four tires. would it be an advantage for anyone else to come to pit road now? they were only on pit road four laps ago and only two laps under green. >> steve: i think at this point you're going to stay out. anybody in the top 25, you've worked hard for the track position. inside the fuel window. tires are important but they're not important enough to come this soon. >> rick: running third. and the 78 got in the back of him. >> steve: got in there too deep. 41 lifted too early. you see the brake rotors going on the 78. he misjudged how the 41 was going to slow down. >> rick: kyle larson's vantage point. he had to also check up hard on the brakes to avoid running into the back of martin truex jr. carl edwards in the yaris 19 taking the low line to try to clear everyone. a smoke screen put out by the 41 of kurt busch. dave. >> martin truex talking to his crusade i had no idea he was going to slow down that fast. i just ran him over. >> steve: you described that like you've done it. mr. burton. >> r

secretary-general be kurt wald heim who made one of the invitations which brought the pope to americamost of his day would be devoted to the ideals and hopes of the united nations. on the way into the headquarters after the crowds the pope has seen his first year, now the americans. into new york, america's melting pot city, ethnic neighborhoods from all corners of the earth. at the u.n., he met vlad heim's staff and walked through the headquarters garden before his speech to the general assembly. >> after the speech, he left the u.n. headquarters for a brief lunch at the residence of the vatican's u.n. observer on the upperet eastside. police estimate some 5 million people will see him in person, a security headache around the pontiff. this afternoon the fbi acting on apparent threat to kill the pope seized guns and ammunition in a new jersey house and broadcast sub descriptions of suspects. back in the general assembly this afternoon, he met the staff of the u.n., the importance of who is work for peace he praised. they welcomed him as one of their own. then from the u.n., the pope

. >> so then, kurt, we have heard him say it before. was a failed ceo and here i am this billionaire, successful businessman, which is resinating with a lot of americans. but on the flip side, when you look at his policies, it's not a traditional conservative republican in the sense that he's talked about wanting to raise taxes on the wealthy. he was talking to cbs and his quote was hillary and jeb are controlled by the hedge fund guys and wall street guys. how is a billionaire winning the populous vote right now? >> to me it's mind boggling. i prefer my republicans to actually be republicans and to have never, ever voted for barack obama. something that donald trump did. the problem with donald trump is i don't know what he's going to do from day-to-day. one day he's talking about taxing carried interest deductions for hedge fund guys. that's not a big deal. but the next day he's saying i want to deport all the illegal aliens. then i want to keep some. then i want to fund planned parenthood. this guy doesn't have an ideology. e he has

kurt: we watched the first half and even the fort worth three quarters, i thought he struggled. missed some throws heormally makes and then on the last drive, he looks good, there's velocity on the ball and he puts the ball where it needs to be. i think i'm leaving with more questions than i had. i'm trying to figure out why some balls don't look anything like peyton and other balls he throws look like the peyton manning we expect. why such a disconnect from one pass to another? but hey, he bounced back in the bad plays and made some great ones down the stretch. >> the broncos took advantage of five takeaways. peyton manning started off slow. they were down 14-0 but all of a sudden got a couple of turnovers. but you can't give a hall of fame quarterback five extra possessions. sooner or later he's going to get you. michael: this kid, demaryius thomas, the last mays he made, going up and getting that football. he went up and made plays when rich: later on the "the mazda postgame show" emmanuel sanders will visit us. for the moment, let's go back to arrowhead. finish. jim: no ques

this happens more than you think so we have in our studio kurt who is an expert. >> thank you for having me. so it's more common than you think. today over $42 billion of unclaimed money. >> there's a website you can go to write. >> absolutely. unclaimed.calm as well as a missing money.com are two great resources to go to to find out if you do have a claim. if you file the claim and paperwork. if paperwork. if your claim for someone who has passed away and maybe as a long-lost error of the violinist you have to show documentation in a death certificate. question mark any relative can make a claim for the state >> if you feel you are this arriving air you can go as long as you can prove that. you'll have have to have the nester documentation. >> so i'm kinda thinking about it now. there two things guaranteed in life they'll say, death and taxes. i'm fine with that, i'm okay with that. but what i'm not okay you spend your whole life paint tax and they're going to die and you anyway. >> i'm often asked by clients and individuals who needs a will? the answer is virtually everybody. if you ha

