nick saban now 3-1 in the swamp.a head coach against the man who gave him a huge continue at lsu. a.j. mccarron managed the game well. trent richardson rushed for 181. alabama rolls. 38-10. so for gary danielson and tracy wolfson i'm verne lundquist. so long from gainesville with the final score, bama 38-10. we will see you next week from baton rouge. you're late local news is next. captioning by captionmax lg cinema 3d. more people, more fun. conventional 3d glasses need recharging-- regularly. still missing introducing the next-generation 3d tv lg cinema 3d. battery-free, hassle-free. ♪ like so many great pioneers before me, guided only by a dream. i'm embarking on a journey of epic proportion. i will travel, from sea to shining sea, through amber waves of grain, and i won't stop until i've helped every driver in america save hundreds on car insurance. well i'm out of the parking lot. that's a good start. geico, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent, or more on car insurance. whoa, whoa, whoa. break it up.

nick saban now 3-1 in the swamp.a head coach against the man who gave him a huge continue at lsu. a.j. mccarron managed the game well. trent richardson rushed for 181. alabama rolls. 38-10. so for gary danielson and tracy wolfson i'm verne lundquist. so long from gainesville with the final score, bama 38-10. we will see you next week from baton rouge. you're late local news is next. captioning by captionmax lg cinema 3d. more people, more fun. conventional 3d glasses need recharging-- regularly. still missing introducing the next-generation 3d tv lg cinema 3d. battery-free, hassle-free. ♪ like so many great pioneers before me, guided only by a dream. i'm embarking on a journey of epic proportion. i will travel, from sea to shining sea, through amber waves of grain, and i won't stop until i've helped every driver in america save hundreds on car insurance. well i'm out of the parking lot. that's a good start. geico, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent, or more on car insurance. whoa, whoa, whoa. break it up.

nick saban turns 60 at the end of the this month. how about that. richardson. >> gary: look at that. >> verne: very good night. touchdown. >> gary: oh, my. >> gary: i thought maybe jaye howard had a chance for him but i tell you, josh evans number 24 had no idea what he was coming up to tackle. he was coming up full speed and a train passed him full speed. >> verne: mccarron will hold. carson tinker snaps it back. richardson a 5-yard touchdown run tonight and tacked on 36 on that one. >> gary: i tell you, warmack did a good job on the play. offensive line blocks down, down and warmack makes the block inside and a delay draw and watch warmack, oh, look at that. fits exactly with the linebacker and then bam, he's supposed to be a big back and a first down back and he's a game-breaking back also. >> verne: he's got 155 yards on the ground tonight. ♪ well, that kickin' coney's gonna smack you right ♪ ♪ punch you in the mouth, don't put up a fight ♪ ♪ hot crispy onions from way out west ♪ ♪ dog nabbit' hot dabbit that chili's the best ♪ ♪ cool your sizzl

[applause] >> thank you, nick, akiko. i knew akiko was the president of art, but she is so more than that. nick, you sort of scare me. you intimidate me. he is tall, a british accent, used math. people like to stress me out. without further ado, i want to invite our director again to explain some of our upcoming directions. i want to challenge to all, soap ceramics. >> just to follow akiko's interesting example, before i provide you with a preview of one of the exhibitions, art and science has always been together. da vinvi was a great artist but a scientist as well. sometimes, when i speak to people in the valley, i say, when you have a first-rate product, how did you describe it? of course, there are several phrases you could use, but one of which is, state of the art. when you reach such a quality, you can get the expression, but you need art to describe the utmost excellence of what you do. this is what we want to do, we want to offer. let me give you two examples of upcoming exhibitions to illustrate how we further i

