zac lee and number 19 nebraska at number 13, virginia tech. we'll certainly know a great deal more about both of these teams at the conclusion of this one. we welcome you, everybody. robert smith, todd. i am wendi nix. glad you are with us. hyping a game at the horseshoe, the usc trojans came calling on the buckeyes and it was ohio state that came up short. it did live up to the hype. this week, however, ohio state trying to shake off the rush, terrelle pryor and company putting behind them looking to bounce back. pryor deep over the middle to stanz stanz sta stanzenbacher. >> he scored the same later nerst quarter. deja vu. to stanzen bacher. 18-yard touchdown reception. >> ohio state led 14-0 that the point. 38-0 with just under three points to play in the first quarter. terrelle pryor you can see his numbers barely in on the ground. 12 rushes for 110 yards. >> anyone else play on offense? >> and a touchdown. there's been some discussion about jim tressel and his conservative play-calling. the fact that he was playing it close to the vest. a

. >> watch this play -- watch the defensive line on nebraska on the next play. have to go after tyrod taylor on this. you can't stay back and let him scramble all day. there's no way your secondary can cover this long. >> tyrod taylor. gets away with it. but again, threw the ball, the rushing situation continues. seems to shy away from. >> negative 22 yards rushing. he's not running the ball. he's not getting the looks he wants as a passer. when it came down to it he made the one throw they needed and they won ugly but still won. >> scorecards don't take picture. >> tough for nebraska. outplayed them for 3 1/2 quarters. >> michigan state and notre dame. to south bend for this one. notre dame, of course, losing to michigan at the big house last weekend. michigan state down three, kurt cousins hits blair white. >> that guy is a great possession receiver. >> smart. >> big route routes. >> jimmy clausen to golden tate. one of his two favorite targets. >> i love this move. what's going on, band? don't mind me. i got a three-point lead. >> to the other team's band. >>

if nebraska does it will be the first against virginia tech.lay at home against notre dame. wait, the spartans play property taxes on the golden dome and it's touchdown sparty. they haven't lost in south bend since 1993 irish or spartan. >> you have to go notre dame and i still believe they're one of the best football teams in the country offensively they're explosive. look at their running back allen is averaging over 100 yards a game and claus en's averaging over 324 yards a game passing and in addition they have two receivers michael floyd 160 yards a game and golden tate 87 and the offense successful the problem is on defense. they have had problems on defense. i don't think michigan state can beat them i don't care where they play. they haven't decided on the quarterback but i think they'll go with kurt because he's the 6th ranked passer. >> you still think they're one of the best teams in the country? how many games have they played. >> two. >> what's the record? they're 1-1. they can't beat michigan state at home and they find a way to w

nebraska playing tremendously but tech down. drops it right through his hands and frank beamer believes that was it but they get the ball back at their own 1-yard. watch taylor by all sorts of time in the pocket. where is danny cole? there he is. there he goes. all the way down to the three. 1-yard play. stunning everyone. so it comes down to a third and goal with the hokies still trailing. sean mcdonough. >> taylor designed over the left now comes back to the right. waiving receiveers around and running out of time and finally throws and it is good! touchdown! roberts. >> so close to a great road win. a couple miracle plays. tech pulls it out, 16-15. my goodness. >> and byu with bcs hopes before florida state rolled into the area. kristen ponder hitting terrell, five -yard touchdown. florida state up 30-14 and matt struggling. one of his three interceptions on the day, that pick courtesy of dave reid taking it back for the touchdown. florida state goes on to win it 54-28 ending byu's bcs dreams. >> and after a trip to ann arbor

score, nebraska on top. 12-10. you talk about tyrod taylor. at some point you got to dance with the girl you brought. he wants to throw the football. that's what he's done. >> i don't get it. you're one of the most athletic quarterbacks in college football. last year run 70 yards which led your team. yet he has four carries for negative 18 yards so far, two of which were sacked. two times in the entire first half he's taken off and run the ball. i think until they get the quarterback, tyrod taylor to start running and taking advantage of his feet, this virginia tech offense is going nowhere. >> speak of offense it doesn't go anywhere. it's important to play good special teams. it's even more important when you talk about offense that you're facing that has difficulty moving the ball. i think that's why that first return by virginia tech was so significant. but when i look at offense of nebraska, their ability to start running the football and exposing this run defense for virginia tech which has struggled. gave up 268 yards rushing earlier in

nothing can top nebraska's running of the weiners. today." we've had outstanding weather for the last several days, but we are finding showers creeping into western new york and northwestern pennsylvania. new york today, and increasing cloud cover, highs at 80, boston, 76, still a storm chance in the southeast. but things do get better tomorrow. partly cloudy in atlanta, getting a chance to dry out there, high's at 85. atlanta for your eastern event of the day. if you're watching us on wxia at the petting zoo, you don't get to just see the animals, you can get a hands on experience with goats, sheep, and of course, the pigs. and that's your eastern event of the day. that's a day well spent. >> just wash your hands. >> exactly. >> thanks, ryan. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> how are things working out for the kids after jon minus kate? well, a little lonely according to radar online. they spent last weekend with nannies while kate taped a talk show pilot and jon partied on long island. >>> fr

