look who's back for oklahoma state. justin gilbert, who broke a 100-yard kickoff return last year against texas. >> gus: this one squibbed and out of bounds inside the 20. oklahoma state has only defeated texas one time at home. 1997, rw mcquarter returned a punt 78 yards for a touchdown. quarterback tony lindsey ran for three scores. ricky williams ran 21 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. it was too little too late. oklahoma state won it 42-16. >> charles: bob simmons was the head coach. that became a bowl team for oklahoma state. it was not touched by oklahoma state in the field of play. that ball goes to the 40 yard line on the kick out of bounds on the kickoff. excellent field position again for them to start. actually, it's on the 35. excuse me. now we're going to look and see if it was touched. >> gus: texas with 18 wins in the last 19 games, decided by three points or less. >> charles: the ball bounces on the kickoff. texas didn't want to give justin gilbert an opportunity. the hand came up. did it alt

look who's back for oklahoma state. justin gilbert, who broke a 100-yard kickoff return last year against texas. >> gus: this one squibbed and out of bounds inside the 20. oklahoma state has only defeated texas one time at home. 1997, rw mcquarter returned a punt 78 yards for a touchdown. quarterback tony lindsey ran for three scores. ricky williams ran 21 yards for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. it was too little too late. oklahoma state won it 42-16. >> charles: bob simmons was the head coach. that became a bowl team for oklahoma state. it was not touched by oklahoma state in the field of play. that ball goes to the 40 yard line on the kick out of bounds on the kickoff. excellent field position again for them to start. actually, it's on the 35. excuse me. now we're going to look and see if it was touched. >> gus: texas with 18 wins in the last 19 games, decided by three points or less. >> charles: the ball bounces on the kickoff. texas didn't want to give justin gilbert an opportunity. the hand came up. did it alt

state. wildcat now faked with a third down and three. oklahoma out of time-outs. >> charles: they've got to keep the ball in the hands of number 7, quarterback run game here. do or die for the sooner defense, right here. right now. >> gus: now kansas state will call a time-out. take a look at what's transpired here in the second half. >> charles: bell-dozer makes his second appearance of the game. this time is worked. blake bell is in the end zoep. but collin klein, the information for the bell-dozer, does what he does best, gets in. hubert finds his way through. and then landry jones steamed down 24-13. leaves him with a big drive and hits sterling shepard for a score that leaves us where we are now at 24-19. >> gus: the most important statistic, the story of this game, turnovers. >> charles: look at the points off of them for kansas state. 17 of of the three takeaways. oklahoma normally takes it away from their opponent. hero on the evening. in the time-out situation also. it's now come into play. >> gus: third down and three at the 43. kansas

oklahoma state here, west virginia. to the sidelines, and tracy moore gets out of bounds with 11 seconds to go. >> charles: the ball has to be sent

state. wildcat now faked with a third down and three. oklahoma out of time-outs. >> charles: they've got to keep the ball in the hands of number 7, quarterback run game here. do or die for the sooner defense, right here. right now. >> gus: now kansas state will call a time-out. take a look at what's transpired here in the second half. >> charles: bell-dozer makes his second appearance of the game. this time is worked. blake bell is in the end zoep. but collin klein, the information for the bell-dozer, does what he does best, gets in. hubert finds his way through. and then landry jones steamed down 24-13. leaves him with a big drive and hits sterling shepard for a score that leaves us where we are now at 24-19. >> gus: the most important statistic, the story of this game, turnovers. >> charles: look at the points off of them for kansas state. 17 of of the three takeaways. oklahoma normally takes it away from their opponent. hero on the evening. in the time-out situation also. it's now come into play. >> gus: third down and three at the 43. kansas