now you have to play kurt for he rest of the game and knock on wood. but for now it's colt for thursday. the forgotten quarterback, how is he doing? kind of st going to keep my reaction to myself. just want to show up every day and put a smile on my face and e the best version of myself that i can be. got a great team here. the guys room are awesome. respect my t i coaches. >> can we talk baseball? nats on the road tonight. the st. louis cardinals. left the game in the third inning but good things did appen in the third like ryan center.n solo shot to it's tied 5-5 going into the inning. >> old fans took a look back at greatness. guy, cal ripkin jr., he threw out the first pitch. he still believes that a player will come along 1 day to break his record. decades later someone will come close for at least another decade. baseman owns baseball's longest active streak at 132 games. and then the game, not so good for the o's. catcher's j.p. and aron with the blast at deep center gone.'s two run shot and he had six downward d spiralling losing 12 of the last

. >> is that what it is, kurt? we set it up.ct that it really didn't work for romney, his affluence. it was really perceived as a negative. but it's working for donald trump. scottie says he's celebrating it. is it more than that? >> no. you know, brooke, i love that donald trump is rich. i think that's the only real thing i like about this guy. i mean, admittedly we started out a little different. his dad gave him a $200 million business and i started out mopping toilets at a carl's jr. in california. my concern about -- >> slight difference. >> does he understand small business owners like me? does he understand people who aren't billionaires but kind of want to be millionaires. >> absolutely, kurt. >> scottie, respond to that. >> kurt, the difference to that is, he hasn't always had it easy, as his opponents will point out. his businesses have taken a tank. his father told him, don't go invest in new york city and trump said, nope, i'm going to go out on my own. i'm going to do it. it worked for him. the biggest difference is

kurt wagner from rico.nk you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >>> forbes calling donald trump's own income into question. now trump has his own message for forbes. hear it from the color candidate himself, next. >>> and uber is under fire all across europe. from amsterdam to paris. the ride-sharing company facing major headwinds overseas. we'll bring you up to speed later. we're back in two here on "the closing bell." >>> donald trump coming in at number 121 in the forbes 400 richest americans list. john harwood did sit down with the gop presidential hopeful to talk about his net worth. it's this week's "speak easy." can't wait to see it, john. >> kelly, "forbes" magazine says that donald trump is worth less than half of the $10 billion he claimed when he started his campaign. donald trump told me they're wrong. take a listen. i read this morning that you're a $4.5 billion man. >> okay, fine. where? >> in "forbes." >> okay. what do you think of their list? >> well, i think their list -- number one,

but as kurt gregory reports, some will live on forever. >> reporter: born in 1925 in st. louis, a childhood friend gave him the nickname yogi, saying the young berra resembled a hindu holy man. yogi dropped out of school in the eighth grade to help support his family and signed with the new york yankees in 1942 for $500. during world war ii he joined the u.s. navy, took part in the d-day invasion and served in the european theater before returning home. berra was a catcher with clout. he led the yankees in rbi for seven straight seasons and hit at least 20 home runs in ten straight seasons. a three-time mvp his yankee teams won 14 pennants and 10 world series titles. berra was even behind the plate for don larson's perfect game in 1956. an extremely popular personality, berra was known for yogiisms. >> it's not over until it's over. >> reporter: that led to rolls as a pitchman in tv commercials. >> and they give you cash, which is just as good as money. >> reporter: he coached and managed several teams including the yankees and mets and was elected to baseball's hall of f