today a casket carrying his remains was flown to hawaii and then to omaha, nebraska. a funeral is set for october 3rd in his hometown of laurel, nebraska. >>> couldn't find a job after graduating from the university of southern california. so the 27 year old decided to try 50 jobs. one in each state. his last job ended. he caught lobster in maine. all despite a recession. >> i'm still going out there showing if you're willing to work you can find a job. land of opportunities. no doubt about it. >> he says he had a second goal in addition to working in all 50 states. get this. he stays he also wanted to find a date in each state. but he says he struck out in west virginia and wyoming. >>> hundreds of people stood holding flags near the capitol tonight lighting up the national museum of the american indian. britney moorehouse tells us it is an adventure that had some people traveling six hours to participate. >> reporter: that's right, bruce. it may have looked strange to people passing by. spotlights all over the giant museum just like a disco ball but all of that nons

for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska rise? mr. fortenberry: address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. fortenberry: mr. speaker, this month, lincoln school of nebraska is celebrating its 40th anniversary. started in 1969, lincoln school was one of the first schools in the united states to be custom built to facilitate the curriculum. the school has served hundreds of families over two generations and fully apart of nebraska's diverse educational community. mary and larry are still the school's mode of force and guide children daily with purposeful materials and offer after-school enrichment classes, conduct classes to help parents understand and implement the philosophy and lecture on nebraska. the result, children, who are self-disciplined, joyful and eager to learn. the children are free to discover the world. mr. speaker, on behalf of the first district of nebraska and the united states congress, i thank them, two twoord people for their dedication to the formation of young children and co

go, nebraska, baby. >> i appreciate it, maria. take care. it was great to see you. >> you, too. chairman td amer a trade. joe has always been -- before going to a 20-year career in merrill lynch, he was actually a coach. and -- >> you can see that. >> i'm not doing it justice here. but one of the best at dartmouth on the planet. so now in addition to being chairman of td ameritrade he goes back to nebraska and we're thrilled for him, following his heart there. ten minutes before the closing bell sounds on wall street. dow industrials holding on to the triple-digit move. off of the best level of the afternoon, simon. >> coming up, making the bull cakes. we'll tell you why some experts say there's even more upside in the equity market. and why one market watcher sees another 10% rally in the s&p. that's coming up on "closing bell." eeeeeeeeeeeee >>> eight minutes left to trade here on the new york stock exchange. let's look at some of the widely held shares. alcoa up in today's trade. home depot, walmart, hewlett-packard and cisco. there you see more of the technology

but nebraska can't run out the clock. virginia tech gets it back at their own 16. under a minute and a half to go. desperation time. taylor loads it up, he's got danny cole. behind everybody. cole finally knocked out at the 3. huge play for the hokies. the husker fans are stunned. sean mcdonough now with the call. >> taylor roll to the left, now comes back to the right, waving receivers around. nobody open. running out of time. finally throws! and it is caught! touchdown, roberts! >> roberts atones for the earlier drop, and for the second straight year, the hokies nip the huskers, 16-15. >> ding, ding, at the m.g.m. grand last night. floyd mayweather jr. taking on juan manuel marquez. may weder is one of five fighters to have held five major world titles in five different weight divisions. mayweather knocked down marquez in the second round and continued to dominate throughout the fight, landing 59% of his punches. mayweather winning by unanimous decision. he is now a perfect 40-0 in his career. brian ken east caught up with junior after the win. >> gone from the r

nebraska right here. tyrod taylor. the safety didn't rotate over in time. covering the guy there. >> and nebraska played excellent defense and then some mental mistakes in the end, todd, that cost them. >> you saw that one play. you can't have a bigger mental breakdown. tyrod taylor who finished the day with 12 of 27 passing negative 22 rush yards gets one opportunity. comes up big. throwing that touchdown pass and virginia tech in a game to be honest with you they were flat out played for 3 1/2 quarters go on to win 16-15 and stole one in blacksburg. >> one of those ones where you say score cards may be not pretty but effective. tyrod taylor been so determined it would seem to throw the ball this season todd, obviously he can do things with his feet extremely well. >> creating in the pass but as i said negative 22 rushing yards. he's got to get above the line of scrimmage. >> let's move to south bend where notre dame was looking to bounce back after that loss to michigan last week. today it was michigan state who came calling. kurt cousins. right here, hit

