tennis or football but not rugby. >>reporter: but the people behind thosperous city centers or out in the countryside. in other words they definitely don't come from neighborhoods like this one. >>reporter: france hosted the last rugby world cup in 2007. and even though thousands of loyal fans followed thenational team's progress towards the semi finals - the event did not make a breakthrough into france's immigrant population. french rugby authorities say that will only happen when the zidane of french rugby emerges from one of their france hosted the last rugby world cup in 2007. and even though thousands of loyal fans followed thenational team's progress towards the semi finals - the event did not make a breakthrough into france's immigrant population. french rugby authorities say that will only happen when the zidane of french rugby emerges from one of their neighborhoods. >>batut: the day when we have succeeded in finding a few star individuals emerging from a troubled estate then we will have finally made the br

why not try rugby? as tyler reports, it's a fast growing sport that a lot of kids are getting a kick out of. >> play rugby usa is an after-school program founded by mark griffin. he's had an interesting career before starting the program. >> yeah, it's been a bit of a muddle. i played semi-professionally in england for a team over there until 1999, then actually came over here with a bank at the time. and spent the last seven or so years -- yeah, the next seven or so years over here banking. >> in 2006, mark decided to retire from banking. he started up the play rugby program fulltime to give kids in the u.s. an opportunity to play the game he loves so much. >> the number one thing is it's fun. and i think, again, 'cause it's new, it's a level playing field. so, everybody has a place on the team. so, it's fun and it's all inclusive. and i think they're the most important things. but those lead to the kids really getting engaged in the program and really, really working. teamwork, discipline, is a big pa

in japan, a story of how a huge grain population is spending their golden years from rugby players from tv journalists, even a 74-year-old porn star. >>> from the world's leading reporters and analysts, here is what's happening from around the world. this is "worldfocus." made possible, in part, by the following funders -- >>> good evening. i'm martin savidge. we begin tonight with iran, which continues to deal with political pressures and dessent from both within and outside of the country. after iran's disputed election the country's supreme leader endorsed the declared victor. ayatollah ali khamenei gave his blessing to mahmoud ahmadinejad andta clears the way for ahmadinejad to be sworn in on wednesday for a second term. but later, there were reports of new clashes in tehran, between security forces and protesters who oppose ahmadinejad. as you may have heard a large trial began this weekend for those arrested in the violence in the protests that followed the election. they include many prominent politicians and religious figures. in tonight's "lead focus" we hear more about the tri

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i played rugby which is a really violent sport. i played it -- this is disgusting.it for a few years and then one time you wear cleats in rugby, spiked shoes, and a man stepped on my scrotum which then started to bleed. which i then saw the blood of. and i walked off the rugby field and i literally have not played any sport since then. >> really? >> that was around 20 years ago. so, yeah, i've completely retired -- it's taken me -- i'm afraid of my penis getting detached. >> ever since then -- >> i was in my bathroom and my girlfriend took her curling iron out and i got out of the shower and i burned my penis on it. i might be potentially vulnerable in the penis area. >> wait a minute. how did that happen? >> i was leaning over to get something and it was out and i thank god it didn't burn -- there's a real possibility the hole could get shut and then i have to make a new hole, i don't know what would happen. [ laughter ] but thank god it was more -- >> well, you're a very lucky man. >> with the underside -- >> seth rogen, everybody. "funny people" opens tomorrow. w

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he is a rug by player -- rugby player. most of the guys that showed up, they would have kept move.football players or not a football player. some guys, they would have done that. >> most are not. and now, brian, he would know that they called a lot of balls for the hunters. >> a couple of quick notes on your sports menu. mcjohnson, they are coming back for the tennis in rock free part. >> all right. thank you. that is all for nine news now at six. we'll see you later tonight at 11. >> good night.

baseball, golf, crotty, a roller sports, rugby, softball, and swash, but only two will be recommended. the decision will have to date ratified in copenhagen did baseball and softball or on the schedule in beijing last year but they have been dropped for the london 2012 games. speaking on behalf of this board, the world's number one tiger woods said goals possible inclusion was long overdue. >> golf is a truly global sport and not think it should've been in the olympics awhile ago. i think that of gadahn, it will be great for golf and especially some of the other smaller countries that are not emerging in golf, i'd think it is a great way for them to compete and play and get the exposure met some of these come -- countries are getting. >> austrian doubles pair pulled out of the world badminton championships in india due to concerns about security. they withdrew from but torment following the lead of the eight- strong england team that flew home after citing a specific terrorist threat. tennis, nadal's returned to the court lasted only 36 minutes -- it was curtailed not to an injury to

