also, irvin myer took over to take over ohio university beleaguered football. while we're on the subject. the washington capitals have handed bruce boudreau his walking papers. he's being replaced by former star hunter. duke university indianapolis. better known as iutui. sims out of baltimore's mount saint joe. sims average is 13 points, six rebounds and a team high, four assists per game. >>> men's north carolina lost in a basketball game in a 90-80 defeat saturday night. they also lost their top national ranking. so who is number 1 for now? answer? undefeated kentucky. duke number 3, rising up from 6. syracuse is 4. and the former number 1 team just days ago is number 5. that's a quick hit at sports. vic? have a good night. >> thank you, sir. >>> kids with guns? what's behind this unusual what's behind this unusual photo shoot ,,,,,, at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call baltimore home. from funding to help a local business expand their operations... to financing for an organization which provides affordable ho

. >> from ohio university. but the truth be told, i chose ohio u. not just for the quality of the j-school, but they had a 5-day-a-week newspaper, the great "o.u. post," and from day one, i went over to volunteer to work for that student newspaper and all, so-- >> so what do you tell him? >> yeah. to thine own self be true. >> jay, you're a journalism professor. you want to put yourself out of business here? ha ha ha! >> well, it's always been the case that you didn't need to go to journalism school to be a journalist. there's a very good reason for that. if we created such a law, it would violate the first amendment. so i'm in favor of an open press where anyone can join it, but--and when i was chair of our department, we mandated that every undergraduate have a double major, so you can major in journalism, but you have to major in something else, which i thought was a good idea and i helped push it through. today, i think the reason to go to journalism school would be that in order to practice as a journalist in the future, you're gonna have to un

stadium able to hang not for the victory. 68 yds for touchdowns 18-12 huskies' victory now against ohio universityt that the final score 41-17 and frank lenti team in gear for the prep bowl at soldier field leading the way 35 yd run the russian port 233 yds. brad entiat and scores easily 34-20 over simeon former nfl star don beebe title game. complete control pass from anthony maddy to noah roberts 49 yds for touchdowns aurora christian wins this 34-7 another high school champion rochester victorious. at dakota wraps up 1a.l >> that is the news tonight thank you for watching. have a great weekend. music track ♪ [splash] ♪ [drill sargeant] attention [boots hitting floor] [bells ringing] ♪ lean on me ... when you are not strong ♪ [helicopter propeller] the coast guard foundation gave me funds to attend school. during that same time, my wife was pregnant. the foundation's grant allowed us to buy food, diapers, clothing. [helicopter propeller] coast guard foundation really helps us to keep in touch with our families. they make an impact and it leaves an impression that you don't forget. i would like t

championship friday night have never won that quarterback chandler harnish leads the dogs against ohio universityndler harnish one of best quarterbacks anywhere with more than 4,000 yds from scrimmage. northern's offense revelation as much fun to operate as it is to watch. >> we do everything a testament to our guys and coaching staff not able to find ways to get guys the ball so many different types of athletes. hard not to get them the ball. we do a lot of different looks and schemes. conference championships. want to help them get there. >>what to do something has not been done for 28 years around here hopefully we will get it done this week >> speaking of ohio urban meyer traduced as new coach and rick neuheisal fired by ucla and finally remember the vikings quarterback former vikings quarterback joe kapp won the toughest guys in the nfl also played for a long time canadian football league developed robberies with a guy named angelo mosca they were together on stage at a cfl alumni legends luncheon this weekend joe kapp try to plant a flower these guys are 73 years old and away they go angelo

a new study from ohio state university of michigan at dearborn discovered most college students don'tn that much weight the first year. the average freshman gains only about 3 pounds. dorm food. okay. >>> the music you listen to while drinking that glass of chardonnay or merlot may affect how it tastes. the study by researchers in scotland tested people drinking wipe while listening to different kinds of music. they found that while listening to soft mellow music drinkers often described their wine in the same way. heavy metal, a different way. >> rocking! [ laughter ] >> go for it. >>> all right. if you're single and looking, don't discount that newspaper's personal ads section just yet. >> we have a love connection story that's for the birds. after the break. stay with us. ,, honey...? [ mom ] yes. honey, i can't find my internet cord. oh, i'll borrow hailey's. you're downloading movies. fast! from here? where is her cord?! we switched to at&t high speed internet and got wireless access. no more cords. wireless, okay, honestly, can i just get a cord, please? dad, the cord's invisibl

