now sergeant lee roy petrie made his debut on the pitching mound.revers as he helped draw out the first pitch. >> and a symbol of a sacrifice anchorage, sergeant lee roy petrie walked out to a standing ovation. >> it has been a lot, it has been life changing. >> lee roy petrie showed that true heroes still exist and they are closer than you think. >> ever since the army ranger receive the military highest award one month ago he is recognized everywhere he goes. players, coaches and fans, and this is the home to him for 12 years. >> a live my but this mess with me they say you are mr. big shot, do not forget the little people. >> like i tell all of my military friends, this is for all of us what he has received is for all of us. >> three years ago during a gunfight in afghanistan, he was shot and both legs he grabbed an enemy grenade that blew his hands off. his actions saved his lives in the lives of two other servicemen. >> i try to do and i thought you know what i am still alive, breathing and control, be the leader in take control. >> the same pr

and beat roy halliday 3-2. >>> so the giants fall three and a half back in the division as the bravesake a strong six-game lead over the giants in the wild card. >>> as are still playing hosting the orioles. third inning. josh willingham launches his 20th home run of the season. that made the score 4-1. the as go on to win 8-4. >>> cal football has a little bit of a different feel to their training camp this year. the bears will be playing their home games at at&t park. they had their first practice there today. zach madder coach already named the buffalo transfer at his starting quarterback. during practice it was all about getting used to playing football in a baseball stadium where one end zone is right against the left field wall. >> they have to know it is padded. you look at it and you don't know how hard or soft it is and you run into it you understand it is hot. you can run into it. it is no big deal. >> i hope they are smart enough not to play. >> don't head butt the wall just jump into it. >> if you're in the end zone that's a good thing. top five in d.c. the national anthem

on take your pick with roy and nineteen getting underway tomorrow in the russian premier league get reminded of each and every strike that fell in the net last weekend in a cold spell the words segment. russian premier league team on g helping find over twenty thousand dollars for violence seems witnessed during a game last month with is a neat these are pictures filmed on a mobile phone from the july twenty fourth in much of the law the russian f.a. stating local files on police are visiting st petersburg spectators there one of the country's richest football clubs on the will also have to play two games behind closed doors for the us if similar scenes occur again in the next three months. things are beginning to heat up on the fire some golf course with alan scott claiming a one shot lead after the opening round in ohio the bridgestone invitational also marking the return of tiger woods who didn't disappoint sure in his first round in

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morgan directed one command of some 900 troopers under roy kluke to go back into kentucky and destroy all of the rain connections of the kentucky central railroad that man from covington, kentucky to electionston. and he destroyed elements of that railroad as well as huge government stores as far north as mount sterling, kentucky. and he directed then small elements to move into kentucky. to do the same thing. and porter in two chapters in his memoir discusses he and tom hines with 15 men going back into kentucky in february. and they went back though into the part of kentucky where they all came from. when roy kluke took the 900 troopers, most of those troopers were kids who had grown up around mount sterling and winchester, kentucky. they knew the people, they knew the territory. this small unit of 15 men were all from butler county, some from warren county, all from where they grew up right down where john porter and tom hines came from. and these fellas went into kentucky, then were -- they felt were betrayed by someone who claimed to them after the crossed the border that he want

roy halladay becomes the national league first 15-game winner.ainst the twins, boston down 5-2 in the sixth when big papi, the former twin crush as two-run home run, ortiz with a four-hit night. the very next batter, jared saltalamacchia goes back to back, a solo home run to the right field seats for salty. the red sox come back to beat the twins 8-6. the yankees had the day off so boston goes up a game and a half in the a.l. east. if you need a reason tore thankful that the nfl is no longer in lockout. look no further than arena football. this is a playoff game. the jacksonville sharks and the georgia forest, you throw out the records when these two teams get together, during the dpirkt kickoff, georgia's returner grabbed by a fan before he could even get out of the end zone. the fan puts the bear hug on johnson, wow. and -- the players congratulate the fan for helping them. come over to congratulate him on the assist, jacksonville is penalized in the play. no one seems to care, the sharks, let's just watch this one more time, the sharks going o

