boil... dave: this does not interest me anymore. lemonis: dave. ...this lid's gonna blow right off. my name is marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. we're not going to wake up every morning wondering if we have a job. we're gonna wake up every morning wondering how many jobs we have to do. it's not always pretty. everything's gonna change -- everything. but i do it to save jobs, and i do it to make money. this... let's go to work. ...is "the profit." milwaukee has some of the best food and drink in the country. something i know well because i went to college there. that's me when i had hair. and one of the newer local favorites is the soup market. stephanie: hi, honey. how are you? lemonis: a quick-service chain started in 2004 by chef dave jurena and his business partner. dave: anything else for you, sir? lemonis: dave did the cooking while his partner ran the business. woman: that's good. lemonis: and before long, the soup market had expanded to five locations, with plans for many more. then dave's partner and co-owner died suddenly, leaving him strug

things like, i'd be better off if dave wasn't around. >> was her husband defending his family, or was she? >> she rose that night. >> the mystery may not be who did it, but why. >> the truth will come out and justice will be served. i have to believe that. >> i'm lester holt and this is "dateline." here's kate morrison with "the hometown hero and the homecoming queen." >> it was late when it happened. very late. too late. the sky had already fallen. no one saw it coming. no one heard the warning. but now in the night,s it w it done. they work hard here in their homemade garage gym because in part, it isn't just a gym, it's a kind of shrine. >> i look at the wall and there's a bunch of pictures and that's what makes it special, i think. >> these were the moments before they were born when a shotputter named dave laut became his family's superman and his little brother watched him win a bronze medal at the 1984 olympics. >> i mean, after, i just cried. how do you not? how do you not cry when you see your brother up there getting a medal? it's cool. he was my big brother, but he was like

door had been jimmied. so, what -- dave and the killer broke in together? that the killer snuck in and shot dave from behind what was a decorative stained-glass window for prayer. ah. really?! [ clacking ] what is going on here? ryan: father, did you know dave johnson? oh, yes. he was a faithful parishioner. do you have any idea what dave was doing at the church last night? not a clue. perhaps his wife knows. but what can you tell us about dave? did -- did he have any enemies? oh, no. he was a good man, a loving husband, and arguably one of the greatest -- greatest what? well, it's going to come out sooner or later. [ sighs ] dave was one of the greatest novelists of the last 50 years. dave johnson? uh, i've never heard of him, father. that's because he wrote under a pseudonym. dad? it's my pony! you can't pet it! your pony? what? hey. what's up? [ sighs ] p.j. moffet's dead. p.j. moffet was one of my literary heroes. mine too. but p.j. moffet actually did it. on his first try, too -- "the butcherbird's song." and in 25 years, he never wrote another word. just one book, then he dis

area allstate agent at 866-650-7900 today. (applause) >> dave: how about them guys out here? how about them guys? >> paul: those were some superstars. >> dave: you never see those guys all together in the same place. you'd be lucky to see one of them anywhere and here they are tonight and gratifyed to see how good they all look. >> paul: absolutely. >> dave: some of them are still playing, they look good. (applause) >> paul: they all look good. >> dave: i tell you, that john mcenroe -- and i don't want to tell people how to live their lives-- (laughter) the guy needs some counseling. (laughter) and a prescription. that's all i'm going to say. >> paul: enough said. >> dave: we're all upset about the jonas brothers. (applause) our first guest tonight stars on the popular television series "parenthood" and you can see that thursdays on another network. oh, hell -- let's just make it here at cbs. you can see that thursdays right here on cbs. >> paul: yes, that's better! (laughter and applause) and this weekend you can see them live at the mirage hotel and casino in las vegas, nevada. ladie

