on saturday, greg paulus makes his first start for syracuse against minnesota.arlie weis got a remainder they are not meeting expectations, a bill board reads best wishes to charlie weis and his internship. >> i'm the head coach of notre dame. welcome to my world. that comes with the territory of being head coach. when you take this job, that's the part that comes with it. we're gist trying to beat nevada. that's the only thing on our mind. i could care less about any other thing than beating nevada. that's all i want to do. so, i'm not worrying about hot seats, cold seats, anything, i'm just worrying about trying to beat nevada. >> my sources in nevada say, it's not nevada, it's nevada. >> if they're handing out internships like that's, signed me up. >> the next teams, all familiar foes. did will against michigan, purdue and washington. >> tennis, dinara safina taking on rogowska. a total of 24 double faults in this match. safina takes the second set. an unforced error by the top seed. the match included 113 total unforced errors. it was a little sloppy. third

you're going to find that around syracuse. you have yid owe. near buffalo. buffalo coast guard station reported 59-mile-an-hour wind gusts. trees down around the city. hail reports down toward binghamton as well. rough start for yesterday. that was in western new york. again, this is coming off of lake ontario. you're watching for a weak line of thundershowers right now right around gainesville. it's not severe, actually breaking up a little bit. but the beneficial part of this storm is still around the lower parts of texas. heavy rain. that's what we're getting. that's exactly what they need. we're still in that drought. good to see you on a tuesday morning. >> good to e see you. happy tuesday. >> indeed. >> see you soon. >> yep. >> the government is still trying to help the housing market right now. find out if it could help you. >>> and a spider took all the attention in the pope's speech. it's a wonder anyone heard a word he said. >>> looking at nine minutes past the hour. roman polanski's lawyer plans to file a motion for his release from a swiss prison

that's one of the things he worked on in syracuse was hitting the ball to all feds. about dukes, you're going to see him be far more productive. they don't quite have the outfield depth at the moment, maybe with the return of justin maxwell they will. but dukes is a guy who has somewhat fragile needs based on what we have seen thus far in the major leagues. so i think he has a great stroke, has learned how to use all fields and the future is fairly fright for this guy who, whatever personal. >> interview: he had coming to washington, those are well behind him. >> when you look at the chances the nationals had tonight, a couple came to mind, bases loaded in fourth inning, can't get a run across, again in the seventh inning. >> topped in the fourth inning, bases loaded. it was a bunt, not a suicide squeeze, a safety squeeze. it turned out to be not very safe, one-two-three double play. then in the seventh inning ryan zimmerman grounds out with a couple people on base and again hit the ball hard but right at the shortstop and that was pretty much the threats for the eve

light winds, mostly clear skies. 54 in syracuse. moderate around the soacuse. moderate around the south east. there is a stationary front over here. moisture is running ot of the gulf of mexico. we will keep an eye on that. the high pressure centered around the great lakes. there may be some afternoon showers tomorrow, wednesday, and thursday. our extended dry spell may end if this moves up north. it is hard to determine where the weekend weather pattern will be. showers saturday and sunday. but f things change, dry weather could continue over the weekend. 52-59 in the morning. 76, a pleasant day for the first day of september. 80 degrees and sunshine wednesday and thursday. the uncertainty for forecast for friday. the holiday weekend looks good. [unintelligible] you can only look so far out with any accuracy. >> thank you. that is right. a high note coming up. >> right after our news is a mother and son fighting a tough fight. now to our next story. ♪ many musicians from mexico and other countries are trying to break the record of performing five sons in 10 mi

you didn't graduate from syracu syracuse, you left to go to the nba? a diploma. >> they should give you a diploma. how much did you give them? millions? >> right. >> millions of dollars. >> millions of dollars. >> yeah. >> that seems worth a diploma. what does a diploma really cost anyway? a dollar? >> they should probably give you a ph.d.. >> they should give you a ph.d.. >> they should. but that will be exciting. so do you get the keys to the building, get to walk in whenever you want? >> i should have 24-hour access to the building. >> what kind of a building will it be? >> it's the men and women's basketball team practice facility. >> have bathrooms and stuff? >> it has everything. >> well, that's nice. maybe you and your family can vacation there, david. >> that would be nice. [ laughter ] >> we should bring this up, because how many pairs of shoes do you personally own? >> probably about 300 to 400 pairs of shoes. >> david? [ laughter ] >> i'd have to go individual shoes to try to -- >> really? really, 300 to 400? where do you keep all those? >>

