peyton manning, two touchdown passes. mcnabb with one. colts lead 23-7. 29 for chris crane and the colts. lance ball loses the ball. and recovered by mcdermott. the receiver out of holy cross. the colts as we mentioned earlier, have won at least 12 games, an nfl record six consecutive season. they broke the record set bier you dallas cowboys who did it four years in a row. as we take another look at the last play. won nine times the last ten seasons. lost the wild card game to san diego this year. and then the eagles, 9-6-1 last season, following a strong season. beat minnesota on the road. beat the giants on the road and their great run came to an end when they beat arizona. >> daryl: one of the big shockers in the playoffs. they played so well. i knew arizona was playing much better than they had at the end of the season, but i just didn't think they were going to be able to compete with the eagles that day. unfortunately another missed opportunity for the philadelphia franchise to get that coveted lombardi trophy. >> kenny: five trips to the nfc champi

peyton manning, two touchdown passes. mcnabb with one. colts lead 23-7. 29 for chris crane and the colts. lance ball loses the ball. and recovered by mcdermott. the receiver out of holy cross. the colts as we mentioned earlier, have won at least 12 games, an nfl record six consecutive season. they broke the record set bier you dallas cowboys who did it four years in a row. as we take another look at the last play. won nine times the last ten seasons. lost the wild card game to san diego this year. and then the eagles, 9-6-1 last season, following a strong season. beat minnesota on the road. beat the giants on the road and their great run came to an end when they beat arizona. >> daryl: one of the big shockers in the playoffs. they played so well. i knew arizona was playing much better than they had at the end of the season, but i just didn't think they were going to be able to compete with the eagles that day. unfortunately another missed opportunity for the philadelphia franchise to get that coveted lombardi trophy. >> kenny: five trips to the nfc champi

. >>> i'm darren rovell, peyton manning's brother eli makes more in salary but peyton pulls in more in endorsements. next hour, we will ask the colts quarterback what that means? >> football, right? >> i love peyton manning. >> you were out of your seat. >> could you tell? was i blushing? >> a little bit. >> other kind of action, market action, stocks going for five in a row, s & p 500, 2003, bob pisani kick it is off at the new york stock exchange. bob? >> michelle, financials leading in this very strange day trading, call it that, fanny makers freddie mac, 500 million shares of fannie mae have trade sod far today, more total volume of the new york stock exchange, fannie mae is 10%, i'm told, the total volume of trading on the floor here. freddie mac as well, strong heavy volume as well. again, the earnings came out a long time ago, primarily momentum trades at this point. there is credit cards, all up, positive comments from barclays, credit card dell lynx questioncies moving to the downside. as oil approached the $75 level seen the energy stocks be the leadership group, right across

if anyone can adjust, it's peyton. here's bob holtzer. >> jim caldwell has replaced tony dungy and anthony gonzalez will likely take over for marvin harrison but perhaps the biggest change when the colts open camp on monday is peyton manning was here, healthy and happy. none of which he was at this time last year when back-up jim sorgi was taking the snaps. >> this was certainly the way i prefer it. last year was not much fun at all. >> laid back with sar just last year. this year, it's full throttle. i'm just happy to see him fired up. he seems enthused, a positive. >> last august after an infection and two knee surgeries manning missed the entire pre-season. the colts wouldn't say where he was for most of the month or how he was doing so his teammates were asked about it daily. >> it's very nice not to have to answer any questions about where he is or where he is in the country. we're glad to have him here and start off like we need to. >> it's not a good feeling. a lonely feeling. you feel, even though there was a l

that puts him in the position to make more money than any other player, including big brother peyton. top stories updated now. president obama says he expects to hear some interesting observations from president bill clinton after his trip to north korea to bring home those two american journalists. and the gunman who killed three people at a gym before he killed himself left behind a blog. police say he wrote about his plans and that in january, he chickened out after bringing guns to that same gym. and a jury has now convicted the former louisiana congressman william jefferson of bribery after he was caught with almost $100,000 in his freezer. his lawyers say congressman jefferson was acting as a private business consultant. we're told they plan to appeal. and on this day in 1962, america lost one of its biggest stars when marilyn monroe's doctor found her dead in her bed. her room littered with empty pill bottles. she was born norma jean mortensen. she spent much of her childhood in foster homes. she married a factory work only to divorce a few years later. she hit the fast track a

