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dog walkers reported being happier after taking a walk twice a day. taking your pet out could help you with that five extra poinds pounds you might want to lose. a pet owner briskly walking their dog for 30 minutes exceeds 150 minimum physical activity. >> they also say that rolling over and letting people rub your belly, same effect. >> that's creepy. >> maybe i made that up. that might not be a study. >> is it going to be good weather this weekend for that? >> today yes, tomorrow no, sunday, monday, yes. >> there you go. >> and we're done. no. the dog walking today is going to be really, really happy when i walk my dogs. it's nice to see them happy too. anyhowh 69 degrees in washington. 62 gaithersburg. we're cool this morning but closely watching harvey as a tropical depression over tennessee. a lot of the rain now in kentucky. we're seeing the cloud cover from it. so for today, cloudy and cool. harvey rain gets here tomorrow. sunday and monday looking pretty good. a closer look at the area. the clouds will stay with us. it will help to hold the te

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there was a woman walking on a trail fear this electrical station. it comes out to random hills road here in fair oak. it's off the main road. and she was grabbed from behind and sort of a bear hug and groped. we learned tonight around 7 p.m. jeremiah tolly 21-year-old from fair favrm was arrested and charged with abduction with intent to defile and also with sexual assault. police are now working to determine whether he may be connected to similar cases that happened over the past two weeks. and there were five other women who say they were also on trails or walking the area when a man approached them from behind and touched buttocks. so this most recent incident was a step up from what we had been seeing with five previous and police working to determine whether they may be linked and whether this man jeremiah tolly may be responsible. at the same time they're asking if there's anyone else in this area who feel that they may have been a victim and if they may contact police as well. jeremiah tall low arrested and khaned in yesterday's case. police

>> take the dog for a walk. and then she was going to the store to buy for christmas morning breakfast tomorrow. she was going to make gingerbread cookies for tonight. >> he didn't have that sense of urgency that you would expect, that you saw from other people. >> have you guys -- you guys haven't had any problems, marriage problems? >> no. >> everything's good? >> uh-huh. >> you been married four years? >> yeah. >> he just doesn't seem like the guy whose wife is missing. >> reporter: while scott seems cool, calm and collected, laci's parents make an emotional plea for their daughter's safe return. >> whoever has her, please, please, please let her go. bring her back to us. >> we love her so much. we want her back. please. let us have her back. >> scott was always in the background, he always gave the excuse he didn't want it to be ab to be on laci. >> if your wife or husband or baby were missing, what would you do? to find them? how far would you go? to the end of the effort? earth? to the local tv station? wh

i read how he took a walk every day to get his machinery going so i tried to take a walk every day, usually first thing in the morning and have breakfast, i love breakfast, the most important meal of the day, the most delicious and go to work, try to get to the office and work all morning and come in for lunch, see if there are any phone calls or messages, then go back to work and work every day, 7 days a week and the time goes by faster that way and anything i do. i love my work, i don't play golf, i don't play tennis. i am not a big sailor. i just enjoy my work. i love to paint, i am often sketching or painting particularly when the weather is good. and in the evening we have dinner and i usually read for a while after dinner and go to bed. a good day. if i have had a particularly productive day, have written two pages, typewritten, doublespaced pages that i consider all right for the time being at least and when i finish a chapter usually around 25, 35 pages, i put all those pages together and if it is good whether i find a nice comfortable outdoor chair to sit under a tree and i show th

patrick was a walk on back who earned a scholarship. here's a 13-yard score. patterson dropping a dime. metcalf, 71 yards,, second- quarter play, leading 16-7 after missing an extra point. seems score in the third. touchdown, 19 yards, 16-14 got three minutes left, patterson goes to cameron,, he returns 31 yards for the game, clinching pick six, bears get 3-0, 27 took 27 took 16 for the final from berkeley. still dealing with 12. utah against san jose state. second-quarter, already second-quarter, already 16-3. tyler and carrington, pass and catch like that, making it 20 3-34 san jose state. late in the third quarter, fourth touchdown for game. singleton as they said, doing 54-16 for the position. >> matthew mcconnaughhay, showing some love, heavy underdogs tying 24, second overtime, and chase mcgrath, he will never pay for a meal in los angeles for a while. 43-yard field goals and we are done. 27-24, trojans victory. and florida gators fans thought oh no, overtime against fc. tied at twenty, 20, philippe a frank losing a 53-yard hail mary for cleveland,, what