barry sanders could have followed his father's footsteps to oklahoma state, but he chose stanford.e wanted to create his own legacy. he has been making the adjustments this summer at the college devil -- the college level and ready to contribute anyway he can. >> making everything better. helping the first guys prepare if i if i have to do that, so be it. we only got one goal and that's the pack 12 championship. >> there is a crowded back field who may get red shirted. david shaw knew this kid could be special when they recruited him. >> the hardest part about playing running back as a freshman is not running the ball. it is the pass protection. it is understanding all of the plays that will change even from run play to run play. understanding the nuances of the run play. once he gets the ball in his hands, he can take over, but we need to make sure he is a complete back for us before we put him on the field. that decision hasn't been made yet. we are very, very healthy at the running back position. >> like all freshmen, barry noticed the depth on the team, especially at his positi

barry sanders could have followed his father's footsteps to oklahoma state, but he chose stanford. his own legacy. he has been making the adjustments this summer at the college devil -- the college level and ready to contribute anyway he can. >> making everything better. helping the first guys prepare each weekend. if i have to do that, so be it. we only got one goal and that's the pack 12 championship. >> there is a crowded back field who may get red shirted. david shaw knew this kid could be special when they recruited him. >> the hardest part about playing running back as a freshman is not running the ball. it is the pass protection. it is understanding all of the plays that will change even from run play to run play. understanding the nuances of the run play. once he gets the ball in his hands, he can take over, but we need to make sure he is a complete back for us before we put him on the field. that decision hasn't been made yet. we are very, very healthy at the running back position. >> like all freshmen, barry noticed the depth on the team, especially at his position. steph

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arizona went on to upset oklahoma state. upsetting holly who's now asking for a divorce. didn't last long. just kidding, by the way. >> that part was a joke. they're off on their honeymoon. >> they're off on their honeymoon to a bowl game. >>> we're going to turn to politics now. it's just 58 days away from election day. the election comes down to a handful of key battleground states. this morning, a new revelation from the romney campaign, just where they stand in those key states. abc's david kerley joins us with more from washington. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. this is a game of hopscotch as candidates jump one state to another. but it is this really small group of states. mitt romney is now highlighting a stumble at the democratic convention. >> romney! >> reporter: in virginia, mitt romney went off the democrats, awkwardly inserting god into their platform. then the republicans seemed to take it a step further. >> i will not take god out of our platform. i will not take god out of my heart. i will not take god off our coins. >> reporter: is he suggesting the p

. >> oklahoma state, ohio state, alabama, they all look strong. there were no glaring weaknesses of the top teams. >> except michigan. you expect alabama, oregon, oklahoma is going to come back, west virginia, but i don't know if you expected michigan to get beat that badly. >> and that quickly. >> and that quickly. that is the thing. if you're in the top ten to start the season, you have to be pretty good. that surprised me how badly it got so quickly. >> i'll stick up for him. and, again, not a good start for the big ten. hey, let's talk about usc because everybody will be talking about them tomorrow. what stands out about them? >> listen. knocked the rust off. lane kitsffin said he was not happy with the offense. i think as the season goes on you're going to see a lot of fire power on the outside. usc looked phenomenal i thought tonight. >> lessons, lessons, lessons. everywhere you go, you've about got a weapon for usc. >> hey, speaking of weapons and offense, just out here out west eugene, oregon, so far the ducks looking pretty darn good prett

states are making those decisions as we speak. oklahomaas chosen in our instance not adopt an exchange. the benefit is our employees -- employers are not subject to the employer mandate penalty, and as you indicated, of the states will make a different decision. but we must enforce what the law says. it is about making sure an agency, and this case, the irs, does what the law says. we believe they exceeded it, the clear reading of the statute. it is not unique to oklahoma. others in washington questioned in november of last year. this is an important decision that must be addressed by the court to ensure the states have the ability to make an informed decision about the policy consequences of adopting or failing to adopt is built -- state health care exchange. it host: before the phone calls, what other states are part of this suit? guest: none right now. we were in a unique position in oklahoma. we, as i indicated, had an action at the district court level that had been stayed. we had -- to amend our complaint. if it was on appeal we coul