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roy: but then, in the early 1900s, we began to treat our water. and since then, we've seen a rapid decline in the incidence of waterborne disease. narrator: most cities treat drinking water through filtration, chlorination, and sometimes ozonation to kill pathogens in the source supply. these are complex treatment plants that cost millions of dollars to operate, but are necessary for our wellbeing. the treatment of drinking water has been called one of the greatest public health achievements of the last century. the water infrastructure itself protects the treated water until it comes out of our taps. it's been since 1911, since we had an outbreak of cholera or typhoid in the united states. but that doesn't mean that it can't happen. it can happen. if we aren't on our guard all the time, we are vulnerable to going right back where we were in 1911. in milwaukee, health experts are taking a close look at the public water supply. in milwaukee, thousands of people have been getting sick. man: private distributors of bottled water are sending extra sup

open champion roy america roy came in tied with sixty four by sounds bad but considering he was struggling with an injured right arm just finishing was quite an achievement in itself at the front though bradley and duffy were fighting it out would have claimed the title if this had fallen in the cup but as it was they both finished on eight under par overall and it went to a three hole. and then did bradley needing to to put on the eighteenth for victory and he did just that before celebrating with his family he is the new p.g.a. champion and rockets up the world rankings from one hundred eight to twenty nine. now in tennis world number one novak djokovic continues to set records mardy fish to lift the rogers cup and montreal becoming the first player to win five masters titles in one season he was the clear favorite djokovic strode on the call with fifty two wins in just one defeat to his name this season and when the first set got underway he looks to be. he looks into gets a victory number fifty three isn't stormed through the first set six two however fish has climbed to number eight i

>>reporter: these kids fell lick they can do anything at camp roy in spite of the fact that every one has asthma. what's the best part of camp for you? >> swimming. swimming and all the activities and stuff. it's not good you can't do this because you have asthma. but here you can. you can do anything. >>reporter: no limit here. >> nope. >>reporter: the counselor here are doctors and nurse whose treaty the kids at oakland children hospital. >> asthma is really two things. it's basically l the constriction of muscles around the breathing tubes. >> feels like my chest is being like stepped on or something and feels really tight and then i have to take like my inhaler to relief the muscles in my chest. >>reporter: kids are all from the east bay and leif near the 8 80 freeway corridor. >> when we look at the hospital sayings data from children admitted to the hospital and we plot the zip code along a map we see again it's all along the 8 80 corridor. also related to housing stock in oakland which seems to be a high level of mold. mold is a big asthma trigger. >>reporter: studies indicate

a political analyst on what roy who is in tripoli says the reports of fighting is an attempt to great to the city's spirit. the main point of the attacks in tripoli which are sporadic is to break down the moral here and cause and effect in fact the media here at the rixos hotel where i stayed. actually it's called the swiss and now has been part of this this information campaign they're talking about airlifts the mainstream media would have to be involved i can tell you right now reuters put out a release that was widely quoted one point national was killed here two days ago when nato was intensely bonds to doing infrastructure and it didn't mention the city with the infrastructure i want to have. this for national was a security guard this was misinformation this was not correct changes later they have been fueling and feeding this psychological war against this country they want tripoli to be in panic that's the whole aim but let's not use the word airstrikes let's use the word bombardment of civilian infrastructure they've been part of it but probably all the civilian checkpoints t

and later we'll be joined live by journalist modernism roy who's moving around inside the hotel where the international press is holed up at the moment we'll hear from him later and in the meantime the white house is hailed what a cold the tipping point for the regime of colonel gadhafi r.t. is going to take on as the latest from washington d.c. . and president obama spoke earlier this sunday night saying tripoli is slipping from the grasp of a tyrant also that qaddafi must relinquish power once and for all nato secretary general has made a statement of similar effect saying they could offer a regime is crumbling and that now the leaders have a chance for a new beginning he also said that the transition must come peacefully and of quote well that part has raised a lot of questions because everything that was going on in tripoli has been very far from the piece we were talking about extensive bombings by nato throughout the weekend actually throughout six months there in washington has been a key player in the fight for tripoli that's for sure as part of nato and as we know at this poi

we get the story tonight from nbc's aditi roy. >> reporter: they smash. they grab. and they go.razen jewelry store break-ins in los angeles and new york. >> there's a lot of jewelry being exchanged for cash, and we don't know who's watching. we don't know who's looking. so we're very, very careful. >> reporter: at a time when gold is more valuable than ever. in the last year, the price has gone up 49%. reaching a high of more than $1,881 an ounce on friday. this has prompted thieves to go for gold in bold ways. even snatching necklaces right off people. in one case, surveillance video shows a robber walking up to a 68-year-old blind woman and pulling a chain off her neck. according to one report, there have been 110 similar cases this year in just one area of downtown los angeles. >> i'm a housekeeper. i wouldn't want to wear anything that would put me in the center of attraction or center of attention by people who steal. >> reporter: last week police in oakland, california, issued a warning to women. >> if you choose to wear gold, you know, you should at least conceal it under