police say when church was getting out a man wearing a mask walked up with a gun and shot a woman has she was getting into her car and she died. then is he walked into the church and started shooting. police say six people were hit. one man trying to stop him was pistol whipped. now this is the man police say is the shooter. his name is emanuel sampson. police says he also hot himself. right now out of the hospital and being charged for murder and attempted murder. >>> now on the latest for survivors in puerto rico. engineers inspected a dam fearing it could burst. and today jennifer lopez is donating $1 million to relieve efforts. she has family in puerto rico. we caught up to a volunteer about to leave for puerto rico. and also a celebration turned into a chariot event. nbs 10 joins us on the ben franklin parkway tonight. andrea. >> reporter: well, denise this could not have come at a more crucial time. what we saw is puerto rico resilience on display. and using this to raise money for the island. . this year puerto rico fes cal continued to be a celebration. but there was also a se

i usually try to take a walk every day. i love brake fast. i love breakfast, not only the most important meal of the day but often the most dell schuss and i go to go to work. i try to get to the office at 8:30. i work all morning. i come in for lunch, see if there are any phone calls, messages and i have some lunch. i go back to work. i work every day, very often seven days a week. and the time goes by faster that way than anything i do. i love my work. w i don't, i don't play golf. i don't play tennis. i'm not a big say lore. i just enjoy my work. i love to paint, i'm often sketching or painting, particularly when the weather's good. and then at the evening we have dinner and i usually read for a while after dinner. and go to bed. it's a good day. if i have a particularly productive day, i have written two pages, typewritten, double spaced pages that i consider all right for the time-being at least.consid and then when i finish a chapter, usual around 25 or 35 pages, i put all the pages together. if it is good weather i find a nice, comfort

you can see the man wearing a fedex shirt ... walk up to the home... appears to be holding an envelope in his hand. when he gets to the front door ... he takes a small package out of the mailbox. he then takes the larger box sitting on the doorstep... and casually walks off. (steve) the u-s government has already spent a record two point three billion dollars fighting wildfire this year. and the season is not over yet. hot and dry weather across the western u-s has fueled one of the worst fire seasons in a decade. and now the most expensive. fires have charred more than 13-thousand square miles. that's an area nearly ádoubleá the size of the áentireá bay area. and there are still dozens of major fires still burining in ten states. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.(steve) kron-4's chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here now with the forecast dry weather through the weekend. temperatures are forecast to warm slightly on friday and saturday, but then cool beginning sunday. much cooler weather, and locally blustery cond

what about taking a walk while you speak with a therapist? this is a growing trend. can't tell you how i feel about something in 140 characters. i can kind of. >> walk and talk therapy is exactly what is sounds like. rather than being enclosed we have a walk outside. you know this is how i should be approaching it. yet i'm shutting that out right now. for some clients, coming to therapy in an office setting is intimidating. walking side-by-side, clients are a little more free to express themselves. >> it makes me just open up a little different and it makes the conversation seem more natural. >> i maintain their confidentiality. if we are a little too close to others, we will stop for a minute and let people pass. >> i'm an outdoors guy by nature. i like to garden and i like being active, so this is just a natural fit for me. the park itself is really part of the therapy process. when i had therapy in the past and you go into an office, it just feels sterile. >> when we are out walking, we are moving forward and it's the exact same thing we are doing in the therapy pr

they had to pass through a metal detector. walking through security and arrested for a brawl.>> they do not believe any conservative thoughts. they are gangsters. this is their turf.>> officials questioned whether free speech week was ever real. we asked the member if it was a ruse.>> we planned for this for weeks and weeks and weeks. it is important to the students. there is members on the mailing list but only 20,. >> speakers such as steve o'bannon never agreed to attend.>> i have no comment.>> he appeared on the steps of the plaza. officials stay -- say he stayed for 20 minutes and left.>> he is signing autographs. he spoke a little bit.>> he apologized for the nature of the events. it is not really his fault.>> you are not allowed to speak or bring fascism and organize on the campus expect they were pleased with the outcome of the peaceful events and marches. the question is how often the university is willing to do this.>> should a student group have the ability to schedule four straight days of events it? should there be a cert

