. >>> on to the steelers and vikings in lightning across the pond. roethlisberger is sacked and the vikings recover the fumble but the terrible and terrible towel, the steelers are 0-4 for the first time since 1968. vikings win, 34-27. >>> and the new york giants got pummeled by the chiefs. 31-7. leaving the giants 0-4. >>> tonight, the miami dolphins take on the new orleans saints. both teams are undefeated. >>> taking you to college football, hours up usc trojans lost to arizona state 62-41. usc head coach lane kiffin was fired. pat hayden said he reflected kiffin for trying to keep this job but firing him was ultimately the right decision. >> it just became a gut feeling that we weren't making the progress that i thought we needed to make. that i thought we should be making. and it's going to be an inconsistency we found in our team. >>> in baseball, marlins henderson alvarez has a no-hitter and the marlins end the season with a walk-off after the at-bat and throwing a wild pitch. >>> and the rangers and rays have a one-game playoff monday, that b

then the vikings kick off, to devin hester-- he's run a few back in his day, and there goes devin...ly caught him, but 76 yards-- part of a team record 249 return yards for dev... that set up jay cutler to martellus bennett, so easy... and we're back even at seven apiece... later in the

the quiet monastic life ended when holy island was discovered by the vikings, notorious invaders from scandinavia. by the late ninth century, the monks decided they had had enough of the ever-present threat of viking raids. they decided to abandon this windswept island of lindisfarne. they took off for the mainland and took with them two of their most prized possessions, the body of saint cuthbert and the gospels. after a years-long trek across the north of england, cuthbert was reburied in durham cathedral, where the monastery was re-established. his tomb still attracts thousands of visitors. as for the gospels, the book wound up in private hands after king henry viii dissolved the monasteries in the 16th century, and it was later donated to the british library. today, gameson says it offers a chance to rethink a period often dismissed as the dark ages. this elegant calligraphy under daunting conditions, parchment from the skins of 149 calves, colored inks made from diverse animal and vegetable sources. also, amid the vivid display of his talent, the scribe bishop eadfrith was human

. >> they call hick viking because of the viking helmets. said to me, if you -- this is the money bull. make the ride on him and you've got the money tonight and it took me about seven or eight minutes to actually get on his back in the chute. he kept rearing off and tried to get me off a couple of times in the chute. >> the ride starts and viking keeps trying to shake his rider and us doesn't take him long. >> it seems like as soon as i could get the left leg down my right one came unsettled and i think about the third jump, the first spin that he did into the left, i just couldn't get the coverage down quick enough and he got me off on the wrong side. >> 2.8 seconds after the gate opens michael is thrown to the ground, breaking a rib but things quickly go from bad to worse. >> i saw him coming, rolled over. got up to try to get some air and ended up getting more air than i bargained for. >> not content with just getting ris rider off his back, viking throws michael into the air. >> the throw in the air didn't hurt at all. he hooked me betw

. >> viking only talking to the travel agent wex caught wupt nagt ital yes. >> i would say two, threeit was confirmed with me a guide dog could not go on the cruise. there is no room for it. >> the cruise scheduled for october carmela began to get nervous. >> i decided to contact you because i was desperate. i just, i didn't want to leave her. i just didn't want to leave her. >> here in the united states a cruise ship would be obligated to accommodate a guide dog under americans with disabilities act. brian is the chief executive officer of the nonprofit light house for the blind in san francisco. >> ama americans with disabilities act i would say blind buyer beware if you book a tour you have to be careful to understand that the laws that have country are going to govern your rights. >> the viking is under no legal obligation to accommodate carmela. but when we contacted viking they told us this was a big misunderstanding. >> they claim it was a misunderstanding but it lasted five, or six month autos viking says the policy does not allow animals but makes exceptions for guide dogs. i

