. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 1. >> students build a dome on the quad as the focus of campus demonstrations move to davis. good evening . >> the president of the university of california system is calling for a review of police procedures at all ten campuses after seeing graphic video of officers using pepper spray on nonviolent protesters.

ken wayne is live on the campus tonight where hundreds of students have been rallying are creating an occupy style camp. ken. >> the latest occupy camp is here on the davis campus, i just did a quick walk through and counted 73 tents and more are going up. as you can see in the center of the screen there is a dome being built right here in the middle of the quad. >> our priority is to keep the grounds that were living on clean and making sure that is never an excuse to raid us ever again. >> reporter: dozens of students and protesters from as far as los angeles are settling in for the long haul. the camp is being built in the wake of friday's pepper spraying incident that made international headlines. today the davis chancellor tried to reach out to students, some are calling for her to resign. >> i'm here to apologize.

i really feel horrible for what happened on friday. >> reporter: she was drowned out and fled to her car followed by rotters and protesters. today the university placed the campus police chief on leave. the two officers involved in the pepper spraying were put on leave over the weekend. >> apparently we were a threat to the police officers sitting down cross legged with our fellow classmates and friends. >> it's painful. i couldn't see. i was confused. it was -- i can't describe it. >> reporter: students particularly angry over proposed student fee hikes. the state speaker stopped by tonight to say lawmakers are working to lessen the financial blow to struggling students, even with budget deficits. >> we have had conservations, it's important to increase our level of investment and higher

education. >> students say they are going to use that dome as a gathering spot and even invite staff here to perhaps teach classes at their occupy camp. we have seen very little police presence here all day and into the night. only sometimes patrol car driving by. live at uc davis, ken wayne. >> more details now on how the system is responding on a tele conference the president told the chons lores they must do everything possible to protect the rights of students, staff and protesters. they said it can't happen again and his office will work with police to develop protocols for using force. the incident remints some of another incident that drew headlines. in october of 97 deputies swabbed pepper spray in to the eyes of the activist who 4 locked their arms in "sit in

the head waters protest. years later a juror found they used force and ordered the county to pay attorney fees. >> students at berkeley are holding their own protest in response to how police treated demonstrators at cal events. a concert is doing on right now as part of one night camp. some of them are wearing pajamas. it started a meeting followed by film screenings and then music. ? 12 minutes uncertain future for the occupy camp. the worry we found tonight and what we have learned. >> the man accused of shooting a vallejo police officer made his first court appearance. the 37-year-old henry smith junior didn't give a plea and the judge pushed the hearing back until next tuesday. a hearing is also set for next

week on a defense request to keep the media from taking picture. is he charged with first degree murder. he shot the officer during a foot chase. he was a marine, he was with the police department for 19 years and coached the girl's basketball team at vallejo high. >> form he bart police officer is on trial again. this time he is a accused of violating the civil rights of another bart passenger. a jury was picked today as -- at the federal building. six women and two men. one of them is described as asian and the rest white. they claim they used excessive force in november 2008. that was six weeks before grant was shot and killed. >> authorities using surveillance images tonight to try to track down a vandal targeting banks. they say this man is responsible for tagging at least three banks over the past several days. he has written the ford foreclosed on the window.

this bank of america. at a nearby chase bank he left this picture of the face mask used by anonymous. and in -- >> the super committee in washington is conceding defeat as democrats and republicans point fingers blaming each other for the failure to compromise and control the deficit. as heather holmes reports the panel has acknowledged it can't resolve the political differences. >> reporter: super committee members couldn't leave fast enough after announcing their work ended without a deal. >> all 12 of us on this committee have come out of this in a different way than when we went in our understanding. if we take that and move forward we will find a solution. >> reporter: a solution seems next to impossible. >> our testimony i can friends said we won't cut one dollar

more without raising taxes. >> we do not believe that the wealthiest people in america should get a huge tax cut when he are supposed to be doing deficit reduction. >> reporter: the panel was set up in august a last minute deal to raise the debt creeling avoid a default. the failure to agree on the deficit cutting measures sets the stage for a year long political fight. >> sill to many republicans in congress who have refused to listen to the voices of reason and compromise. >> reporter: the president promised to veto any effort to delay automatic cuts including up to 600 billion in defense cuts over ten years. a move the defense secretary said would tear a seam in united states defense. >> it's a ship sail there will be no easy off ramps on

