the huskies at purdue, jordan lynch being jordan lynch-- daron brown caught it, 10-7 in the first... n-i-u would never give it up, 27-10 at halftime and then it's tommylee lewis with the second half kickoff-- they never had a chance of catching him, 99 yards, the fourth in lewis' career as a huskie, 34 to 10... and on the very next purdue possession, freshman danny etling throwing and jimmie ward jumping the route and taking it to the house... northern beats purdue, 55-24, first mac school to beat two big ten teams in one season, tying largest mac victory margin over a big ten team... huskies are 4-0. we've been waiting a long time for this, since april of 2011-- derrick rose, taking first team reps as the bulls hit the practice floor for the first time this morning in deerfield... we don't get to watch the workouts, but by all accounts, derrick was his old dominating self at practice, which lasted about three hours and that was only the first of two practices... rose said he was winded at some points but was more than ready for whatever coach thibs put in front of him.... are workou

. >> does notre dame bounce back against purdue. >> they couldn't ask for a better game than purdue. purdue is really down. they struggled with indiana state last week. this is a way to get notre dame back on track. get them feeling better about themselves especially going into a tough schedule and next week playing michigan state. >> ohio state will be playing their first road game of the season. how will they fare against cal. >> you know, a lot of people have high hopes for ohio state. we don't know what is going to happen with braxton miller, their quarterback, but they have the best quarterback they could ask for. this is going to be a lot of fun to watch. cal is a very up-tempo offense, led by a quarterback who leads the country in passing right now. it will test ohio state. very young, missing seven starters from a year ago. this will be a fun offensive game. but in the end i think ohio state is good enough, veteran enough to pull off the win, it just will be tougher than people assumed when the year started. >> clay matthews responded to questions about his manhood after bein

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coming up next purdue and notre dame right here on abc 7. stick with us for after the game with san jose head coach joining larry biel and myself aroundle:30. he'll talk about his spartans as they look ahead. co-hosting, the bears are trailing 24-7 in the ferc. complete highlights and reaction after the game. hope to see you then. >> sounds good. lisa has another check of our 7-day. >> you know a little cooler tomorrow after a beautiful day today. 2 degrees cooler. we stay that way on monday. temperatures dipping again on tuesday. boy, a big warm-up wednesday, before our first pretty significant system of the year heads our way. so maybe some raindrops friday, saturday. >> all right. thank you, lisa. that does it for this addition of abc 7 news. thank you so much for joining us. college football is next. we will see you tonight at 11:00. have a good one. there are so many things that we do on a daily basis. we run errands. we run to the grocery store. in fact, the average american drives fewer than 29 miles a day. the 100% electric nissan le

so i asked you how was purdue. how is the republican party? >> how does it took to you. >> i always swore an oath of political celibacy when i took the job. i stay away from anything partisan. >> that was the thing going on in washington right now. >> in a sense. >> why are you here? >> you can't talk about -- >> is there anything in washington you can talk about? >> the problems that they are having, fall out on higher end, all the rest of this. you know, without getting into the who is right or wrong about the tactics that the news is so full of, the fundamental question facing the country is what are we going to do get on a faster growth track so there's some revenues to pay for worthy programs and pay our debts and when is somebody going to get real about the entitlement programs which are devouring the rest of the budget. i'm in town for a major conference, "time" magazine is featuring on the future of research universities. they are our drivers and engine, we got to keep investing in basic research. federal government doesn't do it not m

we worked -- i did not do the work, but governor purdue at georgia, we tested a bunch of commercials after the first round of immigration to test republican commercials on the topic of immigration. so we looked at some stuff that was running republican primaries and how that was tested, and we looked at governor purdue's stuff. he did a commercial where he said, hey, you've got to obey the law. but if you're here illegally, this state wants to offer you an open hand and a welcoming hello, and here's what we can do for people who are here. and the difference between that commercial and that line versus the way it was presented by a different republican candidate was massive in terms of how people reacted to that spot. and as a party, i'm just saying that that has to be the challenge. it also means as a republican, by the way, having worked on this, you have to build up state, legislative and a lot of other folks who are part of your party and culture, and you have to have candidates to learn to speak spanish. and the last thing is, and this is the trouble, we've had two cycles, the de

