>> adrian! (risas) >> alejandro!s su paso por la televisión y le abre muchas puertas al pequeÑo adrián. se podrá ver la luz su pequeÑo disco en unos meses. un niÑo imparable que nos robó el corazón y al que le deseamos muchos éxitos y mucha suerte también. le contamos cambiando de tema que un grupo de roqueros ha recorrido todo méxico en bicicleta con el fin de llevar su música los lugares más recónditos del país. seguimos de cerca esta aventura ritmo de rock. reportero: sin formar una banda de rock con integrantes de distintos países es de por sí un gran reto juntara los músicos más intrépidos y desarraigados es casi una misión imposible. mucho más si estos músicos van pedaleando en sus bicicletas para llevar la música a los lugares más apartados de méxico. no fue fácil encontrar a las personas pero surgió con ese propósito personas que estuvieran dispuestos a dejarlo todo. >> al final se juntaron cinco desconocidos, tres mexicanos 1 argentina y una ecuatoriana y como una familia de nómadas iniciaron una sola histor

as adrian already mentioned, we do see families from all walks of life. i think poverty is certainly a risk factor. we do see a lot of children and families coming from socioeconomic statuses where the parents or caregivers are having to focus so intensely on meeting their children's financial needs and physical needs that they might be at a greater risk for victimization because of exposure to people. >> adrian, obviously many of your clients come to you via law enforcement. do you have people who report this kind of thing to you directly? and do you intervene in that case? >> at safe shores, the referrals come specifically through that portal. we get the phone calls and go through that kind of gateway. >> law enforcement, social services. >> other agencies like that. every so often there is something that some call will be made and come in, and then we'll have to make sure it's appropriate and send it through the appropriate channels and then they'll come to us. >> it takes obviously a lot of coordinati coordination, a lot of different agencies and orga

his own father pulled him off on the sidelines and said 'adrian, are you ok?' didn't even recognize him. he was still ready to go back in and play. >> were the coaches going to put you back in the game? >> mm-hm, they were going to put me back in the game and my dad had to come from the bleachers they say and tell them not to put me back in the game. >> that's how impaired he was. and that happened a few too many times. >> when arrington played, the ncaa had no specific "return to play" rule requiring schools to keep players with concussions on the sidelines. >> it takes at least 3-4 hours it's said, for the symptoms of a concussion to heal, and often times much more than that. the interesting thing about that is last time i checked a football game is 3-4 hours. so what that alone means, is that there are really no circumstances that someone who has sustained a concussion can ever go back during a game. >> did eastern illinois had a protocol or requirements in place? >> it couldn't have been a protocol if i get a concussion in the game, and you put me right bac

joining us is adrian miller. good to have you. adrian: glad to be here.o you think we are closer ?o ending it faster backup adrian: yes, i think this proves it. for all intents and purposes from this jobs market made it all but certain, let's we have some real shakeup in international markets --unless we have some real shakeup in international markets. scarlet: when you look get credit spreads particularly -- joe: when you look at credit spreads particularly around the high yields, where next for this? adrian: i think, believe it or not, if we get to the normalization in the commodity sector, which has really been -- the problem with a high-yield sector -- if we get the market to calm down, we could see credit spreads come down from irrespective of the fact that the fed might move. i don't like anybody in the credit markets really believes that the fed will liftoff with any kind of speed. maybe they will slide the channel up a little bit. nobody is expecting any kind of at t with the duration aspect of the credit markets. there is a lot of concern regardi

adrian: they have a goal by 2020.t of their initiative to make sure they can take out as possible,te given that they are one of the biggest technology companies. they want to give back. david: love is be a continuing program? i want to know what to do with my stuff. adrian: on saturday, tomorrow morning i will be in an uber helping to collect, but it will continue beyond saturday. stephanie: you will be doing it? adrian: are you ready? roll the dice, come on. we have a tax on electronic items. if you buy a computer or phone, e tax on thee-wast devices to recycle these, because it is such a big issue. adrian: we create 40 billion tons of e-waste every year. .nly 1/6 is recycled we should start doing what we can to make sure the waste doesn't and up in landfills. not only will dell recycling if possible, but they will up cycle it. they will take the precious metals and plastics and put it into new computers. a facilitynt to doing this recycling. it was fascinating how they would pull out all of the metals. it on awould

