ohio state university with its more than 50,000 students paid student. >> i don't think that they're necessarily worth that much but they can get away with it. >> head hunters and critics agree, competition for the men and women that lead universities will grow along with their pay. columbus, ohio, al jazeera. >> there are indication indicat some universities are becoming sensitive to the public backlash over executive compensation. an increasing number of schools, including ohio state, are paying presidents with money from private foundations. perks are being cut too. recently new york university announced it will no longer loan employees money to buy vacation property. the university had come under fire for issuing a mortgage to its current president so he could buy a beach house. so, what do you do if you're one of the 38 million americans that owe an average of 24,000 on your student loans, stacy found a way to payment. >> this attorney works for a non-profit organization called the legal aid society of the district of columbia where she helps people with low incomes settle housi

>> my biggest influence at ohio state was coach trestle. coach mentored me throughout the entire process, but then again like the person has to be able to receive it. my thing is the life coach wanted me to live was supportive. it was the life i was supposed to live. the image i had with my friends and my peers or with family members was more important at that time than my career. it is crazy to hear it come out of my mouth, but my reputation to my peers meant more to me at that time. i didn't get -- i didn't understand the significance or i didn't believe it would come from my behavior with the lifestyle. >> maurice, aaron hernandez was of -- was a gang banger from bristol, connecticut. like you he seems to have more importance on impressing his old neighborhood corner buddies than on his life. how can you and ohio state and aaron hernandez assuming these charges against him are true, how do you throw away that opportunity to instead embrace the values of the street? >> you have no understanding you are throwing it away. i am not about to

number two ohio state hosting the bulls of buffalo. the buckeyes scored on the opening drive, heisman candidate braxton miller, plenty of time, up to devin smith, strike, ohio state led after a two-point conversion. buckeyes score 23 points in the first quarter. he's gone. 49-yard touchdown, run ohio state undefeated last year but ineligible for post season play. 14th ranked notre dame hosting the temple owls. fighting irish came out throwing. tommy reese on the money to daniels. 32 yards, notre dame on top 7-0. reese at it again, this time connecting with troy nicklaus he'll avoid some tackles. and the big guy running 66 yards, notre dame, 28-6. >>> nfl teams had to cut the roster from 75 to 53 today. big names on the way. 49ers have tough decisions to make, especially the wide receiver position. it was a surprise of a few, >>> well, the 49ers had tough decisions to make today in the final cutdowns. had to trim the rosters from 75 to 53 today. eight of those players could end up on the practice squad, so 20 players released today. fou

joining me now, connie pilitch, ohio state, democrat, running for ohio state treasurer. us tonight. it's nice to have you here. >> thank you. >> so how likely do you think if is this clinic will be forced to shut down? the reporting today can the "toledo blade" made it seem like it's basically a done deal. >> i think that's accurate. it's very likely that it will be shut down. governor kasich and his friends in columbus have made it virtually impossible for this clinic to obey the law and stay open. >> with the only two clinics in toledo being shut or about to be shut by the provision in the law, what will women in toledo do if they want to access abortion services? >> well clearly these provisions in law create quite an undue burden on women who are seeking safe and legal medical procedure, so they're going to have to travel. they're either going to have to go to detroit, cleveland, or columbus. those are the closest places, but what is also extremely possible is that some illegal operation will set up shop to try to satisfy the needs there. >> one of the things that ma

champ alabama is number one followed by ohio state and oregon.nford went through the third practice this morning and linebacker shane was on the cover of this week's shorts ilit straighted and reason they are expected to contend for the national title. david shaw wants to keep this thing focused on football and not be distracted by the hype. >> people have given praise and we think that's great and appreciate it, but it can't affect how we play on game day. it can't affect the approach to how we play and we won't play harder or less hard because people say we will be good or terrible. >> for the first time in school history, cal will start a true freshman. 18-year-old jared edged out zack kline and will be under center in northwestern two weeks from today. sunny dikes calls the decision gut wrenching. >> we hoped someone would take it and run away with it. we had very viable candidates and could have chosen either one. we made the decision based on who gave us the best chance to win today. >> it's going to be a tough start for golf. the third gam