kurt: the offense played well. erin: quarterback kirk cousins did not turn the ball over. 203 yards andith a touchdown, but he praised the offensive line, open things up for running backs alfred morris and rookie running back matt jones, combined for 182 yards of the offense's 373 yards total. i was just feeding off that, his energy. we had a great energy. football, i: pro think that is the blueprint for the most successful teams. very few successful teams are throwing 70 times per game. erin: last season, the ram shut out the redskins 24-0. coach gruden says this is a different team. it's a different feel from last year? >> absolutely, we are going in the right election. erin: but when you talk about the keys to the victory, don't forget about the defensive line. >> every time we go on the field, we playoff each other because we surround each other. it is a family atmosphere. erin: if the defensive line is the family, perhaps newton is the father, the veteran is the leader. -- he the defensive lot bought the defen

well, this week and for the foreseeable future for the washington redskins it's kurt cousins. he gets to start sunday at home against the dolphins and right now all eyes are on cousins. >> biggestening is he can't feel -- biggest thing is he can't feel like the weight of the world is on his shoulders. he has to rely on defense to help him out, play the position and have fun. >> i feel like i've grown a lot as a player. i've had some experiences now and getting those under my belt i think will serve me well going forward. >> reporter: just a week ago there was discussion that rg3 still had a chance to be the starter, but cousins showed in training camp and preseason that he was steady and deserved the starting gig and maybe one of the reasons the team is going with cousins is because of his visibility to lock in on the task at hand. >> i don't feel a distraction in the building. the distraction is if i turn on the tv, answer my phone, get on twitter. the distraction is -- and as long as i'm in the building working hard ignoring the noise, even if there is something on the outsi

denny ham lynn, jeff gordon, kurt busch for the lead going on to win the race for the lead and take overlace in the point standings. play off in golf and nascar. way to go for football. fun for the raiders. >> we are just two weeks in. >> glor: francis and fidel, the pope meets cuba's former president and the current one as the u.s. awaits a big arrival this week. secretary of state john kerry says the u.s. will up the number of refugees allowed in. >> i am a real person. >> glor: hillary clinton defends herself against criticism she's out of touch. >> good morning, everybody. >> glor: and sunday school with jimmy carter. the overwhelming support for a former president following his cancer diagnosis. it was history in havana today as pope francis met with fidel castro and celebrated mass in revolution square, whe t

alfred morris on the ground over 100 yards and tight end jordan reed grabbing a touchdown throw from kurtousins? now that's something to build on. >> it's something our offense should really feel good about it. if you are going to feel good about a loss, rushing for over 100 yards is something positive to build off. >> he moved the football well, ran the ball well, was really pleased the way our offensive line played against a good front. that's something we're going to see as a positive going through this season. >> you can't expect to win every nfl game. we have to capitalize on those turnovers and find a way to finish. >> we knew we were going to be tough up front. i think we stepped up to the challenge. we ran the ball well. i think it was some self- inflicted wounds with the penalty that held us back. >> reporter: some tough news, wide receiver deshawn jackson, is going to be out three to four weeks with a bad hamstring, so yup, somebody will have to step in for him against the st. louis rams on sunday. >> reporter: losing jackson, a real tough blow for this team. they lose their dee

kurt cousins and his team will put the final pieces of their game plan together for sunday's opener. >> we feel like he's got the tools to be a very successful quarterback. now it's just a matter of going out there and him showing he can do it on a consistent basis. >> it's that ability to make the right decision in a split second, is it the time to dump it off or throw it away or take it? those desperate decisions make a great quarterback from >>> that is all for us at 7:00. >> we'll be back at 11:00. make it a >>> sandra bullock out with her new man. details on her double date with jennifer aniston. >> sandra was close to brian. he was very handy. >> inside sandra's night out. we have eyewitness details. >> they walked out arm and arm together. >> our mission is to make a healthy environment for our kids. >> jessica alba under fire again. two class action lawsuits in one week. what she's saying today about claims her honest company lied. >> plus, vanessa williams on her pageant return. details on those nude photos. >> people feel that the pageant had done me wrong. >> what the reig