saray ch s tainthtolke ceoffi about s his he aronsctic >>io this morning on west rugby is m road in monasis stunned residents.he was going ov was going over 100 miles r.anou h >> reporter: it wasn't so much the crash but who was inside the car that took folks by surprise, including officer heath oiler. >> he was shouti bywabaou bywabas in the car. >> reporter: an 8-h-ntmod ol baby girl was trapped inside this banged up car. officer oiler was doing radar when he clocked the driver of the crashed car going 45 miles an hour in a 25. when oiler tried to stop the car, he says the driver spd ed rounded a corner to edt see rounded a corner to see the wrecked car and the driver trying to run. >> he fell to the ground because of his injuries. he told me there was a baby in the back seat of the car. >> reporter: oiler jumped into action and rescued the 8-month-old girl. the impact of the crash was so forceful that it knocked down this concrete pylon. and get this, throughout the entire ordeal, the baby was asleep. >> slept through the whole thing which was a miracle. >> it's amazing to me that someon

we begin with australian rugby action. igor, the manly sea eagle mascot is brawling with a fan. igor held his own taking the fan down as security arrived. the broadcast coverage missed the top of the scuffle so we can't say what started the fight. instead we'll get the scoop straight from igor's beak. cue the plushy. >> watching the end of the game, he was in front and so then he gave him the wings and a bit of what for. >> never blinked. to japan's akita prefecture. in a followup story we brought you a few years ago you may recall the story of the chihuahua born with a coronary shaped brown bloch on his side. the dog was affectionately named heart puppy. well, heart puppy's mother recently had another litter and wouldn't you know it she popped out another dog with a heart shape on its coat. this one is called the love puppy. the puppy's owners say the recurrence of a similar shape on another puppy from the same mother must mean it's a genetic trait though they have yet to explain why the love puppy reeks of magic marker. one of these videos clearly fake but so well done we'll s

finally worst knock-out from a rugby game in australia. the players were fine. look at the ref.he second guy gets him with the knee in the melon and that is lights out. if this were a cartoon there would be birdies tweeting in a circle around his head. he had to be removed but he was fine. that is gbu for this sunday. you see new version at 5:00 and 11:00. i'm brett haber. >> that is our favor thing. thanks for joining us this morning and be tune to tune into 9 news now, morning, noon and night for the best news in town. log ton to wusa9.com because there we are always 9. you have a great week and we'll see you then. r42rpp

today, olympic leaders propose golf and rugby to be included in the summer games. the panel rejected several other sports. final vote in november. if golf is approved, he is absolutely sure tiger will play. >>> hi everybody. i'm here for the preseason opener. i was here back in december when the ravens won 24-10 in the regular season game and it was freezing. this will be a lot different. there will be no clinton portis tonight. no santana ss. no albert hainesworth? who will play? let's show you some of the guys that will get some action. redskins top pick is brian aracpo. he missed the first day of camp, but that's all he has done wrong this entire summer. he was a deferencive end at texas, but he is making the transition to linebacker and tonight is a dream come true. >> i have been watching nfl all my life. now i get to suit up in a real life game in the preseason. i'm very excited. i just want to be productive and treat it like practice where i'm lying around making plays. >> reporter: well, the microscope will be on last year's rookie receivers. kelly caught o

been lobbying for olympic inclusion since 1986 and is hoping that from a shortlist including golf, rugbylected for the 2016 games >>wezel: when it becomes eventually an olympic game, as we all hope, i think then it will definitelywill see a round the world more squash participation. >>reporter: it's certainly a very good way to work up a sweat, but quite apart from being healthy, squash would undoubtedly trump its olympic rivals if it came to judging which sport had the most unusual starting pointà >>jong: well, the fact that i'm in a confined space, surrounded by 4 fairly high walls may give you a clue as to the origins of the sport. because it wasn't invented by some bored pe teacher, or some posh public schoolboysàit was invented by the lags in a london prisonà >>reporter: one assumes the inmates in fleet prison weren't as fleet of foot as those playing todayàand as it was a debtors prison, not quite as solvent either, although when you learn that nicol david took home just 17, 000 us dollars for winning this tournament, and the biggest men's prize ever has been $31000, you can see th

we start with the good, best intervention by a mascot, plushy, the eagle from the australian rugby lead. the best part is after the game, the eagle in full costume gives an interview. >> the new england game, gave them what for. >> he didn't take his head off for the interview. they stick the microphone under the beak. best aim, the red sox play buckholtz throwing the purpose pitch high and tight to alex rodriguez, doesn't get charged with the ball because it hits his bat. a rod argues it hit him in the shoulder but clearly the replay doesn't lie. >>> best move by a mascot. simon says, with that woman on the dugout, he tries to get her to follow. but no, she is too smart to do that. he gets a kiss for his trouble. best luck in history, this texas trooper helping a motorist change his tire on a bridge. watch along the guardrail. another tire flies by his hip. it came from a 18 mealer. it grazed his gun but he was okay. that is good luck. let's go to the bad. best effort, worst results. the pirates' andy laroche makes a one handed pickup on the slow roller to third but the throw goes to h

