matt: the brakes don't work! matt and digit: ahhhhh! matt and digit: ahhhhh! digit: i got it.coming! delete: hello? cyber delivery guy? it's me, mister delete. hello? where are you? good job, inez! inez: we're inez and jackie. motherboard sent us to rescue you. i am the fearless chef! i don't need to be rescued! we can see that. but let us do it anyway. hmmm. wonder what this is? delete: oh well, i guess nobody was there. inez: it's delete. come on! how rude. hey! hey, chef! where are you? digit: you dice and slice. i'll peel and puree the seaweed. it makes a great dressing! hacker: ah, nothing like a hot cup of cocoa to warm up the circuitry. cybersalad? uh, yeah, i want a fruit salad! yes! to go! chairman delicacy: weatherflash! big blizzard due to hit at 9:43! you must finish your salads by then or be snowed in forever! cybersalads? make it snappy! matt: snowed in by 9:43? it's already 9:27! and i still need to frappe the puree! how much time do i have? we know what time it is now, and we know what time we have to finish by. i'll just count the minutes in between. 9:27... 9

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now caridad to matt holliday. >> joe: comes right after him and i think so that's what he wants. a lot of teams feel that holliday doesn't handle the fastball in as well as he does a lot of the other pitches. >> jon: possible. >> joe: and back inside. >> jon: the possible winning run at second base and that one just a little bit off the corner. >> joe: and they set up inside and will pitch him saided in. >> steve: holliday questioned the first high fastball and we have seen todd tichenor call that. the fastball down looked like a pretty good pitch but didn't get the call. >> jon: schumaker at second, the man holliday is trying to get home. >> joe: and they are trying to stay in with the fastball. that one was out over the plate but they still feel if you have a good enough fastball, you can channel matt holliday. >> jon: the first half of the year when he was with obalgd, the frustration with oakland was that he was not able to catch up with the high heat. >> joe: that's what they think here. >> jon: and fouled back to the screen. >> joe: it's interesting that lou piniella would

i'm matt lauer. >> and i'm meredith vieira. matt, it appears that u.s. intelligence may have caught iran red-handed. >> that's right. president obama along with the leaders of britain and france set to accuse iran today of building a nuclear fuel plant and keeping that facility hidden for years. they'll demand that inspectors be allowed to conduct an immediate inspection. >> and let's get the details from nbc's chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. andrea, good morning to you. and just how significant is this latest information? >> reporter: oh, this is a very significant breakthrough, if correct. and every official is telling us that it is. the united states has long suspected iran was building a secret nuclear plant under ground, but u.s. officials now confirm that they have breached iranian security and have the evidence to prove it. although the plant is not in operation yet, the timeline is relatively short. officials say it could be operational next year. the president has already shared this intelligence with russia's president, and

matt schaub to andre johnson. wait a minute. houston shackled by the jets last week, not shackled anymore. >> that's why people think andre johnson is the best receiver in the league. those kinds of hands and that kind of footwork, the build, the speed, everything. >> now chris johnson. he's wide open. takes the quick sling from kerry collins and he's gone to the chagrin of your teammate gary kubiak. nobody there. 14-7, temperature. >> every now and then you miss a coverage. the quarterback sees it right away, i don't care what the play is, give it to him and let him go. >> 24-7, tennessee at home. they've got to put it away, matt stump the schaub. 21-14. now tied at 24-24. what? he goes inside. he's gone. 91 yards. chris johnson ran for 197, caught 87 more yards worth. tennessee leads 31-24. just seconds left in the third. and jacobi jones signals for a fair catch. tennessee is in business. jason mccourty has it but on a fair catch, like the infield fly rule. it's got to hit the ground first? >> he calls fair catch and he's got

that is matt wieters. trust me it is matt wieters as he is catching and you can't tell here. like -- >> gary: the 1-2 delivery down to first base. that wasn't -- i can tell you that! the orioles and the orioles' wives have teamed up with the maryland spca to create a very special souvenir, the 2010 orioles pet calendar. you'll enjoy 16 months of your favorite players, pets, lovable cats and dogs and the proceed also benefit the maryland spca. to get your orioles' pet calendar, visit orioles.com today. >> jim: only on masn do we -- you know, you cross train, we cross sport. i have never seen that. that is a terrific angle. i'm giving them all -- i don't know who shot that. >> gary: wouldn't that be a great gift? >> jim: i mean, that was unbelievable. look at this. >> gary: coming around the far side it is wieters on the outside and a strike taken. gip there we go. >> gary: a great shot that was great shot. >> jim: itch you come on friday night, you get the can cozy and then you get that shot. >> gary: people think they're going to come and get a vacation! [ laughter ] and that

