he was a college football kicker for byu. >> really. >> no respect as he said.e talked to him about this. he said four years at byu in the '80s was not good. >> he's dealing with the secret service. >> it only made him more popular. the secret service investigating him. it's funnying. elia cummings threw out a statement supporting chaffetz. i document know if chaffetz can beat mccarthy. i think he put himself in a bind with what he said about the benghazi committee. some conservatives are concerned that mccarthy isn't changed enough. he's going to have the photos. >> this shakes things up a little bit. i know you sit down with him. he reveals to you he's going to -- >> you don't expect it. polls don't matter. the only poll that matters is election day. no. it matters. he says if it's starting to fade, i'm not sitting in here. it's interesting. she said unlike anyone else, he doesn't seem like he wants to be. people who want to be a president are comfortable with being at 1%. he's not. that line, what is your line of desire, that's your difference. >> you have ne

vai won a national championship at byu. a two time selection in the nfl and wait for it. >> yeah. >> i hope in your acceptance speech you are going to thank that poor goal past pad. >> he did a great job. >> thank you very much. i'm going in with a former steeler troy palomalu. one of the requirements is you should have six vowels in your name. >> tracy and i volunteered to cover it. we feel like we have to. >> the weather, jessica doing surf. >> i like that. >> it's all coming together. >> i appreciate it. you are watching nbc 10 at 6:00 a.m. starts right now. >> outside this warehouse in southwest philadelphia, a live look from sky 410. in inhours ano, the scene looked much different. the flames engulfed the two-story building. now firefighters are watching for flare-ups. dozens of children in one education center are caught in the middle of pennsylvania's budget impasse. families are having to make difficult choices when it comes to child care. gran your sun class ifs, it's 6:00 right now. 60 degrees outside. i'm tracy d

byu, the comeback against miami for an armstrong pick and a field goal and last week, some mismanagement of the slot. tommy armstrong could not convert on 3rd down. he comes down and scores with ten seconds to play and now trying to avoid another heart break in wisconsin with a chance to win it on a 46-yard go ahead field goal drive out of nebraska. he just missed a moment ago. 46-yarder into the wind. to the uprights. he puts wisconsin in front with four seconds to go. heart break again for the huskers. an incredible drive by the final moments. >> he drives this one through. makes him the right upright. remember it was the right hash he missed the time before. it was on the right hash once again. i don't know how many times your heart can be broken, but nebraska is experiencing it again. it's the opposite on the wisconsin side line. >> scombl what a moment. how many times have husker fans seen this? >> that relief we talked about a moment ago. >> that's agony right there. that's what heart break looks like. >> gordon stephenson a foreman badger signee is back. they will go with the swif

of course back in week one, byu baup quarterback k tanner mangugu completed a hail mary to stun the huskers as time expired. throw an overtime loss on the road to miami, and it's been four losses by 12 points and mike riley has an idea on how to fix it. mike riley--"we've mike riley--"we've worked to get a shorter--a 59 minute game. but no, i think, i think the initial thing that has to happen is we have to find a balance in our offense. i mean, we're nonogonna live effectively like we are right t w. so we have to, as coaches, be selective in what we do and then be good at it. and i'd really like to see us get more of our game going in the screen game. you know, we've had some pretty good looking plays there but not enough of them and i think we can do more yet in that way." the huskers will look for a win this weekend at on espn 2. there are some siouxland, but only one...pierce norfolk catholic, is among the best in the country. the blue jays and top ranked knights square off tomorrow night in nororlk. last year was a rara blowout in the series as norfolk catholicwon it 56-20. but of cour

tim: maybe the simple way to illustrate his you are walking down the street in san francisco r a tune byu blues traveler. when it ends, john poplars force comes on, saying hey, i'm playing at the fillmore tonight. tap the button to buy a ticket. that gives you a taste for how you can make this seamless. chamath: what do you think happens with apple, spotify, everybody else that is loosely now around this space in the absence of something that can connect to the off-line experience? tim: everyone is going to look to create a complete music experience. they do seem to be blending and merging. on-demand is trying to move in to radio. i think the winner here in this space is the one that can aggregate the largest audience, know them well, and make the rest of the experience intuitive. that is the key -- make it simple and easy. emily: the ceo behind apple music had some harsh work -- words yesterday for the premium side of music yesterday, saying it steals on the back of artists. they are stealing revenues that should be going to the artists. the artist have to kill themselves by going on the