the people of nebraska are already concerned that we've been rushing things through. and if we went to some sort of a parliamentary shortcut, i think they would be even more alarmed than they are right now. that's what i heard during the town hall meetings. >> i want to show you both some things i picked up here at the state fair. these are from the republican party here. you have a button "change? i'd like mine back." this one, "hands off my health care." to oppose something is pretty easy. to sell something hard is much more difficult. as the president goes before the congress wednesday night, senator klobuchar, does he have a policy problem or marketing problem in. >> first of all i think it's a great opportunity as i look at the pot roast booths behind you for him to put the meat on the bones, to really give the american people some details, because when i look back at this debate i think one of the issues was when it first came out as here is the big plan, you could get this, you could get this, and get that. americans still struggling with the economy understand

minnesota's amy klobuchar is with me at the state fair and ben nelson of nebraska joins from us omaha. amy, a big speech from the president. what is the one thing you need from him to convince you he has the momentum and initiative backing? >> i'm convinced after spending many days at the minnesota state fair, the mother of all town hall meetings, people want to see a focus on affordability and cost. that seems to me what brings people together across party lines and emphasis on how can we make this more affordable. they realized and i think times have changed over august, things have calmed a teenie bit and people started to step back and say you know what? i know that my premiums have doubled in the last ten years and i have every reason to believe they'll double again and that's what the numbers show. if you're a senior, going to be a senior by 2017, medicare is going in the red so the focus on costs, accountability, on doing something, getting something done, that's what i'd like him to talk about. >> reporter: senator nelson the white house says the president will be more specifi

virginia tech and nebraska. said we'd know for about these two teams. did we?int game. we'll explain and florida, tennessee, their first meeting at the swamp since lane kiffin took over at the hemingway of the volunteers. fireworks, yes, no, maybe? up next. cordless multi-tool. re-model. re-grout. re-store. all re-powered. meet the hand tool, re-thought. the power and versatility of six tools... packed into one. more innovations. more great values. craftsman. trust. in your hands. ♪ >>> georgia at arkansas. third quarter. arkansas down 27-21. mallett to child. it's a strike. one-point lead. >> lose asher allen. didn't know when to make a play. >> still a one-point game. cox defies king. offensively that looks pretty good. arkansas, that was 34-28. later in the third, ryan mallett, d.j. williams, a one-yard strike. arkansas up 35-34. >> in the end georgia 42, 35, over arkansas but it was back and forth all day they had to rally. tim tebow and urban meyer. sporting the professorial look. >> looks like clark kent. >> change it up. out of the shotgun scrambles righ

. >>> down 17 points, nebraska resorted to a trick play known as the fumblerooski.t was dropped on the guard to dean steinkohlor to take it in for a touchdown. bout to you by buffalo wild wings. >> one of the top 30 plays and turner gill winning the m.a.c. championship. did a great job up there. turner gill one of the candidates that interviewed for the head coaching job that ultimately went to gene chizik. tate on first down. i'll never forget by the way darr never forgive them for banning the fumblerooski play. one more they would have in their book. >> bob: do you want it to come down to total trickeration. >> mark: i like some smoke and mirrors. >> bob: that's football. >> mark: that's straight ahead. stop m

the gentleman from nebraska. mr. terry: thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. terry: i rise in support of h.r. 3663, a bill to delay the date for accreditation of durable medical equipment suppliers for 90 days. i want to thank my colleague from ohio, mr. space, for bringing this legislation to the floor today to correct a provision in the medicare improvements for patients and providers act of 2008. that which was approved by the house last year requires suppliers of durable medical equipment, d.m.e., to get accreditation before applying to the centers for medicare and medicaid services, to meet the quality standards before being awarded a contract under the medicare d.m.e. competitive bidding program. the law carved out an exemption for certain physicians and other treating practitioners and gave the secretary of h.h.s. the authority to exempt others. by regulation, c.m.f. determined that pharmacists would fall under this exemption and not be r

elsewhere, virginia tech taking on the big boys from nebraska. this heavyweight battle did not disappoint. down in blacksburg. the hokies started strong. virginia tech by five. tie rod taylor trying to make something happen. pump fakes and goes up top and deep to a wide open danny cole. off to the races. he is knocked out of bounds at the 3 yard line. tech, here we go. three plays later, tech on the 11 yard line after a sack. tyrod taylor had the hokies in business. let's go, guys. come on. taylor, sees dyrell roberts. check out roberts. makes an incredible catch for thegame-winning touchdown. virginia tech beats the cornhuskers 16-15. >>> let's go to hatsymississipp. toree morrison, a speedy fellow. 57-yard touchdown. the cavs led 27-10 at halftime. they lose 37-34. virginia falls to 0-3. >>> to pittsburgh. navy playing pitt. second quarter, the panthers up 14-7. they are threatening. deon lewis stretches in for pitt. pitt downs navy. the mids back home on next saturday against western kentucky. >>> in the wnba playoffs the mystics, win or the s

