today they showed us the proof. >> made in the usa. >> reporter: team usa's new uniforms for the sochi games entirely made in america, down to every last thread, button and zipper. the wool from this rancher in oregon. >> we're very honored to be part of the project. >> reporter: the thread supplied by nazareth, pennsylvania's kramer yarns, dyed by longview yarns in hickory, north carolina, stonehenge fiber mill in michigan and stoll fashions in new york city. in all more than 40 american partners designing, sourcing and manufacturing the new look. more than $1 billion and hundreds of jobs staying here, meaning this year team usa can stand tall entirely. >> made in america! >> this is the jacket that the team usa men and women will wear in the closing ceremonies. the wool is from oregon. it was manufactured and embroidered right here in new york. ralph lauren is making it in 20 sizes. we're talking a lot of jobs and a lot of wool from america. >> i'll take one. looks good. >> this one is in your size. >>> coming up, pushed to the extreme, the surfer riding a giant wave into the record

freddy couples the usa team with a compy lead. zach johnson, this putt for birdie leaves it on the high side for gravity while slow finally does its job. johnson a 4-2 winner. final match one more point needed to secure it. the titanic gallery looking on. united states wins it again 18 1/2 to 15 1/2. kansas with the chase for the cup. danica patrick fishtailing into the wall. she goes. her day's done. kyle busch, vickers. that would end kyle's day. harvick takes the checkered flag. he's third in the cup standing between kensic and jimmy johnson. ravens' wrap-up shortly on the way. plus a final check of the forecast right after this.

today they showed us the proof. >> made in the usa. >> reporter: team usa's new uniforms entirely maden america down to every last thread, butten and zipper. the wool from this ran cher in oregon. >> we're honored to be part of the project. >> reporter: the thread supplied by nazareth pennsylvania. stonehenge fiber hill in michigan and stoll fashions in new york city. in all more than 40 american americans designing, sourcing and manufacturing the new look. more than 1 billion dollars and hundreds of jobs staying here, meaning this year team usa can stand tall entirely. >> made in america! >> this is the jacket that the men and women will wear in the closing ceremonies. the wool was manufactured right here in new york. ralph lauren is making it in 20 sizes. we're talking a lot of jobs and a lot of wool from america. this one is in your size. >>> coming up, pushed to the extreme, the surf riding a giant wave and not even the sky is the limit. >>> the miracle babies of sandy, carried through the darkness. david muir was right there a year ago and he's back with them tonight. we're back i

team usa.many americans were disappointed to learn those uniforms at the opening ceremonies in london were made in china. we were the first to tell you. >> what caught our eye here at world news was the label. the u.s. uniforms were made in china. how could it be? >> reporter: from the berets down to the shoes, every article of the all-american looks by ralph lauren was made outside of the u.s. >> i think they should take all of the uniforms, put them in a big pile and burn them. >> reporter: back then ralph lauren promising to do better at this year's winter olympics and they showed us the proof, made in the usa. >> reporter: the uniforms entirely made in america, down to every last thread, button and zipper. the wool from this rancher in oregon. >> we are honored to be part of the project. >> reporter: the thread supplied by kramer yard in pennsylvania. and dyed by in north carolina. and all 40 american partners designing, sourcing and manufacturing the new look. more than a billion dollars a

not for team usa but team armenia.this is a website set up by armen seeking donations for his olympic bid. the skier grew up in nevada, graduated from marin catholic high school in 2005. an aspiring doctor taking a break from studies at temple in order to compete. his parents are armenian immigrants and he has dual citizenship. he must move on to the top 500 in the world ranking to be eligible for the team. he has to fund the trip himself. >> 6:25. game three of the alds between the a's and the tigers gets under way 18 few hours. first pitch is 10:07 this morning. the a's hope to ride the who men tum from saturday's thrilling 1-0 walk-off win. right now series is tied up at one game apiece. >> a look at the coliseum home of the a's and the raiders as well. a lot of raiders fans probably having a hard time waking up because of last night's late night showdown. the raiders fans who stayed up late they were not disappointed. raiders beat the chargers 27-17. the game was supposed to start at 1:25 yesterday but because of t

