lottery, now run by local governments. 28-year-old jason mcguigan saw gambling as a way to have fun and also make a living. he dabbled in casino gaming, but his real love was sports handicapping. he was known to wager thousands of dollars on a single event. >> he was not a bookie. he had made the offer to quite a few people that, if you give me some money, i'll sign you up with a betting service and give you advice. he was essentially trying to sell his advice. >> mcguigan had spent some of his time with his associates and acquaintances boasting about the gambling. he almost was starting to emerge as a sort of wannabe gangster. >> on a warm june afternoon, jason's aunt stopped by his apartment to pick up an old computer. she found the back door open. inside were the remnants of a massacre. >> jason mcguigan is laying on his back on the bed with his feet curling over the bed to the floor. >> mcguigan had been shot twice with a 9 millimeter handgun. jason's two friends, daniel swanson and dustin wilson, were shot to death in the living room. >> it could have been a professional hit ju

that was eventually won by jason day, his first win in america. nick: jason was very nervous on that day and he knows how to handle it now. moved to another stage. jim: little did we know these two would be resurfacing and be such a big future of the sport, as rose attempts a putt for par. nick: this is no fun this one. jim: to be a final-round 70 for justin. again, in all four majors made the cut. three top 10's, a second at augusta. it's either going to be here a share of third or fourth alone. [captioning funded by cbs sports [captioning performed by the which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] jim: sixth at the open championship. colin swatton. he'll keep him focused. clates numbers and -- nick: yeah, keep plotting exactly where you want to land it. no need to be looking at that flag at all. jim: grace for third. tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" and a monumental project 80 years in the making followed by a new "big brother," "madam secretary" and "c.s.i.: cyber." there's jason's wife ellie, who's from the outskirts of columbus, ohio, and

tee, here's justin rose. fairway. right side. jason day late in the day has a one-shot lead over matt jones, and brandon grace with rose, kaymer and finau next. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end august 31st. gotta tell you, the big lebowski.? ahhh... call of duty. greatest game of all time. you know what the greatest show of all time would be? zombees... ...they're bees that are undead. ♪ this trailer looks great. that's like the bluest blue i've ever seen. how much more black could this be? and the answer is... none. we gotta watch one more. the best tv deserves the best tv. introducing samsung suhd tv. with more color than ever before. ♪ jim: cbs sports' presentation of the pga championship is sponsored by -- bill: matt jones from the left rough. what kind of lie is this, david? david: the lie is ok but from this side he's going to have to run this in like a links shot. always difficult. actually played it v

you all. we will be right back. ♪ charlie: jason segel is here. he plays the late austin -- in ar david austin wallace new film and here is the trailer. >> when i think of this trip, i see david and me in the front seat of his car. he wants something better than he has. i want precisely what he has already. david wallace, welcome to minneapolis. david and david. >> we only just met. he is writing a piece on me. what is the story you have in mind? >> what it's like to be the most famous writer in the country. >> are you a nervous guy? >> no. what's with the bandanna? >> i'm afraid my head is going to explode. if we ate like this all the time -- >> if we ate like this all the time, what would happen? isn't it reassuring to have a lot of people review? >> it's about why. what is so american about what i'm doing? >> your work is really personal. reading you is another way of meeting you. >> that's so good. next thank you. -- >> thank you. >> there is an emptiness at the heart of what they thought was going on. i have a real serious fear of being a certain way. eight --n't grab open yo

, here's justin rose. fairway. right side. jason day late in the day has a one-shot lead over matt jones, and brandon grace with rose, kaymer and finau next. if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end august 31st. gotta tell you, my favorite movie? the big lebowski. ahhh... call of duty. greatest game of all time. you know what the greatest show of all time would be? zombees... ...they're bees that are undead. this trailer looks great. that's like the bluest blue i've ever seen. how much more black could this be? and the answer is... none. we gotta watch one more. the best tv deserves the best tv. introducing samsung suhd tv. with more color than ever before. jim: cbs sports' presentation of the pga championship is sponsored by -- bill: matt jones from the left rough. what kind of lie is this, david? david: the lie is ok but from this side he's going to have to run this in like a links shot. always difficult. actually played it ver

