>> i'm an alumus from purdue. with your back ground and contact to ties locally, the folks came to you and said, we would like you as our new president of the university, would you be interested? [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> would you like to have a seat? [laughter] >> i would immediately recommend tim mcginley. he needs something to keep him busy over there. >> next question. [laughter] >> that was dangerous. lamb never gets me get away with that. >> this question is for the governor. i'm a senior in communication. i'm looking at the fellowship as something -- an option after graduation. i'm wondering, why do you think it is important for students and professionals to stay to indiana as opposed to going to other cities and other states? >> i want them to live in the best place possible. a wonderful predecessor of mine was honored, i guess, by some folks who set up a great program in which top graduates, two years, as i recall, spend two years, businesses agree to give a business experience to such a person

and big 10 action, perdue -- purdue visited michigan and got a states of fits jerald and he find theseam and weaves in and out of the defense like artwork and scored on 69 yard and michigan easily over purdue 36- 14. all right. ravens tomorrow i say they win 28-10 we will see what happens. >> i hope you are right. thanks ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the mayor of a town in west virginia has taken the halloween thing sear cowsly. the mayor griffith adored the home with around 3,000 pumpkins and hundreds of volunteers from the town spent hours handcar fg each of them. and this is the end result. a spooky display when the sun goes down covered in snow tonight hopefully it will ,,,,,, ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a pnc performance select checking account and get up to 1.75% cash back for just about every purchase. learn more and apply today at pnc.com/cashbuilder.

now they can go over the .500 mark when they go to west lafayette to face purdue tomorrow night.bited what i consider necessary ingredients. absolutely crucial ingredients to being a consistent winner, and that's poise and confidence. so we'll look to build on that as we, you know, go to purdue this weekend. >> the yankees-tigers game postponed tonight. they'll play tomorrow. terry francona and the red sox part wades after eight seasons -- part ways after eight seasons. >> i think he can take a year off. >> burned out. >> three years in boston, that will do it to anyone. >> that's right. >> thank you rich. that's the news for this friday night. >> have a great weekend. see you monday. >> bye. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

fourth of the night and 30 carries, 151 yards that's badgers roll and notre dame doing the same to purduetrouble up turn four gold. back to you. [laughter] >> verne: a little nascar reference to eli gold. you bet, tim. second down under 8:00 to go. handoff right side. >> gary: verne, i feel a little bad. when that fumble play at the end of the half i go who, florida caught a big break there and if you remember ironically it might be the break of the year for florida because as in no quarterback. it could be the worse break of all time. something you think you catch a break on ironically you lose your only veteran quarterback. >> verne: and brantley -- >> gary: changes the whole dynamic. >> verne: for the season, yes, a absolu absolutely. >> gary: if he's out for any extended period of time it will. >> verne: number 49 makes the tackle. >> gary: you wonder what charlie weis will do. i can't win with this so i'll go to a wildcat with trey burton and try to come up with something different next week. >> verne: now charlie weis known for his fiery personality and very interesting, we've enjoy

all the dirt that's been thrown of missouri of late by traditionalist, that's a big win for thechlt purdue at michigan. 36-14 the wolverines getting it done. silas redd. >> spencer: nice inside power run. >> tim: time expiring, they line up for the field goal. joe paterno gets 409 wins -- the most in division i. undefeated in the conference. his only loss coming to alabama. coming up, two schools pay tribute to courageous former players when "the jeep post-game show" continues. the 3.6-liter v6 engine of the jeep grand cherokee has a best-in-class driving range of more than 540 miles per tank. so you can catch morning tee time in monterey and the afternoon meeting in los angeles, all without running out of gas. just make sure you don't run out of gas. ♪ for going over 2 gigabytes of data. t-mobile slows down your data speed. with sprint you don't get charged extra and you don't slow down. and you get unlimited data, text and calling to any mobile -- for only $79.99. the best unlimited plan...wins. make the most of unlimited data with a brilliant screen on a pencil thin phone. introducing t

fourth of the night and 30 carries, 151 yards that's badgers roll and notre dame doing the same to purduetrouble up turn four gold. back to you. [laughter] >> verne: a little nascar reference to eli gold. you bet, tim. second down under 8:00 to go. handoff right side. >> gary: verne, i feel a little bad. when that fumble play at the end of the half i go who, florida caught a big break there and if you remember ironically it might be the break of the year for florida because as in no quarterback. it could be the worse break of all time. something you think you catch a break on ironically you lose your only veteran quarterback. >> verne: and brantley -- >> gary: changes the whole dynamic. >> verne: for the season, yes, a absolu absolutely. >> gary: if he's out for any extended period of time it will. >> verne: number 49 makes the tackle. >> gary: you wonder what charlie weis will do. i can't win with this so i'll go to a wildcat with trey burton and try to come up with something different next week. >> verne: now charlie weis known for his fiery personality and very interesting, we've enjoy