this off one. we need to keep the pressure up to compromise, not turn off the pressure. >> reporter: and now that the super committee is a super failure shaving more than a trillon dollars off the detect will fall to the full congress and if they can't compromise those automatic cuts to domestic and defense spending go into effect in 2013. reporting live. heather holmes. >> the impasse wasn't what wall street wanted to hear. stocks fell for a 4th straight day. the dow lost 248 points, nasdaq fell 49. >> the president today signed the only part of his jobs bill that did in fact get support from both democrats and republicans. tax breaks for businesses that hire unemploy ed veterans. >> the message is simple. for businesses out there, if you are hiring, hire a veteran. it's the right thing to do for you, for them, and for our

economy. >> reporter: the three republicans showed up along with several democrats. the tax credits are expected to cost the united states government about $95 million. >> the family of a bay area marine killed in afghanistan was greeted by hundreds of supporters live lining the streets to their home. as janet reports, the parents had just returned from a trip to the east coast where they claimed their son's remains after arriving back on united states soil in dover delaware. >> they came quietly, friends and supporters by the hundreds. some carrying flags, or signs of support and love for the family. others wrapped in the red, white and blue. >> i have -- known him forever and it's heart breaking. he was the nicest kid and everybody knew him. >> reporter: joshua was killed last week in afghanistan. a 19-year-old who had been overseas just two months doing

the dangerous job as a mine sweeper. >> he was leading every patrol. to have that job means are you a good marine. it means you have all the guys behind you trusting you. >> reporter: he was a high school classmate, fellow marine and like a brother. >> he was such a big part of my life. nobody can replace him. he was always there. >> reporter: the loss cuts deep for the town of danville. he graduated in 2010. >> he always had a smile for you and always had the up beat personality. >> extended -- sons of our community and this was a shock. the whole town is realing from it. i didn't know that everybody is here for him to support him. >> reporter: about 4:15 his parents arrived home with a military escort. giving their support and sharing their grief.

>> we can't say enough about the support we have gotten, we just want to say thank you very much. >> reporter: family and friends are planning to hold a candlelight vigil at the veterans memorial in oak hill park at 6:00 tomorrow night. reporting from danville. >> at 10:30 tonight we investigate the death of a bay area marine killed by friendly fire. his family said they were kept in dark much like the death of pat tillman. >> caltrans released more information today as it ramps up efforts to try to prove that the new eastern span of the bay bridge is safe. the issue came up after they fired an employee for faking test data on other structures. the same employee wan tests on the foundation of the bay bridge. today caltrans released thousands of documents it says that the information confirms

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. new at ten signs of economic health, we looked at high heels and underwear. we are live to explain. >> reporter: we are in front of foot candy here in walnut creek. what is in the store window may be more than eye candy. the shoes and men's underwear may be quirky indications of how well the economy is doing. it's four days to black friday and retailers hope for a better holiday season. >> these are --. >> reporter: some say one economic indication is the height of the high heel. list is almost always in high heels. >> there is are we wear them

for a reason. >> reporter: most women said the number one reason they hear hear hears heels is they make an outfit look better. some say it indicates a economic down turn, as people turn to louder fashions as a means to escape and making themselves feel better. >> you can see how people would want to feel a little bigger, taller and stronger when the economy is weaker and less need for that when the economy improves. >> reporter: another possible indication, men's underwear. one idea says in a bad economy, men make do with what they have and won't buy new underwear. felix just started his new job as an emt and said underwear is isn't he doesn't scrimp on. >> that's weird. >> reporter: hanes reports men's underwear sales are up 10% and lower heels coming back

in fashion next string. two possible indications the economy may be turning around. we will have to wait and see. amber lee. >> san francisco police are looking for two men who robbed and raped a woman at a motel last month. police released these sketches looking like the men they are be log for. they say they contacted the woman through an online escort service and after paying her for sex and leaving one of them returned to rob and rape her at gun point. police are warning people they may do it again. a 17-year-old teen from vallejo receives a life sentence for the shooting of anis cream truck driver. he was 15 when he shot the 39- year-old truck driver who wouldn't give him money. the truck driver was a mother of three. she was shot in the chest but lived. a second suspect pled guilty to