kimmel live." >> good night. >>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, jason bateman, nicole richie, this week in unnecessary censorship, and music from stephen marley. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thank you for all of you for coming. and spending your evening with us. we are coming to you from hollywood on a warm summer night. summer is the best, it really is. unless you have a job where you work on a roof, summer is the top season of, summer is to the four seasons what frankie valley is to the four seasons. a little joke for the older folks. this is something that one of our viewers sent me. have you ever gone on google street view. you go on google. most people type in their own address to see what their house looks like i guess. this person did a street view search for our theater here on hollywood boulevard. it would seem that the birds got to the camera. ha-ha-ha. they say thats say pezzed to be good luck. i don't think it is. remember angry birds? the reason -- none of us have any memories

right back with a play on words. and the actor jason segal. ♪ john: david foster wallace, the author of "infinite jest," a novel that i totally read -- ok, none of it, but other people say it is brilliant, and everyone has a copy, and only the great est among us can finish it, but recently, we spoke with someone so brave who not even read the book but who is playing a role in the movie about it, called "the end of the tour." and it is jason segel of "how i met your mother" and the serious part. jason: there a couple of compilations that are as funny of essays as they would read. when i got the script, i jumped into "infinite jest," which is a different. 1000 plus pages, and it is funny, but it is difficult, and it is intensely personal, and in answer to the press, that is how i got into david foster wallace, because i felt that the man had laid himself bare on the page. john: i've heard you tell the story of what happened when you bought the book. tell us now. jason: i went to my local bookstore, and i put it on the table, and there was a girl behind who literally rolls her eyes at me,

, here's justin rose. fairway. right side. jason day late in the day has a one-shot lead over matt jones, and brandon grace with rose, kaymer and finau next. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end august 31st. gotta tell you, the big lebowski.? ahhh... call of duty. greatest game of all time. you know what the greatest show of all time would be? zombees... ...they're bees that are undead. ♪ this trailer looks great. that's like the bluest blue i've ever seen. how much more black could this be? and the answer is... none. we gotta watch one more. the best tv deserves the best tv. introducing samsung suhd tv. with more color than ever before. ♪ jim: cbs sports' presentation of the pga championship is sponsored by -- bill: matt jones from the left rough. what kind of lie is this, david? david: the lie is ok but from this side he's going to have to run this in like a links shot. always difficult. actually played it v

, here's justin rose. fairway. right side. jason day late in the day has a one-shot lead over matt jones, and brandon grace with rose, kaymer and finau next. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end august 31st. gotta tell you, the big lebowski.? ahhh... call of duty. greatest game of all time. you know what the greatest show of all time would be? zombees... ...they're bees that are undead. ♪ this trailer looks great. that's like the bluest blue i've ever seen. how much more black could this be? and the answer is... none. we gotta watch one more. the best tv deserves the best tv. introducing samsung suhd tv. with more color than ever before. ♪ jim: cbs sports' presentation of the pga championship is sponsored by -- bill: matt jones from the left rough. what kind of lie is this, david? david: the lie is ok but from this side he's going to have to run this in like a links shot. always difficult. actually played it v

of the tour," and it is jason segel of "how i met your mother" and the serious part. we were eager to know how he prepared for such a serious part. jason: there are a couple compilations, consider the lobster and are as funny nsa is you will ever read by anybody. when i got the script, i jumped into "infinite jest," which is a different beast. 1000 plus pages, and it is funny, but it is difficult, and it is intensely personal, and in answer to prep, that is how i got into david foster wallace, because i felt that the man had laid himself bare on the page. >> i heard you tell the story of when you went to buy the book. >> i went to my local bookstore, and i set down "infinite jest" on the table and there was a girl behind who literally rolls her eyes and me, and she says, "oh, god, "infinite jest." every guy i have ever dated has an unread copy on the bookshelf," and i think that is true. i think that is true. most everyone's experience with "infinite jest," and you try to get through it, but it is a difficult book. there happened to be three guys, they had read it and they really t

january move. -- n tranter is smiling jason trennert is smiling. of a: it is part liquidity situation for banks during the holiday. i think the fed wants to raise rates. you have to, it is data dependent. data beforesee the it makes any determining factor. jason trennert with us advising caution. a little more relaxed. we will come back to the u.s. in a second. china, two engines propel the world's economies forward. engine number two is in flames. nick what joins us from beijing. has recovered, hans nichols joins us from berlin. let's start in beijing. what indication do we have that the chinese government is going to intervene in the equity markets are real economy? nick: rumors are flying that they are going to lower interest rates or cut the reserve requirement banks are required to have. have been flying for a long time. offgovernment has held intervening in the stock market. they now it looks like taken the position that they do not want to intervene, they want to let the market run its course. vonnie: at what point does this become untenable? that is the big question. the conce

