>> to me, i agree fully with what rod said.t's riley about the substance of what the relationship is. there's an interesting story in the substance behind the superficial story, then there's something for him to write about. that's really -- the fact that you sign a multimillion dollar contract is fantastic for the company, but not that interesting to anyone else. if the point which would be for me, is to talk about what we're doing and how our work is different than other people and how we're going to use that work to build job ins the community, then there's really a story. it's got to come from the heart. >> moving on to the next one, this next question comes from kurt coburn. >> when we're hiring a chief marketing officer to work for us, how do we know they're a great fit into our company culture? >> you have a strong culture in your company. >> i do. >> you can't always tell that from one interview or ever maybe. >> no. in terms of how you know somebody fits in your culture, the answer is ultimately you don't know until th

the bases loaded justin maxwell facing k-rod. francisco rod retion and see you later. walk-off grand slam for the former maryland terrapin out of sherwood high school. ballgame. three straight wins for the nats. this celebration did not look like a team with 103 losses. >> that's what it's all about. we always play till the end. ever since i got called out early this year in april. we had a tough year but we're excited about next season. >> the orioles extended their losing streak to 13 straight in tampa. he hit this three-run homer in the third. tampa ray -- bay wins it 5-3 the birds can tie the longest losing streak in franchise history with a loss tomorrow night. there was jim zorn today facing the media when asked how much he's wried about losing his job. >> none. why would i worry about my job security here? we're three games into the season. and we're working to win. >> can you feel it? for the skins to have success offensively they've got to get that running game going. everybody knows it. clinton portis needs to touch the rock about 25 times a game. he's got on

even nick nailed them kate-rod. a-rod is notorious for being awful in the playoffs.made jokes about it. he's been on fire this postseason. he led the yankees in a 10-1 trouncing of the angels. they're one game away from the world series and they ask why are you playing so well? he said i'm just in a good spot. others are crediting him pay in over $300 million for guys like mark teixeira and cc sabathia but that's not as good of a story. the connecticut football team had its first practice since the tragic killing of their teammate, jasper howard. the team has a game against west virginia on saturday. players are trying to rally around howard's memory. >> we're going to beat west virginia. you know why? he's going to be there every play. he's going to fight every play. we're going to make every play. every play on the field. >> west virginia out of respect will also wear howard's number 6 on the back of their helmets. >>> this was a fashion faux pas. titans head coach jeff fisher was introducing former colts head coach tony dungy at a charity event in nashville and sh

the media calls them kate-rod.d he has been on fire this postseason. he had another monster game as the yankees trounced the angels 10-1 there. the angels 10-1. >>> for saturday's game against west virginia, the team is trying to rally around howard's memory. >> he's watching over us, he's going to be there every play. he's going to watch every play, we're going to make every play, and every play we're going to lay down on the field. >> and the team will travel with howard's jersey and his helmet to the game. >>> a bit of a fashion faux pas to a -- sported a rival colts jersey, a payton manning one, fisher's team is winless at 0 and 6. to make matters worse, listen to what he said. >> i just want to feel like a winner. >> oh, bad idea, coach. there was speculation he might lose his job, this will only add to that. >>> and for 25 grand, you can rent a new jersey nets player for one game. >> the players have to hate that. >> they're going to have to do kids' parties and make the balloon animals and it's not going to

the rod was just installed during emergency repairs last month.icials are sending bridge experts to find out why they that repair went so badly wrong. the debris caused a minor wreck and one person had some injuries. transportation officials say high winds are slowing down their effort to get this bridge reopened some time this week. you have to take the long way around to get between san francisco and oakland. ncht the new mexico hotel owner who came under fire for asking employees to anglosize their names is being criticized for paying workers in pennies. a woman said she called in sick after two months on the job and was told don't bother coming back. her final paycheck was 47,500 pennies. a front desk worker says if somebody quits before being reprimanded their last check will be in pennies. another employee said she received her check without any problem at all. >>> do you spank your kid? critics say it's never acceptable. supporters believe it's okay because it can be an effective tool. if you do it, where do you draw the line? here's where

yankees and angels, a-rod on fire. this home run in the bottom of the 11th inning tied the game. he's got three home runs in five playoff games this year. what a turnaround. then bottom of the 13th inning, yankees catch a break. throwing error into the outfield, that allows the winning run to score. yankees lead two games to nothing. oh, by the way, game ended 1:07 a.m. local time. how about that for a finish? all right. college football, flashback to first game of the season, sam bradford slammed to the turf, hurt his shoulder. missed three giems. returned last week, looked great. but yesterday slammed to the turf again. who knows how long he will be out. without him, sooners struggled his replacement jones was picked off twice. texas wins 16-13. the longhorns stay unbeaten. >>> a classic finish between rivals notre dame and usc. rudolph, check out the great grab right here, but, oh, just out of bounds. notre dame had one last shot. clawson looking into the end zone, but nothing. southern cal holds on, beats notre dame for the eighth straight time. >>> finally, just how much do

