stewart is the running back. over the top. dove for it. jeremy stewart from baton rouge, louisiana. appeared to pick up the first down. it will be first and goal for the cardinal. >> kirk: they bring in some extra linemen, some tight ends. stewart, would is kind of the hammer of this quartet of backs that they have, shows a little bit of elevation there by the big fella. getting over the top there for the first down. be careful of the play action pass here on first and ten, inside the 5 yard line by luck who tried to find his tight end or fullback. >> brent: stewart is short of the end zone. >> kirk: linemen trying to create enough of a crease. he told us all week, it's a matter of can you stop it. you know it's coming. it's can you match up and defend it. sc for the most part tonight has done a pretty good job. look at that stacked drjts. they rupp over the top. touchdown! >> kirk: sc's defensive line submarined stanford. they sent their linebackers and safeties over the top trying to meet stewart and hope for a collision to push him back. stanford that time kind of did it the old-

journalist ericka souter has covered martha stewart for years. >> no one thinks of martha stewart asy grandma type. but i don't think anyone expected the stories to be so odd and bizarre and unusual. >> reporter: martha stewart's advice to her own daughter on marriage and children? even more bizarre and unusual. you have someone rich and ugly who takes care of you. and you have someone else who's hot and makes attractive babies. >> people are wondering if these anecdotes are true. it verges on joan crawford, no more wire hangers territory. but alexis is a no-holds-barred kind of chick. i do believe every word in this book. >> reporter: if you think there's hard feelings between mother and daughter, guess again. it's dedicated to martha. even quoted her saying of alexis, a tv and radio host known for her irreverent style, she's her own person, she makes up her own mind. not contented, it appears, to mind her own manners. for "good morning america," t.j. winick, abc news, new york. >> we should say we did reach out to martha stewart for comment. her publicist told us she's aware of the

alexis stewart grew up in a house where there was never any food prepared, they turned out the lights to avoid trick-or-treater ss op. hallowe and was required to wrap her own christmas presents. >>> natalie is at the news desk with the headlines. good morning to you. >> good morning matt and savannah. good morning, everyone. dozens of people are still trapped in the rubble this morning in eastern turkey, where a devastating 7.2 magnitude quake has killed hundreds so far. nbc's michelle franzen is in mus, turkey, with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natalie. the earthquake struck in the lake van area closest to the iranian border, it was felt several hours away including here in mus. the lake is surrounded by mountains and dotted with small villages and towns and the place where rescuers are in the race against the clock and cold weather to find survivors. this morning, the frantic search for earthquake survivors intensified in southeast turkey. and a dramatic rescue in hard-hit ercis as a toddler is pulled from the rubble. amateur video shows the terrifying moments whe

dave stewart in demand. -- and the band.rom his new cd, and here is dave stewart and his band performing two songs. enjoy. ♪ i was feeling colder than a stone i looked around the house all day looking for a stone picked up my mother's wedding rings, the one she tried to use she went looking for clues to find a magic. i left a note. i hitched a ride i woke up feeling blue. searching for magic in and the blues. ♪ i made it down to london town. i did not have a time. someone said they found a grappa i knew that she was mine when i saw her through the window, she acted so confused but i could tell she knew if we became each other's muse that we would hit the news making magic in the blues ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ we were playing in the roman ruins. she says plrley-vous franca is? then we headed to the coliseum. ♪ the night was hot and dangerous like a forest fire. there is just the gypsy girl and me. oh, gypsy girl oh, gypsy girl she did not speak a word of english but she followed me to the grand hotel she kissed me with her eyes t

martha stewart's daughter has a new book ... and it's painting an ugly picture of the domestic diva... the dirty details still ahead. you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. ((break 3)) 3 3 still to come on fox45 good day baltimore- baltimore-i grew up with a glue gun to my head... that's a quote from a scathing new book written by martha stewart's daughter .details coming up. up.((:55 can you hear me? can you hear your voice? :58)) :58))plus... watch as a deaf woman gets to hear her own voice for the very first time. time.and ... do you stress out over things like sitting in traffic?... pastor joel osteen tells us how to keep from sweating the small stuff.. coming up. you're watching fox 45 good day baltimore. "where are we going today?" ♪ ♪ ((break 4)) 3 3 3 3 fiber map 3 in just a couple hours testimony will resume in the trial of michael jackson's doctor. doctor conrad murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter in jackson's death.this morning rick vincent looks at what jurors will hear in court today. today. week two

