almost untouchable this year, 24-5, 2.40 e.r.a., also pitched a no-hitter and helped push the tigers to the first division title in more than 20 years. the mvp trophy is handed out next week. no pitcher has won that honor since roger clemeklemclemens. a guy who only goes out there a third of the game of the season, i don t think he s going to. he was so dominant this year for his team. to win 24 games today is like winning 35 games years ago. it really, really is. this from a proven winner. i m a yankee partisan, but i bet they give it to verlander. things will get awkward in australia tomorrow. tiger woods will share the course and day with his former
coach knight won 902 games in 42 seasons. majority of them at indiana. north carolina s dean smith rounds out the top three at 879. congratulations to coach k. in baseball the race for the american league cy young ward wasn t even close. justin verlander cruised in a unanimous vote. the 28-year-old just about unstoppable this season, going 24-5 with a 2.40 e.r.a. 250 strikeouts. the former rookie of the year also pitched a no-hitter, led the league in winning percentage and pushed the tigers to their first division title in more than 20 years. now the big question is whether he will also take home the american league mvp, which comes negotiation monday. no starts pitcher has won that award since roger clemens did it in 1986. and in australia tomorrow, tiger woods in an awkward moment will share the course with his former caddy for the first time since their ugly split. stevie williams who worked with tiger for 13 years on the bag,
now averaging $2.40 for each transaction. the banks, they say the government is squeezing their profits pointing to new reforms which cut in half how much they can charge each time you use a debit card. they say they have been forced to find new ways to boost revenues at consumers expense. if you want to have your checks honored if they re bounced then you are going to pay a fee for that. if you want to use a debit card, you will pay a fee for that. reporter: you might wonder are there any bankers left like george bailey from it s a wonderful life ? you don t have to sign anything reporter: you might remember dennis amman of mississippi, population, 2,500. we found him last march. he told us his grandfather fought to stay afloat in the great depression. amman doing the same in the great recession. if we raise our rates right now in this economy it is going to hurt our customers. reporter: and fighting for his clients. big banks have built their business on fee income
i m alison kosik in new york. let s see what s going on with crude oil this day. as you see, almost back to $100. up $2.40 a barrel in electronic trade here in asia. this is after a fairly significant selloff last week on the fears of the u.s. economy, but those jobless numbers with we were talk about earlier, certainly dpirch a little respite. now, the unexpect collapse in oil prices last week certainly caught the world commodity hedge funds off guard. the financial times knapp is reporting that clive lost $5 billion. clive was down 8.5% on the week after wait called extraordinary price movements on thursday.
thank you. thank you. when you played in one and two, take a look at jerry you were the best in the gym at the time, or one of the best and you made $25,000. they will make in super bowl 45 $2.4 million. how do you explain the discrepancy? the nfl is doing very well. very well. actually, three or four all time pro will make throw times that more like $7.5 million and i don t think there is any real simple some nation for the smoke of the nfl. i remember early when we looked at a franchise in new orleans we were going to try to buy and i saw several general mornings and asked what they thought of the football business and they used terms like saturation, over exposure, leveling off, and tickets went from $2.40 to $4