can peyton lead them back? and challenges facing the rookie head-coach.ll 32 teams, under the microscope, in the "blitz preseason countdown." >> orange chin strap being used by a member of the bengals. wouldn't seem to be noticeable. but, they caught it and it's against the uniform rules. so, he's all red now. he has to fork over some green. he's been fined 5,000. here he is, tweeting today. i'm suing the nfl. now, before we move forward, people who are colorblind can distinguish between white and colored chin straps. so this is no defense. and no chance. >> he pested, this >> meet the new king of l.a. shelley smith joins us as the stomping throughout ) ♪ lock it up ♪ launch it! slam it! ♪ blast it! huh huh huh ♪ ♪ kick it! take it! ♪ work it! huh huh huh ♪ ♪ rock it up! announcer: gatorade. that's g. but i've still got room for the internet. with my new netbook from at&t. with its built-in 3g network, it's fast and small, so it goes places other laptops can't. i'm bill kurtis, and i've got plenty of room for the internet. and the nation's fastest 3g netw

down an average of nearly $15 million a year, almost more than $1 million a year than his brother peyton. the orioles have had few bright spots since the all-star game, and very few, but they now have a shining star. the kind of performance that gives the fans reward for their patience and the rebuilding process. he got his first career strikeout on cabrera. he only gave up one run during his night of work. it becomes the fifth ever rookie to win his debut this year. the orioles take the game, 8-2. stick around, tom tasselmyer th- . >> here is a look at what we are working on for 11 news tonight. >> i remember thinking that i wanted to hold my breath because i was afraid esol me breathing, he would shoot again. >> that is one of the many horrifying survival stories after a gunman opened fire in pennsylvania. more federal stimulus money is headed for baltimore. >> insta-weather plus, some showers moving through tonight and tomorrow. some heat coming in for the weekend. 90's for sunday and monday. a little payback for this easy summer. >> thank you for joining us. >> have a great evening.

peyton manning and the colts. here's what teams hate to see. the star quarterback hit hard and fumbled. the eagles recover. just to prove manning is okay, he comes back to pull off a big play. he does the rest. the colts cruise to a 23-15 win over the eagles. the ravens play the colts in november. >>> records continue to crumble under the feet of jamaicaen sprinters. a year to the day that he broke the world record at the beijing olympics, even better in berlin. 19.19 seconds. he had five gold medals at these championships. that's beyond description. >> he's not even winded. >> we'll be >>> for those looking to strike it rich, what could be more perfect than a beverly hillbilly's casino. jeff throw's hotel and casino. no word on if there's a cement pond in the back. >> >>> next on the late show, renee cel weigher. >>> thank you for watching. good night. we'll see you tomorrow.

life after tony continues for the colts, and that may not be as dramatic as life after peyton manning. nothing like a preseason game that goes down to the wire. cut it to 17-16, the preseason. you do not want overtime, so you go for two. i like the jets against the ravens last week, the lions are successful, 18-17, lions win. i think that is an oxymoron. lions win. palace today. this was earlier this preseason. >> they come and last may. you get a little anxious. >> tom brady two weeks ago, coming from the injury. albert haynes worth, last night, jamming him into the ground. the shoulder was sore after that, and no, he did not paid the rest of the game. no word on whether british suffered as serious -- brady suffered a significant injury. it looks like ferguson might not pitch again after the shot-and last month. yankees continue their stranglehold on the best record in baseball, doing it with defense against the white sox. alex rodriguez makes the throw to first to get the out. he was not the only guy telling stellar defense today. a little bit later, robinson at second, getting down

peyton manning up to his old tricks again the lions. hooked up with dallas clark. 7-0i7bdy. nothing like a preseason game that goes down to the wire. that td strike cuts it to 17-16. it is the preseason, and you don't want overtime. 18-17 lions win. is that an oxymoron or what? yes, the lions win. a double whammy no the orioles. first they were scheduled to play at the same time as the ravens. that will stop a lot of people from going to the rain. then it was delayed by rain. all that is too bad because you would like to have a full house when harold baynes was inducted to the hall of fame. adam jones returns to the starting lineup for the first time in a week. his sore back is ok. takes away extra bases right there. right before the rain delay the orioles grabbed the lead. he rips one deep to center. wigginton comes in. they continue playing. here is the game-winning home run. it looks like this is a gamer too. right now the indians lead the orioles 5-3 in the ninth. the yankees continue their stranglehold of the best record in baseball. a-rod gets back to his feet, fires t