tonight longhorns came back to beat oklahoma state in stillwater. david ash to mike davis inside the 5. that set up joe bergeron's touchdown run. david ash set a career high for completions with 28 and the longest come back to win 31 31 ---41-36. to the s.e.c. south carolina earning their ninth straight win dating back to next season. tied for the longest streak in their school history but they had to come back against home to do it. south carolina comes back to win 38-17. college gameday in columbia south carolina. for next week's game between south carolina and these georgia bulldogs, georgia beat tennessee, 100 yards rushing. that is gurley. georgia right now on espn alabama looking to be in control against ole miss lsu stepping out of the s.e.c. a game in which they trailed in baton rouge. right now on espn2, oregon is leading washington state. this game being played in seattle. wanted to pass instead can't find your receiver he'll take it. and go into the end zone. 13-yard score, right now it is 23-22. second quarter on espn two. the ducks on t

states are making those decisions as we speak. oklahoma has chosen in our instance not adopt an exchange. the benefit is our employees -- employers are not subject to the employer mandate penalty, and as you indicated, of the states will make a different decision. but we must enforce what the law says. it is about making sure an agency, and this case, the irs, does what the law says. we believe they exceeded it, the clear reading of the statute. it is not unique to oklahoma. others in washington questioned in november of last year. this is an important decision that must be addressed by the court to ensure the states have the ability to make an informed decision about the policy consequences of adopting or failing to adopt is built -- state health care exchange. it host: before the to phone calls, what other states are part of this suit? guest: none right now. we were in a unique position in oklahoma. we, as i indicated, had an action at the district court level that had been stayed. we had -- to amend our complaint. if it was on appeal we

last week alone they were destroyed by oklahoma state, 84-0.he silver lining, the school gets paid almost a million dollars to take the pounding. congratulations, gentlemen. >>> coming up, superstar swimmer now trying to become a hollywood superstar. ryan lochte is getting ready to do a bit of acting. we'll tell you where you can check him out. >>> olympic gold medalist ryan lochte making it clear he wants his career to go hollywood. looks like he's got a wish come true. lochte set to make an appearance on nbc's "30 rock." a writer for the show tweeting a picture of lochte and tina fey on set tomorrow morning. not his only upcoming tv appearance. he'll also be appearing as himself on "90210." he admits it's tougher than it looks. memorizing lines and trying to, like, say them and still, like, do the movement and all that, that was hard. if you want success in hollywood, zip this, unbutton this, keep it quiet, you'll be fine. >> wow. spoken like a true fan. i didn't say it. jon kelley did. temperatures today, 68 at 2:00 p.m. i love a confident m

and if you think the seminoles have no chance to cover, keep in mind, savannah state lost to oklahoma stateast week by the score of 84-0. 84-0. prior to this game, the biggest threat in college football came in 2007 when hawaii was favored by 60 over northern colorado. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," president obama closes the democratic national convention and the campaign heads for the final stretch. so, what did we learn new from the president last night? we'll knock that around with joe, mika and our "morning joe" crew. >>> and when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler where john kerry suggests drago-style, he must break you. a "rocky iv" reference makes its way into the dnc when "way too early" comes right back to charlotte. [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be nice if there was an easier, less expensive option than a traditional lawyer? at legalzoom you get personalized services for your family and your business that's 100% guaranteed. so go to legalzoom.com today for personalized, affordable legal protection. ♪ >>> because all they have to offer