four, ohio state, to face california there's quarterback the nation's leading passer, and at 8:00, purdue hosts number 21 notre dame. it's fight night tonight in vegas. floyd may weather jumped back into the ring. 11,000 people showed up friday at the weigh in, so the two fighters could strike a pose and say cheese. alvarez just made weight at 152 pounds. he usually fight as bit heavier. as for the money mound, the pound for pound king tipped the cames at 150. finally to nascar, we will have 13 drivers instead of the usual 12. jeff gordon he was added by nascar yesterday as the 13th driver to maintain the integrity of the sport. what do i mean by that? nascar caught two teams cheating in the final race to chase -- to the chase last weekend, so nascar decided to add gordon who was sitting right on the line, and that is your look at morning sports. >> thank you. apartmentering economy in greece could still get help, from a chinese company. hindereds of millions of dollars are at stake if the government gives the okay. >> and michigan impossible, the man trying to fly across the atlantic, us

will be on after notre dame, purdue we'll have new coach in studio as well. abc 7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. >> pretty chipper. >> did not leave on the best of terms. >> i think -- . >> because of -- he was grinning. >> happy now. >> was of what? tell use an autograph swaichlgts and -- situation. and stool skool was penalized. >> so he likely won't be on sitd line autos may be rooting for cal. >> good point. >> join me on cable chan 13. coming up cracking web of office politic what's many workers are doing to get ahead. that is at 9:00. >> then, on abc 7 news at 11:00 east bay yards turned into pigsties. >> our schedule tonight here on abc 7 begin was shark tank follow bid modern family and return of nashville then abc 7 news at 11:00. >> but that does it nor edition of abc 7 news, thanks for joining us. >> here is one more look at the new york skyline tonight z september 11th twin beams of light. from the entire abc 7 news team thanks for watching. connect with us on twitter. our reporting there goes 24-7. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. t

i do wash my purdue gear. >> i have not wash this shirt in 11 years. have a great weekend. thank you very much. key rate to pay more to satisfy ready tot tooth -- get pay more to satisfy your sweet tooth. 70% of the world cocoa beans -- that could raise prices in the u.s. alone. more than $12 for a kilo of chocolate. fromis a 45% increase 2007. mcdonald's will start giving customers the choice of a salad, fruit, or vegetable as a side instead of french fries. mcdonald's will rollout the new changes early next year. >> now weather and traffic on the 1's. wise, things are pretty quiet on this friday morning. we dnot expect any rain. 58 in catonsville. 68 in cockeysville. the kids do not need an umbrella this morning. it will be partly sunny this afternoon with a high temperature around 73. >> good morning. we have a few problems we are tracking but nothing affecting major roadways. this one is off to the side near northern parkway. 54 miles per hour. we have an accident along reisterstown road. checking 795, a live picture where southbound traffic is starting to build as you

will be on after notre dame, purdue we'll have new coach in studio as well. abc 7 sports brought to you by orchard supply, hardware. >> pretty chipper. >> did not leave on the best of terms. >> i think -- . >> because of -- he was grinning. >> happy now. >> was of what? tell use an autograph swaichlgts and -- situation. and stool skool was penalized. >> so he likely won't be on sitd line autos may be rooting for cal. >> good point. >> join me on cable chan 13. coming up cracking web of office politic what's many workers are doing to get ahead. that is at 9:00. >> then, on abc 7 news at 11:00 east bay yards turned into pigsties. >> our schedule tonight here on abc 7 begin was shark tank follow bid modern family and return of nashville then abc 7 news at 11:00. >> but that does it nor edition of abc 7 news, thanks for joining us. >> here is one more look at the new york skyline tonight z september 11th twin beams of light. from the entire abc 7 news team thanks for watching. connect with us on twitter. our reporting there goes 24-7. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. m

we come on after the notre dame purdue football game and new san jose football coach ron. >> class act. >> yes. >> all the way. >> i was born ready. >> may, may. >> he was certainly ready for this. >> i think soil. thanks very much. that's this edition of 7 news here on coffee tv 20 for all of us here thanks for watching. appreciate your time as always. 7 news continues now on line on twitter facebook and mobile device any time you wish with 7 news app. see you wish with 7 news app. see you on dennis: oh, it's just so doggone thin. sweet dee: oh, it's incredibly thin. yeah, it's thin, sure, but i got to say, i don't care for it. charlie, the thinner the tv, the better the tv. i mean, that's just a straight-up fact. guys, guys, guys! check it out.

