>>man: everything's reset. all of the stuff that you did in regular reason really doesn't matter anymore. >>reporter: all the red sox did in the regular season was win 93 games on the strength of baseball's top offense in the first half and one of the league's best pitching staffs down the stretch. >>man: when you look at what took place in the months of august and september, our in the month of september, our bull pen was at its best. >>reporter: rick taking aim at his first career playoff win in game one. >>man: he probably won't say it but he's been very special for us and we couldn't have a better competitor on our team. >>man: maintaining that level of consistency has been the most important thing for me. i'm not going to go out there repertoire. >>reporter: former boston products andrew miller and mike napaly playing prominent roles for the indians. >>man: any time your team advances to this point in the season, it's a special event large in part because of what the players have done. it should never be a

man: i was pushed away. i'm not walking away. man: you are walking away. reporter: trump will be in iowa tomorrow night. be holding a fundraiser for veterans. >>> a man held hostage in iran is speaking out tonight. he was held at an iranian prison for 40 days before he was released last week. he was participating in a language program before he was captured. tonight, he spoke about this terrifying ordeal. man: definitely the most dangerous two hours, probably, dangerous and difficult time for me. i was violently pulled out of my cell, put into the -- rush down to the basement. you're pulled into a series of you. i could not believe what i was looking at. >> he had no idea he was even being released until he was in an suv with diplomatic plates. marathon bombing trial. previously private documents unsealed now and giving us a glimpse into his life immediately after the shootout. he was in critical condition. when interrogators showed up, he couldn't talk because his jaw was wired shut. instead, he answered questions by writing in a notebook. at one point he

what kind of a man killed a man like this? what kind of a aan kills out of selfishness and for money? - (smoke) where's righteousness, nonoe paladin? where is your cause? there's always a dragon loose somewhere. norge! to delta valley. - did, uh, norge ever go back? - only once. mr. jefferson, if a man's mistakes determine what he was, then what he does about those mistakes should determine what he is. - yes. - i would like to collect the price of that mirror from whoever sent you. - i'll give you his name and where you can find him. or maybe i could take you there. - no. i may do some negotiating on your behalf. if you care to wait... - i'd like that very much. it'll give me a chance to start polishing on some rusty armor. - mr. jefferson, neither would i. ?? - ? have gun will travel reads the card of a man ? ? a knight without armor in a savage land ? ? his fast gun for hire heeds the calling wind ? ? paladin, paladin, where do you roam? ? ?? ? hello, hello and welcome to the show, from murphy to manteo, isn't that smart sta

man, sure, it will. you got the kitchen for the booze and the snacks, you got the big living room for the party, and you got all other kind of room for...privacy. privacy? you can't have no privacy if you locked yourself in the closet and turned out the lights, you couldn't have no privacy. he'd be spying on you through the keyhole. i got it all planned out. what is this? it's for a cruise, you understand, up and down the coast. a cruise? yeah. it takes all night and ends up in catalina. for some early sunday morning fishing. we can put your old man on the boat and forget about him until tomorrow. hey, rollo, it just might work, man, well, go ahead, then. man, shoot, this is going to work. hey, look here, what's going on in here? uh, it's rollo, pop. yeah, no kidding. i thought it was a bedspread. hey, man. you better be nice, rollo's got some good news for you. you're moving to australia? no, no. oh, that's the only good news rollo could have for me. go ahead, rollo, tell him. hey, look here. pop, rollo

that there's a bad man.ouple injuns with ya. >> i only need but one. >> no other place at any time is as deadly to u.s. marshals as the indian territory in the late 19th century. it's estimated that outlaws outnumber marshals there more than 300 to one. just like the lone ranger, bass reeves frequently rides into this dangerous land with just one man to back him up, a member of the lighthorse, the mounted police of the five civilized tribes. >> like the lone ranger and tonto, bass reeves and his lighthorse possemen patrol a vast, wild country teeming with outlaws. whiskey is illegal in the indian territory. but smuggling is rampant and profitable. as a deputy u.s. marshal, reeves is often tasked with bringing bootleggers to justice. >> whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> like the lone ranger, bass reeves tries to apprehend criminals without violence. >> i got a powerful thirst. >> he depends on the cunning lighthorse to help him gain an advantage using surprise. >> i've got a cure for what ails ya. four bucks. >> hol