spoke with journalist mahdi nasm roy he's from the center on research and globalization and tripoli he gave us a firsthand account where along with other foreign journalists he had to stay in a hotel in tripoli during that conflict he was trapped they were trapped in the building as practically all the staff and all of the security personnel had run for their lives we will have his firsthand account for you he spoke with r.t. earlier here it is a situation. feels like a rollercoaster right arm. two years we are going through you know one of them is hurt we don't want to be treated. we were not transitional council answers so if you're to come for you to pursue soldiers we heard gunfire you know several hours very sorry is going to. be grouped into all the rooms. i could be used chairs as ladders. projectors in the rooms the school computers they went through the rooms install things. get didn't seem violent just young men who came to take what they could what happened after that even to these offices which belonged couldn't be you know which are american movie and foreign no foreign me

. >> but roy slagle has had more contact than most inmates here. it's just been all the wrong kind. at the time of our shoot, he held a dubious record. he had had more cell extractions than any other inmate at the prison. cell extractions occur when inmates violate rules. and refuse orders to cuff up and vacate their cells. it's then up to a specially trained emergency response team to forcibly remove them. and in slagle's case, the extractions are always intense. >> [ bleep ]. >> roy slagle is a big, powerful guy. he is intimidating looking. when you meet him, you understand why he would have been considered a formidable opponent in a cell extraction. >> in and out of correctional facilities since the age of 14, slagle was serving time for robbery and assault when we met him. >> i got some criminal tendencies, okay? i robbed and i fought with a guy in here. ain't in here for nothing, you know? i've been in quite a bit of trouble here or i would have been out a long time ago. >> i'm the shift commander. i need to have you uncover your window. are you going to cooperate or do you wan

now 3.5 up in west after beating roy holiday, and the phillies with 2 in the ninth. had he was released by pittsburgh picked up by arizona a two run double in the ninth. you can make it 7 straight wins for arizona. 35 come from behind victories this year for them and they beat one of the best tonight in roy holiday and the phillies. light years to the american leagues, swinging free and easy and that works for the ash's. earl weaver, josh willingham, against the baltimore orioles. that's 20 for willingham. cocoa crisp right in the middle of it shooting the gap in left center field, got a two run double and he winds up with the routine victory for oakland arks. >>> we know for sure that three one team will be using at&t park this fall. they were kind of kicking it around, kicking the tires so to speak this afternoon because memorial stadium is getting a makeover. part of the season at san francisco. they went through a light drail earlier today, hopefully take it easy on that playing surface. the coach not president whatting to make a huge -- the coach not wanting to

now 3.5 up in west after beating roy holiday, and the phillies with 2 in the ninth.e was released by pittsburgh picked up by arizona a two run double in the ninth. you can make it 7 straight wins for arizona. 35 come from behind victories this year for them and they beat one of the best tonight in roy holiday and the phillies. light years to the american leagues, swinging free and easy and that works for the ash's. earl weaver, josh willingham, against the baltimore orioles. that's 20 for willingham. cocoa crisp right in the middle of it shooting the gap in left center field, got a two run double and he winds up with the routine victory for oakland arks. >>> we know for sure that three one team will be using at&t park this fall. they were kind of kicking it around, kicking the tires so to speak this afternoon because memorial stadium is getting a makeover. part of the season at san francisco. they went through a light drail earlier today, hopefully take it easy on that playing surface. the coach not president whatting to make a huge -- the coach not wanting to make a