david peralta to force in the winning run a"walk of walk" for the d'backsfinal4-3 d'backsgiants 97th loss they will lose 100 games if they go 0-for-3 against the padres starting friday otheer season tjhey've lost 100 in 1985) the final home game of the season for the a'sthe team band was out at the coliseum this afternoonbottom 9th/ 5-5 tiemark cahna the cal product takes it all the way onto the stairs in left field a walk -off home run!and of course after the game cahna knew it was coming the pie in the face then the water then the gatoraidefinal: 6-5 a's the world champs are officially back in the playoffsin the officially back champs are the world the world champs are officially back in the playoffsthe chicago cubs beat the st. louis cardinals 5-1 tonight to clinch the national league's central division titleunlike last season the cubs don't have the best record in baseball in fact they only have the 4th best in the national league but they are still back in the postseason to defend their world series title meanwhile brian hoyer and the 0-and-3 49ers also in

if you knew gus, you wouldn't >> gus's life was taken by a hit-and-run driver as he made his daily walk to the produce market to check out the day's fruits and vegetables. >> appears to be a hit and run. what we do know is that the vehicle appears to be a silver sedan that has front end and windshield damage. >> he knew hip m as a great friend. >> wasn't about being pc. it was about beating that guy outee o forha tt artichoke that you wanted to get. >> one on harrison. another on noriega andhe t flagship store in the haight. he said he made a point of hiring people from the community. he said he wasn't subtle when he thought something was important. >> he was relentless in his outreach to my office for sure. it was always about the community and how you work the resolve an issue. >> the mayor made this statement. gus made the sail early morning walk for 35 years and may not have known it was in what walk san francisco calls a high injury corridor. >> they make up about 13% of all our streets but they account for over 75% of severe and fatal crashes. >> gus was 57 years old. in san franc

let's go for a walk on the tracks. it is there. >> reporter: how do you get through to teenagers? tell them this. a train weighs a few thousand tons. when it hits a human building, it's like a car running over a soda can. >> if it hits you, you're going to die. >> it's like putting on a blind fold, and stepping into the roadway. >> reporter: tracks that include metro rails are even more lethal. >> metro tracks have a third rail of electrified current running through them. it can literally kill you. >> let's protect our kids. that's what this is all about. >> reporter: in burke, peggy fox, wusa9. >> lots to think about there. it is also illegal to cross train tracks, and just being on them is enough to get you a trespass charge. >>> this just sounds like a idea. witnesses in waco, texas, say a bus tried to make it through the railroad crossing before the train went by, when it got struck. that bus came within inches of colliding with a passenger train. one student claims unruly teens on the bus, kept the driver, who is elderly, from hearing the train coming. that was the end result

a bit. have you heard the one about the alien who walks into a bar and says... mmm, i'll have a blue milk.glass... now, as impressive as this bizarre setup looks, these motion—capture suits and stages are actually the standard way that industrial light & magic uses actors to give realistic movements to computer—generated principal characters. thank you very much. no worries! you were very frightening. ah, good. i mean, he's a nice dad, i think, jalien. even the fact that jalien here is being rendered in real time for the director to see during the performance is not in itself new. what is brand—new here is the live rendering ofjethro's facial expressions. you know, our big focus was around the face and being able to capture the face at the same time as the body. and we can determine what expressions are happening each frame, and then directors can see that live and make decisions on if the character is working as a character, whether his expressions need to change in terms of the model. in order to process an actor's expressions quickly enough, only one face cam and a few mo—cap dots are u

a man and woman walked out of the wooden a man opened fire. kristin hern died at the hospital and left hypothetical a husband and young son. police charged and caught the shooter with urd manyer. >> a van slammed into a group of pedestrians in what police are calling a freak accident. >> 5:30 outside pen station. >> near 7 and west 33 midtown were struck and rushed to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries and when police arrived on the scene they say the driver appeared dazed and investigators say the vanessa gas pedal got stuck on a matt and so far the driver was not charged. >> choseer to home d.c. police are investigate ising twoy vat crimes in southeast today. a triple shooting and the attempted robbery of atm. >> let's start with shooting it happened overnight mlk jr. avenue and three men were shot two in the leg and another in the arm and no word on their conditions. the video shows a pickup truck in the area at theim alleged robbery. >> and still ahead, new developments in the case of two maryland teenagers accused of raping c

