again, oc is back. i think we're seeing his presence. >> oc is back, eli manning is there. time for him to step up, make that money. signed that big extension in the off season. 256 yards. lot of questions on whether he could step up without that quality receiver toomer and no plaxico burress. but he did the job today. giants win. he had this to say moments ago at the podium. >> yeah, mario did some really good things today. started the drive, hit him on an end cut. that was good. he's got a lot of talent, lot of ability. really the touchdown pass. that was all him. the play didn't work as planned but he imimprovised and got the touchdown. that's something that it's good to see some of these receivers do. kind of make some plays after the catch. make some guys miss. that was great to see that. but thought all the receivers played really well. everybody on the same page. we had one, third down kind of late. i tried, had a curl to mario. ended up being off sides on the defense. it would have been a touch catch. guy was trying to sit on it. besides that, i thought the receiver

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we understand that oc hchhsner that concern and there's no evidence of that but at this time we haveence provided that it didn't happen. >> they offered an apology to the whitneys. what are the whitneys saying in return? >> the whitneys need a little time to process this. they absolutely appreciate the fact that ochsner has taken responsibility for the situation. that oc hchhsner has apologized do what they can to make it right for their patients but at this point in time i don't know what could make it right for the whitneys. they lay awake at night wondering where their embryos might be. >> and, of course, there's the devastating question of having another child. can they try again somewhere else? >> absolutely, absolutely, and although the process is incredibly scary to them at this point, they do have a beautiful child who was the product of in vitro fertilization. they believe in the process. so i think they absolutely will try again. they want a family and a bigger family desperately. >> well, ms. lagarde, thanks again for joining us. we're sending our regards to the whitneys a

strippedded from behind by oc. he scoops it up. redskins 37-yards for the touchdowns and gives the giants a 17-0 lead. the redskins lose 23-17. campbell clearly down after the play and after the game and today jim zorn offered his assessment. >> he really did the right thing, but he did it in a way that, you know, we are always talking about that hythm, that clocand that clock didn't go off for him and he will see it and we will get better. that was a critical play with them scooping and scoring. think of the irony of them fumbling a snap in their first series a gaining five yards and us getting the ball and they get a touchdown out of ca redskins starting quarterback. >> i have some good news. >> what? >> the rams are coming [ laughter ] >> the rams lost yesterday 28-0 in seattle. i have bad news. the rams beat the redskins last year at fedex field. >> is zorn still standing by his men. >> yeah. >> i have a theory here, maybe campbell is feeling all the preseason, sanchez all of the talk of -- you have to be on pins and needles he

the oc. aka the pink panther. makes composites and building materials with a dollar change in the price of natural gas you get a 24-cent boost for owens-corning. huge given the company's expected to earn 89 cents. that's a 27% swing. okay. here's the bottom line. a whole host industries benefit from lower natural gas prices. but the companies that have the most to gain earningwise from an inexpensive natural gas, dow chemical, d-o-w. remember what i just predicted. ppg, u.s. steel, and the owens brothers, owens-illinois for glass, owens-corning for composites and insulation. there's another game plan. dow chemical. wow. what a winner. after the break i'll try to make even more money. . >>> hot. the mobile internet tsunami has hit a roadblock. the smartphones are data hogs, and they're creating a traffic jam in our wireless infrastructure. the iphone especially gobbles up huge amounts of bandwidth, creating all kinds of problems for at&t's customers and potentially customers at other carriers too when at&t's exclus

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