kirt chilling gets the drivers ready -- kurt schilling gets the drivers ready. now, harvick, leading 216 of the 300 laps ran out of gas. ran out of gas allowing kepbs eugt to take the lead and go on for his 5th win of the year. kenseth to take the lead and go on for his 5th win of the year. >>> all right, thank you, dennis. thank you. >>> thanks for watching. we have a special two hour season premiere of "60 minutes" next. brian wants to enlighten us on the moon. >> we do. we are taking it -- hardly any of it left as we are a few minutes away from super moon centering totality. we will see you back here at 11:00. happy viewing ,, captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> rose: you're much talked about in america. there's much conversation, more so than any... >> ( translated ): maybe they have nothing else to do in america but to talk about me. >> rose: he seemed relaxed and ready to talk about everything when we met vladimir putin last week, and we asked him a lot of questions about himself... some have called you a czar. >> so what? you

kurt felt the tremors east of the chilean capital. >> the buildings start todz shake more and -- started to shake more and more. the elevator started to rattle a bit. and everybody realized we were in an earthquake. >> reporter: dozens of smaller aftershocks rattled the country throughout the night after the initial 8.3 magnitude quake. [foreign language] >> reporter: tsunami waves caused flooding along the chilean coast. what's left of these buildings show the extent of the destruction. more than a million people were forced for evacuate their homes. the quake sparked a tsunami advisory for hawaii and 300 miles of california's coastline. the coast guard says they are seeing increased swells up to about a foot and choppy conditions. still not things that are completely out of the ordinary for southern california this time of year. police are asking swimmers and surfers to stay out of the water. kris van cleave, cbs news, manhattan beach, cal came.-- >> california. >> chile has seen some of the largest earthquakes in history because of its location. >>> coming up it appears general motors

there, kurt moline test-fired moeller's rifle into a 600-gallon water tank. >> and i shoot in one endnd the bullets hit the water and they slow down and they drop to the bottom, and then i vacuum those up with a hose. >> he took the test-fired bullet and compared it to slugs recovered from ken maclennan's body. >> the lands and grooves did not match up. a closer examination showed why. a borescope, a fiberoptic magnifier, revealed a series of abnormal scratches on the inside of the gun barrel. >> the scratches appeared to be fresh. they had scratched through the blueing, which would have been applied at the factory. >> someone had scratched the inside of the barrel for the purpose of preventing a ballistic examination. so, the next step was to compare the spent shell casings from the scene to the casings from the test firing, looking at unique marks made by the firing pin as it struck the bullet. they were identical. also inside the barrel was a small drop of blood. dna testing proved the blood was ken maclennan's. >> it made sense based on the soot on the hand that mr. maclennan had

tonight he'll start at quarterback playing the entire game because kurt cousins is slated to start the regular season. the team obviously doesn't want him to get hurt. robert griffin is still going through concussion protocols, so it will be cult mccoy going the entire way who had been the forgotten man for most of the camp, but not tonight. >> i love to compete, so i will go out there and play with the guys out there. hopefully throw the ball up and down the field and finish the preseason on the high note. >> all right good news for a team that could use it. cleared of any wrong doing. all surfaced on the instagram and twitter accounts with the allegations that it was caused by them finding nothing on those claims. the fourth pre-season game, and a full wrap up tonight at 11:00, back to you. >> the redskins open up the regular season in the first ten days when they host the miami dolphins. redskins will hold a moment of silence in memory of the tv crew shot and killed last week in roanoke. adam ward was an avid redskins fans as they tweeted out their condolences to both ward and aliso

well, keep your eye on the quarterback as he is suppose to play the entire game, and that is because kurt cousins is the starter. and that they will be going through the construction protocol, which is the way they will shape out here tonight. mccoy has been the forgotten man, but not tonight. >> i love to compete, so i'll go out there and just play with the guys that are out there. hopefully that it will be thrown up and down the field annid fish the preseason on a high note. >> reporter: all right, good news for the team that could use it. cleared of any wrong doing in those domestic violence allegations over the summer that you remember in june and a woman with bruises on her arms, cuts on her lips surfaced on the twitter accounts by allegations that were caused by him as they found no substance to those plans. all right, now back to the life story from yesterday. that story was so shocking and that a lot of people around here, they thought it was fake. i said earlier that in the day that covering this team, it could be somewhat exhausting. and this is awesome for fans too as we talked