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second behind hall of famer rod woodson who had 12. now in pittsburgh, steelers men den hal ran circles around the chargers and is probably still running as a speak. he had 165 yards on the ground and two scores. steelers won it 38-25. bengals and browns. the receiver formerly known as chad johnson. second td of the game. extra point was for the lead but it was blocked. shawn rogers got a hand on it. shane with another chance to win it and he nailed it in o.t. browns are now 0-4. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> a hollywood star notches his personal best at the box office this weekend. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's what you get when you mix beautiful colors and a lot of hot air. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this monday morning. i'm meteorologist bill karins. let's prepare you for when you step outside today. you will need the umbrella in many areas of the deep south. you're taking it from charlotte south wards, savannah, myrtle

a-rod. >> i heard this. on the other day. joanna garcia. who's gorgeous. and so funny. >> amazing. amazing. but, you know, we need to squash this. i think i'm going to get out on the horn one of these days and i think we're going to get a meeting together so we can make sure all this is good. >> jimmy: he's taken batting practice, right? and so i'm -- like i had great seats i had -- and i was sitting behind home plate minding my own business. i try not to make eye contact with anybody. i'm sitting there and a-rod comes out and he just starts swinging and he's like -- [ laughter ] his eyes just looking at me. i think he did that, too. [ laughter ] i think he did that. and then he went out and he hit a home run. >> then you know what? i'm not going to lie. i'm going to have to ask him to do that again. >> jimmy: no, no. [ laughter ] he can't picture my head as a baseball. i go, "i don't know what his problem was" and i'm sitting there like shaking. >> i'll tell you what, some guys have their rituals for the wa

they have to be at least 13 feet high or nine feet wide. >>> most of rod stewart's long-time fans will always consider him a rocker. lately, he has been delving into his soulful side. >>> two massive explosions hit the center of baghdad. when the dust settled, scores were dead. hundreds more wounded. >>> tips pouring in from across the country as authorities try to figure out who killed somer thompson. >>> this might look like the end of a movie car chase. it was all too real to one deputy. how the patrol car endsed up in this position? >>> thanks for having us here. this is hln news and views. >>> two suicide bombs ripped through baghdad. at least 132 people were killed. month are than 500 wounded. the bombs went off in quick succession outside a building. they are warning of a possible increase in violence as the country moves toward national elections. >>> another u.s. service member was killed in a bombing in southern afghanistan. the military has not yet identified that service member. at least 34 members of the u.s. military have been killed this month. >>> this year has been the

and dot green gives it a chae to happen onlin >> reporter: y can see the complete inteview withcann's rod beckstrom at nightly siness report on pbs.org or pbs.dia or pbs.interesting or pbs.watcor just plain at pbs. just kidding, least for now. darren gersh"nightly business report," whington. >> pau now, let's take a look at some stocks in the ws tonight. tonight marks the end of t third quarter onall street and a ptember to remember. joining us for a look at t quarter and wherwe could be head next is s stovall chief instment strategist at standard and poor's. sam, good to see you aga. >> thas, paul, good to talk to you. >> paul: what a bullish quarter it was. look at these gains. t's have a look at som of these averages, ey are really up. 15% andetter. what do you ma of this quarter, why all the llishness? >> wel paul, cerinly it was a good quarter. it was the fifth best third quartesince 1929 r the s&p 500. and i tnk certainly it's because we have investors who are hoping that the third quarte gdp wil come in stronger than ty expecte because of a weaker yearver year changes in energy pri

a-rod is a different story.t is all about how you handle it and whether you want to be in that public spotlight or not. >> finally, coach, you alluded to it with lebron, at the end of the day, you've got to see these people as individuals because one may be able to handle it and the next guy, like any other place you work in, one guy's good and the other guy, you wonder, why are you here? >> very much so. i think lebron's uniquely gifted to handle the celebrity. i said it when he was in high school. i could see it then. and others aren't. but i still think that if you surround yourself -- if these guys surround themselves with the right people, they can get some help and they can begin to understand, you know, the responsibility that they have. >> gentlemen, thank you very. age-old question but one that continues to be asked and not quite answered yet. appreciate it. >>> thank you for joining us. you can see coach drew, lebron and his high school teammates in the documentary "more than a game" playing in select

. >>> fishing no longer means the same thing as fishing with a rod and reel. these days fishing is really just another way to try and steal your money. but our money expert general ter westhoven is looking out for you. >> there's a new scam out there that i want you to be careful of. you have heard the headlines about banks failing and that can be pretty scary. the fdic is warning you might get an e-mail that looks innocent, the subject line session check your bank deposit insurance coverage, if you see that, don't even open it, delete it, it is not from the fdic, it's from the bad guys. the e-mail basically says type in your information here and you can check and see if your money is safe, if it's insured. that sounds good, they don't really mean safe, they mean safe from them. phishing attacks tripled from may to secht according to ibm. just getting a hold of your e-mail account and password they can find ways and maybe even worm into our bank account. keep your money safe and remember no reputable company asks you for sensitive information through an e-mail