manning was the first one to do it. switched team at an advanced age, after neck surgeries, league mvp, set records, brought the team to the super bowl twice. he won it. that's going to be his legacy. he has the best second chapter of his career of any other previous quarterback, including joe montana. >> a big, big thank you to peyton manning. really, this legacy he's leaving is unbelievable. mike, thank you. >> thank you. >>> it is so exciting, manning's career began well before he joined the denver in 1988. five years later in 2003 he earned his first nfl mvp award. took a year to earn his second. manning won his first super bowl as an indianapolis colt in 2006. he was named super bowl mvp. in 2008 and 2009, he was again named nfl mvp. manning missed the entire 2011 season with a neck injury. the following year he was cut from the colts and signed by the broncos. in 2013 as a bronco, he earned his fifth mvp award and went to his third super bowl. the following year he was nfl's all time leader in passing touchdowns b

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manning. >> reporter: this was a gamble for both the broncos and peyton manning. he comes to a team that was coming off an 8 and 8 season, but this struggled before that. and the broncos were investing in a hall of fame quarterback, but he was coming off 4 neck surgeries. manning says he is, quote, great employ. he was happy to be here in denver. happy to have him. have made a better decision. nothing but success in that 4- year relationship. >> when i visited denver 4 years ago, if john elway had sat me down and said we're going to win over 50 games, lose only three division games in 4 years and none will be on the road. you're going to win nfl come back player of the year, another mvp, your offense will set single-season pazing recording and we'll go to a couple super bowls, i think i would have taken that deal. there's just something about 18 years. 18 is a good number. and today, i retire from pro football. >> reporter: so what's next for peyton? we don't know. he wouldn't say. we do know

hey, man, what's happening? what's up, man? i got to tell you, man, i've been waiting 2 days for you guys to get home. you're going to puerto rico forever. no, man, i'm not going to puerto rico. but i might be moving. hey, man, i'm sorry to hear that, julio. oh, man, don't be sorry. no, you're going to. in fact, everybody on the whole block is leaving! don't tell me that sewer main backed up again. no, no, man. it's nothing like that. it's good news. let me 'xplain. 'xplain? listen, lamont, he's gonna 'xplain. go ahead and 'xplain, julio. right, man. you see, the last couple of days, man, some japanese people have been coming around ner on the block. japanese? here? right, man. they want to build a brewery on our block. right, man. a brewery? and they want to buy up all our houses. hey, and everything i've ever heard about the japanese people says that they're loaded with money. right. i'm not interested. hey, what do you mean you're not interested? i'm not interested. if we sell our houses, where are we gonna live, in tokyo? h

like that, man.icer stevenson says the inmate refused to return to his cell at the end of rec time. he denies doing anything wrong. >> i told the inmate he needed to go back to his room, he wouldn't. i went downstairs and put him in the escort hold, was bringing him up the steps. he decided he was going to hold on to the railing. so i drug him up the steps. >> what's the escort hold? >> grab them by the back of the arm with one hand and the wrist. mr. kelly, he's in a room where he couldn't have physically seen what i was doing to the inmate. but mr. kelly was saying i was playing too much. >> ain't got time to play with you, man. you don't do that, man. don't play. easy time, it's a snap, man -- >> don't snap on me. >> don't play with guys like that. >> what channel are you on? >> channel 6. >> at the end of kelly's recreation time the issue comes up again when kelly believes that officers stevenson and witham are returning him to his cell before his hour is up. >> we ran that tape, we ran that vide

come on, man. all right, young man, "you have the right to remain silent. if you give up the right to remain silent--" hold it, man. i didn't steal no radio. all right, mr. wilson, you have the right to remain silent. if you give up the right-- uh, hoppy. hmm? remain silent. hey, herman, what are they talking about? i bought him that radio at martell's, and he thinks i stole it. yeah, he bought it, all right. he bought it, all right. got a good buy, too. and that's good-bye to you, and it's time for us to divide. that's split. oh, split, right. wow. hey, wait a minute, you. you stole my watch. grady, it's on the other arm. oh, yeah. how'd you do that? college graduate. college graduate. college graduate. [knock on door] looks like herman's gonna have a hard time finding a job in this town. oh, hi, aunt esther. here's your mail. take it. i need both hands free to preach some gospel into your heart. why? what did i do? you lied to me about herman. well, i didn't exactly lie. i played with the truth, but... played with it? lamont, the truth is not a toy. you c