. >> viking only talking to the travel agent wex caught wupt nagt ital yes. >> i would say two, threees it was confirmed with me a guide dog could not go on the cruise. there is no room for it. >> the cruise scheduled for october carmela began to get nervous. >> i decided to contact you because i was desperate. i just, i didn't want to leave her. i just didn't want to leave her. >> here in the united states a cruise ship would be obligated to accommodate a guide dog under americans with disabilities act. brian is the chief executive officer of the nonprofit light house for the blind in san francisco. >> ama americans with disabilities act i would say blind buyer beware if you book a tour you have to be careful to understand that the laws that have country are going to govern your rights. >> the viking is under no legal obligation to accommodate carmela. but when we contacted viking they told us this was a big misunderstanding. >> they claim it was a misunderstanding but it lasted five, or six month autos viking says the policy does not allow animals but makes exceptions for guide dogs

roethlisberger is sacked and the vikings recover the fumble. steelers are 0-4 for the first time since 1968. vikings win 34-27. >>> and the new york giants just got pummeled by the chiefs 31-7 leaving the jets 0-4. tonight the miami dolphins, they take on the new orleans saints. both teams are undefeated. >>> college football now, just hours after the usc trojans lost to arizona state 62-41, usc head coach lane kiffin, he was fired. usc athletic director pat hayden said he respected kiffin for trying to keep his job but firing him was ultimately the right decision. >> it just became a gut feeling that we weren't making the progress that i felt we needed to make, that i thought we should be making. and some of the inconsistency we found in our team. >>> in baseball, marlins righty henderson alvarez has a no-hitter against the tigers and the the marlins end the season with a walkoff after alvarez's at-bat and is thrown a wild pitch. they beat the tigers 1-0. >>> the rangers and rays have a one-game playoff on monday. after the rangers beat the an

you start from a letter that a vikings punter sent. that's where we also get into u.s. history and this is where we get into core rur can urriculum. this is about freedom of speech, it makes it relevant, it goes right into something that kids are already seen on espn so they are already primed to talk about it. that's the kind of stuff i think we need to be looking at so we get this bullying stuff out of their head and they see relevance instead. >> anyone want to take some questions? i want to start with a young student. >> everyone needs to read that letter. it is shocking. >> alexis, are you here? you want to come up here? come on. don't be shy, nobody's going to bite. >> let's give her some encouragement here. we've heard from adults all day long, we want to hear from somebody who is -- come over here, young lady. my name is cheryl, thank you for being here. we have some great guests who care about you, everybody in this room cares about you. you have been through some training. you have a question for our guests? >> no, but i want to thank you for doing this. thank

vikings burned it in the violent 9th and 10th centuries.estern europe was assailed on every side by slavs, magyars, saracens, and vikings. many people thought that christian civilization itself might not pull through. in response, powerful dynasties built great strings of fortresses in which their beleaguered populations could shelter. in the 1100s, europe turned the corner suddenly, as if the passing of the millennium was the release. we see a dramatic revival in the use of monumental sculpture and large-scale architecture such as had only been glimpsed in the previous centuries. the cult of saints and the passion for pilgrimage to their shrines were dominant features of medieval culture. one of the most famous was the pilgrimage to santiago in spain. the church was believed to house a sacred relic of christendom-- the bones of saint james, santiago in spanish, one of christ's 12 apostles. from atop the tower at vezelay, you can still make out the old way of saint james, winding its way to spain. it's astonishing to think that hundreds of

vikings river cruises. >>> stocks soar on deals here at home, and worry that a strike against syria is imminent. >> and lawmakers back, making key decisions on everything from syria to the budget. and issues that will impact your money. >> changing benefits in a growing trend, ibm and time warner plan to move their employees to insurance exchanges, the companies save money but is it good for former workers? all that and more tonight on nightly business report for monday, september 9th. >> good evening everybody, i'm tyler matheson. >> the markets kicked off this week higher, sending the dow back up to the 15,000 mark once again, following the strong economic growth out of china, and easing worries about an imminent u.s. military strike against syria, and we'll talk more about those developments in syria in just a moment. with all ten s&p sectors closing today, the dow shot up 140 points, its biggest one day gain in nearly two months, the nasdaq was up, seeing strong gains in the s&p 500, which added 16. >> the crisis in syria took an unexpected turn today as congress came back after a

