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i'm ryan owens for "nightline," in red bud, illinois. >> thanks to ryan owens for following the money. >>> up next, queen latifah rocks it. so does melissa mccarthy. have we entered the era of supersized and sexy? >> announcer: abc news "nightline" brought to you by breathe right nasal strips. . >>> it seems ironic that chic fashion models are getting emaciated, real women are getting curvier. the average american woman now weighs 164 pounds and wears a size 14 or 16. there's at least one company out that's challenged this thin standard and proved that being overweight or obese, doesn't mean you can't be glam. ♪ >> reporter: no one was shocked when she shoopd up a half dozen grammys. but adele showing her size 16 body on the cover of this month's vogue, now that got fashionistas attention. >> we spent a lot of time working on this pants. >> reporter: bucksom women like queen latifah and melissa mccarthy of "bridesmaids" fame are thumbing mr. plus-size noses the uner skinny. they're launching their own line of clothes to cash in on the market. retailers are paying attention. enter fash

i bought her two years ago from a very famous american polo player called owen rinehart. >> logan: owenreeding and training operation on his 300- acre ranch in aiken, south carolina. in a game dominated by argentines, this american was once one of the best in the world. what makes a good polo pony? >> owen rinehart: speed, agility, mental soundness, competitiveness-- the really good ones are really competitive. >> logan: just like humans. you can't overstate the importance of a polo pony? >> rinehart: unbelievable how important they are. >> logan: training starts from birth, and for these newborns, getting used to being around humans is the first lesson. >> rinehart: that one's mother is a great horse, but she's mean. >> logan: they are all descendants of great polo ponies, bred from champion stock. >> rinehart: we want these to hopefully one day be in either the u.s. open, the british open, or the argentine open. those are the three biggest tournaments in the world. >> logan: these horses won't be ready for professional polo until they're six or seven, pretty old compared to a racehors

. >> dave owens live at verizon center. hey, dave, even without the stars, the caps were starring to night. >> reporter: i'll tell you what, if you're a caps fan, take a deep breath and exhale. it was a great win tonight. i told you that this crowd out here would have to help the caps. the sellout crowd. they were electric. let's look at the video. it started quickly for the caps. less than two minutes in, johanson hits a one timer and gets a goal. 1-0 caps. second period tied at 1 on the power play. simmons hits. 2-1 washington. from there turn it over to braydon hultey. the caps tie the series with a win 2-1. all right. so we're joined now by kristen. i tell you what, wow, what a game. let's jump right into it. how big was this win? how good was braydon here tonight. >> he's amazing. 44 saves tonight. in three of his four playoff games, he has only allowed one goal. he did have some help. the caps had 26 blocked shots tonight. they also had 44 hits. but he was electric, as you said, and terrific. he stole this one for the

boulware-owens says she doesn't fault the church in all this. >> the councilman says the eviction was a court action, it was probably justified and he hopes she will accept the help being offered to her. >>> for years, there have been sightings but now there is proof. >> details of what was captured on camera. what is this thing? next, as we check more he had home -- more headlines. we'll be right back. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ >>> still, no one has come for word to claim their winnings from the megamillions jackpot. that includes mirlande wilson. she told friends and neighbors she had won infuriating her coworkers at a mcdonald's who say, if it is true, they get a cu

owen talked to one of our producers today. so you have the actual tape of the screaming, which was the last tape. and you have the actual conversation of zimmerman calling the 911 call. he compared the voices, and his conclusion, and that of another expert, was that that was not zimmerman screaming for help. would that be critical to a self defense claim of zimmerman, since he has said he was screaming for help. now you have experts saying no, that is not zimmerman's voice that's screaming for help. >> well, it doesn't -- it doesn't eliminate the possibility he was screaming, and it didn't get picked up at a given time. >> right. >> and obviously, the experts will have to undergo auto then at this occasion in a court of law if it were to get that far and the testing on this. but certainly it's relevant. because you do look to who might seemingly be the victim in the case by screams, calling for help, this sort of thing, in a very short period of time. something that bothers me tremendously is -- i was reading today that his 91