the saturday college football slate has notre dame favored by 20 to beat purdue at west lafayette... niu is a 4 td choice at idaho but illinois once again is the underdog against washington at soldier field in evanston... northwesestern is a heavy favorite to go 3 and oh as they face western michigan. today. as usual on a friday before a home game, several northwestern players spent a few hours at the lurie children's hospital entertaining the kids. the players enjoying the moment especially when it came to playing some kids games. no better feeling than putting a smile of the face of a young child, or an adult for that matter. julius peppers flu has apperetly subsided. he is likley to play on sunday as is charles tillman who is nursing a sore knee. on the vikings side, kevin williams and john sullivan are listed as probable. the focus for the bears defense of course is adrain peterson.. the best in the business... the bears mission is the old cliche... contain him..... when you play a back that it is as explosive like him, a gap and it becomes a 70 yd run. talk to contain him. every

be sure to join us for college football, notre dame and purdue kicking it off at abc7 and at 5:00. and we will see you with another lexus edition of "after the game." i'm larry beil. >>> what can people expect today for weather? >> i think they can expect sunny conditions, mostly sun my and temperatures in the upper 60s. it will be a great day to be outdoors in san francisco. but i would avoid driving. street closers for the parade and a lot of traffic near the embarcadero for the america's cup races as well. but it will be a nice day to head outdoors today. picking up quiet conditions around the bay area. we will show you a live shot of the low clouds of that moved in overnight from the coast. we are looking at the beautiful bay bridge. i just love this new bay bridge. you see the low clouds there. that's filling in right now from the coast. currently it's 55 in san francisco and 58 in oakland. 59 in los gatos and 57 in half moon bay. another shot. this time from our roof camera looking out toward the other end of the bay bridge. you see the wind there blowing the flag. we will se

. >> does notre dame bounce back against purdue? >> purr dew is down, stumbled against alabama last week. getting them feeling a bit better about themselves and next week playing michigan state. ohio will be playing its first road game of the season how will the buckeyes fare against cal? >> they don't know what is going to happen with braxton miller, but best backup quarterback you could possibly ask for. this is going to be a lot of fun to watch. cal is a very up-tempo offense, led by jeff goff, he leads the country in passing yards now. and it's going to test the ohio state defense, missing seven starters from a year ago. i think this is going to be a fun offensive game. i think ohio state is good enough veteran enough to pull out the win, it's going to be a little tougher than people assumed when the year started. >> it's friday the 13th. we will have 13 drivers instead of the usual 12 in nascar's chase for championship. jeff gordon added today as the 13th driver to maintain the integrity of the sport. nascar caught two teams ch

be sure to join us for college football, notre dame and purdue kicking it off at abc7 and at 5:00. we will see you after that with another edition of "lexus after the game." i'm larry beil. >> there's a 5k a gets underway at 9:00. what can runners expect. >> temperatures will start to climb into the low 60s and clouds breaking up. a lot of cloud cover for everyone. you might even get a little drizzle, depending on where you are. closer to the coast is more likely at this point. we have a beautiful view from emeryville looking out toward the gray skies over the bay area right now. we will see sunny conditions eventually. by this afternoon plenty of sunshine for most everyone. 55 currently in san francisco. 58 in oakland. and it's 60 right now in san jose. more clouds over the golden gate bridge. but not much fog right now. eventually it will warm up, as well. santa rosa 55. we could see some patchy fog develop in some of the north bay valleys. 56 in napa. livermore, 60 degrees as well. i just had to show you this beautiful sunrise shot from the east bay hills looking out toward mt.

. >> caller: boo-yah from minneapolis, home of purdue. my question is on -- a zynga, a pullback and social media iranian stock. where do you think zynga is going from here, and do you think it's a takeover target? >> i don't know if it's a takeover target. you always hesitate to recommend a stock on takeover basis if the fundamentals aren't that good. but this fellow who is rung it, don mattric. it's not bad for a spec. why weren't we down more today? nasdaq was down barely a quarter percent. optimists have kept it higher. but remember, optimism is very good when we're lower. not that good when we're up here. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up, welcome home? home values are on the rise in 2013. and so is online real estate company zillow. its stock has more than tripled this year. but is the boost just another bubble or could the latest acquisition take the stock to new heights? cramer's exclusive with the ceo is next. >>> and later, new frontier? it's one of the top energy finds in america, and the companies investing here are