that's the amount of brake pressure he's putting on it trying to avoid kurt busch. you don't like to get run over from behind. you know when it wasn't on purpose it matters. it will make him feel better about it. >> rick: dave. >> rodney childers, appears to be going to plan. what is kevin telling you about the car. >> car has been pretty good. we tightened it up too much to start the race. we've had to free it up as the race went on. pretty close right now. he's done a good job all night. hopefully we can see what happens at the end with these cautions. hopefully we have enough tires. >> marty. >> paul wolfe. how has it been for brad? >> lost some position a few runs back. trying to keep up with the track and manage tires. it's been a battle tonight with the cautions. pretty happy with the miller high life ford. >> tire management has been mentioned many times. >> rick: our crew chief managed it at the top of the show. important to manage the limited number of tires you have. brad keselowski choosing the inside line for the restart. kevin harvick will start on his

. >> sirens echoed as hundreds ran into the streets of santiago, kurt, felt the tremors, in nevada, 40 miles east of the chile ann capitol. >> the building started to shake, shake little more, and more, and the elevator started to rattle a bit. and everybody realizes we were in a earthquake. >> dozen of smaller after shocks rattled the country throughout the night after the initial 8.3 magnitude quake. >> you know what ... >> tsunami waves caused flooding along the chile ann coast, what's left of the buildings show the extent of the destruction. more than million people were forced to evacuate their home. the quake sparked a tsunami advisory for hawaii and 300 miles of california's coastline, the coast guard says they're seeing increased swells up to about foot and choppy conditions, still, not things that are completely out of the ordinary for southern california this time of year. police are asking swimmers, and surfers, to stay out of the water. chris van cleve, cbs news, manhattan beach california. >> there is a new deal in place to resolve the criminal investigation into how gener

cruising along until the fifth inning when he allowed solo homerun to the mets, and two run shot to kurt ills. phils loaded the bases in the ninth. they could not get the runs they needed. mets with 13-one. >> the eagles are working on short week of practice. they play the jets in north jersey this thursday in the last time i believe the pre-season. offensive lineman lane johnson number 65 hurt his knee in the greenbay game last saturday. but the team says he should be fine. kicker code ' marquis is nursing a injury, but the birds brass say he'll be okay. kick owe was the scratch with a knee injury. coach kelsey not sure fell ' play against the jets. >> would you like to see kik play thursday night? >> evaluate everybody after tuesday's session, and make a determination what we will do. not if i want someone, it is what someone can go. >> and the eagles have more cuts coming up. they did make the first rounds sunday. kinny was the quarterback trying to make the team as a wide receiver. right now the birds roster stands at 78 players. they need to cut three more players before 4:00 this a

starting bgov.com kurt cousins has a tough task. -"usa today" reports it will be colt mccoy the second string quarterback and not robert griffen. the skins hosting the dolphins on wusa 9 from fedexfield. kickoff 1 p.m. >>> and game on game day. a new show debuting at 11:30 this morning right here on wusa 9. hosted by kristen berset, featuring a cast of thousands. it's going to be a fun show. don't miss it. >>> thousands of terp fans were forced from byrd stadium saturday because of the threat of dangerous weather. maryland game was suspended at halftime. the threat of lightning forced mandatory evacuations. the game ask resume. maryland went on to get crushed. 48-27 by bowling green. wow. >>> okay. you can celebrate adams morgan today during the street festival. it's the 37th year of the celebration. it starts at noon. still to come on wusa 9 when you need help cutting the cords. those sky high cable bills. lesli foster has a solution for you in today's consumer alert. coming up next, we will hear what james blake says about being t