went back to syracuse for a month and came back.e has been a much better defensive player in backfield, and obviously a lot more patient at the plate. >> and playing wait less than hundred percent knees, i might add, he's not even close to reaching your potential. >> you're right, but i think they have figured out that elijah is a guy who is going to have to have a day off every week. he's not going to be able to play 162 games a season, give him a day or two off every week in order to keep those knees fresh. >> as we mentioned, j.d. martin is the last nationals pitcher to get a win. they've lost four straight. he picks up the win against the cubs, and we'll talk a little about martin, who goes to the feed tonight at pet co in san diego. we'll be back in just a moment. ♪ ♪ i always feel like ♪ somebody's watching me. ...it's the money you could be saving with geico. ♪ who's watching? ♪ tell me who's watching. (muffled music) (announcer) it's right here, it's easy... ♪ i always feel like somebody's watching me. ♪ it's the money you c

if you're watching in syracuse, uncover and explore the beauty and complexities of the human body and its organs at life sciences. that's at the museum of science and technology. that is your eastern event of the day. christina? >> all right. sounds like an interesting time. thanks so much, ginger. >>> now here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment. >>> has john gosselin's 15 minutes of fame ended or just begun. next month, the show will be known simply as kate plus 8. after a high-profile breakup apparently producers felt, hey, gosselin's high-profile single life just wasn't working. now he'll simply make occasional appearances. however, before kate celebrates, she should probably check out the ratings. they have plummeted. from over 10 million viewers down to just 1.7 million. ouch! >>> what does reality tv star kristen calf lary not have in common with jennifer aniston, cameron diaz, vanessa carlton? like others, kristen was asked out by singer john mayer. but only she decided to turn him down. in fact, she explained to ryan seacrest that she, quote, didn't w

. >> penn state opened with wins over akron and syracuse. up next for joe paterno's team. temple. daryll clark, the play action fake here looking for mickey shuler where he should be penn state on the board 7-0. >> bill costby is nby is not hat that. >> no real test for the lions. >> royster had the flu. still comes out. 19 carries, showing a lot of toughness. >> what are you saying about akron and syracuse and temple? >> thanks a lot for that. throw me under the bus. paterno, 26-0 against temple during his long tenure as the head coach of penn state. ohio state. remember what happened last week. ohio state university. terrelle pryor. >> your guy, sansen back sanzen. >> does, good, strong german name. >> why don't you say it again. >> dane sanzenbacher. >> down the middle. 18-yard score. his second. >> man, all over the place. just what the doctor ordered. ohio state wins easily, 38-0. no real hangover it looks like from last week's loss. >> good to see him moving around getting past the line of scrimmage. as you've talked about. he has got to be a dual threat and not a pocket pas

david singer, who graduated from syracuse, lost many students on that flight. good to see you both. david, i guess let's start with you. what can the people do, and what is the reaction around town? >> the reaction of bedford as a whole is a kind of sleepy community, and i think people move up here to get away from the city where they work all day, but i have been pleasantly surprised with the reaction in the mobilization of the community and how much people really want to alienate this guy and not accept him in our civilized community. shepard: hawley, tell me about the motion of it all. our people fired up? >> people are very upset. i was only a year out of college when the flight went down in lockerbie, and i had a lot of friends who were just a year at syracuse, and they knew those people on the flight, and it really hit close to home. shepard: david, is it your sense that the united states has handled this as well as it could have? granted, it was great britain that made the decision, but in your mind, should the u.s. have done something more? >> i have been thinking about that

very cool temperatures in new england, 52 degrees in syracuse.u can see cloud cover developing through the day. another area of moisture and clouds coming out from the south. most of this will say well to the southwest. that accommodation front will come in tomorrow and into thursday and friday, along with cool winds. it will just reinforce the cloud cover. generally, a cloudy, cooler forecast tomorrow and thursday and friday. probably in the low 70's or so. by the day on friday, will hang on to the clouds, but the range to be finished. it will be a bit cooler into the weekend. -- but the rain should be finished. ça chance of a fewlight rains r showers, highs in the mid 70's tomorrow. temperatures cover -- recover into the mid to upper 70's by friday the weekend should be partly sunny. a chance of a shower on sunday, but that may hold off until monday. these temperatures are getting a bit more like they should be. >> this woman in south carolina has an interesting way to spend her downtime. she hunts alligators. shatz, one that is 353 pounds. --

here's what it looks like on the radar coming out of syracuse. heavy band of showers around lake on tearee, oswego county being walloped. more rain around san antonio and austin. so far, houston has been dry. couple thunderstorms to the north should redevelop around the frontal boundary later today to include areas like houston. to the north, cold air is wrapping around the dakotas, in towards nebraska. frost advisories, freeze warnings. we have them there across northern wisconsin. more details in a bit. >> frost advisories. is that morning, freeze warning this time of year? >> it's about a week or two early. temperatures below freezing up there. >> keep our fingers crossed for the crops out there. >>> we have an exciting edition to prime-time lineup tonight, the joy behar show will air every night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. here's joy oes "moment of joy" commentary. >> so i hear the ukraine has turned down elton john's request to adopt a 14-month-old ukrainian boy named lev. okay, who's in charge there? victor u shankco? i think i dated him. listen,