starting in 2009, scientists at purdue university put sensors into the helmets of two high school football teams. the sensors measured every impact the athletes took over the course of a season. >> hips together, eyes up! >> the original intent for this study was to study concussions, but we didn't experience any concussions for quite a few weeks. so, we decided we would start bringing in some of our players who had not experienced concussions, to just begin to understand whether or not there were any consequences from the blows that they were getting to their head. and away you go, and we'll talk to you through the intercom shortly. >> narrator: to the researchers' surprise, neurological tests revealed that players who had never reported symptoms of a concussion had suffered significant damage to their memories. >> you know what to do? this is the letters test-- zero back, one back and two back, so... what we're finding is that these sub-concussive blows, these blows that do not result in overt symptoms has the risk of impairing your abilities. >> narrator: half of the athletes with no re

." >> starting in 2009, scientists at purdue university put sensors into the helmets of two high school football teams. the sensors measured every impact the athletes took over the course of a season. >> the original intent for this study was to study concussions. but we didn't experience any concussions for quite a few weeks, so we decided we would start bringing in some of our players who had not experienced concussions to just begin to understand whether or not there were any consequences from the blows that they were getting to their head. >> to the researchers' surprise, neurological tests revealed that players who had never reported symptoms of a concussion had suffered significant damage to their memories. >> you know what to do. this is the letters test, zero back, one back and two back. >> the sensors in helmets find that high school kids take more force to the brain than college kids. and the reality is, we know from the literature that the young, developing brain is far more vulnerable to this trauma. >> how do you change the game so that you're not getting all these small li

we worked -- i did not do the work, but governor purdue at georgia, we tested a bunch of commercials after the first round of immigration to test republican commercials on the topic of immigration. so we looked at some stuff that was running republican primaries and how that was tested, and we looked at governor purdue's stuff. he did a commercial where he said, hey, you've got to obey the law. but if you're illegal, this state wants to offer you an open hand and a welcoming hello, and here's what we can do for people who are here. and the difference between that ommercial and that line versus the way it was presented by a different republican candidate was massive in terms of how people reacted to that spot. and as a party, i'm just saying that that has to be the challenge. it also means as a rrp, by the way, having worked on this, you have to build up state, legislative and a lot of other folks who are part of your party and culture, and you have to have candidates to learn to speak spanish. and the last thing is, and this is the trouble, we've had two cycles, the democrats are the

wait, could the brains in the basement at purdue university have discovered the cure for the password play? >> biometrics is the next step ford. >> reporter: they think we all carry our own passwords with us. the retina in each eyeball is unique, retinal scans are already used in several countries as identification. could i put on some fancy contact lens and pretend i'm not somebody else? >> no, it's clever than. that it will fix that out. >> my voice is my pass povrmt this smartphone is recognizeing my voice, so i won't need a password. palm and fingerprints the latest version of the iphone uses fingerprint recognition and at this indiana kfc, staffers use their prints when logging on to cash registers. >> it eliminates the risk of anybody finding out their passwords. >> will i be able to do this to pay for my dinner at the restaurant. >> you can use your arms, face, fingerprints. >> reporter: that's better than my grandmother's maiden name? >> yes. >> reporter: what's next, dna? until then, well, time for a new password. for "today," kevin tibbles, nbc news, west lafayette, indiana.

last week scientists from stanford and purdue universities found that -- purdue universities found the eastern and central united states will likely see more severe weather by the middle of this century due to climate change, and despite this overwhelming evidence, republicans proudly proclaim themselves as science deniers. when will my colleagues take their heads out of the sand and work with democrats to preserve our climate and economy for the future? i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will receive a message. the messenger: mr. speaker, a message from the senate. the secretary: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: madam secretary. the secretary: i have been directed by the senate to inform the house that the senate has passed s. 1348, to re-authorize the congressional award act in which the concurrence of the ouse is requested. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady rom nevada seek recognition? without objection, the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. titus: i rise today to recognize world tourism day. this year's theme is tourism and