. jason, go. >> i'm extremely you turned on by the sound of my own voice. oh my god. >> michael ian black. >> i am a two part sexual fantasy. part one is my wife wants to have sex with me. [laughter] >> part two is my wife is jason ritter. >> it's time for @midnight. captioning sponsored by comedy central i'm so excited we got back from a two and-a-half week break. thank you for coming back you guys. i missed you so much. my girlfriend was tired of hearing me go [bleep] you're not at work. we have three cast members from another period which is an amazing show you should definitely watch tuesdays at 8:30. cocreator, executive producer and writer, she plays beatrice downsy, it's riki lindhome. he plays lord frederick bellacourt, it's jason ritter. from smosh, the movie, available on digital hd july 24th, he plays peepers the butler on another period, it's michael ian black. [applause] ripped to today's internet headlines, it's rapid refresh.o÷ we had a couple week off but the first week off is not really a week off for me. went down to comic con happened this year. i was there moder

efforts to curb police violence. that's with jason williams in a few minutes on "washington journal." >>> follow the c-span cities tour as we travel outside the washington beltway to communities across america. >> the idea is to take the programming for american history television and book tv out on the road to produce pieces a little more visual, that provide a window into the cities that viewers wouldn't normally go to that have rich histories and rich literary scene. >> a lot of people have heard the histories of new york, l.a. and chicago. but what about the small ones like albany, new york. what's the history of them? >> we've been to over 75 cities. we will have hit 95 cities in april of 2016. >> most of our programming on c-span is event coverage. these are shorter. they take you some place. they take you to a home, an historic site. >> we partner with our cable affiliates to explore the history of various cities. >> the key entry into the city is the cable operator who then contacts the city. in essence, it's the cable industry bringing us there. >> they are really looking f

million pounds, boom, gone like that. >> jon: jason jones was partying with new yorkers last night. he appears to be in an airport. looks a little rough around the edges. jason, how are you feeling? how are you feeling, jason. >> i was hammered last night. not even sure how i got to this airport really. new york knows how to party. ( cheers and applause ) you know what i'm most excited about? i am excited to finally fly pre-9/11 style again. i'm talking with my nail clippers, my giant shampoo, jon. you know how long i've been waiting to wear my lace-up boots, jon? jon, i'm bringing my (beep) machete. >> jon: jason, i don't think a machete even pre-9/11 i don't think a machete was ever cool on a plane. >> whatever. >> jon: it's just not.... >> oh, man. have airports always been this bright. >> jon: jason, i don't want to say anything but it looks like last night you might have gotten a face tattoo. >> oh, nuts. man i was so wasted i don't remember what happened to me. i guess i'll have to gather up my friends and retrace my steps and piece together this little mystery. >> jon: didn'

hearing for a u.s. journalist in prison in iran is in the capitol tehran and jason was detained more than a year ago accused of spying and kimberly has the report. >> reporter: this is the tehran revolution court where the washington newspaper reporter jason will appear for yet another secret hearing in iran's case against him, for more than a year he has been held in the country's prison in solitary confinement, he and journalist wife arrested in july 2014 along with two photo journalists and all were eventually released except jason charged with espionage and his family says he is innocent and appealing for his release. >> everyday you hold him in prison is a dark day for his family and for iran. >> reporter: he was born in california and holds dual iran and united states citizenship and joined the post as a correspondent in 2012 and his family says he has medical promises and they called his imprisonment aboninishment. >> disgrace of human rights. >> reporter: appealed to a human rights panel to help with reporter relief, almost 450,000 have also signed an online petition calling