here's matt winer. matt. >> time for the at&t, player of the week update.shing yards. and five touchdowns. text your mobile phone to cast your vote and win a chance at the national championship. >> mike: big win for them at 35-21. iowa, again in the hole. they'll start from the 16 yard line. wegher. back from the line of scrimmage, and no more. good play by a.j. eades. interesting to reed up on the players before the game. a.j. eades, is the only football player i ever heard of who wants to be an athletic director. >> craig: he might want to interview those guys to let them know that's not hey cushy job. he raised money for edds. and he got a chance. stanzi in a pocket, collapses around it. around the 12 yard line. earl mitchell. ricky l. moore went on the attack. >> craig: mike you get the feeling in this football game here if arizona wins it will not be offense. defense has to step up. mark stoops' brother, knows that. this defense better we wise enough to under that. >> mike: next turnover may decide the game if there is one. remember the last third and

both matt barkley and aaron corp took practice snaps yesterday. corp started for the injured barkley in that loss at washington on saturday. it wasn't difficult. matt had a great camp and spring. the way he can handle it and how good of a player he is. his competitiveness, he is ready to go. i am really excited for him and our football team. in the meantime we will get aaron right and well. he is almost there but not. it is matt's job. he is going to see how far he can take it. >> back with kirk herbstreit. u.s.c. with what seems like an annual deal now. they lose on the road. happened in washington saturday. aaron corp with a limited playbook didn't get a whole lot done and now he is sharing practice snaps with matt barkley. how much will the uncertainity at that particular position hurt the trojans national title hopes? >> they have to get barkley back in the lineup asap. i think building continuity is the number one challenge no matter who the quarterback is. that is not going to get it done with the schedule they have. i wouldn't be surprised

matt? >>> also ahead here from cowboys stadium, jenna bush hager joins us, and we've got much more ahead. but first, these messages and your local news. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i'm stan stovall. baltimore city police are searching for the person or persons who opened fire on four people in west baltimore. it happened it just after 12:30 this morning. one of the victims, an adult male, was shot several times in the side. all four victims were taken to hospital with what were described as minor injuries. >>> time for the morning commute and sarah caldwell. >> a few delays and accidents out there, but not too bad overall. one at pulaski highway and rosedale ave. and york road and wight avenue, watch for a crash there. backing down in the out of the west side. 25 miles per hour your average speed on the outer loop. he spent seven looking at delays towards 29. east -- down 70 looking at delays towards -- eastbound 70 looking at d

matt albers will come on.ruggled the other night that was in a game that the orioles would lose early 4-1, would lose it 8-4. three hits, a couple of walks, and an inning and 2/3, but the one number that really scares you, 26 inherited runners in scoring position. 18 have scored. >> gary: there are two on here. first and third. there is zobrist and aybar and upton has a chance to tie it up. >> jim: so, again, your good fastball hitter at the plate doesn't mean you can't throw him a fastball, but matt when he is pitching well sinks the ball. the other night he got hurt with some breaking balls to left-handed batters. >> gary: upton is 2-7 off of matt albers and a 2-0 count with zaun waiting on deck. >> jim: and you're looking now to throw him the fastball in the mid 'ol f the plate a three- ball home run that is the kind of power. even though he has had the shoulder problem all year long, he only had one good month this year and that was june. >> gary: he is hitting only .222 with runners in scoring position th

matt schaub to andre johnson. wait a minute.led anymore. >> that's why people think andre johnson is the best receiver in the league. those kinds of hands and that kind of footwork, the build, the speed, everything. >> now chris johnson. he's wide open. takes the quick sling from kerry collins and he's gone to the chagrin of your teammate gary kubiak. nobody there. 14-7, temperature. >> every now and then you miss a coverage. the quarterback sees it right away, i don't care what the play is, give it to him and let him go. >> 24-7, tennessee at home. they've got to put it away, matt stump the schaub. 21-14. now tied at 24-24. what? he goes inside. he's gone. 91 yards. chris johnson ran for 197, caught 87 more yards worth. tennessee leads 31-24. just seconds left in the third. and jacobi jones signals for a fair catch. tennessee is in business. jason mccourty has it but on a fair catch, like the infield fly rule. it's got to hit the ground first? >> he calls fair catch and he's got to have an opportunity to field the ball even tho