man, the man's obviously sick or he wouldn't be in a hospital. he's probably here because his heart's acting up on him. now, how you know that? well, because heart disease is very common nowadays. did you know that hypertension and heart disease i didn't know that. i thought it was the police. [no audio] well, you're not gonna have to worry about any more heart attacks, pop, 'cause they'll probably give you some miracle drug to fix you right up. drug? then i'll be a dope fiend. i won't be fred sanford the junk man. i'll be fred sanford the junkie. hey, pop, you gotta think positive, man. rest and take it easy, and i'll do all the work. well, let's just say for some strange reason, the tests prove that i don't have a bad heart. well, in that case, you'll be able to do some of the work around the house like sweepin' and dustin' and moppin' and washin' that truck and cleanin' out those cabinets and hangin' curtains and takin' those things down that are supposed to be-- ohh! now i really feel bad. where's the pain, pop? is it in your heart? it was in

manning? i'm capable of having children. and were you having sexual relations with your wife seven months prior to her attack? yes. but you took her word for it i knew abouthat before she told me. for how long? from the beginning? close to it. then it's fair to say you would know, probably if your wife was having an affair with yet another man? objection. that is totally irrelevant. i think we both know it's not, your honor. speak for yourself, ms. cabot. prove relevance quickly, or move on. is it at all possible your wife was having an affair that you didn't know about? no, absolutely not. how do you know this? i am aware of what goes on in my own house. so the only two people who could have possibly fathered nicole manning's child were yourself and kyle novacek. she told me it was him. people's four. this is the paternity test against nicole manning's child and kyle novacek proving that in fact mr. novacek is not the father. objection. so the logical deduction is that you were the father of your wife's child, dr. manning.

>>man: that's not enough. excellence should mean intolerance to insensitivity and that's what we've been calling for. >>reporter: they also responded to the report saying "any in schools is unacceptable and that's why we've implemented a reporting system that will ensure that every student's voice is heard. i am confident that the new leadership at boston latin will ensure all students are in an environment where they feel safe to learn." the school district says some of the staff involved will be disciplined. others will have to do additional training. district wide, they want to have a more deeper discussion about >>> and upton police make a disturbing discovery inside a home after neighbors complain about a horrible smell. officers still inside finding cats and filth. the night team's brandon live for us in upton. >>reporter: according to police and neighbors, there was a similar situation at this house five years ago but now they say the conditions inside this house are so disgusting the home is actually b

relation to man.eve in our capacity for self-government or whether we abandon the american revolution and confess that a little intellectual elite in a far distant capitalan plan our lives for us better than we can plan them ourselves. >> mann: the speech was called "a time for choosing," which may be ronald reagan's best speech ever, and that's saying a lot for ronald reagan, 'cause he gave a lot of great speeches. but this speech was a masterpiece. and it probably made the best case for barry goldwater that anybody, including barry goldwater, had made for himself. >> our democratic opponents seem unwilling to debate these issues. they want to make you and i believe that this is a contest between two men -- that we're to choose just between two personalities. well, what of this man that they would destroy? is he the brash and shallow and trigger-happy man they say he is? i knew him long before he ever dreamed of trying for high office, and i can tell you personally, i've never known a man in my life

manning the share of manning the share of writing off into the sunset how the city is saying goodbye to the top administrators who are supposed to enforce the will is a greeley west high school are under investigation tonight in fact they had to be escorted off campus this morning fox 31 denver's ashley michaels is lighting greeley tonight with the new information bold the principal and the assistant principal here are accused of mishandling paperwork that affects their performance reviews that this is not a crime but is rounded for an hr investigation shelley robbins on the left and john debolt on the writer to the top administrators at greeley west

