and what a season for tony stewart. remember, left the joe gibbs racing team it start this year, became part owner of the stewart-haas racing team. a lot of folks weren't sure he would make the chase. now he's going to be the number two seed going into the championship. not only that, got both team cars in the chase, ryan newman is tenth seed as well. >> tony stewart has proven a lot of things. they could win, contest for the championship and by the way, you get both cars. what does this feel like, you're an owner going into the chase with two cars? >> it's an awesome feeling. i can't take the credit. i have to give credit to gene haas and joe custer and rick hendrick for his support and everybody at hendrick engine shop and chassis shop and everybody at stewart haas racing. the guys have really, really busted their tails all winter to get us into this position this year. i couldn't be more proud of a group people than everybody at stewart haas. >> you had the pick of the litter, any driver you wanted in this car, how a

that was tony stewart in 2005. >> it does not matter what did you last week. it doesn't matter what you did the last 26 weeks. this is a second chance here. this is a new beginning, and you know, you can't look at last season and say who is going to be in the chase this year. you can't look at the first part of the season and say who is going to be strong in the last ten. it's not lip service. i mean, it really has the field that any 12 can win this thing. that's good for me. i want to be that guy. >> you have ten weeks you have to be flawless, and every one of us know that. and so all of us prepared the best we can to make ten perfect weeks. >> i've been it for three years, and i haven't won it the three years. i know what not to do. you can't let one race get you down or bother you. you mean, you can go on a roll here in these last ten races. >> going to do my best each and every lap, and that's no different the last ten races than the first 26. just look forward to the opportunity. loudon has been a good track for us. >> i don't think there's anybody strong

i mentioned bill stewart, a lifelong assistant. never a high-fro file coordinator.high-profile coach in rich rodriguez. >> mark: one more look at it. >> bob: i think that's obviously -- noel devine was down before that football came out. let's look at bill stewart one of the really nice guys, mark, in college football and then all of a sudden that works against you when you're head coach because the first thing they say -- >> mark: too nice. >> bob: too nice, 9-4 last year, off to a good start this year. >> referee: after further review the runner was down before the ball came loose. it will be west virginia's ball, please reset the game clock to seven seconds. >> bob: now you wonder -- >> mark: seven? >> bob: west virginia with no time-outs. aush sta auburn starts that clock. if they do with a hail mary that will be the worst decision auburn has ever made. >> mark: brown down the middle. completes it. they're going to run out of time. sanders down to the 20 yard line. the first half that saw west virginia look dominant early in the game and then auburn courtesy of

neil: martha stewart, thank you.vinced he will get republican support behind the health-care bill. >> this is a good bill. this is a balanced bill. it can pass the senate. neil: well, senator max baucus does not have any doubts. my next guest, the senator from delaware joins me. good to have you. thanks for coming. >> a neil, good to be here. thanks. neil: where do you think this dance? -- this stands? >> it is there and balance. it is being criticized -- it is fair and balanced. max is calling it a very good starting point, and i think he is right. neil: both sides have been ubiquitous in their comments, but let me ask you about the idea here -- it does not have a public option. that would apparently be a nonstarter. not to have it in the house. how do you ever get to the point of reconciling this? >> we actually did this about five years ago, and the issue was the medicare prescription drug program, and there are those that talked about having the prescription drug programs in all of the states and to let these sen

stewart, what requirements do we have to meet? item and the same food items and of course it must be edible. >> very good. we have done all those things. were you in mexico when they set the record? >> unfortunately, not. my colleagues were there and we can verify it was 109 pounds. >> well, we'll break that record tonight. >> take that back to england or wherever you're from. we're required to have an expert in weights and measure to make sure our scale is calibrated and working properly. pedro is everything working properly? >> yes. >> who are you rooting for, mexico or the united states? >> mexico and the united states. >> no, no, you must choose a side, pedro. who are you rooting for, mexico or the united states? >> the united states. >> the united states. [ cheers and applause ] all right. so for frame of reference, guillermo get up here. we need to weigh you, because i want to see if this weighs more than guillermo and guillermo weighs in at 208.8 pounds. congratulations, guillermo. what do you think about that? >> i don't t