even accused crooked politician rod blagojevich is now trying his hand at a reality tv show. new reports say he's going to be appearing on "the apprentice." dr. reef, is there a certain type of toxic person that is attracted to appearing on reality tv? >> yeah, you know, i've looked at the research on this, because i've written a couple articles on it -- >> there's research on this? >> yeah, there's research on this. there's research on television exposure to different personality types. and in looking at it, there's some people that it's called attachment theory. whereby you don't get what you need from your parents as your primary caregivers growing up, so developmentally you look for it later on in relationships. it's like if you have a chaotic childhood, you feel more comfortable with chaos in your adult life. so there are -- >> jane, i don't think that's what's going on. but that was -- >> hold on. >> hold on. there's a subgroup of people whereby they get attracted to it. however, there is also the reality show exposure that changes people, that gives people some type of

a-rod on fire. home run in the bottom of the 11th inning to tie the game, and keep his team alive. and then bottom of the 13th inning, yankees catch a break. the throwing error, right here, allowed the winning run to score from second base. yank yankees lead two games to nothing. the game ended 1:07 local time. ouch. >>> college football, flash back to oklahoma's first game of the year, sam bradford slammed to the turf, hurt his shoulder. missed the next three games. he returned last week, looked great. yesterday, in the sooners rivalry game, slammed to the turf again. who knows how long he'll be out. without him, oklahoma struggled. his replacement, landry jones picked off not once, but twice. texas wins 16-13 and stays unbeaten. >>> it was a classic between notre dame and usc. final seconds, irish trying to tie it up. kyle rudolph, great effort right there. he's out of bounds. notre dame has one last shot to tie it up. into the end zone clossman and, no, southern cal holds on and beats notre dame

. >> osgood: it was 50 years ago this week in the golden age of black-and-white tv that rod sterlingirst introduced us to the twilight zone here on cbs. the show still claims countless fans including mitch butler and josh landis of the fast draw. >> the twilight zone. it dawned half a century ago, changing science fiction forever. >> a man called rod sterling combined fantasy, horror, and suspense, warning people about the dark side of human nature. science fiction as a kind of public service. an episode called "the monsters are due on maple street" told what can happen when citizens let paranoia prevail. >> you're all desperate to point some kind of a finger at a neighbor. believe me, friends, the only thing that's going to happen is we're going to eat each other up alive. >> reporter: the twilight's predicts were revolutionary for network television but they were also part of a much larger and older tradition of science fiction revealing the future before it happened. back in the 1600s astronomer johannes kepler wrote what many think is the first work of science fiction. wondering

well, it's exactly 44 cents. >>> prosecutors say rod blagojevich's appearance on "celebrity apprenticed taint the jury trial for his corruption case. the reality show may air during jury selection. they did not ask the judge to bar him from the show. his lawyer said, hey, it's unfair to stop his client from declaring that he's innocent. >> this is the first time i have ever heard of a law enforcement official coming to court and saying, judge, please shut the defendant up. usually it's the exact opposite. >> blago was not at yesterday's hearing. he was in new york taping the show. he's expected to compete with people like brett michaels, cindy lauper and sharon osborne. good morning, bob. >> great tv. love him or hate him, he's great tv. >> seems to be attracted to any camera he's ever seen. >> even if there's not an actual light on, he'll still look right at it. we're looking at this wave of low pressure developing right across central kansas. it's actually going to deepen over the next couple days and draw some moisture out of the gulf states and throw it on in towards the mid-missis

on ebay, we're auctioning off former governor rod blagojevich's seat. igd it.y, the bidding is $5,500. the auction ends tomorrow night. the first guest tonight say gifted actor, comedian and clothes wearer whose unique of style could make only a cranberry jacket look good. it's new book comes out october 6th. please say hello to david alan grier. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: is there a problem with sitting in the governor's seat? >> i just feel dirty. >> jimmy: well, that's not going to help the value of the chair, david. how are you? >> well, jimmy, i think you can tell how i am. >> jimmy: good? >> a little different the last time you saw me. a whole new persona. >> jimmy: you're gay now? >> no, not quite. i'm not going there. bingo. >> jimmy: you're wearing a hat you that usually don't do. >> no come on! >> jimmy: new shirt. >> i'm an author now, jimmy. >> jimmy: oh, you're an author. [ applause ] . you do seem you have a lot more gravitas. >> i'm a man of letters. i'm doing a play on broadway. it's race, drama. very serious part with a wonderful cast. s

this was in the 3000 rod blagojevich o street. -- this was in the 3000 block of o street. >>> the virginia tech student faces pendulum -- faces bindles in charges. police believe the 19-year-old painted graffiti on a bathroom walls across the virginia tech campus. there were references to adolf hitler and the gunman who killed 32 people on the campus in 2007. more charges may be filed. >>> pt of doubt -- part of downtown bethesda will taste culinary delights from local restaurants. this is the taste of bethesda. the festivities kick off at 11:00 and run until 4:00 this afternoon. >>> local teachers experienced a flight into outer space. >> this was the lesson of a lifetime for science teachers. this was beyond her wildest dreams. >> hi, how are you? >> my mother, has been teaching science in fairfax for more than 20 years. >> this is so neat. i feel very official. >> she was ready for the northrop grumman weightless flight for discovery for teachers. once in the air, the teachers were all smiles. they experienced what would be like to walk on mars -- >> this is amazing. >> then what would