the manley eagle from the australian rugby league. subdued him until security could arrive.but the best part of it is, the eagle in full uniform gave an interview. >> bought me wings -- he gave him a bit, don't you love how he didn't take his hat off for the interview? the red sox throwing the purpose pitch high and tight to alex rodriguez. doesn't get charged with a ball, because as you can see, it hit his back. arod tries to argue that it hit him in the shoulder. the replay doesn't lie. here's another mascot. look, he is trying to play a little. >> wait a minute. >> no, she's not buying that. she's a little too smart. best luck in the history of luck. this texas trooper helping a motorist change a tire on a bridge. watch along the guardrail as another tire wizs by his hip and nearly kills him. that second tire came off an 18 wheeler. it grazed his gun holster, but he was fine. that is lucky. we go to the best. best effort, worst results. makes a nice one handed pick up on the slow roller and throws it to home plate. he missed first base by a whole base. that is not good. b

so throwing's not allowed in our game -- >> jimmy: like rugby. >> it's not allowed.ch other or do what's called a hand pass. if you want to back up a little bit. >> jimmy: sure. >> in order to make a pass to my teammate, i have to punch the ball out of my hand like so. okay. punch it out of your hand. >> jimmy: punch it like volleyball? >> no, not that -- [ laughter ] definitely not like that. definitely not like that. has to be -- stand back. >> jimmy: stand back. now -- here we go -- >> has to be like -- >> jimmy: all right. >> okay >> jimmy: it feels almost like if you prop it like this? >> no, that's -- [ laughter ] we're going to move on. >> jimmy: we're going to move on. that's not my move. what's the other one we do? >> basically, the field is really long. it's like twice as long as an nfl pitch. and you have to bounce the ball every like 20 yards. not an easy ball to bounce. on a wooden floor, it doesn't help. but you have to bounce it like that. >> jimmy: dribble -- you have to dribble the ball on grass -- >> yeah, every 20 yards. so just go for it. >> jimmy

langdon kellogg fever when, the graduate of the denver city of california berkeley captain of the rugby team and very interesting man. in the midway battle that would take place june 4 of those six planes were the first to attack the japanese fleet. they played an important role helping convince the commander of the striking force to make a fateful decision that ultimately affected the outcome of the battle. of the 18 men who flew with h that day only two survived the attack. they were the first to arrive alone and unsupported and taking on the entire japanese fleet. i don't have time to talk about that tonight, but it's a story that deserves to be told. on the night -- and is told in the book -- on the night of june 3rd, waldron urged his men to write letters home, and last letters home, and they did. rusty canyon from mount vernon new york, this letter was found in his room after the battle to his wife. dearest braudy, this is another one of those letters i hope never gets to you unless i bring it myself and give it to you from my own hand. you might call it a note on thoughts before

the olympic committee has recommended adding gulf and rugby to the 2016 games. 35% over the 12 months ending june 30th, according to the federal agency that oversees eunice corp. we're first in business worldwide. i'm courtney reagan. >>> good morning, everyone and welcome to "the call" 90 minutes into trading, stocks fluctuating, up 20 points on the dow thanks to mixed economic numbers. we have walmart out with strong earnings but the retail sector as a whole is getting hurt based on those weak retail sales numbers. we're going to discuss just exactly where the economy is right now, and cash for clunkers, larry. >> yeah, i have a defective cash for clunkers, although i'm going down with the ship. wal-marts earnings show discounters are doing well, but will american consumer ever go back to buying full-price discretionary items in my lifetime? we'll take a look. >>> and i'm melissa francis. tomorrow is the deadline for bailed out companies to submit their compensation plans to pay czar kenneth feinberg. should feinberg sign off on guaranteed bonuses? this is the call on cnbc >>> okay.