byu, on the final play with the hail mary. and then against illinois, they come down and score with 10 seconds to play. now trying to avoid another heart breaker and wisconsin with a chance to win it on a 46 yard line go ahead field goal try by nebraska from rafael gaglianone. he just missed a moment ago. 46 yarder. into the wind. he got it through the uprights! rafael gaglianone puts wisconsin in front with four seconds to go! heart break again for the huskers. and an incredible drive by joel stave and the badgers to take the lead in the final moments. >> kelly: gaglianone just drives this one through. just sneaks in the right upright. it was the right hash he missed the time before. it was on the right hash again. i don't know how many times your heart can be broken. nebraska is experiencing it again. it is the opposite on the wisconsin sideline. >> adam: what a moment for gaglianone and how many times have husker fans seen this? >> kelly: that relief we talked about adam, a moment ago. that's agony right there. that's what

byu, the comeback against miami for an armstrong pick and a field goal and last week, some mismanagement of the slot. tommy armstrong could not convert on 3rd down. he comes down and scores with ten seconds to play and now trying to avoid another heart break in wisconsin with a chance to win it on a 46-yard go ahead field goal drive out of nebraska. he just missed a moment ago. 46-yarder into the wind. to the uprights. he puts wisconsin in front with four seconds to go. heart break again for the huskers. an incredible drive by the badgers to take the lead in the final moments. >> he drives this one through. makes him the right upright. remember it was the right hash he missed the time before. it was on the right hash once again. i don't know how many times your heart can be broken, but nebraska is experiencing it again. it's the opposite on the wisconsin side line. >> scombl what a moment. how many times have husker fans seen this? >> that relief we talked about a moment ago. >> that's agony right there. that's what heart break looks like. >> gordon stephenson a foreman badger signee is

byu, the comeback against miami for an armstrong pick and a field goal and last week, some mismanagement of the slot. tommy armstrong could not convert on 3rd down. he comes down and scores with ten seconds to play and now trying to avoid another heart break in wisconsin with a chance to win it on a 46-yard go ahead field goal drive out of nebraska. he just missed a moment ago. 46-yarder into the wind. to the uprights. he puts wisconsin in front with four seconds to go. heart break again for the huskers. an incredible drive by the badgers to take the lead in the final moments. >> he drives this one through. makes him the right upright. remember it was the right hash he missed the time before. it was on the right hash once again. i don't know how many times your heart can be broken, but nebraska is experiencing it again. it's the opposite on the wisconsin side line. >> scombl what a moment. how many times have husker fans seen this? >> that relief we talked about a moment ago. >> that's agony right there. that's what heart break looks like. >> gordon stephenson a foreman badger signee is

byu, the comeback against miami for an armstrong pick and a field goal and last week, some mismanagement of the slot. tommy armstrong could not convert on 3rd down. he comes down and scores with ten seconds to play and now trying to avoid another heart break in wisconsin with a chance to win it on a 46-yard go ahead field goal drive out of nebraska. he just missed a moment ago. 46-yarder into the wind. to the uprights. he puts wisconsin in front with four seconds to go. heart break again for the huskers. an incredible drive by the badgers to take the lead in the final moments. >> he drives this one through. makes him the right upright. remember it was the right hash he missed the time before. it was on the right hash once again. i don't know how many times your heart can be broken, but nebraska is experiencing it again. it's the opposite on the wisconsin side line. >> scombl what a moment. how many times have husker fans seen this? >> that relief we talked about a moment ago. >> that's agony right there. that's what heart break looks like. >> gordon stephenson a foreman badger signee is

they're serious about not allowing it because according to the school's newspaper the byu honor officehe ban with disciplinary action, because if you get caught with it, there is con consequences, here's what the school has to say, released statement. we could consider the man bun to be extreme hairstyle, just something that deviates from the norm, as part of dress and grooming code. we commit to avoid extreme hairstyles. >> boy, i would never make it as a mormon. i love them, but that is extreme? putting -- >> that's what i was thinking, one thing to have dye, color, cuts, because bun. >> it is bringing ham young university. they're very conservative. great people. they do great work. around the world. >> and did you see early this week, like some report released from hair experts that the man bun and the top knott causing men to go balled. >> i can imagine. pulling your hair. >> so tight, too, because they want the slick back look, putting it here on the top of their head. then they have issues, you know male pattern balance necessary -- >> or receding hairline. >> bald man was saved