matt? >> all right, andrea, thankou very much. andrea mitchell at the united nations this morning. benjamin netanyahu is the prime minister of israel. mr. prime minister, it's good to have you here. good morning. >> good morning. >> let me put that picture right back up, okay, the handshake between you and mr. abbas. does it mean anything? does it show any sign of progress or is that a long-overdue photo op? >> well, i think it's long overdue and i don't think it's just a photo op. i mean, i've been -- since being installed as prime minister, which is about six months ago, i said let's meet and let's talk peace. let's not talk about talking peace. let's just get together and do it. and i'm glad that president obama hosted this meeting, and i think with goodwill from all sides, we can get this thing going. >> but where do we stand? the president -- you're saying the right things, president obama's saying the right things. he says it's time to act. there's a window of opportunity. he's going

berg, thanks for being with us. >> thanks, matt. >> once again, here's meredith. >> matt, thank you.>>> now to the anticipated memoir of sarah palin. she's finished it earlier than expected that her publisher has now expected to move up its release date. nbc's norah o'donnell is in washington with more on that. norah, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, meredith. sarah palin's memoir will be in book stores by thanksgiving to capitalize on the holiday book-buying season. she finished her book just four months after the deal was announced and sources tell nbc news she did it so quickly by writing furiously, full-time for months, something she could not have done if she were still governor of alaska, and she's chosen one intriguing title for the book, "going rogue," appropriating a term that was used to mock her during the campaign. it was just two months ago that sarah palin stepped down as governor. >> we are facing tough challenges in america with some seeming to just be hell bent, maybe, on tearing down our nation. >> reporter: since then, she's been out of the spotlight

i'm matt lauer. >> and i'm meredith vieira. eight days after annie le was last seen alive, police in connecticut have now interviewed and taken hair samples from the suspect in that case. >> raymond clark worked in the building where le's body was found on sunday. there are reports clark is engaged and lives with his fiancee and she also works for the school in that same building. we'll get the latest in a live report in a couple of minutes. >>> also ahead, remember this terrifying scene caught on tape over the summer in a family trapped inside a burning van in milwaukee? well, the 5-year-old boy who was badly burned has just been released from the hospital. >>> and just ahead, you'll be touched when we show you the very first thing that he did. >>> a little later on, news you may not want to hear if you just took your morning shower. new research is revealing that a dangerous bacteria could be lurking in many shower heads. we'll tell you about that and what possibly you can do about it. >>> but let's begin with those late-brea

bottom sixth, red sox down 4-3, dustin pedroia hits matt albert barbs matt albers in the leg.ds his hitting streak to 12 games with a go-ahead pinch-hit double in the seventh inning. thanks to a red sox win as well as a rangers win, no change in the wild card race. texas trailing boston by two games. >> they may not be friends now but there was a time when eric mangini was a disciple of one bill belichick. the friendship ended when mangini went to new york but the philosophy stayed the same. keep things close to the vest and only tell people what you think they're entitled to hear. mangini never endeared himself to new york fans, or media, and it's starting the same way in cleveland. coming into wednesday the browns were the only nfl team who had not named their starting quarterback. mangini? well, he wanted it to stay that way. however, as practice ended word began leaking out that brady quinn will take the first snap from center sunday against the vikings. quinn was considered the favorite all along and now knows that he is the man. >> they took it the way i would expect the

good morning, matt. >> good morning. i'm in for mark haines. of course, xerox says this deal is going to transform itself from being just a printer company. earlier on "squawk box," ceo spoke first to the gang about the deal. >> we actually are clearly focused on core document management processes in the office. front office and back office. acs is focused on business process outsourcing. the connection of these two companies is called for by our clients. they've been telling us overtime, as we engage with them more and more, either acs with xerox, we need to bring these two infrastructures together and help them become significantly more significant in their business processes. that's what we're doing with the combination of these two companies. >> it was a 36% premium. meanwhile, abbott labs, they're trying to boost their prescription drug business. what they are getting is a key cholesterol drug which will reduce their reliance on the drug humera. several drugs are in late stages of testing. >> it is a trifecta of deals. johnson & johnson bu

matt, where do you fall on that?s that a big tax or just sensible policy. >> of course it's a tax. it's using -- it's worse than a tax. it's using power of the state to force people to be customers of a private company. without a public option, without single-payer health care, it's going to drive the cost of health care down. this is just a giant subsidy for insurance and pharmaceutical companies. >> there are a lot of things you can do to drive the cost of health care down. single payer -- >> of course it would. >> he argues that it's not a tax. the cbo would beg to differ, and if you look at the language that he used with george stephanopoulos, he didn't actually say no, it's not a tax. he worked his way around that, said, well, it about affordability. who determines who can afford what? that's going to be the government. so, i think what conservatives are arguing is to look at things, zero in on things that are really impacting health care. the uninsured, you need to break out that brokgroup. it's talking about t