and why is martha stewart slamming jessica?paula slamming ellen for swiping her gig at "american idol," or is this all just in good fun? plus, more stories breaking from the showbiz news ticker. tv's most provocative entertainment news show continues right now. >>> welcome back to "showbiz tonight." it is 30 minutes past the hour. i'm a.j. hammer broadcasting tonight and every night from new york city. tonight, oprah now revealing why oprah won't marry. in a rare and candid interview, oprah winfrey is revealing what she never revealed before. there is outrage tonight over what oprah said and her take on marriage. oprah opens up about what she really thinks and why she may never get hitched to her longtime boyfriend, stedman graham. >>> and paula abdul strikes back. >> good evening, everyone. i'm paula abdul and this is not "american idol". >> the dancing diva returned last night on the return of the vh1 show "divas live," and in her first tv gig since she left "american idol," paula wasted no time spoofing ellen degeneres who g

rory stewart may know afghanistan better than any other westerner. a professor and director of the carr center for human rights policy at harvard university, stewart is a former british soldier and foreign service officer. his expertise on the region has gained him the ear of secretary of state hillary clinton, u.s. special envoy richard holbrooke, and the u.s. senate, where last week he testified before the senate foreign relations committee. back in 2002, shortly after the start of the war in afghanistan, stewart traveled the entire country by foot, a death-defying, 6000-mile trek chronicled in his book "the places in between." rory stewart, welcome to the journal. >> thank you very much. >> sherr: let me start by asking, what in heavens name made you decide to walk across afghanistan, at a time when there was a war on? >> i didn't... i really believe that in order to talk about a country you need to spend time in villages, because this is a country where 80%, 90% of the population live in villages, and if you spend your time in an embassy compound

. >>> stocks stride, china steams, and a new deal from martha stewart.our early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, it's what you and your friends talked about yesterday. and it is no different backstage. the entertainment world reacts to kanye west's boorish behavior. >>> the patriots rally, the yankees steal one, and a stunning finish to the u.s. open. you're watching early today. back to "early today," everyone, i'm dan kloeffler and here are your top headlines this tuesday morning. >>> taking a break from his health care pitch, president obama was on wall street yesterday with some stern warnings for investors. a year after the collapse of lehman brothers, he told them not to revert back to the "reckless behavior" that led to the economic crisis. also urged them not to block new laws aimed at tighter regulation of the financial industry. >>> a new poll shows that when it comes to health insurance by far most doctors support president obama's preference to give patients a public option for insurance coverage. the survey found that

tony stewart, by the way l. start on the outside front row. vico situation where he scraped the wall in the garage area. >> a little trouble on the track. right rear quarter panel is okay. you see them working on the front of the car. they're replacing the entire splitter. we know it will cost a lot of time. remember, i reported at the top, they needed every minute of this practice because they had an issue in practice yesterday so this team feverishly working to get brian vickers back out. >> brian's sitting in the car and looking at the at some of the numbers from the engineer si will show you what's happening here. >> the inside car there got loose and out of the groove. >> he's lucky he didn't get even more damage. >> how about the lost time here? we were talking in commercial ago how important it is -- you guys were saying how important it is to be on the track for every minute of this final session. >> sometimes you just have to do what you have to do. if they need to change the splitter, they need to do it now so they get time on the ra

. >> clayton: the domestic diva under fire, targeting by her own daughter alexis stewart tells us whyhe is making mom the butt of her jokes, our slowing ban fr from erika, "fox & friends," gets into the muck, i didn't vote in the straw poll but i'm all for huck. >> announcer: it's "fox & friends." >> dave: good sunday morning, to you all! coming up on the show, bertha lewis, the head of acorn, who is much under fire, this week, speaking to "fox news sunday," chris wallace. we'll have what she told chris coming up and we'll analyze that with john fund from the "wall street journal." >> clayton: and we at fox news are following a breaking story, as we said we have breaking news, and the new york city terror alert we have been following, the chief suspect in that terror plot, now under arrest this morning, along with his father, and another man, joining us from denver, this morning, is alicia acuna with the latest. this morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys, the three men arrested were naijbullah zazi and his father, a citizen of the u.s. and a new york man, and all three according to

marsha stewart. marsha, thank you for being with us. tell me about your sister. this seems highly uncharacteristic of her to just disappear, fall off the map. >> it is. it's not like her to just take off and drive through the middle of the night to go to mexico. it's my understanding there was a gas charge on her credit card in the city of el centro, which is a city that's right before the border. nothing in between. she has a hummer that gets eight miles to the gallon. there was no gas-up in merced. she would have had to gas up several times to get there. she called mom the next morning or that morning, which was february 9th. and said she was in mexico. she would be home on the 11th. next thing i know i get a call from the sheriff's department on the 12th at noon saying randy came back and said karen went missing in mexico. and so we went down to the sheriff's department. they had stated fbi was involved. but i had been in contacting with kate barton of the consulate, and she stated fbi is not involved in this. >> miss stewart, hold on one moment. everyone, wit