. >>> las autoridades en nueva leÓn detuvieron a 5 implicados en el ataque del casino roy royal eyroyalencendiaron, prendieron y la gente no se dio cuenta cuando se metiÓ el humo >>> asÍ quedaron la cocina y el restaurante del casino royale, mÁs que de las puertas de emergencia pasÓ una confusion porque se pensaron que era un ataque armado, se refugiaron en el baÑo, la mayorÍa muriÓ ahÍ, incluso se cerraran con los candados de las puertas >>> como los muestran estas imÁgenes exclusiva de univisiÓn, mÁquinas traga monedas y sillas quedaron afectadas proehl proor incendio. el gobernador medina dijo que era venganza o extorsiÓn el llamado cobro de piso a los propietarios del in meemueble p parte de los criminales. >>> el ataque era dirigido al casino, fue dirigido al casino, no a la poblaciÓn civil. >>> el presidente de mÉxico felipe calderÓn en una entrevistas a la empresa televisa rechazÓ la propuesta de darle amnistÍa a los criminales >>> si a mÍ me dicen que la soluciÓn es mejor no te metas con ellos, dÉjalos en paz, etc no voy a permitir que sigan ejecutando a la gente >>> la esposa de

an enemy grenade exploded nearby, wounding lee roy's two comrades. a second grenade lands, this time only a few feet away. and the human impulse would tell someone to turn away. that is what sergeant lee roy could have done. >> the house of representatives has been off eight weeks already this year. >> on her nightly tv show, a slightly more different you. >> we are willing to step out of the box and try something different to figure out how to make tv news exciting and entertaining and informative again rather than the garbage it has dwindled down to be. >> she will talk about her network and her show. >> "washington journal" continues. host: that break did not work out quite the way we planned. if you are interested in the conversation on sudan, it is available on c-span possess of video library. we are back to the economy and the focus on small business. let me introduce you to marie johns, the deputy administrator of the small business administration. everybody this morning has been looking for this new jobless number to come out. employers added

rice said had roy looked into it ahead of time he could have used this information to negotiate a lower price with his own doctor. but now it's too late. >> no way. he said not even a penny. >> reporter: now depending on your insurance, that mandatory vaccine may not be covered for children over a certain age so be sure to check with the insurance company before your doctor's visit and consider taking the kids to a clinic if your doctor won't negotiate that price. there are links to free t-dat clinics online. and you did a story on this last week. >> it's okay to pick up the phone and shop around. >> you have to in this case because some doctors will charge as much as they want. >> julie. >> thank you very much. >>> so you can avoid looking at your 401k but there may not be the way to avoid a u.s. credit downgrade. the ways other than your retirement you could be effected. >>> among those watching how we handle the economy, china state- run media there has a message for the u.s. why china said uncle sam has to learn a lesson. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, sure, pulling the mold, mildew, and grime fr

police of the tests that showed you couldn't this roy critical structure of cyber attacks. what concerns me is that we are having a hard time figuring out how to protect ourselves. we're depending on fasting and prayer, and i don't think it is working. >> the attack on the iranian nuclear facility was a significant and game changer. it indicates and shows that it is not just limited. and that this is a political tool. one that can be legitimate. it is a significant point. it is an indication of where we are at and where states may go. it had a troubling affect that about 15,000 copies have got to a. it became acceptable in some circles to use cyber attacks to do physical damage. and i guess i am on a different wavelength. i call it the awakening of this public knowledge and it may be what was needed to stop the historical pattern of security that people write about it and not do anything about it. we can raise the bar a lot higher with of damaging a operations. money on making systems more secure. >> when he mentioned the copies that are floating around, what do you make of

board rogers was coming to town -- roy rogers was coming to town. it was for white kids only. why?y think we are troublemakers? i do not want to make trouble. troublemaker. just because of how we are born, we have to be troublemakers. that is when i looked and saw ms. hamilton getting on the bus. wait, let me get back on -- wait, driver, please, let me get back on. ms. hamilton, she sat right next to me. "you need to get out so i can drive on -- get up so i can drive on." [inaudible] i want to stay black and die a natural death. [laughter] segregation is killing black people. that big fight, brown versus the board of education so all the black kids can get an education. [inaudible] the books have pages missing, and they all have things written inside of them. at the main library, we have a demonstration going on. [inaudible] how come we cannot use that facility? they cannot even get a good job and fair pay. men, they come up missing. rape -- they do not want to talk about that, but if it is a white woman, it is on the news, on the radio, on television. i do not want to die like tha

open champion remark or roy the northern irishman injuring his wrist on the third and was forced to play through the pain for most of the day the twenty two year old favorite able to finish par for a score of seventy to stay in contention for his second major title whoever he set seven shots behind leader steve stricker who equalled the major tournament record with a round of sixty three and he could have gone even further in his birdie on the hole cracked and it wasn't to be but the american top ten for par settling for a seven and out is two shots ahead of second seeded gerry tally mark arroyo meanwhile is awaiting the results of the scales solidly and if it's assumed tomorrow and i know that i'm not going to do any more damage to it i would play. you know there's a couple of points where where i thought of i'm not continuing but. as i said it's as a very important tournament and i'm still around. even par and stone still in the hunt so. you know we'll see what the results are tonight and if i can strap it up and play again tomorrow a lot of golf yet to be played let's move to football

