unreal. oh, yeah. in glendale, arizona, february, two years ago. so, you've got seattle going against new england. fast forward to what's happening right now. seattle plays tomorrow night. 4-2-1, on top of the nfc west. new england, 7-1. keep on rolling. and tom brady is just agel he's been almost perfect this season. and the one team that you think, maybe, could slow him down a little bit, the seattle seahawks defense, and all they bring to the table, it's a great match-up in the super bowl, a great match-up now, i think i could watch it every week. >> the oakland raiders tonight, denver only had the ball a little more than 18 minutes, the lowest time of possession, since 1978. >> it was an impressive -- we

different ways that the oakland raiders can win a football game. they did it with the running game tonight. 500 yards passing against tampa last week. and their defense steps up tonight. >> it's on to foxboro. seattle against new england on "sunday night football." good one tonight, as the oakland raiders, take first place in the afc west, with a 30-20 victory over denver. michaels, collinsworth, ya football," see you in a week. good night. nbc sports thanks you for watching the special

joining us. the back half of the cardinals players are out of town. a nice little getaway to his lake house in georgia to recharge for a brutal half of the second season. >> but before he took off the foundation released the signature hats and now you can get an official at the best part is 100% of the proceeds go benefits disadvantaged children. >> we got the chance to catch up with bruce and his wife chris on his special day. >> [music] >> you can see it on his face today is a special day. >> it really is. you get emotional sometimes. >> fans can now buy your hearts forever. what does that mean to you?

to the foundation and what better way to raise money than to sell hats and t-shirts? that's the best part. >> what you think of them? >> i love them. and working on a new design for next year. >> so many fans got to meet you today to see how popular these hats have become did you ever dream of this? >> never. we were just hoping we could raise some awareness and money to help kids. the foundation fast. >> it's an answer to a prayer and a dream come true. it does my heart so much good because it means the people in the valley are behind us. they are willing to support each other. they are willing to find out what it's all about and why it

it just shows that there are so many people with heart here. >> waited these hats come from? >> when i was a kid in new york everybody wore hats. different styles, this was always the one i liked. i saw a picture of myself at temple tonight i was 33 and i had this. it's just something i've always done. whatever is in style at the time. >> your life yearbook picture of you back in 1970s. what was it like to see that? >> it was amazing. i was pretty hot. i had her back then . >> your wife said you used to plan your hair is that true? >> that's probably how i lost it all. it was a mistake. >> i have to tell you this story. he was one of five kids as was

and they didn't know was fit quite right. so it only took one time of being embarrassed and he was determined that would never happen again and he got a job. he saved every penny so the following school year he could come back to school with some really nice clothes and he has never stopped. when we were seniors in high school he would come to school in a three-piece pinstripe suit. >> for game day? >> note just a class. and the freshman girls, thought he was a teacher because he was better dressed than the teachers. >> this hat is going to be the most popular gift for christmas. >> i guarantee it will be if we win the next six [laughter]. >> [music]

>> it really did. we will get back on it next week . >> is a rare for team to take a week off? >> well to come off to physical games like we did it something -- is no way to practice right now we don't have enough bodies to practice. so we took the young guys out and worked individually with their coaches and next tuesday we will put it all back on >> we are tracking the big picture for you on this sunday night . >> a strong earthquake shaking america's heartland. >> fight to the finish . trump on the trail and clinton

we aol news. interest quick exit central oklahoma. epicenter of the quake was the city of cushing about 50 miles northeast of oklahoma city. efficiency the quake was less than 4 miles deep but has caused quite a bit of damage. no reports of injuries yet. check to the big story on 12 news a temperate where two days away from decision night in america and arizona.

hillary clinton is holding a narrow lead over donald trump.>> the final poll shows 44% to 40% for the numbers coming in after the fbi's latest probe into her emails but before tonight's revelation that the fbi has found nothing and there will be no charges. >> for those of you that voted early or by mail, do not wish news.com/your voice to take part in our life result. >> we had complete coverage tonight starting with jennifer johnson tracking the trail. >> reporter: a defiant dumped up in michigan tonight not buying the fbi saying its latest and that is -- investigation into hillary clinton the email is over. right now she's been protected by a rig the system.