extra, i am tamron hall. dave loud was an elite athletes taking home the bronze medal at the 1984 olympic game. he grew up and met his beautiful bride, jane and also where he lost his life. jane did there was a prowler and gunfire. police raced to the scene to find dave loud dead. what happened at the home that night, here is keith morris with the hometown hero and the homecoming queen. [ sirens ] >> it was late when it happened. very late, two late. the skies have already fallen and no one saw it coming and no one heard the warning. now, in the night, it was done. they work hard in their homemade garage gym because it is not just a gym. it is a kind of shrine. i look at the wall and there is a bunch of pictures. these were the moments before they were born, dave lout became his family's super man. he won the bronze medal in the 1984 olympics. i just cried. how do you not cry when you see your brother up there getting a medal. it was cool. he's my big brother but he was like my super man. he was my super man. >> don miles, his younger brother by nine and a half years, they inherit

been a real joy over the first nine months of his tenure here at ohio state. >> dave: he worked for us the last couple years. wanted to get back into coaching. that pass is incomplete, intended for lucas. nigel carter who is a little further down field. urban meyer and greg sheano have been friends for 20 year friends, usually i hire guys that i don't know. i remember sitting on a plane with him in 2011 and he was watching iowa state film. he said there's a coach named tom herman. two times he's hired close friends to be on his staff. >> dave: wilson dragged down on the punt return at the 16 yard line. here's cassidy in the studio. >> another crazy ending for navy taking on uconn. they get stuck, no timeouts. they can't stop the clock and they don't hustle to get a play off. time runs out on them. look, 8 seconds to go. navy holds on for the 28-24 win. dave, greg, tom, wow. >> dave: crazy finishes today, that and the controversial ending at oklahoma state. >> greg: coming into the week we were saying there's no good matchups. college football always delivers. >> dave: it doesn't matter

any time soon in college football. >> dave: evans dumps it off to about the 21 yard line to nigel carter. are you on the same page as greg, tom? >> tom: i am. i felt he was sincere in the interview that was conducted. i also feel like in today's society when you're the head man, you are in charge. you are accountable for your progra in any walk of life. it's your responsibility. this wasn't something to do with ncaa infractions. it wasn't something to do with substance abuse. this was something to do with the well-being of the citizens of our culture and our society. and that in and of itself -- and i would agree with greg here. forget about the boosters and if somebody were to acquire about hiring him, how would you get anybody to sign off on it right now? i don't think it's possible. >> dave: evans throws and it's broken up. i agree, it's something you can't come back from. when you enable criminal activity to that degree, allowing it to go on and then again to me it didn't seem contrite. i can't judge the man's heart or sincerity but i didn't hear a lot of reasons as to why he

other secrets were hidden away? >> sometimes she would say things like i would be better off if dave wasn't around. >> was her husband defending his family or was she? >> she rose that night. >> the mystery may not be who did it, but why. >> the truth will come out and justice will be served. i have to believe that. >>> welcome to "dateline." for dave, home was ventura county, california, where he grew up, where he met his wife, jane, and where he lost his life. jane said there was a prowler and then gunfire. police found dave dead and troubling holes in jane's story. what happened at their home that night? here's keith morrison with "the hometown hero and the homecoming queen." >> reporter: it was late when it happened, very late, too late. the sky had already fallen. no one saw it coming. no one heard the warning, but now in the night it was done. they work hard here in their homemade garage gym, but it isn't just a gym. it's a kind of shrine. >> i look at the wall and there's pictures. that's what makes it special, i think. >> reporter: these were the moments before they were born

" theme ) ( cheers and applause ) >> dave: thank you so much. thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the show, i'm jerry hobson, how are you doing? by the way, here's what we're going to do. when i call your name, you folks run up here and tell me what you want for christmas, okay? (laughter) you know, there's always something, you have noticed that, ladies and gentlemen, when you get up every day there's always something. honestly, every day is always something. are you folks from out of town? (cheers and applause) when i say out of towners, you don't know what i'm talking about, right? yes! for example, because of the drought we have a mistle toe shortage. mistle toe shortage. are you aware of this? >> i was not aware of it. >> dave: i am glad you came and heard it from me. because you go home and start hanging mistle toe, nah, forget it. a lot of people are using broccoli, i'm using broccoli. (applause) thank you. thank you very much. i'm glad you appreciated the simulated hammering. (laughter) kind of like my honeymoon. oh, believe me, if wasn't the real thing. well,