later in the inning, matt tolbert off danks drives one deep to left. top of the fence, and with a bounce, it's gone. his second of the year. take another look at this. carlos quentin leaps at the wall just out of his reach. so despite blowing two leads, getting a rough start from a rookie, the twins, 8-6. eighth win in nine games to keep pace. the problem is tigers serving for the match. both teams winning last night, keeping the tigers up 2 1/2 in the central. both teams counting on rookies to get it done on the mound tonight. rick porcello against the indians, duensing going against the white sox. john: let's talk football. 49ers-vikings, the only match up of 2-0 teams in week three. titans-jets, titans 0-2, a near must-win situation. jets the only team in the nfl that's not allowed an offensive touchdown. saints and bills, drew brees has thrown nine touchdown passes in the first three games. saints have scored 93 points. the bills, you know, if t.o. doesn't fumble against the patriots they could be 2-0. patriots will be in a bad mood but they're pla

matt and al, matt, have a great trip back.hil coming up from here, we've got an incredible story. a young woman impaled by a 13-inch tree branch while in a car. it'snbelievable. she'll tell us how it happened and how she's doing now. plus she's brought along some of that branch. that is unbelievable. >> unbelievable story. she's very lucky to be alive. >>> also how one designer gave a family room a face-lift for just $500. not bad. first, natalie, i understand while ann is on assignment in iran, you have a check of the top stories. >> praisi the plan had strained relations between the two nations. president obama says a flexible shield program will be more effective against missiles from iran or rogue nations. republican critics, though, accuse the president of appeasing russia at the expense of european allies. >>> vice presidt joe biden is back in the u.s. after meeting with american troops and government leaders in iraq. biden said the u.s. will respect any decision iraq makes on a timetable for u.s. troop withdrawals. >>>

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now back to matt. >> all right, willard., we've got a bunch of hot chicks here celebrating their 40th birthday. happy birthday to you ladies. and when we come back, martha stewart and her daughter alexis heat things up in our kitchen. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >> announcer: "martha on today" is brought to you by macy's. the martha stewart collection is now available only at macy's and on macys.com. >>> this morning on "martha on today," salt and pepper. martha stewart is here with recipes from the october issue of "martha stewart living" that takes season to taste to a whole new level. and she's brought along her daughter alexis. and so good to see you. >> great to have you both here. >> and you're cover girls, on the cover of "body & soul" magazine. >> what's the matter with you? >> nothing, i'm giggling -- >> just because you kicked me in the groin before the last segment. >> i meant to do that. i just missed. >> they've been fighting. >> anyway, you're on the cover "body & soul," looking beautiful. >> it is a nic

matt wieters has figured it out.in, coming up and learning the hitters, learning his team. what i like is the power. he had a couple of extra-base hits back on may 30th. two last night, the home run and the double. so the extra-base hits are coming. he is just a much, much better hitter. i don't think anyone doubted that would be the case. >> we'll get the same in the ballgame tonight and we'll get to see another one of the youngsters as the orioles get to roll with the young kids in the starting rotation!  >> gary: orioles baseball o masn is brought to you by southwest airlines. book your next trip at southwest.com. and by corona and corona light. the official sponsors of the time out. relax responsibly! a 67-degree evening with cloudy skies, overcast, in fact, as we get set to go in game three of this four-game set. let's take a look at the starting lineup that we'll see for tampa bay. the ray also have bartlett. >> jim: he won in the big apple. he gave up a three-run home run early on to alex rodriguez. two

matt?ank you very much. >>> jay leno kicked off in primetime last night here on nbc, and as promised, jay had the audience laughing as he poked fun at current events. but the moment that's getting the most attention this morning was one that brought no laughter at all, just silence. here's nbc's lee cowan. >> your host, jay leno! >> reporter: after three months of buildup, the stage was jay leno's again. >> this is not another annoying promo. this is the actual show. >> reporter: he said he wanted his primetime experiment to be topical, and it was. >> it's been a busy week for president obama. i understand he's having kanye west and taylor swift to the white house for a root beer summit. >> reporter: he didn't waste any time getting to the pop culture headline of the day, kanye west's outburst at the "video music awards." >> taylor, i'm really happy for you. i'm going to let you finish. but beyonce had one of the best videos of all time. >> reporter: after that outburst, kanye's scheduled a