been in the works, this one would exceed even the mega millions currently earned by eli's brother peyton who plays for the companies. needless to stay, manning family is rolling in it pretty well. >>> a popular san diego zoo panda is a new mommy. she gave birth to her fifth cub today. it weighed in at four owrngsz the size of a stick of butter. the cub becomes only the 13th

under the new deal he makes over a million dollars more per year than his big brother peyton. >> college football and terps running back finds himself among the eleast. scott named duke walker award that goes to the best college running back. scott rushed for 1133 yards, seventh best all time at maryland last season. named first team all con france. and named preseason all acc for this season as well. 45 running backs identified as candidates for the award. including five others from acc schools. scott had five games with over 100 yards rushing and set a school post season record with 174 yards against nevada in the humanitarian bowl. semi finals are known on november 11. winner is announced december 10. >> the terps open the season in 2009 against cal out in berkeley. back to you. our 737s fly to over 65 cities across the country every day. gate agent: this is your final boarding call... each with an average speed of 590 miles per hour, almost as fast as you. nothing's gonna hold you down. starting august 16th, fly southwest airlines from bwi airport to boston logan for just $49 one-way

. >>> peyton manning and the colts taking on the michael vick-less eagle ps first round of the game. to anthony gonzalez. putting the colts up 7-0. first play of manning's third drive, after a donovan mcnabb fumble. it's to wade. manning, 10 of 14, 167 yards. and a pair of touchdowns. ensuing eagles' possession. this is mcnabb to one of his many weapons. deshaun jackson's 39-yard grab. colts win it, 23-15. >>> that will do it for sports. jeremy and vinita, back to you. >>> at the world track and field championships, jamaica's usain bolt beat his own record again, winning the 200 meters. >> his teammate also took home the gold in the women's 400 hurdles. but a celebratory piggyback ride was less than graceful. watch this. the bear ran right into -- ouch. a stack of hurdles. luckily, they both walked away unscathed. >> it has to be hard to see through that little -- >> it sure does. the eye holes are not very big at all. s one clear choice: all free clear 2x concentrated detergent. all free clear's powerful clean is free of the ingredients you'll find in most detergents: no perfumes...

simply the -- peyton manning. simply the best. dixie chicking it. wide open spaces. 76 yards. weaves, bobs, take it to the house. they win final score 23-15. now, there is sad news tonight involving the washington capitals. the team has confirmed goalie two-month-old son has passed away. the boy had been diagnosed with respiratory complications since birth and passed away last week. caps gm released a statement saying "we are aware of the heart-breaking news. at this time we ask that everyone respects the privacy of jose and his family. ". finally tonight caster semenya won the medal today but they are requesting she take a jender verification test because of her -- gender verification test because of her deep voice and her body. >> everybody is talking about that one. if you see the pictures, it raises questions. it raises questions. >> interesting. >> i want to know. >> everybody wants to know. >> yep. >>> coming up tonight right after 9:00 news. >> now it is hot. 89 and miserable. like regis. >> dave's all new with renee zelwiger next. need a lift? hey buddy, i appreciate t

but thanks to reggie wayne and peyton manning, the colts have a strong foundation. >> it's certainlyinly an adjustment when you lose two guys that have that big of an impact on our team, and certainly on me, you know. it will take a lot of getting used to, up to the right. everybody's adjusting, even the coaches to not having coach dungy around. but that's part of what training camp is for. and i think that the more prices we have, the more everybody will settle in. but like coach said last night, we have no room to work up until now, but with who is here. it felt good to be back out there. i felt like a rookie again. i was excited to be driving up here again. and i was glad to be back out here today, and hopefully staying on the field throughout the entire training camp. >> in addition to the changes we talked about, offensive coordinator howard moore, and howard mudd retired. and then unretired. and they're back on the staff with senior in their job titles. doing the same job. >> phils running back marshaun lynch will have to serb his three-game suspension. the nfl key denied his a