. >> dave: he worked for us the last couple years. wanted to get back into coaching. that pass is incomplete, intended for lucas. nigel carter who is a little further down field. urban meyer and greg sheano have been friends for 20 years. urban meyer said i rarely hire friends, usually i hire guys that i don't know. i remember sitting on a plane with him in 2011 and he was watching iowa state film. he said there's a coach named tom herman. two times he's hired close friends to be on his staff. >> greg: he's such a good coach. >> dave: wilson dragged down on the punt return at the 16 yard line. here's cassidy in the studio. >> another crazy ending for navy taking on uconn. they get stuck, no timeouts. they can't stop the clock and they don't hustle to get a play off. time runs out on them. look, 8 seconds to go. navy holds on for the 28-24 win. dave, greg, tom, wow. >> dave: crazy finishes today, that and the controversial ending at oklahoma state. >> greg: coming into the week we were saying there's no good matchups. college football always delivers. >> dave: it doesn't matter if

allowed in the league. number one in blocked shots, dave. you mentioned, and also number one in field goal defense at about 37%. >> dave: mitchell had that pass out of the way, to show how much trouble l.s.u. has had scoring, they scored 38 in a game you had the other night against alabama. tomorrow, they celebrate the anniversary of marich scoring 53 himself against ole miss to set the all-time collegiate record. >> joe: they could use such a feat. >> dave: yeah. spencer saw the shot clock running down, the second shot clock violation in the half against the tigers. >> joe: l.s.u. in simple terms as you see the frustrated trent johnson right there, last year's s.e.c. coach of the year. they just don't have anyone to manufacture a basket except tasmin mitchell. the defense will key on him so hard, it's difficult to get him the ball where he can operate. >> dave: varnado can operate, though. that time he miscommunicates with husseo osby. after the loss to alabama, he said he understands that the team -- i hate to use this phrase, but it is, what it is. you can't keep the good back. >> joe:

back out to starkville. for kerry, andre and dave neal. >> it is our wrangler game of the week a mag noel georgia state show down. ole miss ranked 25th, taking on mississippi state in the 106th edition of the egg bowl, and this is what they are playing for the battle of the golden egg trophy. and a pleasant good afternoon, everybody, i'm dave neal, alongside andre wear. they don't like each other, but they give it done on the football field. with mccluster on the field, don't turn away, anything can happen. now anthony dixon is a senior, he won't be here, but he's one of the guys who has brought the passion back to mississippi state football. he has been unbelievable this year. >> they do it with speed with mccluster, but with dixon, it's more of a grind it out approach to it. already over 1200 yards. he is the heart beat of this mississippi state football team as he goes, this football team will go. >> dave: he has been unbelievable this year, anthony dixon. see what we can do against this very good ole miss defense. today we look at the history of the egg bowl. well, it's pretty sp

? >> sometimes she would say things like, i'd be better off if dave wasn't around. >> was her husband defending his family are was she? >> she rose that night. >> the mystery may not be who did it, but why. >> the truth will come out and justice will be served. i have to believe that. >> welcome to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. dave laut was an elite athlete who reached olympic heights, taking home a bronze medal at the 1984 olympic games. for dave, home was ventura county, california, where he grew up, where he met his beautiful bride, jane, and also where he lost his life. jane said there was a prowler, and then gunfire. police raced to the scene to find dave lout dead. and troubling holes in jane's story. what happened at the lout home that night? here's keith morrison with the "hometown hero, and the homecoming queen." >> it was late when it happened. very late. too late. the sky had already fallen. no one saw it coming. no one heard the warning. but now in the night, it was done. they work hard here in their homemade garage gym, because in part it isn't just a gym. it's a ki