and there is kurt cousins. taking those first team reps, getting ready for the dolphins.has their 53-man roster set. today the team's first workout. practice is getting focused now, miami specific. whether they are ready or not, here comes the regular season. >> i take a look at the board that we need to be better. so once we understand that, you know, you build the foundation and that is what the pre-season is all for and now it's time to put the group together. >> all around there they are a good team to be a good test, but i will put my money on them today. >> all right, some serious stuff now. that the georgetown football player suffered a broken neck during last night's opening game. that he underwent surgery last night in pennsylvania and the school telling 9 sports that they are rooting for them. robert griffin, we didn't talk about him. still awaiting clearance to play. but the doctor who originally saw the concussion coming under some scrutiny. former lsu player was also seen. as you can look at these tweets, excuse me. but yeah he calls that doctor a quack and s

. >> jason hatcher, pierre garcon, alfred morris, kurt cousins, got a -- kirk cousins, it's cool my teammate came down to help out. >> the blitz foundation helps children and families in need across the greater d.c. area. >>> stick around, friends, because first lady michelle obama is a guest on stephen colbert focusing on education, a training program, community college or for four year university. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> it's fall and we'll get some fall-like weather. >> we are. first we have to go through some storms. on our gash garden -- 3-degree guarantee we went 83 degrees today. now 45 of the last 48 days. we're going 81 tomorrow, even a little warmer. we talked about this earlier. this was a tropical depression. now it is tropical storm joaquin about 400 miles to the northeast of the central bahamas moving southwest right now, but it's going to change direction. it will move west a while. it's never going to reach hurricane force winds. by thursday it's still well off the coast of florida and not any problem. then we

. >>> turkish national assists that attacked the headquarters of the pro kurt dish people's democraticty, the angry crowd are protesting against rekent is attar by kurdish rebels. demonstrators accused them of being the armed wing of the p.k.k. some offices completely gutted by fire. meanwhile, at least 14 turkish police officers have been killed and two wounded in a box attack on a mini bus in the eastern province of adair. they are blaming the p.k.k. on sunday kurdish rebels killed 16 soldiers and wounded six others. the prime minister has vowed to wipe out the p.k.k. >> translator: we will be cleared of the terrorists, whatever it takes we will be cleared. our nation should trust its government and state. i ask your support for the strug that would we are engage gagedea calm manner. >>> it looks like president obama has enough votes for the iran nuclear deem. republican senators were hoping to block the deal. here is kimberly halkett. >> reporter: after a five-week recess the u.s. senate was back in session and almost immediately began debating the merits of the agreement with iran

host: in massachusetts, kurt is on the line for independents. caller: thank you for taking my call. a wonderful conversation this morning. i have some specific points. diluted by the things you addressed. schoolout from a cap at and have that education. recovering a catholic because when i look at the scripture, which i have done seriously, when i listen to this lady, i find it a bit disingenuous that the pope was the center and not the sin. -- loves the center and not be sin. it is a bit hypocritical to me. the woman says she draws most of didcatholicism from jesus most of it was written by paul, who never met jesus and rested the church from jesus's teachings. thank you very much for everything and have a good day. host: i will let you respond. guest: a couple of things. the vatican's objection to those people who are part of president obama's welcoming committee is not because there is something wrong with the pope associating with those people. vaticane fact that the says this is a situation ripe for political manipulative. that is a sense for political endorsement. that is a po

. >> head coach kurt ramler got to know her. >> and i was like, wow, here's an incredibly intelligent person who knows her football. i wonder if she could help the team in other ways. >> get it going! >> reporter: so ramler offered her a job on his staff. she is a nun. does that require some sort of adjustment? >> um, well, i don't swear as much as most football coaches, i guess. >> there's my favorite. >> reporter: on game days, she hands out the prayer she's written for the team. >> this is yours to keep forever and ever. >> reporter: she works with the practice squad and the kickers, including freshman donovan blatz. do you ever talk to her about things that don't have anything to do with football? >> oh, year, all the time. she always asks about my girlfriend, about my family, see how they're doing. >> i do get my hug? >> reporter: her rapport with these young men is clear. >> gud luck, good luck, good luck. >> isn't it awesome they get to do-- i get to pray and be a football coach. that's pretty cool. >> who's father. >> our father. >> reporter: and she's pretty good at both. dea