my name is jon stewart. we have great show for you tonight. reverend al sharpton will be joining us later, but first, last night was the eighth and in no way final republican presidential debate, sponsored by the western republican leadership conference and cnn. >> the west, the mountain majesty of the rockies to the desert sands of the mojave, now with nothing less than america's future at stake, the presidential campaign goes west. >> jon: yes, nothing says american west like the venetian hotel's gondoliers, paddling predebate down the vegas strip's famed river of tears and unsightly discharge. [laughter] welcome, tourists, to the venetian herpes creek. but on to the debate. the whole gang was there except jon huntsman, so who cares. congresswoman michele bachmann, who having apparently untangled the arms of her straitjacket set out to show that even in a tight field no one puts crazy in a corner. >> i was the very first candidate that signed a pledge that said that by a date certain i will build a double-walled fence with an area of securit

journalist erica souter has covered martha stewart for years. >> no one thinks of martha stewart as ae, cuddly grandma type. on the other end of that i don't think any one expected the stories to be so odd, bizarre and unusual. >> reporter: martha stewart's only advice -- you have someone rich and ugly who takes care of you, and you have someone else who's hot and makes attractive babies. >> people are wondering if this is true, it hinges on the joan crawford's "no more wire hangers" territory. but alex is a no-holds-barred kind of chick, so i do believe every word in the book. >> if you think there are hard feelings between mother and daughter. guess again. the book is dedicated to martha, quoting her saying of alexis, tv and radio host phone for her style, she is her own person. she makes up her own mind. not content, it appears, to mind her own manners. t.j. winick, abc news, new york. >> hard to imagine some of the stuff doesn't upset martha and that they're still getting along. >> i was shocked to know the book was dedicated to her. so much you would think martha wouldn't want ou

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, alexis stewart.teverland" have stuck around to answer your questions. good morning. >> good morning. >> last hour we went over some of the quotes that have gotten some attention. are you surprised that people are reading this book or reading about the book and have the perception you're complain being your childhood that it's a tell-all about your mom, martha? >> that's what people want to believe because she is incredibly talented. >> haven't you given them a little ammo here? >> taken out of context, sure. i had a friend who is my age who grew up playing topsy on saturdays, and that was going, and with his dad to the morgue and they did autopsies because that's what his dad did for a living and now he's a brilliant doctor, so if i put something like that, and you'd be twisting it into something horrible. >> did you warn your mom at all, hey this book is coming, some people might perceive it as dishing on you? >> all of the stories jennifer told them own the television show, the radio. they're funny

and apparently martha stewart came out and said, she's her own person.n say whatever she wants. >> what is she going say? can't argue it. i don't get the halloween stuff. martha stewart used to have these big shows with halloween, costumes. hiding with the lights off? come on. >> big breaking news while you were gone, bill. i went to a movie. it's been about six months. "money ball" it was great. >> are you okay? your fear of public places has got to end. >> they let me out of the bubble. i'm lynn berry. this is "first look" on msnbc. "way too early" is coming up next. >>> as the obama administration and many other americans celebrated the death in a drone strike on friday of a yemeni cleric who is an american citizens, many others questioned the killing. are you bothered by the cia taking out anwar al awlaki. rick perry is taking heat right now for the name of a texas hunting lodge he's leased that's known to some, according to "washington post," by an ugly racist name. the question is did governor perry know a

is martha stewart trying to sabotage her daughter's book.er one publicity stunt, nbc "today." >> it's rumored that the "today" show is the only interview you're doing. >> because i'd rather do live stuff. >> at issue the tell-all "whateverland" filled with outrageous claims. martha had me wrap my own presents. there was never anything to eat at my house. i grew up with a glue gun pointed to my head. today on nbc, alexis was telling a different story. >> there were no glue guns. i wish there had been. it would have been more fun. my mother was caterer. there were ingredients. was it annoying? yeah. >> alexis co-wrote with jennifer. >> many people are going to be shocked that we're telling the stories, but i don't think any of the stories are more shocking really than anybody else's. >> nothing stops martha. her new book "martha's entertaining" arrives. >> martha gave her first interview about her daughter's book. >> i want people to understand that this is a very funny book. i laughed through the whole book. sort of scratching my head. i didn

2011, from come doe central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewartioning sponsored by comedy central (cheers and applause) >> jon: welcome to the daily show, my name is jon stewart. we have a good one for you tonight. oh, we got a one good one tonight. also richard brookhiser is going to bejoining us. he has written a new biography of james madison who as you know is the name sake of the second biggest city in wisconsin. (cheers and applause) >> jon: i'm going to go right to the big news. >> moammar qaddafi is dead conditions. >> qaddafies with company tured in sirte. hes with on the hood of a car. they had to prop him up. he seemed very groggy. according to one of the rebels involved in that situation. >> he pleaded don't shoot, don't shoot, but they shot him. (laughter) >> jon: you know why they shot him after he said don't shoot, they're rebels. (laughter) >> jon: may,-- hey, man, don't tell us what to do. of course with this sort of event there's always the question of proof. >> there's a photograph that has been published from the news agency af