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while it is 66 degrees in baltimore, only 56 in syracuse. some of those cooler temperatures are developing in pennsylvania. they are holding to the 60's on the coast. it will feel like fall in the mountains this weekend. mostly clear skies around daybreak. 50's and low of 60's to start our weekend off in the morning. very little moisture with this front. just a little sprinkle as this sinks down into northern virginia. high pressure follows the front right out. that is the picture of a beautiful saturday around here with light northerly winds, low and humidity, and comfortable temperatures. a beautiful day on sunday. more clouds crowding in on monday. picture-perfect. hopefully you can get out and enjoy some bright, sunny skies. on the chesapeake bay, the wind will be brisk. a small craft advisory. 67 degrees, feeling like fall, and then tomorrow night dropping down into the 40's. around the chesapeake bay, sunshine and 76 degrees. at ocean city, a north wind that will be coming up to 20 miles per hour. seven-day forecast, 75 tomorrow, 77 on

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yesterday he was in syracuse to cut the ribbon on a building donated to him he donated $3 million for the basketball court. former teammate jerry was there as well. he led the orange to a national tight. he hopes the new center will bring them to a another championship. >>> coming up, incredible video of a building explosion that never should have happened. we'll tell you the ruling on the cause of that. >>> it started out as a hot thing for teenagers as a way to keep in touch. a crash course for those that don't understand the social networking site. >>> instead of free bread with your meal how about a diamond ring. a promotion you don't want to miss. >> not too much traffic to speak of this morning. traffic is moving along at a good pace on the beltway. i'll have a complete report up next. is in your jea with the special k challenge™s than ever. jeans don't lie. go to... the new specialk.com to design your plan. febreze air effects actually eliminates odors in the air and leaves a fresh scent. febreze air effects, it's a breath of fresh air. got a wet pet in your house? febreze air

you definitely see the cooler temperatures, syracuse 54, 66 pittsburgh.udiness associated with this, may be hard to make out. the clouds are diminishing quickly as it approaches. most of the heavy cloud cover is to the south, along with the rain. the motion of the high-pressure, sinking to the south, suppressing the rain. it will hang around because once this moves offshore sunday night, that is when the clouds and showers roll back in. high-pressure tomorrow over eastern michigan. as that slides to the east, normal flow of wind, seasonably cool. mid-70's, low seventies on sunday. nice weekend. light sunday, we pick up cloudiness. mostly sunny tomorrow, partly sunny on sunday. sunday night, the clouds return. then the showers moved back and monday, tuesday, wednesday as well. express forecast through saturday. sunshine for the day. mostly sunny skies through the day, mid-70s. the next seven days, it has been a while since we could put pleasant on the entire weekend. that is what we expect. we see the symbols on monday through thursday, a bit of sunsne, cl

and the nats have called up, they have expanded the roster four that syracuse is done.ung sport stop, although he's been in professional baseball for six years, logan kensing is back. and we saw marco estrada last year, zack has been called up. and there is tim foley. >> rob: foley was nonof my coaches at milwaukee. excellent manager, exentú ( a úlatereaction ereúbyelduó./?%%-smond weari articu. duó./?%%-smond weari i loved what he said today when i asked him what kind of hitter are you in i thought he would say, a line drive hitter, you know, like to go to the gaps. looked at !me,as#'m## tough out. always - >> rob: ike that, too. >> bob: i know you like that answer. >> rob: oh, ablute. i would be scared if he said, well, i'm a got a 5:00 hitter. i was a good 5:00 hitter. i was terrible in the game. bnow why i was . more than half walks compared to strikeouts. or 62, and that's a significant number for him re running way ahead 2 to 1 on the walks. 2-2 from pedro. he steedoff onceand now dukes steps out. breakingll. waited for it, anawfully well, ibanez

the data research group at syracuse university says u.s. attorneys reported that cases brought to them were often based on weak or perhaps insufficient admissible evidence. and it lacked criminal intent. the study also suggests that federal agencies don't exactly agree on how to identify terror related crimes. the justice department disagrees with the findings. >>> a fire that killed a woman in white marsh over the weekend is under investigation on this monday morning. it happened before dawn in the 9000 block of aviation road. neighbors tried to save the woman but could not get past the smoke and fire. >> my neighbor ran in there to try to save her and this guy across the street in this house did. they couldn't save her. >> the victim's name has not been released. >>> maryland agencies new ban on texting while driving goes in effect this week. it takes effect thursday, and prohibits, writing or sending texts but not reading texts while driving. katherine row says police officers will have a lot of discretion with the law enforcement. it wi