kohlberg. jason: he was at the center of it all. it is safe to say the industry would not exist, and certainly kkr would not exist were it not for jerome kohlberg. quickly on his life, and the u new york city public school, then goes to the navy, .lso gets a law degree he goes into business and also goes to bear stearns. jason: hened there? zeroes in on this idea of using equity and borrowed money to buy companies. as you say, not just earning fees on buying and selling stock, but actually taking companies over. he recruits couple of young guys, two cousins, henry kravitz and george roberts, to be part of his gang at bear stearns. of it andto do more bear stearns said, we are not so sure about this, and then they strike out on their own. pimm: and jerome kohlberg puts in $100,000 and the other to each foot $10,000. jason: that is right. and at that point they are in their young 30's and jerry was their mentor. facttook advantage of the that public pensions were able to invest in different sorts of vehicles at that point. so they would win commitments from places like oregon and washi

the tour," and it is jason segel of "how i met your and the serious part. : david foster wallace. there are a couple of compilations. essays as heny as will ever read, and that was sort of my aches areas. when i got the script, i jumped into infinite jest, which is a different east. and it ispages, funny, but it is difficult, and it is intensely personal, and in answer to the press, that is how i got into foster wallace, because i felt that the man had on themself bear -- bare page. i went to my local bookstore, and i put it on the table, and there was a girl behind who literally rolls her eyes and me, and she says, oh, god, infinite jest. hasy guy i have ever dated an unread copy on the bookshelf, and i think that is true. that is everyone's experience with infinite jest, and you tried to get through it, but it is a difficult book. there happened to be three guys, and we would read 100 pages of week and get together on sundays and talk about it, and it is one of the most beautiful, intimate experiences i have had, and the themes of the book, loneliness, and reaching this age, in

always do. they have nol interest in making a public issue out of this. >> are they really, jason, going to say, you know, you need to plead guilty to a misdemeanor like this? >> i don't believe they will, but i don't believe that's her biggest concern. >> doing pretty well at the moment. >> until that happens, though, i think clinton believes she can survive this. >> kim, do you agree with that that she can survive this? jason is not saying she will, but he is saying that she can until a democrat begins to make the case on ethics. so far the big truth tellers, bernie sanders, he is not talking this truth. >> so far except for democrats have a wakeup call this week. when you get cracks in the whole of an operation like hillary clinton's, the clintons always want to suggest that they're invincible, but now you have this fbi investigation, and democrats are looking around. they see her terrible poll numbers. they see a lot of her liabilities. the fact that she can't necessarily effectively talk about some of what they view as their best themes, income inequality and they're concerne

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work of art? using about ten packets of ketchup and a carton of fries, artist jason baalman proves, well, yes, they can. >> when i first saw it, i watched it a few times. i couldn't believe that it was real. >> it was very impressive and edible. >> in march 2007 jason posed a time-lapsed video on youtube, which shows him using french fries and ketchup to paint a picture of mcdonald's icon ronald mcdonald and "super size me" filmmaker morgan spurlock. >> this guy basically takes bags of mcdonald's fast food ketchup and makes art with french fry and ketchup. it's incredible. >> within a week, the video receives more than 1 million hits. >> it was quite shocking. i knew that there were such things as viral videos, but never in my intentions did i think i was ever going to create one. never even thought of that. i was just playing around. >> but why use ketchup and french fries to paint a picture. as a portrait artist, jason grew tired of drawing with charcoal and pencil. he looked everywhere for inspiration, and one night he found it -- in his happy meal. >> i came across it by accide

. let's stick with oil. oilre joined by jason, an and gas analyst at jefferies. it is time to revisit the saudi arabia strategy. do you think it is working? jason: it is working. they've taken a lot of rigs out of the u.s. market. we are beginning to see a rollover in u.s. production. in terms of cap are -- capturing market share, they have been exporting at record levels recently. jonathan: when you look at the recount, starting to bottom out. three straight weeks of increasing rigs. is that a sign that things are starting to go the opposite direction? jason: i think we are going to see u.s. production roll over much harder. the additions are really not sufficient to stimulate actual growth. jonathan: when you look at the middle east, we talk about the saudi's, the conversation has been iran. iran pledging to increase supply within a week of sanctions being lifted. what are your expectations? sources of has two supply initially. they are going to be able to increase production by about 300,000 barrels a day initially, going to 600,000 barrels a day within 12 months. they also have si

