the ncaa responded as if.w the losses, so we'll defer comment at this time. but the ncaa categorically denies any infringement occurent or former student-athletes. >> ahead, lance armstrong still fighting father time. see who won today's round. we all have confidence and we all have doubt. but when the moment comes... what's going to win? here's to confidence. gillette helps you look, feel, be your best. gillette. the best a man can get. >> the challenge kicks off for chelsea, you but not so for intermilan. they struggled on sunday against club america. >> yeah, they had a tough time. club america did come out and play well. but it wasn't what they were looking for in terms of the first start to this tournament. and here, juan carlos silva comes on in the second half. bang! what a great goal. first time out of the air, the equalizer here off the corner. makes sure he gets in the back of the net. yeah, happy there. and a little bit of confusion, but they go to penalty kicks, and club america walks away with the

a spokesmap for the ncaa is not commenting. >>> it's swap soccer.ss you have to wear the wacky wig and a tootu tu. this is in england. 325 teams in 1,000 matches. you is that it's not as deep in the mud in some areas as it is others. if it was as deep it was in the center as that earlier shot they would all collapse. that's pretty impressive. that's sports. >> thank you. i got nothing. >> you got nothing. >> the next time you catch a flight, travel light. hln money expert clark howard said many airlines are adding extra baggage fees but he has a tip to help you save money. >> there are lots of people across america who fly very infrequently. once in the summer, once at thanksgiving or christmas. maybe you're not used to the new drill at the airport, which is airlines are doing the best they can to empty your wallet with baggage fees, either for checking a bag or for having a bag that weighs too much. before you take a trip this summer by air, i need for you to do something. get on the scale, weigh yourself without your bags. get back on the scale wi

today's lawsuit was filed by major league baseball, the nfl, nba, nhl and ncaa.y argue that delaware's plans to allow single-game betting violates that clause because the state never offered single-game betting before. >> back in may, the delaware supreme court ruled that the new state law did not conflict with the state constitution. but it stopped short. >>> a world of trouble when her credit card was accidentally billed $23 quadrillion dollars. just looked it up, that's 15 zeros. lydia alcott was one of the people who fell victim to a major programming error. she wasted no time to update her facebook status to read, "very much in debt. >>> in tonight's healthwatch report, a patient has received the world's first cardiac adult stem cell infusion. karen brown reports, it's all part of an fda clinical trial, using adult stem cells to treat congestive heart failure. >> reporter: today, mike jones isn't just a grandfather. >> i feel great. >> reporter: he's one of the first heart failure patients to ever have adult cardiac stem cells infused into his heart. doctors

and the ncaa rejected an appeal from former basketball coach at indian kelvin sampson, charged with five years of potential penalties for violations with the hoosiers. >> still to come, serene and venus on court to make it an all williams final, why it's closer to becoming a reality. >> a quiet night but that kwo change between now and 12:301 eastern time when the free agency period begins. ♪ 100 calorie light beer with lime. miller chill. - woooh, nice! - that's a lot of food! now get big meals like our stuffed pizza rolls, pizza mia, the p'zone... and our personal panormous pizza starting at just $5. the big eat tiny price menu. only at pizza hut.

. >>> the four major professional sports league and the ncaa plans to sue delaware to block the state from offering sports betting. congress banned sports betting in ' 92 but it grandfathered four states including delaware. the suit will reportedly claim that delaware's plan would violate the ' 92 law because such betting was never available before. >>> quite a scene outside of the state department. a group of international youth rally to secretary of state hillary clinton to rejectened u.s. dependence on fossil fuel. tar sands are naturally occurring deposits that are rich in oil. they are found in sand and clay deposits in canada and venezuela. they are now being mined and converted in to synthetic petroleum. >>> president obama is standing by his comment that police acted stupidly when they arrested a harvard scholar trying to get in to his own home. he was arrested outside of his cambridge, massachusetts home last week and he was charged with disorderly conduct. after a neighbor reported a break in at the home. it turns out that it was gates who was having trouble getting to his j

he still holds the ncaa record for passing and total offense. known as one of the most resilient players of all-times. he missed two games or less 9 of the 11 seasons since starting in 2007. he is one of three quarterbacks in nfl history to throw for 30,000 yards and rush for 3,000. he appeared in three probowls and the second african american to start in a super bowl. on the field, his body of work is clearly worthy of the nfl hall of fame.pa >> good morning. welcome news 11 sunday morning. >> it's going to be a nice day to sit outside and read a book. we have humidity and 76 downtown. low tore mid 70's on the eastern shore as well. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds 84-87. >> our big story comes out of an arundal county after police discover a woman's body in a freezer. police try to determine the cause of death. >> i'm shocked. >> it's scary. >> >> the police say it was just after 6 p.m. when they received a report of a death at the country club apartments. upon arrival, they were directed to the freezer to discover the body of the 83-year-old

