Fox News anchor Shepherd Smith apologized for his network airing a live picture of an alleged carjacker exiting the vehicle, running through an open area, then shooting himself in the head. DETAILS

Who needs a free phone when your natural voice travels 50 miles in every direction?

One of the most compelling stories of human survival recently came full circle as former Ukraine orphan Oksana Masters won a bronze medal at the 2012 Paralympics Games in London. A Louisville resident for the last 12 years, Oksana is a double amputee whose early years in a Ukraine orphanage brought near-starvation, pervasive sexual abuse, and complex physical challenges. Adopted by a persistent college professor, Oksana is now one of the most successful rowers in the world. WATCH OKSANA: GREAT DAY LIVE Read her story: SPORTS ILLUSTRATED and in SOUTHWEST AIRLINES SPIRIT MAGAZINE

The stunning ending to the Packers/Seahawks game has left a sports crazy nation puzzled. Seahawks receiver Golden Tate pushed Packers defender Sam Shields to the ground. Tate then jumped with the cluster of players seen above. Packers defender M.D. Jennings (above right) appeared to catch the ball, pull it to his chest, and fall down on top of Tate (#81 below). But Tate's arm was extended out from under the pile with his hand touching the ball when the referees arrived to make a call. One signaled it was a touchdown while the other referee signaled that it was an interception. After a momentary review, the referees decided to award the touchdown.

I don't understand why Angie Fenton and Laura Rogers avoid me at the Great Day Live studio. Perplexing, really.

Green Bay Packers receiver Greg Jennings stars in a series of eclectic Old Spice commercials. This one may be the best of the lot. Run, Greg. Score, Greg.