fifty nine however a couple of flaws towards the end of the day and his hopes of achieving that mark anyway those birdies were enough for he wants to. andretti mcilroy also had a fantastic round including the shot of the day the twenty one year old holding his approach for eagle on the most difficult hill of the course the ninth and the irishman is now tied for third with simon dyson. meanwhile fans of long distance running will get more chances to see what was brightest stars on the biggest stage that's ethiopian legend haile gebrselassie decided not to retire just yet stated he will see it up for the twenty's wealth london olympics the thirty seven year old pulled out of the new york marathon with a need three earlier this month but the nine hundred ninety six and two thousand and big medalist now feels ready to go into and for some more prizes. you're. the one you want me to. see. you. right. now russian women's volleyball team have ended the season on the highest possible note by winning the world championships in japan and some of the players are already making plans for the future in

fifty nine but a couple of paws towards the end of the day and did his hopes of achieving that mark anyway those were days was enough for a one stroke overall rory mcilroy also had a fantastic round including the shot of the day these winds one year old hold his approach for eagle on the most difficult hell of the course and the irishman is now tied with simon dyson. now russian women's volleyball team have ended the season on the highest possible note by winning the world championships in japan and some of the players already making plans for the future you name it a cool of a who also was at the previous world championships has changed a club and is now targeting europe's top competition as well as gold the twenty twelve longer the lympics. i'd like to win the champions league this season that's why i have to cross the done and join to do not the most go to be able to win things like that i also want to win the national championships and of cool i dream of winning the olympics. over to martial arts now as there's been a series of waynes ahead of the battle of champions to take place just

oh, you will shoot the shows that nobody watches on one that's marked for death anyway. >> so now we know he doesn't know anything about television either. this is from an article that was in the hollywood reporter on september 27th. it quotes an analyst named matthew hairiggan at wonderlic. i can't confirm any of this. this is what a guy that analyzes the finances of tv for the benefit of investors has concluded. the abctv network is worth 1.2 billion. cnbc is worth $3.9 billion. msnbc is worth $2.6 billion. there is only one guaranteed conspiracy, glenn, the conspiracy to take money. >>> former house speaker, newt gingrich talking about boycotting any presidential debate if he didn't like the moderators specifically msnbc. when democrats objected to cnbc is worth $3.9 billion. msnbc is worth $2.6 billion. there is only one guaranteed conspiracy, glenn, the conspiracy to take money. >>> former house speaker, newt gingrich talking about boycotting any presidential debate if he didn't like the moderators specifically msnbc. when democrats objected to democrats appearing in a president

mark certainly implies here. the venezuelans, it seems, anyway, even though his support has gone down just as president obama's support has gone down--there's a lot of support for hugo chavez in venezuela. why should the united states be involved in being critical of his government or of the way that elections are held when it seems, anyway, that the popular will is being expressed by him being in power? >> i believe that the u.s. does not need to be involved in venezuela. it's one of the major problems. it's a problem of the venezuelans, and the venezuelans need to figure out how to solve their problems. their problems with hugo chavez--hugo chavez is not the major problem in venezuela. hugo chavez is the consequence of a bad government with hugo chavez and the consequences of--the people were telling the governments in venezuela before hugo chavez. when they took a president to jail because of corruption, then came a government that had the opportunity to solve some of those social problems and promised that--president caldera. and he just slipped under his own promise. and then chavez came in a time when people wan

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which marks the one hundredth anniversary of your great great grandfather's death was produced in a foreign country anyway. well i believe we should be grateful that they made this film. if we can do is shrug our shoulders and disappoint this great didn't get likewise. in his own homeland let's note koehler look at what tolstoy his last years of life really were in a report by spotlights in the dim media. in those final years dos too wasn't turmoil over his legacy and his life his estate is now a popular tourist attraction but it's serenity's deceptive the great writer and thinker was never quite at peace with himself agonizing over mistakes made during he's tumultuous youth and trying to come up with the ideal way of living tolstoy's later years were rebellion he challenged popular opinion by writing the critical as soon shakespeare where he dull to the playwrights literary merit he came up with his own vision of face and christianity and attacked religious dogmas the price he had to pay was high tolstoy was excommunicated from the russian orthodox church but that did not put off his supporters among tho

mark and for america. but that is totally within the rules. >> we're going to get criticized anyway.e might as well dance. for me, it's, you're right, honey, we might as well dance. >> reporter: clearly, controversy is something palin is used to. she's made no comments about this stinging rebuke from barbara bush on cnn. >> and i think she's very happy in alaska and i hope she'll stay there. >> reporter: no matter what, she seems to play well with the republican base. in the latest telling poll of primary voters, palin is in the lead. but in a head-to-head matchup with president obama, she fares the worst, trailing by 8%. mitt romney is actually polling ahead of the president right now. she might have to deal with that reality eventually, but for now, sarah palin is commanding her own reality. john berman, abc news, phoenix. >>> and coming up, why is our jake tapper talking to a turkey? wasn't my daughter's cabbage appetizer spectacular? [ man thinking ] i'm so stuffed with gas. ohh, noo, not that! not, not here! [ male announcer ] prevent uncomfortable gas moments with gas-x prevent