. >>> you get closer to local life and cultural treasures, vikings river cruises, exploring the world in comfort. >>> and smartphone maker blackberry finds a buyer on the same day that apple recorded record sales. >>> and what the stakes are for your money. >>> we have the state's new frontier, why this traditional industry is finding ways to make money on the internet. all that on today's nightly business report on september 23th. good evening, i'm susie herera. >>> well, we begin tonight with big news in technology, the struggling pioneer, blackberry, may have just received the call it has been waiting for. the one-time tech giant getting a lifeline from a consortium based fairfax holdings, which would involve a deal worth about $4.7 billion. fairfax owns about 10% of the company's shares and after news of the deal halting trading for about an hour, shares of blackberry ended 1% higher on very heavy volume. still shy of the nine dollars a share that fairfax agreed to pay. not a done deal by any means, they have six weeks to conduct due diligence, while blackberry can shop for a bett

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bears-vikings. late. they scored 38 points. bears trailing the vikings by six. cutler back shoulder throw to mart elus bennett. the touchdown. ten seconds left. 31-30, chicago. they are now 2-0. zimplt in buffalo, a late pass interference. gives e.j. manuel another chance. stevie johnson, oh, wide open in the corner of the end zone with six ticks left. bills beat the panthers 24-23. >>> jared parker unbeat know in 19 starts since may, but he couldn't go due to illness. in steps tommy malone, and they don't skip a beat as they complete a three-game sweep. josh donald and stakes thoem an early lead. down the left field line. he stays fair, it's gone, and it is gone. number 23 on the year for him. 2-0, a's after one. malone goes five. one run allowed, and struck out five. gets a win. josh redick, a two-run shot in the ninth. 5-1, the final. a's lead texas by six and a half with 13 games remaining. >>> in l.a. giants and dodgers. whatever planet hunter pence is on, i would like to visit. grand slam last night. two more homers today. he now has 25 for the year. nine

and landscapes on a river, you get close to iconic landmarks, to local life, to cultural treasures, viking river cruises, exploring the world in comfort. >>> blue chip bonds, verizon sales a boat load of bonds but as the big money piles in, should you follow? >> cooling off, applications for home loans plummet. refinancing activity falls. are rising mortgage rates growing. >>> a great divide, the income gap between and poor is the widest since the great depression and growing. what triggered the spike and what can be done about it? that and more for "nightly business report" for wednesday, september 11th. >>> the dow has done it again. three days in a row of triple digit gains. the s&p up seven straight days, the longest winning streak since july. the closing numbers, the dow soared 135 and the nasdaq down four and s&p added five points. over in the bond market, u.s. treasury bonds rallied after an auction on the benchmark ten-year note attracted the highest demand in six months. $21 billion worth sold at a yield at 2.94%, the highest uncle sam paid in two years. >> susie that pail in comp

and landscapes on a river you get close to iconic landmarks, to local life, to cultural treasures, viking river cruises, exploring the world in comfort. >>> three is the magic numbers, stocks had gains for the third straight day but the yields on the ten-year treasury zeroed in on 10%. >> eyeing tomorrow, that's what wall street and the federal reserve are doing to the august jobs report as the key to the question, when will the fed start to taper? >>> and the economics of alzheimer's, the race is on to find a real treatment for the disease. it could be a god send for patients and a wind fall for the company that finds it. we have this and more for thursday, september 5th. >>> good evening everyone. i'm susie gharib. >> i'm sue herrera in for tyler mathisen. the benchmark on the ten-year treasury mark touched the threshold of 3% for the first time since july of 2011, and with the yield edging higher, the month's long sale off today accelerated. that's because some stronger than expected economic data reinforced belief that the federal reserve policy makers may be closer to easing back on

viking river cruises x ploring the world in come floor. >>> stormy september, stocks surged on this first trading day of september but then reversed course as two top republican lawmakers voiced their support for limited strikes on syria. we have the latest from washington plus what it means for your investments. >>> a shot in the mobile arm, microsoft buys nokia's business but is it enough to give apple and google a run for their money? >>> and banking on seize. want to bank the old fashioned way with a tell. may cost you. we have that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, september 3rd. >>> good evening and welcome everyone. i'm susie gharib. great to have you on the show, sue. >> great to be with you susie. i'm sue herrera in for tyler mathisen. he's on vacation. the long holiday weekend is over and back to work on wall street for what promises to be a september to remember. traders are preparing for a possible tapering of stimulus funds, a battle over the debt ceiling and a search for the new chairman and of course the crisis in syria. today, traders were able to