) >> dave: hey, hey, hey! hey! hey! thank you very much. yeah! ( cheers and applause ) how you doing? welcome to the show. before we begin, i'd just like to say hi to my two kids connor and daniel. hi, kids! ( laughter ) go to bed now! daddy loves you! good night, boys! ( laughter and applause ) you can sure tell it's autumn, can't you? can you feel it? you know that it's autumn? i'll tell you a sure sign that it's autumn new york city, the yankees have gone into hibernation. ( rim shot ) ( applause ) you know what's happening this weekend? oktoberfest. how many of you are excited, looking forward to oktoberfest? ( cheers and applause ) i tell you, i love anything that started in berlin. it's got to be fun. ( laughter ) or munich, wherever it started. but this year, oktoberfest begins on the upper east side and then it works its way through poland, czechoslovakia, france. ( laughter ) i know. hey, wait a minute! ( applause ) hold it. finally some good news for america. you know what happened yesterday in times square? some people got together and set a new world record in times squar

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. >> welcome to "dateline." dave laut was an elite athlete who reached olympic heights, taking home a bronze medal at the 1984 olympic games. for dave, home was ventura county, california, where he grew up, where he met his beautiful bride, jane, and also where he lost his life. jane said there was a prowler, and then gunfire. police found dave dead. and troubling holes in jane's story. what happened at the laut home that night? here's keith morrison with "the hometown hero and the homecoming queen." >> it was late when it happened. very late. too late. the sky had already fallen. no one saw it coming. no one heard the warning. but now in the night, it was done. they work hard here in their homemade garage gym, because in part it isn't just a gym. it's a kind of shrine. >> i look at the wall and there's a bunch of pictures. and that's what makes it special, i think. >> these were the moments before they were born when a shot putter named dave laut became his family's superman. and his little brother watched him win a bronze medal in the 1984 olympics. >> i mean, after, i just cried. how do y

that blind date years ago. >> firecracker. >> he has the date. dav dave hawk. >> she was short, and attractive, and a lot of fun. and pretty good sense of humor. you'd say something and man, she she'd pop back with something you didn't dwequite expect. >> they were married within a me year. >> i think they both wanted a family and i think that was the impetus for the acceleration i guess you'd say of the relationship. >> though debbie's big sister wasn't sure a what she saw in him. >> he seemed very quiet, very opposite of my sister. >> then, before long conrad arrived, and chelsa and savannah. >> i still remember christmass where my brother and i would run around and deliver gifts to everybody. >> sadly, a lot of unhappy memories too. >> pretty much from when i can remember, fighting and arguing were pretty routine. >> after nearly nine years, this marriage, like so many others fell apart. >> we might have been a little more different than we were willing to admit, early on. >> even at that age coy definitely see the water was about to boil over. >> the kids were 9, 8 and 4 when th

going to do it. >> ainsley: do what dave says. >> dave: i am dave briggs and hi for alisyn camerota. >> clayton: yesterday, if you were watching march madness you started to see what in the world was unfolding in u.k. >> dave: we don't mean kentucky. >> clayton: anarchy on the streets of britain yesterday. unbelievable protests and take a look at the screen, getting hut by all kinds of things and police, why? because they're slashing, the conservative government there, attempting to slash 130 billion dollars in government spending and people took to the streets in massive protests. >> ainsley: smashing windows, paint bombs, ammonia filled light bulbs at police and attacking a bank, the niketown store. >> dave: the biggest protest in the u.k. since the iraq war in 2003. and some say a quarter of a million people. >> ainsley: look at this. >> dave: the question that we all have, could we see this in the united states? this is as clayton pointed out over massive budget cuts. we have a huge budget problem here in the united states and republicans, some on the tea party side of things, w

and it's got to really funny. and that first one was so darn funny that it's hard. >> dave: is anybody working on a script? >> well, you know, we'll try again. i think, i've always dragged my feet on it but i think... >> dave: you got your hologram out on the road for you. now, you have plenty of time. >> it's freed me up. >> dave: now here's a movie, one of those films whenever you see it running on some thing you have to stop and sit down and watch it wherever you get into it. "what about bob?" ( applause ) same is true with the next one, "groundhog day." >> uh-huh. >> dave: "mad dog and glory." >> uh-huh. >> dave: you and robert de niro, uma thurman. here we go. here we go. i mean, this one also will go in the time capsule, "kingpin." oh, man. ( applause ) >> dave: woody harrelson was here, i don't know when, several months ago. and he was talking about "kingpin," how at the time he didn't like it. he wouldn't watch it. he thought that the movie was going to be awful. he hated the farrelly brothers. wanted nothing to do with it. and he and one of his kids were watching it ab