so what now for miss owens? she says she's going to find a truck, put her things in storage and then find a new place to live. in northwest, i'm pat collins, news4. >>> the fbi spoke with a friend of george zimmerman who shot and killed florida teenager trayvon martin. that friend told nbc news investigators did not ask whether he thought zimmerman is a racist. meantime, martin's family is asking the justice department to investigate the prosecutor who has recused himself from the case. they want to know why he didn't charge zimmerman with a crime. >>> in our area today, a school held a prayer vigil and called for justice in the case. students and staff at the clinton christian school in prince george's county gathered outside the school this afternoon. most of them wearing hoodies, like the one trayvon martin was wearing the night he was killed. the students called for peace and healing for both the martin and zimmerman family. >>> decision 2012 now. voters in maryland and the district have only an hour and a h

tom owen says he thinks owen was saying punks. zimmerman's lawyers claim he told them this is exactly what he said. this would seem to be good news in the zimmerman camp. it's a claim his father repeated last night on fox news. >> george was there yelling for help for at least 40 seconds. it's clearly him on the tape. there's absolutely no doubt about who it is. a neighbor came, saw what was happening, saw george being being, heard george yelling for help. the neighbor said he was calling 911 also when asked about whether his son has ever, that he knew of used a racial slur, robert zimmerman said, and i'm quoting him, none whatsoever. he described george zimmerman as someone who tutored african-american children and spoke out against the african-american policeman who beat a homeless man. he said it's sad that people are not telling the truth about the case for their own agenda suggesting it's a racial agenda. >>> more now on how big a role race did or didn't play is playing or should or shouldn't play in this tragedy. joining us,

here's the newest enhanced viewer done by tom owen of owen forensics. >> f'ing punks. >> all right. so what do you think it's not easy to know, well, once again tom owen he thinks he was saying punks and zimmerman's lawyers claim he told them that is exactly what he said. this would seem to be welcome news in the zimmerman camp, however, tom owen is also the expert who contradicts zimmerman's claim he was crying out for help that night, which was captured on the 911 call. it's a claim his father repeated night on fox news. >> george was there yelling for help for at least 40 seconds. it's clearly him on the tape. there's absolutely no doubt about who it is. a neighbor came, saw what was happening, saw george being beaten. heard george yelling for help. and the neighbor said he was calling 911. >> also when asked about his son that he ever that he knew of used a racial slur, he said none whatsoever. he described george zimmerman as someone who tutored african-american children. mr. zimmerman called it sad in his words that people are not telling the truth about the case for their own

here's the newest enhanced version done by tom owen of owen forensic services. listen. all right, so what do you think? it's not easy to know. well, once again, tom owen says he thinks zimmerman was saying punks. and zimmerman's lawyers claim he told them that is exactly what he said. this would seem to be welcome news in the zimmerman camp, however, tom owen is also the expert who contradicts zimmerman's claim that he was the one crying out for help that night, which was captured on that 911 call. it's a claim his father repeated last night on fox news. >> george was there yelling for help for at least 40 seconds. it's clearly him on the tape. there's absolutely no doubt about who it is. a neighbor came, saw what was happening, saw george being beaten, heard george yelling for help, and the neighbor said he was calling 911. >> also when asked whether his son has ever, that he knew of, used a racial slur, robert zimmerman said, and i'm quoting him now, none whatsoever. he described george zimmerman as someone who tut ored american children and spoke out against the poli