take it away, meredith. >> tastes so good. >> martha stewart and alexis stewart, thank you very much. next, the boy who caught >>> we are back at 8:45. this morning on "today's health," a misunderstood and rarely talked about childhood disorder that could be caused by a simple infection. nbc's chief medical editor dr. nancy snyderman has the story of one mother's fight to save her son. >> reporter: sammy is a talented math student who loves the water and sailed through fifth grade with honors. he even hosted the annual fifth grade party. >> i'm really happy. >> at the end of the party, one of the kids came up to sammy and said, "sammy, you throw a great party." >> but just three weeks later, sammy's life started to go terribly wrong. >> he was walking around outside with his eyes shut holding his hands in front of him, as if he were blind. that was the first thing i noticed that was odd. >> reporter: and it didn't end there. every day, a new, strange, compulsive behavior popped up. the diagnosis, obsessive compulsive disorder or ocd. >> diagnoses just never made sense to me. i had a n

her friend, alana stewart said she knew it had to come from the hospital. >> she'd go to get an eye exam and it would be in "the enquirer" that she was going blind and then she'd go to the gynecologist for pap smear and it would say she had a hysterectomy. it was always greatly exaggerated. she said once in an interview that "the national enquirer" caused her more stress than the cancer. it just infuriated her, you know? she felt so violated. >> stewart documents the invasion of privacy in her new book "my journey with farrah" and farah's story. >> it had been three months since i had been declared cancer free. >> she said fawcett was so frustrated and she personally picked up the phone and called lawanda jackson. what did she say to her? >> she wanted to get the truth in her, that this woman had given information to "the enquirer," and i don't know what exactly whey said in the conversation, but i think jackson was really shocked when suddenly she had farrah fawcett on the phone calling her. farrah really didn't feel that she was the main culprit. she felt like "the enquirer" was even m

this is big. >> martha stewart celebrates the handmade and homemade. "the martha's to work shoat" -- "the martha stewart showed" premiers next week and 11:00 a.m. i love your show. i understand you are launching a new monthly statements -- monthly segment called "american treasures." >> we have so many things we of discover that are incredible national gems. architecture, experimental architecture, botanical gardens, endangered sites. we thought we would to of monthly feature by paying a visit to these beautiful places. our first visit is to skylab's, the former home of cancer and eleanor ford. he was the designer and revolutionary automotive genius, a son of henry ford. >> i am sure it is breathtaking. >> it is. it is an amazing place. i know about it because i am now the under-caretaker. it is a good view into a private world. we are going to be doing a lot of those things. we have a lot of the theme shows, which are very popular with our one show on the 18th is a hamburger shop. it teaches you how to make the very best delicious hamburgers. >> i am

we'll ask martha stewart what the rules are. and you'll meet the man who came up with this classic design and get an unprecedented behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life of this american institution. so sit back, relax and enjoy the ultimate power lunch. as we celebrate 50 years of the four seasons restaurant. >> it's 12:00 in new york city. lunch time, and people have choices. lots of them. for many of the city's rich and famous, this is their choice. the four seasons restaurant. this is their haven. where they are made to feel at home. >> it's a wonderful restaurant and i've been coming here for years and they are wonderful people. who could be anything but happy and i'm grab able to work for them. >> this restaurant has maintained the aura of quality, which is very intriguing. >> the thing about a great restaurant is that the it's not just the food, you know. it's the environment that people create, the feeling that people create in the room. and it's always had this sort of wonderful, it always feels like a wonderful pl

stewart. a strange few days in new york.ht it was the yankees and blue jays. >> don't forget kanye west. you can throw him in there. in the old days old yankee stadium was the site of some great boxing matches. on tuesday they got a taste for baseball style pugilism. aaron hill, hit square between the shoulders. ouch! second blue jay batter hit. he takes his base. home half of the inning. jesse carlson, throws behind posada, and the yankee catcher is like, hey, bro, what's the deal? so the benches clear a little bit. trust me. this is just a prelim. the main event still to come. gardner, good piece of hitting. he sends it to right. here comes posada to score. watch as he crosses home plate. a little chicken wing there and makes contact with carlson. he says, i, too, can talk the smack. then pushing pushing and shovin, benches clear. the yankees say they're cutting ticket prices next season. they might want to reconsider, fans are getting a game and a fight. both carlson and o'sad da ejected. the yankees fall 0-4. roy hallada