sued our governor for violating the freedom of information act.t( and that çlawsuits was used against rodsive transparency bill in the state. and we have had lawmakers that have fiimed to live by their principles and our third president and his relationship with acorn, and we will not rest until illinois is once again the pride of the midwest. and thank you for fighting on behalf of an open and honest government. >> now from the great state of kansas. >> mr. chairman, on behalf of our more than 35,000 members in the sun flower state, i am here to represent the great state kansas, where once it was á&ñse top of cherry pie. and we stopped a $1 billion tax increase by then governor kathleen t(siebulus and whose charge is now to lead the obama charge on tort reform. we xdare not too optimistic, an in 2007 we passed the first transparency law and we call on of the government to less than 5%, and we are successful, and in 2009, çwe fought off tax increases to eliminate the state franchise taxes.ç the state of wheat and the home of çcow chip capital of the >> mr. chairman, our ç9,000 member

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rod to get the world series mvp. we'll see what happens. >>> comeback for the new orleans sta saints. they were down by three, over, finished. the saints' defense marched them back. they're known for their explosive offense. drew brees, definitely reason to celebrate. >>> brett favre was in the middle of leading his team to another fourth quarter comeback, just like every other game, but the super bowl champion steelers stole it from him. they ran it all the way back for a td. and then the next series, favre's pass is picked off by fox. steelers win a thriller! so, favre looking slightly human even though it wasn't entirely his fault. we won't rail on him. >>> i have to rail on this guy, philippines basketball player attack this is fan. burger king whoppers deliver ace whopper. look at him going after this guy. >> what in the world? >> out of control. suspended the rest of the season without pay. he was saying the fan was insulting him incessantly. oh, poor baby. were you being heckled? >> oh, my god, he like stomped

humming ) ( grunting ) ( whistling ) roger: i haven't seen a guy get over the counter that easy since a-rodsteroids in the dominican. commentator: ultra lights. excuse me, sir ? can i help-- sir, do you need help ? you're not supposed to be back-- sir ? billy: i guess we should feel sorry for this guy. it almost seems like he's addicted to cigarettes, somehow. commentator: low tar. smokeless. richie: there's registers behind him. he has no interest in cash. natasha: if this guy tried, he could not put less thought into this robbery. commentator: hey ! hey, fella ! hey ! hey, fella, what you doing back there ? where you going ? oh, no you're not ! i got you, i got you ! ( grunting ) you're not taking cigarettes from my store ! judy: i love that the manager/security guard guy comes and the other guy's standing there, just looking. not even helping. nothing. commentator: you're not taking cigarettes from my store ! you need help, no ? you good ? todd: i make $4.50 an hour. should i help the manager and injure myself ? no. but i'll pick the ( bleep ) when you're done. commentator: ( grunting )

. >>> two rode rod what loongs lor attack was a disaster drail dril completely with a smoke bomb. it was all to create a realistic scenario. homeland security officials and emergency responders took part in the drill as well. this is all meant to help prepare them in the case of a real disaster or attack. >>> a wildfire alert now. two areas of southern california are going up in flames tonight. in one fire a state of emergency has been declared, homes destroyed, thousands evacuated. another fire just hours old is already forcing crews to call in reinforcements. here's a look at what's happening right now. here's the newest fire. wow, look at that burn. it's raging near thousand oaks, a heavily populated community north of los angeles. heavy winds fueling those flames. fire crews calling in extra engines and tankers to battle this one. communities obviously on high alert. 30 acres have burned so far already. elsewhere in southern california, take a look at these live pictures. governor arnold schwarzenegger declaring a state of emergency for san bernadino county, and they're fighti

what we are focussing on is making sure that the rods are in the exact position we want them to be in. >> the bridge was closed after three steel pieces fell off in the middle of rush hour. >>> the body of a navy pilot has been found in waters off the coast of texas. the search is still on for the second pilot when that training plane disappeared. >> president obama is getting more advice as he considers the neck move in afghanistan. he met with the joint chiefs of staff and others yesterday. this comes in the deadliest month yet. each branch of the military got a chance to explain the impact of sending more troops. the army and marine corps expressed that it would be difficult to give promised time at home with their families. >>> the presidential runoff in afghanistan is in jeopardy. the man challenging car r -- karzai. but reps of both are engaging in 11th hour fauks today. this is between the two. >> the daughter of a civil rights lenld has now taken over the reigns of an organization her father stopped. ber nis king is the new leader. she is the first woman ever to hold that post