you have nebraska, texas tech, you have dead football teams in that occurrence.he -- you look at florida state, they struggled with -- >> i'm trying to think when the big 12 -- >> it it is not because you don't have a big memory. i cannot hold you accountable for that. >> the win over florida characterizes as a entertaining game on saturday night, as well. >> we don't know how good or bad south carolina is. that my friend, who camed moan times -- >> you don't know, absolutely, you got a different team every week. when you have a great win, you can get your bottom dollar there will be a netdown next week. >> i know three things for sure. i know florida is good. i know texas is good. and i know u.s.c. is good. >> i think he's probably right about all those. florida and texas will be little bit better. >> i think this is a great country. >> trot jans know how to win, we will agree on that. we'll up here's another "nattyism" with natty light. today's word is "naturday." "naturday." the most awesomest day of one's week. whooo-hooo! as in... with his stocked mini-fridg

there is just this lack of support, not only among republicans, but among key democrats, like nebraska senator ben nelson, as you know, heidi. and he actually indicated yesterday on cnn's "state of the union" that he could support a so-called trigger for a government-run insurance plan. here's what he said. >> well, i think he has to say that if there's going to be a public option, it has to be subject to a trigger. in other words, if somehow the private market doesn't respond the way that it's supposed to, then it would trigger a public option or a government-run option, but only as a fail save, backstop to the process. >> reporter: now, this would go into effect only if certain goals are not met in a certain amount of time. getting enough people insurance coverage, for instance, or bringing down costs to a sufficient degree. we should mention, maine republican, republican olympia snowe, she's a key smart involved in bipartisan negotiations, she's been discussing this very idea with the white house. so, obviously, you can see this may be a part where some of these conservative democra

amy is here with me at the state fair and ben nelson from nebraska joins us from omaha. a big speechl from the president. what is the one thing you need to hear from him to convince you he has the momentum and initiative back? >> i believe after spending many days at the minnesota state fair, people everywhere want to see a focus on affordability and cost. that brings people together across party lines. an emphasis on how to make it more affordable. they realize and i think times have changed over august. things have calmed a teeny bit, and people have stepped back and said, you know what? i know my premiums have doubled in the last ten years and i have every reason to believe they will double again. if you're a senior or going to be a senior, by 2017 medicare is going in the red. so this focus on costs, accountability, on doing something and getting something done, that's what i'd like him to talk about. >> senator nelson, the white house says the president will be more specific. you know the big flash points in this debate. what's the one specific where you think the p

. >> senator ben nelson, democrat of nebraska, wants republican support for the baucus bill, which isaseline for the amendment action in the finance committee. max baucus also wants republican support, enough to vote against things, he said, he supports. first, why are democrats like nelson and baucus more concerned about the other party than the members of their own that they might lose? and second, why all of this concern for a republican party that would happily steamroll the democrats? >> yeah, let me take the second question first, david. i think people like max baucus and ben nelson don't really understand the republican party of today. it's a thoroughly grassroots-based conservative party that's been back on its heels, thinks it found its identity and protest over the summer, and is not going to support this measure in any way, shape or form institutionally. maybe a senator or two considering it. but even they are doubtful. so that's the first part. i don't think they understand what they're dealing with. the republicans are in a rejectionist mood. that's number one. number two

. >>> virginia tech already playing number 4 alabama now getting set to host nebraska. which hokie's offense will show this week? the one in the opener or the one that exploded for 600 yards of offense last week against marshall? if i'm frank beamer i would vote for choice b. >> we are going to throw the football. game plan is to go and try to stretch the field. of course, trying to get the running game going. >> it will be crazy around here. that's why everyone came to virginia tech for to play in a game like this. >> day 5 of training camp for the capitals and three-day tournament is over with alex ovechkin's team a capturing the cup. he had four assists in today's final game as he and nicklas backstrom knocked them off. preseason already tomorrow in buffalo. >>> nats in philadelphia tonight except jesus flores. he had surgery on his shoulder. he just came off the dl last week after missing 105 games was diagnosed with a torn muscle. he will be out with three to six months and hope to have him back on the field at some point during spring training but who knows. nats

one senator from nebraska wants the u.s. attorney general to get involved. another from alabama is calling for a sweeping investigation because he believes acorn's corruption is wide spread. >> i believe there is pattern of corruption all throughout acorn. balance problems, trying to falsify. child porn and other things. income tax deals. we need a thorough investigation by the inspector general, at the housing department. and we also need a hearing and investigation by the committee that banking housing committee that i sit on. >> meanwhile, in maryland, several state lawmakers are also looking into funding and grants issued to the acorn office in baltimore over the last few years. >> we have breaking news tonight out of northeast baltimore. police are on the scene of a shooting in the 3400 block of cliff mont avenue. the shooting happened at 8:40 this evening. it appears one man was killed. we will have more information when it becomes available. . >> first on fox tonight. the mba said the baltimore bus company without insurance was transporting students.