he would surpass peyton, he's the colts quarterback who makes 14 million. >>> line backer serving as a ball boy at the dodgers game last night. following along the line and handing them to young fans. he is retire after a hall of fame career that lasted 19 seasons, 12 times named to the pro-bowl. >> that guy could hit. >> wow. >> kind of living a boyhood dream there. >> he looked comfortable. >>> don't miss the prime time lineup. >>> back at 11:00. >>> from all of us, thank you for joining us on wjz 13, maryland's news station. more on the evening news with katie couric >> couric: two american journalists jailed nearly five months in north korea back on u.s. soil. >> we could feel your love all the way in north korea. >> couric: tonight, bill clinton and the behind-the-scenes diplomacy that led to their freedom. i'm katie couric. also tonight, the police say no one could have stopped him. the chilling words of a man with a history of being rejected by woman before he murdered three and killed himself at a suburban pittsburgh gym. and it's an expensive procedure tens of thousands of a

manning still has not sent that retirement note that he penned for brett more than a year ago, so peyton wise to that one. kevin miller of the titans said it would concern him if the veterans in the vikings' locker room didn't know what was going orange but he senses the veterans knew this was going on so it wasn't as big an insult as people made it out to be. and it's hard to get mad at brett favre because he's my favorite player in the nfl and hines ward is number two for the way they play the game. i think it's a milked bad. >> mort, on a personal level, you've been on this bus tour. it's been enjoyable, watching you get many sawjs and going around the country. what's been the most enjoiblg part of this bus tour for you since the thing is winding down this weekend? >> well, as we proved on, we've gotten less sleep. i slept better in the beginning, but what happens is you get into a new town and a new team and it reenergizes you as opposed to being at the same training camp for 20 days day after day after day. every time you go to a new town, the players are happy to see you. the coach

indeed, someone who would have-- my neighbor, if he were living now instead of working 100 years ago, peyton rouse discovered the virus that made my career powerful, a virus of chickens which you think, well, you know, why would anybody want to work on a chicken virus when we're trying to cure human disease? i think it's very important to remember how much work with experimental animals has meant to modern medicine. >> rose: just one reference in terms of people who influenced your life. jay michael bishop. >> yes. >> rose: what did he do? >> i went out shopping in california for a place to do post-doctoral work after spending a couple of years at the n.i.h. i loved the n.i.h. as a place to train, ira pastons who was a remarkable person, married to the poet laureate in maryland. that was the only reason i got a place in his lab. i was an english major and clinician but he took me in because he thought i might be able to talk to his wife and enjoy lab parties a little more than she had in the past. but we worked on a problem that actually taught me a lot, the problem of understanding gene con

it's mayors -- cory, myself, john peyton in jacksonville, tom menino in boston -- mayors who have to go explain at the hospital to the loved ones that their sons, daughters, spouses, parents aren't coming home. we see the damage of illegal guns. and i think that we can pull together. you know, the nra doesn't spend that much money. if you look at what the real numbers are, i think that we can pull together here and raise enough money. and incidentally in the past, i gave some, i did my share, but there were plenty of other people that did, as well. we can raise enough money and take on this issue and explain to congress this is an outrage. there's a federal law that says criminals can't have guns and we should enforce that law and get guns off the streets. nothing wrong with the second amendment. >> would you personally put more money in? >> i'm not only going to do that myself but ask plenty of other people to do it. if you want to beat the nra, you have to get your message out and that costs money. that's all we're trying to do. i don't think this was a victory for me in the thune