anything to share, but we have jason breed the director of [inaudible] to explain the new version of the legislation. >> jason [inaudible] local agency formation. the legislation in front of you has been changed into baseic ways that the previous version had been talked about. those twho ways, we take out discussion about nuclear energy and add the above [inaudible] will work with reporting of category 3 renewable energy credits. there is no under state rules there are regulations how much you use for minimum standards but nothing beyond that. the sit a puts a voluntary limit on what it can do with category 3 credits using the same standards for the minimum complice to the rest of the load with exception between the meeting not being counted [inaudible] the roof top solar is not something in category 3 and san franciscos goal is get as much renewable energy on the roof top. 9 percent of the load will fall into that category so we konet want to deemphasize that so will take out that caveat and [inaudible] in the system to what the stardards are fl the minimum compliance levels the sta

president breed has anything to share, but we have jason breed the director of [inaudible] to explain the new version of the legislation. >> jason [inaudible] local agency formation. the legislation in front of you has been changed into baseic ways that the previous version had been talked about. those twho ways, we take out discussion about nuclear energy and add the above [inaudible] will work with reporting of category 3 renewable energy credits. there is no under state rules there are regulations how much you use for minimum standards but nothing beyond that. the sit a puts a voluntary limit on what it can do with category 3 credits using the same standards for the minimum complice to the rest of the load with exception between the meeting not being counted [inaudible] the roof top solar is not something in category 3 and san franciscos goal is get as much renewable energy on the roof top. 9 percent of the load will fall into that category so we konet want to deemphasize that so will take out that caveat and [inaudible] in the system to what the stardards are fl the minimum compliance

, jason pugh love their jobs, carol lost the coin toss, she is out in the weather while jason is in the studio. >> can either of you play tight end, by the way? >> no. no. >> not a chance? >> move it along. >> the redskins are still recovering from the preseason they were week, the preseason home opener will take place at fedex field against the detroit lions thursday. carol maloney, she is in richmond now carol, have you managed to stay healthy down there seeing how the injuries are contagious with this team right now? >> jason, i don't want to jinx it to answer, we have one more practice tomorrow, closed practice, we are still good but you're rirktd thght, the injuri piling up. jordan reed and four guys trying to make a name for themselves a nice way of saying four guys you probably never heard of. one is new today, signed. jordan reed, he did not practice again today. of course, he has marquee potential, can he stay healthy? hamstring issues kept him out. hopes to be back this week. meet the new guy, earnst brunt jr., tight end, iowa state, signed in practice this afternoon. he t

, we're in a pickle. joining us now jason rothman. i have to tell you, so funny seeing market roar back on motion that -- notion that maybe we get a one month reprieve, then back toality they have not -- the reality of they have not moved the economic needle. >> it was like the case of pavlov dogs, but there was no food. then they rally, then they look at china scare. they look at the you -- thing is that i'm not that impressed by, and a little bit concerned, is the slowing growth of wages, that is what fed needs to see to really be nene people -- confident that people make more money. they need to make more money, and fact that wages are not going is up an issue, but real quick counter point, i would not say that u.s. economy is in tatters, housing is very strong. next september will be a big deal. charles: i'm reluc reluctant ts an -- to use an accolade like strong. but to you on this shaw. fed talks about inflation. people at home say that is a bad thing, but what about when your paycheck inflates and the valley of your home inflates then it is good. that is inflation 101, to jason's po

australian golfer jason day traveled in his quest to win the pga championship. betty: what an incredible story and we will look at a new study that finds that blacks and hispanics are not benefiting as much as in and to a from college education compared to whites and asians. the federal reserve system is welcoming a new member, robert steven kaplan of harvard university will be the new president of the dallas fed. michael mckee is here to talk about what exactly he brings to the table. what do we know about him? michael: he was the head of investment banking at goldman sachs until 2005 when he joined the harvard faculty and runs his own investment firm. he is also on the board of directors. of state street corporation. he has a lot of wall street ties in his written several books on leadership. the dallas fed is very free market and very independent thinking and it looks like they got somebody who may follow that mold. mark: those wall street ties, will critics of the fed see that as a help or a hindrance? critics will not like the idea of another wall street person going to t

