rock music engine dave hall: uh oh... dave hall: ahhh! dave hall: wooo! laughing music changes dave hall: man, i get it. it's absolutely beautiful up here. how often do you come up? rob: oh, we try and get up at least once a month. dave hall: it's got to be great, i mean 5 days a week you're in the hustle and bustle of las vegas to just come up here and it's so peaceful and so beautiful. rob: it's just different. this is a wilderness. uh, enjoy scenery, beauty. things that, you know, you just don't get to see everyday. dave hall: you ever just come up here, and have a good cry? rob: well i haven't but...it all depends on how much i have to work with you. dave hall: alright, rob. this has been great, uh, any chance i can, uh, take her for a spin? rob: i think you can do that. dave hall: really? rob: absolutely, here's the key. go crazy. dave hall: that's awesome! he may regret that! music dave hall: this is one of the great make the weekend "to doli groceries, car wash, dry cleaners... and smooches? "because your kiss is on my list... because your kiss, yo

dave hall: kim. kim, please be nice to . music dave hall: here goes nothing. kailey: i've been riding horses since i was 2-years old. dave hall: i have not been riding horses since i was 2-years old. dave hall: what kind of people typically come up here? kailey: we have a lot of vegas people. they love it up here. like the majority of people we get are first timers. scared to death. laughging kailey: and these guys are big baby sitters, they will baby sit you all day. dave hall: what is it about you personally that likes this job and taking care of them their personality. they have some funny funny personalities. dave hall: what is kim's personality? kailey: he's kind of a laid back, we call him the old man. dave hall: oh, really? they call me the same thing at the tv station. so kim and i are a perfect match. kailey: you guys are perfect for each other. laughing music dave hall: my foot came out! uh-oh. kailey: oh no. laughing dave hall: what do you think the appeal is of duck creek? kailey: i think it's awesome. the nature up here is awesome. you see a lot o

dave hall: so we got a letter from a sweet lady named miss nina. she needs help and she needs it fast. so we're on our way to deliver her a surprise right now. this is going to be a big surprise and we need a lot of help and a lot of muscle... so let's go. (knock knock knock) dave hall: hello? are you miss nina? hey miss nina! i'm dave hall with the fox5 surprise squad... can we come miss nina... oh my- i just can't believe this! dave hall: are you ok? what's going on? miss nina: i need to move... my doctor is on the other side of town in henderson. dave hall: and it's too hard for you to go clear across town. miss nina: with my back and legs... everything is going down hill. i have no family here in las vegas and i don't have the money to do it. i've been pulling things together and there but i can't stand long. dave hall: well i have some good news. we're here to help you move! miss nina: oh! this is your key to your new place... and we also paid for your security deposit! miss nina: you did? i always so god didn't bring me this far for everythin

we're joined from the hall of fame in spring field, massachusetts. big night. >> reporter: that ceremony wrapping up in the past few minutes or so, iverson giving an i have emotional speech, thanking diehard sixers fans for sticking with him throughout his career, and many fans making the four-hour drive to see him in person. on the red carpet tonight, a who's who of basketball history. isaiah thomas signing autographs, alonso morning chatting up reporters, even of course the class of 2016. rocket star yao ming, shaquille o'neil and then there's alan iverson, blowing a kiss to the crowd, just 6 foot tall in a league full of giants. he's now in the hall of fame. >> that just goes to show he's a little guy, but he has a big heart. >> reporter: she trove here from phoenixville, calling ai an icon, never afraid of controversy, leading an underdog team to the nba finals. >> he's never apologetic. he made a lot of changes. he stayed true to his self. >> reporter: in a speech tonight, iverson was quick to call out the press with whom he often clashed. >> to