it is a joint program between jeb stewart high school. it identifies at risk students who are capable of succeeding in school and enrolls them in higher level courses and provides them skills to enroll into college. this has only been around for four years. it is going into its fifth year now. there are 200 students total in the program right now. they only had two graduating classes, but already they have a very impressive success rate. so far, every graduate has gone on to a two-year or four-year college. a great deal of added success has to do with eric welsh. take a listen. >> what we do every year is we ask our faculty, who are some of the students who they got more individual attention, socially, in terms of developing organizational skills, they would shine. they need more guidance, that's who we target. >> reporter: eric is not alone. there are seven avid teachers in this program. we are going to be catching up with them in a little bit. angie, let's send it back to you. >> thank you so much, kristen. the nationals hope for better

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don't miss my interview with nascar superstar tony stewart where he reveals what danica told him. hello, everybody, i'm brian wilson and this is america's news headquarters. this just in. after revealing the existence of a secret nuclear facility this week, iran now says its elite revolutionary guard will stage a missile defense exercise tomorrow. julie kirtz has more on the tough talk that's flying between the leaders of iran and the united states. hello, julie. >> hi, brian, iran's top nuclear official says that iran will open up the newly revealed nuclear site to u.n. inspectors. he did not say when, appearing on state-run tv today he said the date of the inspection could be worked out later, with the u.n. watch dog. he also said this about international outrage over the revelation that iran has a new facility and is hiding that. here is what he said. >> we are in a state of shock and surprise because we really don't know what to do anymore. should we announce our facilities or not. whatever approach we take, we come to see that the future of gratitude is absent in western gove

thank you so much, martha stewart. you can watch the premiere of her show on monday, a september 14, at 1in0:00ri.m agh. het on abc 7. still ahead, bryan will have a final look at 00 >> the tribute to my god jackson and originally set for this month in vienna has been put on hold. organizers say the event will be held in london next june because to many top performers had scheduling conflicts. hickey artists including mary j blige report link cannot attend. no word yet on where this tribute will be held in london. and it finally did this dreary friday unless you're down south. >> yes, we will start with the radar. there's still a couple showers, but mainly to the north and east. te will not beti thoodrif tng mu more to the south. juit tt ie the airport to go into baltimore. ut the visual li anelatpiteliqu piquancy the well-defined of the storm. you can see cyee clearing at the lt the woodstock and down into hea.thre a ere, southwest ofwest of h ksed.ericrgbu you can get into the sun down the road. the rest of us are un

." >>> which reality tv star got the cold shoulder from martha stewart? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, pamploma, eat your heart out. nothing can top nebraska's running of the weiners. today." we've had outstanding weather for the last several days, but we are finding showers creeping into western new york and northwestern pennsylvania. new york today, and increasing cloud cover, highs at 80, boston, 76, still a storm chance in the southeast. but things do get better tomorrow. partly cloudy in atlanta, getting a chance to dry out there, high's at 85. atlanta for your eastern event of the day. if you're watching us on wxia at the petting zoo, you don't get to just see the animals, you can get a hands on experience with goats, sheep, and of course, the pigs. and that's your eastern event of the day. that's a day well spent. >> just wash your hands. >> exactly. >> thanks, ryan. >>> and now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> how are things working out for the kids after jon minus kat

even dog lover martha stewart ragged on her, but tonight martha realizes that was not a good thing. what she said on her show. i said that she should have been watching her dog more closely, but i feel very, very sorry for anybody that loses a pet. jessica, i hope you find your pet, but if you don't, i'm really sorry that you lost one. steven, are you with me? this is what i would have expected martha to say in the first place and not the mean thing that she said to jessica. >> yeah, you think an ex-con would be a little more sensitive to people losing a pet. just going to throw that out there. she should have said that's really awful and she also shouldn't have said, go out and buy another pet. i think that was the most insensitive remark she made. should have watched it more closely, yeah, duh. but buy a new one and love it? >> and there are reports that jessica is having a really hard time getting over the loss of daisy. you can certainly understand that. she had daisy for six years. do you think jessica should just accept this apology and move on? >> first of all, i don't know w

brian doherty of stewart- peterson. the government came out with a last report before we get into mid-harvest so we know what's going on. what did the report really tell us, brian? >> not much. it gave us a surprise of corn- ending stocks dropping 133 million bushels 1.635. that's slightly supportive number. as a hole whole, the report confirmed expectations for good yield in corn. 43.3 for bean t did tell us we have a good crop on tap just waitling for -- waiting for more weather and time. >> the weather, everybody is waiting for the big frost which may not happen. we're still going to get a good yield it looks like at this point in time. >> yeah t-looks like it. markets certainly been trade that go way. pushing the marks down, down, down based on a big crop coming. the usage is pretty strong. going forward, you're going to need this crop. >> last time you were here, about 6-8 weeks ago, you just kept talking about prices are going to go up and up and up. what changed that thought? >> more acres with grapes. so, the su