matt hasselbeck has a rib injury.e says he has played a week after breaking a rib before and he absolutely hopes to play on sunday. >>> seahawks hosting the bears on sunday. for complete coverage of that game and everything else chicago, you know where to go, espnchicago.com. log on and check it out. >>> you remember michael crabtree, he's that texas tech receiver who made that catch to beat texas last season? you've seen it a hundred times. you haven't hardly seen crabtree since. he's the only guy drafted in april who hasn't signed on the dotted line. the 49ers picked him 10th, reportedly guaranteed him $16 million. crabtree not interested. but are the jets interested in him? the 49ers say new york is and they've tampered with their pick and they've filed tampering charges. >> we'll let the nfl figure that one out. i think it's ridiculous, personally but we'll let the nfl figure it out. ok. i wish we were playing him. >> thank you. >> he wishes they were playing him. >> that's something that, you know, the league is

matt, what do you have? >> you got the eps and sales right on. the blended same store sales down 5.3% is twice as bad as expected. 2.6 was baked into the stock. you are down about 4%. the shares were little changed in the regular session here today an up 10% on a month to day basis. darden has been dead money for the past couple of months. it has been trending sideways. 67 cents is a six-cent improvement, the revenue figure at $1.7 billion is essentially flat as well from a year ago, 1.685. there is the darden story. down 4%. >>> the federal reserve unveiled proposed changes for credit card agreements that will take effect in late february 2010. the debate centers on how it will impact consumers and card issuers. craig moore and allen levin are here. limits interest rate increases, marting to those under 21 and getting consumer consent before implementing fees. good idea? >> i think it is a great idea. transparency and fairness and greater participation by cons e consumers is important and not penalizing consumers because of economic environmenta

thanks, david. >> thanks, matt. >>> 7:08. here's meredith. >> matt, thanks. now to the fbi-led search for a popular medical student at yale university who has disappeared just days before her own wedding. nbc's jeff rossen is at the yale campus in new haven, connecticut. jeff, good morning to you. >> reporter: meredith, good morning to you. the mystery starts right here. she was last seen walking into this building on campus on tuesday. in fact, there's surveillance video of her walking into the building but never any video of her walking out. she literally just vanished. it's been days. these flyers, these missing person flyers, are up everywhere around campus where you walk, and her wedding is planned for this weekend. less than 48 hours after she vanished, the fbi arrived at yale, going through dumpsters and questioning annie lee's friends. the fbi's involvement so early in the case fueling fears this isn't the story of a runaway bride but instead something much more sinister. annie lee may be the victim of a violent crime. this is the last image of annie,

amber is with matt wieters!> getting on base, did you have in mind you were going to swing at the first pitch or did you see a good pitch? >> something gave me the confidence to swing away and i was going to look for a fastball and fortunately it carried it out. >> did you say dave said something to you? >> it is a situation where you might bunt in the ninth inning, but he was giving me free range to swing and try to drive something. >> for the night you've had last night and tonight, do you feel like you're locking -- it is tough to do that late in september, especially with a long season like this. >> it does feel good to play right now. it is something that comes and goes throughout the course of the year and hopefully we can keep it going for a built longer. >> dave talked about in the a.l. at least you need power to compete and with this team losing aubrey huff, there hasn't been a lot of power here. do you see that as a void that you can fill in the future, too, that you look forward to having more power a

but san francisco's got matt cain on the hill but this matt cain, 1-4 in his last 10 starts.was so hot so early. san francisco gave him a 3-0 lead. mark reynolds going to make it 3-1. his 100th r.b.i. on the season. miguel montero scores. bottom three, diamondbacks down 4-3. this time it's montero doing the hitting. he singles to center. two score. the diamondbacks up 5-4. matt cain lasts 2 1/3, gives up seven earned. he doesn't leave until he does this. to reynolds. later in the third. fastball by you. 204 strikeouts for reynolds. that ties the mark he set last season. we go bottom four. d-backs are up 9-4. that's why cain's gone and madison bumgarner gets reynolds. that's a record-setting strikeout. i'm not sure that's the record you want. randy johnson in relief. call knee ryal. rusty ryal, home run. diamondbacks win it 10-8. and the giants running out of games, running out of time. time ticking away. >>> we'll take you "next level." to show you how mark reynolds says he struck out more than he'd care to remember this season. 206 strikeouts, reynolds, 107 times on fastball