she doesn't hunt or fish or has never picked up a fishing rod or cooked. >> do you believe him?> you know what, that article was so fascinating because it -- the sound of it, the voice in the article seemed so legitimate that i kind of sort of thought it could go either way. >> so you believe him, the little twerp over him. >> those people laughing are alcoholics anonymous are here. >> i don't know many journalists. i know one or two of them. i don't know how they do what they do. i don't know how they do what they do. i don't know how they manage to elicit all of that information from someone like levi johnson. >> you don't know if he is telling the truth. there's no way to know. >> do you know if anyone is telling the truth any time ever? we used to have these avuncular guys, these father figures. walter cronkite, he's telling it like it is. where's walter? >> he died a few weeks ago. >> i know that. that's what i mean. >> two dead people in this one conversation so far. >> and we could go on. this was a very bad year. >> i want to change the subject. >> and i am dying right n

interestingal logs and instead of that you pour in pellets made of compressed saw dust and look like pretzel rodsfool your friends at parties and they... don't taste too good and the thing about them is they offer easier to handle and, than logs and burn, pellets, cost 15% less than oil and 25% less than, actually 40% less than electricity, but here's the thing, they are 20% more than burning natural gas and natural gas is what is used in most u.s. homes and you might as women em empty your wallet into the stove and could come outweigh behind. >> how much behind, how far. >> again, if you are spending 25% more, to heat -- use pellets than your normal fuel, that is a lot. a quarter more. >> and these stoves, they can really heat up a house and like, you said they are like a space heater. >> a giant space heater and like -- exactly. and like a wood stove and you are look at 1500 to 2500 square feet but here's the thing, with any, as with even your electric space heater to get this savings, even the best of circumstances, say if you have electric heat, you know, 40% less you have to keep the rest of

a-rod, bottom of the ninth, known as mr. july, because he fails to come through in october, but he set up mark teixeira's heroics in the bum of the 11th. >>> red sox nation, down 0-2, what a game for the angels. that was jared weaver paying tribute to nick adenhart. angels go for boston on sunday. >>> maybe the wildest story you're going to hear all year. last october you may recall the phillies celebrating only the second championship in the team's 125-year history. fast-forward to yesterday and matthew mervine was being tech out because of being too rowdy. he apparently at that time took three world series rings. not only did they say they call the theft, but they had a name and address, yes, on the application. the rings were valued at $1,100 apiece and have been recovered. got to love dumb criminals. that's sports. >>> students from 20 universities are at the national mall constructing houses for a solar power competition. the solar decathlon is sponsored by the department of energy. teams of architecture and design stud

they have even been nicknamed kate rod. a-rod has been notorious for being awful in the playoffs. now the yankees are one win away from reaching the world series. of course it might have something to do with spending $340 million on other players. >>> the connecticut football team had its first practice since the tragic killing of their teammate jasper howard for saturday's game against west virginia. the team is trying to rally around howard's memory. >> we're not going to be rushed in this game. because he's going to be there every play. he's going to watch every play, we're going the make every play, we're going lay it down on the field. >> and the team will travel with howard's jersey and helmet to west virginia. . this was a bit of a fashion faux pas, titans head coach jeff fisher introducing former colts coach tony dungy at a charity event, a rival colts jersey, peyton manning specifically. fisher's team is winless at 0 and 6, and to make matters worse, listen to what he said. >> i just wanted to feel like a winner. >> oh bad idea coach. there's been some speculation he was

it was reconstructed where they put pins and rods.ut any weight on that for three months. he's in a wheelchair. i been trying to help take care of him, but it's hard for him to get around, as you can imagine, if you can't walk. >> how is he going to make it to florida? >> we have been donated a handicap van, so he can get from the wheelchair to the chair in the van. then back into the wheelchair, again. >> i just want her found. i want someone to have to pay for what has been done to my family. >> is there anything you need? >> my baby back. that's all i can say.  >>> think that when she ran off, she was upset and she got to a point and decided to stop and wait and that this predator was waiting. he had been waiting. that was a perfect opportunity. there was no one else around. that's the only thing i can think. probably told her, i'm going to take you to your mommy. >> the tears are dried up. i'm still angry. i can't express in words. >> you don't take from somebody. you didn't take her from just me, you took her from my f

i think you had ken lewis as a lightning rod, and that's what everyone was focused on.o i think things can probably move along a lot smoother now. >> you think it sends a message that other ceos in the financial services industry should pay attention to. what is that message? >> well, you know, there's a lot of ceos that are running banks that are doing just a tremendous job. look at jamie dimon or stump at wells fargo, blankfein obviously at goldman sachs. but then you have another group of ceos such as a vikram pandit at citigroup, he's been at citigroup for two years and it's been a complete failure. so -- and you have to wonder why he is still ceo at citigroup. you have to also wonder why dick parsons is the chairman there who just accepted a part-time job with a private equity firm. >> it sends a note to other c s ceos. do you think vikram pandit stays in his chair? >> i don't believe so. it should be -- it's very similar to what happened with lewis losing his chairmanship. this is something that shareholders should be voting on, and shareholders, if you look at wh