africa? >> yeah. >> dave: how long ago was it? >> we just got back a few days ago, probably four, five days ago. we went to kenya and tanzania in southern africa. then we stopped for a day in liberia, pause because four people from our health access program were there the whole time through the ebola epidemic. they never left, and by the grace of god, they were never infected. but they worked on the front line. i'm really proud of them. ( applause ) so i wanted to help them-- we looked at our programs in the first two countries and then we talked about what's going to happen now in liberia and how they need to build a health care system so they can manage this and they'll never have an epidemic again. and then we went to morocco for a meeting of the clinton global initiative for africa and the middle east. the whole trip was fascinating. put i love going there and i love seeing people make something out of nothing. i met a woman in tanzania who came to a vaccine clinic that we helped to stock. and you have to refrigerate vaccines. and it was way out in the country. the woman stil

. jamie: i meet bruce brock. a fellow history buff, he and dave within way back. >> i was proud to be his friend. he was a good businessman, a good father, a good husband, a great neighbor,e. jamie: i know coin collecting and cars but with trackers? >> these are reputation of the past that farmers and pharmaceuticallies, and -- farm, families and farm relations enjoy looking at. jamie: tractors are part of iowa's history, in 1892down froehlich invented the gas power tractor in a tiny village, about 300 miles east of here, it helps america become a agricultural giant. even though none of dave a 4 children tills the soil like he dhe shares his passion for tractors with his grandson alex. >> i can remember as young as 4 years old, riding in the combine with my grandpa, taking napping at floor. >> pretty soon the sheds are filled with old tractors in various states of repair, more than a hundred. jamie: did mom ever say no more tractors? >> not really, but i remember dad called the wittors his -- tractors his savings account, to justify it. the joke became, dad are you ever going to stop?

, dave hawkins, has deep roots in this part of iowa, going back more than a century. >> my father's ancestors immigrated to the united states in late 1800s. they moved westward with the expansion of the railroad, and my grandfather, my dad's father, albert hawkins, farmed just south of here, about a mile. >> dave hawkins grew up hearing stories of his ancestors plowing this land behind a team of horses. as a young farmer in the 1950s, just out of school, dave spots a tractor rusting in the weeds. it sparks his imagination. >> the 1920 9d is the tractor that belonged to my grandfather. that's what got my dad into the collecting again was when he restored that tractor that had originally belonged to his father. >> as his farm grows to over 500 acres of corn and soybeans, and his family prospers, hawkins seeks out the next vintage tractor to buy and restore. then the next and the next, including this one, a minneapolis-moline that hawkins bought, restored, and donated to the plymouth county museum. >> how old would this one be? >> it's a 1944 model. >> incredible. >> i meet bruce brock

in the game, dave, we were talking about it, whether bumgarner was able to get through 6 innings, which he had a nice stretch of doing. >> dave: 3-2. reddick hits it foul. >> eric: giving up a lot of base hits, so far, the most for him, 11. >> dave: never given up more than 11 hits in any start in his big league career. throws a lot of strikes, that is for sure. >> eric: well, you throw strikes, you are going to give up hits. >> dave: 3-2 and reddick draws the walk. that will bring up yoenis cespedes who, in dramatic fashion on thursday, sweeps the field, his first-ever walkoff hit as a big leaguer. and they are making the pitching change here. romo is coming in. still have doubts about taking aspirin for tough pain? listen to what mvp justin verlander thinks about it. i would say the source of most of my muscle pain would be in my shoulder. my trainer kevin rand recommended it to me. i was kind of skeptical at first, but i tested it out, and bayer advanced aspirin relieved my pain fast. feeling 100% every start, every fifth day, i think definitely gives me a little bit of an edg