tiger earns the clinching point for the 3rd straight president's cup as team usa wins the event for theght time. so, get ready to close down the golf season and football season is just revving up. 3 teams and alex smith, you know, you have to feel a positive energy for alex. >> yes. tonight on game day, we will be discussing. >> tonight will be straeupg. you heard about start time 8:35 -- strange. you heard about start time 8:35. if the game ends on time it will be a long night. >> it could go until 11:30 or midnight. >> it was a quick turnaround. i think the field will be okay. no weather issues but the football field itself. but it was getting the stands in place that is the issue for them. >> all righty. >> okay. tune in. it will be interesting to see if we are alive or not. >>> a plan if san francisco for homeless to enforce city park operating hours is meeting with so much resistance, that is coming up at 6:30. we will see new half an hour. of course at 10:00 and 11:00. find your news updates on kpix5.com. good night >> jeff: tonight the special operations raids in africa. one that

team usa.those uniforms at the opening ceremonies in london were made in china. we were the first to tell you. >> what caught our eye here at "world news," was the label. the u.s. uniforms were made in china? how could it be? >> reporter: from the berets down to the shoes, every article of the all-american looks by ralph lauren was made outside of the u.s. >> i think they should take all of the uniforms, put them in a big pile and burn them. >> reporter: back then ralph lauren promising to do better at this year's winter olympics and they showed us the proof, made in the usa. >> reporter: team usa's new uniforms for the sochi games, entirely made in america down to every last thread, button and zipper. the wool from this rancher in oregon. >> we are honored to be part of the project. >> reporter: the thread supplied by kramer yard in pennsylvania. and dyed by in north carolina. henge fiber mill and fashioned in new york city. in all, more than 40 american partners designing, sourcing and manufa

during the 2014 winter games, members of the team usa will be wearing uniforms made in the usa. there was a clothing controversy, remember the uniforms the team wore in london stirred up controversy because they were made in china. this time around they'll be made domestically by ralph lauren. the clothing includes a navy pea coat, a ski sweater with a reindeer, and one with an american flag as well. and, of course, track the sochi olympics on our website. go to nbcbayarea.com/olympics. you'll find lots of stories about everything from athletes, to their uniforms and with a quick click, sign up for our winter olympics newsletter as well. >>> still ahead here at 6:00, a midair song and dance. yes, believe it. an airline based here in the bay area makes a big change to get you to pay attention. >>> also -- >> i'm scott budman with a cell phone case that doubles as a stun gun. why it's causing such a buzz. coming up. >>> nice action, scott. all right. good evening, i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. skies are clearing now and setting the stage for cold temperatures

not for team usa, though, but for team armenia. this here is a website set up by arman sz serebrakian. he's seeking donations for his olympic bid. the aspiring doctor is taking a break from post-graduate studies compete. his parents are armenian immigrants, so he has dual citizenship. he must move into the top 500 in the world rankings to be eligible for the team, and he has to fund the trip himself. i'm sure that's not going to be cheap. but it sounds like he's driven, determined to get this to happen. >> yeah, and if he wins, we're still going to take partial credit because he's from here. >> that's right. he grew up in the bay area. weather is looking good. have you been out there? >> i haven't yet. >> wait until you walk out. >> i look forward to getting off work then. >> it's going to be so nice. bright, sunny day out there. temperatures right now climbing into the 60s and the 70s. yeah, where you're from, wine country, marla, beautiful. the leaves are changing color up there. just gorgeous. 11:17. taking a live look. we have

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team usa is leading 14-8 when the singles matches began. and tiger woods and a two-putt par to close it out. wow. he clinches the cup. team usa's fifth straight president's cup win. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. we got it all in. >> thank you, colin. thank you for joining us. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. have a great night. previously on "castle"... (beckett) who killed my mother? no, kate. i give you a name, i know you. you'll run straight at him. i might as well shoot you where you stand. they are coming to kill you, and i'm not gonna let 'em. i'm gonna end this. (castle) before montgomery went into that hangar, he sent a package to someone he trusted,ined informn damaging to the person beh the pl this., if they left you alone, the package and the information inside would never see the light of day. how do you know this? in order for the deal to work, someone had to make sure you weren't pursuing it.