after giving more than $10 million in donations to ohio state university medical center, the school plans to name its new emergency department after the clothing retailer. already one other columbus, ohio hospital named its emergency center after abercrombie & fitch. ohio state university has expressed their thanks to the clothing brand's generosity by creating a faculty position called the abercrombie & fitch chair in inflammatory bowel disease. because i suppose the chair in urinary tract infection already had a sponsor. given abercrombie & fitch's recent foray into the field of medicine, get ready for the new fall line of medical scrubs, acid washed, phil. , and freda the bottom. more on the stories we cover -- go to youtube.com/rtamerica. check out our website, rt.com/usa. you can follow me on twitter. see you right back here at 8:00. thanks for watching. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> hello there. welcome to "newsline." it's thursday, august 29dth. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> u.s. president barack obama said u.s. officials have conclud

one other columbus ohio hospital has named its emergency center after abercrombie and fitch in ohio state university has also expressed their thanks to the clothing brands generosity by creating a faculty position called the abercrombie and fitch chair in flame a tory bowel disease because i suppose the chair and urinary tract infection faculty position already had a sponsor now given abercrombie and fitch is recent foray into the field of medicine get ready for the new fall line of medical scrubs acid washed filled with holes and frayed at the bottom i am sam sachs see back here at five pm. well. technology innovations all the developments around russia. the future covered. the lead it was terrible they played their part to take a place to get along here is a place that has that place that makes their place let's play. lists legislates lists lists lists lists likes. plenty . led mission and free play critic a should three per store charges three arrangements three per three stooges friesland free blog just plug in video for your media projects a free media oh god r.t. dot com. but i was

one other columbus ohio hospital has named its emergency center after abercrombie and fitch and ohio state university also has expressed their thanks to the clothing brands generosity by creating a faculty position called the abercrombie and fitch chair in inflammatory bowel disease because i suppose the chair and urinary tract infection faculty position already a sponsor now given abercrombie and fitch is recent foray into the field of medicine get ready for their new fall line of medical scrubs acid washed filled with holes and frayed at the bottom and that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r t america and check out our website r t v dot com slash usa and you can follow me on twitter at sam sachs see you right back here at eight thanks for watching. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. the for. the missing w

joining me now is ohio state senator, nina turner, who is running for secretary of state in the state of ohio. nina, great to have you with us. >> good to be here, ed. >> the integrity of the vote and the attack on voting rights obviously was big conversation here in washington today. it is real, what we're seeing in north carolina, what we were seeing in texas, the attitude of conservative legislators to restrict the vote, to make it harder. you have seen in this ohio as well. ohio is going to be huge in '14 and '16. in fact, we are reminded by the political experts constantly that the road to the white house goes through ohio. what do you see unfolding? what is the landscape right now and what has to be done? >> well, there is a sense of synergy, energy, and urgency, ed. to hear what dr. king just said, that clip you just played, it was as if he was talking to us today. and he mentioned alabama, but unfortunately, this is going beyond the south. even in ohio, as you remember, last year, the secretary of suppression tried to take away the last three days of early voting. he appealed

alabama is number one followed by ohio state and oregon. stanford went through the third practice with practices. he was on the cover of this week's "sports illustrated" is one reason stanford is expected to contend for the national title. head coach david shaw wants to keep his team focused on football and not be distracted by the hype. >> people are giving him praise and we appreciate. it but it can't affect our preparation and it can't affect how we play on game day and can't affect our approach to the game. we won't play harder or less hard because people say we will be good or terrible. >> broncos tonight and russell wilson looked sharp throwing for 127 yards and two touchdowns. this one going to jermaine curse. the second-year player found the end zone and cuts to the sideline and he is gone. it is a 107-ready yard return and it was 17-7. the broncos were threatening in the second quarter when he fumbled into the end zone. look at this. he will take it all the way, 106 yards for a touchdown. the seahawks crush the broncos 40-10. this

alabama is number one followed by ohio state and oregon. stanford went through the third practice with practices. he was on the cover of this week's "sports illustrated" is one reason stanford is expected to contend for the national title. head coach david shaw wants to keep his team focused on football and not be distracted by the hype. >> people are giving him praise and we appreciate. it but it can't affect our preparation and it can't affect how we play on game day and can't affect our approach to the game. we won't play harder or less hard because people say we will be good or terrible. >> broncos tonight and russell wilson looked sharp throwing for 127 yards and two touchdowns. this one going to jermaine curse. the second-year player found the end zone and cuts to the sideline and he is gone. it is a 107-ready yard return and it was 17-7. the broncos were threatening in the second quarter when he fumbled into the end zone. look at this. he will take it all the way, 106 yards for a touchdown. the seahawks crush the broncos 40-10. this