syracuse, 40 degrees, cool and cloudy. well to the northwest, it is cool air of building across the canadian border visiting us next week. in the meantime, it is a matter of figuring out when the rain will move through and where they will go. but like overnight, south of town through the morning. and the overnight, -- in the afternoon, more showers coming. they should clear the area by about sunday morning. that is where we are seeing the storm passed, moving. we could get heavy rain tomorrow before it turns out early sunday morning. as far as the amount, there is the possibility of 1 inch of rain along the storm track. in the mountains, maybe up to 2 inches in isolated locations, and settled weekend. 54-60 in the morning, a glimmer of sunshine. clouds and showers back in the afternoon and evening, a high in the mid-60s. the next seven days? sunshine comes back sunday afternoon, warmer temperatures. pleasant monday untilhe cold front comes in. then clearing, breezy, cool weather tuesday through friday of next week. it will

syracuse, 61 degrees. banks remain -- bangor, maine, looking at 69. temperatures again in the mid- 80's across most of the area. it looks like the same story tuesday, but tuesday night into wednesday, a cold front is going across the area and that will drop are temperature into the lower-mid-70's r the work week. clear sky stretching all the way to the mounds. tonight, allegheny county temperatures drop down to the upper-40's. mostly clear skies tonight, and cool. temperatures in the mid-to- upper-50's to the lower-70's. monday starts off with scattered clouds, temperatures in the 60's, quickly rebounding into the 70's by the afternoon. mid-80's for a daytime high, plenty of sunshine, and a bit more humidity we're going to look for temperatures cooling. here is the extended outlook. high-pressure of the great -- over the great lakes. wednesday, thursday, friday, along with cooler air comes unsettled atmosphere. that allows for the possibility of showers. nothing like we had last week, brit just rained -- where it just rained. >>> up next, local childr

senior white house advisor david axelrod is in syracuse this morning. republican senator olympia snow is here in the studio. the demonstrators who poured on to the industries of washington yesterday capped off an angry summer. it saw the president's popularity go down as tempers went up. even on the floor of congress where a back bencher congressman called the president a liar. as the president was calling for unity. i want to go first to david axelrod this morning. mr. axelrod, what do you make of this demonstration yesterday on the streets of washington? do you think it's indicative of the nation's mood and what message do you have this morning for those people who were on the streets here yesterday. >> first of all, bob, i don't think it's indicative of the nation's mood. in fact i don't believe that some of the angriest, most strident voices we saw during the summer were representative of the thousands of town hall meetings that went on around the country that came off peacefully, that were constructive. people voicing their points of view. but one

he put up good numbers in syracuse. he was 9-5 with a 3.63 e.r.a., but now the nationals want to see if he can do that at the big league level. earlier, i did talk to him about making his first big league start. >> i just really excited. i mean, there's really not much i can say right now because i've never started before, but obviously you're excited. you want to go out there and do a good job for your team, give them a chance to win. so, we'll see what happens tomorrow. it's excited. very excited. >> you were 9-5 at syracuse. mike rizzo told me you really earned this start. he really liked the fact you didn't complain about not being one of the guys called up earlier in the season when they needed some starting pitching. he said you've really handled your job with the right add tuite -- attitude. where does that come from? >> i mean, i always figured obviously you have to earn everything you receive kind of. i go about things that way and really didn't think about it early in the year, but i'll be honest. towards the

as relief pitcher. >> he also gives credit to steve mccaddied tee de. >> he started the year at syracuses involved in getting him through that transition. >> he has had them all coming through there just like ba loan. >> we showed an earlier game, 6 pitchers, none of those six guys are still with the club. >> let's go out to san diego. there is ben guess limping in the hot corner of the washington times. we're talking a little bit of bullpen, as you look ahead then to next year, most of these guys you think fit in the plans for the nationals? >> yeah. i mean it's a little bit of a dicey situation because you've got a young bullpen to try to do it yourself, there's not really a lot that is settled in terms of positions for next year. you got to figure out where mike mcdougal is going to be, where some of these guys like james rug man, who is making faces, they have pitched well but there aren't necessarily roles set for them yet, that's a lot of what you need to figure out for the rest of this year and not to mention if they add a bit to it. >> brought to you by just for men hair color, t