nebraska/virginia tech. usc/washington or tennessee/florida.hink that urban meyer may want to have his team score some points tonight. and now t.j. yates goes out. his team only up by a touchdown. would love to burn some of that 6:15 remaining in the game. erik highsmith, the true freshman, breaks away. the true freshman with a ton of talent with a huge gain. all the way up to the 42 yard line. >> ray: they've been running this kind of play all day. just a one-man screen on the outside. and dekota marshall is going to get kind of rolled over in this tacklep you will see they released mike ingersoll the right tackle and that forced the corner over there, darryl reynolds, he missed it. kind of ducked down. marshall missed it from the other side and highsmith was off and running. >> pam: that was a 43-yard play for highsmith, who has five catches, over 100 yards and a touchdown today. >> ray: boy, he came on the scene last week, as we mentioned, pam. and all of a sudden, those big shoes of those receivers who left the tar heel program last year, t

kansas into nebraska. these storms could carry very powerful tornadoes later on today, into tonight. we're going to be watching that area. also, strong, gusty winds with very dry air out west. you can see how much the fire warnings and watches are out in these areas. all through the western states. this is likely to be a problem there, as well. quicok at the big board this morning. we'll tell you the weather in the next half hour. >>> mostly cloudy, mid-50s and not much of a climb, remaining mostly cloudy, but a breeze and holding to about 67 degrees. we try to clear out tonight and drop to 44. 67, more sun on thursday, and then we will push more clouds but back to near 70 on friday. over the weekend a chance of rain shower, saturday with a high of 72. we will stay in the low to mid- 70s drying out sunday into monday. just gorgeous in the south. like 71 in atlanta. diane? >>> okay. we're going to rejoin republican senator john mccain of arizona right now. to continue our questioning. our apologies to you f

representative lee terry of nebraska does not use the office. this thing called the office of the attending physician. >> oh yes. >> reporter: which you smile and say, "oh, yes." why do you do -- why do you do that? >> well, it's a great asset. somebody passes out on a tour, it's our attending physicians that are there right then, but there's an option, you could use them as your, in essence, family practitioner while you're here. >> reporter: terry is introducing a bill to offer the same type of health insurance options provided to congress to all americans. i'm sitting here thinking, "if you're going to introduce this bill for the federal health plan, why not throw in something like this office that is provide primary care?" if congress can have those kinds of things, why can't we? >> that's a fair question. and they should have that. because frankly, having a physician that you can call and contact actually helps drive down the costs. >> reporter: good primary care, an ingredient everyone cares is necessary for true health care reform. dr. ti

i want to you listen to ben nelson of nebraska. a public option if it were a back-up plan. if it were part of a trigger. let listen. >> i think he has to say that if there will be a public option, it has to be subject to a trigger. in other words, if somehow the private market doesn't respond the way that it's suppose to, then it would trigger a public option or a government-run option. only as a failsafe backstop to the process. >> do you support that? give the insurance company a chance but have hanging over them the prospect of two, three, four years down the road, it would have a trigger? >> they have six years of a chance. we've seen doubling of premiums. now it is time for a public option that can really help. here the thing. we have monopolized markets in nearly every mix major area with regard to insurance. how will we drive they will down? why do they charge more? because they can. how will we get them down? by introducing three things. competition, choice, and a competitive choice. i don't know how any conservative can be

scattered showers, thunderstorms and gusty winds from minnesota, nebraska and kansas. periods of heavy rain from the carolinas up to richmond and d.c. scattered showers from kentucky to michigan. and isolated thunderstorms in florida. >> a high of 89 today in miami. 73 for baltimore. 78 here in new york. upper 70s for chicago, detroit and fargo. 85 in st. louis. 97 in dallas. phoenix is seasonable at 101. while sacramento climbs to 88. 77 in boise and orlando. and 70 for seattle. >>> and coming up, more electric cars coming to car lots near you. >>> plus, tracking those great white sharks off cape cod. why biologists are so excited by the visit from the deep. >>> and a crash caught on tape, as this paraglider drops into a crowd of families. these days, wouldn't it be great if saving money happened as automatically as everything else? at bank of america, it practically does. use the bankamericard power rewards visa credit card and earn rewards like cash back with every purchase. cash you can put into savings. or even use to help pay down your credit card balance. it's o

arrestaron a 2 sujetos que se hacían pasar por agentes de la patrulla fronteriza en nebraska.chas. >>> un violador en serie, tiene aterradas a las mujeres de new york, e volvió a atacar. agresor entró al eficio por el techo. y a punta de cuchillo abusó sexualmente de la víctima en su departamento y luego huyó con vari de sus pertenencias. el hombre del que ya existe un retrato hablado, es el presunto responsable de # ataques similares, ocurridos en agosto. - estalló como cor una bomba u paquete de correo tras ser abierto por un empleado. y el hombre sufrió severas quemaduras y tuvo que ser llevado a un hospital. las autoridades investigan el incidente. >>> indignados los padres de 5 estudiantes obligadas a desvestirse tras ser acusadas de robarse 100 dólares en una escuela de iowa los responsables de que las menores se quitaran la ropa para una requisa fueron retirados de sus cargos y se espera que los padres ente blen una demanda. oye cumpliendo así su último deseo. el anciano fue encerrado en su antiguo vehículo. y rodeado de su colección de armas. una grúa tuvo que traslada

