While Michael Mayer, Isaiah Foskey, and Jarrett Patterson were the only ones to hear their names called this weekend, there’s a handful of other former Notre Dame players who are still headed to new homes.
you we are getting a divorce, they did not say what congress they plan to join but they are eyeing the ftc. both schools have been big 12 members since it started in 1996. didn t surprise people when this news came down? aaron rogers landed in green bay at a training camp. there s been a lot of discussion. he told the team he wanted out, now is being reported he might play this season so we will keep you updated that rogers has been cited multiple issues with the team, skipped mandatory minicamps, unclear if he will show up for the start of camp tomorrow even though he s in wisconsin but we will see if he s going to see a packer this season. neil: this contract he will get
Multiple NFL teams have now canceled minicamps this offseason, with the 49ers and Texans joining the Eagles and Colts as teams officially giving those workouts
chad myers has been following this for us. also live in atlanta. and chad, rafael says there was another tremor. what are you seeing? i am actually seeing that tremor on one of the size mo seismograms in southern california. the shaking was felt by the needle ps .thnee needles. these are the minutes as we go across. about one minute of shake. then right here, a secondary shake, chp wwhich would have bee after shock. maybe 5.5, although it hasn t been posted. there will be i know we push this to the back burn err little bit and said there s not a lot of damage. that is true. there s not a lot of damage in big cities. but let me tell you, a 7.6 and in mexico is saying 6.6. not that it s a different earthquake. it s a different scale. all of the countries have a different scale. that s where we think it is, doesn t mean it s not a 7.6. it just means on our scale it s a 6.6, on the u.s. scale it s a 6.6. so for us knowing our earthquake, it s still a 7.6. and that shaking
folks, it s july 27th. welcome to groundhog day. the only movement is closer to the august 2nd deadline. less than six days the federal government could run out of money and default on its bills. next hour on capitol hill, the doom s day scenario is laid out. executives from credit rating agencies will warn lawmakers of the far-reaching impact of a u.s. downgrade. one debt plan, backed by house speaker john boehner, is yanked from a scheduled vote. the congressional budget office says its savings were overstated and the numbers need to be crunched again. and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says it s time to accept something less than perfect. joe johns and dan lothian, let s start with joe. how costly is today s delay on the boehner plan and does he even have the support to get it passed in his own house? reporter: kyra, these are both very good questions. on the one hand, he loses a day and there are only six days to go. so that is a big deal. the other thing is tha