>> a-rod showed you can do it not once, but twice in one inning.cking crew setting an american league record with seven runs batted in in one inning. two home runs in the inning. the yankees go into the playoffs with the best record in baseball. >>> not exactly convincing, but a win is a win and we are happy about that this morning. redskins got by tampa bay with the second half comeback. two touchdown passes in the third quarter. one to chris cooley and the next to santana moss down the right side line sealed the deal but still tough to overlook what happened ithe first half, which was not so pretty, much like last week's loss to the lions. >> it doesn't feel like a win. we beat one of the worst teams in the league and it's not working for me. >> things have been so tough that some fans threat eped to wear the brown paper mache bags over their heads if things didn't go bad. they tried but security confiscated the bags. and it's probably a good thing too because the skins ended up winnin >>> there is more coming up in the 9:00 hour. >>ony is down i

yankees and angels and a-rod on fire. this home run in the bottom of the 11th inning tied the game. he's got three home runs in five playoff games this year. what a turnaround. and then bottom of the 13th inning, yankees catch a break, throwing error into the outfield. that allowed the winning run to score. yankees win the game, lead the series two games to nothing. oh, by the way, game ended at 1:07 a.m. local time. and how about that for a finish? all right. college football. flash back to oklahoma's first game of the season. heisman trophy winner sam bradford slammed to the turf. hurt his shoulder, mixed the next three games. he returned last week, looked great. but yesterday in the soorns rivalry game against texas, slammed to the turf again. who knows how long he will be out. and without him, sooners struggled. his replacement was picked off twice. texas wins 16-13. the long horns stay unbeaten. >>> a classic finish between rivals notre dame and usc. irish trying to tie it up a. kyle rudolph, check out the great grab right here, but just out of bounds. notre dame now had one la

. >> kate hudson there, was she there for a-rod? >> yeah, allegedly.o, we can say because of alleged sexual favoritism. new for you in 30 minutes, why she's speaking out. >>> hundreds of people in missouri searched for 9 year ole elizabeth oelten when she didn't come home last week. her body found and somebody is in custody. the suspect is a young teenager. here's nancy grace. >> that's right. the suspect behind bars is not an parolee or an escapee or one of the dozens registered sex offenders that live in the area. it's a 15-year-old girl. >> the sheriff's department isn't releasing many details about what happened. you can catch nancy grace at 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. here on hln. >>> you can now use your are iphone to check what's happening in space. yeah, nasa released an application that allows you to track the space missions in realtime, including the international space station and other spacecraft. among other things, you can watch the launch of a nasa rocket scheduled for today, the program among the ten most popular on itunes. >>> bob van dillen h

hey, a-rod has an excuse to go 0 for 4 today in the playoffs. too windy. as a disgruntled yaunkee fan, i can joke. >>> tom delay, did you know he's hanging up the dancing shoes? he's leaving "dancing with the stars" because his doctor says he has stress fractures. no moron of his counting or shaking his groove thing. let me point at you, you are you and i am wearing high heels. on monday, delay ignored his doctor's advice and performed a samba with his partner. he has stress fractures on his feet, but he wouldn't have stress fractures if he didn't insist on putting them in high heels. >> come on. >> i'm not exaggerating. they have the poor man -- see that? cowboy boots. you can't dance in that. >> he broke both of his feet trying to do it right, you know? >> that's 110%. >> absolutely. >>> one burglar suspect really made himself at home in someone else's house. >> the gentleman was standing right here in my driveway buck naked. >> she said buck naked. he took his clothes off and just got comfy in her house. the only problem was there was a security camera.

he claims he sold a pair of a-rod's underwear for 200 bucks. >> what's with their underwear being thrown awawear? >> i don't know. >>> water mountains look refreshing, but they can make you sick. what microbiologists say about fountains and the flu. they said it would never last. but it's been two months, and you're still going strong. glade lasting impressions. two fragrances alternate to keep things... fresh and exciting day after day. - and not just for 30 days. - ( inhales deeply, sighs ) but for 60. it's the longest-lasting plugins ever. get freshness that won't fade away for 60 days. ahhh! with plugins lasting impressions. and yes, it's glade. s.c. johnson, a family company. >>> aviation experts say that two northwest airlines pilots should have had several warnings that their flight was approaching the minneapolis airport. well, the plane landed safely but only after overshooting its destinations by 150 miles. this was wednesday night. the pilots say they were distracted by a heated discussion, but federal investigators are looking into whether they fell asleep. >>> a big debate a

. >>> fishing no longer means the same thing as fishing with a rod and reel.hese days fishing is really another way to try to steal your money. but jennifer westhoven is looking out for you. >> well, there's a new scam out there i want you to be careful of. you've heard the headlines about banks failing and that can be pretty scary. well, criminals are going to use your fear to try and steal your sensitive financial information. the fdic is warning you might get an e-mail that it looks innocent, the subject line says check your bank deposit insurance coverage. well, if you see that, don't even open it. delete it. it is not from the fdic, it's from the bad guys. the e-mail basically says, hey, type in your information here and you can check and see if your account, if your money is safe, if it's insured. that sounds good, but they don't really mean safe, they mean safe with them. don't fall for that. phishing attacks tripled. just by getting your e-mail account and password, they can find ways and maybe worm into your bank account. be very careful, keep your mo