(marlie hall / cbs news) >> a symbol of hope has come home. emergency respe american flag at ground zero just hours after the 9/11 attacks - a moment captured in these photographs. (joe daniels / 9/11 memorial president) >> "the raising of this flag restored some humanity, it restored some hope and it really told all of us as americans that we were gonna be strong and that we were gonna get through this together." (marlie hall / cbs news) >> but days after it was raised, it disappeared - for 13 years. then, in 2014, an anonymous man turned it in to a fire station in everett, washington. puzzling re-emergence, and helped authenticate this piece of american history using high resolution photographs.. "exactly how the flag ended up across the country and the identity of the person who turned it in remain a mystery. but it's back, and here to stay." the flag has now been donated to the 9-11 memorial and museum. (alice greenwald /9/11 memorial director) >> "everyone here and the 9-11 memorial and museum feels a tremendous measure of pride and respo

what the hall is coming up welcome back, i'm maria silva and i'm dave hall. we'll get those headlines in a minute, but first - les krifaton has a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. lots of sunshine and dry conditions is what we can daytime temperatures remain below normal through friday. seasonal to slightly above normal daytime highs are forecast for the weekend. subtropical moisture off baja could spread cloud and breezy conditions into southern nevada starting monday. temperatures will hover around normal mon tuesday. the uv index for thursday is 7 or high. your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk we could finally find out today where the potential las vegas raiders would call home. the committee could also be sending their final recommendations to the governor... it's a big day... fox5's alyssa deitsch is live at unlv... we have a new

i'm so happy for you in the hall of fame finally. shaquille o'neal's in the hall of fame. that's my nickname for you now, hall of famer. >> no. >> jimmy: hall of famer's not a a good nickname? >> no. hofa. h-o-f-a. hall-of-fame-a. hofa. >> jimmy: oh hofa, yeah. yeah, big hofa. >> jimmy: big hofa, good. i call you boy-boy, you call me hofa. >> jimmy: i'm boy-boy and you're big hofa. oh you know what i did for you -- >> hold on, hold on. let's practice. what up, boy-boy? >> jimmy: what's up, big hofa? >> how you doing boy-boy. good, real good, excellent. >> jimmy: do you love it when i call you that? >> yes, i do. >> jimmy: thank you. [ laughter ] i love it when you call me big hofa. okay. last time you were here we had a great, fantastic moment that i don't think you've ever had before. i decided to put it in a frame for you. you were in a phone booth with alex trebek. [ laughter ] and i just think that's something that'll just -- >> that's for me? >> jimmy: yeah, that's for you. because i figure you probably have photos of you dunking on people and winning all these awards

he is inducted into the hall of fame. we want to go to nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal who is there for the big event. randy? >> reporter: yeah, jim, this is the pinnacle of allen iverson's story. ten-plus year career with the 76ers. let me show you what's going on here. there's a red carpet happening right now in springfield, massachusetts, at the hall of fame. not sure who's getting out of this suv right now, but we're expecting -- it's actually shaquille o'neal. we're expecting allen iverson to come up next as he walks the red carpet. he'll be formally inducted along with shaquille o'neal, plus yao ming of the houston rockets. a big moment tonight happening in springfield mass. in the halls of the hall of fame, you'll find sixers legends, wilt chamberlain, julius irving and joining them now, the iconic number 3. >> unbelievable that he did what he could with the size that he was. >> reporter: just 6 foot tall, allen iverson was phillies' underdog. >> he put that team on his back. and he got them to that finals. >> reporter:

[ cheers and applause ] shaq in the hall of fame, hall of famer. and we have great music from eric church tonight, you guys! look at this. [ cheers and applause ] eric church. guys, let's just admit it. we live in a brand-driven society. name recognition is everything. >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: the problem is, what makes a good name for one thing might make a bad name for something else, or make a great name for something else. with that in mind, it's time for a segment we call, "good [ applause ] ? first up, we have pumpkin spice latte. it is finally back in season. that is a good name for a a starbucks beverage. it's a bad name for a cologne. it's a great name for donald trump's skin color. [ laughter ] >> steve: really? [ cheers and applause ] pumpkin spiced latte. >> jimmy: pumpkin spiced latte. [ applause ] next up, there's virgin mobile. [ laughter ] that's a good name for a phone company, a bad name for a a dating app -- [ laughter ] a great name for tim tebow's car. >> steve: oh, i see. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you understand? >> s