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team usa is leading 14-8 when the singles matches began. woods and a two-putt par to close it out. wow. he clinches the cup. team usa's fifth straight president's cup win. this abc7 sports report is brought to you by riverwalk casino. we got it all in. >> thank you, colin. thank you for joining us. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. have a great night. i believe in community. i believe in entrepreneurship. small businesses, i believe... ...help weave people and communities together. i believe in the american dream. what's even better than dreams, is making a dream come true. score is a non-profit organization where we provide free business consulting services to people who want to start a business or are already in business. i believe one person can make a difference. i am that person. i am that person. i am a score mentor. i am a score volunteer. what do you believe in? do you have a gift to share? small business owners need you... ...to show them, to give them ideas, to encourage them. i do what i do because watching other peopl

it was won with team usa, skippering a space aged catamaran equipped with a carbon fiber wing that flewrly 50 miles an hour. are there old traditionalists wearing the blazers who look at you and think -- eh, disgusting. >> no question. the fact is though, this is the way forward. >> reporter: sometimes technology does go too far. those nasa inspired body suits, sported by michael phelps and others at beijing olympics were later banned. dubbed by some as technological doping. and golf's governing body just voted to ban those controversial anchored or belly putters. creating a pivot on the body they say is just not within the spirit of the game. and not even surfing stand still. remember, it started with a polynesian guy riding on a tree trunk. the sport evolves. as you can see in surfing celluloid images. >> the sport of surfing. >> quaint endless summer, following board worshippers. and go around the island. get killer secret spots. >> to the bikini clad blue crush about a women's pipe competition. now there is this. >> altogether there is 800 parts here. in this bad boy. all -- all fit

meanwhile, we got a first look at the uniforms that members of team usa will wear at the closing ceremony designed by wal lauren. and this time made in the usa, a promise made and kept by the clothing company after the uproar during the london games when much of the team's apparel was made in china. >>> tonight, the eternal flame, as we've known it for nearly half a century has been restored at arlington natural cemetery. the flame, which of course burns at the site of the grave of jfk, had been operating on a temporary line since april. while below-ground infrastructure repairs went on. it is, of course, one of the most visited sites in all of washington, d.c. >>> when we come back, the folks who've learned all over again there's no place like home. >>> finally here tonight, environmentalists and city planners have spent the last year looking at what sandy did and where the water went. and a lot of people say don't rebuild in the storm zone, in places like this. well, that's easy to say. the problem with that is, this is home if you're from breezy point and most wouldn't dream of living

big news today about what team usa will wear this time. >>> going to extremes, the surfer trying to ride this giant wave into the record books, why dare devils push the limits, the real reason they do it.

morning on "today," 100 days to sochi, counting down to the 2014 winter olympics with some stars of team usaep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm richard lui along with bill karins. thanks for watching "early today." have a very good tuesday. >>> he left that morning and i didn't see him again until the hospital. >> the widow of a paramedic shot to death in oakland is speaking about his murder for the first time. what she has to say about the 16-year-old boy accused of pulling the trigger. >> and the anger over the shooting death of a 13-year-old boy is ramping up today. hundreds of people from across the bay area will take to the streets in the north bay demanding justice. >> plus, $8 for a gallon of milk? it could soon be a reality. why people in the bay area are now depending on congress to make sure that doesn't happen. >> a live look at san francisco. looks like it's a clear start. but what a

team usa, needing only 4 points to win. hunter got things rolling. sinks the long put.iger woods continues to be the american version of mario riviera. gets the putt to chose it out. tiger earns the clinching for the third president's cup. team auswins the event for the 5th straight time. they are still not winning the major but wins that one. the raiders are in action. 49ers leading at halftime. 21-0. >> game day can go on for monday morning. >> yes. i don't know how long the raider game might go on until. they could be on until midnight. >> all righty. >> yes. it will be. >> yes. forget looks or personality. these days it may be your credit score that lands you a date. tonight at 11:00, we look at growing trend among singles looking for a partner. i am waiting for one of you to weigh in on that. >> credit score? >> so, it is no longer about your personality or your look st-s about how much -- your credit rating. >> people are doing research. what do you do, present your documentation. >> i would say that is low on the list. [ laughter ] >> he is still not saying anyth

the nfl has said it is considering putting a team in london full time as the football league tries to expand its branding outside of the usaomen's bobsled team has two brand new members. track and field olympic stars lola jones and lauren williams. the honor takes them one step closer to being picked for the olympic team in january. if that happens they will be off to sochi, russia after the 2014 winter olympic games. gold medalist sprinter lauren williams is on the phone with us right now from plan jobs texas. lauren, thanks so much for being with us. in your wildest dreams did you ever think you would become a bobsled center >> i had no idea until about four months ago until i talked to lola. she said give it a try. >> so lola recruited you not long after you won gold in london as a member of the 4 x 100 relay tame. what was that pitch like. did it take much arm twisting to get you on board? >> i was inquisitive about it. i knew there were three people that tried out after the olympics last year and she said it's a ton of fun and thought i had the right build for it. i love to do weight and do powerful thing. acceleratin