. >> oklahoma state, ohio state, alabama, they all look strong. there were no glaring weaknesses of the top teams. >> except michigan. you expect alabama, oregon, oklahoma is going to come back, west virginia, but i don't know if you expected michigan to get beat that badly. >> and that quickly. >> and that quickly. that is the thing. if you're in the top ten to start the season, you have to be pretty good. that surprised me how badly it got so quickly. >> i'll stick up for him. and, again, not a good start for the big ten. hey, let's talk about usc because everybody will be talking about them tomorrow. what stands out about them? >> listen. knocked the rust off. lane kitsffin said he was not happy with the offense. i think as the season goes on you're going to see a lot of fire power on the outside. usc looked phenomenal i thought tonight. >> lessons, lessons, lessons. everywhere you go, you've about got a weapon for usc. >> hey, speaking of weapons and offense, just out here out west eugene, oregon, so far the ducks looking pretty darn good prett

the state of oklahoma is making policy decisions. have a decision we must make and by irs action they have taken that decision away. they said that the benefits that would accrue to the state of oklahoma were other states that adopted -- not about the exchange but benefit of your emoyer's not being subject to the employer mandate tax are going to ignore that and implement the rules. the benefit to oklahoma would be a competitive advantage over other states that adopted the exchange. and that is a decision our policymakers make and not to adopt the exchange. >> guest: the exchanges, are you arguing with the setup of the exchange? these extras and exchanges? the insurance exchanges? >> guest: the state has a choice to make whether we adopt the exchange or not. if the state chooses not to dog the exchange -- >> host: which oklahoma has -- oklahoma governor said i will wait until after the election. >> guest: exactly right. it is presently that the state of oklahoma is not going to dock the state health care exchange. i mentioned 20 othe

. >> oklahoma state, ohio state, alabama, they all look strong. there were no glaring weaknesses of the top teams. >> except michigan. you expect alabama, oregon, oklahoma is going to come back, west virginia, but i don't know if you expected michigan to get beat that badly. >> and that quickly. >> and that quickly. that is the thing. if you're in the top ten to start the season, you have to be pretty good. that surprised me how badly it got so quickly. >> i'll stick up for him. and, again, not a good start for the big ten. hey, l's talk about usc because everybody will be talking about them tomorrow. what stands out about them? >> listen. knocked the rust off. lane kitsffin said he was not happy with the offense. i think as the season goes on you're going to see a lot of fire power on the outside. usc looked phenomenal i thought tonight. >> lessons, lessons, lessons. everywhere you go, you've about got a weapon for usc. >> hey, speaking of weapons and offense, just out here out west eugene, oregon, so far the ducks looking pretty darn good pr darn

arizona went on to upset oklahoma state. upsetting holly who's now asking for a divorce. didn't last long. just kidding, by the way. that was a joke. >> they're off on their honeymoon. >> they're off on their honeymoon to a bowl game. >>> we're 50 days away from election day. the election comes down to a handful of key battlegrounds. from the romney campaign, just where they stand in those key states. abc's david kerley joins us with more from washington. >> reporter: good morning, bianna. this is a game of hop scotch as candidates jump one state to state. romney is now highlighting a stumble. romney went after the democrats' awkwardly inserting god into their platform. >> i will not take god out of our platform. i will not take god out of my heart. >> reporter: the president wants to remove "in god we trust" from coins? no said his campaign. in florida, it was the florida, it was the president mocking those questions about his birth certificate. >> you were born in hawaii. >> on kauai. >> you have a birth er certific? >> say, yes, sir. >> reporter: the romney campaign sa

oklahoma state university. nebraska. notre dame. wharton. geneva. southern methodist. texas.d on. >> dana: what does vit to do with media bias? >> bob: you said the media comes out of the the schools and they're preprogrammed by the instructors to be liberals. i'm started to list of schools that are conservative and they go on for hundreds of pages. >> greg: i don't know if it's hundreds of pages. >> bob: i just started. >> kimberly: there are three pages. >> bob: you want me to keep going? rice. st. john's. >> greg: a lot of those are not -- >> eric: there are 30 names on the list. 10,000 institutions in america. >> bob: i only got just started. >> kimberly: we don't have time for that. >> bob: of course you don't. get time for something substantive and serious. >> greg: last week, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius found violation of federal law against engaging in political activity. she gave speech to call for obama re-election, the white house briefings, maybe jake tapper brought it up. i don't know. >> dana: it was on drudge for several days. >> eric:

star, he surprised experts when he turned down the chance to go to his father's alma maters, oklahoma state it was not tough for me but it was tough to tell it to those people. to tell them " no ". >> the father and son do not share the same middle name but their appearance is very similar. >> i remember one incident where we were at a golf tournaments and her and her son were talking and her son told the lady to come over because he recognized us. she came over to me and said " i heard that you were barry sanders ". i looked at my father and laughed. >> he was in kindergarten when his dad's retirement shocked the nfl but even he remembers his father's work ethic. >> him going to early practices, i mean early practices, always making up to go to practice, i may be remembered going to one or two. >> are you the same size? >> he is shorter, but more wide. that is a solid human being. he is still solid and could swat a house if he needed to. i'm still working on that. >> dad might be stronger but certainly not faster. >> i could probably beat him at this point. just because he is a few years r

. >>> texas and quarterback david ash up against oklahoma state. down two with 1:21 to play. a 4-6 ash finds grant. the pick upkeep it is drive alive. bergeron powers his way. this play was reviewed as the cowboys thought there was a fumble. but the call stood. the long horns are undefeated in four games. >>> here's the wild game of the day. west virginia quarterback smith threw eight touchdown passes against baylor. smith finds bailey along the sidelines where the bears all forgot to cover him. that's an 87-yard score. smith threw for 566 yards. bears didn't do so badly either. west virginia wins 70-63. it's the highest scoring big 12 game in history. >>> still to come on this saturday night edition of sports wrap. santa cruz continues to cruise to the win. we'll show you how they did in we'll show you how they did in da [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for anne to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citibank for ipad. easier banking. standard at citibank. ♪ in everything you do [ female announcer ] add your o

he was named deputy warden at the oklahoma state reformatory. in a tiny town called granite. bobbi and randy lived on prison grounds, just outside the wall. what was life like in granite? >> it slowed down for me and my family a little bit. but it was -- it was good. >> if there wasn't much happening in granite, inside the prison it was the opposite. there was a new warden determined to shake things up. his name -- jack cowley. >> i didn't set behind my desk a lot. i was out in the yard with the guys. i let inmates call me jack. >> and one inmate that got cowley's attention, randolph dial. >> he was an unforgettable character. intelligent, manipulative, a quick study, meaning that i wasn't going to have any trouble with him. we hit it off. >> dial of one of the most illustrious and infamous inmates in oklahoma back then. a murderer who confessed to killing a karate instructor for money. >> told me to get off of his property. and i pulled a piece out and fired once. >> yet dial was also an accomplished artist, one of his pieces was featured on the set of the old series "dallas

he was named deputy warden at the oklahoma state reformatory. in a tiny town called granite. bobbi and randy lived on prison grounds, just outside the wall. what was life like in granite? >> it slowed down for me and my family a little bit. but it was -- it was good. >> if there wasn't much happening in granite, inside the prison it was the opposite. there was a new warden determined to shake things up. his name -- jack cowley. >> i didn't set behind my desk a lot. i was out in the yard with the guys. i let inmates call me jack. >> and one inmate that got cowley's attention, randolph dial. >> he was an unforgettable character. intelligent, manipulative, a quick study, meaning that i wasn't going to have any trouble with him. we hit it off. >> dial of one of the most illustrious and infamous inmates in oklahoma back then. a murderer who confessed to killing a karate instructor for money. >> told me to get off of his property. and i pulled a piece out and fired once. >> yet dial was also an accomplished artist, one of his pieces was featured on the set of the old series "dallas