. >> dave owens at the verizon center. >> a lot of story lines are coming up after this one. serving the one-game suspension for a cross check. good in games one and two and not sold in game three. we'll have a live report on that and the rest of the days in sports coming up in just a second. >>> we will take you out with the numbers today. a beautiful day. officially the high of 72, the low is 5. average is 68 and 47. we'll come back and let you know if we can put a dent in the annual deficit of over five inches over the weekend. there have been some changes. we'll explain. >>> and then tonight at 9news now, 7:00. mystery solved. the birth for you that could finally answer the age old question, which came first? the chicken or the egg? >>> but first, marking the solemn day for you in oklahoma city. we'll take you up next. >>> may this memorial offer comfort, strength, peace, hope, and serenity. back on 9news now with them here for the special ceremony in oklahoma city. a memorial to the lives lost about 17 years ago today when the truck bombed destroyed that federal building

. >> reporter: that's sarah owens. she's 79 years old.m her home at the mccullough canan land apartments. she's lived here since 1999. >> sure is. everything i've worked for is out here on the street. i tried some friends but nobody had money. >> reporter: miss owens, the first female bus driver for metro, she worked for the transit system for 25 years. she's a two-time cancer survivor. she said she used up all her money for alternative medicine. they took it all out and put it on the curb. her shelves, personal papers, bedside table, clothing, cabinets, sculptures, lamps, her record player, her television set. even her records. ray charles, sam cook, diana washington. her sofa. the entire life of ms. owens, all out on the street. >> it's everything i got. i worked and paid for it. >> reporter: these apartments are opened by the united house of prayer for all people. a famous old washington church founded by sweet daddy grace. no comment from the church on today's eviction. >> it's not the church, it's the people that's running it. it's n

dave owens, what was it like in the locker room at the verizon center?rter: tell you what, every game in this series has been decided by one goal. so no surprise today went down to the wire. i'll tell you, what that locker room i just came from, guys are physically spent looking like you would think they would after two games in two days. take a listen. >> we were ready, you know. we want to finish it up here at home, but again, you know, they come out pretty hard and we made a mistake and it cost us a game. >> it's the bruins. they're not going to go down easy obviously. we knew it was going to be tough and there are a lot of predictionings at the beginning of boston winning in six or maybe them winning in seven. so we knew it was going to go a long series and it's our turn to win now. >> reporter: it was dramatic and i'll tell you, i'm joined by a man who likes dramatics, sky kerstein, the fan. did this play out the way you thought? >> yeah. they knew the bruins would be a fierce team. they showed us in the 1st period and the caps were big in 2nd and 3

. >>> i'm dave owens in manhattan. rg3 was here today. is he ready for the draft? is he ready to become a redskin? we talked to him. i'll have that story. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >>> a new and disturbing trend from california. teenagers getting drunk on hand sanitizer. really. a half dozen young people have been treated for alcohol poisoning after drinking the liquid. now liquid hand sanitizer is 62% proof ethel alcohol and easy for teens to purchase. parents should buy foam sanitizer because it's harder to distill the alcohol. can't imagine having to think about that when you go to the drugstore. next, when 9news continues. he took the m

. >> i'm dave owens in manhattan. rg3 was here today. is he ready for the draft? is he ready to be a redskin? i'll have that story. >>> all right, in just over 48 hours, the washington redskins will draft what they hope will be their next franchise quarterback, and the speculation is done, the indianapolis colts announced today they will take andrew luck with the top pick and we know what that means, the skins will get robert griffin iii. he is going to dawn the bergundy and gold. he arrived in new york just ahead of the draft today for a subway marketing campaign. dave owens was there to find more about the man, the myth, and the legend. >> 48 hours until draft night. rg3 takes a subway, food, that is. yeah, he's got the right colors, but football is on his mind. >> everything that i've done personally to get to where i am. all the teammates that i had, all the coaches that worked with me. it hit me that all that hard work has paid off. >> he's about to become the king of d.c. >> expectations will be high. it's not height. >> he believes in himself, still humble.