you said this could all backfire for the state of ohio. why? >> you can go too far.the district attorney wants to get this evidence out in front of the people, everybody can see how bad this guy is. but some folks may start asking themselves, look, if he's this bad, if what he did was this awful, why did you least him plea? why aren't we pursuing the death penalty in this case? so you've got to walk a fine line. let people know what happened but don't push it so much your deal looks like a bad deal for the people of this state. >> well, you know, we suppose that the state of ohio agreed to this plea deal to spare the victims more pain, right? but you're right. as you listen to this, you do wonder. and doctor jeff, i'm sure the victims were consulted before this plea deal was agreed upon by all parties. but still. >> well, yes. i'm sure they were consulted. but remember when they put that video out, carol, they talked about the fact that they wanted to move on, and michelle knight in particular very strongly said that she had forgiven this monster, not so much for him

stanford ranked fourth, alabama, ohio state. oregon, stanford, jj. there you go.d be a lot to look forward to. they are expected to have 50,000 fans a game. season tickets sold out. tiger woods in akron. the bridge stone invitational. phil mickelson, last time we saw him winning the british open. shot 72 today. tiger woods, 18 for 18. shoots 66. leader is web simpson. fun at the x game. here we go. first in the skateboards. this is being held in los angeles. bob burnqiist, a face plant for bobby. despite being bloodied, the most decorated, he wins. javier going for the back flip. separated from his motorcycle in midair. knocked out, regains his consciousness and these guys, i'm telling you what, they a little pain in his right hip. he will have to leave the competition. the x games held in los angeles. >>> pam moore honored with the john grill on the wall award. if you are anybody in san francisco, there the pam. john grill is a big deal. they put your plaque on the wall, they have some other people in there. but let's face it, we will mention their names, barbara

he represents egypt's brightest, graduating from ohio state university. >> we're going to continue to >> reporter: and die? >> if we have to die so that the next generation can live freely, then so be it. >> reporter: the revolution, two and a half years ago that toppled hosni mubarak promised so much hope for egypt. people went to the polls for the first time and mohammed morsi was elected to rule the country. he promised to fix egypt's economic woes. but the country deteriorated under morsi's rule. >> i want to send a message to the president of egypt, mohammed morsi. you are not welcome here. please get out. earlier this summer, millions of egypts took to the street again to protest their government within days, the military had overthrown morsi and arrested him. >> this is the moment we have been waiting for. we have been waiting for this moment. >> reporter: masses of egyptians supported the army's decision to oust morsi. but it was just a few miles away where those pro-morsi protesters set up camp ignoring the military's warnings. >> no country will allow to have a part of the m

followed by ohio state, and oregon. the cardinal went through its third practice in full pads this morning. linebacker shane is one reason why stanford is expected to contend. >> people giving us some praise and that's great. we appreciate it. but it can't ever affect our preparation, can't affect how we play daily. can't affect our approach to how we play the game. we're not going to play any harder, any less hard, because people say we're going to be good or terrible. >> when cal opens the season two weeks from today against northwestern, a true freshman will be starting at quarterback. jerald golf, a four-star recruit out marin catholic edged out the other player for the job. the coach says the decision was gut wrenching. >> i hoped somebody would run away with it. but we had very viable candidates, could have chosen either one. we made or decision on who we thought would give us the best chance to win. >> a tail of two quarterbacks last night as the 49ers bead -- beat the chiefs. daniels may have put himself in cont

for more, let's turn to hillary shelten of the naacp and ohio state senator nina turner. >> mr. shelton, it has been 50 years since the march on washington. we all want to feel like we're moving forward. but when stories like this prop up, when i go to alabama and hear these comments, i think, yeah, we've got a long way to go. but these folks in many ways are still living it. >> what's the solution, mr. shelton? >> we have to continue to expose people to the realities of how did i verse our society is. we have to make sure that our laws are in force. we have anti-discrimination laws. when you think about the man that wants to set up a compound and begin renting or selling houses to people who are white and believe in his racist philosophies, that's housing discrimination. we have to talk about how ridiculous it is that is some people still hold on to white supremacist mind-sets in the midst of a country becoming ever more diverse. we have to share that information, continue to educate our children how troubling and dangerous and even at times deadly these particular perspectives