we believe the state of oklahoma has been harmed. states have two decisions to make. expand medicaid, whether we should do that or not, and to adopt a health-care exchange. both have consequences and benefits policy makers are deciding. as you know, there are 20 states that have chosen not to adopt a state health-care exchange. the consequences the tax subsidies and credits do not go to the citizens of the state and the employer mandate assessment does not flow to the states, either. the irs has disregarded that. they have proceeded and adopted a rule that is inconsistent with a lot. we are host: if you win this, how would small businesses or large businesses in this case benefit from your proceedings? guest: well, the benefit is that in the state of oklahoma employers would not be subject to the employer mandate penalty because there is no state health care exchange. effectively the state of oklahoma is making a policy decision. we have a decision we must make and by i.r.s. action they have taken that decision away. they have said the benefits that would accrue to ok

you know, the universities, oklahoma university, oklahoma state and you of course are a graduate, a sooner we have 120,000 college students that live in our metro area, and i think most of those cities that appeared on your numbers with showing that the best job markets do have strong presentations of college students. by the way, an hour ago i got a call from my city manager, he said, our monthly sales tax check came in. it is the largest in city history. it is 16% ahead of a year ago numbers. that's pretty amazing times. liz: there's a case of taxes actually working in effect with the city. is that tourism? is that a stronger consumer? can you guess that one, mayor? >> well, i think consumer confidence is a big part of it because when people see construction scene there's construction taking -- and there's construction taking place all over oklahoma city, they see that people are investing in the future of the city, whether it's public sector or private sector so consumer confidence is very high in oklahoma city. i think that's part of it. liz: last time you and i spoke during the nba lo

. >> tim: i want to talk about kansas state-oklahoma. sually kansas state handles in short order. will they do it tonight? >> spencer: i think they will, bob stoops, i think the concept is important, they have had the bye week to prepare, oklahoma is ready. >> tony: collin klein has to complete passes. >> tim: notre dame and michigan another game to keep an eye on. we think that one will be close. this is mike james taking it in from 25 yards out against georgia tech. this is a horrible loss for georgia tech. really hurts them in their division trying to get to the a.c.c. title game given the loss they had earlier to virginia tech. that will just about do it for this week. we thank you for watching "the jeep post-game show" and a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs. tonight at 8:00 eastern. fresno state will face tulsa only on cbs sports network. the 24-hour home of cbs sports. home of the barnhart show and my show too. be sure to stupid saturday certificate for the home depot show on cbs. >> tim: be sure to stay tuned saturday. for a

savannah state lost last weekend to oklahoma state 84-0. >> i'll take that. >> savannah state -- >> 70hat's ridiculous. >> i think it's [ inaudible ] i think fsu wins 77-3. >> what's scary, ohio state took off the gas, i mean oklahoma state stepped off the gas in the second half. could have scored over 100 points. ed rendell joins us. >> all right. >> keep it on "morning joe." [ "human" by the human league playing ] humans. we mean well, but we're imperfect creatures living in a beautifully imperfect world. it's amazing we've made it this far. maybe it's because when one of us messes up, someone else comes along to help out. that's the thing about humans. when things are at their worst, we're at our best. see how at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance -- responsibility. what's your policy? less expensive option than a traditional lawyer? at legalzoom you get personalized services for your family and your business that's 100% guaranteed. so go to legalzoom.com today for personalized, affordable legal protection. boring. boring. [ jack ] after lauren broke up with me, i went to t

oklahoma last night. heavy rainfall moved through the state. numerous locations saw downpours. oklahoma city picked up two inches of rain. as far as the drought has gone, i know we're not in the growing season anymore, we still need the rains. we still need to fill up the reservoirs in some areas. kansas and oklahoma are the worst to states and the driest over the last month or two. they're the ones getting some of the rainfall. so that's great. as far as the situation goes, kind of had one of the classic battles going on with the cool air moving from the north. warm, humid air to the south. right in the mid sl where we're locked in with the showers and thunderstorms. one of the areas continues to be oklahoma. oklahoma city is now dry. almost two inches of rain for you. but as you notice you still have numerous areas of rain in tulsa, oklahoma, three quarters of an inch. significant but not a drought buster. this morning, if you've been driving on the pennsylvania turnpike, you needed the wipers, that started to move towards the philadelphia area. even a little heavy down pour n