(man on pa) '0 minus 40 minutes.' i'm sure your organization has briefed you on all these details, mr. muller. you keep talking about organizations there, vince. did you mean the grange or the 4-h? you remind me of dr. lavimore when we first brought him here. he kept protesting, until we paid a little visit to our conversation room. conver what? i didn't quite catch it. it's a room equipped with very interesting apparatus. ght call it a mental centrifuge. a device for separating fact from fantasy. oh!, that's where we're going now? yes, mr. muller. that's where we're going. you see, if our rocket-launching proves successful finding out what your organization is becomes an academic matter. but if not, the informa-- [dramatic music] [alarm continues] i'm disappointed in you. i thought you'd given up that prisoner of zenda escape nonsense. [music continues] how do you close the door, vince? - how do you close the door? - don't be an idiot. don't pull that lever! the door closes for good. you colossally stupid fool. you'r

peyton manning's here. have some respect. [ laughter ] >> steve: aw. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: guys, of course, the big news is the new hampshire primaries, which were held last night, and i want to say congratulations to bernie sanders and donald trump on winning for each of their parties. [ applause ] in his speech bernie said he couldn't have done it without the support of millions of americans, while trump was like, "this was all me. [ laughter ] [ applause ] you losers did nothing." >> jimmy: and we still have jeb bush, who's fighting to stay in the race. hitting his stride. in fact, one reporter said that jeb was getting, quote, "very loose, and when he's loose, he's on fire." [ laughter ] jeb said he knows people want t to see him get loose because the crowd is always yelling "looser, looser, looser." >> steve: no! [ applause ] >> jimmy: looser, you're -- one of the big surprises last night was ohio governor john kasich who came in second for the republicans. some celebritiesesre even starting to suppor

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black man. instead, they got ali. a man who would not conform regardless of the consequences. at the height of the vietnam war, ali refused to serve. declaring himself a conscientious objector and quarrel with them vietcong." >> this is this choice and you know every man has a choice of his own religion and beliefs. >> convicted of draft evasion, he was stripped of his heavyweight title and banned from boxing. > muhammad teaches us. >> for the next three years, he traveled around the country preaching the principles of islam. and speaking out on race relations. >> we black people in america are fighting the same common enemy. >> in 1970, his conviction was overturned. and ali now 30 years old, was allowed back into the ring. >> ali! >> with a couple of wins under his belt, his next opponent, current heavyweight champion joe frazier. >> an explosive left to the jaw and muhammad ali goes down. >> ali suffers his first professional defeat. determined to reclaim the title, he trains harder than ever

p>>man: are you feeling good? p>>man: amazing. p>> who can forget that? pthat's 15-year-old trefor the pmoment he woke up from heart ptransplant surgery. pthat was a few months ago and it pgave the teenager world wide pattention. pbut he's going to do something ositive with his platform. phow he's spreading the word pabout organ donation. p>>reporter: it's mid november pand for the first time in pmonths, trevor can breathe. pthe raw emotional moment reveals poverwhelming joy and relief. psharing it makes him proud. p>>man: i'm glad it's doing the pright thing and promoting organ pdonation. pthat's what i wanted it to do. p>>reporter: and that's what he phe's back at his old stopping pground talking to kids about pheart health and organ donation. phe seems to have a bad cold but pthe truth is, he is suffering pfrom severe heart failure from pan undiagnosed heart defect. p>>man: it was pushing down on my plung and i couldn't breathe pgood. p>>reporter: he left with a pdonated heart and huge scar. pthat's quite a battle scar. p>>man: yeah. p>>reporter: are y

this ain't real man. some hard ass [ bleep ]. >>> cincinnati, ohio was an early american boom town who's seen its up and downs. and just like any big city, crime is an issue in boom times or bust. and if you are arrested in cincinnati, you most likely end up spending some time at the hamilton county justice center. >> be home soon, baby. >> most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only accuse of crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. but if any of them break the rules here, they will end up in the disciplinary segregation unit, sometimes referred to as the hole. >> this is the hole. we have people for fighting, for stealing. >> inmates here lose all their privileges, including visitation and must spend 23 hours a day in the single-person well with one hour to use the shower a day or call on phones. but even in such a tightly controlled area, violence can still erupt. >> two inmates for fighting. >> somebody got clocked. >> hard to tell you all what happened. i can't