aditi roy joins us. they won't get hurricane irene, but they are getting casey anthony back. >> reporter: all of this stems from the check fraud case. in that case she pleaded guilty to stealing her beth friend's checkbook and going on a shopping spree during the time that her young daughter caylee was reported missing. the judge in that check fraud case sentenced her to time served in jail, which ended up being 473 days, as well as probation, which was supposed to begin after she served her jail time if she did get out of jail. there's a discrepancy between what he said in court and the written order. in the written order, it said her probation could begin during the time when she was in jail. so when she was acquitted her defense lawyers argued that she indeed has served her probation during her jail time, which is according to that written order. the case ended up at an appellate court which earlier this week ruled that she indeed had to check into a probation and i have, gave her a deadline until fri

get out of a hitting slump against guys like these, but the giants' chances improved today because royswalt was making his first start since a lengthy stint on the d. l., and the giants had them on the ropes every inning. giants collected 12 hits off oswalt in six innings. giants finally broke through in the fourth. chris stewart, rbi sickle to center -- single ties the game at one. giants take the lead with this sac fly. 3-1 san francisco. scary moment in the eighth. utley loses his bat and clips tim lincecum in the right knee. he would leave two batters later. said he is okay. one of the better brian wilson impost imposters looked concern, but the real one closes the door. the pirates who have lost ten straight, come to town tomorrow. >> more fallout from friday's fight. bruce bochy ripping philly radio host. he called bochy a coward because of the bean ball but what ticked off bochy was him referring to ramon ramirez as, quote, an illegal alien pitcher. bruno has now apologyeesed but not without bochy calling the tweet racist. >> tampa bay, the a's facing the rays. they get a little

roy wilkins who's the head of the naacp announced the news of w.e. duabuse's death in africa. remember this has been a long fight, he said. now, regardless of the fact that in his later year dr. dubois chose another path. it's convertible that at the dawn of the 20th century his was the voice to call you to gather today in this cause. there's a wave of applause that subsided into a referential silence. it's like moses said a woman. god had written that he should never enter the promised land. by the time that roy will kins finished his address the crowd was already tired for a long afternoon of speech-making. more marchers packed up toward the buses. several people left to go downtown in search of souvenirs. the crowd was dissolving when a. philip randolph introduced ms. mahalia jackson. at the mention of her name many in the jackson paused. she sang the two voices of a spiritual. then she closed her eyes for the third verse. i'm going to tell my lord when i get home. i'm going to tell my lord when i get home. yeah, i'm going to tell my lord when i get home how you've been mis

as roy halladay the best pitcher in baseball gives it up here to the arizona diamondbacks.ou ready for this? lisle overbay delivering, best team in baseball, the phillies, get dumped tonight by arizona. so the diamondbacks are now three and a half games up on the giants in the national league west. atlanta leads the giants by six games in the wildcard, as san francisco really with all the injuries and the tough losses at the finish in limp mode. the as have won a game. an electronic top. it is amazing. we'll have gabriel slate with a report tomorrow night. here is willingham blasting. it's 4-0 as. baltimore not very good but you take a win where you can get it, coco crisp into the gap and that's it, pennington scores, 8- 4, the as snap a four-game losing streak at the coliseum tonight. would you like to see football at at&t park? here we go. they play the humanitarian type bowl, the kraft fight hunger bowl, they play it at the end of the year there and now the cal beers getting ready, they are going to play september 3rd against fresno state, there they are, at shortstop. w

american in football settling for seven and two shots ahead of second seed gerry calenders michael roy meanwhile is awaiting the results of a scan but hopes to compete in the tournament. if it's assumed tomorrow and i know that i'm not going to do any more damage to it i would play. you know there's a couple of points where where i thought about not continuing but. as i said it's very important tournaments and i'm still you know i'm still even par and still in the hole so. you'll see what the results are tonight and if i can strap it up and play again tomorrow. on the ten is still both former world number ones from russia . and that all have been knocked out of toronto's scalp sort of fell victim to kazakhstan's boy a shock six three seven five defeat for this year's wimbledon finalist and she goes out to play rang just one hundred and thirty fifth well it. was a little bit nervous because i had points. but things happen and . i'm very glad. to go through that. the next few games so. good and aggressive and i came back to my game. well done champ and patrick wanted to buy and the frenc