. >>> tonight all four major professional sports and the ncaa are asking a federal judge step in and stop dell from legalizing sports betting. last week they filed a lawsuit saying sports betting violates federal law. however, delaware one of only four states where sports betting is allowed. >>> the long beach marina in bollys corner was nearly the scene of a tragic accident this weekend. but thanks to the quick thinking of a 12-year-old, a young woman escaped with minor injuries. perhaps it is only fitting that our young hero says he wants to grow up to be a fire marshall. those who witnessed his brave actions think he is well on his quay. >> reporter: brady was doing one of the things he loves most saturday afternoon, hanging out at the long beach marina in bollys corner. he was walking along pier a when he noticed a woman who seemed to be having difficulty getting out of a boat, i asked this girl if she needed help getting out but she didn't answer me. >> reporter: brady was to be walk away when she lost her balance. >> she fell backwards. >> reporter: next came the splash. >> fee

ncaa. host: thank you. greg from indiana. independent line. go ahead, sir. caller: i am an independent and i like to say i appreciate your views on the government. i have a question about those bond rating agencies. they racesed the most need than anyone on that whole process of $2 trillion going down the tubes. it seems to be there is going to be some suggestions made about that but there seems to be a seller-buyer relationship and what the rate is. without doing due diligence, geez. so is that too constrictive? are these, you know, guys that are slicker than mules and a barrel of hogs' head here? how do you write? how do you make a bonding agency tell the truth? and one more question. i was watching c-span -- i was watching c-span last night and there's an excellent drn there was an excellent presentation by a lady in pakistan by the heroin trade. i don't know if your magazine is doing anything about it but she was really explicit. back to the rate of bond rating. could you help us out here? host: thank you. guest: the rating agencies were critical to proc

the ncaa doesn't allow consultants to coach. was crossed from advice to coaching it could spell trouble for southern cal. joe schad was at pac-10 media day today. >> talking about a report in this morning's "l.a. times". carroll said that it's his belief that violations were not occurring. this is a legal situation where the consultant from the nfl had a lot of contacts provided him advice but did not provide hands on violation. at worst it would be a secondary violation certainly. nothing near the sphere of the on-going investigation involving reggie bush and the improper benefits. >> pete rodriguez on staff with the new york team of the ufl: police in brazil are ruling boxer's death arturo gatti a suicide. they released his wife. he was 37 and he retired from the ring in 2007. >> when we return, back to our major story of the day. we will take you to the red sox clubhouse and see what they said about david ortiz in the news for performance enhancing drugs. >> this is jeff norman. he doesn't get health insurance from an employe

steve mcnair's football career start indeed his home of mississippi and held the ncaa division for career passing and total offense. he was known as one of the most physically resilient quarterbacks of all time fighting the effects of injury each week, mcnair who was sacked 254 times in his career missed two games or less nine of the 11 seasons since becoming a starting quarterback in 1997 and started all 16 games five times over that span. he is one of three quarterbacks in nfl history to throw up for 30,000 yards and rush for 3,000. he appeared in three pro bowls and was the second african-american quarterback to start in a super bowl. on the field he was a role model ready for work each week without fail. to be field his body of work is clearly worthy of the nfl hall of fame. football has always bar owed the battle of the trencheses, the air attack and more. while the details are steve mcnair's death are sure to offer more clarity about his life off the field and character flaws and mistakes, we prefer to remember him on the field described as a warrior one who was as tough as the game

. >>> hit with the four major professional sports leagues, as well as the ncaa. the leagues want to block the state from legalized sports betting at places like dover downs. they hope to help solve a budget shortfall. the groups are suing, claiming legalized sports betting would raise questions about the integrity of honest athletic competition. >>> in less than two hours, it will be in front of m&t bank stadium. fans begin pouring in for a showdown between two well-known international soccer clue clubs. eyewitness news is live there now. weijia jiang has more. >> reporter: this is absolutely the place to be. tailgaters have been parked out here all day. there is no question they are pumped for the game. >>> hours before two of the biggest soccer games in the world. downtown baltimore is already transformed into a european football-loving haven. >> it's definitely huge. two of the top teams in europe, playing together. you know, both teams are doing really, really well in their respective leagues. it's a common thing for those. >>> it's the first major soccer mat