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. >> nebraska, this man being called a hero after he saved a baby from a busy intersection in oma ha.> he was on the way to the street. >> apartnerly the toddler wandered out from a nearby apartment. mario gunter saw the boy close to the road and he pulled over and grabbed him while someone called 911. >> you see it on tv but never expect to find a baby on the sidewalk. i still don't know what to think about it. >> elsewhere in oma ha, another rescue after a fisherman found 10 kittens stuck in a trash bag and dumped in the missouri river. >> he thought it was trash and it was the baby in there. >> all 10 of the little guys are recovering from the ordeal in a local animal shelter and soon be up for adoption. >> florida, a not so cuddlingy critter slithering around. it was a four and half foot bowa constricter. it is not popoisonous and could have been a threat to the school kids. it was take tone a nature preserve. >> texas, the nation's largest state fair. >> for some it is all about the food including gourmet treats as fried butter. but there is ride and farm animals and the entertai

and medical officer for the state of nebraska says to ignore this at your own peril. how bad does this get? >> we are starting to have an impact taking care of people neil: it is losing a bit of steam on that it had originally. it has lost that shock factor. that is dangerous when that happens. >> it is dangerous when that happens. we want people to still be paying attention to the news for the situation as it changes. it is going to be here for a while. what people forget is that car accidents still happen. hospitals are routinely fall. when we had this much flu, it really has an impact on our health care system. neil: you are saying that this could be a preview of coming attractions? >> it could very well day. we have seen the impact on our schools. the virus is spreading there are people at substantial risk for complications. neil: who are those people? >> those are people with chronic underlying health conditions. serious heart conditions. they are more at risk to have serious complications. neil: for those types of folks, what can we do? >> the most important thi

there was a demonstration in nebraska yesterday.l officials cannot condone missing class, but they hope this lease to a discussion. up to 600 teachers could lose their jobs because of budget constraints. >> how are we going to get our education. >> i think it is crazy. i love my teachers. >> the school system over hired teachers in case of over enrollment. they cannot keep them all. >>> the man at the top of the republican ticket want to increase the amount of money the state cannot stashed its rainy day fund. bob mcdonnell is proposing to allow the size of the fund to increase to 50 % of the annual income. >>> creigh deeds will be at the clarendon metro station after 8:30 this morning and will reveal a major campaign endorsement. >>> a poster depicting president obama as the joker has some people out raids. >> it is idiotic. >> the poster is on display outside of a club in richmond. the owner said he wanted to show his displeasure for mr. obama's policies. the group says the poster is racist. >>> the secret service is investigating

. >>> a driver in nebraska is being called a hero after saving a baby from an intersection.the child is not much older than this one and was being watched when he crawled out of the apartment. the driver spotted i boy and grabbed him before he entered the intersection. the aunt was taking a nap when the i go. boy got up and out. >> half a million children require treatment due to reactions to medications. new research advises parents and doctors to be vigilant when prescribing drugs to children. >> reporter: this mother checks with the pharmacist before giving any medication. >> and it is something that scared me that you can harm a child if you give them too much. >> reporter: parents should be preoccupied. 600,000 children are treated annually for bad drug reactions including accidental overdoses, side-effects. medicine mix-ups and allergies. >> children who are less than five years old were vulnerable to the reactions. >> in part because the younger stds are exposed to medications for the first time. research, based on studies spanning 11 years, shows penicillin were most

. >> very comfortable right now as far as traffic heading into the district, nebraska, and southeastngton. headlights have left tysons heading up towards old georgetown road. everything clear for those in the red. they're on their way to tysons and heading out to 66. nothing as far as traffic on the greenway, the toll road, and on 95 in virgia. >> thank you. >>> put away the plug. for a leader night shows us a wireless-charging laptop. >> in tech bytes, dell brings new meaning to the wireless laptop. they have a computer that can be charged wirelessly. you place the laptop on the dock and the computer power is up. there is a wireless docking system and an external monitor. it starts at $2,000. microsoft is offering free anti virus software. it can be downloaded from their website. it updates daily. microsoft says it will not slow down your computer. garmen is releasing its first gps phone. it comes with pre loaded north american maps plus millions of points of interests like restaurants and gas stations. it goes on sale on sunday and will cost $300. warner music has reached a deal to