>> yes, but they may lose anyway if they're yiunited because the don't have 60 votes. they'll have mark kirk of illinois sworn in. democrats will only have 58% of the votes in the senate. they need republican help to get anything done. if they can't get the republican help, they can be totally united and not get done half of what they want. >> so some of the democrats have started going after the republicans. the republicans have been doing it for quite some time. the president seems to be in the middle. is that where the country wants him to be? is that a bad place for him to be? and how serious is that new war within the democratic party? let's bring you guys in. chris, let me start with you. is the internet civil war within the democrats that we're now talking about a good thing that that cig naales some democrats are willing to fight the republicans? >> i'm not sure it's a good thing. from my perspective, the american people sent a message, whether democrats want to hear it or not. there's a game of political chicken being played right now by both sides. that means smart politics to

anyway, the sports guys now have some familiar company at the top. sports director marks starting to extend the lead with 91 points. i am in second with 88 points. then meteorologist bernadette woods tied with stan saunders, 88 points. this week's big winner. bill moore of baltimore. he came closer to the score of 28 games. you can still sign up to play. all you have to do is come here. click on the banner at the top of the home page. >> and i noticed your bobble now has a little bubble. >> yes. >> move that paper down. >> yes. >> my bobble has a bubble. big winners, we say. >> yes. there you go. >>> ravens are back on the road sunday to face the carolina panthers. you can see the game live here at 1:00, here on wjz 13. >>> bobble in a bubble. >> that's it. >> we believe in conservation in global things here on wjz. >>> still ahead. crime scene at chuck e. cheese. the attack that has california parents concerned. >>> i'm bob turk in the first warning weather center. we'll have a look at this the chevy malibu was designed to catch the eye... but great design is also what

anyway, that's the pitch in this game of hard ball. at u.c. berkeley, markews, abc 7 news. >> if you want to help state cal sports, there is a link you can go to. it's at abc7news.com. and you can "see it on tv." the memorial state and this afternoon against washington state, stanford hosts number 13 tonight down on the farm. last night the warriors played the utah jazz hoping to stay undefeated at home. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. the warriors have started the season out nice. uns defeated at home and trying to stay that way against the utah jets. curry back in action after missing the last couple games with a sprained ankle. nobody there. hustling the loose ball. throws it up. beadrich eight points, 20 rebounds just before the half. time winding down. high off the window. a run by the warriors to win 40-39. special behind the back lefty to david lee doing his chin-ups on the rim. in transition spinning through the lane. nice finish. seth with 20. warriors now 4-1 with an 85-78 victory. still basks in

anyway. >> al: illegal touch off his foot. >> cris: pretty good job by mayo there. he almost knocked lewis into that ball. he didn't jump on it until it got to that 10-yard mark and gave lewis a shot and i think knocked him into the football. >> al: new england with a short field at the pittsburgh 41 yard line. green-ellis, the running back. they give it to him. a gain of about four yards. to the 36 yard line. three straight 300-yard passing games against the steelers. the second player to do that, brian sipe in '79 and '80. >> cris: don't you get the feeling the steelers defensively hate this style more than anything else? they like being in a phone booth and a fist fight and stopping the run and you get them all spread out and it's like they think it's almost not fair, like come fight me, come fight me! the patriots just aren't going toe-to-toe with them. >> al: a 402nd pass from brady. that will move the chains and take more time off the clock. >> cris: for troy polamalu, he takes a guess here. he is thinking run and he's going to come in there and it goes the opposite way. he is allowed to try to go figure it out on his own. that time, he went opposite. t

anyway. >> al: illegal touch off his foot. >> cris: pretty good job by mayo there. he almosknocked lewis into that ball. he didn't jump on it untilt got to that 10-yard mark and gave lewis a shot and i think knocked him into the football. >> al: new england with a short field at the pittsburgh 41 yard line. green-ellis, the running back. they give it to him. a gain of about four yards. to the 36 yard line. three straight 300-yard passing games against the steelers. the second player to do that, brian sipe in '79 and '80. >> cris: don't you get the feeling the steelers defensively hate this style more than anything else? they like beinin a phone booth and a fist fight and stopping the run and you get them all spread out and it's like they think it's almost not fair, like come fight me, come fight me! the patriots just aren't going toe-to-toe with them. >> al: a 402nd pass from brady. that will move the chains and take more time off the clock. >> cris: for troy polamalu, he takes a guess here. he is thinking run and he's going to come in there and it goes the opposite way. he is allowed to try to go figure it out on his own. that time, he went opposite. the

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mark on the english language. refudiate was chosen as one of the top words of 2012. also spill cam, vuvuzela, the noisy souvenir from south africa, and snowmagedden. anyway, people get the point, hopefully. >> it's one of those words that really kind of describes what you're experiencing. >> i forgot how bad it was now that we're almost a year away. >> bad in some areas of the country over the last few days, let's get a check of the weather headlines with rob marson know. >>> good morning, guys. no snow today, what you're seeing behind me, a lot of white, that is cloud cover and a lot of it across the eastern third of the country. that's got a lot of rain with it. a soggy start on this fall-like tuesday. and the rain stretches from maine down to the gulf coast. and the heaviest amounts of rain are down across the gulf coast again today. where we're seeing some potential for tornadoes. tornado watch in effect till 10:00 this morning for much of the florida panhandle including panama city. you see that cluster of storms rolling through there. even if we don't see tornadoes, we'll probably see thunderstorms that could produce straight-line winds of 50 to 60