fourth of the night and 30 carries, 151 yards that's badgers roll and notre dame doing the same to purduetrouble up turn four gold. back to you. [laughter] >> verne: a little nascar reference to eli gold. you bet, tim. second down under 8:00 to go. handoff right side. >> gary: verne, i feel a little bad. when that fumble play at the end of the half i go who, florida caught a big break there and if you remember ironically it might be the break of the year for florida because as in no quarterback. it could be the worse break of all time. something you think you catch a break on ironically you lose your only veteran quarterback. >> verne: and brantley -- >> gary: changes the whole dynamic. >> verne: for the season, yes, a absolu absolutely. >> gary: if he's out for any extended period of time it will. >> verne: number 49 makes the tackle. >> gary: you wonder what charlie weis will do. i can't win with this so i'll go to a wildcat with trey burton and try to come up with something different next week. >> verne: now charlie weis known for his fiery personality and very interesting, we've enjoy

. >> second place, purdue university. >> reporter: ...featuring a biowall that filters air as it cycles through the house. >> first place, university of maryland... >> reporter: ...complete with a liquid desiccant waterfall. it uses a salt solution to absorb moisture and reduce air conditioning. those were the department of energy's top winners, but we staged our own contest, asking the planet forward audience, the teams themselves, and you to rally for a winner. from vermont, middlebury college got the nod. >> solar decathlon was a really amazing experience for our team, especially since we were the underdog, as an undergraduate liberal arts school. >> reporter: they call the house "self-reliance," a two-bedroom family home. >> our design demonstrates that an environmentally friendly home can be comfortable for a family. >> reporter: the d.o.e. agreed-- middlebury came in first in market appeal. they also fared well in what's called energy balance: triple-pane argon-filled windows that let more heat in than they let escape; cellulosic insulation that is composed of 80% recycled materia

then your phone calls -- from the campus of purdue university, this week on "q&a," mitch daniels discusses keeping the republic. the republic.

you can tune in for number 8 nebraska and number 7 wisconsin or watch notre dame and purdue.espn. a lot of fun as kansas state in a back-and-forth affair with baylor and the wildcats win it. so long from manhattan, kansas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

law that bev purdue vetoed. turnout between 2000 and 2008. this year they passed a strict photo i.d. law that was eventually blocked by the state senate. rev, back to you. >> thanks, mara. folks, make no mistake about it. it's a coordinated attempt to defeat president obama. let me bring in andrew gillum, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. i hope you're well. >> eel well. your group is breaking a new record on voter suppression tonight. >> one of the central ten either is the idea -- there is widespread voter fraud going on across this country is simply not true, not evidenced. the well documented cases from state to state, in even one as important as when the bush administration went into office, the justice department conducted a widespread investigation to weed out voter fraud happening throughout the united states. you know what they yielded? 86 occasions of voter fraud, and when you delve deeper in the 86 cases, you come to find out that much of those were accidental. 86 cases out of 200

if you're making the drive up to happy valley, purdue, the boiler makes taking and penn state.n kickoff. you have to get the car going soon. chilly 53 degrees and a howling west wind up there in happy valley this afternoon. if you need to have your college forecast put on tv send me a note. i need to know who's playing, when and where. we'll get them on at 9:00 a.m. >> thanks, chuck. >> thank you. >>> right now police are herndon are looking if ar man they say is behind two sexual assaults. take a good look at this sketch of the suspect. police say he has attacked one victim tuesday afternoon in the 1200 block of magnolia lane. the other victim tuesday night on elden street. call police if you have any information. >>> a shopping trip to target was anything but typical for one maryland woman. she was stabbed in the parking lot and ended up in the hospital. she talked about the attack only to news 4. we have this exclusive interview. >> i feel lucky. >> reporter: mary anne breaks her silence in an exclusive interview with her husband by her side. this woman stabbed the mother of

if you're headed up to state college happy valley the lions taking on the purdue boiler makers 53 degreest of it's pretty good. very windy up there in happy valley. virginia tech on the road at wake forest. the demon deacons down there. a 6:30 cake off that will be a chilly game. mid 60s at kick off. but way down into the upper 40s before that game the through. cool weather there. more college football and the seven-day forecast still ahead. >>> all right. thanks, chuck. >>> look forward to it. >>> right now police in herndon are looking for a man they say is behind two sexual assaults. take a look at this composite sketch of the suspect. police say he attacked one victim tuesday afternoon in the 1200 block of magnolia lane. the other victim was targeted at 7:00 that night in the 400 block of elden street. if you have any information you're asked to call police. >>> a maryland woman who says she was attacked at target is now recovering. the woman was stabbed in the parking lot and ended up in the hospital. we have the exclusive news 4 interview. >> i feel lucky. >> reporter: mary anne bre