adrian thinks he has control of the situation. when one of his employees yells that the man is reaching for a gun, the tide quickly turns. >> i kind of stayed on my hands and knees there. he stood up and cocked the gun, pointed it at me and got back in the pickup and drove off. >> adrian is frustrated the man gets away with the saws. but because he was grappling on the ground, he wasn't able to see a keen moment in the incident. watch again. this time paying attention to the right side of the screen. as you can see, when the thief pulls the gun, another man gets out of the truck with his hands up. apparently trying to remove himself from the situation. the truck pulls away without that other man in it. police arrive within minutes and interview him. >> he was white as i was, i guess, and shaken. the police came and everything. they started filling me in and they were getting more information from him. and he was very helpful, i guess in apprehending this guy. >> the suspect is arrested that same day and charged with robbery. and t

hello and this is the news hour and adrian in doha and suspended uk airlines from flying in and out ofrm el-sheikh leaving passengers stranded at the airport and easy jet says eight of the flights have been cancelled and out bound flights from the resort were set to resume amid tight security. dozens feared dead after a dam burst in brazil and engulfed homes in the town of the southeast of the state. campaigning officially drawing to a close in myanmar openly contested parliamentary election but allegations of threats and intimidation against opposition party workers in the run up to sunday's historic pole. violent confrontations between anticapital protesterss and police in central london, a police car set on fire and at least 28 people arrested, thousands of people wore masks associated with the group anonymous and lee barber reports from london. >> reporter: for an organization with no discernible hierarchy and no discernible leadership the popularity of anonymous growing globally in years and thousands marched under this banner of the mask of back in 1605 tried to blowup the houses

. >> adrian peterson did a number on them.ing that they belong to some of the better teams in the league and they are not there yet. with the niners on the bye, the raiders had the entire stage by themselves hosting the 6-2 minnesota vikings. derek carr was chatting with his buddy. teddy bridgewater before the game. and that the second quarter as they are up 13-0. and the touchdown 13-7. two minutes to go before the half. and that they will go up to get it for the touchdown. the oakland will take the lead. ensuing kickoff. and they fumbled that ball, picking it up. and it is the touchdown, the 93- yard kickoff return, 24-14 at the half and that it really took the wind. 23-14, and the chance to come back for the interception by terrance newman on carr. the second pick by newman of the game. and then it is pretty much going to do it for adrian peterson who will get through the line to sack that box. he is off to the races. 80 yards for the touchdown. 26 carries, 203 yards for adrian peterson as the vikings win 30-14 and the raid

you have two aspects to the story here, adrian. of them, the turks have been concerned about the russian military intervention in syria, saying the russians are using this intervention not necessarily to defeat isil, but to em-bolden bashar al-assad and to pave the way for assad to regain the area it lost over the four years. the turks are staunchly anti- a anti-assad. the second part of the story is the escalation along the border with syria, the russians have stepped up their offensive against isil in areas -- in latakia, and aleppo, and the turks are concerns for different reasons. they say we are willing to join, and we are effectively joining an international coalition against isil, but we don't want to see isil driven away and syrian fighters taking over these areas. the turks accuse some of those syrian kurdish militias operating in kobani, of having ties with pkk which turkey considers a terrorist organization. so you have different strategic issues at stake here, and unless the international commute tee gets together it co

that's when adrian raised a stink on twitter and kept her followers informed of the drama.er social media push paid off. today adrian tweeted that the airline found her leg and her luggage. >>> construction workers hammering away to fix up broadway plaza in walnut creek. several stores did open today though to kick off holiday shopping. crews have been remodeling the mall since march last year. macy's is done with its makeover. broadway plaza offered shoppers some breakfast this morning to celebrate and we're told a very special guest is going to be making an appearance tonight in the spirit of christmas. >> unfortunately due to construction we have had to either postpone or reinvent some things so we couldn't have a full-time santa last year so he is coming back to spend the holidays with us and we are excited about that. >> it's santa! broadway plaza will eventually have 40 stores. plans to open about 4 a week between now and the end of the year. in san jose, volunteers painting hammering glueing up a storm building children's playhouses for the christmas in the park disp