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reporter nick peyton walsh takes us inside an ambush with the troops as they face constant attack. >> most besieged outposts. the pilots won't land in this valley, except on the darkest of nights when they are escorted by gunships. the taliban often lie in wait in the darkness of this remote valley. the gunships fire a missile into the hillside, a warning shot. outpost keating is the furthest reach of american power, surrounded by mountains near the pakistan any border. a landing so difficult, the pilots worry their rotor blades could clip the hillside. this is the only way in or out of a tiny base originally built to bring aid to locals. the valley's turned hostile since, but america's stayed to fight and now, it's not sure why the hills all around offer constant, deadly attacks. >> [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: captain porter leads a few dozen pen pinned down among the sandbags. they don't have much contact with the locals, apart from when they shoot at their base. >> had over 35 contacts with the enemy since we have been here, just under three months. so, keeping us on our toes. >> w

she was in this cool guys class at walter peyton high that you helped film. madeleine? >> hi. >> how are you? >> i'm good. >> please. >> you're all dressed up tonight, man. not like high school. $ >> well, i was just wondering, have you, in terms of just race, have you both as an academic and just socially noticed a difference in the way that people talk about race and discuss it, like i said, academically and socially? >> yes, i think that's a good question. i think that we're -- with a black man and woman in the white house, you have to talk about race more openly just by definition than we ever have before. though it's still -- we have a long way to go because we still comport race with class. for example, i'm a product of affirmative action. i went to yale in september 1969. 96 black kids. i was one of 96 black kids to enter yale that year. class of 1966 at yale had six. what was there a genetic blip in the race that all of a sudden there were 90 smart black people? of course not. yale and historically institutions had race quotas. and my father is working class. he

the bears with lovie smith had to prepare for peyton manning and the colts' no huddle offense in theuper bowl a few years ago. last week they played the titans who play against the colts in that no huddle offense. so it's a good rehearsal first two preseason games for the bills, and terrell owens last week won't be playing this week. >> another guy you had a chance to sit down with was trent edwards, the quarterback of the bills. what's what are some of his feelings on this no-look offense he's going to play? >> for one getting the communication down is one thing. he loves having t.o. there. they know the weather will turn in late october in buffalo and they will have to run the football with marshawn lynch and fred jackson and dominic rhodes, a former colt who played in the no huddle. the big thing for trent edwards in his third year, and it's a big deal, he's got to move he's durable. in stanford, terrible offensive line, bills in two short years, he's been hurt almost every year. and what do you admire about the greatest quarterbacks in this league, past and present, they line up

he's reached a higher status and where it's hard to pass it on to the tom brady's, and peyton manningsrett favre is coming back, he's 100% sure that his body will be able to sustain the season. and he'll benefit from being in that dome for at least eight regular season games. and it will be a lot of less tear and wear on his body. he's hoping because he's going to be able to play in the dome this year. i believe there's been a great deal of dishonesty involved. as far as being professional, tell people. you've got families that are going to be affected. they told sage that he was going to have the opportunity to compete for the job. but all along, they don't have any information. they don't know what's going on. and actually, they thought a lot like us, that the brett favre book had been closed, and the vikings had moved on. let's take you next level, favre's teammates just want to win. and the new quarterbacks helped him do just that. they'll have better odds across the board. favre boosts their playoff chances. >> ed werder joins us now from minnesota to talk about brett favre, and w

i think he's the best player to play at tennessee since a guy named peyton manning, but other than hime to look pretty hard to find their next great star outside of their freshman class. they have talented freshman class that came in and looked good in practice today. but as far as proven guys that can be all-s.e.c. top players, there's not very many of them. >> well, we know lane kiffin's father knows a thing or two about defense, but the offense seems to be where most people think lane kiffin will leave his fingerprint. how different will this offense be under kiffin compared to fulmer? >> i think it's going to be different than what it was last year under dave clausen. he was the offensive coordinator now at bowling g reen. they did a lot of quirky things. i was a very complicated system. they flip-flopped offensive lines. as far as what fulmer did over his career, there will be similarities. there will be a pro style. however, i don't think they're going to be as conservative as phillip fulmer was. he was often criticized for that i think they're going to be a little more aggressiv