. >>> and sierra mist, mountain dew, even stewart's root beer, it's all going to feel it. there's word this morning there could be a tax on your soda. we're going to explain that. if you're one of those people that likes diet coke as opposed to coffee first thing in the morning. >> a lot of people out there talking about it. >>> let's look at the weather with justin berk. >> good morning. 6:31. on this thursday morning. as we like to call it here, friday eve, we've got ourselves a little bit of a wet start. we try to focus on it a little bit because we've had heavy rapes recently. right now -- rains recently. right now just drizzle around the area, 58 bel air and monkton. 58 in brooklyn park. 61 in brooklyn park. in howard county, it's just beginning to enter our area, on maryland's most powerful doppler radar coming from the 270 stretch on montgomery county, mount airy is getting it, just light rain moving to columbia and ellicott city. west side of the beltway gets it first. we expect to have showers and then light rain throughout the day with a cool east wind, our two-d

former joe gibbs driver tony stewart, one ever the main attractions -- one of the main attractions andurrent driver also drawing some attention. he said the pleasure of this visit was all his. >> it's the least we can do as far as all of us coming up here and seeing these guys. for everything they've done us for, we should be very appreciative for what they do. it's really neat. met a lot of cool people. heard a lot of different stories so it was neat. >> lagano and stewart were two of six sprint cup drivers that visited with the patients today. they will race in dover this weekend. i'm dave feldman. shawn will be back to wrap up the edge right after this. more d more, the quality of our lives depends on our connecons. access to higspeed internet, at home and on the go, is no longer a luxury. it's how our children access education. it's h we find jobs discover information, and connect with familand friends. it's the arthat drives innovation, crees investment, and builds a stronger economy. o shape a better tomorrow, at&t is investing n america's fu - working to create an internet that'

have you asked jon stewart this question?m other end of the spectrum. >> couric: do you consider yourself more like jon stewart than, say, a journalist? >> i consider myself... i'm not an a journalist. i'm an opinion guy. >> couric: and there are plenty of opinions about him. for his followers, he's an escape valve for their simmering anger and disillusionment. for his detractors, he's fanning the flames of ignorance and rage. but for now, people can agree on this: he's the most talked about talker around. glenn beck's new book "arguing with idiots" is published by simon & schuster which is owned by cbs. to see my complete conversation with beck, you can watch my new web show, it's called at katie couric, and you can find it cbsnews.com. coming up next, he's one of the most powerful members of congress. why did the aforementioned charles rangel underreport his assets by more than a million dollars? the osteoporosis treatment my doctor gives me once a year. my doctor says one iv of reclast can help protect me while i'm on-the-

stewart.trange few days in new york, first serena, then roger federer, and then the yankees and blue jays. >> don't forget kanye west. >> back in the old days yankee stadium was the site of some great boxing matches. aaron hill, hits square between the shoulders. ow! second blue jay batter hit. he takes his base. home half of the inning. jesse carlson, throws behind here say posada. and they yankee catch are is like, hey, bro? what's the deal? the benches clear a little bit. trust me. this is just the prelim. later in the inning. o'sad at -- posada at second. here comes posada to score. watch as he crosses home plate. a little chicken win there and makes contact with carlson. he says, too can talk the smack. that's when all heck breaks lose. pushing, shoving, benches clear. carlson has a big knot on his head. the yankees say they're cutting ticket prices. they might want to reconsider because at this rate the fans are getting a fame and the fight. both carlson and posada ejected. the yankees f

stewart.training few -- strange few days in new york, first serena, then federer, and the yankees and blue days. >> and throw kanye west in as well. tuesday, new yankee stadium got a taste of baseball style pugilism. eighth inning. aaron hill, hit square between the shoulders. ow! second blue jay batter hit on the inning. he takes his base. home half of the inning. carlson, the connecticut native, throws behind posada, and the yankee catcher is like, hey, what's the deal? so the benches clear a little bit. this is just a prelim. later in the inning. o'sad na at second. gardner, good piece of hitting. here comes posada to score. watch as he crosses home plate. a little chicken wing there and makes contact with carlson. and that's when all heck breaks lose. pushing, shoving, benches clear, carlson has a big knot on his head. the yankees are cutting ticket prices. but they might want to reconsiderment the fans are getting a game and a fight. posada and carlson are both ejected. roy halladay impro