attempted robbery. he could be eligible for parole in 17 years. >> the southern california teen who pulled a gun out of his backpack and killed a 15- year-old classmate because he thought the boy was flirting with him, agreed to a plea deal today. he was 14 when he killed larry king at their l school in 2008. he is now 17 years old. he agreed to plead guilty to second degree murder and manslaughter in exchange for a 21 year prison term. king's father said he believes justice has been served. >> the clock is ticking on occupy sf but nobody knows when the raid will happen. we are in the area tonight to learn that it'll likely take place any day now. >> reporter: a couple hours ago a police captain approached us and said we could leave the live truck parked out here for tonight's broadcast only and then after tonight we had to

park out here on the street because he doesn't want us caught in the middle if something happens. then there was one. one location left between san francisco and oakland. >> very little. just like eight feet by three. >> reporter: cat is among 400 people still occupying the plaza for now. would you go? >> no. no. >> reporter: there is an uneasy sense among some that the clock is ticking and the last supper may be sooner than later. >> i think that they have or eyes on us for sure. >> reporter: a police source says days off are canceled and officers were on step one alert ready to go but the mayor's office said that the department of public works hasn't been told about a raid tonight. the city has said camping can't be part of any long term plan but there have been improvements at the camp since the city pointed out health code violations. there have been some

complaints, a merchant at the ferry building who didn't want to go on camera said she shooed away people she thought were campers helping themselves to the items and she said some of the people used the rest room sinks to bathe. >> baby wipes,. >> reporter: that's like gold. >> yeah. . >> reporter: this is something she believes in enough to stay to the end. >> the city can come in here, they can beat us, they can take my life. i'm not going to stop fighting for this. >> reporter: and there is a general sense that it's not a matter of if but when the city tries to clear out the camp. reporting live. noelle walker. >> as of tonight oakland no longer has an occupy camp. before dawn police moved in and told the 15 remaining campers leave snow park and they did. when we were there there were a few people who were left but they were sitting on the

sidewalk. >> its cool night out there already. the ground is wet. the night is long and we will see fog in the inland. right now the temperatures 41, 43 degrees. the dew point temperature 41, when the temperature drops two more degrees to 41, fog forms. valley fog in the inland bay valley certain, it won't be widespread but are be will be in many of the valleys, you can see with the dew point temperatures running in the low 40s. tomorrow a clear day with some clouds increasing toward the end of the dame 7:00 a.m. rain stays north this is tuesday. here we are 1:00. rain pulls further north and into the evening, stays clear, as i go into the next 24 hours you will see the rain drop south. when i come back i will show you that model run that shows rain on wednesday and thursday. ly get you the timing. >> a new jersey man was

sentenced to time served today for stealing a picasso drawing. the 31-year-old had pled guilty to grand theft. he is expected -- he will now be sent to new york where he awaits trial for stealing other pieces of art and wine. as for the sketch, the head of a woman, today it was returned to the wall of the gallery. >> the holiday shopping season is upon us. >> strategies, the new black friday tactics already being launched to get your money and the one piece of technology. >> and we return to the scene

. it turns out that apartment building in berkeley damaged in a five alarm fire will likely

have to destroyed. crews remained on the scene until late this afternoon. the cause of the fire is still not known. the building located on the corner of tell graham graph and heat. its been red tagged two businesses including a well known bar has been closed. its been struggling to -- it doesn't help that one person in a nearby workshop hopes the area will come back stronger. >> my hope is we can get more creative people. >> right now two blocks of telegraph are closed because of the unstable building. the buildings owner said he is working with the city to see what steps need to be taken next. >> new at ten the retail group shopper track expects friday to be the busiest shopping day of the year. maureen reports big retailers have launched new strategies to lure shoppers by releasing

discounts earlier than ever. >> a lot of cute bracelets for $13. >> reporter: shopping has changed for this mother who makes more than half her purchases through app season on her phone. >> baby scales, hot looks, guilt city, just a lot of the websites where the design discounts, it just make itself easier to shop. >> reporter: a survey found 46% of people expect to use a mobile device to buy at least one item this season. both brick and mortar and on line stores changing strategiful. >> a lot of e-mails about online deals and starting sooner. >> back to black on sale for six dollars. >> reporter: the biggest e tailer amazon already revealed black friday deals, best buy has done the same. >> a lot is on sale today. there will be special door busters only good for these days, at midnight but there is a lot of the product already