rounding out the top five, alabama was followed by ohio state, oregon, stanford, and florida. >>> andall is remembering heisman trophy winner dick kazmaier. kazmaier, who was a halfback at princeton was the last ivy leaguer to win the heisman. he never played pro football. he went on to graduate school and on to a successful career. he was named athlete of the year ahead of sam musial. he died of heart and lung disease yesterday. he was 82 years old. it's good, old-fashioned lemonade. only better! whoa! [ splash! ] ocean spray cran-lemonade. a bold twist on an old favorite. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >>> a 6-year-old boy in afghanistan was blinded when a bomb exploded near his home. he came to t

bryant four games for lying about having dinner with deion sanders and another for selling his own ohio stateemorabilia. >> a full slate of college games are on tap, 17 to be exact, including one pitting heisman trophy candidate and the south carolina game cox against north carolina. >> same-sex marriage licenses issued after the state district court rules it constitutional. find out why the battle in new mexico is just beginning. >> it's one of three pieces of art worth millions and it could be yours for the right bid. ç] >> new mexico's most populated county, home to half the state began issuing same-sex marriage licenses this week. a group of represent legislators plans to file a lawsuit to stop the licenses from being issued, arguing it's up to the state legislature with the consent of the governor to make laws, not county clerks or district judges. dozens have been granted so far. >> qatar plans to launch its first satellite into space tonight. the hail one communication satellite is schedule would to take off in french gee anna. once deployed, it will transmit over 100 television statio

alabama hit the top spot followed by ohio state and pac-12 rival, the oregon ducks.ncisco giants are on the diamond right now leading miami, 4-0 in the fourth inning. we'll have highlights coming up at 6:00. diane, no, i do not have a bobble head for you. i didn't get one, okay? >> next time, all right, henry? >> maybe. you have to be real nice to me. >> okay. see you at 6:00. >>> when we come back, ferris bueller drove it on his day off. now that famous red ferrari will be sitting in the garage of the highest bidder. >>> a car from one of the biggest movies in the '80s has a new owner. the winning bid wasn't as high as predicted. the car used for "ferris bueller's day off" wednesday on the block. the convertible isn't really a ferrari. it's a replica call add spider. a real one would have cost $300,000 in the '80s. >> they had this car they did the spinning wheels and cut the other one. they mounted a pully in the floor and had a pick-up truck drag it out the window. >> there's speculation the car could go for $1 million. the final bid was much lower, $235,000. the

john simon, rains' rookie linebacker out of ohio state, had the best shot at reynolds and it was one of those delays we've talked about, stan a play in fifth. he wasn't able to make it. you can almost see simon get deep on the play and got his body motion fwoning to the inside of the field while reynolds was going to the outside of the field. stan: a lot of tackling on that play. third and long. a screen pass. all you have to do is come up and make the tackle right here, john simon on it. then we got a complete missed tackle. that would have stopped him short of the first down also. gerry: ravens fans, if you didn't like the way that touchdown looked and soundeding we've got something better in the way of viewing and doing, pick up the ravens' cheerleaders swimsuit calendar for only $15. go to baltimoreravens.com or on game day. on't delay, get yours now. stan: did you go to that? gerry: i did not. bahamas.st year to the wonderfully -- my wonderful wife went with me last year. do you think i would go to a cheerleader calendar shoot without me wife there? stan: would not be a good ide

four team in the country, defending national champion, alabama, took the stop spot followed by ohio stateand oregon. >>> to track and field. this just in. usain bolt is freakishly fast. he coasted to his third straight 200-meter world championship title today with the race in hand as soon as they hit the final stretch. now, bolt goes for his fourth triple gold at a major championship when he joins the jamaican team for the 4 by 100 relay. >>> manchester against united. 34th minute, robin van kur zi beats the defense and slams one home. 1-0. sliding on the knees is really cool. 2-0, man you. they go on to win, 4-1. >>> good news today, coaches pulled together at at&t park for a great fund-raiser called coaching core. hundreds of coaches volunteer their time to coach kids from low-income families. they pull together right here in the bay area. the event was called take the field at at&t park. rickey henderson, dave stuart. a $5 donation allowed the fans to play on the field against their former heroes. there is amy gfrm"g" was also o there as well. the indians are leading, 2-0 earlier in th