home depot and martha stewart living are teaming up. it will distribute an exclusive line of home imovement products including patio furniture. martha stewart says this has the potential to be her largest business ever in terms of annual retail sales. we will find out today how the retailers are doing. there will be a report on august retail sales. the forecast is looking for a nearly 2% gain in sales. it will be the biggest since january of 2006. we'll also get a report on producer prices. take a look at stock index futures, indicating a lower open. this follows losses in europe. in asia, there is a mixed close over there. that is your business news. live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, i am linda bell. doug and alison, back to you. >> linda, thank you very much. >>> the news continues. >> in our next half hour, it is another busy day for the white house. we have the latest on the president's plan. >> you do not know what can happen. you could be here today and gone tomorrow. >> a local student was struck by a car. >> live in th

stewart.trange few days in new york, first serena, then roger federer, and then the yankees and blue jays. >> don't forget kanye west. >> back in the old days yankee stadium was the site of some great boxing matches. aaron hill, hits square between the shoulders. ow! second blue jay batter hit. he takes his base. home half of the inning. jesse carlson, throws behind here say posada. and they yankee catch are is like, hey, bro? what's the deal? the benches clear a little bit. trust me. this is just the prelim. later in the inning. o'sad at -- posada at second. here comes posada to score. watch as he crosses home plate. a little chicken win there and makes contact with carlson. he says, too can talk the smack. that's when all heck breaks lose. pushing, shoving, benches clear. carlson has a big knot on his head. the yankees say they're cutting ticket prices. they might want to reconsider because at this rate the fans are getting a fame and the fight. both carlson and posada ejected. the yankees f

tony stewart got caught. it just triggered a chain reaction.hepard: dated affect any of the leaders in this race? >> it happened toward the back of the field. the leaders tend to be up front more often than usual that was not as much of a problem. tony stewart's car was involved and he took some damage. shepard: it was good to talk to you. thank you. massive flooding has left more than 100 people dead. the number is expected to rise. rescuers are asking for help, saying that they are running short on resources and time. or a tropical storm dumped more than a month's worth of rain in more than 12 hours. that is next. shepard: a little perspective on the unique challenges in the war in afghanistan. in part because of the terrain and the taliban getting help from neighbors including iran the top u.s. commander saying that success will cause -- will need more troops. general stanley mcchrystal says that the only way to get -- the only way to win is to get the support of the afghan people. >> if the people are against us, we cannot be successful. if

we offer expert analysis from kordell stewart and shaun king.ickoff is september 5th, 3:00 eastern on espnews. >> notable games this saturday. >> green wave just six wins >> green wave just six wins the last two seasons, taking on tulsa in a conference u.s.a. battle. first quarter, golden hurricane up 3-0, you can add a couple more points, g.j. kinne, play action, 15-yard touchdown, quarterback had 77 yards rushing. first play of tulane's ensuing possession, joe kemp's pass picked off, tulane down to the five yard line, tulsa would score on the next play to make it 17-0. fourth quarter, damaris jackson fields the punt, 66 yards -- he is gone for the score. tulsa, they've now won five straight against the green wave making them looking more like a little splash. >> round one, deutsche bank championship from t.p.c. boston. second of four fedexcup events, tiger woods the leader in the fedexcup points standings, knocks down the birdie putt on 14, moves to even par. he struggled from short distance, though -- tiger missed five birdie putts inside 12

bill stewart in his second year as head coach looking to make a statement. great. but put a ring of cheese in the crust and...jackpot! (anouncer) introducing pizza hut's new stuff crust pan pizza. your favorite pan piz with a jackpot of melted cheese in the crut. a large one toppinis just $10.99. >> mark: welcome back, everyone, to espn prime time. west virginia leading by seven after the missed extra point a few moments ago by tyler bitancurt but an impressive opening drive using up a little over three minutes on the clark and noel devine with his career high third touchdown of the night. >> bob: amazing how jarrett brown totally under the radar because of pat white, he's every bit as elusive as a runner as pat white. you just never really had a chance to see it on a consistent basis. >> mark: waited four long years. terrell zachery for them. he stepped out of bounds at the 81 yard line. >> referee: number 43, ten-yard penalty, first down. >> mark: back to davie jones locker. >> bob: when a guy is first named head coach there is a bit of a honeymoon period where e