not even the portland state vikings.to defend cal in the 1st quarter, they are not going to get runningback cal fanny muhammad. bears rally and tie it at 6. goff and cal play catch-up the entire first half. nice grab. the bears up 24-20 at the half. seesaw battle throughout. portland state goes back within striking distance. the quarterback sneak by mcdonough. cal trailing by three. but it's that last big play that usually wins it. gof f 31 of 58 ball, 485 yards. that's impressive. hard fought victory by cal as they pick up their first win of the year beating portland state, final of 37-30. still with the pac-12, new oregon head coach running the second ranked duck high powered machine. at my alma mater, virginia! the quarter draw the first drive of the game, marcus maroo iota. the ducks win big 59-10 over the cavaliers. >>> and at tennessee, rough one for western kentucky. late first call ball batted in the air and the ball comes down in the interception in the late of the 1st quarter but it goes on and on four straight

and landscapes on river you get close to iconic landmarks, to local life, to cultural treasures, viking river cruises, exploring the world in comfort. >>> in the fast lane, auto sales sizzled. demand for tracks and crossovers sore as buyers rush into showrooms. prices are going to record levels. will that slam the brakes? >>> power house, america's oil boom is so powerful, a study says it will boost the income of american households and will create millions of jobs. >>> get smart, the battle has begun. samsung beat apple to the punch but with big firms investing big money, what if consumers don't buy in? that tonight for "nightly business report" for wednesday, september 4th. >>> good evening everybody, i'm sue herrera in for tyler mathisen. >> i'm susie gharib. the dow posted the biggest gain in more than a month even though investors are on edge about a possible military strike against syria. they were encouraged to buy stocks thanks to robust sales in august. auto makers posted the strongest month since the government's cash for clunkers incentive program at the height of the crisis.

and landscapes on a river, you get close to iconic landmarks, to local life, to cultural treasures, viking river cruises, exploring the world in comfort. >>> good evening everyone and welcome to a special edition of "nightly business report." i'm susie gharib. you'll be hearing from tyler mathisen throughout the program. well, today is labor day and fittingly the biggest economic event this week will be the jobs report and while the forecast is for hiring, the u.s. unemployment rate is sitting at the lowest level in more than four years. that's the gad neood news, the there are millions of americans out of work after the recession. it's no wonder more and more people are trying their hand at starting their own business. after all, there are more than 28 million small businesses in the u.s., many starting from a simple thought. tonight, we want to highlight a few of these bright ideas and show you how some entrepreneurs followed different paths to get from concept to reality and we'll be joined by an expert to give tips on how to get your business started and how to tell fur if your bright

and landscapes on a river, you get close to iconic landmarks, to local life, to cultural treasures, viking river cruises, exploring the world in comfort. >>> triple digit gain. stock is up, oil is down as the u.s. attack on syria fades and president obama plans to deliver a speech to the nation. >> the dow's big facelift. goldman sachs, nike and visa are in the index. bank of america and hewlett packard out. what the moves mean if you're out of the shares or might want to some day. >>> new phones, new price, new colors. apple introduces two new smart phones designed to expand the region to new markets but shares fell leading investors to wonder what it will take to juice up the stocks. that and more for tuesday, september 10th. >>> good evening everyone. welcome i'm tyler mathisen alongside susie gharib. rally on another triple dig get gain. the s&p 5 00 scored and nasdaq closed at a fresh 13-year high for good pressure. the main reason for the gains, syria, specifically the prospect that diplomats by delay a u.s. military strike to attack. also drawing investor interests today big changes

and landscapes on a river, you get close to iconic landmarks, to local life, to cultural treasures, viking river cruises exploring the world in comfort. >>> september surprise, a strong showing for stocks as the half way mark is hit in a month that's historically tricky for investors but with the fed meeting, debt ceiling, syria and budget fight looming, will fortunes change? >> social climbers, as twitter gets ready to sell shares, what's the recent love affair with social media stocks? >> christmas in september. stores are already out with holiday promotions but will the early bird shopping discounts frustration consumers and backfire on retailers? that and more for "nightly business report" for friday, september 13th. >>> good evening everyone. on this friday the 13th investors weren't superstitious about buying stocks. the major averages were up. the dow wrapped up the best week since january and the s&p 500 had the biggest weekly gain in months. september is historically the worst year of the month for stocks but not this time. looking at the score card at this half way point for the