researchers from ohio state university and michigan found that weight gain among freshman far less than5 a pounds. closer to three. it doesn't seem to have much to do with college either. young adults who don't go to college gain as much weight as those who do. experts say focusing too much on fresh man weight gain could create unnecessary stress for students. we'll follow the latest developments in the occupy oakland movement. a your newsther and weaer traffic updates check us out on facebook. >>> new this morning, occupy oakland's general strike was peaceful until overnight when a splinter group broke off and there is damage in downtown oakland. but occupy oakland is helping to clean it up. i'll show you what's going on coming up in a live report. >> plus, new accusations of corruption in a police department. >> and the investigation into failed company solyndra continues this morning. all the details in a live report. >> and a live look outside. beautiful bay bridge on a great thursday morning, november 3. this is "today in the bay."

ohio state university introduced urban meyer as its head football coach yesterday, signing the formerrida coach to a deal worth more than $26 million. that's one of the richest deals ever for a college coach. it also includes, by the way, a car, golf club membership and 12 tickets to every game. >>> as for the pros highlights from last night, right now from espn news. >> good morning, my name is todd grisham. this is your espn news update. it's tuesday morning. that means we're talking "monday night football." saints hosting the giants. eli manning from the new orleans area. the saints 20. and what an interception. will herring. fantastic. ensuing saints drive. brees to lance moore. and he scores. 7-0, saints. later in the second, third and seven. brees to darren sproles in the flat. he's tip-toeing through the tulips over there. second and goal from the 5. brees hits this amazing tight end, jimmy graham, who played basketball at the university of miami. a dual-sports threat. brees, to marques colston. and colston gains 50 yards on the play. later in the drive, saints trying to squeez

we have already shankar he has to ford motor company chair in global business management at ohio state university and in beijing we cross to doris nesbitt she's the director of the nesbitt china institute all right folks you have difference a points of view on this and i want you to show my viewers ok but first marcia people say that china is set to save the world i don't know about that but there is little doubt that over the last decade asia and china specifically has been steadily moving to the fore of the global economy and in the wake of the two thousand and eight credit crunch which shattered the western parts and triggered europe's own sovereign debt crisis experts say china's role and power in global affairs is more palpable than ever growing economic might is reflected in the some talk over beijing's capacity to contribute to the hero zones bailout fund the decision has not been finalized the european leaders and they i.m.f. have all welcomed the prospect of an investment which could arrange the truth fifty and a hundred billion dollars. i believe a prompt resolution for european debt is

. >> cain has a campaign appearance at this hour at ohio state university. >>> and that american suspected in the disappearance of his traveling companion gary giordano is free. investigators held him for four months as they tried to figure out what happened to his traveling partner. he was released for lack of evidence but the prosecutors are hoping to still build a case against him. >> we are hoping that this the end of it. however, he's not running. so if they have a legal basis to require him to come back, he's going to come back. >> it is an emotional day for family and friends of robert champion. the 26-year-old drum major died after a hazing incident. champion's family plans to sue the school. they say that band hazing incidents have been covered up there for generations. >>> the embassy in iran was closed in iran. protesters stormed this facility in tehran. the move does not amount to a severing of diplomatic relations but reduces them to the lowest level possible. now france has recalled its ambassador from iran. >>> a new search is under way for a florida mother who vanished afte

doesn't hold its primary until june 12th, and he had an event in cincinnati, dayton, here at ohio state university, columbus, and it it doesn't make any sense. why would you be campaigning in ohio at this stage of the campaign? it just raises the question as to what herman cain is really doing at this point, whether he is raising money, we just don't know. he's going to be -- his campaign says -- holding a press conference of some sort in new hampshire later this evening. he'll be asked that question. he's supposed to meet with the editorial board of the union leader, the state's major newspaper, he'll be peppered with these questions as well. given this curious position that he's in right now where he's literally up in the air he's going to be pressed on a lot of questions. it's going to be very interesting to see how he responds. >> jim acosta, thanks to your time. perspective from gloria borger, jim makes an important point, he's in ohio, he's -- new hampshire is closer to voting. iowa is up first. i want you to listen. he was on fox news a few moments ago. jim acosta tried to ask him point bla