he was a running back and returner at byu. a two time selection with the cardinals. green bay packers and of course the eagles and we can gefr get enough of it. congratulations. we know the ceremony is in january. >> yeah. >> in hawaii. so we're all going along to cover it. >> i think we should go. i think, why don't we take cupcakes to the boss later today? >> see if that works? i don't know, do you think that works? >> it sounds good to me. >> i will tell you what will go nice weather, by january, it will be a different situation a. beautiful day ahead for today. right now 59 degrees in philadelphia with clear skies, mostly clear overnight. chances are cooler. clouds in the pocono mountains, those will clear out. that's the view this morning. sunshine, 60 for the mountain, satellite shows most of the area is clear today. tomorrow this will be moving in. >> that will bring us showers and thunderstorms. futurecast shows those storms on the move today by the time tomorrow morning, we see a line of showers and thunderstorms off to the north and west. for today, a cool

brooke loved her new friends and byu, but returned home her freshman year for thanksgiving to spend time with her family and shop. >> we had go to meier & frank before it became macy's. and she had really liked this watch. and it was kind of a dressy watch and she was pretty classy in the things that she close to -- she shows to wear. >> so she sees it in the case and she mentions it to you? >> yeah. she says, i really like that watch, mom. >> easy christmas present. >> it was. >> six months later in the spring, her freshman year was history. brooke returned home to oregon. she had a summer job in corvallis, about 30 miles from home, working at the oak park apartments, managed by her sister stephanie and stephanie's husband. and on monday, may 24th, 2004, she left the house where her sister jessica was getting ready for another day of seventh grade. >> she was kind of in a rush and walked out the door and left and about five minutes later she walked back in and she just yelled through the door, i love you. and walked out. and that was the last time i talked to her. >> by 9:00 a.m., brook

as close to speak at the supposed of this week but decided not to attend after a group called free byune the memberships since it is a faith based institution scientists discover more than 200 new species in the eastern himalayas were in addition to some of the amazing ever before same creature here is a live look at the san mateo bridge keep an eye on weather and traffic more details coming up after the break with fifth for >>mark: more on the forecast in just a few laps is hard to save money when you are paying ridiculous rent or mortgage payments. >>anny hong: half of americans have no money in their savings account or savings account at all the server for market watch from 49 percent of americans had no cash reserve 62 percent have less of a thousand dollars and a bank is a big problem and means most of the people cannot cover and emergent see you have to rely on credit our family sixth sign to did not know that these animals exist at the world live on said more than 200 new species have been discovered in the himalayas the jackal officious saw was long fangs on its face as well as

to speak at the law and religious symposium this week but decided not to after a group called free byutotal about the policy and the have the right to determine the memberships this is the fate of this institution lumber liquidators will pay $10 million to settle criminal charges for the u.s. department of justice the company will plead guilty to making false claims about where the timber used in the hardwood flooring came from this is another head for the struggling company the liquidators also faced allegations that the flooring contains toxic chemicals including cancer causing. >>mark: it appears to megamerger in the beer world that does not have a smooth finish if it is the third time they have rejected a takeover bid from rival the latest offer was able to sway a few board members to vote for witches bush and some hope the latest offer undervalues the brewer by great deal if the brewers to make a deal will create the largest beermaker on earth with nine of the world's top 20 years says. >>anny hong: will show to you and here is a live look outside the san mateo bridge we're lookin

he converted to mormonism at byu. he converted to republicanism after meeting ronald reagan.e worked in communications for a while and then became a campaign monitor -- manager. he really did hone his skills with the media. he is known as one of the most media savvy members of congress. sures joke -- i am pretty every reporter has his cell phone number. he is witty, he is quick on his feet. he can jump on a tv show and talk about a bunch of different topics. when it comes to his weaknesses he is relatively new. he is fourth term. he is not as well nationally known as some other people. does not have a huge group and the house that is going to back him. and even outside of , tweeting out that he is a self promoter and power-hungry. guest: there was a tweet. we have long known that they are not best pals even though has been pretty much plucked him hunt -- huntsman pretty much plucked him from a security -- of security. but i asked him if he wanted to elaborate on this tweet and he declined. so we will just let that summer. host: ok. we will be learning more this morning. they