reporter: the settlement fbi director james comey wrote to congress thing we have not changed our conclusion that we expressed in july. when the fbi decided not to criminally charge clinton. using a private email server as secretary statement can be seen as heslin most of the emails just reviewed for duplicates already seen. in new hampshire tonight with goldstar father, clinton made no mention of the fbi's investigation sticking is the transcript of unifying the country after this nasty presidential race.>> we have to listen to one another respect one another.>> reporter: with the finish line inside the race is close. clinton is shown ahead. both candidates, running mates and surrogates are crisscrossing the country getting a key states like pennsylvania, michigan and florida that could tip the

as both candidates try to win the battleground states. senator bernie sanders roughed up a crowd of supporters for hillary clinton tonight.>> reporter: supporters packed into central high school in phoenix for a chance to see senator bernie sanders reverend up support for hillary clinton in the race for the white house.>> she has so much experience from all different kinds from being first lady to been in with kids, families.>> reporter: with two days left the pressures on clinton to make up ground after donald trump widened his lead in arizona. spoke with eligible for anyone who would ostracize a certain group.>> i'm a pretty supportive i think i will do a birdie tells me to do and i will avoid the apocalypse.>> please join me in welcoming senator bernie sanders. >> we have a republican

cornerstone of his campaign is based on bigotry. unacceptable. >> i think donald trump will lead us in the wrong direction and he will set us back about 50 years and i think we have to do whatever we can ask people to get hillary elected.>> reporter: the minimum wage, eliminate tuition cost and immigratiore vote out is what he discussed. >> we need your help to transform this country in making it a nation we now we can become. >> reporter: as for how confident folks are feeling about tuesday almost everyone has the same answer. >> i am nervous. >> i am scared. >> just a reminder 12 news is your source for complete coverage on tuesday's decision night in america and arizona.

and 4:00 in a special edition with lester holt avenue 4:30.>> the complete coverage for the white house starts at 5:00 p.m. our time and you will see the latest on any problems at the polls and local results every half hour. >> we will be everywhere, trust is for the best election coverage in the valley both on- air, online and on our social channels as well. start the other big story, an explosion leveling and arizona mom, dad in their my precious children to jump from a second story to safety. >> investigators are trying to figure out what lead to the blast at the pace and building that has left a family without a place to call home.>> tricia hendrix has the emotional story of one of the families.>> reporter: the networking from those directly impacted by this huge apartment fire.

situation and our house and stuff his gun.>> reporter: savanna holding one of her young sons, has been an emotional weekend. >> crazy, hatcher, traumatizing.>> reporter: savanna, her fianci two children enjoying saturday evening with friends when they feel an esi and my fianci had to help me break the door down and he got us out and got our kids out and got the neighbors kids out.>> reporter: some of her neighbors not as lucky.>> some work downstairs and injured.>> reporter: some of her family was visiting. >> they all hit the floor. you could see downstairs but it was so dark they weren't feeling for the babies. >> reporter: a five-month-old

>> they found him on the cushions underneath. they found somewhere to slide down to get out. every one of them is a life. it is a miracle.'s want -->> reporter: because of this incident is under investigation. to help those impacted by this tragic situation go to, 12 news.com. stuck in south carolina a 13- year-old quadruple murder may have been solved by the susp t confessed in the chris anderson gruesome crimes and police found a woman he was holding change inside a storage container. >> he has also kidnapped and raped a woman here in arizona 30 years ago. this is the closure they have been looking for for more than a decade. >> it is a sense of relief. i will not use the word celebrate but it feels like we

confessed to other killings and showed officers where he buried victims on his property. there are likely to be more charges. stuck in arizona soldier was killed in action in jordan this week. staff sergeant kevin mcenroe was from tucson serving in the army. you was on a convoy that came under attack. he and two others work killed. he was 30 years old.>> the death of the soldiers come as arizona's remember one of our own soldiers killed pat tillman would have been 40 years old today. people honored the former arizona cardinal was to be told across the country. here's a look at hillman's long- lasting impact. >> reporter: the stories are about pat tillman riding his bike to and from practicing games are in tempe our memories asu fans can up with always but maybe the most important thing he leaves tonight him what would be his 40th birthday is a

veterans and civilians about humility and sacrifice on and off the field. there is no score yet but that is not important. following in the footsteps of greatness. >> you get to enjoy the freedoms we have because of people like pat tillman. >> reporter: and people like lucas tyrell. >> i served in the first marines.>> reporter: and cody trammel. >> i did one deployment in afghanistan. >> reporter: a team of student veterans at arizona state practicing graveside football game on what would be pat tillman's 40th birthday.>> it makes me think about people i know that have lost their lives.>> reporter: just a few of the many honoring his legacy