cold temperatures to the north. 69 of power around syracuse. we are still in the low to mid to upper 80's from baltimore south to richmond. for the time being, it is still a summary out here waiting to fall to arrive. temperatures are in the 80's. futurecast continues to produce that blanket of cloudiness. showers of to our southwest tomorrow morning and we will start friday with temperatures in the 60's or 70's. the sun goes down this evening right at the 7:00 mark. tomorrow will be the first day of the fall season when the sun sets before 7:00 in the evening. here comes that front of across central maryland. it does not look like this area of high pressure will be able to push far enough south. the western part of this system will through on friday night and saturday, bringing a chance of some wet weather for the first half of the weekend. tomorrow night, a few sprinkles but the rain is still in the mountains early saturday morning. it pushes east into baltimore saturday afternoon and saturday night. that is 2:00 in the morning late saturday

a syracuse grad is among those. many of those killed in the pan am flight were syracuse students.old man takes on a bunch of bad guys and comes out the winner. he uses a wheelchair. what he did and why his family is so proud of him in three minutes. >> i am so proud and thankful. . . medicare. it doesn't cover everything. trace: rescuers in china breaking up the chisels and the jaws of life to save a little boy trapped between two concrete pillars. it is a three-year old, and somehow, he got his head stuck between the massive pillars. you can see him kind of standing there, right? firefighters tried using the jaws of life to break the concrete. finally, they had to resort to chiselling him out by hand. after many tense moments, the boy is finally free, and he is whisked away to the hospital. can you imagine that? he looks fine. i think he is going to be fine. martha: the other story we told you about is incredible. an 88-year-old world war ii veterans fought off intruders. a woman comes to the door, saying she is raising money for the church. she distracted the man in a wheelchair

that is the direction we're watching for this cooler air mass to develop. 74 in pittsburgh, 74 in syracuse. cooler temperatures tomorrow. this weather pattern doing a couple of new things. look at the flow of moisture. you see it come out of mexico and the western gulf. this area moves off to the east. however, that area of high pressure will keep this ran at bay. some cloudiness may get in. i am not 100% sold that this rain will stay out west. i think we will wind up with cloudiness as we had to the night. here is a high-pressure tomorrow into the weekend that will give us the dreyer day tomorrow. if it does not get far enough south, we might be vulnerable to the sprinkel out west. -- to a sprinkle out west. the weekend whether players will -- weathe rplayer -- weatehher player. the chilliest air mass will come across the canadian border and move southeast. probably some suburban areas with temperatures in the 40's when they wake up in the morning. still some cloudiness later on or around 11:00. 58-64. i think it will top out at temperatures with 55. there may be some clouds to start the

. >> we have traveled over 4,000 miles from syracuse here to albany, new york. this is the 30th stop. this group like the 29 before is the america that washington forgot. that is how they feel. their white, black, young, old, male, female, and they're upset about the size of government and the bailout. they're upset about taxes. they're upset about czars. there are more than 50,000 people. they see themselves as a part of an america that is rising up to reclaim itself from a government that has run amok, a government that has overreached itself. that is what they say. i believe in the heels of -- on the heels of the president's speech, we are hearing an awful lot about health care. the message we send to washington, this is the 30 it stop. there are few more to go, and then it is time for washington. do you have a message for washington? [cheers and applause] >> stop the insanity. >> it has been 14 days. two more to go. we are headed to washington. sean: the issue of health care reform is one that inspires passionate debate. last night during president obama's s

they spent a significant time in syracuse. they've been with us a lot. do i think you can really evaluate because what happens in september we've seen good things from them and august and july. so, they're just -- they're making a case for themselves for the future. you know, they're -- the game is so well scouted and everything. i mean, these guys are impressing us, but nobody misses anything. you know, you're out there auditioning for every club in baseball. so, they're trying to fight for a spot on our club for the future and they've impressed us. so, they're going to make some tough calls for us. >> we're thinking as roil riggleman is thinking -- jim riggleman is thinking about tonight's win over florida, adam dunn is three home runs away from a sixth consecutive season with at least 40 home runs. that's incredible. >> it is incredible. babe ruth i think is the only other guy that's done that. i'm not sure did he that. i know he and adam had five and only two had done that. >> you came up a little short because you were hitting consistent home runs f