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our nick paton walsh has more from kabul.s attack. not specifying the nationality, but cnn's barbara starr at the pentagon is able to confirm, according to u.s. officials, that initial reports suggest all 13 of these people were americans. obviously, a huge loss for the u.s. here. attack on a convoy by a suicide bomber driving a car, we understand. a police chief saying this was a red corolla that seemed to be laden with explosives. obviously a massive blast to penetrate the kind of armored vehicle. and this happening in what should be one of the more secure parts of the afghan capital. alina? >> nick, this is the deadliest attack on u.s. troops since august when a helicopter crash killed 38 people including 22 navy s.e.a.l.s. having said that, there have been several other attacks today in afghanistan including a female suicide bomber who targeted the nation's intelligence agency. >> reporter: absolutely. a troubling flurry of violence here in the last day, frankly. in the northeast, a woman wearing a burqa said to be 25 det

nick bostrum. nick is a pioneer in trans humanism - what our species may become. existential risk, the threats to our survival, and the nature of the universe. why is he agnostic? nick, i would be really interested in how you reflect on the ultimate questions of reality - theistic, atheistic - what are your views? >>well i guess the first step would be to specify more precisely what you would mean by these possibilities so i will say the theistic possibility. what exactly would you include in that? >you would say that there is a - an ultimate creator god, who is infinite in all of his primary virtues in corporals of no body. and that is the terminus of explanation. so rather than an infinite regress of causation, that entity is determinous of explanation. that is the god hypothesis. >>so there are a lot of smart people who believe that. >yes and a lot of smart people who don't. >>exactly. so it's one of those situations where you could pick sides but how do you know that you don't pick the wrong side? like why would you be more likely to be right than all of these

. >> reporter: after vodka ruined his career as a restaurant kitchen manager, nick lott found himself sleeping under a bridge, but for the last five years he found a place to rest his head, on the standard issue twin bed in a modest 12x12 concrete room. >> it's clean, comfortable, safe. i would be running around panhandling and annoying people and maybe even stealing or something without this. >> reporter: he doesn't drink every day, but when he does -- >> if, you know, you have money in the morning, you go and get drunk, get drunk by the middle of the day, come up here, knock out for a couple hours, depending what's going on, you wake up again, go out and drink again. you're almost afraid to quit drinks, you know? it's like sometimes it just seems like that's all there is. >> reporter: in addition to a place to call home, nick also gets $89 a month from the state. and the day that money comes, he's up early to use it. a few toiletries, new phone card, his tobacco, and what seems like an eternity, the clock strikes 9:00 a.m. the liquor store is open. >> how are you? >> pretty good how

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>> with ed reed, the jets offensive line without nick mangold was vulnerable.you get the sack-fumble early in the game which sets up the first defensive touchdown in this game. what role did that play in setting the tone of this football game? >> i mean it was huge. they came right back and tied the score with a return. and, you know, we got to be able to challenge that and stay focused, you know what i'm saying? let's go to ruth chris! you know, we just stayed focused focused. we knew the jets were going to fight the whole time. they're a great team. we know that. we came out on top today. >> the ravens have had good defenses over the years. this is the first time the ravens d scored three touchdowns in a game. what was the mindset, the emotions and as you welcomed back your former defensive coordinator rex ryan to baltimore? >> we just wanted to come out an play our football. we were excited. we knew we were playing home. sunday night football, you know? it's the best time to showcase your talent and just be out here. it is a blessing. we just kept playing. >

this issue, as nick just described, of money in politics. it wasn't on the first blush there for them to target. i think because of your efforts last week, it's now on their lips and on their minds. the thing you've got to do immediately, where nick is such a hero in this fight, you're not going to win these big constitutional issues overnight, they're going to take time. but transparency put, as he said, a bright spotlight on this money, so that when a woman or man abuses the system by using huge amounts of money or a corporation does, to take our government in a way contrary to the best interests of the middle class, we know who it is. we know their names, we know where they live, we know what they do for a living, and we can go after them personally and say, why are you doing this? >> nick, the challenge with that be, it would seem, is the super pac. i couldn't agree more that our obligation is to out and highlight those that are the most offensive in exploiting this auction system. at the same time, the ability to hide the money in the a