people forget, the next debate is a town hall. it's not just a split screen with you and the other candidate. it's men and women and undecided voters in the audience. if donald trump decides to waste his two-minute answers attacking hillary clinton on what her husband did, you are going to hear an audible gasp from men and women in the audience who can't believe he's spending that kind of time. his best bet now is to sit down, focus more directly, and find ways to remind the american people that he is a viable candidate for president of the united states. if he ratchets up the attacks, that's not going to go over well in a town hall debate, where people want empathy, not assaults. >> because, ron, the next debate will be much more intimate. the candidates will be sitting down, closer together, two moderators, right? there will be that live audience. so is it harder for candidates to attack one another in that forum? >> jason's exactly right. that forum is very different. of course, it is famously that forum where george h.w. bush

s harrison. >> good morning, to you, i'm gray hall.ction news" sunday morning, crime scene tape marks off a popular center city landmark. we're live with details on a violent night in philadelphia. >>> plus an ice cream cone at the shore in delaware may set for taste buds on fire. we'll explain this special delicacy. >> reporter: gray, downpours and thunderstorms on the way with much-needed rain in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. details details coming up next. >> good morning it is 9:00 a.m., on this sunday, september 18. in the news, chaos, fear and panic. new yorkers run for their lives after an explosion in the popular chelsea neighborhood. we hear from those who were there when the device went off. >>> police dodge bullets yet again when they chase a suspect on south street. >> we're tracking the possibility of storms popping up across the delaware valley. >> meteorologist chris sowers is here with the accuweather forecast, storms, chris. >> reporter: it's been sometime since we talked about wet weather. some areas c

among the 2017 nfl hall of fame nominees is the great brian dawkins.kins played in philadelphia for 13 seasons before finishing his career in denver. he was select to nine pro bowls. also first time nominee donovan mcnabb he spent 11 seasons in philadelphia and appeared in six row bowls. on the list from last year is terrell owens who in my opinion should have been a first ballot hall of famer but was left out. we will wait an extra day for eagles football but on monday night they will have a big match up against dabears. one player is urging residents to get more involve in the community, that is defensive end connor barwin at center city sips promoting his the philadelphia citizen. barwin expect to cbs-3 about what he wants to see from this great city. >> this city as you can see from the excitement out there meeting the browns and carson wentz performance, this city is buzzing. with this article we are trying to tap into that enthusiasm and get people excited about what a great city this is, get them civically minded and find ways to help out to mak

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>>> is halle berry back with her ex? the new twist in her divorce. >> are they secretly living together? what e.t." learned. who are the front runners to watch. who is having second thoughts? >>> behind the scenes with matthew mcconaughey's movie make over. >> how far will he go? >>> could getting a bell belly win him another oscar. >>> how amy schumer shocked an award show overseas. year. >> now for the 2016 this is "entertainment tonight." >>> halle berry and her husband get a divorce ultimatum. the court is demanding they make a decision. go through or announce it off. >> they filed a year ago. could a reconciliation be in the works? where has he been living? here is what a source is telling us. >> living in one of three homes in which halle owns in los an their children. they have an almost 3-year-old son together, maceo, and 8-year-oldal nahla, halle with her ex. >> it gives them three options. move forward with the divorce, file a dismissal, or the court can dismiss based on default. everyone remembers he shoved th

this means more to me than the actual hall of fame ring, because the hall of fame ring is really a by-product of wanting to win the championship because every year we get, you know, to the championship game, we lose. >> seth: yeah. >> so, the next year, i rededicate myself, i want to become a better football player, a better person, and so, as a result of losing for so many young running back who didn't know anything into a hall of fame running back. >> seth: yeah. >> so -- but, it was because of this ring. >> seth: it was this one. and now, is it true -- this one, did you design this ring? you helped design it? >> well, i helped design that ring. >> seth: uh-huh. >> and the funny story with that, after we won the super bowl, obviously i was in my hometown. i was on the stage. i retired. >> seth: yeah >> the first thing i thought when i got into the locker room is, "i have to find a way to be on the committee to design the ring because i don't ge i'm done. >> seth: right. >> so, i saw mr. rooney, the owner of the steelers and rushed over. i said, "mr. rooney, i would love to be on the committ