. >> syracuse. >> there's a lot of syracuse fans at the station because they have a very good journalismand that's about all they have. >> ready to go all right. >>> we will have the forecast for the ravens how about looking outside for today. >> you know, is it me or is it -- well un is coming up later, but it felt dark out there this morning. >> yeah, the clouds are blocking out any bit of sun or moonlight that we had. we have had so many bright, bright nights because of all the moonlight. last week, we were dealing with the full moon. so we are talking about a pretty noise day today. i want to show you first warning doppler radar first to show you what's going on. the rain we had yesterday has simply lifted up of course as we mentioned the orioles had two rain delays and we will open it up and give you an idea. this rain is moved well, well, well to the north. new york saw the last bit of it. not too much now going on anywhere else around. so we are looking at a pretty nice day start a bit cloudy but overall just you know, no rain is pulled out of here. we kept in the forecast a chanc

as a matter of fact, it's still in the 40s and raining around syracuse. chicagthis morning, 47 degrees. a lot of spots in and around us right here in washington. we're at 61. you can see the 70s down to our south. here's the pattern. we've got that jet stream which has been diving to the south. so that has been bringing in cold air. certainly chilly at the surface. but especially up above us. and the result has been those passing sprinkles and showers up at the level of those where they form. it's snowing up in canada. the sprinkles have settled down and dissipated as the sun sets and the atmosphere settles down. might be one or two more around charlestown. not to worry. and a couple down into extreme southern parts of st. mary's county, the northern neck, one or two might be around the shenandoah. that's about it. we'll see skies continuing to clear. same areas, maryland, 59 degrees with a little bit of few hundredths of an inch. gusts up to 20, 30 miles an hour. adirondacks, 39 degrees. almost time to start talking about the windchill. we'll continue to

syracuse, new york, right now 46 degrees. and rain showers. on top of mt. washington, about 5,000 feet up in the atmosphere, 30 degrees. with the cold air above us, enough instant, one shower for you folks around arlington, alexandria, a couple more moved down into the north, and a few more out in the mountains. those are the spots for the folks out across extreme western maryland that are under frost advisory tonight. overnight tonight, the clouds will be moving on out. high pressure settles in on us tomorrow. so a really delightful day. after a chilly beginning, a lot of warm sunshine. later on in the week, area of low pressure will move to our north. as that happens, we're going to see some moisture coming in. i think any rain showers would be holding off until late friday, maybe lingering into early saturday. tomorrow morning, boy, to be lingering around anything warm, it will be a chilly morning. by afternoon, near 70 degrees. so a few sprinkles around, rather chilly when we have those sprinkles. after 9:00, 10:00, things clear. temperatures could be a

a rookie as well as ross detwiler up with a big club natology for the syracuse chiefs.heir future when 23-year-old ross detwiler made his first major league start may 18th. after a few rough outings, and inconsistent results, the intelsat made detwiler's first trip to the club a short one. but the future still shines bright. one of the intelsat's most promising prospects. fast ball by him. and with experience now under his belt, 2010 could bring big things for the young lefty. >> he has an amazing arm i don't know john ross detwiler 10 starts this year. 0-5 record era 6.40. >> phil: in 15 minor league starts, johnny he has about 59 runs. 29 walks. he has a plus curve ball and a plus change up. he only has an average fast ball but his curve ball is so good it makes his fast ball look better. you might recall, they kind of tried to tinker with his delivery earlier. in college he threw across his body and i they wanted him to get away from doing that because guys who do that tend to develop elbow issues. he completely lost command of the strike zone. now he is back to thro

on monday i stood at an old train station in downtown syracuse creating an eyesore. by using stimulus money, they will turn this building into a charging station for electric cars as well as alternative fueling hub for an alternative fuel car sharing company in syracuse. using this bill, it can become a center for the research on the practical use of these advanced technology vehicles. our energy policy, mr. chairman, is heading in the right direction. and the advanced vehicle technology act ensures that we are charting the right course for our new energy future. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from texas. mr. hall: mr. speaker, i continue to reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from tennessee. mr. gordon: mr. chairman, i yield two minutes to the gentleman from kentucky, mr. yarmuth. the chair: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for two minutes. mr. yarmuth: i thank the gentleman. i thank the chairman for his work and his committee's great wo

a new study by a data group at syracuse university says the government is only prosecuting about 1 incts. it found federal agencies don't agree on how to categorize terror-related crimes which leads to cases being dropped. the justice department distributes the analysis. the department has significantly improved its ability to pinpoint and disrupt terrorist activity since the 9/11 attacks. >>> seeing security tapes from the 1995 oklahoma city bombing for the first time. although a lawyer, the one who fought to have them released, says there's something amiss. four surveillance cameras from building around the alfred p. murrah federal building went blank before the explosion. he says the fbi is covering something up. so far, no response from the fbi. >>> a new york teacher is honored for a selfless act that helped one of her former students. what she did that saved the teenager's life. >>> detroit lions fans long, sufficient, fans have reason to cheer for the first time since 2007 as the team has ended 19-game losing streak. to celebrate a local restaurant is giving away pizza. the dea