it's a rugby style end over end punt. the 10-yard line. >> gerry: the ravens lead the redskins 6-0, after a quality sam cook punt, one of the regulars who will play all four quarters. he's the only punter on the ravens roster this year. what a punter he has turned out to be. the former nebraska cornhusker, last year led the nfl in dropping punts inside the 10- yard line. last year he dropped 18 punts inside the 10-yard line. tonight he puts one just outside the 10. the redskins will start this drive on their 11-yard line. scott collins will hand off to marcus, he had nowhere to go as knack mora comes up to make the stop. when you have a hunter like sam cook who does more than just punt it, it really gives you a strategic edge. >> stan: he can also hit the long ones. he can hit 70-yard punts. he's done that. he has the ravens record long punt. he can do both, and that makes you really valuable which is why he got a new contract. >> gerry: now the completion out across the 20-yard line to devin thomas. thomas will have a fi

and they put their shoders against each oer in rugby style, see whoan push the other over the line.for reblicans, it's absolutely unacceable. for a lot of docrats, it's secrly unacceptable. >> moys: what do you mean? >> well, i think there a a lot of things thatemocrats from nservative states pretend to be in far of to keep in good order with the nationaparty, ile counting on the republicans toake it imssible to happen. when they have demratic jorities, they then quietly defect because they don't believe in it ther. >> moyers: so you're saying public option isot politically feasib? >> no, i saying it's not acceable to conservatives. >> moyers: what about you? you've broken wi conservatism in thirespect. >> i am not an unohodox conservative. i think i'm a calm conseative. right noi think a lot of... their blood is up. they want to win this fight. >> moyers: is that w we're seeinghese protests, these loud, raucous protts? >> wl, let's distinguish betwn the people who are in those halls, who i think are many..who, as i say, are people w have a good government pn in medicare and are anx

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those sports are golf and rugby.ose sports that would now be out are baseball, softball, karate, squash, and roller sports. by the way, tiger woods said that he would play if this was eventually ratified. this has to be now approved until october when the ioc full membership meets and it meets to get a majority approval there. but tiger woods said he would play in a 72-stroke match play kind of in the 2016 olympics. he would be 40, so assuming that he's not retired by then. guys, back to you. >> darren, jim cramer and i -- you weren't privy to the discussions that we have had over the years. i think it's important to point out that golf is not a sport. >> oh, competitive eating is a sport, mark. >> it is a game but it is not a sport. >> squaush is a sport. >> they sweat. no, we'll have -- we're going to have to have this -- >> la, la, la. >> we'll have the discussion off the air. >> thank you, darren rovell. >> squash is a sport. try walking up the stairs. >> but golf? give me a break. it's not a sport. it's a game.

considering adding rugby and softball. they will take a final vote in october. brian: wow.was too good. what time do you get up in the morning to intern? >> 1:30. brian: what mode of transportation do you take? >> the long island railroad. brian: and then? >> and then i walk from 34th street to 48th. brian: this is your second internship. you were a fan of the show as a child. >> yes. brian: when chris chulo was coming into his own. self-way past his peak now. have you done unbelievable job. >> thank you. brian: proud of iona by the way. let's talk about the history. with your dad. this is the first time in the picture with your dad and i'm diagnosely up right there. there i am. and that's 1975. and then we go back. i think i have another photo there again, the same pose. they always make the golly get down in the native american style position. >> my dad is here. and i think you just huehumiliad him. brian: up until that moment he always wore his suits with arm pants in it just as homage to years as a golly. how many years do you have left of school. >> two more years. bri

. >> dave: tiger, most kids your age or on a soccer field may be playing rugby or foot of your wife behair is being blown back. can you show me with your hands in your cheeks with interface look like when you're up there question mark. >> like this is a bit but it is. >> clayton: that's exactly what i thought it would look like area. >> dave: zoe, what is your device to anyone who wants to pick up wing walking or if they even want their young kate-year-old to try it? >> i think it's a great life experience to take on something you are afraid of. i think that will stay with them throughout life or had i think it's a great thing he has done and i'm really proud. >> clayton: all right, tiger. davis with your impression of your cheeks again here? >> dave: well done, tiger. >> clayton: tiger brewer world record setter with the wing walking attempt. an eight-year-old. thanks guys would appreciate it this morning. >> thank you smac thanks. >> dave: coming up on the show ran new audio released in the aftermath of a tarmac nightmare. >> dave: find out what else the pilot said to try to get the

>> it's "top chef," a little culinary rugby. >> john, is any of that real? is it staged?cooking for 200 people, so we were already many minutes into it. you know how the television -- >> there is also pressure when you're trying to do something right. >> yeah, yeah. i have three dynamite sous-chefs that were into it and there was 200 people. >> and they don't have respect for the elderly anymore, is that what you're saying? >> oh, michael! >> just kidding. what are we making today? >> a salad, right? >> a great summer salad. this is one of the dishes i had on "top chef" early to get me this far. this is a citrus dressing. lemons -- >> peel and everything. >> just like with carrot juice. >> there's so many vitamins in that and so much good stuff in the pulp. >> exactly, and there's tons. >> there's a machine for everything these days. look at that. >> whoa, whoa! >> okay, that's nuts! >> that was like me last night. sorry. i'm not well, all right? >> what else are you grinding up in there, just oranges? >> oranges and lemons and shallots. i'll pretend i didn't hear that. >