man steerial on the field. on message off peyton manning has been pro football's plu-perfect ambassador, the nfl's great entertainer. consistency out of peyton manning. his professionalism says a lot about who he and is what he's doneor the national football league. >> reporter: week after week for 18 seasons with the indianapoli colts and then with the broncos, orchestrating the thrilling moments that have sustained the sport's popularity. like thecolts' super bowl 41 win in the rain. off the field a perennial pitchman. >> check out our new epic meats pizzb. >> reporter: papa john. mastcard. do i really look like this >> reporter: singing for nationwide. >> i've always told players, certain players are stars in our league. we know who they are. but there's a unique few that are celebrities. peyton manning's a celebrity. hehe bigger than a star. >> reporter: even crossing over on "saturday night live." showing a true pererrmer's comic gifts. >> i'll kill a snitch. i'm not saying i have, i'm not saying i haven't

thankfully the man says no one was hit. we reached out to metro to see if anyone was arrested in connection to the shooting, but we are still waiting to hear back. the man wanted in connection to a series of bombings in new york and new jersey is now recovering in the hospital to figure out if he was working alone. a bar owner in new jersey called 9- 1-1 yesterday because there was a man sleeping in his hallway. the responding officer immediately recognized him as the bombing suspect. as soon as he woke up, he opened fire on the cop. (harinder bains/ bar owner) "after that the whole thing took maybe 30 seconds, once went towards door whole thing happened so fast, because right away he went to his gun.// i was shaking a little, when cop pulled out his gun, at that point in time i realized, ok this is th here you see him running down the street, gun in hand. he was eventually taken down by officers returning fire. two officers were injured in the shootout, but police say they will make a full recovery. the bombing suspect is

tracks to stop the train in time not to hit the man but that is when the man started climbing on topthe trying also surely will be looking at how the camera that one person from the railing the system like this ever again the bus bridge is still running every 15 minutes was in a few buses here, but commuters on what committees have been asking why they cannot just use force to get the man of the train the opposite say they do not want to injure him they don't want a fight to ensue on top of this trained the they don't want injured officers or the man because the train is 20 ft. high. >>reporter:. >>robin winston: the have to rely on the bus bridge to see what bus bridges are available for those trying to the to the area pick this south to this is happening at first and components tree you can hop on the bosporus and civic center that will give you some of that activity. >>reporter: their sunglass is happening in the reflection of the sun go on but not everywhere in the bay area of us will the competency martina's there was some heavy rain happen we're in the metro area is in the cent

the man never asked for money. >>a man died in washington state after severe weather swept through. wind gusts knocked over a treat that fell over a vehicle. a toddler was found in the backseat alive. the severe weather is also blamed for knocking out power to more than 200,000 people. >>> people in california are brought heavy rains and high winds . the storm knocked out trees -- knocked down trees and power lines. after today they are going to have dryer warmer weather. it is in the forecast for them. i know they can't wait for that. that same system also dumped snow in northern california. about a foot and a half of snow fell in some places and then another round fell on top of that. that could cause major problems on the roads for drivers in that area but it is great for skiers.>> very true. >>> a random act of kindness captured in a picture going viral. >> it was between a teenager and a homeless man and baltimore. the picture shows stephen watkins kneeling and praying for the homeless man's. the 18-year-old was listening to music on the way home from school and he felt like he

the car slammed >> man: an extremely loud bang. it was really loud. it was pretty gruesome, it really was. it is a pretty serious accident. the car was b you cannot even tell what it was. >> more than 12 hours after the horrific accident on the lynnway which left two people that come into the console not believe what he saw. >> man: it was pretty surprising, very surprising, to see. accident. >> police tell 7news just after 2:00, someone called 911 than an suv somehow lost control and slammed int a dunkin' donuts. the man and woman inside the car were killed instantly. troopers are investigating the deadly frack that will not see what caused it. however, the 25-year-old said this speed appeared to be effected. >> man: look like it had lost control. to be going that fast and hitting the side of the building the way it was. >> back here live on the lid way, you can see quick dry all over the roadway here as the cause of the crash is still being investigated tonight. asked to call state police. in lynn, kelly o'hara, 7news. >> and tur