she put her damaged knee in the hands of surgeons at ohio state university and also google glass. it's a wearable computer embedded fa doctor's glasses -- in a doctor's glasses. using voice commands the doctor can review photos and medical records. >> it's set up in the main line of vision. the image of the glass is not there. it's just off upper right. it's kind of like the rear view mirror when you're driving. >> the device enables consultation between medical colleagues in realtime on the best way to proceed with an operation. doctors say google can still improve video quality as well as connectivity to pro vent the video stream from freezing and by the way, that patient was back at work five days later. >>> well, it's afternoon, and time for lunch. let's check in with our fresh grocer tony tantillo and his daughter stephanie. >> all right, stephanie, the ingredients? >> what's great about this sauce it's anchovies. when you take anchovies and put it in hot oil they emulsify and put in chicken stock to break it up with garlic and grape tomatoes and it's all cooking together to

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according to ohio state researchers.every sibling you have reduces the likelihood of divorce by 2%. researchers think having more sub lings gives people more experience dealing with others, considering other's feelings and learning how to work through problems. critics wound up making it clear kids with no siblings learn conflict resolution with friends and classmates. >>> this study says that economic downturn moms use harsher forms of parenting. two social yol gists from nyu and princeton found that fears about the future can lead to more negative behavior, in this case more spanking, swearing and yelling. the study shows the behavior comes from an anticipation of hard times rather than the actual hardship itself. >>> the first lady is continuing her fight against childhood obesity with a new album and music video. >> it was the first video for the song "every body" sung by jordin sparks. michelle obama doesn't sing on the free album but got big names like sparks, ashanti and dmc to contribute their talents. it's part

the crime in montgomery county in ohio, lieberman and richie, for the crime of trying to expand early voting access fired by the secretary of suppression in the stateohio. >> i love that, the secretary of -- >> fair elections for all. >> secretary of suppression. >> a lot of people holding that job. thank you for your work and thank you for coming in today. coming up next, martin luther king iii talks to me about his father's legacy and where to go from here. also young activist hoping to follow in dr. king's footsteps. >> august 28th, 1963, dr. martin luther king, jr., and thousands of others marched on washington for jobs and freedom. congressman john lewis was the youngest speaker. and now 50 years later i am the youngest speaker. >> you go youngest speaker ashawn johnson. he'll be here in nerdland when we come back. more at the top of the hour. [ male announcer ] this is brad. his day of coaching begins with knee pain, when... [ man ] hey, brad, want to trade the all-day relief of two aleve for six tylenol? what's the catch? there's no catch. you want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol? no. for my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. pcen

he represents egypt's future, best and brightest, graduating from america's ohio state university. >> if we have to die so that the next generation can live freely then so be it. >> reporter: weeks ago we walked among jubilant protestors in tahrir square when the egyptian air force launched its own efforts to win hearts and minds. across town with a pro morsi crowd building tents and digging in. there was hope for a peaceful end. instead, the egyptian security forces demolished this tent city, killing hundreds of people. tonight here in cairo on the very same spot we were just weeks ago, this scene is truly stunning, burned out buildings, very few people walking around and so much rubble. this is fast becoming a simmering civil war, one of america's great alleys in this region awash in blood. on one side today the government admitted that 36 islamists in custody were killed, while on the other militants slaughtered two dozen egyptian police. the main concern tonight as the killing continues is turning this new generation into fighters against not only the egyptian military but the u.s

defending ohio state. >> i can't believe i'm doing it. >> ohio state didn't deserve. >> i said the sameit was kids trading things that were theirs, jerseys, big ten championship rings for a tattoo. put on probation for a year. a lot of the kids left school. some made the nfl and a lot of them didn't. >> that terrell prior jersey, you can get that, i think. it is striking the hypocrisy. >> chuck todd, thank you. we will see you coming up on "the daily run down" still head dr. nancy snyderman joins us with the health scare for former president george w. bush. cnbc breaks down the president's revamped housing plan and gives us a look at his new documentary tonight on the power of twitter. interesting. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. >> just got a bad tweet. >> i did. "i'm part of an american success story," "that starts with one of the world's most advanced distribution systems," "and one of the most efficient trucking networks," "with safe, experienced drivers." "we work directly with manufacturers," "eliminating costly markups," "and buy directly from local farmers in