university dayton ohio maggie daley a beauty queen by 1970 moved to chicago young attorney but a mutual friend introduced by a friend the son of chicago's powerful mayor have just beginning to think about a career in politics. maggie daley working courtship and marriage would soon follow that the wedding day election that was the big kids. i did know the richard daley had a passion for it and i deeply admired that >> some say that the daily help sot did her husband's rough edges >> sort of upper-middle-class background traveling >> satellite into the family and neighborhood maggie daley rose a family >> heartbroken went have been born with spina bifida died in 1981 just shy of his third birthday. a deep personal tragedy that the lead maggie daley to become president of pathways provides therapy for sigel children in gendering lifelong helping disabled >> working together it was her concern for the disabled people had access to churches and in other ways to try to do that every year >> making accessible very much involved the >> today announced a will not seek a seventh term as mayor cit

. >>> the schedule would note that saturday penn state plays at ohio state university.s another school the football program that's been rocked by scandal and forced departure of a he profile head coach. penn state's interim coach told reporters he thinks college footballs a great sport and isn't tarnished. here's more. >> one of the things i want to emphasize now, this is all about the players, this is about our team, it's about their team. it's still football. great atmosphere, college football, play agent horseshoe. done get any better than that. this is an exciting game, both fighting for the title so there's a lot on the line. and it will be a spirited match, regardless of what's going on outside. >> with us, "the washington post" columnist, mike wise and christine brennan. i'm not sure coach bradley's supposed to say i have some empathy for him, who is in a tough spot. i'll get to the program and maybe the game in a minute. your thoughts, i want to play this again. i'm sorry for some of you at home. this probably angers you. i asked senator casey about this. two pe

ohio state university has a new football coach.cted to head back to his alma mater. the two-time national championship winner began his career there. meyer says he's honored and humbled to return. let's check in with jacqui jeras. >> i'm humbled to be here. it's a snowy start in the south, carol. people in places like memphis and huntsville alabama. it happens usually a couple times a year. about a half inch in memphis. very little accumulation can be expected with this. it's going to kind of linger through a good part of the day as this is a slow-moving system. as you take a look at the northern tier. this is rain for you, indianapolis, up towards detroit, into cleveland. we could see that change over snow later today. look at some of the totals we've seen so far, up to five inches in denmark, tennessee. all in the tri-state area between tennessee, arkansas, missouri, in that area. delays expected at the airports. clouds this morning, rain moves in this afternoon for new york, philly and d.c. cleveland and detroit and atlanta due

and these three rallies in ohio, cincinnati, day done -- dayton and ohio state university were standinghere and not iowa and new hampshire? >>guest: well, neil, there again the political elite think i ought to do it one way. i am going to numb new -- new hampshire tonight after this interview and in iowa this week. there is the traditional model they think ought to be followed f i followed their model i would never have run. i would have dropped out at the end of the iowa straw poll and i never should have run the florida straw poll. i am running an unconventional campaign and what is unconventional i run an early primary state campaign. and making my presence then in some the other states that will be critical to the outcome of the primary election as well as the presidential election. so, ohio is -- ohio matters. >>neil: finally, a week from now, do you think in your gut you will still be a candidate? >>guest: a week from now i will have made a final decision. >>neil: in

and he said, ohio state university, 1984, 10,000 students and a cute one in the front row who held up a sign that said, "he is old, but he's cute." [laughter] it is the thing with the american people that he always thrived on. he loved audiences. he was energized by people. my last comment, lyn nofziger, , said to me in my years in the white house, president reagan spent most of his time in the oval office. when i was coming back to work for president reagan he said, open the door to the oval office because president reagan does better when he can make eye contact, when he can see facial expressions, when he can hear the into nation. yes, he will read all of the briefing papers, but he gets personal contact, he feeds off of people. i know i said my last comment. to set him up, the best part of acting was, "i can't hear you, sam." [laughter] >> he heard every word. >> until he heard a question he wanted to enter. -- answer. [laughter] >> i have come to believe the presentation in life, particularly politics, is well over 50% of the game. if you do not have sought -- have ideas that mak