priced at the door buster prices. >> reporter: as for malls, sanity is isn't the only thing they are using to get people here. >> there is a focus on digital marketing, facebook, twitter, youtube, we have been using all that to connect to the shoppers. . >> reporter: with the exception of apple products they expect the best technology deals later. >> for anything in relatively good supply there is a good chance it'll be at a lower price the closer to christmas. >> reporter: which is 33 day away. in san jose. . >> more details now on how many shopper also hit stores this friday. the national retail federation expects 152 million people hit the stores on the day after thanksgiving. that's a 10% increase from last year. that may not translate into retail profit. another survey showed 41% of shoppers plan to spend less this year and just 8% plan to spend more. >> we asked on facebook, how

you plan to do your holiday shopping and justin gray responded i will do and already started the majority of my shopping online. it's easier than standing in line and shauna tucker bush is taking a different approach. she said we are making all of our gift this is year. forget all the shopping, make it from the heart. cheers you all. you can share your shopping plans by going to the facebook page. >> a bay area marine killed by friendly fire. his family felt they were the last to know. what the marines telling you about a pattern of similar cases. >> and a car on fire

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. they died as her others but what isn't clear is how they died. in tonight's special report, mike looks in to why some families feel the military is hiding the cause of their loved ones death. >> reporter: they are images of a young man in action. a young man in uniform. >> i guess he just wanted to be a bad ass. enjoyed it. >> reporter: at age 24 he was a sniper with the marines. his father david said shies son's dream was to be a professor of history. on october 6th. he knew that dream wouldn't come true as two marines slowly approached his house. >> i knew then that -- it wasn't good. >> reporter: the family -- who lived here say it wasn't given the full story only that an investigation was underway. never were the words friendly fire mentioned until a reporter brought it to the family's

attention 18 days after he was killed. >> my sister called me and told me that benjamin had been killed by friendly fire and she said i feel like i just got another kick in the stomach. >> reporter: martha is benjamin's aunt. she said at her nephew's funeral the military at that point had only said he was killed in combat. at his service a secret was being kept by those who were saluting one of their own. >> it was hard for the family to accept the fact that at the fuel funeral and after there must have been at least probably 50 people who knew that he had died of friendly fire. >> reporter: the family of pat tillman was also not told the truth. an investigation showed at the time of his memorial service in arizona some army officials knew tillman was killed by friendly fire. his family at the time was told it was enemy fire. >> that was 2004.

one has to be shocked that -- after the tillman story got so much widespread attention that the military hasn't been able to correct this properly. >> reporter: since the story the military said it's confronted the issue of fratercide, the fog of war and the -- frustration with the system. an investigation conducted by the marine core inspector -- looked at iraq from 2003 to 2007. it found 87 out of the 91 cases involved family members not being told of the cause of death in a timely manner. the short comings were the result cult of unclear -- and a confusing chain of command. a marine corp. spokeswoman said she couldn't comment specifically on the case but said the corp made

changes in its system prior to his death. changes include the establishment of the headquarters, marine corp, created to investigate death regardless of circumstance. also the -- as the method for command to report friendly fire incidents. >> obviously the policy has not been changed for a great amount of good i think. >> reporter: martha said in the case of her nephew the corp has apologized for the handling. doesn't matter. >> there is no greater honor than to give up your life for your country. >> reporter: ktvu channel 2news. >> more than 6200 americans have died in the nation's current wars, iraq and afghanistan. in iraq, the defense department said 4, 408 americans have died

. >> a new cnn poll suggests that gingrich is making a leap in the minds of voters and is pull ahead of mitt romney. 24% of surveyed reporters and independents who say they lean republican say they are most likely to vote for him. that is compared to 27% who voted for romney. cain rose slightly to 17%, 11% say they support rick perry. today rick perry signed a pledge to oppose same sex marriage and appoint faithful people to the federal ben . it was drawn up by a conversative group called the family leader. the group said it won't endorse any candidate who doesn't sign that pledge. the iowa caucus are scheduled for january 3rd. they are the first in the country. >> a man pulled from a burning

car in san francisco is expected to survive. firefighters say because of the efforts of a police officer two people and a cab driver, this was a fire scene around be 130. when the car hit a light post on fulsom street. they smashed one of the car windows and then pulled the man to safety. >> the flames were bigger and bigger while they -- try to get the guy -- i think it's a heroic. it's incredible. >> police say the driver was a 35-year-old man. investigators say when he is release from the hospital he will likely be arrested on suspicious of dui. one of those who rescued the man suffered minor burns. >> lawyers for the doctor convicted in the death of mike jackson have been denied request for new tests, they wanted to test a vial that