state. for obvious reasons. after what happened last weir against oklahoma, not only did they lose to oklahoma. had an impact on them for the next couple weeks against this clemson team and also wake forest. and there was so much talk this year about i don't want to hear it. florida state, same old thing. this is a big confidence builder for them as they move forward into the rest of their season. punted away. fair catch by watkins, back at the 31 yard line. okay, folks. this was earlier today when lee cor corso made his pick on game day. he puts the torch into the ground. uh-oh! oh, not quite! >> pretty much -- >> oh, mercy. we have to take a look -- i saw coach afterwards. i told him how much i enjoyed that -- the trivia question here at the stadium that's multiple choice, who quarterbacked the 1954 florida state seminoles and the answer was lee corso. >> kirk: he was the he had the school record for a number of years until deion sanders tied him. he played with burt reynolds back in that era. >> brent: second down and ten. throwing down field. complete. beautiful pass and ford, the tight end

then number 6 oklahoma and number 15, kansas state. fox college football on saturday, 7:00 eastern, 4:00 pacific. and then week three of the nfl on fox next sunday. third down and eight. leon washington. washington down to the 30. our game summary, as we just mentioned, the ten early points off special teams miscues. two long drives bite seahawks in the second half. and daryl, you talked about the tale of two halves as far as the yardage is concerned. >> daryl: completely different. dallas was making mistakes but they were controlling the flow of the game. seattle just -- they took over the line of scrimmage here in the second half, as evidenced by those two 88-yard drives. >> kenny: on fourth down, not enough. leon washington. so the cowboys take over on downs, but too little too late as pete carroll will celebrate on this day after his 61st birthday. still 36 seconds on the clock as the cowboys offense runs back out. first win as an nfl starting quarterback for russell wilson. he's been dreaming about it for a long time. romo with th

i doç want to tell chunk a sco, oklahoma over kansas state. >> we don't count point that is we givefor free, we won that -- we lost. shot ourselves.u! >> you never score 19 and win anything. >> i need ton where you went to school. >> the blue devils, duke. >> you know what, football- -- we won a couplezv of games. >> do they have a football team? >> come on! ouch. >> you know what, saturday night live is coming up next. that is news 4 at 11:00. thanks for joining us we will see you tomorrow. good night. ♪ ♪ [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the moist, chewy, deliciousness you desire. mmmm. thanks. [ man ] at 90 calories, the brownie of your dreams is now deliciously real. [ female announcer ] and now, try our new chocolate chip cookie 90 calorie brownie. ripa and michael strahan. >> hi. good morning, everyone. hi. >> it is such a nice morning. it's just so, so gorgeous. >> it's been two weeks and i just have to say i lovey new co-host michael strahan. >> i mean, i'm so happy to be here. i just can't believe this is a job. i woke up 15 minute

the state of oklahoma has not taken action to adopt a health care exchange. so we are being deprived of the benefit in our state of employers not having to pay the employer mandate tax or a penalty. as a result of that rule with the irs. the lawsuit is about that. this is about implementation this is addressing implementation of the law. and the agencies of the federal government, be it hhs or irs and other agencies involved, they must do so consistently. i believe that the irs has exceeded their authority and we are seeking to challenge challenge that an oklahoma. neil: you have moved beyond what the supreme court has to settle on beyond what you can mandate health care coverage and now we learn that 6 million americans will have to pay the penalty. have you had much interest from other attorney general's? >> one as the is the medicare expansion. the other is the exchange. the federal government has exceeded its authority by adopting the medicaid expansion. that was a seven to number to vote. that is in violation of the epa we are seeking to make sure regulat