kendal jenner and adrian brody were there., in south bronx under third ave bridge at an art party and eating roberta's pizza. the people less are not amused. it was for a good cause. it was thrown to get support for luxury condo towers. they are planning to build them in the area. the part wrangled many including one city council speaker who tweeted lack of empathy and lack of awareness are signs of an ailing society. who thought the bronx is burning theme was a good idea? i don't think you like the sight of cars with bullet holes in them. >> not the best. >> but they were just having fun. we know what that means. bronx is burning and it is like the old films of old new york, right? >> that's what it was. there are so many better reasons to hate these people. adrian brody and all of these people. >> what are the reasons? >> it is a miss appropriation. we will get mad at them for having a post apocalyptic party. it is the plight of the people who may be getting mocked. i thought it was stupid. >> there it is. look, charles, i s

they had one guy to beat in this football game and that was adrian peterson.u beat him, you beat the minnesota vikings. they didn't get that done today. >> the run defense, poor the last two weeks. do you still have confidence that that is a strong part of this team's unit, the run defense? and these two weeks are an aberration and not the rule, more the exception? >> i hope so. i hope so. i have faith in the team. i know jack del rio, being a defensive guy, somehow, some way, they've got to figure it out. what i didn't see today, i didn't see a sense of urgency. and that i think is what hurts me so badly is i want to see guys flying around playing intense, hard-nosed football. especially on defense. i want them to win in the trenches. this was a nine on seven game. you knew they were going to pound the football because that's what the vikings do, they pound the football, then they go play action pass. well, when they were pounding the football, we weren't ready for it. and that was disheartening. >> they shouldn't have been surprised, right? everyone knows wh

the next play, adrian peterson. can't contain him. breaks loose. 80-yard touchdown, ties franco harris and jerome bettis for all-time rushing touchdowns. >> we're still a lot at stake for this football team. we got to go out and win games, and in order for us to get what we want to go at the end of the season, we got win these games. >> when you lose, it's hard, and you just got do rely on your foundation, rely on what you believe in, and this team and everybody believes in one another. >> packers have lost from straight, hosting the lions. 36 seconds left. green bay down eight, aaron rodgerss hits pirelli for six but the two-point conversion, no good then the kick is way off. lions win at green bay for the first time since 1991. 18-16 the final. vikings take over the lead in the nfc north. >>> patriots taking on the giants. fourth quarter, blueprint thinks the has a second it would but it's called back two plays later, brady picked off the goal line. third pick this season. leads to a giants field goal. patriots trail by two. avoidin

the next play, adrian peterson. can't contain him. breaks loose. 80-yard touchdown, ties franco harris and jerome bettis for all-time rushing touchdowns. >> we're still a lot at stake for this football team. we got to go out and win games, and in order for us to get what we want to go at the end of the season, we got win these games. >> when you lose, it's hard, and you just got do rely on your foundation, rely on what you believe in, and this team and everybody believes in one another. >> packers have lost from straight, hosting the lions. 36 seconds left. green bay down eight, aaron rodgerss hits pirelli for six but the two-point conversion, no good then the kick is way off. lions win at green bay for the first time since 1991. 18-16 the final. vikings take over the lead in the nfc north. >>> patriots taking on the giants. fourth quarter, blueprint thinks the has a second it would but it's called back two plays later, brady picked off the goal line. third pick this season. leads to a giants field goal. patriots trail by two. avoidin

in response titans' linebacker adrian williamson when he sacked cam. one fan took her 9-year-old daughter to the game, didn't appreciate the antics, said you're not a good role model, pelvic thrusting, everything wrong in the world. >> what they said about elvis back in the day. >> that's where sports channel reporter hayes came into play and sat down with a 9-year-old. >> do you have any idea why cam newton would be dancing? >> because he's happy. he got a touchdown. >> yeah. i think that might be it. having to guess why that guy might be mad? >> because he's dancing in front of his face. >> what if i told you that guy was dancing earlier after he sacked cam. >> what? >> does that make any sense in. >> know what that is? >> yeah. >> don't dance if you don't want to be danced on. don't let him score if you don't want him to dance. he allowed the 9-year-old to ask questions. let's hear it straight from a 9-year-old. >> if you don't like his dancing why don't they just keep him from scoring. so i've never seen ben roethlisberger dance, does that mean he'