tony stewart on hand to thank wounded warriors for their service. it wasn't just drivers, it was their cars, too. this soldier marveling at all the seat belts in ryan newman's ride. the baby of the group was posting for pictures. this is joe gibbs' racing prodigy joey logano. maybe the most popular subject on hand here, the 20 car belonging to tony stewart. smoke says he was more than honored to visit walter reed. >> you can't put a price on what sacrifices these soldiers made for us. to be able to come here for an afternoon and spend time with them and say thank you is worth the whole trip for us. at the same time, it's a reality check of how good, not just us as race car drivers, but americans in general, how good we have it, no matter how bad a day we think we are having. you come here and see what these soldiers are going through to go through rehab. they are having a lot worse days than we are. their attitude is a thousand times better about it. >> this is the least we can do as far as coming up here to see these guys. we should be very appreci

olson, robinson, stewart, those guys inside. there's chris stewa. watch the center and the guard, chris stewart coming around and trevor robinson put the ball in his gap. so that's a pretty good offensive line play. >> tom: michael floyd walking to the notre dame locker room. it's third down and goal. three tight ends. clausen fumbled. scramble for it. >> pat: good hustle by allen, i think who recovered it. >> tom: armando allen. and at the bottom of that file -- >> pat: you just wonder how much that toe of clausen is bothering him, trying to push out away from center, tom. enever had it. had a chance to get it and uldn't. armando allen scrambling around, able to cradle it as he's piled on. it sets up a tausch field goal attempt. 22-yard attempt by the freshman, nick tausch. tausch boots it up, and it goes through. so nick tausch hits the 22-yard field goal and the irish settle for three to up their lead to 16-10. now let's go to jimmy roberts in our new york studio for an adt game break. >> all right, tom. thanks very much. here with the adt game b

we offer expert analysis from kordell stewart and shaun king.ff is september 5th, 3:00 eastern on espnews. >> notable games this saturday. >> green wave just six wins >> green wave just six wins the last two seasons, taking on tulsa in a conference u.s.a. battle. first quarter, golden hurricane up 3-0, you can add a couple more points, g.j. kinne, play action, 15-yard touchdown, quarterback had 77 yards rushing. first play of tulane's ensuing possession, joe kemp's pass picked off, tulane down to the five yard line, tulsa would score on the next play to make it 17-0. fourth quarter, damaris jackson fields the punt, 66 yards -- he is gone for the score. tulsa, they've now won five straight against the green wave making them looking more like a little splash. >> round one, deutsche bank championship from t.p.c. boston. second of four fedexcup events, tiger woods the leader in the fedexcup points standings, knocks down the birdie putt on 14, moves to even par. he struggled from short distance, though -- tiger missed five birdie putts inside 12 feet

even liberals like jon stewart are outraged over the situation. stewart asking where is the media? >> where were the real reporters on this story? you know what? , investigative media give me camera three. where the hell were you? you know who broke this story? these two. you are telling me that two kids from the cast of high school musical three can break this story with a video camera and their grandmother's chin chill la coat and you got nothing? i'm a fake journalist and i'm embarrassed these guys duped me. let's get to work, people. bill: forget it the establishment of media have little interest in exposing left wing corruption. how much damage has acorn done to the obama administration, if any? the president accepted acorn's support in the campaign, but why wouldn't he? they were all out for him. however, this story is so big, it's far beyond a community activist situation. it's now a full-blown political scandal. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. what does dick morris think of this. the author of the big best selling book catastrophe, about the mediaened a the

ian stewart the throw. todd helton at first. >> i think he realized the runner fell down. he could have ran it over there. >> you will see, buck, you mentioned, reynolds stumbles over and makes it to first base. >> wow. >> he stopped completely. >> i was just thinking, is that a hit or an error? >> an error on the bat. later in the inning, ryan roberts gets struck out. hammel with the curveball. allowed three runs on four hits in the seven. and 10-4 colorado. >> got some bat speed. >> jason giambi, only his fourth career pinch hit home run. rockies needed this one, just their second win in seven games. as we mentioned the giants are getting too close for comfort. john garland on the mound for the dodgers, facing san fran in l.a. the first batter, guess who's out in left? mannywood. and there's no roof or no -- there's daylight, but -- yeah. >> do they have -- is that a roof? >> yeah. >> you know what? outdoor baseball might not help either. >> manny -- >> brad penny has been tremendous as a giant, 3-0. 1.64 since he left the red sox. bottom one, walks casey blake to load t