one, including at the ohio state university. >> all right. domenico, thank you so much.york's attorney general has launched an investigation into whether banks illegally foreclosed on homes of active duty members of the u.s. military. data released by federal banking regulator shows ten banks went after nearly 5,000 service members while they were fighting abroad. joining me now, california democratic congresswoman loretta sanchez, a member of the house armed services committee. good morning. >> good morning. >> the foreclosure is a violation of the service members civil relief act which restricts foreclosures on homes in the military when they're on active duty, so how did this happen? >> well, that's a good question. first, let me preface all of this by saying that it's not just the military that have had problems, but many, many households across the united states where these banks have foreclosed or doctored up documents, not gone to court and gotten the correct information and the correct paperwork. so, it's more than just the military families. but can you imagine

greg of the mcconnell center, who happen to get his doctorate from the university of ohio, which is locatedin my district. also, senator mcconnell told you a little bit about me growing up, a big family and working around the tavern. the lessons i learned growing up are the lessons i need to do my job every day. we learned to get things done together as a family. if you grow up around a bar mopping floors, washing dishes, waiting tables, tending bar, you have to learn to deal with every character walking through the door. trust me, i need all of those skills to do my job. [laughter] but i am a product of the free enterprise system and i was one of the millions of small business people and around the country who make our economy grow. i got involved with the government because i saw politicians killing the goose that lays the golden egg. and that is, our free enterprise system. i decided i would do something about it and ended up running for office. trust me, i never thought i would end up being speaker of the house. but the things that drive me to get into this business are the same things

lincoln memori memorial, just five days after members of the ohio national guard killed members at ohio universityi walked over to the group of them and walked over and shook hands. >> reporter: he tried to explain to the students why the u.s. invaded cambodia expanding the unpopular veet nah war. >> our goal was not to get into cambodia, by what we were doing but to get out of vietnam. >> reporter: then the secret grand jury testimony in which a testy mixon is pressed repeatedly about the 18 1/2 minute gap in the conversation with chief of staff h.r. haldeman about the watergate break-in. nixon said, i have never heard of this conversation that you have referred to. asked to explain how that part of the tape is lost, he said if you're interested in my view as to what happened it is very simple. it that it was an accident. i don't know how it happened. throughout the testimony, nixon denied ordering the irs to go after democrats in the months before the 1972 election. >> i'm not a lawyer, but i think lawyers and those who want to be lawyers will recognize in the president's statements a very intel

. >> the study was conducted by researchers from ohio state and the university of michigan at dearborn>>> the snow is mostly melting here in maryland. connecticut neighbors waited for hours outside a utility store in hopes of getting their hands on a generator. stores have been sold out for days since the storm left more than 800,000 homes in the dark. emergency crews say 99% of those customers will have power by this weekend. >>> it is sunny and clear across much of maryland right now. here's a live look outside at a mild maryland afternoon. bob is here with the updated numbers from first warning weather. bob? >> just a beautiful day for november. just like yesterday issue got up to the low 60s again. after a chilly, frosty start. and we'll probably see more of that tonight. look at radar. there is nothing around anywhere around the east coast now. we're at 62. variable winds at 6. barometer on the way back up. tomorrow, with high pressure in control, it's going to move a little further off the east coast. take a look at this graphic. that means more beautiful, pleasant conditions aro

this tribute which is a partnership between the ohio state university, the ohio historical society, the ohio civil rights commission, and the central ohio transit authority celebrates the day when rosa parks took a stand by staying seated. it includes a children's assembly that welcomes 800 school children to learn and be inspired by her legacy. i am proud to recognize the great state of ohio for commemorating rosa parks' legacy of inspiration and courage, and our state's ongoing commitment to educating young people about civil rights. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma rise? without objection. mr. lankford: madam speaker, in my district we disagree a lot about football, but we strongly agree that the federal government must balance its budget. as a freshman i have seen firsthand this body will only make the hard decision when is they have to make the hard decisions. though we don't agree, that we need to balance a budget every time and every place, we do understand that as a federal budget over the cours