this weekend there is no excuse not to get outside and go for a walk or do some exercise. storm scan three looking fantastic. in problems, high pressure in control. maria departed the scene. we have a secondary cold front that we're watching right about here, another push of cool air, you can see the effect of the cloud and showers, behind that front, and that is an indication oven colder air in the upper atmosphere that we will get here over the weekend and that is why saturday is chillier and is there a chance for pop up shower. temperatures right now feeling comfortable, 75 at the airport sixty-eight in allentown. we are at a cool 57 in mount pocono. dover at 74. millville at 75 degrees. it is cool, autopsy cross great lakes with temperatures in the 60's right now but warming backup in the des moines and st. louis. reenforceing shot of cool air right about here though and that will spread through great lakes region through end of the week and get here tomorrow night into saturday. so, winds are out of the north and west, that is keeping us cool, we have got winds, 15 to

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a business. walk intoresting, you administrative department or the billing department, just how big are. you know, if you walk in any hospital, and you really look around, you see -- ost: i think shane was disconnected. apology for that. powell howard, take what he go ght to the table and ahead. guest: absolutely. the u.s. no doubt complicated. if you look at other systems and again, once you have seen one international health care system, you have seen one, there are differences between all of them. other systems like national health system in the u.k., and hospitals are employed by the government. they ration access to care and medicines and surgeries and things simply because they have a set budget year to year nd they do not go above the budget, which causes waiting lists. the frustration in the u.s. is undoubtedly physician and hospitals having to deal with ultiple insurance issues and multiple administrative issues, eats up a lot of time. a headache forly them, i understand it. of hospitals ity

and-- i can take john for a walk, let him loose on the cliffs. ( laughs ) and he has a good time andthe empty cliffs with the people of his imagination. and then i come back and help with the washing up. >> kroft: le carrÉ was created by cornwell in 1961, out of necessity, not choice. it happened during his first career as a spy for british intelligence, both at home and abroad. to satisfy a creative urge, he began writing fiction on his commute to work and during lunchtime. why did you need a pen name? >> le carrÉ: ah, well, a hard, practical reason. i was still in secret harness, as you might say. i wrote my first three books from inside the intelligence world. the books had to be approved by my masters, and were. but a condition was, i had to choose a pen name. so i went to my publisher. >> kroft: his publisher preferred short and snappy. cornwell wanted something interesting, mysterious and french. >> le carré: i've told many lies about how it came about, because i truly don't clearly remember. but i think i wanted, architecturally, a name in three, in three parts. and i thought

a grown woman jump on the spot and she's doing it. >> kick pop. >> the best interaction is this one. >> why are you walking like a maniac. >> he's pulledke a maniac. but this kid has so much time and listens. >> as just do a quick practice what you can. watch me first. >> try to teach him how to walk properly. >> enjoying myself going out for a stroll prp t. try it. go ahead. >> let's do a practice walk. okay. >> can you walk like that from now on. thank you. have a good time. >> the guy says more. >> i didn't notice how i normally walked. >> it's a little manacle. >> he's so in character people go along with it. >> i love ya, i love you. >> the guy is a genius. >> i am your father. >> okay. >> yeah. >>> thanks for joining us today. rightthisminute.com has a lot more fun stuff to keep you occupied or catch us on the all new "rtm." ls) (carmen townsend's "without my love" playing) (gail) so romantic. (thud) uh, what was that? (nick) i don't want to know. ♪ give her a go ♪ still busted broke, there's no bankin' on this ♪ ♪ heart of gold ow! sorry. just a nail. okay? just a nail. ♪ if she could be as loyal as the low fuel light ♪ ♪ loyal

he's a walk on. >> saw him kicking in practice. the limits of his range is around 48 yards. >> second down to the 48. 30 seconds to play. darnold in trouble. darnold and the pass. and caught! down at the 30! 21-yard gain. and sc spikes it. they're in range. for a field goal. >> in range, but it is still the limits. they have 22 seconds. no time-outs. darnold cannot throw the ball short of the first down inside the numbers. he does that and it is likely to end the game, unless they can get a spike quickly. >> second and 10. at the 31. 22 seconds to go. darnold looking over the middle mitchell with the catch! and he's down at the 10. steven mitchell. with the 21-yard pickup >> 14 seconds. you have at least one, maybe two shots at the end zone before they come out and try to attempt the game tying field goal. no time out for usc. the drive started at the 35. the first and 10. darnold. fires-- and incomplete. >> burnett. eight seconds to go. >> great pressure from that texas defense. it started with their middle linebacker. malic jeffe