field intelligence groups and other divisions and have not established adequate training programs a syracuse university study says only one out of four people charged in connection with terrorism here in the u.s. is ever prosecuted by the government. the report says since 2002, the percentage of terrorism cases, prosecutors declined to pursue, has ris r. risen from 31% to 73%. the justice department disputes these tig gures saying it has different data. you may have noticed we have a look. fox news channel as of today is being shown in wide screen format o.t. find out more about this change, go to fox news.com and click on the wide screen section there on the upper right side of the page. there you will learn about all the transition and what it means for you watching at home. be sure to check it out. it is not often that the "the new york times" admits it has been lagging behind fox news but that is happening now and the slump in the housing industry may be about to get a whole lot more of your tax dollars much gecko vo: geico's the third-largest car insurance company in the nation. but, it

more rain up through western p.a., new york state, syracuse, into vermont, too.boston. mostly cloudy skies will do it for you. just not rain making clouds. that's going to hold off until overnight tonight and more rain and thunderstorms coming off the atlantic coast getting into north carolina. more showers a possibility around south carolina coast later today and then also some light rain getting in across the northern part of the plains and the upper midwest but speaking about the unprecedented rainfall amounts around atlanta, look at this i report we got from the north side of town. this is marietta. unbelievable amounts of rain. it fell just yesterday in this region. that is supposed to be a little bit of a stream. now it's about six to seven feet deep is what they're telling us. you can see it covers up the entire backyard no damage to these people's houses. we saw lots of damage reports from yesterday. just unbelievable. >> we really did. it's like yards turned into streams, rivers. >> whole roads washed away. it's been terrible. we're going to see rain off

bob: maxwell 35 stolen bases this year at syracuse. .242. get that on base. world class speed.hit a double. a 90 miles an hour slider. great change, a great the runner goes. off a bun. late throw. bag and he's in scoring position with nobody out and now the could punt him over third. is 4 for 4 in stolen bases this year. great time to go, steals second easily and you're right, madson is slow to the plate. rob: he is, even that, over the bag. almost call him out. was waiting to see if maxwell came off the bag. 2 rbis tonight. for 3 with a double. you can't bunt now. move the it. pull it to the right side. >> bob: adam dunn waiting. for 4 way couple singles tonight. it goes farther, zimmerman -- madson has only given up 6 home runs in 66 inning this year. can't think about runs. bob: i was thinking about dunn. not swing the bat. he's gone. that hurts. he was looking breaking off speed. how can you guess with throws 96. >> rob: you can't, he throws it movement and here you see it run away, 4-seam on the black. run stat. match up i was about. the bat on the ball somehow. rob: as a

international league all-star this year when he hit .367 at syracuse. i'm not sure he saw many slight pieces like that. >> bob: they don't throw that many good sliders down there. he had an on base average of .424. he was a base hit machine down there didn't hit for much power. >> rob: you know what? if that is your game, come up here and continue that. there is no reason why you can't come here and just be a base hit machine too. you don't have to come up here and try to crush a lot. make your way around the league once, get your feet bet. start to learn some of the pitchers. study. learn from the veteran players. left hander joe thatcher righty. that is a wild pitch. short hop into catcher way up in the area and will nieves down to second base with one out. >> rob: i felt like i had to be a sponge, whether i was listening to the hitters on my team talk to me about what they are looking for, or other pitchers, veteran pitchers and what they did to hone their skills and stay in the major leagues for decades. jim was one of my first pitching coaches. i t

of the northeast, unless you are really in the northeast and it is cool, you warmed up to 45 in syracuse that cold tonight, it will warm up a little bit and today will be nice, look at the rest of the country, temperature wise, warm down across the south and humid and feels like summer across the southern tier of the country, northern tier, is beginning to creep in and look at the satellite/radar picture, in the northeast, will be dealing with another beautiful day, today. a couple of very nice weekends, certainly one of them and down to the south we have problems, heavy rain, and has been around much -- actually, off to the west, first, the next system bringing rain and will bring mountain snow across parts of the rockies, and very cold air behind this and that system is now going to drop into the southeast, where we are going to see the next one develop. as you have move into the southeast now, we have the rain, very humid and sticky, and flooding concerns across the areas, probably tennessee today, you see this rain is beginning to creep towards the north and will thread towards the o

greg paulus and syracuse beat northwestern. drive. the quarterback had a great game except for the last interessential. the twins took two of three from the tigers. was it enough? >> no, but they get four more games with the tigers at detroit next week. last one. herschel walker has signed a contract to become an m.m.a. fighter. good idea? >> world class athlete, tony. but doesn't have a mean bone in his body. i don't like this. >> we're out of time. we'll try to do better the next time. i'm tony kornheiser. >> and i'm michael wilbon. same time tomorrow, you [captioning made possible by espn, inc.] >> golic, put the food