owens illinois alcoa pushing optimism. owens illinois is sparking on first quarter guidance. the question becomes maybe earnings won't be as bad as everybody thought they would be. >> first of all, the only relevance they have to this market or anybody is if you drink too much and you have to go to a bunch of aa meetings. over the last ten years, i mean, stocks have been plat. popped after '09 and has done nothing. it doesn't have predicted value for the earnings season whatsoever. >> i agree with that. let me chime in on owens illinois. that's a company specific beat. it has no relevance. look at why they are guiding higher on earnings they have been able to fire enough people to improve the manufacturing efficiency. maybe earnings will be better. this will be a dreadful earnings quarter. biggest damage in material names and industrial names are going to stink out loud. i don't think we should look at alcoa or owens illinois. >> i think it will be a good earnings period. >> depending on the sector. >> u.s. focused stock will do well. we' they do stink. i'm still short steel.

that's where we'll find dave owens. he was in the locker room with the players.ey, d.o. >> reporter: hey, kristin, how's it going? no hoopla in the locker room, just a businesslike approach, the guys trying to keep things in perspective. this was kind of a yo-yo. they had the game, they lost the game and then they got it back. let's listen to the guys right now. >> we showed a lot of life today and ramos did great job behind the dish. there's so much credit you can give the game, victory to all players today. this is one of those thing we can take home and continue and stay hot. >> today we're all happy because we won, but gio should have got that win and i wish i would have been able to close it out for him. he did an outstanding job and deserved to win. >> we got a bunch of fighters here. no one's going to call it quits. >> reporter: before the game we got our first look at drew storen. you see him in the sling there. he just got out of surgery on his elbow to remove bone chips, no timetable on when he's going to return, but the good news is he says he plans to

dave owens is live at fed ex field where it is all taking place. dave, quite a welcome for the new quarterback. reporter: hey, what's ghg on, andrea? just a moment ago there were kids running around out here at fan fest. they sort of shooed everybody away because it started to rain here. i'm under the umbrella now. you've been in this community for so long and you know how important football and hence quarterbacking is. on this wet and dreary day, fans come out to let rgiii know we want you to succeed really bad. take a look. [ cheering ] reporter: this wasn't a day for practical celebrations. >> you walk into d.c. reporter: you get it, this was rg iii, defcon 5. >> it's great to be a part of the redskins. you know, i take pride in the fact i'll be able to chance to wear the burgundy and gold. reporter: burgundy and gold nation is happy to have you. >> he's coming for dallas and so are we. we want dallas! >> that's all you need to know. reporter: fans all the way in the upper tier and down here. [ applause and cheering ] >> super bowl, baby! [ chee

our dave owens caught up with the griffins in new york city. >> reporter: i'm here with the parents of robert griffin, iii, what a week, what a month. jacqueline, i'll start with you. as crazy as this has to be for rg3, rg mom, it has to have been a whirlwind the last couple of months as well. >> it's been a blessing. we're glad to be here for the nfl draft and it's been a phenomenal year for us and to end it this way and actually it's not an ending, but gaining of something new, yes, sir -- a beginning of something new, yes, sir. so we're just blessed to be here. >> reporter: dad, you've had a where he close relationship with your son. what have you told him as he comes up on this very important time when the entire area of d.c. wants him to be king of d.c.? >> i just told him stay humble, work hard. yes, you have accolades and won the heisman, but you have to be greedy, you know, hungry like you didn't win anything, you have a point to prove and he's doing that and staying in great shape. i keep checking on him to make sure he's doing those types of things. >> reporter: is it dauntin

just about an hour away from the washington nationals' home opener. 9news now now sports anchor dave owens is live at nationals right now now and dave we've been talking about it. a lot of buzz about the first place nationals, how often do we get to say that. >> reporter: not that offer. it is an absolute majestic time out here. let me show you all the color and pageantry that you would want from an opening day. it is here at n ats park. you talk about the buzz and excitement. why is that? quite frankly the nats haven't been that good since they returned to washington, d.c. from montreal. just one nonlosing season since 2005 but that all changed last year with this youth movement and that youth movement has begun to materialize. let's take a look at the video i tell you what this year they've gotten a great start. 4-2. tied for first place with the mets and what has people buzzing around the town is the core of this team and i'm talking about ryan zimmerman and stephen strasburg. that has everybody excited walking around and talking to folks around the clubhouse today. there's an eagerness