prosecutors say was used the day jackson died. a judge said they should have asked for that months ago. all of this just a week before murray's sentencing. he could face up to four years in prison. >> the president and first lady turned the white house into ia country music hall tonight. ♪ [ music ] >> the band perry which is one of many country bands and stars preforming in the east room tonight. other names included while loveitt and james taylor. it was part of the music series that has featured jazz, classical and motown. it'll air wednesday night on pbs. >> customer data, under attack. what at&t is revealing about the attempt to access information. >> in ten minutes the latest model, keyed up and ready to go. when the rain starts and when it ends. >> and

. in los angeles county engineers say a road that collapsed in to the ocean yesterday is beyond repair. the bluff has been eroding for months. the breaking point came during weekend rain and more is in the forecast. the road sits below a nature preserve. there are no homes nearby. >> in news of the world, in egypt, violent protests continue in to the night even after the cabinet offered to

resign. demonstrators calling for a revolution to force out the military leaders. at least 26 people have been killed and 1700 others injured in the latest unrest. in london hugh grant said that britain's t aboid press is guilty of phone hacking. he said it wasn't just one newspaper. in thailand employees returned to three toyota factories. work was halted because massive flooding disrupted the supply chain. all eight automakers had to suspend manufacturing. six are now back in production. >> some discouraging news tonight from the latest earnings hot of hp. they report that net income dropped 91% in the third quarter. revenue was down for hp's personal computer unit, it's

printer and ink. the new ceo said that more challenges ahead next year as its company regroups after shutting down it's tablet and smart phone business. >> at&t is investigating abhijit attempt to gain access to customer information. no accounts were breached but someone used technology to see if mobile phone numbers were linked to their accounts. at&t said less than 1% of customers were at risk. >> comcast could team up with apple. reports say that the provider is on track to start offering an app that will bring live tv to i-pads, it's called apply play. there is a catch. viewers will need to stick close to their cable boxes to pick up the service. >> long lines for holiday help. how this was almost derailed.

. the days of businesses offering three parking could be over. a proposal being considered would charge businesses a thousand dollar fee per spot each year. it's thought there are about 30,000 unpaid parking spots in the city. by charging a fee they could create $30 million each year and they are dealing with an 80 million-dollar short ball. it would have to be approve bid voters. >> the board of supervisorrers could expand a plastic bag band tomorrow. the proposal would include all retail stores and restaurants. it includes a fee the stores would charge for providing bags, a dime starting in july of 2013. it would go up a quarter the next year. the stores would be able to keep the money. >> the food banks are gearing up and robert honda says how

much the need has gone up in just a year. >> people started line up to get thanksgiving turkey -- more than 4,000 families will get food boxes, the most they have given out. anthony coleman came for the first time. >> i got all the provisions, and it's a blessing. what would you have done without this? >> no -- i just have no idea. what the situation would be for the holidays. >> sacred heart says a surge of donations rescued this year's give away. >> we have seen cuts -- from state and county and local government that actually started -- key to us, part of the funding mix and we have shoo seen a lot of it dry up. >> city team ministries gave out food boxes to more than 3,000 families, a 20% jump from last year.

>> they are working for us. they have one job holding the family together and they are trying to pay the rent and the electric bill. >> city teams solved the on going worker shortage,. >> i kind of want to cry. i'm so grateful for the chance to be here, to give them a hot meal and -- be more thankful. >> still, sacred heart said it needs more food and 17,000 toys for christmas boxes. that donation drive starts next month. in san jose, robert honda. >> ktvu channel 2 is continuing its commitment. on friday a number of personalities will be fanning out around the bay area to help collect warm coats for those in need and you can visit us at one of four bay area locations. you can check ktvu.com. we have posted a list of local charities in need this holiday season. just look for the link to find the organization near you. >> some wounded service

members enjoyed an early thanksgiving meal with the vice president. guested including several service members -- it's the third year the vice press has hosted the military thanksgiving. >> i want every one of you -- when i -- ask you a question, anything you can do for you -- anything i can do for you? you will all say the same thing. >> the vice president's son was also at the table across from -- he has served in the national guard. >> it appears the bay area won't be joining bun take giving. fresh crab, fishermen are still locked in a dispute over how much they will get for crab. they want 150 -- the major seafood buyers are only offering two dollars. fishermen say bad weather