widespread 90s across portions of oklahoma and the state of texas.combine that with dry conditions and strong winds and you are looking at an elevated fire danger across states like nebraska and the dakotas and as far west as washington and other gone looking at possible widespread wildfire activity out here across that part of the country. southwest headed in the opposite situation going on where an area of low pressure continuing to produce heavy rain. flash flooding will be possible into today and tomorrow. >>> now it's time to entertain this. great lake li-- blake live lee d ryan reynolds are married. sorry ladies. and men i guess. they headed to south carolina over the weekend. bette midler performed at the reception as well as florence welch of florence and the machines. >> star studded affair for the closing ceremonies in london. take a look at high flying rihanna. ♪ >> cold play and wrapper jay-z also performed. >> business ma'am numbe-- biz d numbers over the weekend at the box office. "the possession" in the top spot. second week in a row w

bit with the idea of what it would be like to see the journey of a foreigner in the united states and oklahoma as someone who lives out a very skewed version of the american dream. >> reporter: the movie opens friday. pop star mickey ma national launched her hu perfume. her first fragrance is a mix of fruits, vanilla and musks. that's your eye on entertainment. teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >>> good morning. thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. >>> good morning. i'm mike hydeck. good morning, monika. >> good morning. yes, i was at madonna last night. she came out at 10:30. >> a lot of consideration for your hours i see. >> i won't say how much sleep i got. >> you're doing great. well done. >>> weather wise you may need a jacket or two depending on where you are. one of my weather watchers in old town maryland, down to 33. thank you for that report. that is some chilly weather out there. most of us are in the 40s here locally. here's a look at our day planner on this tuesday morning, the day after the big madonna concert. 69 degrees at noon with

three states are joining the fight against dodd frank wall street reform. oklahoma, south carolina, and michigan joined the state national bank of big spring, texas, the 60-plus association, and the competitive enterprise institute to ask the u.s. district court for a full review. all claim dodd-frank threatens taxpayers and state-by-state financial stability through its tough restrictions on pensions and tax dollars. google and facebook are facing off in an ad revenue race. early predictions are that google will take the lead this year, with $2.3 billion in ad revenue. facebook is expected to fall behind at $2.1 billion. those numbers, from emarketer, account for display ads, those ads you see on the sides of websites. google and facebook together are predicted to hold 37% of display ad revenue. by 2014, this means the two will likely beat out microsoft, yahoo and aol. cigarette companies - they were once among the biggest advertisers in the media. no more. the federal trade commission numbers show the trend continues. now they're still spending, but not in the uni

oklahoma is one of the driest states out there in the entire country right now.inally tropical storm leslie is continuing to spin to bermuda. everyone on the east coast, becareful at the beaches. large waves and rip currents. but the surfers, they love it. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. we mentioned the forecast map at the top. just even has a chance of showers and storms including the democratic national convention there in charlotte. last night a pretty good thunderstorm dumped about an inch of rain. they could have something simpler later on today. well, uncomfortable to say the least. bad hair day. bad hair day weather. >> so i heard when folks got in this morning. everyone complained. well, bill, thank so much. >>> big buzz over apple, facebook falls once again, and something very hard to picture, a vegetarian mcdonald's. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead, plus miley cyrus finds another way to say i'm no longer a kid star. i'm a grown-up. >>> coming up, a new number one in

states. it was recalled by a plastic part that can crack the heat. recall only affecting owners living in california, florida, texas, arkansas and oklahoma. i'm harris faulkner. let's get you back to huckabee. [ applause ] >> this week, dozens of leaders from all over the world in eastern manhattan to address the united nations assembly. mahmoud ahmadinejad made the most outrageous statements. here is one thing he said prior to his speech. god willing a new world order will come and do away with everything. that distances us and even elementary school kids throughout the world have understood that the united states government is following an international policy of bullying. i do believe the system of empires has reached the end of the road. i like to call him mahmoud nut job. he holds a position in government that says the holocaust didn't happen. this is person who publicly says that he wants to wipe israel off the map. if those statements are made by even a filmmaker or columnist you would think that is pretty outrageous but to be made by a head 6 state that its provocation and a declaration of intention of war. if you wonder why so ma