peyton manning, 1 for 2, six yards, played only one drive. >> eli manning one happy camper. >> eli manningcamper. what he did today,@ @ ♪ lollipop, lollipop, ♪ oh lolli, lolli, lolli.. ♪ ♪ (announcer) treat yourself to a dell inspiron 15 in one of six colors with an intel core 2 duo processor. now just $499. dell. yours is here. conner smith coming on in the last inning, andboy, he had a >> little league world series, southeast regional. bottom six. two outs. georgia leading shan tillie, virginia. 6-3. the great curveball. gets the swing, and strike three. and georgia ends up winning the southeastn regional. they won the title. >> that's what we've got coming up on the overnight he dition of espnews. east meets west. yankees members, no a-rod out with back problems tonight. back spasms, football by the bay. the broncos and the niners and the giants struggling. the niners can't do any better -- can't do any better. and in the quarterback battle, mark sanchez, and the good debut for the rookie out of usc. kevin connors, we'll have that for you coming up. >> eli manning coming up nine days ag

updating you on the colts and the eagles, 23-7, peyton manning, 10 of 14 and two touchdowns includinge wayne, donovan mcnabb, 77 yards, highlights of this game as soon as it goes final. for the memphis tigers the 2007-2008 season was the best in history. it never happened. the ncaa stripping the program of its record 38 wins and final four appearance because of an ineligible player believed to be derrick rose. rose is accused of having someone else take his s.a.t. test for him. rose said he did nothing wrong. memphis will fight this ruling. >> we will appeal their decision. specifically we disagree with ncaa's decision regarding a student athlete's s.a.t. test score. we did our due diligence. the student was cleared by the ncaa eligibility center twice. >> we feel the ncaa findings are extreme given that we did our due diligence on the eligibility side, and the travel issues were more administrative in nature. i assure you there were no deliberate violations. we have the opportunity -- they said they took all their money from us, from the ncaa tournament. so we'll appeal that. that's

. >> rob: also backed up peyton manning at tennessee, all around athlete.ck. >> bob: yeah, that is how it eventually worked out, and at one time, a kid named jerry was their number one quarterback, and todd beat out manning for the backup spot. well, then we know things kinds of turned around after that. craig stammen, 17th start, and that's what he did at coors field. you put up a line like that in that paul park, that's pretty impressive. jason marquise was just a little bit better in that 1-0 game, and a line drive right at guzman. here come the hard-hitting nationals. computer problems? thing's busted. downloads okay but the uploads take forever. uh, actually that's not your computer. that's cable. with fios uploading is as easy as downloading. it's fast both ways. (sighing) you can just leave that. really? yeah i'll take care of it. (announcer) is your internet two-way fast? only verizon fios has the fastest uploads period.  . >> bob: a 2-1 base hit. nyjer doesn't pull the ball a whole lot, but at times, he's quick enough. he's on base. >> rob: m

peyton's family is ready to give up a valuable possession to help save his life. >>> tiger woods had a dramatic come from behind win to reach a major career milestone. here's rafer with more on that. good morning. >> basically as if there was any question tiger woods just further cemented his legacy as the greatest golfer that ever loved. he became the first pga golfer ever to win the same event on the same course for the seventh time. that would be the wgc bridge stone invitational. he was down one stroke with two holes left when he made this beautiful shot on 16. he was trailing last year's british open winner. then he looks like a sunday dunker and shanks this in the water. tiger became the youngest player to win seven pga events. nhl hockey player allegedly beat up a cab driver or 20 cents. buffalo police say blackhawks rookie the year patrick kane and his cousin beat up a cabbie after he said he didn't have 20 cents in change. caine made over $3 million with bonuses last season. >> 20 cents? does that mean they weren't giving him a tip? >> fare was 13.80, he gave them back a dol

obviously ready to work but we wanted to know what role peyton manning has on a construction crew. >> janitor. he's the janitor. we need all our bathrooms a-1 and that's what he specialized in. >> janitor. he cleans up in the touchdown category. >>> finally, everybody enjoys a good tweaking. cromartie of the san diego chargers must pay the price. cromartie doesn't like the food being served at training camp. you eat a lot of food. he dislikes it so much he says the bad food is the reason they haven't reached the super bowl recently. he shared it on twitter. harmless? funny? no, guilty. the chargers found out about it and they weren't laughing, finding him $2,500. if you play for the chargers and you don't like the food, keep your tweets to yourself. that's it for me. >> fined him for complaining about the food? >> speaking of twitter, huge announcement made last night over twitter by paula abdul. brace yourself. gather your loved ones around. we have a major announcement when we come back. ( dog barking ) ( sheets buffeting ) ( man ) whoa ! ♪ >>> time for some news you can't use. the