to support the tillman scholars. two scholars -- nfl stadiums across the lake.>> the thing that the reason we honor pat tillman.>> reporter: as tillman's life becomes a memory his death remains a message.>> he sacrifice something for the greater good, which was his country. truck that student veteran team will take on the student rotc te one week from today here at sun devils stadium. on thursday asu will honor other tillman scholars before its game with utah and the arizona cardinals will do the same just a few days later.>> his legacy shines brightly everywhere across this country. looking at our headlines a car crashed into an apartment building near 78th street and osborne this evening.

arrested. exclusive video of a car fire on thehighway this afternoon south of sunflower. the driver said the car started smoking and when she pulled over it quickly got it completely engulfed in flames. fire crews put out the blaze fortunately nobody was hurt. caught on camera a torrential twister leaving about this path of death and to start shumpert stick forced to do the unthinkable. stuck cycle biotic push can good bacteria in the stomach help boost your brain? stuck -- it was one of the coolest we can suffer this fall but the warming trend is in the forecast. you can see that 84 degrees is our high temperature. how law -- how warm the

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our live interactive was going on with two days until the election. for those of you who voted early we ask the question, if you boated early to wish you could change your vote in an overwhelmingly number of you so far saying no i'm happy with the way i voted.>> if you have not boated we want to hear from

bacteria in our stomach that can promote overall health, it may actually be good for our brain.>> it could help everything from moot to memory in that is lead to explosive cells of the supplements called cycle biotics.>> do they really work?>> reporter: jenn carlos kitchen looks like a chemistry version of a cycle biotic a capsule stuffed with live bacteria that she grew in her kitchen. the virginia mother said before she started taking the cycle biotics, major stress almost left her incapacitated.>> i was not in control. i could not calm down.>> reporter: the result of her own struggle with mental health issues and caring for three special needs children.

medication.>> i recommend cycle biotics to every single one of my patients.>> reporter: study show at a good bacteria the kind found in yogurt, fermented foods and probiotic supplements improves moods and can lessen anxiety. most of that research has been in animals until now. gastroenterologist christien discovered the first human evidence. these are brain scans of women after they ate yogurt twice a day for a month. she said their brains actually changed showing the women responding more calmly to stress. she said it is unclear if that is enough to support the growing cycle biotic industry work overall sales are predicted to grow to $2.1 billion by next year. , see everything from less bloating and gas to managing your moot. >> no one has rigorously tested

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afterward incredible. tomorrow's looking the same as was today. here is a look at the day planner. start things off at 62 degrees warming up to 86 degrees but you might be shocked to know the average for this time of year is 79 degrees so certainly well above that. if you're hoping fo november, check this out. here is the latest forecast. leader not for the month of november we have a 60% to 70% chance around the state to see above average temperature so it will be very warm long-term model showing high pressure in complete control of our weather and that is what is happening over the past couple of days. we have high clouds making their weight through arizona. they will not do anything in the reason, we've been talking about high pressure sitting just up the coast of

will see is if you high clouds from time to time in future cast has this picked out nicely procures the low-pressure center. it is slowly making its way toward the east but there it is record warmth could move into the forecast by wednesday and thursday. some locations back into the 90s if you can believe that's a very warm conditions. for tonight, 49 -- 52 basin, 54 sedona. here is a look at the next seven days. 87 degrees and the forecast high temperature on wednesday. 89 on up, why a woman was accused of lying about her pregnancy by a walmart employee. struck this election season when you need answers -- this election season when you do dancers. we have the campaign coverage.>> together we are

i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. "the republic" says, "elect tom o'halleran. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics.

sharing a shocking . she was accused by warmer security of lying about her pregnancy. >> she said she was browsing the halloween section and when she started to leave, and employee asked her she was pregnant. then asked her to lift her shirt. she filed a police report and spoke with the store's manager who issued an apology. here is a look athe requested to being in the newscast if you have already voted if you would like to change your vote now that we are to make days away from the election. 86% are saying no i am good with where i voted and how i voted. >> i have to say the 14% that says yes, isn't it a little too soon to be feeling that way? >> may be based on some of the