matt hasselbeck has a rib injury.e says he has played a week after breaking a rib before and he absolutely hopes to play on sunday. >>> seahawks hosting the bears on sunday. for complete coverage of that game and everything else chicago, you know where to go, espnchicago.com. log on and check it out. >>> you remember michael crabtree, he's that texas tech receiver who made that catch to beat texas last season? you've seen it a hundred times. you haven't hardly seen crabtree since. he's the only guy drafted in april who hasn't signed on the dotted line. the 49ers picked him 10th, reportedly guaranteed him $16 million. crabtree not interested. but are the jets interested in him? the 49ers say new york is and they've tampered with their pick and they've filed tampering charges. >> we'll let the nfl figure that one out. i think it's ridiculous, personally but we'll let the nfl figure it out. ok. i wish we were playing him. >> thank you. >> he wishes they were playing him. >> that's something that, you know, the league is

>> matt, that's true. it is utterly surreal. as soon as word came of the pentagon incident, we were rather forcefully removed from the white house. the scene was one of administrators, cooks, whatever, running at fairly high speed. all the way out of the building through the top gates and then we huddled for a while in lafayette park across the street and we've been moved now from there a block or so away. the offices along jackson place, which are across the street from the white house and adjacent to lafayette park, also have been evacuated and in the most surreal of this morning's scenes here at the white house, a white plane, very big jet, was flying in an unusual pattern near the white house over lafayette park very slowly. it made one circle and we have not seen it since. there was a lot of concern about what that plane might be but, again, it's only speculation, but most people say that since flights have been cleared from u.s. air space and it was a totally white plane, looked unusual to all of us, that it was a governme

but san francisco's got matt cain on the hill but this matt cain, 1-4 in his last 10 starts.was so hot so early. san francisco gave him a 3-0 lead. mark reynolds going to make it 3-1. his 100th r.b.i. on the season. miguel montero scores. bottom three, diamondbacks down 4-3. this time it's montero doing the hitting. he singles to center. two score. the diamondbacks up 5-4. matt cain lasts 2 1/3, gives up seven earned. he doesn't leave until he does this. to reynolds. later in the third. fastball by you. 204 strikeouts for reynolds. that ties the mark he set last season. we go bottom four. d-backs are up 9-4. that's why cain's gone and madison bumgarner gets reynolds. that's a record-setting strikeout. i'm not sure that's the record you want. randy johnson in relief. call knee ryal. rusty ryal, home run. diamondbacks win it 10-8. and the giants running out of games, running out of time. time ticking away. >>> we'll take you "next level." to show you how mark reynolds says he struck out more than he'd care to remember this season. 206 strikeouts, reynolds, 107 times on fastball

matt ackland is here with insight. matt. >> reporter: many of us in the newsroom and the media industry were surprised to hear jim graham say he didn't recall speaking about the taxi issue about with his chief of staff, who was now on administrative leave. today, we caught up with vincent is gray, the chairman and asked him about this. we wanted to know from his point of view, did he speak with his chief of staff about most issues. >> not necessarily. you have a committee clerk and the committee clerk is the person who really has the lead responsibility for legislation and that is a separate role from the chief of staff. each office has its own style. this is what mr. graham indicated and not implausible that they would not have talked abt legislation. >> all right, shawn, quickly. we have a few new developments. we're learning today inside the search warrant used to search ted loza's office yesterday, listed several organizations. united fleet management was the first. we visited the company in northeast. it looked li

i am matt brock.g up. >> we will be back with your latest traffic and weather. growing up we didn't have much, but education was always a priority. my mom sent me off to college with just four 20-dollar bills. so i know that education is the best investment virginia can make for our children and in our future. narrator: endorsed for governor by classroom teachers for his record protecting our schools... creigh deeds' plan to rebuild our economy starts with education. more accountability... and expanded college opportunities. creigh deeds. no one more committed to our children's future. no leader more prepared to move virginia forward. >>> 5:40 on this comfortably cool tuesday morning. adam caskey live with storm chaser 7. temperature has dropped to 3 degrees over the last half an hour. temperatures across the region are mainly in the low to mid 50's. notice. -why temperatures, some are in the upper 40's. -- notice area-wide temperatures. it is fall-like. upper 60's today and it gusty. upper 60's again