>> peyton manning, by the way, i think it's peyton manning for now on. let's get that out of the way. once you go to the legend, you don't go back. >> is that what they say? >> something like that. >> it was interesting how it all played out today. it was going to be brock osweiler under all circumstances except one that the team made five turnovers. >> i will not give you a letter of apology, drew. >> why not? >> because i said if brock didn't play well, if his offense we'd see peyton manning. i didn't say it on the show. >> oh, did you? can you send me that audio reporting? [ laughter ] >> un less he plays worse than any other quarterback in history. of course that was going to be the case. you said they would never go back to peyton manning, when you're done you're done, because that's how i said did you ever play the worst game of your life? you said yes. i said did you play it again the next time? there wasn't a next time and that's going to be the case for peyton was your opinion. >> i also said about peyton, he was the best plan b in the league. h

peyton manning's a celebrity. he's bigger than a star. >> reporter: even crossing over on "saturday night live." showing a true performer's comic gifts. >> i'll kill a snitch. i'm not saying i have, i'm not saying i haven't. you know what i mean. >> the hilariously cynical peyton a far cry from the boy who idolized archie manning, a legendary qb. >> who's your favorite football player? >> my dad. >> growing up i had my hero in my house. >> reporter: the mannings on their way to becoming a beloved nfl football dynasty. >> are you going to be a football player when you grow up? >> uh-huh. >> the legacy of the manning family starts with their father, archie manning, who i played against when he was with the new orleans saints. he wasn't on a very good football team but he was an excellent quarterback. the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. i've always said this. home. when you think about the manning family it starts with archie, his beautiful wife, how they raised their children. knowing that these guys are going

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>>man: not guilty. >>reporter: prosectors say the 55-year-old from newton plowed this suv deep into the sweet the crash killing two people. 7 others were hurt. castler has multiple sclerosis, his defense attorney arguing that may have played a role. >>man: the gentleman suffers from multiple sclerosis, he has for 27 years and we all know the effects of it. >>reporter: the prosectors say he was not suffering from an episode, was speeding, and did not >>man: the defendant's vehicle was accelerating with the engine revving at its highest rpms. >>reporter: they did not comment while castler walks right by reporters outside of court. he was released on personal recognizances and ordered not to drive. but he couldn't any way because after the crash. he'll be back in court next month. >>> the night team turning to the forecast. the rain has cleared out for the most part after a soggy start to the workweek. >> yeah, adam, there was a whole lot of rain earlier today. the whistler picked up more than two inches o

>> man: i'd say if dr. king disappointed he was pushing for the same issues he was serving for in 1968. police brutality. i think he'd be pushing for the same things in 1968. >> what do you think dr. king would say about the divided politics that we have and what we've been witnessing the last year. you mentioned black lives matter. how do you think he would look at this? would he say that we haven't travelled anywhere? >> man: i think when you look at his writings and his speeches, he expected to have things confrontational. i think he was much more oriented. if you talk about how he would perceive things today? and so we're just fighting on another day and not seeing results. that's where his leadership would be very important and impactful today if he were still here. >> what do you think? the political divide we have today, the politics of 2016, what do you think dr. king would have to say about that? >> woman: dr. king, in his day, was pretty radical and it's interesting as we sit back and watch what's

gave him the shirt off his back to keep the man warm. the good samaritan also brought over a knit cap to put on him. he even went as far to ask if he needed the video of this random act of kindness has already been watched more than six million times. and speaking of stripping down-- thousands of people who boarded new york subways on sunday participated in the 15-th annual no pants subway ride. participants enter the subway car fully clothed-- but once the "doors close, they take-off their pants! the event happens every january. it started in 2002 as a prank from the "improv everywhere" group-- but has now grown >> dr. neville: it's good news. it's fantastic, actually. according to your blood panel, your body is absorbing the drug protocol. [ sighs ] oh, well. excellent. good work, simon. thank you for that resounding approbation, ms. abbott. >> ashley: good work, simon. >> dr. neville: ashley, look at me. ashley! what's wrong? >> ashley: nothing. i'm just focusing on something else. >> dr. neville: mm, see, here's the thing. you. i mea