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right now, is schedule for tomorrow at 1:15 on san francisco bay, and it is tight score, oracle team usa at 8 wins and new zealand at 8 wins. and it is the first, and so we are anticipating that that will be tomorrow and so we would like to give an update on the america's cup and also give some recognitions and commendations, but at the next meeting october 8th. i hope that that suits all of you. i could not pursued them to leave where they are and join us today. we will see them in two week's time. >> that leaves me with two items to report on that are report related to fleet week. due to federal budget cuts, as we normally know it with the parade are ships and visiting vessels and tours and the air show is not going forward this year, it has not gone forward this year, in any city. but, the fleet week committee is still planning to go forward with the humanitarian aspect and the disaster preparedness aspects of fleet week and so there are two events happening that we want to draw everyone's attention to. the first is the fleet week senior leadership seminar, which is on october 10th, t

. >>> when you see team usa this february at the winter olympics, they will be wearing american-made uniforms. ralph lauren says every stitch of the u.s. uniforms for the opening and closing ceremonies were made here in america. the company was criticized for the london olympic uniforms made in china. >>> the wine shortage getting worse. americans are partly to blame. that shortage is classic case of supply and demand. consumption is on the rise, especially here at home. the u.s. and china, drinking more wine than ever. >> so, we are to blame? >> we are to blame. i know i'm doing my part with red wine on the weekends. during the week, i work through it. >> the demand has been going up and up, why aren't we making more -- why aren't we growing more grapes? that's the key. >> a billion chinese want our wine. let's do it. >> just asking. >>> if you like a burger, this is a very interesting one. a new burger from a place in philadelphia. >> open wide for the deep-fried tinkies burger. that's right. this is from philly's pyt burger. a pork belly patty, bacon and melted american cheese. >>

tiger woods and team usa leads the president cut. second round is today >> i hear, boom, boom, boom, boom. >> it's not appear to be an accident. >> a lockdown lifted. we are learning more about the woman at the center of the capitol hill chase. what a family spokesperson is revealing. >> the first case of flu recording here in maryland but the cdc in maryland is not keeping track in maryland. >> more about tropical storm karen coming up. >> how will that storm affect us over the next couple of days? [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> you're watching wbal-tv 11. live, local, late-breaking. this is 11 news today at 6:00 a.m. >> good morning. happy friday. i'm mindy basara. >> i'm stan stovall. >> queen anne's county school, 90-minute delay. >> 6;01. time for traffic and weather together on the 1's.. >> it almost feels like a summer morning. it is causing a bit of a glare on the roads. 62 at the airport. even warmer downtown, close to 70 degrees.

team ore. greenberg's experience hasn't been limited to albertson, however. for the past fouyears, he's played on the usa up to the u18 team now. coach 2:29 - to play for national team is biggest honor you can get. the fact he's been chosen year in and year out just shows what kind of player he is. ylan 1:34 - unbelievable experience. best ever. just playing against other countries, other players, different players, dierent styles of play. you need a challenge sometimes. four years at thethe next university of connecticut, one of the top college programs in the country... but he hopes more international experience will come his way down the road, as he dreams of being a professional, and of course playing in the world cup... dylan 4:35 - that's all i wanted to do is go to a world cup. every time i watch, i imagine being there because i'm almost up to that level. it'd be awesome to represent my country. dad 2:55 - it would be unbelievable. we've always talked about it. hopefully he's good enough to make the u20 world cup. hopefully, he'll get the chance and make it. coach 2:50 - i think we'll see him in a

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usa. why were they chanting this? well, team usa bailed out the mexican national team in epic fashion.page times to beat panama. that saved mexico from being eliminated from contention. the mexican announcers were so excited when they saw the u.s. score, that said god bless america. >> got to love that. >> that was crazy. the two goals was nuts. mexico has never had that. was as close to being gone here. >> as happy as the mexican fans were, the panama fans were crushed. >> andy shoals, you always go over well. thanks for being here. we'll be right back. life could be hectic. as a working mom of two young boys angie's list saves me a lot of time. after reading all the reviews i know i'm making the right choice. online or on the phone, we help you hire right the first time. with honest reviews on over 720 local services. keeping up with these two is more than a full time job, and i don't have time for unreliable companies. angie's list definitely saves me time and money. for over 18 years we've helped people take care of the things that matter most. join today. [ alarm blaring ] what we