senator bill nelson of nebraska. good morning to you. >> thank you. good to be with you.n: let me ask you to comment on what your fellow senator just said. we heard from major garrett that the president is saying we have got to hurry this along. we heard senator conrad say that the press is trying to move this thing forward. who is pushing this? >> well, i think what is happening here is there is a fear that if you do not give something to move, any kind of energy, any kind of synergy will be lost, and people will then want to turn to some other issue. there is a sense of urgency. but that has to be counterbalanced by the task of getting it done right, not getting it done quickly. i think that is where most of us are today. what we want to do is be sure that we keep moving. if we can put something together, we should. we should not fall behind. on the other hand, the people of nebraska and the country want this done right if it is going to be done at all. jon: all the powerful people in washington. "the hill" newspaper in the morning. if you probably saw in line about you

low pressure south of chicago, upper level low stationary across western parts of kansas, nebraska, easternnver this morning and you get down to the south farther, you can see memphis, showers coming up out of the south taken pools on in quickly around the nation's capital. it looks like the rain is basically halting right around that mason dixon line but it's moving due east and going to drift down to the south later today, too. rain is going to be heavy at times around washington. watch for delays. at the airports, reagan and dulles, too. off to the west you can see the rain stretching down the mississippi valley and picks up in intensity around des moines, back in towards the lower parts of minnesota and that's going to arc back in towards the dakotas for the morning and more showers are a possibility later today. for the weekend as the cold front steers over to the east, watch the rain pile up specifically around northern parts of alabama in towards north georgia, tennessee, the carolina mountains as well. unfortunately, more flooding is possible, that yellow shaded area computer models

. >>> nebraska resorting to a trick play.back turner field dropped the ball on the ground. leaving it for the guard to rumble in for a touchdown. follow the top 30 countdown all season long. >> mike: that's number 28 on the buffalo wild wings top 30 plays in the last 30 years. we'll reveal number 27 next saturday starting at 3:30 eastern. i remember that one. how about the tackle? good luck. iowa takes over inside its own 20. good play fake by stanzi. throws on the run. and incomplete. as brandon wager will get his second turn at running back. so far they've alternated robinson and wager guy possession. >> craig: i think ricky stanzi, coming across. he's going to be open. there's a pocket. just pushing the ball down the field. i don't think he's seeing the game right now as well as he should be. he's missed on deep throws for the first couple of ball games, the one that takes several shots. sa sandeman was well covered. he's a good corner. >> craig: he's a good corner. only throw he has, hitting him out of the pocket is what

. >> ben nelson from nebraska was on "state of the union ""this weekend and said he could support thefor the public option, if insurance companies could not bring people under, that the trigger mechanism could start a public option. let's listen to what he told john. >> people in nebraska already concerned that we've been rushing things through, and if we went to some sort of a parliamentary shortcut, they would be more alarmed than they are right now. that's what i heard during the town hall meetings. >> how much does this undercut fellow democrats who want the public option? >> if it undercuts democrats, he wouldn't be the only one. he's been talking about the budget maneuver to pass health care with 51 votes in the senate. there are many luke him who are uncomfortable with the idea. talked about something else. senator nelson said that was particularly interesting. he said he wants to hear president obama signal on wednesday that he's open to this idea of a public option with a trigger. yes, some liberals in the house. many of them will have a critical mass number have an issue. bu

feinstein: i would like to respond to the senator from nebraska. my intleef that we had an amendment -- my belief is that we had an amendment passed yesterday, passed overwhelmingly by this body, prohibiting the ute of federal funds for acorn, period. the staff has been researching this bill. we do not believe there are any federal funds in this bill. i believe that if there were a roll call vote it would come out essentially the same as it did yesterday. so i would say to the distinguished senator, both the ranking member and i would be prepared to take this amendment by unanimous consent. mr. johanns: this is such an important issue. this is an issue that people all across the country are watching the senate floor. therefore, madam president, i feel very strongly that if there was ever an opportunity for senators to come to the floor and cast a vote in a roll call fashion, this is israelily one to make a very strong -- this is really one to make a very strong statement once again about acorn not receiving this funding. i appreciate the offer of t

. >>> at 3:30 eastern on abc it's a battle of top 20 teams when virginia tech hosting nebraska.gainst ranked teams since the win against texas a&m dating back to 2006. two schools separated by 100 miles and at least for now separated by seven points. eric highsmikt and his north carolina squad on top by seven. enjoy the second half. ♪ ♪ >> pam: welcome back to "espn college football." reported by 5-hour energy. the second half in chapel hill about to get under way. north carolina with a 21-14 lead over the pirates of east carolina. the two schools separated by about 110 mimes. the pirates down seven. get the ball first. dwayne harris, the wildcat quarterback, wide receiver and in this case punt -- or kick returner gets it up to the 24 yard line. let's go back to east carolina and their last td drive. pulling out some tricks. >> ray: yeah and i believe they had to and you can see here is the long fras harris completing it to womack on like a reverse toss pass. and then pinkney drills it down the middle. and then harris finishes that drive. but i think skip holtz knows that his te

here's one from mike in nebraska. you think the -- you think the cornhuskers would ever invite us?t a chance. not even on the radar screen. this one is from mike and it says jim, it is hard not to get excited about the mega mobile internet tsunami that's upon us. which companies will be the stronger players? companies in the transactional areas such as visa or wireless carriers or banks such as wells fargo. i know i speak for millions when i say thank you for your dedicatidea dedication to the show to both educate and entertain us. i guess what some want for me is to be cancel. i believe apple is the number one player, and i believe that at&t is the safety play. so there you go. that's what i say and the cornhuskers, i'm ready. because i am in charge of college game day now. maybe not. here's from david in houston. where the cougars, i don't know. kevin kolb. this one goes jim, thanks for informing and inspiring the small investor. i watch your show every day and find your insight helpful and entertaining. quick question -- is the job news on friday poor, which industry sector will