man i'm going to miss y'all brothers, man. i'm going to miss y'all so much, man. man.like family to me, man, you know what i'm saying? y'all like family. it's going to be hard for me now. whew. >> he got used to having us come in every day. asking how he was doing and see what he had going on that day and now he wasn't going to have that interaction any more. the one source of human contact he had was going away, and i think it really hit him. >> quiet man. i miss brian, too, man. i miss brian, man. for real, man. all right? >> though at times kelly's future seemed hopeless, he got a chance for the fresh start he longed for. but it would be a very fresh start. following our shoot, he pled guilty to his latest drug charges and was sentenced to time served. but there was a twist to his sentence as well. utilizing the georgia law that allows for banishment, kelly has been banned from stepping foot in savannah or the rest of chatham county for a period of 15 years. the jail official who heard from him says he's resettled in another state and is doing well. >>> coming up --

were lowered in the hold to pull the man out. he is now recovering from minor injuries. harvard and its dining workers coming to a tentative agreement. the strike has come to a halt after nearly three weeks of picketing. according to the head of the union agreement will now be sent to a subcommittee and all workers will be able to vote on the deal on wednesday. the workers went on strike earlier this month seeking higher wages hoping to prevent any changes to their health benefits. his cruiser was rear ended is calling for people to vote know on question 4 which would lead to the legalization of recreational marijuana. >> i don't feel i can gain anything from it. i think we're, there is going to be more accidents. there is going to be more fatalities push are going to have families that are going to be without their loved ones because we're putting people at risk. >> ryan: trooper thomas clardy was killed. the driver who hit him was medical marijuana patient. the yes on 4 campaign responded releasing a statement which read in par

this is the man they are looking for. he's described as an older white man with a thin build either white or salt and pepper colored hair. if you have information ever information call crime stoppers. >> dana: tributes continue today for castro after his death at wall tributes since his death was announced friday night. former cuban leaders remains will be brought to revolution plaza today and a mass public ceremony is planned for tomorrow. castro chose to be cremated. his ashes will be taken around cuba on sunday. most people have been staying home and off the street during nine days of mourning that >> michelle: gonzalez the cuban boy that was involved in a custody battle 16 years ago in miami is mourning the death of castro. a man he compared to a father. back in 1999 he was found floating on an intertube off the coast. his mother and others died trying to get to the united states from cuba. his case became another battle return to his foreand grandparents in cuba. at the age of 22 he's talking about him. he remembers

ain't got time for the old man. every year, i buy these doodads for 'em just like when they was little. and you know what? i wind up keeping 'em for myself. got nobody to give 'em to. them young'uns. got no place and no time for the old man. oh, well. - all i can say about that stew is it's hot. - mister? mister, i need a room. - well, i'm sorry. we're all out of rooms. - well, any place. any place at all. i can pay. - told you, we're all filled up. - well, wait. just let me explain. i'm sorry he doesn't have a room for you. i'm sorry he also doesn't have a room for me. will you get me another plate of that stew? - mister, i know it don't do no good, but i do beg your pardon. - well, son, you're probably just as tired, as cold and as hungry as i am. is the stew is hot. - well, i couldn't eat right now. thanks anyway. - hey, mister, bet you five bucks you can't do this. (raucous laughter) - don't have a room. you think you can make it? - no. please. please. , son? you bring her on inside. we'll get her a room. - come

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you can see from the abington's man was shot the man sustained a large gash to his forehead from the impact of the crash. macaluso was arrested and put behind bars. police say the two passengers in his car were lucky because they walked away uninjured. >> man: we just hope that everybody learns from this. and we are thankful that our officer is okay. >> kelly o'hara, seven news, today in new england. >>> following up with the east boston police officers injured in a shoot off recently, officer matt moore was shot in the leg and lost a lot of blood, released from mass general hospital on saturday. he will get more treatment at the boston spaulding rehab center as well, and richardson boston police commissioner williams evans said he is obviously happy to see these officers on the road to recovery. officers morrison and telework both shot during a shoot out on october 12. the suspect identified as kirk figaro opened fire on police with an assault rifle and handguns is a responded to the scene. investigators say they were looking into a fight between figaro and his roommate. the suspect