. >>> a-rod finally coming through in october where he usually fails big time. bottom of the ninth with a man on board. and there it is. the two-run home run, alex rodriguez ties the game against the twins. extra innings, and that's where gets the winning run. >>> so everybody wants to save more and spend less and we've got just the guy to help you. join hln money expert clark howard at noon eastern. and he's going to show you ways to save more, spend less, and avoid getting ripped off. the "clark howard show" noon eastern here on hln. >>> one of the most influential democrats on capitol hill could spell trouble for his own party. he's been key in writing tax and health care laws, but now some democrats say he's bringing trouble to the party that could hurt them next year. >>> so check this out. we have brand new dramatic video from last month's tsunami in american snowe way. this is from a surveillance camera at an fbi office building. you can see water rushing through the parking lot tossing trucks and cars around. the building itself only had minor damage. mo

we have michael vick, we had rod blagojevich, we have lots of people who had opportunities in realityv. but until today or this weekend, we thought the best way for a family to get on tv would be to have too many kids. so they're just taking it to a whole new level here. i mean, the thought of launching a spaceship or some sort of flying saucer into the skies, a way to get on reality tv, this is something we have not seen. >> i would agree. let's hope we never see it again. you know, i have to say, what really upset me when i really kind of got angry was when i saw that little boy throw up on air. 6-year-old balloon boy falcon got sick as we all know, vomited on national tv twice on friday, live on nbc's "today" at 7:08 eastern and again on abc's "good morning america." take a look for yourself and analyze it. >> mom -- >> one of the guys told me it was for some tv show so that's what he was referring to. >> should we take you to the bathroom or something? >> yeah. >> okay. >> okay. >> is he okay? is somebody going to go with him? do you want to run with him? that's okay. we'll unders

you can take those rods, you can burn them. you can do a couple of different things to great petaluma to -- plutonium to make an atomic bomb. so the u.n. is helping them. gretchen: interesting point. we have lost power now to the iran in the sense that we are not going to have strict sanctions anymore. those are off the table because it appears that iran is playing along with the game, at least for now. they are going to allow investigators into the secret site october 25th. will that happen? bolton argues that that actually weakens america's position because now we are not talking about sanctions anymore. brian: some say that's not even the site where the enriched uranium is or weapons plant is. it could be a head fake. there could be different places. if you say to yourself, inspectors going in will they have access could they go in the front door? will this go out the back door. this is like iraq this whole process. saddam hussein was brilliant in winning over some allies, he was showing that he would give in on certain elem

i think a-rod may have an excuse not to hit the ball tonight. >> come on. it's always that way. >> we'll see how it goes. >> all right. >>> so a guy in california went out on a water to try to get pictures of a great white shark, bob, look at this. this is an 8 to 10 footer, that's what we're hearing. he caught the sharts ots of the shark. he was in a kayak. you know, some of the kayaks are made of fiberglass, plastic. i would be scared out of my kayak, i guess. >> good. he can munch through that thing in a heartbeat. >> two bites, no doubt. >> oh, man. >> amazing stuff. >>> by the way, for you, do you have a favorite excuse when you call off of work you? won't believe what some people admit to saying to their boss. ♪ it just takes some time a little bit ♪ ♪ everything will be just fine >>> two u.s. citizens and an israeli won the nobel prize in chemistry. they'll split $1.4 million for the work on the structure of ribosomes. >>> a tv host is on the run accused of ordering five killings to boost his ratings. you might remember this story. the guy hosting a

rod blagojevich who is accused of selling obama's senate seat.lity show. until we say we are not going to tune in. we are going to tune to more substantive things. until then, yeah. >> forgive me for having a laugh at that theme song. >> thanks for putting that in my brain all day, mike. >>> coming up, the text messages from football star steve mcnair's mistress just hours before he was murdered. we are finding more about the 20-year-old woman, the one cops say killed him and turned the gun on herself. what could have led to this? >>> welcome back to "prime news" on hln. great man, nfl teammate you wanted to go to war with. that is what we thought of steve mcnair. we are learning about a sordid life he led off the field. nashville police releasing text messages between him and his mistress the last hours before the murder/suicide. the 20-year-old mistress accused of killing him, described as jealous, really coming apart. is one of the last text messages from ms. kazemi. i'm going to have all of you soon. mcnair texting back, yes, you will. i want