coleman is a fierce competitor who still hasn't gotten over the sting of losing to louisville on the ncaaland so much that she says she still has one foot in college park. something that she shared over lunc lunch. >> we have two seats for. >> did you what's the right way to do when you do a cheese tasting? >> you want to start with this. start with a lighter premier one. >> what's it like for you being drafted by the mystics? you know, to be playing for your hometown team. were you nervous. >> so nervous. my mom was making it worse. grabbing my legs the hold time. you are make morgue nervous. >> your mother plays football, right? robert morris and you were going to be wearing number four because that's what he wears at college. >> yes. >> what's that relationship like? >> he has been my number one supporter, number one fan. we are four years apart. he is four years younger. i remember winning the championship, freshman year the first person i went to. he was crying. he is a soft for in high school and crying because his sister won the championship. >> i love this one. >> beer added on it

after you say that, congressman bobby rush from illinois and hazel dukes and ncaa officials implied you're a racist. what say you? >> that is be a chute nonsense. i stand by everything i said. there is absolutely nothing racist or racial in any of the words i used. you know, bill, i was on your show over seven years ago. i was the first catholic politician in the united states to call for the resignation of cardinal law as archbishop of boston because he had failed to go after the child molesters in the clergy in boston. this past weekend, bob herbert of the "new york times", an african-american columnist, said that behind the facade of michael jackson is the horror of child abuse. i don't see how pointing out a person's horrible record when it comes to misusing and abusing children, how that becomes racial in any way. also to say this as an ironic point, on sunday "the new york times" editorial which very seldom the "times" has something good to say about me, but they praised me and john mccain because for five years we have had a bill in congress which looks like it is going to go throug

lawyers for the four major pro league team and the ncaa are expected to seek an injunction this week. they filed suit saying the plan would cause irreparable harm. they say it will help to pay for government services in delaware. >> they want the giants wide receiver to serve jail time. he shot himself with an unlicensed gun last november. the d.a. told the post that burris was willing to spend a year in jail but prosecutors insisted on two. an attorney for the outof work receiver says the comments could prejudice the case. >>> coming up, we will show you how to find free money hidden around your home. >>> and dave owens introduces us to an organization that helps the homeless get on their feet by using their feet. that story is coming up in sports. >>> tony? >> and heat and humidity back in the forecast for the rest of we week. y welook at that seveda foreca in a few minutes. stay with us. if you're like a lot of people, you have high blood pressure... and you have high cholesterol. you've taken steps to try and lower both your numbers. but how close are you to your goals? there may

ncaa will se the cardinal wearing some kind o champiip ring at some point. >> i' hoful. stephen a. smith is doubtful. my definition of th national championship that ain't going to happen. >>alking about the sports thg. asking obama too immigration is like asking him to hit a home run and steal a base an then throw a itter in theam game >> great to have you. >> thank for having me. >>up ext, senator uck schumer and, in fact, aig announcement from the wte house today. hospitals addingp to help pay for health care reform but are there real strings attaed? talk about that ahead. - hello! - - ha! why y don't yotry a home cooked me... with yummy haurgehelper? oh! ta!! fantastically tasty, huh? um, it's good. what w wouldouuys like? hamburger helper. what?! one pound... one pan...ne tasty meal! helpg hand i'y by partnering g with hamburger helper®. our al is to help fefeedg g amica deliver more than thre and a half million meals to fd d banks. morerenformation is available at showyourhelpinghand.com i had felt fine. but tus out... my c cholester and other risk facactors... increased my ch

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he identify a recruit by name on the radio, an ncaa no-. no.ther tweet on his twitter account. he allowed espn camera in while voicing recruits. gene chizik had a big cat recruiting weekend on the auburn campus where they brought in a couple hundred people the stage a rolling at tumors corner, an auburn tradition. mike said it's got to stop. the problem is these secondary violations don't carry much weight with the ncaa. there aren't serious repercussions. he said if they continue the s.e.c. might take a look at doing something internally to make sure those secondary violations don't occur. >> mark, as always, thanks for joining us here on espnews. have a great weekend, man. >> thanks a lot. >> when it comes to women's sports, what are some of the challenges and opportunities women are presented with coming up in "aircheck." >> espnews brought to you by: there's something big happening at pizza hut. - woooh, nice! - that's a lot of food! now get big meals like our stuffed pizza rolls, pizza mia, the p'zone... and our personal panormous pizza st