to coachhpeyton manning. nobody worked harder at the game than peyton manning." if you can't get close to a television we'll stream it for and also by downloading the free denver 7 app. >>> we're following breaking news out of denver. multiple agencies now looking for the driver-a stolen car who they say ran into the wood haven apartments. police certained but did not find anyone. -- searched but did not find anyone. >>> ed to begins a serious crack down on the homeless population downtown. lindsay watts joins us live with more. lindsay. >> reporter: , `>> well we're having obviously trouble there with lindsay's microphone. the homeless camps are unsafe is what thecy is the city is saying. officials say there are enough services that people shouldn't be on the streets, so they are taking drastic steps to get it cleaned up. in a few hours the city will start posting fliers, tell them to get their stuff up off the street then tomorrow they will step is a written citation and then they could get arrested after t

>> man: yes ma'am. >> man: >> woman: is everyone other billing. >> man: not yet. >> woman: get everyone out of the building. >> reporter: for hours they battled the fire. >> man: i kept smelling something i thought someone was burning leaves. >> woman: i saw flames shoot up. it was scary i live not too far away. >> reporter: the building built in 1950s was left with major smoke and fire damage including partial roof collapse. it was because electrical malfunction about the kitchen. >> woman: i went there more than i went to any other store. >> reporter: the loss cannot be quantified by $?speakr8? it was stores convenient to me across lack of traffic. >> reporter: neighbors believe bnd is around. >> man: it means a lot. especially for the older people that's around here. they don't get around to far. >> reporter: neighbors hope this piece of the community is not gone forever. >> man: will be missed in that sense. >> reporter: it's still unclear what they'll do next. whether they will go ahead and rebuild depends on damage inside. >> anchor: thank you haley >>> we have a news alert from c

>>man: daddy. >>reporter: cayden's dad home and thought he'd plan a quiet surprise so he reached out to the principal. five minute in and out of the classroom, i didn't want to disrupt the school or class at all. >>reporter: after a year of the kids and sergeant chin writing letters back and forth, this school wanted something more. >>man: we thought it was important to have an assembly in honor of sergeant chin for serving our country. >>man: just seeing him smile after so long, it's just overwhelming. >>woman: what have you been telling everyone? >>man: t soon. >>woman: but you didn't know today, did you? >>man: no. >>reporter: his dad, reading a story to his second grade class and then living with his son and wife to surprise his three-year-old daughter. >>man: it's all smiles. it makes the sacrifices that the military families make, it's all worth it in the long run. >>woman: how do you feel right now? >>man: happy. >> this was sergeant chin's second deployment but the first the rundown here, i

they used is -- the cops used a swat team to talk to the man while he barricaded a man of the house. when that failed, they used tear gas,/bank, and a robot. they said that he charged them with a knife and so deputies opened fire. let's take a look at traffic and weather for this monday. >>> we're looking pretty good for the morning commute. temperatures in the low to midshipman 70s. most areas are up in the upper 60s and lower 70s to the north. we had a shower rolled through and a couple of thunderstorms yesterday, but we are nice -- we are left with a nice window that will result in partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. big changes in the extended forecast. will talk about that tropics in a few minutes.>>> good morning everybody. an update on the crash we've been talking about all morning in st. pete. it happened at twenty-eighth avenue in the south. it looks like my slides are not quite working. the crash is clear. no longer an issue there. we also have a slowdown on the veterans expressway and check me out on twitter. i will tell you all about that. >>> the reality is one in fou

who was thrown to the man. kelsey thomas is live with a play by play of what happened. >> reporter: well, the good news this afternoon, the roads are back open to drivers out here. this is an investigation that involves two crime scenes. 30 minutes of terror and a su desperate to get away. a cadillac dealership in henderson turns into a crime scene. it all starts miles away at this am/pm on fremont and eastern. nhp says at 7:15 this morning, a woman is getting her car washed when a 28-year-old man steals her toyota. >> this surveillance video shows the suspect stalking her to her vehicle. reverse with the door open. >> reporter: 12 minutes later a trooper spots the stolen car on the 95. the man behind the wheel driving fast and dangerous. >> striking other vehicles, he was running over curbs. he was in a desperate attempt to get away. >> reporter: the trooper gives chase. the suspect eventually stopping ten miles away at finley cadillac in henderson. >> at this point, his car is on rims. he's ran over curbs. he

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