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a lot of athletes on team usa were there along with former olympians. check out as a former olympian and see if i could compete with the best of the best. >> folks, this is bob reporting for the fox. we're here reporting on the road to sochi. now, you might wonder what sochi is. it is japanese seafood, but it is also -- sochi is in russia. where they're going to hold this. you were a 1998 gold medal winner, is that right? >> yes. >> you're going sochi, right? >> yes. >> have you ever been to sochi? >> i have never been to russia. >> oh, you haven't? it's a dump. no, it's not. st. petersburg is nice. how do you call jump in those things at the same time? >> it's finesse. a lot of speed and be fearless. >> let me ask you this question, how fast do those things go? >> i've hit up to 90 miles per hour. >> what? >> yes. >> are you on this team? >> i'm trying. i was on 20 ten2010. i went to the 20 ten olympics. >> were you on "dancing with the stars"? >> i was. >> really? >> yeah. >> did you win? >> no, they were haters on me over there. >> they're all rigged

louie vito has the jack is e jackets. >> tell us about the mittens. >> they are $14 on team usa. s going on. >> they have the the golden ticket but they are the golden mittens. they are going to win a u.s. olympic team jack is et. >> hold up your hands. >> anybody has gold? >> usa is gold. if it's gold you win the jacket. >> right here! >> we have a winner. >> gold usa. >> oh, wait. somebody has gold over here. >> gold usa. anybody have gold usa? >> it's like a treasure hunt. >> like willie wonka. who has the golden particular senate. >> somebody ran off to go find them. >> they're going to find the golden mittens. >> we'll check with many or athletes in a while. al is at jersey shore with a check of the weather one year after hurricane sandy. >> thank you so much. work continues behind us on the boardwalk and the buildings here. we're at the beachcomber bar and grill. they're working. they had damage due to the fire here. but everybody is working to get back as strong as they were before. think about halloween. it's coming up. are we going to have any scary weather to talk about?

lindsey vonn, a star of team usa says she's on the comeback trail. you might remember this. vonn's crash during the world championships in austria last year. tough to even look at this. she had to have knee surgery and months of intense rehabilitation. but now she's back on the slopes and heading to the sochi olympics. >> i get back up, i fall, i get back up, that's just who i am. obviously this is the biggest setback i've ever had, but i'm skiing really well. i've only been on snow a few days but i'm already almost right back where i was, so things are looking up. >> she is ready to go. she was on the "today" show this morning. she's been in the headlines because of her relationship with tiger woods. now she'll be in the headlines for what she's doing on the slopes ready to go for the winter games. >> we'll be cheering her on. >> thank you for watching at 6:00. have a great evening. >> see you at 11:00. >>> julianne hough under fire. her black face scandal. now on "extra." ♪ ♪ >>> julianne slammed. . new outrage over her taste with halloween costume as crazy eyes from orang

competing in beijing, representing team usa and the biggest stage of all of sports, you are kind leftlistening to the national anthem with a gold medal around my neck was the greatest thing. the next day, it was kind of like what now. that is all that i do. it was really difficult kind f turn that page. stuart: are you getting into business? >> i am. i moved to new york in january. i grew up in dallas. it is a big change. i think it is necessary to turn that page. i think some people do it later than others. you are rying to hold onto the fame of being an olympian. i feel like that success will -- stuart: you use your name and business? you are an olympic gold medal winner? >> i did work for 20 years of my life to achieve that name. at the same time, i will not rely on it. i just got into commentating for the olympics. that is something that i enjoy doing. it is also important for me to set these new dreams and goals for myself to inspire kids and the next generation. they are our future. i think, i now have a competition. it is for young and upcoming gymnast. i have had to clothing l

team. does it redefine the usa in junior view? president wields extraordinary executive power. this is not that president. he is not george bush but that swat team role, american presidents do wield the ability to strike around the world. this is now the regular business of an american president. and even a president as reluctant to use military force. this is in a separate box. this is the normal business of being an american president. >> thank you so much for your time. good to see you. the pope, well he is not backing down on his message of reform. his harsh words about church leaders next. >> with six grandslam titles, novak clearly likes the view from the top. >> all my life i have been dreaming to be the best in the world in tennis and my dreams came true. >> he over came long odds to make it in tennis. >> there was a lot of struggle, difficulty financial, thank god big support from my parents and family and they gave me home that i can actually succeed. i remember i was improvising and making little trophies out of material