the other thing that happened, she had a lifelong interest. the walk-through states where women have the right to vote and she's very interested in women having riots and that was transformative for her. basically, the book is not making a judgment. it's telling that story and it gives room for men and women to decide what they think about a woman like this in their own life. but i did like was the sponsors first two women, so was not a worse way between men and women. it was something that was radically wrong and we've done it every trail to try and find the sponsors. i wanted the history channel to do it because it is the story that deserves it all the

be prepared for a longer commute as the morning goes on. >> don't forget the children walking. >> roughlyalf a million kids, almost half a million kids across the region going back to school today. >> be ready for that. >> good morning, everybody. >> hi. >> welcome back. >> thanks. good to see you. you look so nice. i'm eun yang. we're working for you on what is already a busy morning for a lot of families out there. wtop's jack taylor is going to look at the traffic impact. we've warned you about this as kids head back to school today. >> uh-oh, lauryn is here. >> what is that supposed to >> happy back to school. they brought me in talking about this hurricane. a lot going on in the weather center. come in and it's craziness. not today. today is kind of quiet in our area. >> yes. we have thunderstorms later this afternoon. the good news, they won't be here until the afternoon hours. we're all quiet on the radar currently. the storms are to the west an northwest. after the afternoon bus stop time, that's when we'll start to see showers and storms rolling in. 72 right now, washington. 67 d

treacherous walk ona walking. this is a treacherous walk on a sunny walking. a sunny day and now they have to go over obstacles such as telephone wires and transformers. parts of the road look like the beach. it is a dangerous situation and people don't have food. they don't have water. and they don't have shelter. they have another storm coming and whether it is a direct hit or not, they will be affected. the ex—pat community, they don't have a lot of places to go. one, everything is destroyed there. but yes, their holes are elsewhere and they do want to leave, but again, you need to have a safe exit and entry into the territory. it isa territory. it is a truly horrifying picture that you paint. we appreciate you talking to us. thank you very much. he is not on the island at the moment, but clearly describing the picture there. three raf flights have been despatched to the caribbean — as the government steps up the relief effort to the british overseas territories that have been devastated by hurricane irma. a royal fleet auxiliary ship which has delivered si

now earlier today the mayor was out on a neighborhood walk over in the fifth district. we had a photographer there and we wanted to get mayor's reaction of 16-year-old sophomore from ballou high school she d and she did not have a report on that. now this is the 1st homicide of the year. and that's compared to 102 at the same time from last year. live in south east, paul wagner, "fox5 local news". >> massage therapist is under awest tonight accused of inappropriately touching a client during a massage. it happened yesterday massage envy in tenly town. kristin law on is live with details. >> shawn, charging documents tell a very graphic story about what happened inside this massage envy you see here this past sunday afternoon take a look at the screen on the charges document according to those a woman was getting a massage or massage the therapist bent over and touched her again tallies. she demanded him to stop and leave the room and eventually he left and then right then and there she immediately left message envy and called 911. he is maintaining his innocence. he told

a walk to danny murphy brings home a run and that gets today's gio gonzalez off for the walk. d another over done celebration from him yes celebrating another loss. nats put up a six snot eighth and walk away with win 7-atlanta. speaking of walk giants taking on rockies. balanced dude vince gomez springs to action. sprinz in own way. he makes it up over over the mound on his way he'll get there he's 82. while everyone waits players laughing it took him over a minute an a half to get to the ball and get it to a fan this whole t two pitches later, oh, no, same spot. all right. here goes vince. >> do it again. >> got to do it again. >> and no giant parker had enough of that he comes oaf and gives him a hand and throws the ball in the stands and mr. gomez has a laugh on there. >> i love that. >> i do, too. >> i loved it everyone waited umpire came out and they were waiting and he got a standing ovation. >> why let all the kids have fun. >> he's been doing it three years he's 8 and keep going. >> let him do it. >> thanks, brody. >> fox news at 11. >> i love it too. that's great stuf