to be thinking out of the box. >> nick and pedro are still with me.nt to show the numbers to nick. numbers don't lie. not everyone can be bill gates. look at the chart. a higher education pays off. and your pay increases with further degrees. so when you look at how -- these are numbers from the bls. weekly earnings for people with a higher advanced degree are double the average. in fact, people with advanced degrees are the only group that managed to see their wealth grow over the past ten years. so more than a few people have told me in this whole discussion, is college worth it, that it's hurting people to say that. it is the first point of entry for society. >> i mean, i think not only is college worth it, and not only it increases your incomes, it also, a lot of studies show it increases your happiness. it makes you more likely to live longer. one recent study in the american journal of public health said 245,000 people die a year because they didn't get enough of an education. and it distresses me we look around the world and the u.s. used to be

immediately i had flashbacks to images of nick and you were also bringing up your last answer you were bringing up the bonus marchers the bonus army of course after world war one right here in washington d.c. they of course were promised bonuses and during the great depression they came. to washington to collect that money and it out camping out for several weeks and the army was sent in with horses and to set fire to the places that they were staying why is it that what you saw with scott olsen reminded you of that. well it reminds me that the united states stands ready to do violence against anybody especially its of its own citizens even if their veterans being a veteran makes absolutely no difference when it comes to being brutalized by the police demonstrating and protesting in this country and if as a lot of that friends who returned from their service who returned from iraq afghanistan when they leave whether it's the marine corps the army of the navy a lot of them go into jobs that involve some sort of security a lot of them become contractors but a lot of them become police of

hello to you, nick. how much support has your protest got? >> quite a bit. the crowd is building and building quite early this morning. and it's just continuously building. several hundred people, possibly over a thousand. the crowd just keeps building, so we're not sure where it will start. >> there are protests planned all over the world from now on. but let's just look in australia. just what are you protesting about, and just how bad are things getting there? >> well, we may have weathered the global financial crisis in australia a lot better than europe and north america, but the problems with our democracy, some of the systemic problems, we share the same as the problems the people face in the united states and u.k. improper representation and lack of accountability and having the 1% most wealthy influential powerful companies and lobby groups. the issues are really unifying people on the ground. so many different political parties all coming together to work on how we push forward with a real democracy. >> nick carson from occupy melbourne staging pro

>> with ed reed, the jets offensive line without nick mangold was vulnerable.the sack-fumble early in the game which sets up the first defensive touchdown in this game. what role did that play in setting the tone of this football game? >> i mean it was huge. they came right back and tied the score with a return. and, you know, we got to be able to challenge that and stay focused, you know what i'm saying? let's go to ruth chris! you know, we just stayed focused focused. we knew the jets were going to fight the whole time. they're a great team. we know that. we came out on top today. >> the ravens have had good defenses over the years. this is the first time the ravens d scored three touchdowns in a game. what was the mindset, the emotions and as you welcomed back your former defensive coordinator rex ryan to baltimore? >> we just wanted to come out an play our football. we were excited. we knew we were playing home. sunday night football, you know? it's the best time to showcase your talent and just be out here. it is a blessing. we just kept playing. >> ed, th

they trail and vick back to pass and get drilled as he throws this interception by nick barnett. he has a clear path to the end zone, 31 yards for the touchdown. the bills in front 21-7. fourth quarter eagles down 31-14 and vick the quick pass to desean jackson. he does the rest. 31 yards for the score. the eagles add a field goal to cut the deficit to 31-24. two minutes left and vick looking for jason avant. the ball intercepted by barnett to ice the game. vick was 405 total yards of offense and four interceptions. bills defeat the eagles 31-24. philly falls to 1-4. a team of destiny, huh? >>> a lovely day in new york. seahawks down 3 and charlie whitehurst to open daniel baldwin and 27 yards and then baldwin silences the crowd. seattle in front 29-25. the giants with a chance to regain the lead,ely manning has time but his receiver slips. the ball is off his hands and intercepted by brandon browner. he would break a tackle on his way to a 90-yard touchdown return. the seahawks beat the giants 36- 25. dropping the g-men to 3-2 on the season. >>> last night the capitals made sure