just three runs in three losses but today they got to face roy oswalt who was on a lengthy stay on theisabled list. so today he courted disaster every minute of six innings of pitching. double plays and plays like this kept the game close. it was 1-0 philadelphia. giants finally broke through in the fourth. chris stewart singling to center field. this ties the game at 1-1. giants grabbing the lead an inning later in the fifth on an orlando cabrera sac fly. in the sixth, giants tack on another with this score from third. keppinger was 4-3. scary time in the eighth. chase utley's bat hits tim lincecum. he left two batters later. said he is okay. brian wilson watches his hero close the door. giants, losers of eight of their last nine, score a 3-1 victory. lips thumb natches a win. >> actually -- something to build upon. just winning one here and there isn't the way to get to a winning streak. >> mer buzz from friday's fight. bruce bochy ripping a philadelphia radio host. the giants manager referring to a tweet bybrook -- bruno as racist. he referred to ramirez as a quote, illegal alien pi

as soon as we finish people still to roy. jones watch a game of chalk upon which looks like a particularly dangerous splendor volleyball in the cross. and then it was sort of a jolt city just. a. handsome this is what the festival is really all about so it's for the next generation of money to get together and practice those traditions of their ancestors have been carrying on for centuries it's a village celebration and i knew everyone in the community to get together and really celebrate their culture. the worst may be a long way from moscow but it's worth the effort to get here because outpost of russia's forest has a rich history and a community that cares about the city and the future of its environment. marvin here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from around the world. the future of coverage. mission in free accreditation free lance for charges free. free. free. free. lunch as a plug in video for your media project a free med

warm spot today or the hot spot was at phil roy. san tap rosa will stap at 16 degrees. your wednesday, a big time cooldown and we will begin the morning on a gray note. a gray slate of clouds. and here they come. marching inland pretty widespread. all the way to clear lake to the north. and it looks like the clouds who won't part at the beaches during the day, hint of drizzle at the beaches. what goes up, those temperatures must go down. they are enhance that marine hayer east of the bay tomorrow, numbers up to 87 degrees. 60s and 70s the closer you get to the water. meanwhile, across the santa bay rollly, temperatures back into the 80s. 86 degrees in morgan hill. á6 in san francisco. what we experienced on monday, a repeat performance on wednesday. in fact, ditto thursday and friday. then we begin to juice up the numbers on saturday, bringing them back down on sunday and monday and seasonal by tuesday. this is glorious. this is great. this was sent in the sky and i talked its way near the golden gate bridge. he sent it to sharon at kbs radio. it's pretty, isn't it? how

as soon as we finish people still to roy. jones watch a game of chalk which looks like a particularly dangerous splendor volleyball and across. and then it was joyful don't sing. and. dance in this is what the festival is really all about so it's for the next generation oh no need to get together and practice those traditions of their ancestors have been carrying on for centuries it's a village celebration and i knew all the everyone in the community to get together and really celebrate their culture the worst may be a long way from moscow but it's worth the effort to get here is out close to russia's forest has a rich history collection the cares about the city and the future of its environment. wealthy british. market finiteness. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cars or there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our cheap. download the official location on the phone the i pod touch from the i choose ups to. life on the go. video on demand ke

roy halladay did the rest. phils can't wait for the postseason to start. they beat the reds. tigers and royals needed extra innings. ramon santiago, maybe one of the smallest guys on the roster, but he carried a big bat. tigers won it 2-1. >>> college football, the ncaa has suspended eight players from the miami hurricanes football team for taking improper benefits from booster shapiro. one is jacory harris. he'll miss the season opener against maryland. >>> lebron james. chris paul, kevin durant and carmelo anthony hit an exhibition game. durant scored 59, but it might as well have been 100 because there was no defense, and the game was all for fun. never has a lockout looked so good. >>> finally, the stanley cup making its summer tour with the bruins. michael ryder brought the trophy to his hometown in newfoundland. set it on the table. down goes stanley. the fall dented the rim of the cup. michael ryder is no longer with the bruins, but he certainly left his mark. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> hockey fans screaming "no!" . the self-