as adrian peterson prepares to go up against him. second trip to the bay area for the vikings.they lost to the 49er ins the openerment they will have their head on a swivel when it comes to watching out for 24. >> he is a player i look up to. just to see him. five interceptions. leading the league. 39. wow. you know. i guess they put the age factor on him. >> we will have the game on at 1:00 sunday. >> looking forward to it. >> thanks for joining us. goodnight! ♪ ♪ it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. we're back! funniest thing-- stella fell in love with this dog on our walk, just stared at it lovingly. turned out to be her reflection in a hubcap. i got an "a" on my history exam, by the way. really, you're competing with the dog? don't let it bother you, girl. jay, we need to talk. i went to an allergist today, and he thinks that joe's rash is an allergy. what a surprise-- an allergist found an allergy. he thinks he might be allergic t

adrian brown. al jazeera, beijing >>> prosecutors in the u.s. has laid criminal charges in what has been the biggest ever cyber hack of a financial institution. three men are accused of a number of fraud and cyber hacking schemes, including a serious attack against finance giant jp morgan chase. they also allegedly made tens of millions of dollars on the stock mark market using stolen institution. a christian body in india has celebrated today. a group of bishops who organise the event in a city. the program was organised to promote communal harmony after a serious of attacks on minorities across the country. the festival of light marks the beginning of the hindu new year. you can find about all the day's news on the al jazeera website. >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science... >> oh! >> oh my god! >> by scientists. tonight: techknow's journey

cbs news correspondent adrian diaz joins us live from chicago in the case that is causing outrage nationwideod morning. >> reporter: good morning, erika. the incident happened on october 20th of last year, prosecutors have the dash cam video, two weeks later but only released yesterday after a judge's order. city of chicago was bracing for more heated protests following release of the video showing laquan mcdonald's last moments. >> sixteen shots, 16 shots. >> reporter: demonstrators clashed with police in the early morning as they blocked intersection after intersection. chaos erupted after authorities released this gruesome dash cam video shows the 17 year-old being writled with bullets from officer jason van dyke's weapon. >> boom, boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: silent video shows van dyke continue to shoot the teen as he laid on the ground. many are wondering why it took prosecutors 13 months to file murder charges against him. >> working with our federal partners at u.s. attorney's office ape fbi, they move at the rate that they move. >> reporter: chicago mayor rahm emmanuel hose charge

in chicago adrian diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> in north philadelphia, demonstrators marched to protest fatal police shooting in minneapolis. the philadelphia coalition for real justice sponsored the event. another man was shot and kill. police say it was a scuffle with officers, responding to an assault in which clark was a suspect. eyewitnesses claim clark was handcuffed at the time. state and federal investigations, are underway. >>> 5:17 right now, enjoying nice weather in time for thanksgiving, picture us getting that bird in the oven, and then they can enjoy the weather. >> it is off to a chilly start, late november, we have to get a touch of reality with these forecast, and as we start off in the 30's, you need extra layers, obviously, if you are heading out to cacia's this morning. keep it in mind it will warm up nicely later today, just a beautiful a afternoon expected to unfold and more of the same tomorrow. we will start off with a a live look in center city. there is garfield. this is our look at the balloons starting to pop up for parade route and it will be phen

adrian diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> 5:14.he pentagon is grounding the program behind that runaway defense department problem that came down near bloomsberg, pennsylvania last week. with giant on board radar systems the the blimp safe guard east coast air space. this eye tea was controversial before last weeks incident. permanent decision will in the future will be made after army conclude their investigation. >>> check this out right here, here is amazing video on your screen, that is a plane parachute nothing to a landing. three men were on board when it landed, in arkansas. the pilot is former wal-mart ceo bill cimans. the plane's system failed. he was flying to baylor university where he teaches. no one was seriously injured. >>> a crack in the earth in the mountains of wyoming has people talking. it is 750-yard long, 50-yard wide and 50 feet deep. geologist say it is an active landslide. some people say it could ab wakening of the super volcano beneath yellow stone national park. it is not a threat but people are advised