brother. but first his mother called for justice. >> we want jason to have a fair trial and the only fair verdict is to acquit him. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ i'm going my way... ♪i leave a story untold... he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range chicken, you roam free. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ two wheels a turnin'... >> another takedown in the fight against isis on u.s. soil. the fbi arrested a former resident in new jersey charging him with conspiracy and attempting to provide material support. and we'll suspension and the animosity. and the paranoia between the two countries for 37 years. iran's judiciary claims to be independent but it is all behind closed doors and i have no idea what happen. >> the heart felt plea for a mother in teheran as her son remains locked up. and a final hearing held. jason has been in prison for a year now on charges was espionage and he and the washington post and the u.s. government denies.

. at 9:15, jason williamson ost: good morning and it's thursday, august 20th, 2015. on our three hour program we'll about police reform and u.s. national security and the state of the u.s. auto industry but we begin amendment and birthright citizenship which donald trump and several contenders calling for an end to the practice of citizenship matic to anyone born on u.s. soil. we're asking our viewers to in on this latest debate. birthright .s. end citizenship. 202-748-8000 if ou say no, the number is 20277488001. special line for americans whose parents were born.gn hey can call in at 202-748-8002. us at journal at c-span.org. we begin this morning with a of birthright citizenship that if you are born you're a u.s. citizen regardless of the legal status of your parents. was renewed in this country ever since a of a position plan by trump where he says irthright citizenship becomes magnet.st here's a tweet from republican former louisiana governor bobbie jindal. says -- and of course ted texas he senator there also with a statement last night michael immediate veried absolutely want t

with seth meyers." tonight -- jason segel from "fantastic four" actor michael b. jordan music from big sean featuring the 8g band with brad wilk. ♪ and now, here he is, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] so exciting. such an exciting night. tomorrow, i'm so excited about tomorrow night. the first gop debate, are people excited about this? [ cheers and applause ] i cannot wait. this will be the greatest episode of a reality show i feel like i've ever seen, possibly any of us have ever seen. and it's great, because i feel like right now all the candidates are preparing for the debate. and any other year they would be getting drilled on their policy and the kind of questions they could be asked. but i feel like nine of them right now are just saying like, how do you deal with donald trump? [ laughter ] i feel like that's all -- i remember, i went camping once. before we went camping, a park ranger told us what to do if you saw a bear and i feel like that's th

, political consult stand browse haines a founder partner of purple strategies and jason johnson, an associate professor of political science at try hum college, he's also an al jazerra contributor. bruce haines, six months before people thread their way through snosnowy iowa to a caucus venues this what the field was going to be debated absent donald trump snap. >> they were going to be debating something and you know, here we are. it's planet trump, we are all living on it now, right? we are all revolving around it he's this gravitational force of his own being. and he's choke en to talk about immigration, so we are. i think immigration was always going to be a high profile issue in the republican primary. it was largely going to resolve around some proposals i think that were -- that are in donald trump's plan and most people think are reasonable. things like increasing the number of border patrol agents, we have almost half as many agents actively involved in the border than you have on the lapd. you have the e-verify system that many people think we should expand if we can do it

redskins beat the ravens in the third preseason game. jason pugh is live in baltimore with highlights. hey, jason. >> hey. the redskins looked pretty good, especially in that second quarter moving on against the ravens tonight. they win their third preseason game of the preseason. they called this the dress rehearsal. kirk cousins got the start in place of robert griffin iii and got the first team offense into the end zone. let's look at how this one went down tonight. jay gruden wishing his quarterback the best of luck. kirk cousins got the start in place of griffin. early on, he threw an interception in the game. he got comfortable and settled down. second quarter, down 13-0. that one deflects off the hands of andre roberts and into the hands of the rookie, jameis crowder. his first nfl touchdown, 22-yard strike and got the redskins first team offense, finally on the board this preseason. later in the half, cousins with the short pass to ryan grant. he spins away from a tackle, dives and just short of the end zone, chris thompson would punch this ball into the end zone. gave the red

for a u.s. journalist impressed in iran is underway in the capital teheran. jason was detained more than a year ago, accused of spying. kimberly halkett reports. >> reporter: this is the teheran revolutionary court where washington post newspaper reporter jason will appear for yet another secret hearing i in iran's case against him form more than a year he has been held in the country's prison in solitary confinement. he and his journalist wife were arrested in jewel 2014. along with two photo journalists. all remember eventually released, exempt for jason, who was charged with espionage. his family maintains he's innocent and has been appealing for his release. >> every day that you continue to hold him in prison is a dark day for his family and for iran. >> reporter: he was born in california, and holds duel iranian and united states citizenship. he moved to iran in 2008 and joined the washington post as it's a teheran correspondent in 2012. his family says he's faced numerous health problems from a lack of medical care while in prison. his employers have called his imprisonment a