" hall and the squad delivered in this moving surprise... next! and who says it's too early to decorate for halloween? check out what's behind this spooky scene at one bingo room. get all of your latest headlines on the go with our fox5 app. you can find it free in mobile for over 300,000 nevadans, social security means a secure retirement. but in washington, congressman joe heck supports privatizing it... turning our savings over to wall street... and risking it on the stock market. heck's plan means billions more in fees for wall street. and they've donated over half a million dollars to his campaigns. those numbers joe heck is a threat to a secure retirement, because he's part of the problem in washington. afscme people is responsible squad is powerd by united nissan and america first credit union. with no family... no car... and limited mobility... a north las vegas woman is in desperate need of a helping hand! taking on a task difficult for most - she finds herself completely overwhelmed. but little does she know - help is on the way! dave ha

let us know what toys should be in the hall of fame. we have had too much fun reminiscing. >>> which mobile network company offers the best performance in the denver area. a lot of you wonder about this. according to an an analytics way tie between sprint and verizon, at&t, and t-mobile, they tied for 3rd in denver. those are your best and worst options, guys. >> well, at least there are some options, you know which ones are good, and which ones may not be the best. >>> so for the first time, the broncos will display three retired jersey numbers inside of their stadium. this is happening during the game on sunday against the colt, number 7 for john elway, 44 for floyd 18 for frank japuka. peyton manning's name will be included as part of that number mentioning that he wore it for a few years of course. his jersey number was the first retired by the broncos, number 18, right. 18 members of his family will be there to see that display. frank died three years ago. they will be representing him. john elway, little and manning will all be th

at 8:35 we will give you a chance to be in the hall as close as you can be in the hall via television and you get to listen to the debate prep. janet brown who has been the executive director of the commission on presidential debate since the founding in 1987 will be talking to the audience about the format and lester holt will be addressing the university. more about hofstra university. it is in hempstead new york founded in 1935. 140 different graduate programs and tuition and housing at the university averages about $58,000 and change. and let me introduce you to michael ortiz who is editor and chief of the hofstra chronicle. how did the campus react when it found out it was going to unexpectingly going to be hosting another debate? >> we found out we were going to be hosting our third consecutive debate in july. so the university have three months to prep. the general feeling is exciteme excitement. people are getting more engaged than they ever have before. students are excited, pumped and ready to see what the candidates bring to the stage. >> host: how many students will be in

today at city hall to work on a solution. right now aldermen and neighbors agree...the prostitution is fueled by a drug problem between 16th and 27th is the center of the problem. they say prostitution has been an issue for years.... but this year it has gotten out of control. one south side pastor says he's finding needles and condoms on the steps of his church...and people are sleeping the backyard his church is attached to a school...and he's upset the students have to witness it. "theres hardly a time night or day where there arent girls around waiting on the corners and it is kind of nice when the weather is cool like this they dress a little differently but sometimes you dont want to open your curtains in the morning because you are embarrassed about what is hanging out on the problem. i have no doubt that this prostitution effort is fueled by drugs, we have a lot of drug houses that arent being addressed " alderman donovan says he'd like to see a more consistent police presence in the area. milwaukee police say they ge

nfl hall of fame star and analyst, jerome bettis. music from anthrax. featuring the 8g band with jon wurster. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] doing well? excellent, excellent. in that case, let's get to the news. a new poll released today shows hillary clinton is nine points ahead of donald trump in new mexico. and 100 points ahead in old mexico. [ light laughter ] [ light laughter ] melania trump said in a new interview that she will be different than other first ladies. for example, her husband will never be president. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] hillary clinton held fundraisers today in silicon valley. said hillary, "it's so great to be back here in the town where i was built." [ light laer republican vice presidential candidate mike pence got a haircut at a black barber shop in pennsylvania yesterday, and afterwards, had to explain to the barber who he was. [ light laughter ] please enjoy

rapist nominated for the profootball hall of fame. now fueling debate over who should be eligible for that honor. >> ron will have it for us. >>> plus, behind the scenes of the emmy awards. what can you expect during tonight's big show. that's coming up from nick watt. we'll be right back with more "good morning america." keep it here on a sunday morning. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by -- folgers, the best part of waking up is folgers in youcu ? the moments that connect us don't happen overnight. they happen one morning at a time, and one cup at a time. right when you feel a cold sore, abreva can heal it in as few as two and a half days when used at the first sign. without it the virus spreads from cell to cell. only abreva penetrates deep and starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. as fast as two and a half days when used at the first sign. learn how abreva starts to work immediately at abreva.com don't tough it out, knock it out, fast. i'm hall of famer jerry west and my life is bask