i want to thank everybody here at jeb stewart high school.have all the avid teachers who are our heros this morning and the recent graduates. we have some avid students over in the stands. thanks so much for everybody being out with us. next friday, hero central is going to be on the road. we are taking high school heros to the catholic high school in hyattsville, maryland. if you want us to come to your high school, we want to hear about it. send us an e-mail to heros@wusa9.com. for now, angie, back to you. >> thank you for that spirited report, kristen fisher. now let's send it over to our favorite weather cheerleader, howard bernstein. give us a cheer. >> maybe they are cheering about the weekend forecast after the dreariness of the last couple of days. in spite of the fact we have drizzle out there this morning. this afternoon, we have a chance for peeks of sunshine. it will be warmer. yesterday, 67. today 77. tomorrow sunny and 76 and sunday, mostly sunny, 78. so the skins, the terrapins, the frederick county fair is all looking good for

stewart, begin with you. there is a brazil ad company that the world wildlife fund hired to get a point across about the earth and why was that dumb? >> because they are exploiting 9/11 to make a political point of a totally separate issue. bill: let's roll the tape and watch the ad. bill: obviously they want the planet to be cleaned up now the world wildlife fund rejected the ad because it was so offensive. do you defend the ad or is it stupid. >> it's stupid. it's beyond dumb. it's equating terror with the desire to stop global warming. it goes beyond tasteless. it's beyond dumb. it's actually beneath contempt. it shows absolute disregard for the victims of 9/11 and for america who suffered in this. bill: now, let's go over to ms. huddy who has selected congressman joe wilson from south carolina. >> a republican. bill: who, of course, interrupted as you just did to me barack obama's speech. roll the tape. >> there are also those who claim that our reform efforts would ensure illegal immigrants. this, too, i

and martha stewart had to apologize for saying if she was more careful, her dog would still be alivethe dogs out, who who? here to break it down is our security guard, guillermo. guillermo? [ applause ] >> hi, i'm guillermo. and welcome to the doggie dish. i'm here with paco and peppy. wow, there's a lot going on in the celebrity dog world. let's talk about jessica simpson's dog. her name was daisy. >> a coyote ate her. it's very sad. >> she was a beautiful malti-poo. >> that's a funny name. >> hey, show some respect for the dead. >> now, let's talk about michael jackson's ex-wife, debbie rowe. >> debbie rowe says she feels bad about jessica 's dog dying. >> but the coyote attacked jessica's dog. >> go back to martha stewart, i hope a coyote attacks you. >> good point, paco. now, let's talk about another celebrity dog, elle mcpherson's dog, bella. >> bella is a labradoodle who landed a modeling contract. [ laughter ] >> labradoodle. [ laughter ] >> i hear bella makes $20,000 for a photo shoot. >> i thought you said dogs aren't allowed to make money. >> well, that's all the time we ha

bill stewart the head coach of west virginia, headline for them life after pat white.t are they going to do without their four-year starter. meanwhile, for the auburn tigers, gene chizik, former assistant coach at auburn at early back as 2004. he has tried to put the bite back in the program this year. hello i'm mark jones along with bob davie. we were supposed to be in the second quarter kicking off almost an hour ago but today when we see the actual two teams on the field in just a few minutes get a look at new wave offense. >> mark, right now across the country offensive football three styles of offense really hot. all the different kind of spread offenses, you have the wildcat and the pistol. tonight you'll see all throw of those offenses run and run well by both teams and this really is the next generation of offensive football. you'll going to see it all from an x and o standpoint. not see a more innovative college football game offensively all year. >> mark: bill stewart a longtime assistant coach at west virginia. took over a season ago going 9-3. took over fro

you can read bill stewart's facial expresses pretty good, too. >> mark: you talk about him being theite uncle. favorite uncle just got a little mad. devine, boy, when he gets to the edge people start holding their breath. devine pushed out of bounds at the 29 yard line with 9:15 to go in the fourth quarter. got back nine yards after the pen i. >> bob: opened up a whole game for the are'7" guys, recruit the smurfs and find ways to put them out on the perimeter. >> mark: second and level. boy, look at this. an i-formation. decline brougand devine brought. >> impatient. should have hit it north and south. went to the cutback almost immediately. >> mark: pivotal point of the game. >> bob: number 82, their receiver not much action tonight. >> mark: brown, intercepted at the 12. mcfadden. there's a flag down back at the 10. and mcfadden is still on his feet, one man to beat. >> bob: there's another flag down. >> mark: a flag back at the 5 and also one near midfield. >> bob: the fourth turnover of the night for west virginia. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back, number