notre dame is in west lafayette taking on the boiler makers of purdue. 53 degrees there.y more college football forecast coming up for local teams. >> it feels like football. >> sure does. >> need that stadium blanket. don't forget it. >> thanks, chuck. >>> the redskins take on the rams on the road tomorrow. >> plus, we check out the high school football game of the week. >>> good morning everyone. your sports minute begins with football. the redskins on the road at st. louis against the 0-3 rams on sunday. st. louis has won two of the last three meetings against washington. and the redskins mooi might be without wide receiver anthony armstrong and fullback da real young. both were limited in practice because of hamstring injuries. both are game time decision. kick offset for 1:00 in st. louis. high school football game of the week churchill hosting unbeaten gaithersburg. third quarter, scampers 14 yards for the touchdown. two-point conversion good. churchill takes an 8-7 lead. end of the game gaithersburg trails by two. trojans in the red zone. the bulldogs hang on to wi

beth purdue bake became the first female governor. barack obama didn't need north carolina or indiana either. but seeing states like north carolina and states like indiana turn so unexpectedly blue was the exclamation point on the democratic victory in 2008. the democrats choosing north carolina for their 2012 convention was sort of a bold move and an emotional move. barack obama and joe biden won north carolina as i said in 2008 by the slimmest of margins. look at that. 49.7% to 49.4%. they won by less than 15,000 votes out of more than 4 million cast. the slimmest of margins. and they fought tooth and nail for every single one of those votes. this was the difference in new voters registered in the two parties. democrats outregister new voters nearly 5-1 in north carolina. nearly 5-1. north carolina. democrats' new voter registration drives were very, very effective in north carolina. on election day, itself, there were more votes cast for john mccain than there were for barack obama. obama still won the state because organizing. the

graduated from morehouse college, receiving a master's from purdue university. the father of two, married since 1968, and a survivor of stage iv liver and colon cancer. few dispute his prowess in the business world. one thing he is not, a newcomer to national politics. >> my question is quite simply, if i'm forced to do this, what will i tell those people whose jobs i will have to eliminate? >> why wouldn't you be able to raise the price of pizza 2%? >> then, as now, cain said the democratic president simply didn't get it. >> your other point about having to pass it on to my customers in the competitive marketplace is simply done work that way. >> now, in this campaign, his appeal is part confidence, part rhetorical flare, and part collarty. ignoring conservative analysts who say it doesn't quite add up. calls it 999, 9% income tax, 9% corporate tax, 9% national sales tax. >> the 999 plan that i have proposed is simple, transparent, efficient, fair, and neutral. >> again, not everyone agrees, and the plan is getting more scrutiny, as mr. cain surges in the polls

majoring in math at morehouse college, he went on to get his masters in computer science from purdueous pillsbury companies before buying the godfather pizza klain. so whether he wins the nomination or not, herman cain has already won another big battle. cain says his political fight was inspired by his journey of overcoming stage 4 colon cancer. our chief medical correspondent dr. gupta is leer with here wit. great to see you. pretty serious. colon cancer. what was he battling or fighting? >> it is serious. cancer of the colon that spread to another area. in his case, the colon. he was having pain, stage 4 colon cancer diagnosis. yntder went chemotherapy. surgery, more chemotherapy. quite a process. if you can resect the tumor in the colon and liver as he'd done, it dramatically improves your chances. the leverage of survival without treatment in his case five years. listen, suzanne, listen to how he put it specifically. >> i got my five-year checkup from my oncology, cat scans, x-rays, the blood test, the special blood tests they do as a cancer patient, and i got a clean bill of he

rice and his ideas began in the fall of 1993 when i arrived as a newly minted graduates student in purdueversity's department of political science. one of my very first assignments was to read and critique professor rice's book, "the word of nations." i remember being taken by his analysis and assessments of the top of skilled workers that would be needed in this new economy. we were assigned to read his edited volume, "the power of public ideas." it opened up my own thoughts about the ways people seek to influence politics and policy. although i have never actually met professor rice and i have never sat in his class, i can proudly say that i consider myself his student. a prolific writer, a deep thinker, and gifted analyst, professor rice's blogs, articles, and books, have done a lot not only to sound the alarm about what ails versus a -- our society, but to provide solutions about how to safeguard democracy. his latest book is a case in point. he discusses the structural reasons underlying the global financial crisis, illustrating how the american middle-class's standard of living has

[applause] the 2010 national medal of technology and innovation to rakesh agrawal, purdue university, for an extraordinary record of innovations in improving the energy efficiency and reducing the cost of gas liquifaction and separation. these innovations have had significant positive impacts on electronic device manufacturing, liquefied gas production and the supply of industrial gases for diverse industries. [applause] b. jayant baliga. [applause] the 2010 national medal of technology and innovation to b. jayant baliga, north carolina state university, for development and commercialization of the insulated gate bipolar transistor and other power semiconductor devices that are extensively used in transportation, lighting, medicine, defense, and renewable energy generation systems. [applause] c. donald bateman. [applause] the 2010 national medal of technology and innovation to c. donald bateman, honeywell, for developing and championing critical flight-safety sensors now used by aircraft worldwide, including ground-proximity warning systems and wind-shear detection systems. [applause]