but you know what, dave owens?e can have anything he wants right now. >> he's bringing the argyle sweater back. >> i like it. >> what a night. bryce harper says look out baseball world. here i come. wait until you see what he did, the young man making contact in los angeles in the best way. how far did the rock travel? we'll tell you. of course, rg3 and thousands of his new best friends taking over >> well, if you're tired of seeing that face, let me tell you, you are in the minority. robert griffin, iii is everywhere and the guy has captivated the dmv and redskins fans can't wait to see him toss his first football in burgundy and gold. this is the scene at fedex field. 19,000 showed up. that's a fan fest record. griffin addressed the crowd saying the fight -- sang the fight song and told the masses he would do everything he could to help washington win. that's the fans. as for what he'll tell his new teammates when he meets them? >> i want to come in and show the team i'm ready to work, lead by example rather than

abc's ryan owens reports. >> reporter: the megamillions mystery only deepens.he maryland woman who told "the new york post" she had a ticket worth almost $220 million told us she needs to double-check. >> do you still have the ticket? >> yes. >> reporter: she works at this mcdonald's outside baltimore. only about a quarter of a mile from the 7-eleven where the winning ticket was bought. >> confusing. >> reporter: she's not the only one confused. when she told the paper she won, her mickey ds co-workers said, we won, too. they say she was part of their mcdonald's office pool. >> everybody give like $5. put in $5 each to give it to her for her to just go and get the tickets. >> reporter: now, to the megamillions' second big winner. the ticket was bought at this moto mart in the sleepy illinois town of red bud. >> my gosh. everybody's just guessing and rumors are flying. >> reporter: 3,500 people live here. everyone knows everyone. and everyone wants to know one thing. >> everybody's wondering who won it and how many won it. whether it's just one person or a bunch

dave owens caught up with rg3 today in new york city. >> reporter: two days before robert griffin, iiiicially becomes the king of washington, d.c. he was in a new york city subway. that kind of subway, the one you eat. >> it's been crazy. a lot of whirlwinds. a lot of deals like this subway one. stand here with my podium, little statue. it's pretty cool. >> 30 pounds of smokehouse barbecue, rg3. but here's the secret, he's ready for you, d.c. >> i did a signing up there a couple of weeks ago. >> i was there. i was trying to get you to talk. remember that? >> yeah, i remember that. and you know, i saw at least seven variations of my name on a shirt, pictures and all this other stuff. so the great thing about it is through twitter and i've been able to see what the fans are saying. they're excited about me being the quarterback, but they're excited about the team that redskins can be. >> reporter: in manhattan, dave owens, 9 news now. >> but rg3 wasn't the only griffin family member in new york. his parents arrived in the big apple today and took time to speak exclusively to 9 sports. yo

african-american athlete jesse owens won four gold medals infuriating hitler. >> track tar jesse owens of his medals were for running events. fourth was for what? >> bill: cards up please. come on. the answer is "a", long jump. >> he sports guy. >> matt millin, who knocked him out. joe lewis is correct. >> does he lose on that. >> i wanted you to maintain a little dignity. >> i'm trying not to humiliate here. >> can we do the segment where i get them right? >> bill: paul revere remembered for his wide to warn people about the british. his day job he was trained as what? >> bill: you should know this dunder heads, silversmith. you just guessed. >> i did not. come on. >> revere silver. that is famous. >> bill: yes. i have a paul revere signature at a matter of fact. >> you want to know my logic? >> bill: no. most americans think abraham lincoln is hero for keeping the union together. the movie as portrays him as what? >> bill: roll the tape. >> bill: that is right. a >> bill: that is right. abraham lincoln, vietnam fire hunter and next, george w. bush werewolf. are they running out of id