named dave became his families super man. and his little brother watched him win a bronze metal. >> here with have that spin that is a very good technique here. >> and his little brother watched him win a bronze medal in the 1984 olympics. >> after i just cried. how do you not? how do you not cry when you see your brother up there getting a medal. it's cool. he was my big brother, but he was like my super man. he was my super man. >> don is dave's younger brother by nine and a half years. they inherited a passion for athletics and fitness by their father. this is all built into your dna. >> yes. it really is. >> here is where that dna was planted, oxnard california. >> when we grew up, you know, you could ride your bike anywhere. every knew everybody. they grow mostly strawberries. >> when we grew up, you could ride your bike anywhere. every knew everybody. >> this is helen. she knew them growing up and that big old farming family and childhood best friend. their dads were both farmers. there was a lot of them around. just always a lot of them around. they multiplied. they were

friends set her up on that blind date years ago. >> firecracker. >> he was the date. dave hawk. >> she was short. and attractive. and a lot of fun. and pretty good sense of humor. you know, you say something and, man, she would pop back with something you didn't quite expect. >> they were married within a year. they built a home among his family's almond grove. >> i think they both wanted to have a family. i think that was the impetuous for the acceleration, i guess, you say of the relationship. >> though debbie's big sister wasn't sure what she saw in him. >> he seemed very quiet. very opposite of my sister. >> then before long, conrad arrived. and chill is a and savannah. >> i still remember christmass where my brother and i would run around and deliver all the gifts to irving aeverybody and everyb getting along. definitely happy memories there. >> sadly, a lot of unhappy one to too. >> pretty much from when i can remember, fighting and arguing were pretty routine. >> after nearly nine years, this marriage like so many others fell apart. >> we might have been a little more different than

anything? >> no, no. >> dave: it's a lot of pressure and i know it doesn't get easier. the second time is no easier than the first nor the third, is it? >> it's an out-of-body experience. i bring my best friend. >> dave: who's your best friend? >> her name is busy phillips. and me we met on "dowson's creek". >> dave: she was also an actress on the "dowson's creek?" >> yes she was. >> dave: you go to award shows? >> yes, so much so they we've started a rumor -- actually, we did not start the rumor. (laughter) there's a crazy rumor. >> dave: i have to start my own rumors. you don't have to. (laughter) >> alan: >> dave: hey, you hear that about me? what's the rumor? >> that we're more than friends. >> dave: well, is that bad? >> well, we are more than friends but -- no, actually, i was -- (laughter) >> dave: but people want it to be somehow -- what do they want it to be for heaven's sakes? >> she's married and she has a kid but that doesn't stop me, apparently. (laughter) >> dave: well, good for you, i admire your energy. (laughter) this is lovely. it's like the arc of sirius there. >> exact

show. everyone, thanks for watching. forbes on fox is next. here is dave asmun. >> forget gridlock in washington. hitting us in our wallets. we are being hitting by real gridlock on the road. >> dave: a new report showing the average driver stuck in traffic is wasting a whopping $1880 a year. how do they want to fix it? with billions more with infrastructure spending wosmt it work or only be a waste of time. welcome to forbes on fox. let's go with steve forbes and our panel. we got a full house today. steve, you say slam the brakes on ts plan, why? >> because government involved is going to be a waste. you look at other infrastructure fed ex and ups and railroads got out the way, great infrastructure, let's have the private equity involved, public-partnerships private partnerships and you get more for less. you get bloated wages and more bang for the buck by bringing in free market. >> dave: what is wrong with the free market taking the place of government boondoggles? >> for one thing it is not happening quickly enough. we have a serious problem that all of us should agree to. there