usa. why were they chanting that? team use baled out the national team in epic fashion.nd that saved mexico from being eliminated from world cup contention. they were so excited they said, god bless america. really, really funny moment. and team usa's twitter feed, they twittered afterward the game, #you're welcome mexico. >> glad we were able to help out. thanks so much. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," are you concerned about what exactly congress needs to do to end the shutdown or divert a default on the national debt? well -- >> i know i'll be a law some day, as least i hope and pray that i will, but today, i am still just a bill. ♪ ♪ >> a little musical refresher course in civics. after a break. great. this is the last thing i need.) seriously? let's take this puppy over to midas and get you some of the good 'ol midas touch. hey you know what? i'll drive! i really didn't think this through. brakes, tires, oil, everything. (whistling) >>> all we've heard from the last few weeks is about the back and forth in washington on a debt deal. it kind of takes you back to

still to come, this team is out to represent the usa in the rugby league world cup. you will not believe what they left behind. even though brush fires continue to burn in southeast australia, the question of compensation and where it is coming from is being raised. the army could be forced to pay up. the brush fires in new south wales have been burning for over a week. now the threat level has been downgraded. there are questions over who might pay for the damage after a fire service investigation found the biggest fire this past week was caused by an army training exercise using explosives. now the premier of new south wales says the military they have to foot the bill. >> property has been damaged. we need to settle that. it is a compensation issue. >> the fire in question is still burning not far from the town. it has destroyed more than 40,000 hectares. homes have been lost. many will question the wisdom of having soldiers work with the explosives at a time when the brush was dry after unseasonably hot weather. the department of defense has apologized. it is too

still to come, this team is out to represent the usa in the rugby league world cup. you will not believe what they left behind. even though brush fires continue to burn in southeast australia, the question of compensation and where it is coming from is being raised. the army could be forced to pay up. the brush fires in new south wales have been burning for over a week. now the threat level has been downgraded. there are questions over who might pay for the damage after a fire service investigation found the biggest fire this past week was caused by an army training exercise using explosives. now the premier of new south wales says the military they have to foot the bill. >> property has been damaged. we need to settle that. it is a compensation issue. >> the fire in question is still burning not far from the town. it has destroyed more than 40,000 hectares. homes have been lost. many will question the wisdom of having soldiers work with the explosives at a time when the brush was dry after unseasonably hot weather. the department of defense has apologized. it is too

reporters from espn, usa today, and sports illustrated among others say they won't use the team's name. even president obama weighed in. >> if i were the owner of the team, i'd think about changing it. >> reporter: there are plenty of professional teams that have faced similar criticism. but critics say the name redskins is by far the most derogatory. the debate plays out daily on d.c. sports radio. doc walker is a former washington player. >> there are a lot of people talking about this that don't have a damn thing to talk about other than to run their mouth because we're in washington. >> reporter: so what is in a name? actually, quite a lot. stephanie gosk, nbc news, washington. >> doc walker hasn't changed since his playing days. >>> we're back in a moment with what might be the most poignant picture of the day. >>> we are bh what might be the most poignant p picture of the day. way to go, crestor! yeah! getting to goal is a big deal, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors. because you could be at increased risk for plaque buildup in your arteries ov

. >> thank you, valerie, enter the panel here, and congratulations to being the decision part of team usa and the conversation we are having here. one thing that valerie did not mention is as an australian, global citizen, that has been with the great dow chemical company for 37 years, 22 of which i spent in asia, around china, when i came back to the united states over a decade ago, i was struck at the conversation going on in america that did not include manufacturing. how red manufacturing in america, and the psychology of consumers and our media and everywhere was assembly-line, smokestack, and it was yesterday's manufacturing. we had done it to ourselves. the notion that label costs would drive the manufacturing there had become what everybody leave it. so i think you did not mention this, but i read a book in my spare time as i travel to grow, looking at what -- as i traveled the globe, and they've recognized two important parts of the manufacturing value chain that the administration has embraced and which i applaud. i'm sure jean will touch on -- gene will touch on tickets that, t