glean, now owen says he believes zimmerman did not use a racial slur., we'll play it for you again this time owens' cleaned-up version and this time you'll hear it three times. listen. well, if you're listening for it, sure, it may sound like that. but we wanted to bring in another forensic expert. his name is ed primo and he did his own analysis of the very same clip. he sent us his version. he also enhanced and he says he believes that zimmerman did use a racial slur. listen to that version and, again, we're going to play it for you three times. [ inaudible ] so hard to decipher. the reason why people are paying attention to this, of course, is the reason why the whole nation is paying attention to this story. did zimmerman use a racial slurp as trayvon martin supporters say he did? and if he did, of course, for those supporters this could bolster the argument that this was a racially motivated crime, that this was a hate crime, so, you know, but very difficult to hear. very difficult to decipher. you've heard it now seven times. hard to say. >> i eve

abc's ryan owens is in dallas. >> aww. is crying. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: the rangers were winning, so, why is this texas toddler so upset? >> he didn't get hit. he just didn't get the ball. >> reporter: who did? let's go to the replay. >> here's what happened. moreland tossed the ball. >> reporter: the couple picks up the ball, oblivious to the teary toddler reaching for it. the yankees announcers call foul. >> oh my god, they can't give it to the kid! that's awful! >> reporter: it gets worse. the woman poses for a picture with the ball. >> oh, they're actually, like, rubbing it in the kid's face. >> reporter: they aren't the first adults to act childish with a baseball headed their way. this dad actually dropped his daughter to go for a ball at the dodgers stadium. >> he lost the kid and the ball. >> reporter: this lady wrestled a ball away from a little girl. perhaps all the adults who could learn from this 12-year-old. >> are you kidding me? is the kid going to do this? >> reporter: ian mcmillan gave his foul

forensic voice expert john owen says no. a computer to analyze zimmerman's voice on the 911 call. that's the call where many people said he used a derogatory word to refer to martin. after separating zimmerman's voice from the cell phone interference, he came to the conclusion that the word zimmerman used is punks. we put it on the loop to let you hear what it sounds like. martin's family says the volunteer neighborhood watchman racially profiled their son. zimmerman says he acted in self-defense. no charges have been filed. martin savage is in sanford, florida, for us tonight. martin, i know the tape is still difficult to understand, but you hear the nk or something like as opposed to the oo which would have gone along with the other word that people thought george zimmerman used on that call. >> you actually picked up the key part, the reason tom owen p -- the reasoning that tom owen said he came up with the deduction that it was punks. he was listening for the oo sound that was never there. when he was able to take out th

they are excited about the team that the redskins can be. >> in manhattan, dave owens, 9sports now. >> i love that rg3 sandwich. coming up later, we'll talk football with rg3 and hear his thoughts on battling rex grossman for the right to start next season. >>> still to come, voters heading to the polls in five states today. >> yes, an improvement today. we'll talk about a cold night coming up and a cold front and a warm front before the week is up. >> she is one of many working hard across the country, but up next, meet the woman the president is honoring as the teacher of the year. >>> children can do anything they set their minds to. and with those words, a california middle schoolteacher accepted the 2012 national teacher of the year award today. president obama recognized rebecca milwaukee for her dedication and hard work as an english teacher. it doesn't matter how good the teacher is at the front of the room, some students are bound to be growning growning tonight. they'll have to spend 40 minutes extra in class. reduce transportation costs by merging some bus routes. >>> and a

ryan owens tells us. >> here are merle and pat butler. >> reporter: this retired couple knows how tocret in a small town. the grandparents of four live in this modest house in tiny red bud, illinois. american flag in the yard, winnebago in the driveway. >> it's just very exciting. >> reporter: merle, a vietnam vet, bought three quick picks at this convenient store. when rerealized one was a winner, his wife of four decades didn't believe him. >> she kind of looked at me funny, then she started giggling and she giggled for about four hours, i think. >> reporter: first thing the next morning, merle took that ticket to the bank. >> one of the people i know in the bank said, i guess you have come over to put your ticket away. and i said, yeah, i won and got to get it put away. just laughed it off. and she doesn't know until right now i really had that ticket in there. >> reporter: the next day, the butlers went to church. >> they have been in church every sunday. >> reporter: just sitting there like nothing is going on? >> just like everyone else. >> reporter: while the rumor mill kept s