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us to the dark side of the plant world. >> i am amy stewart. i am the arthur of "wicked plants," the weeds that killed lincoln's mother and other botanical atrocities. with the screens fly trap, that is kind of where everybody went initially, you mean like that? i kind of thought, well, all it does is eat up bugs. that is not very wicked. so what? by wicked, what i mean is that they are poisonous, dangerous, deadly or immoral or maybe illegal or offensive or awful in some way. i am in the profession of going around and interviewing botanists, horticulturalists and plant scientists. they all seem to have some little plant tucked away in the corner of a greenhouse that maybe they weren't supposed to have. i got interested in this idea that maybe there was a dark side to plants. >> the white snake root. people who consumed milk or meat from a cow that fed on white snake root faced severe pain. milk sickness, as it was culled, resulted in vomiting, tremors, delirium and death. one of the most famous victims of milk sickness was nancy hangs lincoln.

tony stewart pace jimmie johnson, stewart stays in front, holding off j.j. to take the checkered flag. in doing so, he moves into second place, behind the overall leader carl edwards. >>> coming up tonight on "gameday," raiders head coach hue jackson just discusses taking over for al davis as the face of the raiders. >> reporter: how much pressure comes along with that, knowing the guy that you have basically taken over for? >> interview: well there's tremendous pressure in the sense of this is still coach's organization and you want to stay committed to excellence and you want do it in his thought process, which is winning. he was about winning championships and winning every game and that's the pressure i feel. >> hue jackson will talk about carson palmer, obviously that big acquisition he made, and the state of the raiders. kim coyle was in the 49er locker room with a complete wrap on that would. so far so good for the san francisco 49ers. >> looking good. >> even they would have to admit, even though harbaugh wouldn't, they are ahead of schedule. >> yeah

drastically. >> stewart is not looking for professional help because he says he can't afford it.ine, cbs news, raleigh, north carolina. >>> apple cofounder steve jobs layed to rest today. no information was released about where jobs was buried or who attended that service. a small private gathering. jobs died wednesday after battling pancreatic cancer. no public services planned, but apple says there will be a celebration of steve's life for apple employees soon. >>> they have already heard from michael jackson on tape. today jurors in the conrad murray trial heard from the doctor himself. bill whitticker on the police recorders of murray just after jackson's death. >> attorneys for conrad murray have not said whether the doctor will take the stand, but today prosecutors made sure jurors got to hear michael jackson's personal physician in the interview he voluntarily gave police. dr. murray said the day he died, michael jackson begged the doctor to help him sleep. >> then he complained. i have to sleep, dr. conradt. i have to perform. i must be ready for the show in england. >> m

here we go, tony stewart in the 14 car. getting past jimmie johnson going high after the restart for the victory. almost never happens to go that way. stewart now just eight points back of carl edwards with three races to go. >> to get three races in a chase like this, it's an awesome feeling sitting here tonight. we got three tracks we feel are really good to us coming up so i'm excited about it. >> and please stay with us, we'll check on the forecast. everybody knows the best place for a good time is mississippi. and that's only until they visited us in louisiana. which is a distant second to sunny florida. for beautiful vacation, nothing beats alabama. ok, we'll never agree on who's best. but we can all agree on one thing. the gulf's the worlds number one vacation spot. and we've gone all out to make this year the best ever. mississippi has wonderful people, great music, and the beautiful outdoors. louisiana's the best seafood you'll ever eat. shrimp gumbo, crab cakes, etouffee. florida means beautiful beaches and sugar

the philip stewart is live at one gallia county police headquarters with the latest. >> good morning. police in an accounting trying to determine what a letter this apparent murder-suicide that you mentioned. it happened in a quiet bethesda neighborhood. 38-year-old martin o'toole and 35-year-old tracy vu were found in his 12th-floor apartment of river road. a couple was discovered saturday by concerns family member who had not read from martin o'toole in several days. the woman lived with her parents in silver spring and attended church regularly and sang in the church choir. the couple attended services as recently as last weekend. this morning police are not releasing any details. if it is not clear how they died but police have told us that they recovered two handguns from that apartment. we expect to learn more information today. live in montgomery county philip stewart, abc 7 news. >>> 5:06 on this monday morning. >> still ahead religious tolerance on the campaign trail. why faith is the latest hot button issue. >> pushing recess on the oprah winfrey network. how she hopes to sa