in a statement to abc news a spokesperson for the hall of 46 journalists and 2 existing hall of fame members submit their ballots - and make a final decision the day before the super bowl. to be eligible for nomination - a player must be retired from the league for at least five years? but according to the hall of fame - character is not a criteria for the induction process. nats of canton hof previous wen we want to make sure our process is the best process." that was abc's ron claiborne following the lead of n-f-l quarterback colin kaepernick. football team.. taking a knee during the national anthem. this happened friday. right now-- the team's actions getting mixed reaction online. some people calling them "spoiled brats" tonight -- we're going dirty-dining -- with darcy spears. and on tonight's menu -- hair in the fridge -- and pink slime -- in the ice machine. that -- is coming up and remember, chopper 13 brings you breaking news fast and first. what kind of person would misuse the topic of rape in a political campaign? joe heck, that's who. the truth is, as attorney general, ca

hall of fame said it nominates no one. a committee of 46 journalists and 2 existing hall of fame members vote on the nominations the day before the super bowl. to be eligible for nomination a player must be retired from the league for at least five years. but according to the hall of fame, character is no criteria for the induction process. >> for the nfl to be in another story like this where a convicted rapist is being nominated for the pro football ha where the national football league does not warranty to be. >> reporter: a change in policy, saying i'm sure it will be discuss. we never say never. we want to make sure our process the best process. there are several football hall of fame members that have been convicted of crimes they were >> darren sharper's in prison now? >> yeah. >> some people would argue this all happened off the field so he should be considered. very controversial. >> anyone can nominate someone. >> that's the issue here. >> we don't who nominated. >>> and coming up on "good morning america" -- we'

dave hall: so we got a letter from a sweet lady named miss nina. she needs help and she needs it fast. so we're on our way to deliver her a surprise right now. this is going to be a big surprise and we need a lot of help and a lot of muscle... so let's go. (knock knock knock) dave hall: hello? are you miss nina? hey miss nina! i'm dave hall with the fox5 surprise squad... can we come in? just can't believe this! dave hall: are you ok? what's going on? miss nina: i need to move... my doctor is on the other side of town in henderson. dave hall: and it's too hard for you to go clear across town. miss nina: with my back and legs... everything is going down hill. i have no family here in las vegas and i don't have the money to do it. i've been pulling stand long. dave hall: well i have some good news. we're here to help you move! miss nina: oh! this is your key to your new place... and we also paid for your security deposit! miss nina: you did? i always so god didn't bring me this far for everything to fall thru. oh i can't believe this! (nats: moving t

a judge is advised david hall of his charges this afternoon here at the boulder county jail. investigators say hall and his wife claim they thought they had their -- their son, rather, just relatives and being a picky eater. 52-year-old vanessa hall had nothing to say to our camera outside of a preliminary hearing at the boulder county jail. she is out of custody on a $100,000 bond after police arrested her and her husband, david hall on felony charges of child abuse and neglect. here their autistic and blind son alleged leed endured months if not years of abuse in their 17-year-old weighed 88 pounds, had bed sores, pneumonia, and was malnourished. the boy hadn't seen a doctor or gone to school in eight years since the family moved here from georgia. >> really shocked about it. >> reporter: he never saw any indication of poor conscience or neglect. but the achd tells a different story. a boy who survived on seven to eight sodas worth of chips or crackers, a boy who used a jug next to his bed for his bathroom needs. one physician described his condition as of that of a concent

the protesters carried a list of demands inside city hall st on columbus to move away from police and presence to prevention and programs, tyree king was killed by officers after he pulled a realistic looking bb gunerer. woke their children die at the hands of anyone.. what is its original dead when he had a bb gun? >> those who attended the rally took anyt> more he have in fron of city hall challenging columbus mayorr claimed that promises the safest big city in america ohio's growing heroin epidemic forcing more children very disturbing statistics for 2,000 children are in custody statewide nearly 30 percent increase since 2012 numbers coming from the public service association of ohio that found at least half of children taken into custody last year have parents using drugst that re placed in foster care as a result. looking at recent numbers, opiates are increasing. >> deputy director of cook services putting children in foster care should be a last resort pil of the nine to 13 ta into custody in cuyahoga county last year, six or 85 had parental drug use the recovery teams provide