solid, play disaplined, and finish off don't go anywhere -- plenty more still to come come-- how adrian peterson and the vikings ran wild over the the falcons and took a game lead in the n-f-c north --- more fox sports sunday -- after the beak. if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all the vikings have to be year -- because after chicago went into green bay and won on thanksgiving -- minnesota took over sole possesion of first place in the n-f-c north norththey can stay there and go a game up on the packers if they beat the falcons adrian peterson was ready for that --- no score in the first -- a-p punches it in -- vikes take a 7 nothing leadit's 7

lambert, appreciate you joining us and adrian, as well. thank you so much.low this. >> thank you for having us. >> just ahead, two powerful voices on the gun violence crisis in chicago. spike lee talks about his new film "chiraque" and michael pfleger shares what he's learned over decades of trying to make chicago streets safer. p blah. >>> tonight part two of my interview with spike lee and father michael pfleger. i met up with him in chicago where gun violence and gangs made the south side one of the most dangerous places to be as a child. on tuesday tyshawn lee was laid to rest, 9 years old gunned down in an ally execution style. they believe he was targeted. at the funeral father pfleger that gave the eulogy could not contain his frustration and anger. >> tyshawn was not in the wrong place, the murderer, the executioner, the assassin, he was in the wrong place at the wrong time! tyshawn was doing what every child has a right to do, be a child! >> father pfleger has spent decades trying to make chicago's most dangerous streets safer. he's the model for a

let's take you live now to al jazeera's adrian brown he is in the chinese capital.everyone is talking about there in paris is the picture behind you. all of that smog. all of thabo lunges shows us just why this paris conference is so important. >> reporter: it's very fitting. this is the picture in bay jinx, seeing is believing. at the moment the air quality in this city is 15 times worse than the standards set by the world health organization. we have an app on our phones here which is provided by the u.s. consolate, it gives us the reading of the air quality in the city. a short time ago it was 568, that's hazardous. anything over 100 is dangerous. so that shows you how grim the situation is here today. people are being told not to go outdoors. all outdoor activities for school kids have been stopped. the government has said it will be closing down temporarily some big polluting factories. but as is always the case in china, it's a question of enforcement. they also say they will be trying to stop big polluting lawyelawyerloris from going on . this happens as worl

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as al jazeera's adrian brown reports, the company that's really cashes in on the event. >> chung chen has been counting down the days to this, she's part of the growing middle class. >> i want to buy a couch, storage box, toys for my daughter and a new handbag. >> the only time she goes out to shop is for fruit and vegetables. everything else is ordered online. especially today. >> they will give some discounts. >> she is a customer of ali baba. shining a spotlight on this gala, report in china's media, are 40% were fakes or badly made. >> they have to crack down on fakes. first, ali baba is listed on the new york stock exchange. >> sham goods are good to spot. a louis vuitton bag, for $50. the real thing costs $3,000. >>> ali baba is owned by the chinese entrepreneur jack mar, being sued in the united states by the gone glom rat that owns gucci and yves st. laurent. consumption on wednesday at least appears to be robust. online retail sales are up 40% on a year ago but that jump on business appears to be at the expense of traditional retailers. this was once a pretty busy shopping ma

we are talking to adrian. you know him from the entouraj and the devil wears prada and he's an activist. mike: i didn't know that and i do now. rosanna: thiseeke is america recycles day and he's helping the city of new york to recycle >> yes. ewaste, cell phones, computers, electronics electronics. rosanna: i always want to do it. i have a stack of stuff at home. i'm afraid to recycle thinking some of the information is on it, maybe i didn't wipe it properly. >> with this program through the goodwill, dell is paying for the uber drives to come to you in new york city and pick it up. mike: that is easy. >> yes, especially ihe city, weely on public transportation and it is hard to bring the e waste. they'll wipe the information, but i would doubly sure and do it or remove the hard drive. >> got it. uber comes just for one phone? up and bring it to one of the locations. mike: i have a closet full. i have old computers sitting there forever. >> a lot of people don't know what to do. mike: it request do a lot of fo

