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Prior to the final round of the 2012 Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial, Zach Johnson, Bo Van Pelt, Tom Gillis, and Ryan Palmer speak with Fred Albers from SiriusXM PGA TOUR Radio.

MILWAUKEE -- Former Wisconsin Democratic Senator Russ Feingold is confident Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett (D) is going to unseat Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) on Tuesday. 'Let me say this: I believe, that in a stunning upset, Barrett is going to win this thing. I think Barrett's going to win,' said Feingold in an interview with The Huffington Post at a Starbucks in downtown Milwaukee on Thursday.Feingold said he wasn't deterred by the recent Marquette University poll showing Walker with a seven-percentage point lead, noting that other internal polls had the race significantly closer. Both Democrats and Republicans say the key at this point is turning out the most number of voters, since there are very few undecided Wisconsinites left to persuade. Barrett lost to Walker in the 2010 gubernatorial race, and Feingold lost his seat to Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.), who was heavily backed by the Tea Party. That election saw sweeping wins for Republicans nationwide. Feingold said it's important for Democrats to make sure that turnout is higher than in 2010, predicting it will help Barrett.'He didn't win by an overwhelming margin in 2010, and we know that by all estimates, it's going to be a higher turnout than 2010. It won't be as great as 2008,' he said. 'But we also know that those people that will be voting are going to be tilted heavily to Barrett. You know, the other side maxed out with their people in 2010. They had extremely good turnout.'In other words, Feingold expects Republicans to get out the maximum number of people they can -- essentially the number they did in 2010. But Democrats, he argues, will be the ones making up the difference and accounting for the higher turnout, since people who stayed home in 2010 will come out for the recall and tip the balance for Barrett. When asked who these new voters will be, Feingold replied, 'The kind of people who were angered by what he did and the way he did it

While they have been called 'America's Team', it took more then just Super Bowl wins for the Dallas Cowboys to earn that title. When the team started in 1960, nothing went right for them. But with the help of Hall of Fame coach Tom Landry, they quickly became one of the most exciting and greatest football teams in the NFL. THE COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE DALLAS COWBOYS by NFL Films recounts the history of this fabled team from their humble beginnings all the way up to their 2008 season. Watch as players, coaches, and media personalities throughout the decades recount the most memorable moments in Cowboys history. Relive each decade from the Roger Staubach era of the 60s, to the Jimmy Johnson/Troy Aikman era of the early 90s, and how today's Cowboys will shape up as champions for the future. After watching this retrospective only one phrase will come to mind: 'How bout them Cowboys?'

Humphrey Bogart stars as Lt. Commander Philip Francis Queeg, a Navy veteran assigned command of the U.S.S. Caine. Queeg's no-nonsense demeanor quickly rankles his men and, when they sense that he may be unstable, Lt. Tom Keefer (Fred MacMurray) begins planting seeds of suspicion regarding the new captain's sanity. Once it's clear that Queeg is incapable of running the ship, First Officer Lt. Steve Maryk (Van Johnson) assumes command - a decision that forces him and another Caine officer to face trial for mutiny. Initially sympathizing with Maryk's predicament, Lt. Barney Greenwald (Jose Ferrer) agrees to defend him during the court martial. But after Keefer denies having any role in the mutiny, a reluctant Greenwald must then relentlessly go after Queeg on the witness stand.

Watch Tom Watson's ageless win, Sergio Garcia's victory, two titles for Kenny Perry, Phil Mickelson's clutch win, Zach Johnson s record score, and David Toms emotional win at Colonial.

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Monster: Season 1: Episode 46 -- A Prague police detective from a special investigative team has been killed in Suk's room, and now Suk is being chased as a suspect in a series of murders. Tenma reads about the case in a newspaper...

Listen in as Tom Leander, Eddie Johnson, Tom Chambers and Scott Williams examine the 2011-2012 Suns basketball season.

Will Tom Brady struggle vs Denver? Jimmy Johnson weighs in. (12/16/11)

Will Tom Brady struggle vs Denver? Jimmy Johnson weighs in.

Is weight gain the biggest health crisis in America or is it weight loss? With our collective waistline expanding faster than ever, dieting has now become a national obsession. But is our newfound fixation on diet and exercise born purely from a look in the mirror, or are there more insidious forces at work? Following up on his successfully distributed grassroots documentary America the Beautiful, award-winning documentary filmmaker Darryl Roberts now explores the relationship between being heavy and being healthy in his new controversial documentary, The THIN Commandments. Which one of these people is overweight? Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, Hugh Jackman, Jessica Simpson, Tom Cruise, Will Smith, LeBron James, Matt Damon or Christian Bale? Unless you guessed all of them, you're wrong. According to the current BMI scale all of these people are overweight...and Dwayne Johnson is OBESE! In what once was purely a woman's issue, more and more men are being targeted by advertisers to diet or bulk up to resemble the Adonis images on the cover of men's magazines. Covering issues such as America's unhealthy dieting craze, the use of the outdated and misleading BMI scale and the currently touted 'obesity epidemic,' Roberts debates the widely believed concepts that you have to be thin to be healthy. During his journey, he discovers the plethora of factors contributing to America's body dissatisfaction, many of which are being promoted by doctors, schools, the government, and even the First Lady of the United States. Roberts questions these industries' promotion of weight loss surgeries, fad diets, disorderly eating, and a nationwide fear of fat that causes panic whenever our Body Mass Index passes the number 25. With one of the most advanced medical systems in the world and alternative health modalities at our disposal, is it possible to be healthy at a variety of sizes and weights?