they were followed in those long-gone days as a walk co -- walk co group as opposed to today. i don't not today. they were kind of john birchers with weapons. they were looking for a face, someone who could represent the nra and make them all plausible, more acceptable, and easier to align with. they approached heston, who was essentially out of work, and they said, look, we'd like you to come to this -- we're having a big affair, an outdoor kind of ranch festival, and you can be the star. so he did it. cowboy hat, the whole thing. and the audience went crazy seeing moses leading them out of the wilderness. it all walked. so a fellow named tony makris was the head of the p.r. organization at the nra had hired to find somebody. he then made a deal with heston. he said, look, we'll give you a private plane, we'll give you the best hotel rooms in the world, we will promote you everywhere, we will bring you back to hollywood prominence if you be our spokesman. like that heatson grabbed it and eventually became the head of the nra. so, just as he was the president of the screen acto

the president got out and did a walking tour of the area. there are people standing with shells of their homes. it looked like a nuclear bomb went off. the destruction was so horrific. there was this gentleman standing in front of his home that was gone, that was just reduced to shreds of wood. the only thing left was the base of the cement stairs that led to his front door. that was the only thing standing. the president walked over there and what really struck me was the fact that -- there were media there, but they were down the street. the president sat down, just to meet with this gentleman. and to hear about his story. it was not done for the photos, for the press, it was a real moment of comforting. this guy just lost his entire home, and who knows what else in hurricane katrina. but it was an example of just the graphically, the loss, at that moment, a few days after the hurricane. reporter: your photo tells a different story than another photo or image of bush in the helicopter. can you speak to the difference and what one picture --

eight times the a's have walked off with a victory. major-league total. 6-5.he pie in the face when you hit a walkoff. >>> we have some time to check this out. some of the fan activity. jake lamb for arizona. falls over the wall. the real show begins. look at the fans -- how badly do you want a ball? one guy takes one on the rump. he will eventually get up without the baseball. giants fans are happy even though they just got a arizona diamondback ball. that gentleman looks like he is headed -- for the dl. >> that is the sporting life. >>> thank you for joining us. good night. mom! the party is, like, around the block. i'll be gone for two hours. yeah, that is two hours you could spend studying. i have been studying all weekend. no friends, no phone -- just me alone with books. [footsteps descending] i feel like alex. you're never alone when you have books. really? is that what you want me to turn into? sweetheart, listen to me. this is the s.a.t.s. okay? it is not some stupid science quiz. hey, if science quizzes are so stupid, why do you put mine up on the re

and a lucky escape for a man out walking who fell 50 feet down this disused mineshaft in cornwall. up in the sport on bbc news: after a year of injury troubles, england's billy vunipola says he's willing to play less rugby and take a pay cut to avoid burn—out. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the right—wing nationalist party which has stunned germany by winning nearly 13% of the vote has vowed to fight "an invasion of foreigners" into the country. the anti—immigration party alternative for germany, or afd, looks set to gain nearly 100 seats in the german parliament. angela merkel was re—elected as chancellor for a fourth term but with fewer votes and faces complex negotiations to form a coalition government. gavin lee reports from berlin. the report contains some flashing images. there's a new party in town. and they're talking of a revolution in german politics. the afd have emerged in the last four years, they're populist, anti—immigrant, and he isn't, and described as toxic by mainstream german parties. but with 12% of the vote, 5 million people supporting them

come on it's a walk off walk. 4-3, d p-backs is your final. a's fans soaking in the sun. last game of the season. hi sparky of bruce maxwell. single up the middle a's up. now in the 8th. robin son cano deep and gone. bottom nine. cana can do. good night, game over. drive home safely. now it's pie time. he just soaks it up. and the water. how about a little gatorade to go with your pie. yummy. 6-5 athletics the final. >>> raiders coming off a spanking at the hands of the redskins sunday, another tough one this sunday at denver. among the questions after three games what is happening with amari cooper, supposed to have a break out season instead is leading in dropped passes, six drops on 16 targets. head coach. >> feel like i've been yapping all over the place, nothing something i ask talk my way through. he's going to have to do the work. i believe he will. >> for him i don't think he's pressing, anything like that. i think he expects so much more out of himself that he gets mad at himself. i look forward to getting out practicing throwing some balls today. >>> earthquakes

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