but a new study out by ohio state university finds the number really is 3.4 pounds and 25% of freshmantoo. >>> and the cost of health care for pets is skyrocketing. as quickly as it is for humans. the average american household spent $655 for medical care for their dogs last year. that's a 47% increase from a decade ago. health care spending for cats is up 73%. that's right on pace with increase humans have faced over the last ten years. >> you know, pets are like your child. you got to take care of them. >> i know. >>> a study is raising new concerns about alcohol's link to breast cancer. it says even light drinking can elevate a woman's cancer risk. that's about three drinks a week. the link between alcohol and cancer isn't new, but this is the first study to suggest a higher risk for light to moderate drinkers. >> something historic is happening in mississippi the mayor of hatiesbering. johnny dupree could become the first african-american to be elected to a statewide office in mississippi since reconstruction. here's don lemon. >> reporter: you thought that johnny dupree for govern

university, not the other way around. we know in -- even in circumstances when it has to do with recruiting violations, whether it was the incident at ohio state, where i love, the university of miami, where the university presidents don't have control of these programs, because they are the cash cow. >> let's be honest here. presidents at universities are fund-raisers. that's all they are. they are nothing else. that's their power base. they might be educators, but they are in essence fund-raisers. when you have schools where you have very powerful coaches who have been entrenched for decades, you have a situation where the coach without any question has much more power than the president has. if it's something he uses well, it's a good thing. if he uses it poor lid, it's a bad thing. what you have at those schools is you have alumnae sitting on board of trustees, wlofr it may be, every school has that power guy or two. >> phil knight at oregon. >> right. they run that school tanned they want big@lowic programs. that's the way it is, and they want them at any cost. when that stops, they will get this under control, because it always com

. >>> moments ago, sources confirming ohio state university has a new football coach.n deal. he's been working as an analyst on espn after he quit the florida gators job. he won two national championships while at florida. ohio state fired jim trestle during the offseason after numerous ncaa violations were committed. those are your headlines. >> brian: in another sport, running to william the nominee for the gop. >> steve: full contact. >> brian: it is. in new hampshire, the union leader, a very respected newspaper, has decided that newt gingrich is their man. not mitt romney, not governor perry. it's going to be newt. how significant this is definitely at the very least going to allow more money to pour in for newt gingrich and let other people feel as though he's a legitimate front runner. >> steve: and mitt romney himself courted the paper not only in 2008, but he also was doing his best to try to get some traction from the particular newspaper as well. on cyber monday, i think i'm going to buy myself a new microphone. >> brian: is it out? >> gretchen: mike.com. th

and he said, ohio state university, 1984, 10,000 students and a cute one in the front row who held up a sign that said, "he is old, but he's cute." [laughter] it is the thing with the american people that he always thrived on. he loved audiences. he was energized by people. my last comment, lyn nofziger, god bless him, said to me in my years in the white house, president reagan spent most of his time in the oval office. when i was coming back to work for president reagan he said, open the door to the oval office because president reagan does better when he can make eye contact, when he can see facial expressions, when he can hear the into nation. yes, he will read all of the briefing papers, but he gets personal contact, he feeds off of people. i know i said my last comment. to set him up, the best part of acting was, "i can't hear you, sam." [laughter] >> he heard every word. >> until he heard a question he wanted to enter. -- answer. [laughter] >> i have come to believe the presentation in life, particularly politics, is well over 50% of the game. if you do not have sought -- have i

it was victory for penn state in saturday's game against the ohio state buckeyes a welcome respite for the university tainted by child sex abuse allegations that costs joe paterno his job. >> are you sexually attracted to young boys? >> am i attracted to young boys? >> he was accused of abusing 8 boys over a 15 year period. it resulted in a violent backlash against him. >> leaving the home of jerry sandusky the assistant coach charged with 40 counts of child sexual abuse. apparently the front window to his home smashed in by vandals. two pricks were thrown through the windows. shaking a loyal fan base to the core and unleashing more dark secrets from its past. >>> i was sodomized orally pal tated. >> his shocking claim that in the late 70s and early 80s a university professor and his neighbor sexually abused him between the ages of 11 and 15 years old fell on deaf ears when he complained to university officials. >> oo when they started talking about joe paterno i needed to speak up and let them know sandusky isn't the only faculty member at penn state that was sexually abusing children. >> you are sa