wow, he says he took it right after the metal rods and cable broke. you can see the marshall.ris on the bridge. he was driving home from work and was 50 yards behind where it happened. you can see his hand blocking the glare from the sun. marshall says he didn't actually see the metal fall, just the cars moving across the right lanes pretty quickly i imagine. he took the picture from his blackberry and has had over 50,000 views since he posted it. good thing he's okay. if you were on the bay bridge when that accident happened and want to submit your i-report or photo go to ireport.com. you will find instructions on how to submit your stories. if you have cool video, ireport.com is where to go. >>> good news for you on a thursday. good news in a bad economy. the economy might have taken a big step toward recovery. the commerce department says it grew at a rapid 3.5% pace last quarter and that indicates the longest recession since the great depression just might be ending. >>> a lot of people could qualify for free money under a new agreement struck by senate leaders. if approve

they'll be on ebay today, he says, the collector says he's already sold an old pair of aismt rod's drawers for over $200. >> yuck. why would you want that? that's what i want to know. >> fans will jockey for everything. thank you for all your kind words for me and my child-to-be. a lot of nice comments. >> congratulations, rafer. yay, baby on the way. >>> we'll talk to you soon. >>> governor schwarzenegger has signed a bill to allow a new pro football stadium to be built outside l.a. schwarzenegger said it would create 18,000 jobs and bring an economic boost to the state. it wipes out a lawsuit broad by residents who opposed the stadium on environmental grounds. a dozen people turned out to protest the move. >>> an air force pilot had to drop two fuel tanks and two bombs, one of which exploded as a base in utah. military officials say the f-16 had to drop weight for an emergency landing. the bomb destroyed an empty shack and knocked out power lines. we're told the pilot made the right call. experts are looking to recover the-second bomb. >>> a bizarre tape of a robber praying with his vict

she's dating arc rod, hanging out with jay z and derek jeter made history. new post-season home run in the park. whoever has that ball is a happy person. game two is friday. the twins said they're exhausted and they'll be well rested then. >>> get this, a little lie may cost a college football millions of dollars. oklahoma state receiver bryant who was a top nfl prospect was sus pended for lying about meeting former nfl player deion sanders. he met with deion. that alone is not a rules violation, but when they asked him about it he lied and said no. that is a rules violation. he was expected to be a high draft pick and it could probably derail that. he could come back in his senior year. ncaa, lighten up. >> michael jordan was told no smoking. he and tiger woods was -- when city officials saw pictures of m.j. smoking a cigar in a paper they remind the pga tour on, that's a city course. no smoking allowed on it. he then just carried a stogie, but didn't light it. the fine's $100 for smoking. he could probably afford it. >> that's like toilet paper for him. >>

he had major reconstructive where they put pins and rods and stuff.o put any weight on that for three months. he's in a wheelchair. i've been trying to help take care of him, but it's hard for him to get around, as you can imagine, if you can't walk on your -- >> how is he going to make it to florida? >> we have been donated a handicap van, so he can get from the wheelchair to the chair in the van. then back into the wheelchair, again. >> i just want him found. i want someone to have to pay for what has been done to my family. >> is there anything you need? >> my baby back. that's all i can say. ddddd >>> think that when she ran off, she was upset and she got to a point and decided to stop and wait and that this predator was waiting. he had been waiting. that was a perfect opportunity. there was no one else around. that's the only thing i can think. probably told her, i'm going to take you to your mommy. >> the tears are dried up. i'm just -- i'm so angry i can't express with words. >> you don't take from somebody. you didn't take her from just

in fact, never picked up a fishing rod or cooked which i -- >> do you believe him?> that article was so fascinating because it -- the sound of it, the voice in the article seemed so legitimate that i kind of sort of could go either way. >> so you believe him over her? the little twerp. >> it was interesting. >> those people laughing are alcoholics anonymous. go ahead. >> i don't know many journalists. i know one or two of them. i don't know how they do what they do. i don't know how they manage to elicit all that information from someone like levi johnson. >> you don't know if he is telling the truth. >> do you know if anyone is telling the truth any time ever? we used to have these father figures. oh, yeah. walter cronkite, he is telling it like it is. but, where is walter? you know? >> he died a few weeks ago. >> i know that. that's what i mean. >> two dead people in this one conversation so far. >> and we could go on. >> we could go on. >> this was a very bad year. >> i want to change the subject. i know. >> and i am dying right now. >> no, you're not. you are an

. >>> the banking industry's lightning rod for controversy is stepping down.en lewis announces plans to retire at year's end amid mounting criticism over his deal with merrill, controversy surrounding countrywide division and probes by s.e.c. and other agencies. we look back at the ken lewis area with former chairm eer cha don powell. >>> talking to "squawk box" about dealings with lewis and what lies ahead. >> health care reform, prescription profits and the company's goal in making its own universal health care system as the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. good morning. welcome back to "squawk box" on cnbc. i'm carl quintanilla along with michelle caruso-cabrera. our senior economics reporter steve lease meadowlands filling in for diswroe and becky, who are both off today. joe is back tomorrow. good to have you here. >> good to be here. so much to talk about from ken lewis to the feds, jobless claims, jobs report tomorrow. >> bernanke speaks. >> i'm making up my mind about lewis today. i'm making up my mind was he guilty of many sins, multiple