. very excited about our guest tonight. jason segel is with us this evening. [ cheers and applause ] wonderful actor, jason segel. jason sted "snl" years ago when he was doing "the muppet" movie. and it was very exciting for the writing staff, because jason's monologue he sang with the muppet's and it was a lot of fun writing. we got to write with jason, a song for the muppets, and it went really well at dress rehearsal. and then at air, i don't want to call out a muppet by name, one of the muppets blew their line at air, and it was one of the funniest moments because you're just backstage with a bunch of writers and we're watching it and muppet blew his line and it's that great moment when you're like, "ah, [ bleep ] gonzo." [ laughter and applause ] give that guy a joke. also with us tonight, he's a fantastic actor. i'm so happy he's here. he's in "fantastic four." michael b. jordan is here. [ cheers and applause ] cannot wait to talk to him. and also, you guys, we have great music for you tonight. rapper big sean is with us. [ cheers and applause ] straight from detroit, michiga

for just a penny a pound later on sunday morning. >> a summer song from jason isbell is enjoying great success these days. a whole album of his own songs. it hasn't always been this way as we'll tell anthony mason. ♪ >> jason isbell's new album just debuted at number one on the rock and country charts but just a few years ago he was in rehab. >> when was the worst point for you? >> you know, i didn't really hit bottom like a lot of people do. but i could certainly see it coming. >> the fall and rise of jason isbell. >> rust and roots is a tour of an unusual resting place for classic cars. tracy smith will be our guide. >> if a vintage car rusts in the forest will anyone see it? yes, they will, and they will take pictures. is rust beautiful to you? >> oh, yeah. that's what i own 34 acres of rust. >> and it's gorgeous? >> the car museum that is literally taking root in georgia. ahead on "sunday morning." >> osgood: look who's talking to us a little later, jon stewart, who hosted his last show this past week. >> four nights a week for the past 16 years, jon stewart took aim at pol

washington post reporter who's being held in iran. jace rezaian remains -- jason rezaian accused of espionage. many human rights groups demanding his release, and a verdict is likely by the end of this week. last week we heard that we should get a verdict by today, so here we are, still no verdict, and jason remains behind bars. thomas is joining us, the tehran bureau chief for "the new york k times," one of the few journalists working inside iran. what's going on here? >> well, clearly, the lawyer and iran's judicial system aren't on the same speed, and this is not the first time, of course, that this has happened. basically, iran's judiciary has been saying all along that they will decide what is the final trial and that it will be up to the judge to make that call. and, apparently, of course, behind the scenes the judge has made this call to either have another session for mr. rezaian that will be a fifth one or at least postpone the handing down of a verdict because today was the deadline according to the lawyer, and we have seen nothing. jenna: do you expect to see something th

the conversation on the nbc 10 facebook page. >>> we'll hear from center jason kelly and is one eagle running away with a spot on the bird's roster? chip kelly talks about that next. >>> i'm john clark from comcast sports. stan bradford will make the eagles preseason debut saturday night. the birds are going to practice with them all week. chip had sam sit out the fist preseason game. everything is okay with him. this is his first game in two years. remember last season in st. louis, sam tore his knee for a second time. jason kelly said it's important for sam to see live action again. >> he still hasn't taken a hit. i think that first hit was an easy feeling of, you know what, i'm back. ki do this. >> the eagles have a three headed monster at running back. how about a four system. is kenyon barner earning his way on to the team? he ripped off the punt return yesterday, also scored a rushing touchdown on offense. he's been following darren skols around learning everything he can from him. plus he played for chip kelly at oregon. >> i'm trying to do whatever i can to put myself in a pos