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how do we make sure we're putting women in state houses in texas, ohio. have you thought about the strategic way to move public attention to these more local races and midterm races? >> yes, i have. it is reminding voters about exactly what is going on. i mean, when you have members of the legislature that go on recess in ohio. when you can't even expand medicaid that would help over 300,000 working class ohioans, men, women, and their families, something is wrong with that. so we have to remind people how far we've come. we cannot allow any group to take us back. i am running a petition drive right now and i want folks to go to @ninaturner. we are a nation of progress. we cannot allow people to came us backwards. what affects one indirectly affects us all. i want women to be outraged. that clip you showed about a cavity show. outrage. that's all i can say on a morning talk show. it's beyond outrage anybody would do to a woman. folks need to be fired. we cannot accept -- we accept a double standard in this country. we have to stop it. women must lift thei

guests, karen cherington, a former sex crimes prosecutor and doug berman, a professor of law at ohio stateity. doug, i want to start with you here. today in some ways as dramatic as it is to me seems a bit peculiar. this man pled guilty last week, agreed to the sentence. what's going on today seems like we would be seeing in a hearing if the trial had actually happened. so why are we seeing a hearing today? >> i think there are a couple reasons. one, there is an obligation for the judge to make sure there is evidence to support the plea agreement that has been entered into by the prosecutor and the defense, and i think a big part of what the prosecutors are trying to ensure is not only that the evidence is there on the record so the judge can comply with his obligations to make sure it supports this life plus 1,000 year sentence, but also if at some point a year, five years, ten years from now, castro claims, oh, well, i didn't get good advice from my attorneys or wasn't as bad as they say, the record will have been made at the sentencing proceeding to justify the verdict that is going to

ohio state, oregon, two and three. pretty high praise for the cardinals. to baseball.nd phillys. giants in a rally going early. singles to right and skut row, hunter pence. matt cain, great out of the gate. michael young, strikes out. bottom of the second. strike out swinging. co cole hamels. a pitcher. singles to left. able to come around. and he will score. philly up 1-0. giants had another chance. one on. strike out. giants, win it, 2-1. how about this. san jose. they got a mascot. he has been voted the best mascot in the california leagues. next up he's got a vote to be the best mascot in all of minor league baseball. we have a nbc bay area news mascot. i think this is going to catch on. we'll have tee shirts. >> let's get tony in here. thank you. very well done. >>> we'll be right back. >>> coming up at 11:00, we're following the latest on the possible bart strike. >> thanks for joining us here at 6:00. one more look, did you see this? the mascot was voted top mascot of the minor leagues. >> i said it need does have suspenders. >> thanks for joining us. have a gre

. >> last year and even at ohio state i wanted to know the protections that and once you know that and slows down an awful lot. i need to get better at that and made four or five call on protection. >> we have to work on terrell, he is always trying to make the big play, the spectacular play and sometimes the big play is to put the ball under your arm and run it. he will continue to learn from it and continue to grow from it. >> kids from belmont-redwood shores little league could probably almost taste it. wiptonight and they were heading to the little league world series. chula vista, too much offense by chula vista. espinoza's hit make it's a 2-0 game. so many times in little league it's been an overview powering pitcher. overpowering pitcher. chula vista pitcher has one of those. 9-0 win still a great season for the kids from the peninsula who come up one win short. >>> to the challenging teams has been eliminated as the america's cup racing continued today in san francisco bay. artemis is the swedic-backed blue boat and luna rosa are jockeying for position. artemis runs into luna r

that is because of research at ohio state university.vorce by 2 percent. they said that the experience navigating personal relationships at home helps adults enhance the ability to live with another person. near-death experiences and brain activity. people that experience sudden cardiac arrest say they experience bright lights or feeling outside their body. people think it is a vision of the afterlife. at the university of michigan, they say that when the heart stops, the brain loses its ability to function at higher levels which could cost heightened visual stimuli. children with allergies and asthma baby at high interest for behavioral disorder. attention deficit hyperactivity disorder occurs in children more frequently in children that have aallergies or asthma. researchers believe that medications used to treat these may contribute to the disorder. but doctors say they cannot stop the drugs because they are important in preventing life attending reactions. >> chicago's cool summer continues. >> >> tom skilling is in next, and he says