: right. >> dave: (breathing heavily) one senior for "bad grand parks please." (laughter) thank you very much. clap thank you, then i put on my persimmon cardigan and went home (laughter and applause) halloween is thursday. i love halloween. you open the door, there's strangers in masks. good idea. okay, what do you want? whatever it is, go ahead. you know forget surprising the staff, every year i try doing something nice for the staff so this year i was looking through that catalog and i saw hand-made metal pans and i said "that's perfect." (laughter) i'll order -- (laughs) harry and david hand made metal pans. and i said i'll order everybody on the staff a man made metal pan. if you don't mind, i want to check in to see how my hand made metal pans are coming. there they are right there. wow. i hope they -- (applause) all right, that's plenty. it doesn't seem like he's made any progress since we last checked in. here now we made something special because of halloween. halloween now and hand made metal pans. ♪ he did the monster mash the monster mash ♪ that was graveyard smash i

the rest of the debate at 9:20 eastern, right here on c-span. >> next on c-span, talkshow host dave rubin sits down with neck gillespie during -- nick gillespie during a recent meeting of libertarian students in washington dc. this is just over half an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to libertycon. we havethe 11th time organized but he used to be called the international students for liberty conference. mouthfuly, a bit of a and that is one of the reasons why we have changed it. the other one is you. you come from all walks of life, all ages, but what unites us tonight are the ideas of liberty. they could so much for being part of it. thank you so much to the students who volunteered to defend students of liberty in this country and around the world every day. thank you to the sponsors. i would like to thank the universities francisco market in guatemala, it is a magical place id you should check it out would also like to thank bit coin.com and dozens of other sponsors who made this possible. i appreciate you all being here and i would like to post a quick question -- i would

protesters packed president obama's hometown ahead of the n.a.t.o. summit. a live report. >> dave: the president is working with world leaders. mitt romney's attack dogs taking to the campaign trail. >> this country's problems are too serious, too serious to spend another day as a bystander in the oval office. >> dave: these two potential vp picks not pulling any punches. they went all out. >> clayton: it's called mann mannedles, the best or worst father's day gift you can get. m manedles, it rhymes with candles. ♪ . >> dave: good sunday morning, everybody, we're going outside again today. and thankfully there's not 10,000 pounds of ice, clayton. >> clayton: and time for the big kayaking race and big show at bass pro and a kayak race, remember last year. >> alisyn: i do, i don't remember the outcome, one of you cheated. >> dave: take a lucky guess. >> clayton: i had nothing to do with it. >> dave: please. >> clayton: they weighted down dave's die yak. >> alisyn: and show what happened. >> dave: it was underwater, they tied weights to the kayak so clayton could win, but not enoug

been a real joy over the first nine months of his tenure here at ohio state. >> dave: he worked for us the last couple years. wanted to get back into coaching. that pass is incomplete, intended for lucas. nigel carter who is a little further down field. urban meyer and greg sheano have been friends for 20 urban meyer said i rarely hire friends, usually i hire guys that i don't know. i remember sitting on a plane with him in 2011 and he was watching iowa state film. he said there's a coach named tom herman. two times he's hired close friends to be on his staff. >> dave: wilson dragged down on the punt return at the 16 yard line. here's cassidy in the studio. >> another crazy ending for navy taking on uconn. they get stuck, no timeouts. they can't stop the clock and they don't hustle to get a play off. time runs out on them. look, 8 seconds to go. navy holds on for the 28-24 win. dave, greg, tom, wow. >> dave: crazy finishes today, that and the controversial ending at oklahoma state. >> greg: coming into the week we were saying there's no good matchups. college football always delivers.

debate, herman cain and kept it cordial. >> dave: cordial? they had beers afterwards. they're out of work and out of luck, information that unemployed americans are not collecting jobless benefits anymore, the stunning numbers ahead. >> clayton: a bust or miss, a the shocking answer who likes to cuddle more, men or women. the shocking statistic, coming right up. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> hey, everybody, my wife tweeted and said my son did not get the memo daylight saving and he's up at 5 a.m., you want to play? come on. >> dave: parents around the country are dealing with that reality. we don't care. >> dave: my kids aren't allowed to get up until it says six and they're going to sit there and be bored. >> alisyn: that's a good rule of thumb. thanks for getting up-- you're not getting up earlier, you get an extra hour of sleep. >> clayton: it's our gift. >> alisyn: what happened a fox news alert, a man who threatened to open fire on a college campus in north carolina. police say they shot rashad gardner in the leg before taking him into custody yesterday. the 24-year-o