you know, dropped out of syracuse actlly to go write a column for the new york herald trine, somethingmy bdies over at "new york times" did not know when he came to the times. he had already been a columnist although a gst comnist. bill, when wwere... i've known ll since we were kids. we were 14 years old reall when we met. we lived in the same apament hotel on the west sidef manhattan because our da had both died and our moms were workin we would entertain oursees byistributing political buttons. weeally didn't care who the candidates weror what party they belonged to. ere was a brothel across the street from our apartment house. we disibuted some of those buttons to ladies of the evening who re them, i assume.... >>rown: good training r polics or whatever. >>ight. but he's always en in love with language. he's also beenn extremely generous friend. you know, you never had ask bill safire for help. if you had a book comi out and you were a member of the washington bureaor a friend of his, he wouldn't y ything but you'd open up ain... again, you'd open up his lumn one day or the word co

england temperatures will be chilly, in the 30s for areas like albany, hartford, burlington and syracuse. so, it's the first night really where the windows have got to be covered and then you're probably going to have to go underneath the blankets tonight. the rest of the country is going to feel like summer. what a period. alex, it hasn't rained in three weeks significantly in chicago. >> really? >> one of the longest dry stretches in a long time. and today, a 74. >> perfect. >> denver's nice, sacramento. take your pick. >> yeah, it's all nice. i guess just about the atlanta and the miami area. >> just the southeast. >> okay. thank you very much, bill. >> thank you for helping, too. >> sure. no problem. any time. >>> still ahead, controversial congressman joe wilson gets choked up on camera. what almost brought him to tears. >>> plus -- ♪ you said that we believe that paying my taxes was a patriot rick ♪ >> yeah, we explain that. it's "the sound of sarah palin" the opera. will it be music to anybody's ears? >>> and the best-selling author flying off book shelves. ever worn your clothes

. >> you went fromlaying duke to syracuse arting quarterback. >> tt's pretty serious. mend gregg, actually, he was in 8th grade. >> gregg paul he lite bit ofligibility. >> he wain the 8th grade and pled on my team in micrll american camp when i was a sophore or junior. >> but s that's interestin ke all-americacamp. the way baskeall works toy there are scouts that ha their es on young talent le you. >> right >>arly on. >> right, rig. and -- when was the first time you heard from somebody that you didn't know saying -- >> the summer before my juni year. >> jior year. >> summer before yr junior year. summer before my junior year. all my aeammates were getting letter from colleges. and i rememb i played in a big game i orndo. and all the coachs we there to see andre andall these guys fro illins tes. and my team was a young team and i score 34 points. i get back om theameto losville and the next week i get letters fm michigan state, uconn,ll these colleges tt say they saw me play one ge. i always tell people got colle scholarship off of one game. one me they saw me play. >>

the study done by a data research group is from syracuse university. an arrest three decades in the making, did you hear about this over the weekend? director roman poo polanksi awaits extradition back to the u.s. he was arrested this weekend in switzerland. he was there for a film festival. l.a. county authorities seized the opportunity to arrange the arrest three decades after pleading guilty to having sex with a 13-year-old girl. women safire has passed away. he wrote a column called on language tracing the origin of words and phrases like proof is in the pudding. former president george w. bush had this to say quote, he was 79 years old. those are your headlines this morning. brian: sticking nose into politics by telling new york governor not to run for reelection. why does the president care? a fair and balanced debate next. n finally, good news for people with type 2 diabetes or at risk for diabetes. introducing new nutrisystem d, the clinically tested program for losing weight and reducing blood sugar. hi i'm mike, and i lost 100 pounds on nutri

. >> you went from playing duke to syracuse starting quarterback. >> that's pretty serious. me and gregg, actually, he was in 8th grade. >> gregg paul he little bit of eligibility. >> he was in the 8th grade and played on my team in microall american camp when i was a sophomore or junior. >> but see that's interesting. nike all-american camp. the way basketball works today there are scouts that have their eyes on young talent like you. >> right. >> early on. >> right, right. >> and -- when was the first time you heard from somebody that you didn't know saying -- >> the summer before my junior year. >> junior year. >> summer before your junior year. >> summer before my junior year. all my a teammates were getting letters from colleges. and i remember i played in a big game in orlando. and all the coachs were there to see andre and all these guys from illinois teams. and my team was a young team and i scored 34 points. i get back from the game to louisville and the next week i get letters from michigan state, uconn, all these colleges that say they saw me play one game. i alwa