my uncle died when nick and we were still together, and nick just couldn't relate to the grieving processverything back to him, him, him. if it wasn't about him, he's not interested. can you imagine how annoying that can get? yes. i know, let's play "stupid mummies" again. yeah. what am i like? i'm like a silly mummy that's always late and says, "oh, i know it's a bit cheeky, "but can alexa stay forever?" oh, what am i like? oh, what am i like? no, what am i like? no, what am i like? come on, jake! wagons roll! can i just ask you something? can't it wait? it's just i wondered if you could possibly have alexa this evening. i know it's cheeky of me-- oh, i'm really sorry. we'd love to, it's just-- it's just that we--we-- we're going out. yeah. we're going out. 'cause pete's got this work due, haven't you, and we've got a baby-sitter. oh. right. she couldn't just have one more-- no. 'cause she'll only do three at a time. it's a kind of rule. agency thing. health & safety. if they do more than three, they insist on sending a second sitter. there was an incident-- yes, where a child... escaped

jay, nick, mayor, please come up and put your mark on the asian. akiko, tony, please come and make your mark. please come up and put your mark on the asian. >> congratulations, chief. as you may well know, we were named the top in 2005. i thought that was wonderful. >> that is the top irish- americans in the country, not just san francisco. >> they knew they could fire chief when they saw one. we thought we would do a nice irish song for you. we will not take long, we promise. ♪ , over the hills my money-eyed irish lad come over the hills to your darling you choose the road love and i will make the balancvows and i will be your true love forever red is the rose that beyond the garden grows there is a lily of the valley here is the water that boasts from the spring but my love is [inaudible] ♪ ♪ down by killarney the moon and the stars they were shining the moon shone she was sure she would be my love forever red is the rose that beyond the garden grows there is delayed of our valley there is the water that flows from but my love is better than any

i'm nick watt for "nightline" in woodland, england. >> i didn't hear a thing.s to nick watt. but that's our report for tonight. thank you for watching abc news. we hope you check in for "

okay. >> yes. >> i've been taking a lot of pictures. >> nick now lives in mariah's 12,000 square footment in new york and it's quite a place. a few years back, mariah gave me a tour of this home. how many gown boss you have here? >> well, we have a few. >> i've never seen anything like this. i -- it's like a movie set. >> that's a pretty big statement coming from you. ♪ i didn't know you >> the lyrics to "we belong together" seems quite fitting as a lullaby to the babies.e belon♪ is that what we do? we belong together. i think we do. where are you going to raise the babies? in new york? >> new york. >> yes. >> i say some suburb but hopefully not too suburban there's something about new york that feels slightly more authentic. >> being authentic is a mariah carey trademark. >> how fun, barbara. and tomorrow we're going to see a whole aspect of the interview on "20/20." >> and you'll see the babies for the first time. it is their debut. >> barbara, thank you, as always. we'll be watching. >> and there is much more of barbara's interview with mariah carey tomorrow on

i'm nick watt for "nightline" in woodland, england. >> i didn't hear a thing.ur thanks to nick watt. but that's our report for tonight. thank you for watching abc news. we hope you check in for "good morning america." they will have the latest on chris cuomo's invest game of the birth control pill ya

[applause] >> thank you, nick, akiko. i knew akiko was the president of art, but she is so more than that. nick, you sort of scare me. you intimidate me. he is tall, a british accent, used math. people like to stress me out. without further ado, i want to invite our director again to explain some of our upcoming directions.

it's definitely for nick. but it's not for everybody. >> we've got the perfect home remedy to clear sinuses. >> oh, what? >> oh! >> 52 man from china is shoving a -- >> oh, my god. >> three-foot-long snake up his nose. out his mouth. >> oh, boy. >> and the rest of the video is definitely too gross to show on tv. but you're going to want to see it so go over to rightthisminute.com to check it out. >>> at number 17 on our "countdown," an investigative story about abuse and nurses aides. >> it's an agonizing decision a lot of people have to make, whether or not to put an elder relative in a nursing home. what you're seeing is state-tested nurses aide in a nursing hoemt. the family was concerned about what was happening to their relative. so they put this air pure fire with a camera in the room. they had an undercover investigation this is in cleveland, they found out in ohio, there's an abuse list with 1700 nurses aides that have been accused of abuse, neglect and theft. you had to have the nurses license number