? >> she would say i would be better off if dave wasn't around. >> was he does fending her family. >> the mystery may not be who did it but why. >> justice will be served. i have to believe that. >> welcome to dateline extra. dave was an elite athlete who took home a bronze medal at the olympic games. for dave, home was california, where he grew up, met his beautiful bride and also where he lost his life. jane said there was an intruder and then gunfire. there were troubling holes in jane's story. what happened at the home last night? here is the hometown hero and the homecoming queen. >> it was late when it happened, too late. the sky had already fallen. no one saw it coming. no one heard the warning but now in the night it was done. they work hard here in their homemade garage gym because it isn't just a gym. it is a kind of shrine. >> i look at the wall and there's a bunch of pictures. that's what makes it special i think. >> these were the moments before they were born. a shot putter became his family's superman and his little brother watched him win a bronze medal at the 1984 olympic

later. >> alice: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live" with special guest host dave grohl! tonight kristen bell, alice cooper and our 12th annual half and half halloween pageant. and now welcome to my nightmare. here's dave grohl! [ cheers and applause ] >> dave: woo! [ cheers and applause ] happy halloween, everybody. tonight, dave letterman rules. yes, i'm dave grohl dressed as dave letterman in for jimmy kimmel. it's confusing, i get it. especially if you're home right now watching, stoned to the bone. and just like dave, i would like to announce my retirement from late night tv. yeah. this will be my final show. it's been quite a ride though, you know. you may know me from my role as lobby passerby in the 1996 episode of the x-files. or maybe from my vanity show. okay. [ applause ] it's the second one, i guess. i'm not the only one in costume tonight. everyone on the kimmel staff is dressed up as a musician from the 80s. our announcer, de $schneider. there you go. good luck. our band leader cleto is prince. [ cheers and applause ] a little too soon, cleto. too soon. cl

>> dave: ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the big program. say hello to shannon ice. how are you? >> fantastic, thank you. >> dave: she is chairman, c.e.o., and president of the international toy consortium, and every year she cheers and shows us toys and i think these represent the best, most popular new toys, is that what it is? >> we have several of those, sure. >> dave: how are your kids? have you done all of your shopping? >> i did. >> dave: how many kids do you have? >> still just two. >> dave: why, what have you heard? what kind of things do you buy for your kids? do you get them this kind of stuff right here? >> we have gotten them a little activity stuff. they're big into games right now. >> dave: computer games. >> some but there are tabletop games that are take off. >> dave: the threats, and i keep reading more and more from the surgeon general, if a kid plays computer games constantly, his eyes will cross. is there any truth to that, shannon? >> he would know better than-- >> dave: of course he would. that's why he's the surgeon general. and your kid smokes while

. >> dave: here is mccluster, trying to get around on the far side is. 12-yard line. not much happening on that play for dez. -- dexter mccluster. a play fake, mccluster blocks, off the hands of allen, the tight to end! >> andre: just a little bit late. kirby allen comes open early, and jevan snead just a little late with the football which allows anderson to get a hand on it. 28-yard field goal, it's good. so ole miss strikes with a couple of field goals. they have been very good in the red zone in scoring touchdowns, 25 out of 35 coming in, but give the bulldogs some credit. they had a little bit of bend, but they did not break. break, 6-3, ole miss. . >> dave: ole miss leading mississippi state 6-3, but a couple of trips inside the red zone have resulted in just field goals for ole miss. well, fans, get your tickets now to a basketball double- header you do not want to miss. for tickets and travel visit secbig east invitationing.com. how about florida last night, big win over second ranked michigan state on the hardwood. 'gators un. defeated. >> andre: i think michigan state will be