in geology from ohio state university examining that exact place and concluded that it would be a thousand years before it would return to what it had been before. now, you do the economic analysis for me, he says, on a thousand years of corn versus one year of coal. now, while i was talking to warren taylor, bill dicks drove up. bill is a dairy farmer. he rents snow village property and sells the creamery its milk. both are friends. but one of the big differences between them is that dicks owns land and taylor doesn't. and bill dicks says to me, the opponents are hypocrites. they're happy to profit when their pension funds invest in exxonmobil and chesapeake but unwilling to accept gas development in their backyard. i'm going sensor his remarks -- censor husband remarks, but he says they're worried about the way of life when the barbarians are at the door. the kids don't have fathers. there's heroin, the barbarians are at the f-ing gate, and you're worrying about having to see oil rigs when you're taking your sunday night drive? again, i've left out a few words, but you get the idea. and

a ohio state university study shows growing up with siblings makes you less likely to get divorced later in life and each siblings reduces your risk by 2 percent, because you develop negotiating skills and the ability to consider other views and talk through problems. >> also, a just released study finds college students are less likely than previous generations to be in an exclusive sexual relationship but more lickly to have casual relations with a friend. the college students said 18 percent had a casual relationship with a friend or casual partner up from 56 percent back in 1998, and some say "los angeles times" this is because young people put off marriage and not wanting to be in a long term relationship that could limit their goals to work. >> the big winner of the huge powerball lottery jackpot are public, the so-called ocean 16. they are a group of public employees from ocean county, new jersey, who won part of the $448 million jackpot. they have one of three winners. they will discuss their new found wealth at an afternoon news conference and each gets $3.8 million after taxes.

and - reminiscent of his ohio state days - uses his legs - going 25 yards to get in for the score. now down 17. later in the 3rd, down 27- 13, pryor hits rookie tight end nick kasa down the seam for a 19-yard touchdown. and we now have a game! raiders now down only 7. same score in the fourth quarter. bears rookie runningback michael ford takes the pitch. slips one tackle. then another. spins out of another tackle. and goes in for a 15-yard touchdown to give the bears enough breathing room. but the raiders never stopped trying. here matt mcgloin hits a wide open juh-mee-zay oh-la- wah-lay for a 5-yard score. it's now 34-26 bears. raiders get one more shot. under ninety seconds left, mcgloin gets pressured and throws an interception. raiders lose 34-26. >> the big game between cal and stanford may have a new home in 2014. that's because the 49ers have invited the schools to play at the new levi's stadium next year. cal usually hosts the game in even numbered years, but that would change if both schools agree to the change for next year. financially, it could make sense for cal. levi

now, some states are trying a better approach. you got tennessee, indiana, ohio they're offering more funding to colleges that do a better job of preparing students for graduation and a job. michigan is rewarding schools that keep tuition increases low. so they're changing the incentive structure. and i'm challenging all states to come up with new and innovative ways to fund their colleges in a way that drives better results. now, for the young people here, [applause] i just want to say that just as we're expecting more from our schools that get funding from taxpayers, we're going to have to expect more from students who get subsidies and grants from taxpayers. so we're going to make sure students who receive federal financial aid complete their courses before receiving grants for the next semester. [applause] we'll make sure to build in flexibility so we're not penalizing disadvantaged students, or students who are holding down jobs to pay for school. things happen. but the bottom line is we need to make sure that if you're getting financial aid you're doing you

that's according to researchers at ohio state university.ccording to the american cancer society, the spread of cancer from primary sites known as metastasize is the biggest challenge. the researchers studied hundreds of breast cancer patients and said stress trigger a master gene which corrupts the body's immune system, giving cancer an escape route. scientists don't know why this happen but this discovery could lead to the development of drugs and other cancer treatment. with us now, dr. cheatham, an attending physician in new york. just so we have this correct here, normally your body recognizes cancer cells as the enemy and tries tries to kill t, but this new stress gene tricks the body, it changes that. right? >> well, that is kind of the way it goes, yes, trace. this is very, very interesting research. this is looking at protein that we see associated with cancer cells and actually coming from the host. the patient who has cancer, these cells are being activated and this particular protein results in spread of cancer from the primary s