much structure in the country that needs to be remembered and president obama spoke eloquently at ncaa annual conviction last week in this town in new york. that has to be remember, even though we have an african-american president in the white house, there is royce issues in this country, structural disparities in health, unemployment, in many parts of our society. i have to say he used humor effectively while showing some anger. but that mix was very powerful. >> he also talked about, you know, how he was referring he owned a home in chicago and he could imagine putting himself in this position, in this person's position. >> in their steps. >> he was masterful in the way he humanized this tonight. john, i got a sense sitting in the room and to the, really wanted to talk about this. >> i think he answered the question very well. i would say tactically, this is the flaw in him doing a press conference the this is the only news he immediate all night. he's not going to get much coverage or bang out of the buck when it comes to talk about health care, which is the purpose of the press co

once again, the four major sports leagues, along with the ncaa have filed a complaint in delaware, saying that this violates federal law, and should not be done. guys, back to you. >> thank you, darren rivell, very much. we want to recap some of the news that was made during our interviews just a few moments ago with the congressmen. steve, one of the issues is the 13-3 proposal, or statute that's in there. >> i don't want people to think we're talking about -- >> gives the fed -- >> right. 13-3 is the authority the fed has used, the emergency authority they have used to provide all sorts of funding of liquidity to the markets, the primary dealer authority, some of the insurance, citi and bank of america. what we heard right there were democrat and republican congressmen agreeing on limiting 13-3 in some way. so i don't know how serious this movement is. i think those are two very serious -- congressmen there who thought a lot about this issue. there has been bipartisan support to limit this open and essentially checkbook to provide liquidity and in some cases capital to the market. bear

there >>> all bets are off for the ncaa -- they're hoping to stop the state from making sports bettingal. it was approved as a way of helping the budget short fall. they said it would raise integrity. >>> score one for baltimore, two of the biggest teams in international soccer kicked off a football frenzy. as weijia jiang reports, the real winners are the fans and charm city. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. the fans came around the world to watch this game and you can bet they were not disappointed. >> reporter: they came by the thousands. after battling a tangle of traffic and tailgating for hours. this crowd watched two of the best teams battle it out. chase -- chelsea, england, versus milan, italy. >> >> reporter: this is a souvenir in itself. 71,000 fans scored a ticket and visitors generated up to $20 million for baltimore. the army, navy game did the same as well. >> it's important to the community as well and it brings tax dollars into the city and state. >> reporter: because of the excitement, people are mentioning world cup 2018 and the mayor said it's not impossible. >>

then in the ncaa division i college world series, the l.s.u. tigers faced the texas longhorns in the finals after winning victories over the virginia cavaliers and the arkansas razorbacks. the l.s.u. tigers took the national title after a grueling three-game series against the longhorns. l.s.u. finished their season 56-17. the team's athletic ability, determination, and coach paul's leadership led the baseball team to their first national championship victory since the year 2000. as a graduate of both l.s.u. and the l.s.u. medical school, i'm honored to stand before the house today to congratulate and recognize the significant achievements of the players, coaches, and students whose dedication and hard work have led to the success of the l.s.u. baseball program as the 2009 ncaa division i college world series national champions. i ask my colleagues to support the resolution. i reserve the balance of my time. go, tigers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: mr. speaker

. >>> why are all four major pro sports leagues and the ncaa suing the state of delaware? gambling.hose five organizations claim that sports betting plan that allows for single game bets in all sports is illegal. they hope the revenue will help make up a budget short fall blamed on the economy. >>> could you do anything for 24 hours straight. stephon marbury held a street on the internet for 24 hours. he talk everything from his nba career to his preference of bugs bunny over mickey mouse. he says it was his chance to bypass the news media which he claims misrepresents him and he's right. we don't care about his antics. >>> eight pound bowling ball, too heavy for you? no problem for these seen glerz pennsylvan seniors in pennsylvania who are getting their bowling fix on wii. one man says he's bowled five perfect 300 games during practicing for this main event and he didn't have to spring for shoes or a rosin bag. score. that's sports. >>> going once, going twice. sold! there is a new online auction site promising great deals on brand name merchandise. and clark howard tells you how

the ncaa -- naacp, excuse me, has called for a state investigation. >>> 5:21 now is our time.for traffic and weather on the 1s. >> going to check in with meteorologist tom kierein now in storm center 4 for a look at our weather. tom? >> another day with a reprieve from our usual high humidity. good morning. there is the predawn sunrise in washington under way. sun will be up here in about half an hour in a mostly clear sky. a beautiful peach-colored sunrise there over the potomac. now 65 in washington. and from takoma park to mitchellville, chantilly, aspen hill, low humidity in place with temperatures in the low to mid-60s. a few clouds in and out as the day progresses. afternoon highs should climb in the low 80s with low humidity. tomorrow, more humid, partly sunny. afternoon highs mid-80s, a small chance of a late afternoon or evening thundershower. a greater chance of maybe some afternoon showers and thundershowers on sunday. still humid. then monday, into next week, looks like we'll be seeing some low humidity moving back in monday and tuesday, highs in the 80s, but getti