kurt gregory, nbc news. >>> and you've got to love those yogiisms. >>> last night it was donald trump after hours, if you will. just after 10:00 p.m. eastern he launched yet another attack on fox news' megyn kelly. he tweeted do you ever notice that lightweight megyn kelly constantly goes after me? when i hit back it's totally sexist. she's highly overrated. a few minutes later, i think megyn kelly should take another eleven-day unscheduled vacation. in an interview that will air this sunday on "60 minutes" trump defended his recent response to the anti-muslim comment by an audience member at a rally. >> here you had a bigot -- >> that wasn't -- >> you could have slapped down. >> you don't know that. i mean he asked a question. you don't know that he's a bigot. >> a problem in this country and isthmus limbs. >> well, let me ask you this. you said there's a problem in this country and it's muslims. i love the muslims and many, many friends. people living in this building muslims. they're phenomenal people. but like everything else, you have people where there are problems. now, we can

louis defense is jack right now, which raises the question, despite kurt throwing two picks in the lastgame, they lost to the miami dolphins. >> overall i think he managed the game, moved our team and we needed to. we just didn't make enough plays for him and it was unfortunate. our guys played hard and competed. i think everybody can play better. gamel good about his first and where he is going as a pro. >> nba players have a rigorous workout. 10 euros, it is different, or is it? our alex parker got to meet him today. cutler.ame is know what tler.ah cu >> when did you start playing who? >> when i was eight. >> he picked quicken has not put it down since. our three hours a day every day. >> his videos have gone viral. 37,000 followers on instagram. >> what is that like? >> i don't know, really. it is crazy. noah is homeschooled. his father says education comes first. much,think if it was too he would tell me. we don't really have to push him. >> this pint-size prodigy has become a hot commodity. >> people are constantly contacting us asking if he will wear their close or try out their p

. >> on a side note watch the documentary about kurt cobain. he actually didn't didn't come up with the title. it was his friend. >> ben: thank you and i think we have another song on the list to play on the way out. that doesn't for us. you will be at the world trade center tomorrow. >> yes we'll be covering the pope's visit. have a great thursday everybody maxx your thing at t.j.maxx with better brands, at prices that work for you. make each day a little better.

. >> reporter: head coach kurt ramler.o know her. >> here is a passionate person who knows her football. i wonder if she could help the team. >> reporter: so ramler offered her a job on his staff. she is a nun does that require some kind of adjustment. >> well i don't swear as much as most football coaches i guess. >> reporter: on game days she hands out the prayer she has written for the team. >> this is yours to keep forever and ever. >> reporter: she works with the practice squad and kickers including freshman donovan blatz. >> do you ever talk to her about things that don't have anything to do with football? >> all the time. my girlfriend. my family. see how they're doing. >> reporter: her rapport with the young men is clear. >> good luck. good luck. good luck. >> isn't it awesome that i get to pray and be a football coach. that's pretty cool. who's father? >> our father -- >> reporter: and she is pretty good at both. dean reynolds, cbs news, duluth, minnesota. >>> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this wednesday

. >> my name is kurt klein. i was born july 2nd, 1920. in a town called waldorf, which is very close heidelberg in germany. >> tell me about your parents and your family. >> well, i grew up in the post world war i era. of course those were really difficult times. and my parents were struggling to get along during this economic chaos that existed during those times. you may remember there was this very serious inflation. ludicrous in a sense, such as has never been seen before or sens sense. i believe that made it very difficult to carry on in anything at all. my father had a business made extremely difficult because of the economic conditions that existed after world war i. he was a broker for hops and tobacco and grain that he would buy from the farmers that lived in the town we lived in. and he -- and my mother helped him all she could. and of course they, along with so many others, were just struggling to exist in those days. but still you might say i grew up in a middleclass family. of course after going to elementary school in this t