i am here right outside of city hall, actually. jason, if you will walk with me, before there was one hose. there is one, two, three, four, getting all the excess water out, and it's pushing it right into the cedar river. so we're going to try to keep this place as dry as possible to minimize the damage. obviously, i am down here. i am not necessarily supposed to be. i see a lot of public people coming out, as well, and that is not a good thing. as i mentioned before, the cedar rapids police told me to get off the bridge. i am not really supposed to be down here. i am not doing a very good thing right now. as the expreson curiosity killed the cat. don't be a connor morgan. don't come down here. if you want to see what this looks like, visit our website. we have all the latest pictures and video and you need to be sure to check that out. now, if you'll go with me, you can see right here, if jason, if you can zoom in on the floodwater levels, we are actually at 21 feet. it's a white and black image there. so it's painted on the side

welcome back, i'm maria silva and i'm dave hall. we'll get those headlines in a minute, but first - les krifaton has a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. triple digit temperatures retu days as a ridge holds on bringing us quiet weather until sunday afternoon. a low meandering off the california coast will shift creating breezy conditions by the afternoon. a trough from the pacific northwest down the coastline overnight sunday and that will usher in much cooler temperatures for our area beginning monday. the uv index for friday is 8 or very high. good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk 15th anniversary of september 11th.... nearly three- thousand people were killed in the attacks on the world trade center... the pentagon... and in the plane that crashed near shanksville, pennsylvania. fox5's alyssa deitsc

the hall of fame has become a family for basketball people. so having a golf tournament is very natural for us, it raises money for the newseum. and it is just a great time to get people together and have some fun. >> reporter: and z president and ceo of the basketball hall of--and as president and ceo of how important is this event? >> well, it was the first event outside of springfield, massachusetts three years ago, and it really has made us go beyond our home to take it to a national scope. so it is very exciting to be here and we love the support of the basketball hall of famers and the people in phoenix. >> reporter: yes, we are looking forward to it and welcome to phoenix to you as well. this morning. and we will be here getting video and more interviews, guys. so tune in later today. >> what a great event. all right, thanks, jen. >>> hey, parents, finding something for your kids to do over the weekend can be tough. >> yes, but the new aquarium could hook them. nico santos is out at the aquarium. hey, nico. >> reporter: how many people

are you showing off to your colleagues who maybe aren't in the hall of fame yet? >> no, it's not at all. [ laughter ] >> seth: no, be honest. >> no. >> seth: be honest. >> no! >> seth: do you sort of say, "oh, that's it. are you in our out? i can't remember." and then, you're just like -- [ laughter ] >> "are you going to believe him or me?" [ laughter ] no, i don't do that. more -- well, i mean, you tell me. i mean, a hall of fame's a whole career, but -- >> yeah. >> seth: you know, you finished your career in the best possible way. you won a super bowl ring your last game. >> yeah. >> seth: in your hometown of detroit. so of your two rings, your super bowl ring, your hall of fame ring, does one mean more, or do they both? >> that's a great question. and i get that question a lot, but actually, my super bowl ring means -- [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: i can't. jerome, i know. >> the super bowl ring. >> seth: i'm just gonna say no. you can finish, but i'm not taking it. >> you're not taking it, okay. this means more to me than the ac h because the hall of fam

the hall of fame. it's known as the "pete rose rule." rose argues that he was put on the ineligible list before the rule was put into place. in december, major league baseball commissioner rob manfred denied rose reinstatement. meanwhile... a somber day in family... friends... and teammate. after a funeral procession across the city... a long line of fans moved slowly through saint brendan's catholic church yesterday to say farewell to fernandez. the 24-year old miami marlins pitcher was killed in a boating accident early sunday morning along with two of his friends. fernandez was a talented player but also a hero to many in the cuban- american community. many fans waited hours in line to be part of the memorial and to support the fernandez family. with one month to go till halle decoration offended people so much... it had to be removed from shelves. plus... we all know college is expensive... but it turns out... it's not the most expensive part of raising a child anymore. "georgie porgie's is celebra