so, matt, we have gutted this room. now what are we up to?, we're going to run surround sound. we're going to use this over here. so, you're going to have everything hidden in the cabinet, then you're going to have your speakers hidden in the ceiling. >> now, when you drill holes for wiring, whether it be stereo or electric, you want to make sure that all the holes are the same height. all right,this room's looking pretty good. we got all the wiring done for the speakers, for the lights. what what's next? >> we've got to sheetrock it and then hit it hard with the built-ins. >> the cabinet. i just saw the truck pulling up. let's see what they look like. >> all right, let's go. >> awesome. >> so, the cabinets have arrived, george. >> and i see they're from tedd wood, which i underand is one of the best cabinet makers around. ♪ >> hi there, kate. hey, lauren. what's that, guys? oh, you guys need a new family room? okay. well, consider it done, okay? you just enjoy your lunch. now, matt, why is it better to have prefabricated cabinets rather than

matt shapiro with mws capital. september is known for selling here but it has been a bullish month.ince march the double digit gains are still holding. what do you think? >> we have seen an extreme run-up. i feel like this rally we've been seeing is slowly running out of steam at this point. in order to get up above dow 10,000 we need a little bit 6 a pull back and gain a little bit of strength. i think we will see dow 10,000 before the end of the year but we need to pull back a little bit, maybe see the low 1030s, lower 1020s in the s&ps before we can get up above 1070. >> matt, the pause that refresh, we've seen buying on every dip in this last 72 hours worth of trading is no different. >> well, really, you know, it has become almost impossible, tom, to get in new portfolios with the market, you know, racing higher as it did. but finally, with the fed announcement there is a lot of good news baked into the market so 1075 is the highest i sold a future in the s&p 500 pit and went straight down from there the volatility, i have to agree with ben, the volume till see it so sensitive,

matt? >> all right, john, thanks very much. john yang in chicago this morning. it's now nine minutes after the hour, and once again, here's meredith. >>> matt, thank you. the u.s. delegation attending tomorrow's high-stakes showdown with iran over that country's nuclear ambitions arrived in geneva overnight. nbc's chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell traveled with them. andrea, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, meredith. when the u.n. delegation meets with the iranians tomorrow, they want to see concrete steps. they want to see access for u.n. inspectors to the people, to the documents, to the site itself. iran has said that it is willing to let u.n. inspectors , but they haven't said when and they haven't said how much they'll let those u.n. inspectors see. so, a senior official said to me re today in geneva, this is the real test of whether diplomatic engagement will work. the betting is that iran will do just enough to appear conciliatory and try to divide th

freshman matt barkley earned rave reviews saturday.e's earned raves from his coach and this week's opponent. first his coach. >> i thought matt did extremely well in that game. the way he handled everything, and the way he dealt with it, it is much like we expected. but you've still got to go do it, and he did it. more significantly was his mentality during the game. he was in it, talking communicating. i know i've said that a number of times. but a lot of times kids don't communicate real well. he was fine. he was just like he always was and is. and he got banged up, and his shoulder was sore, you know. i guess it might have happened in the third quarter. in the third quarter he made it through it. and was not feeling 100%. >> i'm impressed by what he's been able to get accomplished to this point. you think about this kid, he started as a freshman in high school at mater day from one of the premier programs in california. and he comes to s.c., and he's exceeding i think expectations of everybody but himself. i can't envision, i can't

matt, to you. >> don't ask. don't ask, john.ohn: someone who might say to you, "there's good news and there's bad news." >> how about your lawyer? john: your lawyer. >> ah, good answer. john: good answer. show me your lawyer. yeah. [cheers] john: and to you, mike. >> let's go with a policeman. john: the policeman. >> policeman, good answer, yeah. john: show me a policeman. no, that's not there. and that brings you your second strike. sharon, to you. please save the team here. >> how about your accountant? john: aha. aha. yes! yes, he would say, "there's bad news and there's worse news." show me your accountant. no! it's a good answer, though. good answer. it wasn't there. [cheers] john: pattersons have a chance here to steal. >> mechanic. john: all right, my darling, what's you got? tell me someone who might say to you, "good news and bad news." >> we are going to go with your mechanic. john: your mechanic, ah! ah! show me, to steal, your mechanic. no. ["family feud" theme plays] john: yeah, good answer, too. both teams with gre

>> matt, thanks very much. climate change, one of the hot topics here at the clinton global initiative. my next guest runs the biggest power utility company on the east coast and he's betting will be the leading source of renewable energy. jim rogers, president and ceo of duke energy welcome back to the "closing bell." >>> i'm delighted to be here. thank you for having me. >> the commitment that you just announced, duke energy and chinese based company enn group, starting a clean energy technology agreement. what does this entail? >> what this really means is, this is one of the first memorandas of understanding between a chinese and u.s. energy company for the purposes of working together to find low carbon solutions to the use of coal, to the development of solar, and to really help us build a bridge to a low carbon world. >> the couple times i've mentioned china, and spoken to chinese officials about the air quality, about the water quality and the fact that so many factories, china, the producer of products