expected on wednesday will likely keep them at the docks. target is looking for a new egg supplier after ending its relationship with the country under fire for alleged animal cruelty. store across the country are reporting egg shortages -- undercover video that you see here appears to show an egg producer mistreating hens and chicks. . >> welcome back. with very fog to talk about late tonight. let's do up to the north bay. we have temperatures as i said already in the low 40s. temperatures in the low 40s. santa rossa in the next few hours, you will see fog formation. a -- i don't know if we will see a dense fog advisory but we will have areas of dense valley fog, tuesday morning, tomorrow is a dry day. we head into wednesday, get

there to wednesday, afternoon and evening. the clouds increase, rain for wednesday late afternoon, we get into -- wednesday night and early thursday morning, more showers, this is how it breaks down. next storm arrives wednesday, looks like about three, four in the afternoon in the north bay and spreads south during the commute on wednesday leading some rain behind on thursday morning. as you look at -- rolled you through thursday. it's dry, the valley fog, only weather event. the narrow weather band. wednesday morning at seven it's off shore. here we are wednesday at 4:00. you see that line. look how narrow it is. it won't be a long drug out front. it's -- we get into 7:00 that night or wednesday night and you see showers in the authority bay and in the -- the late hours ten, by that time should be on the bay area. wind with this as well.

note the narrow band. this thing is moving, it's in the south bay and by 4:00 a.m., five. it's starting to clear out. right now the day looks dry. lots have changed. the models have been having a rough time with the pattern the past couple weeks, that's how it stands, wednesday late afternoon. overnight wednesday into thursday morning, early, appears to be the wettest period. in the mountains it'll be going on up there all -- for most of the day into thursday. a little shower activity thursday evening. up north but that's it. stay tuned i will be back tomorrow night and we will dial it in for you. it's looking encouraging, what i find most encourages as you look at forecast highs, on the chill side, that band -- and how quickly it's moving but -- it's tilted, which means those things move through quickly. its going to have a pop. it'll be wind, an -- the five-

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. the united nations said green house gases in the atmosphere have reached the highest levels since prepped central times and even if all green house gas emissions were stopped today the gases would continue to linger in the atmosphere for decades. the report is from -- green house gases trap radiation with in the earth's atmosphere causing to warm and spur climate change. >> mark joins us now. it seems like it's early but

college bass ankle ball is reving up. >> we better quiet used to it. college hoop sisters, the highlights -- on the sports page. >> moving in to the final of the cb classic back in kansas city. semi -- allen crab to the cutting -- who had 16, the bears break it wide open. second half, guiterrez, 14 points, seven rewound bounds, kyle -- they will meet missouri. it's turned in to one of the great match ups, they always meet with the national championship on the line. setting the tone for the regular season, stanford and yukon with stanford a little tone deaf to the tone being set -- very familiar with each other. two teams in the top five.

second half started stanford on the 10-2 run. slicing for two of her 22, yukon -- that was the difference for them. getting their own rebound underneath. 25 points for her off the bench. yukon, they win by ten. >> he isn't heavy he is my brother. that's the theme song for the historic match up between the niners and the ravens. never in nfl history have brothers faced off against each other as head coach jim harbaugh, fresh off his team -- didn't get much time to reflect on arizona yesterday. his weekly press conference finds him peppered by questions of what it'll be like, matching wit was his older brother john and for the sounds of it there is plenty of brotherly love to go around. >> this is -- this is -- my brother, that's next to my wife

my dad and my brother so -- there is -- there are all those things, i'm proud of them -- i love him. i'm his biggest support i next to his wife. this week, he is just somebody we are trying to beat. >> there you go. monday night match up with most predictable result, tom brady shoots fish in a barrel. rob -- he will pay for that touchdown. as you will see it again. the pats, wind up winning, going away, that's what big strong, neck muscles will do for you. he was not seriously hurt. hard to believe 34 3. cy young award winner now also the mvp. justin verlander, leaving the tigers in to the postseason and in almost every important pitching stat, first to win

post awards in the same season since roger clemens in 1981. that's the sporting line up. >> my neck still hurts after watching that fall. >> he is all right though. that's hard to believe.