if you said peyton, you lost. >> his little brother now upstaging big brother.eportedly agreed he's sitting down to a six-year, $97 million contract extension that's an average salary of $15.3 million a year. >> is that all? >> no. >> eli led the giants to one of the biggest upsets in super bowl history over the undefeated new england patriots in 2008. >> our producer ed is still crying about that one. being a big patriot fan. >> oh well. >> oh well. >> i think something like $30 million of that is guaranteed. it's football so -- >> it's amazing. >> doing great. >> it's right up there with what you make. >> yeah, okay. knock off several zeros. i have to tell you, talk about the pressure. he's got to get out there and make it happen. >> yeah. or else. >> all right. meanwhile, we love congressman ron paul. he's a fresh perspective about the things that are happening in the world. guess what? his son is now throwing his hat in the ring. he's a doctor but wants to be senator as well. we're going to talk to rand paul as welcoming up. >>> welcome back to the most news

nrt new geel he makes a million more a year than his big brother peyton. and the nation's ee leave. rising scolt has been named a can kit for the walker reward that goes to the nation's best college running back. scott ran for 1133 yards. was named first team all conference and preseason acc for this season as well. 45 rung backs have been identified as candidates tboortd including five others from acc schools. scott had five games with over 100 yards rushing. set a school post season record with 174 yards against nevada in the humanitarian bowl. the status will be named on nowhat north korea a has aloud two u.s. journalist to go fleerks will the country agree to other far reaching moves? jill takes a closer look. >> when we walked in through the doors, we saw standing before us president bill clinton. an emotional laura ling sings the braces of the former president ho helped free her and her fellow journalist uni lee from captivity so now that he has had high profile face time can w- clinton, does that mean kim jung il will agree to end the miew dlee ar program. now is the time to

. >> what is peyton going to do?'s anybody's business. unless you're a stockholder then you want to know how much people are making at your company. >> but paula just signed with that new agent or whatever, and some people don't even know who that agent was. >> manager. and i wonder how she's feeling about him now. because apparently he angered. this is all, you know, in the papers, the whole tone of the negotiations changed because she had a new guy. >> yes. >> and, you know, those things are touchy. but obviously the producers ultimately thought that she was not critical to the success of "idol." we'll find out. i think an awful lot of people are going to miss her very much. >> if you tnkut abo aeth three who are left, rady ande a kara. >> what do youeathn at kar >> i always forget her name. >> kara dioguardi. >> and simon. although simon's kind of the serious kind of the meaner one, and the other two seem like nice but they're not controversial. you need a spark. >> yes. >> don't you think? you need someone with a

we treat them like it's tommy brady or peyton manning. they're just teenagers coming through the door. as he has gone through his first year, and the aches that went with the first year, and developing more the second year, i think now he kind of has the mentality that those junior/seniors now have where, like, they have paid their dues, and they have learned from their experiences, and now the things like the interception ratio and presence in the pocket and shuffling in the pocket and some of those little things you really -- that really didn't spend as much time on, now you can spend more time on, and when you're doing those, the trickle-down effect, the positive trickle-down effect allows you to become much more of a leader because you feel more confident in your own role of what you're doing. when you first come in you're worrying about just figuring it out yourself. once you do that it becomes easier to take over more of the leadership role, which by all accounts that's what he has done. >> david, sporting news. charlie, when you --

his brother peyton is getting paid a lot of money. i can safely report that the bank of manning is accepting no federal bailout money. that's for sure. listen, eli is a guy that along with that other class, ben roethlisberger, he's won a super bowl. now we wait the see what happens with philip rivers, also from that class, because rivers was waiting to see what manning would get with the contract. the one thing that manning and roethlisberger have that rivers doesn't is a super bowl ring. >> that is something he will definitely be battling for. mort, what's the best story rather so far as you've traveled through camp? >> well, i tell you, what it's interesting. today was first playoff team we visited. we visited four teams, the cowboys, the saints, the rams and the packers. and what i saw in all four of those camps was an intensity and level of physicality in practice that you thought was no longer existent in the n.f.l. then you come to the vikings, and you know what, they just practice fast, but they weren't tackling people to the g