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>>> he made national news with the announcement and now ravens center matt birk is talking about his decision. good evening, i'm terry owens. as we reported birk along with several dozen other professional players are donating their brains for research. abc2 news roosevelt leftwich joins us with more on this unusual gift. >> reporter: doctors are hoping that by studying athletes' brains they will be able to find out if frequent brain injuries can lead to other problems later in life. matt birk and others are willing to give up their brains, after they are finished using them of course. >> reporter: in his 10 years in the league number 77 matt birk has taken quite a few lumps to the body, also to the head. >> i've had a couple. three actually. >> reporter: he's talking about concussions. the old guys call it getting your bell rung, a hit so hard your brain temporarily loses function such as hearing, sight, memory, even temporary partly partlysis? ---- paralysis. remember willis mcgahee? doctors want to know if this can lead to bigger problems later in life. >> is it a risk factor for

matt zorell, the ex-husband has not been named a suspect.ut he's not been named a suspect. in fact, he underwent questioning without a lawyer for about 12 hours and police let him go. >> in fact, they were looking for him after this happened. they say he's not a person of interest. nothing to indicate he's involved at this point. >> it's always s.o.p., you first look at husband, lover, ex-husband, ex-lover, boyfriend, then you move out from there. why, daniel? >> first of all, early news reports pointed to sources who blamed the husband. so that's probably where that came from. but you look for people closest to the victim. a motive for this kind of murder is passion. there's no other reason to do it. so you look at the ex-husband, the boyfriend, people who might be angry at her or nuts around her and go from there. >> ray, i don't think it's limited to people who are a little nuts. perfectly normal people suddenly nut up and commit a heinous crime. >> daniel has described what i would consider to be the inner ring, then you move to the oute

touchdown matt forte. >> breaks the tackle to the 30. 10, 5, matt forte. >> touchdown bears, wow!icago bears won three of the final four games in 08 to finish 9 and 7. rookie running back matt forte led the team in rushing touchdowns, but the offense is expected to reach another level of production now that jay cutler is running the show. here'swi mark schlereth. >> lot of new faces in chicago right now. jay cutler and the crew. but let's not worry about the offensive side of the ball. the biggest concern for the chicago bears, this is a proud franchise. a franchise that's always based itself on defense. the monsters of the midway. well, to me there is one key lynchpin for this defense. and that man, tommy harris. he has got to get back to an elite level. if he doesn't, this bears defense which ranked 21st overall last year is going to struggle again. he's got to be the guyas that penetrates. that ties up offensive linemen, and keeps them off that he leet line backing corps. if he can do that, theyif can go back to a place of promise. if not, they're going to struggle on defense o

matt? >>> al, thank you very much. now to senator ted kennedy's labor of love -- true compass, the memoir he worked to finish in his final months but didn't want released until after his death. it hits book stores today. we'll talk to his sons, ted jr. and patrick in a moment. but first, nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: good morning, matt. for the first time we're learning the inside story of a kennedy life from one of the original brothers. this is the only memoir ever written by a kennedy. it's published today and it arrived at the senator's hyannis port home on the day he finally took to his bed. he died later that night. according to the publisher, he most likely never saw the book that he struggled so hard to finish. in "true compass," teddy kennedy reveals the lessons of a lifetime, from his privileged youth as the youngest kennedy child, to the burdens of being the only surviving son. he was reflective talking with his publisher last february. >> some time in your life you have to recognize that ther

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he was brody croyle. >> matt cassel is rich and the number one guy.that is not going to be a contender. maybe the coach feels he's establishing his credentials as a keep because he's stay saying i won't stay with a guy forever. but until you play five games in the season, you don't dump your guy. >> if they're even, you go with the big contract. but if they determine croyle is better -- >> how do they determine that? >> they've had months. >> i don't get it. it turns out chad ochocinco made sure he had a soft landing for his lambeau leap. the "milwaukee journal-sentinel" reports that ochocinco bought the front row tickets for the bengal fans who reeled him in. does this pre-planning make the stunt more cool or less cool, danny? >> it's funny. he's funny. it's amazing when you think about it. he didn't buy tickets nor -- for everybody in both end zones. he bought them for the people in that end zone and then found them after scoring in that end zone. packer fans with a middle finger, fans with boxing gloves, it's funny. >> i have turned on ochocinco ov