ntral's world news headquarters in n jon stewart. ( cheers my name is jon stewart. we've got going.etter known as the voice of elmo and yes tickling him. so i spent the weekend watching a little footballball having some snacks. because you was occupying this i i'm a little it's been a boring news miss anything. >> rick perry. izarre... >> jon: one at a time. one at a time. >> texas governor rick perry issue over the certificate back in the headlines in an interview m perry he went quite sure if the president's birth certificate was legit. >> jon:il e on the cover of parade magazine offering thenation his nipple. "hey, america, hey are you hungry?" "are you hungry? do you want to "that's good suck on a good barbecue sauce."ed up the even donald trump dropped six perhaps none of us the president's real birth. this repts progress.e's only six months behind the national conversation. but his n-word family hunting ground was like 150 years time. normally perry goes birther no time. >> house majorityer eric peek at pen business. >> but his officeceled the appearance after

central's world news headquartshow" with jon stewart.>> jon: welcome to "the on stewart. we have a great program for you walter isaacson w he is an author biography like all get a year from now and it will weigh half as much as it weighs now and it 30% less. [ laughter ] the introductiones really? [ laughter ] half the time i ( guesnight with the republican party and another indecision the great right hope. perry's intrier in "parade" the magazine -- there you go. [ laughter ] "parade" maga scene the maga scene most people mistake coupons. [ laughter ] doesn't he look like he is undressing himself with his he's looking in the mirror going, "yeah i'd (bleep) me." he get in trouble for implying he was not 100% sure that barack obama's birth certificate was authentic. he explained what meantthhe i'm not worried about the president's birth certificate. it's fun to him saying let's see your grades andur birth certificate. >> jon: i mean, i around. one time we wexecuting this fella and, i called that infusion room before midnight and i said to fella and i do i call it the death

tony stewart in the 14 car passes five-time defending champ jimmie johnson, stewart stays in front holding.j. to take the checkered flag. so tony stewart, now, moves into second place in the nascar standings. this is getting awfully exciting with about four races, four to go. so it's gonna be down to the finish. >> all right. and a good "gameday" tonight. >> hue jackson is our special guest. the raiders of course had a bye week so hue jackson will be our guest tonight. >> looking forward to that. >>> this is a destination for millions of visitors to california each year, but yosemite may be off limits to some in the future. the dilemma facing the park and the possible solution that may not go over well with tourists. but we will have more in 30 minutes, that's it for "eyewitness news" at 5:30. we'll see back here in a half hour and then we'll see you at 11:00. and more at cbssf.com. good night. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,

because you're not part of everyday society. >> reporter: matt stewart loved his life in radio. now he's 51 years old and living on $50 a week in food stamps. you think this whole experience has changed you? >> oh, drastically. drastically. >> reporter: stewart is not looking for professional help because he says he can't afford it. elaine quijano, cbs news, raleigh, north carolina. >> pelley: in libya tonight, you're about to see there is vicious fighting in what could be the revolution's final battle. moammar qaddafi's forces have made a stand in the former dictator's hometown of surt and allen pizzey is just outside the city. >> reporter: the battle for surt has come down to street fighting. when it's over, the former rebel will declare victory over the whole country, even though other pockets of resistance remain. none of them will be as hard to dislodge as the die-hard qaddafi loyalists hiding out in the place where he was born. you think they'll give up or will they fight to the death? >> i hope they give up. i really hope they give up. >> reporter: if they don't? >> well,

i think i mentionedhis in the book too, this is a case in which potter stewart ao wrote an opini which i think is much more persuasive than harry blackman's opinion. harry was trying to p together, decide a case following connectit which was a ver poorly written opinion. i think the law had an awkward development in trying to explain what was really at stake. i think potter stewartwrote a e opinion getting to the heart of the matter in a few words. >> charlie: potter stewart will be remembered for his words on pornography. >> that's correct. he had a famous quote about e death penalty. back when he was still on the court. he wanted to avoid it as random as being struck by lightening. he had a wonderful phrase in one of his opinions. >> charlie: you talked about the constitutional issue, you talked about your experience and how your experience had led you to believe that the death penalty, well you tell me. >> well, there's a lot of suggestion and i really changed my views on the death penalty. i'm not really sure that's accurate because what happened is that at the time of the decision

it looks like all of us. >> stewart, it is interesting, stewart, with e know that fixing this is complexrom control of the classroom to supervision of the playground and rewarding peacemakers, takes a lot of different things together. until now we haven't done a good job of this and parents think this is a rite of passage. you have to be tough. this happens to everybody. >> yeah. i mean, we are really despite the laws and the attention to the issue, which is all good, we're still at the beginning 0 of addressing the issue adequately. i sometimes compare it to the civil rights movement. you have a situation in which you're getting laws, you're getting some changed attitudes. you are raising expectations in parents and kids hurt by this. you're getting anger but in terms of adequate action to really make things better for kids in schools we are at the beginning more than at the middle or end. >> i think some schools think they can bring in a speaker once a quarter and did their due diligence to be a good kid, be a peacemaker, solving problems. >> that's a very famously ineffective thing to