and the yankees have a ncaa for coming back. -- have a knack for coming back.h come back win this season. for teams that struggle, they are 1-12 on the road in the division. >> the red sox came in leading by one game. but the way things are going tonight, they're tied for first because the rangers are up 6-2. they scored five runs in the sixth inning. they hit three home runs off john smoltz in that inning. for smoltzy it's the second time in his career he's given up three home runs in an inning. the other time he gave up four home runs. the powerful quartet of kevin mitchell, jeff branson, and ed eddy. phils lead the n.l. east, cubs two out in the nl central. we're talking aboutl spring power. the phillies lead the national league in home runs. raoul ibanez, a three-run home run in the first. theei 5th of the year. the bottom of the fourth inning, shane victor even owe to left field. should be the final round of the inning. >> alfonso, fourth down on top of the ball. oh0 , yeah. oh, lou, what are you thinking. though the phillies would have won easily if it wa

the four major sports leagues and the ncaa went to court to stop this law.ey said sports betting would cause irrevocable harm to sports events and casting suspicion on the outcomes of the games. delaware officials charlie disagreed and said sports betting will be a huge moneymaker for the state and this thing is going on. congress is getting involved, the senate is getting involved, should they be allowed to gamble on sports, i said they're doing it anyway why not make tax dollars off it like you think this will go through. >> no reckless check with your regular eshrick reichmuth. >> nobody's ever out here but we have like two stragglers out here. where you from chicken to and from chico, california, michael diehl ; mcdonald, earle springs florida. select to have people living at home waiting for them to get their word in. when i start to the day temperature was except in phoenix it's warm and 83. warm and humid across the country. look at the satellite radar picture. a big band of storms moved across the northeast overnight bringing rain showers and across

. >> john wooden holds division 1 coaching records for consecutive wins, winning percentage in the ncaarnament. final four appearances, and national championships. wooden won an unprecedented ten national titles with the bruins, six more than any other head coach in division 1 history. >> >> day after losing in the 200 freestyle, michael phelps bounced back to win the 200 meter fly in world record time. >> the time of 1:51. now as good as he's been at the olympics, phelps has had just as much success in the world championships in his career. 19 of phelps career records have come at the world championships. >> plaxico burress testified in manhattan on wednesday. hear what you a remorseful plaxico had to say in the courtroom and to his fans. and justin verlander, you do not want to miss the k train that helped the tigers avoid being swept in >> the 31-year-old burress faces up to three and a half years in prison, and want wants wanted to address the jury personally. >> you i testified to he day before the grand jury. i was truthful. i was honest. and, i'm truly remorseful for what i've do

modern era of the cape cod baseball league commenced in 1963 when it was officially sanctioned by the ncaa. throughout its existence, the league has been responsible for several cy young and most valuable player awards. and many hall of famers and renowned scouts and managers, all of whom received their start in the cape cod baseball league. entering its 125th season, the league continues to offer the most talented baseball players from across the country the opportunity to demonstrate their skills in front of professional scouts. as a pioneer among the nation's summer leagues in many respects, including the use of wooden bats, the cape cod baseball league is truly america's league. the young players learn the importance of sportsmanship and modesty, not only on the diamond and in the dug youth, but also through the generations of cape cod families who open their homes to host them during the summer season. at a time that has not always been conducive to preserving the integrity of the game, the cape cod baseball league continues to embody the golden american tradition of our wholesome nat

the modern era of the league began in 1963 when it was officially sanctioned by the ncaa. throughout its existence the league has promoted to bigtime, the bigs, several cy young and most valuable player award winners, as well as major leaguers who achieved hall of fame status. as well as decorated scouts and managers. all of whom got their start on the fields of dreams on cape cod. entering its 125th season, the league continues to offer the most talented baseball players from across the country, the opportunity to demonstrate their skills in front of major league scouts. as the pioneer among the nation's summer leagues, including, by the way, the use of wooden bats, the cape cod baseball league is truly america's league. young players learn the importance of sportsmanship and teamwork, not only on the diamond and in the dugout, but also through the generosity of cape cod families who open their homes to host these young men during the summer season. at a time when the integrity of the game is at risk, the cape cod baseball league continues to embody the golden american tr