nick, your favorite female comedian? gets an extra point. >> she's hilarious person. >> coming up -- >> the art of being sober. who can blame her? what makes carrottopped? what makes carrottop happy? what makes carrottop slightly indifferent yet cautiously indifferent. look forward to the greatest interview of all interviews with carrottop. >> i hope it's good. >> greg: he's a comic genius and just a flat out freight guy but enough. my neighbor carl. i want to talk about carrot top. he got his nickname for his love of root vegetables. he's producing at the lux in las vegas through 2014. the world will be over by that time. i'll read it. i want to ask you, we were walking into the 14 room and you said we were met lou dons. we do well at fox new and everybody hates us. it's like being carrot top. >> you get picked on i guess because people city a lot. a lot of people are love or hate with me and that's understandable. are you standing or sitting, by the way? i can tell. i think it's great. it's a good color it. that purple

what happened, nick? >> it appears that a suicide bomber drive ago vehicle, perhaps a red toyota car we hear from afghan police drove this load of explosives into a nato convoy. pictures of the aftermath show what appears to be a rhino nato bus. 13 of their military personnel was killed in this explosion. cnn's barbara starr learning at the pentagon that these are all american personnel. >> nick, this is the single largest american loss since august when a helicopter crashed and killed navy s.e.a.l.s. there was another explosion regarding a female and a suicide bomber. what happened there? >> a woman wearing a berka in the northeast of the country detonated the device in the afghan intelligence services injuring more people. but a more significant attack happening in the south in which a man in an afghan military uniform turned his uniform on two soldiers who were apparently training him. seven other people were injured during that attack and of the two dead, which has been confirmed that did happen, were

joining us from paris and the "new york times" columnist nick christoff. good afternoon to both of you. nick, a 42-year dictatorship broad to a bloody end. were you surprised at how gadhafi met his fate? >> well, it looked for a while as he might indeed be in sirte and seen that it was going to fall at some point. so in that sense it seemed more a matter of time, but it certainly is -- nobody wants to see his grave or anybody's grave, but it's a relief to everybody who has watched everything unfold. >> you watched the visit to libya and you describe a country haunted by the ghosts of gadhafi's reign of terror. is the widespread celebration a mark of how he terrorized his people? >> reporter: martin, i think we have to remember for 40 years, people were deeply traumatized by gadhafi. they lived in a world of silence and fear and a world where they cooperate speak and had no vote. they were terrified of being taken away and tortured and killed and abducted. what we are going to see now, it's still too early to begin the celebrations. the reconciliation is go

. >> reporter: nick's pizza is a place where families bring the kids.ou can throw the peanut shells on the floor. and everyone was stunned when owner rick cirillo announced he was facing foreclosure and was on the verge of shutting down. >> you could see the end coming. it was scary. >> reporter: he sent his customers this desperate e-mail. believe me. i have already tried everything possible. my final request is for each of you to come to nick's now and tell as many people as possible to come now. >> i have always been a go-getter. i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: ironically his problems started when times were good. he expanded the business, hired more people expecting the community to grow. then recession and foreclosure stopped all that and people also stopped buying pizza. but then that e-mail, sent to some 16,000 customers went viral. and it looked like most of them showed up. >> it went out tuesday afternoon. tuesday night we were packed. >> when he sent out the e-mail bob sent it to me, to carl, to rob. >> it's just something that tugs at

jay, nick, mayor, please come up and put your mark on the asian. akiko, tony, please come and make your mark. please come up and put your mark on the asian. a hundred kids actively participating in our programming. it doesn't stop here, we're continuing the momentum and continuing to grow. and like those students, we want to make sure that college becomes the rule and not the exception. so i want to thank everyone here who is gathered here today. and because of all you in the room, you have contributed time, resources, advocacy, energy, to make this dream a reality. so thank you all for coming. i want to introduce some -- everyone here is a v.i.p. and i thank people for coming. they are behind me. first of all, mayor lee, mayor of san francisco. please give him a round of applause. [applause] >> and supervisor malia cohen from district 10. thank you very much. who is doing an awesome job representing district 10. we want to make sure she is on board. she's been a great supporter since she was elected to the board of supervisors so we thank you, aga