the usa taking the lead thanks to some nice putting from tiger woods. he drains one to teamas a 3.5 to 2.5 lead. afterward, tiger woods girlfriend linsday vonn has some fun trying to get the squirrel on intimate terms with woods. lots of fun and a little golf at muirfield in ohio. baseball now... game one between the cardinals and pirates and this one was over in the third. carlos beltran rips a three-run shot to right, his 15th post game homer to tie babe ruth. the birds got 7 in the third and buried the buccos. the final was 9-1. adam wainright gets the win. the other division game tonight, the dodgers and braves. 616-1 in the fifth. the yankees meantime are not letting the cubs or anyone else talk to joe girardi until the end of october. and dale sveum has joined the royals coaching staff. finally, congress may be in an angry mood nowadays, but lets hope it doesn't come to this. bruce boudreau and patrick wa, the coaches of anaheim and colorado, going at it and almost knocking down the plexiglass wall. roy was fined ten grand for this. i wonder what these guys told their

higher trajectory than her vertical jump, she was one of 4 underclassmen to be named to usa junior women's olympic teamic team she's headed to perennial powerhouse penn st. which has been her dream school since she was a freshman. soundbite: haleigh washington/doherty hs, colorado jr's middle blocker was looking and i'm like dad cause i was on our living room floor and i was like where's the best volleyball school. and he was like penn state's pretty good and i was like alright penn state it is. he was like yeah they're pretty good, and they had just recently won a national championship and i did research on them and they had won all these big tournaments and i said they sound like the best so i said alright i'm going for it. soundbite: danielle washington/haleigh's mother he just recently took a piece of poster board and mapped out what the next i think 15 years of her life is gonna be, starting with today. seriously she had these practices on written on that and then it follows this little path of swerves and it has 2014, 2015, 2016 kind of all mapped out and what her goals are for the next 10-15 yea

whether to change the name of our washington football team seems to be striking a nerve across the country. the redskins were the front page of usa today this morning right there and the question is whether or not the word redskins is offensive. now atlanta's mayor is being asked about how he peoples about that city's baseball team, the braves -- feels about that city's baseball team, the braves. >> i think the name the atlanta braves is a name we should keep. i have a number of friends who are indian and they haven't shared any offense with me about it. >> redskins owner dan snyder said the a name is a badge -- said the name is a badge of honor and he will never change it, but with media outlets across the country dropping the coverage the tide may be turning. that is the big debate on tellwusa9.com. the question is do you think the team's name will change in the next five years? log on to cast your vote and leave your comments. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now here's wusa9 first alert weather. >> a lot of us tired of this rain, but it's not going to let up any time soon. >> no. at least one more day of these dreary condition

reporters from espn , usa today, and sports illustrated among others say they won't use the team's name. even president obama weighed in. >> if i were the owner of the team i would think about changing it. >> reporter: there are plenty of professional teams that faced similar criticism. the cleveland indians altered the logo. so did the atlanta braves who stopped the tomahawk chop during games. critics say the name redskins is the most derogatory. >> we are making too much of something that doesn't mean anything. >> reporter: the debate plays out daily on sports radio . doc walker is a former washington player. >> a lot of people are talking about this that don't have a damn thing to talk about other than the run their mouth because we're in washington. >> reporter: so what is in a name? quite a lot. stephanie gosk, nbc news, washington. >> doc walker hasn't changed since his play days. >>> we are back in a moment with what might be the most poignant p picture of the day. way to go, crestor! yeah! getting to goal is a big deal, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these r

. >>> leading the news this morning, "usa today," yes, men really do ogle women's bodies. scientists found men take more team chest and waist than their physicals. >> i just stare right at their eyes and creep them out. wouldn't that be worse if everyone was just staring at you at your face? >> worse than what, bill? >> i don't know. >> that should be my obvious study of the day. >> exactly. i'm starting with a story out of north dakota. a little bit of controversy here. a woman in fargo hasdy that had when overweight children come to her house to trick or treat, she will give them a letter that is supposed to be for their parents saying that children who are overweight should not be begging for candy. let's take a listen to what she told a radio station. >> i just want to send a message to the parents of kids that are really overweight i think it's just really irresponsible of parents to send them out being aing for looking for free candy just because all the other kids are doing. >> this woman needs help. this is awful. imagine if the kids can read, imagine the impact. is she doing body fat member measurem