>> johnson & johnson, a company called purdue pharma, indoe pharmaceutical. across the board, everyone has their own version of an opioid. there's been a tremendous push to kred increase their use, spreads out their use. they were originally intended for cancer patients and people with very, very severe pain. >> you mentioned the really serious side effects. i think after an appendix, i think i took them for like three or four days and what happened after that was probably worse than -- and i'm talking about constipation. and it was probably worse than the -- any of the effects of the operation itself. it was beyond belief. >> yes. >> my life passed before my eyes. >> there are consequences to taking these drugs, but these drugs are necessary for, you know, after surgeries -- >> you have to stop after three or four days. you just have to stop after three or four days. >> you know, doctors need to prescribe these drugs to the people who need them. and when they prescribe them, they need to do them in very limited, controlled ways. i had a friend, his kid got t

she does that on her union, but c-span as an official archives as well, run out of purdue university. everything that c-span has covered since the 1980s is available online at c-span.org. you can go on to our web page and you'll see video archives there. everything that we have covered is really searchable, really friendly there is an official c-span archivist as well. joseph in baltimore ex-you're on with james steele and donald bartlett. >> caller: thank you. i'm glad to be speaking to these two gentlemen. i was wondering whether they would agree that the democratic party, in the early '90s, with the new democrats, a conscious decision that in order for them to be a relevant national party, they had to neutralize the defense establishment, the foreign policy establishment, as well as wall street or else they would never have a national significance and they would become irrelevant. i'd like to hear their take on the shift that the democratic party felt it had to make. >> guest: we -- to tell you the truth we do not delve too much into the issue of motives and motivation, about why t

i did not do the work, but there was governor purdue of georgia, we tested a bunch of commercials after the 2006 cycle which was the first round of immigration to republican commercials on topic of immigration. so we looked at some stuff that was run in republican primaries, and we looked at governor perdue's stuff. and governor perdue did a commercial where he said, hey, you've got to obey the law. but if you're here illegally, this state wants to offer you a welcome -- an open hand and a welcoming hello. and here's what we can do for people who are here. and the difference between that commercial and that line versus the way it was presented by another different republican candidate was massive in terms of how people react today that spot. reacted to that spot. and as a party i'm just saying that that has to be the challenge. and it also just means as republicans, by the way, having worked on the this, you have to have more latino candidates, you have to build up state legislative and a lot of other folks who are part of your party and culture, and you have to have candidates who lear

had all the appropriate social graces of the time, so much so that the ambassador from france who was purdue the critical of american social graces complimented her. later, he added another 100 acres on to the 130 acres they had here. typically, the women in the house would engage in a variety of activities, polite conversation, read or recite from memory to one another. they would often play parlor games in here. anjelica was trained in philadelphia on the heart. there were occasions she would have played a part for the other female guests here in the greenroom. this is the breakfast room here. it is a much more intimate room compared to the main hall. it is the place where the family had their daily meals. the china you see here monogrammed here "vb" is the daily china. angelica could be seen serving some one -- someone here. she suffered a miscarriage, and we know from letters that she wrote that during that time, she convalesced on this couch here in the main hall. earlier, while she was serving as host is in the white house, she had another baby girl -- as an infant. -- to die as an inf

s and master's degrees from purdue university, rose homeland and a number of schools around the country. i've had the commander, chief of naval operations, marine corps, army, air force, this is the go-to place for our armed services to fulfill a commander's request on how to save the lives of the people they're commanding. and they have an incredible record down at crane of finding solutions usually through electronic warfare initiatives, solutions to problems that are saving american lives. those people will be furloughed. those people won't be able to work. when the commander calls in and says, "i need this next week. my guys are dying. i need a way to stop it," sorry. the government is shut down. our defense contractors that work in those areas talk to me about how critically important it is to have this capacity to save american lives, to help us as we address conflicts around the world, to provide for defense for the american people. those people will not be paid. they'll not be at work. i asked some drug companies, major drug companies and medical device companies in indiana, the

. >> host: diana does that on her own but we do have the official archive as well run out of purdue everything c-span has covered since the 1980's is available on-line at c-span.org it is friendly so there is the official archive as well. you are on with donald barlett and james steele. >> i am wondering if they would agree of the democratic party the conscious decision in order for them to be relevant national party they had to go in against the foreign policy establishment as well as will street said they would become in devil they to hear there take on the chefs but the issue of motivation right things -- why things happen that makes it very clear and obvious. we just heard what happens and no doubt the democratic party is a far cry i could not believe that with the debates people stood up in the audience 57 year-old man standing item want government to deny health care. they're already there through medicare. the reason we have medicare is the democratic party in the '60s through lyndon johnson we have social security. says there is a rich tradition to do these kinds of things as a democra