these belong to sarah owen, all her earth limo sessions dumped on the curb on sixth street between -- earthly possessions dumped on the curb on sixth street between m and n. she was ray behind in her rend -- way behind in her rent owned by a big d.c. megachurch, the united house of prayer for all people. she was seven months behind. >> it won't happen february, but i hate that i had to get set out on the street. >> reporter: where owen said she was the first female metrobus driver back in 1967, today she has a lot of problems. >> i'm a cancer survivor, two times in 2005, and the medicine that i buy is very expensive. i couldn't catch up my rent. >> reporter: sympathetic neighbors who did not want to go on camera and fellow church members say there are other issues. while they say she should have paid her rent, they think the church could have done more to assist her. james crawford tate who is trying to organize a tenants association was taking pictures trying to see if he could help. >> they do pay offerings and these situations come up and there's no financial assistance for individ

but you know what, dave owens? he can have anything he wants right now. >> he's bringing the argyle sweater back. >> i like it. >> what a night. bryce harper says look out baseball world. here i come. wait until you see what he did, the young man making contact in los angeles in the best way. how far did the rock travel? we'll tell you. of course, rg3 and thousands of his new best friends taking over fedex field today. caps done in by a late rangers rush. we'll tell you all about it coming up next in sports. ♪ okay, so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. that's yours. lower cholesterol. lower cholesterol. i'm yummy. lower cholesterol. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste? honey nut cheerios. want whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. it's a win win. good? [ crunching, sipping ] be happy. be healthy. can i try yours? >> well, if you're tired of seeing that face, let me tell you, you are in the minori

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african-american athlete jesse owens won four gold medals infuriating hitler. >> track tar jesse owensts. fourth was for what? >> bill: cards up please. come on. the answer is "a", long jump. >> he sports guy. >> matt millin, who knocked him out. joe lewis is correct. >> does he lose on that. >> i wanted you to maintain a little dignity. >> i'm trying not to humiliate here. >> can we do the segment where i get them right? >> bill: paul revere remembered for his wide to warn people about the british. his day job he was trained as what? >> bill: you should know this dunder heads, silversmith. you just guessed. >> i did not. come on. >> revere silver. that is famous. >> bill: yes. i have a paul revere signature at a matter of fact. >> you want to know my logic? >> bill: no. most americans think abraham lincoln is hero for keeping the union together. the movie as portrays him as what? >> bill: roll the tape. >> bill: that is right. a >> bill: that is right. abraham lincoln, vietnam fire hunter and next, george w. bush werewolf. are they running out of ideas? one of my friends produced it.

african-american athlete jesse owens won four gold medals infuriating hitler. >> track tar jesse owensee of his medals were for running events. fourth was for what? >> bill: cards up please. come on. the answer is "a", long jump. >> he sports guy. >> matt millin, who knocked him out. joe lewis is correct. >> does he lose on that. >> i wanted you to maintain a little dignity. >> i'm trying not to humiliate here. >> can we do the segment where i get them right? >> bill: paul revere remembered for his wide to warn people about the british. his day job he was trained as what? >> bill: you should know this dunder heads, silversmith. you just guessed. >> i did not. come on. >> revere silver. that is famous. >> bill: yes. i have a paul revere signature at a matter of fact. >> you want to know my logic? >> bill: no. most americans think abraham lincoln is hero for keeping the union together. the movie as portrays him as what? >> bill: roll the tape. >> bill: that is right. a >> bill: that is right. abraham lincoln, vietnam fire hunter and next, george w. bush werewolf. are they running out of