. >>> nebraska making its first ever trip to blacksburg. four field goals is the difference in this one in a back and forth game. >>> utah has won 16 straight games, longest such active streak in the fbs. but the ducks are quacking away. they score on a 78-yard walter thurman punt. a michael james three-yard run and a 22-yard touchdown scamper from the quarterback, missoli. >>> duke and kansas, good matchup in college babble. not so much in football. todd reising, his 14th career 100-yard passing day. the tarheels start the season 3-0 for the first time in 12 years. north carolina loses three receivers to the nfl, including hakeem nix. today, eric highsmith becomes the first true freshman with 100-plus day receiving day since nix. >>> michigan and eastern michigan at the big house. michigan backed up to their own 10, but not for long. carlos brown giving them some breathing room and a little bit more. he busts out 90 yards for the touchdown on this one. longest touchdown run for michigan in 20 years. that gave the wolverines a 14-point lead

you say one thing back home when you're in nebraska and you do another thing when the lobbyist is at your door and you're in committee markup. that's standard operating procedure for both parties in washington. >> let's see if we can burn that "sesame street" one from hatch into people's minds. if senator hatch believes it's unfair that the states with high insurance costs would be provided with transition relief, why not ask for exemption for any state more than that state that begins with the letter u. >> this ises cl classic. everything you need to know about commitment of small government is embodied in that amendment. reminds me of the omnibus bill being passed and people bringing home pork were the republicans. they're vegetarians between meals. they're constantly saying that whenever they don't -- whenever they can't bring the bacon home for their constituents or interest groups funding them, then they're against spending. when they get a chance to smuggle a little in, they're totally fine with it. >> what is behind the use of the phrase that hatch put in here. any state that

. >>> even though we've heard about the big corn crop in nebraska this year some producer shall devastatingail damage. one grower in boone county says he may just turn cattle on to his field. just east of little rock a producer said they had five inches of rain this week. rice is slow to mature and rains are very erratic. it could be worse. 50 miles north they had about a foot of rain. and a grower from he is sex county, ontario south of detroit said his soft red wheat is especially good getting $180 an acre. also expected to start his soy harvest this week. when we come back we return to the farm science review for our market roundtable. the discussion begins in just two minutes. please stay with us. as harvest . >>> "u.s. farm report" from the ohio farm science review is brought to you by the propane education and research council. do more on the farm and in the home with propane. learn how at propane.com. >>> here we are at the ohio farm science review, very near london, ohio. our guests are rugler marketing. and carl from ohio state university. and borrow from borrow trading. we have an

kansas into nebraska. these storms could carry very powerful tornadoes later on today, into tonight. we're going to be watching that area. also, strong, gusty winds with very dry air out west. you can see how much the fire warnings and watches are out in these areas. all through the western states. this is likely to be a problem there, as well. quick look at the big board this morning. we'll tell you the weather in the next half hour. >>> it is another comfortable and cool start to our day. temperatures are in the 50's everywhere. to date will be different than yesterday in the sense that we will have mainly grace guys. we are starting our day cloudy and will stay that way for most of the day. there might be a few isolated sprinkles possible. there might be a few isolated sprinkles possible. upper just gorgeous in the south. like 71 in atlanta. diane? >>> okay. we're going to rejoin republican senator john mccain of arizona right now. to continue our questioning. our apologies to you for our technological

. >> one more from carl in lincoln, nebraska asking can mark martin win the sprint cup championship athere is no doubt that he can win it at 50. he looks 50, too. i don't mean that in a bad way. >> he looks good for 50. >> you are in the car going bumper to bumper. i do think he can win it but i think jimmie johnson will get his fourth in a row. >> i will say this, tom watson was this close at the british open to pulling it off. how about one for the older guys in sports. it could easily happen. other news today a week after the u.s. open it appears former women's number one justine henna will also make a comeback. she will make that announcement coming occupy tuesday. >> tonight the wnba western conference semis is going to a decisive third game. san antonio silver stars playing at the phoenix mercury. home team won all six meetings including the regular season and postseason. tip-off is on espn2. >> looking superso far. teams that were the most impressive through week two. and who will win tonight ( conversation ) garth, you're up. hold on, i'm at capitalone.com picking a photo... fo