(cheers and applause) adrian, adrian. his new movie "creed" is about rocky balboa training the son of apollo creed. i believe in the next one he trains ivan drago's son, vladimir putin. after that, after that, i'll be talking with the newsman's newsman, mr. ted koppel. (cheers and applause) ted has a new book about hacking threats on the internet. i'll ask him what town he was born in and his mother's madeen name. and we'll have a performance by the band my morning jacket! (cheers and applause) is my morning jacket took that this is true, with the initials mmj on it. they were this close to naming the band dry clean only. and we're going to kick things off in just a secretary. but one last thing, jon, did you catch the ford ecoboost 400 nascar race yesterday? >> jon: no. >> stephen: you didn't catch that? >> jon: i didn't catch it. >> stephen: you didn't catch it, it was great. i personally can't imagine what it would be like going 200 miles an hour right on somebody's bumper. plus with the gps going the whole time, follo

adrian brown reports from beijing. >> he has been counting down the days to this moment.she's part of china's growing middle class. >> i want to buy a couch. i want to buy a storage box. i want to buy some clothes for my daughter. and a new handbag. >> the only time she goes out to shop is for fruit and vegetables. everything else is ordered online. especially today. >> they will give discount. some stuff maybe 50%. >> chung is a customer of alibaba, the world's largest online retailer, which organized this shopping festival. but shining a spotlight shows that up to 40% of goods sold online were fakes or badly made. >> they have to crackdown on fakes. firstly, alibaba is an u.s.-listed company. it is listed on the u.s. stock exchange. it cannot list on notorious trade. >> a louis vuitton bag listed for $5 $50 with its originals $3,000. and this selling for just $15. alibaba is owned by jack ma now being sued by the conglomerate that owns gucci. more tha than $1.5 billion was spent in the first 12 minutes. consumption appeared robust. online retail sales are up 40% of a ye

from beijing adrian brown reports. >> counting down the days to this moment. she's part of china's growing middle class. >> i want to buy a couch. i want to buy a storage box. i want to buy some clothes for my daughter and a new handbag. >> the only time she goes out to shop is for fruit and vegetables. everything else is ordered online, especially today. >> som alibaba is china's online retailer organizing this shopping festival. but reports in china's official media that up to 40% of goods sold online here were fakes or badly made. >> they have to crackdown on fakes. it's listed on the new york stock exchange. it has to make sure that it does not appear on what is the notorious list from the u.s. trade representative, which is direct impact on share price. >> on alibaba's websites, shams goods are easy to spot. a louis vuitton bag at $50. prices for the real thing, $5,000. and even cheaper, selling for $15. alibaba is owned by the chinese entrepreneur jack mar now being sued in the united states by the conglomerate that owns gucci and eve saint laurent. chin

adriÁn, con pocas palabras sigue cargando los papeles de deportaciÓn que le entregaron las autoridadeso con todo esto, papeles, etcÉtera. jorge: el caso de este hombre no es diferente, difiere de lo que va a pasar con los migrantes. >> sale uno de expatriado, sin derechos. no es para que fuera de esa manera. jorge: a pesar de tener dos dÍas en la frontera, ya son marginados. >> asÍ como Él, como yo que somos deportados. nos etiquetan y empiezan a discriminar, la necesidad, empieza uno a quedarse sin recursos. jorge: los deportados son originarios de michoacÁn, jalisco, zacatecas y guerrero. muchos, simplemente no quieren regresar a sus lugares de origen. por lo pronto se coordinan acciones para evitar que los deportados cometan ilÍcitos en la frontera. >> el momento de que el deportados llegar se nos avisa para que la autoridad judicial competente estÉ pendiente en el punto de deportaciÓn y pueda tomar custodia de las personas. jorge: esta no es una cifra es ordinaria, aun asÍ estarÁn realizando que los que lleguen, no se infiltran en las filas del crimen organizado. tijuana, jorge fre

adrian keyes likes to torture himself. he's torturing himself with an ab workout. he wraps his legs around. quite clearly a terrible idea. anyone who has been close to hugging a palm tree knows it's torture. >>> beards for the holiday season will be shining. i do mean that glittering-ly. these guys figured out that you can make your beard really shiny by putting glitter on them. >> you don't have to get crazy. >> you want it to fully encompass the beard. >> as you can see. >> i want to see him sneeze now. >> right? >> this is a tutorial video if you want to do it. glitter-licious beard. it's unfortunate that you guys don't have big old bushy beards. it is very fortunate that we have editors who do. we'll invite doug and brad on set so we can glitter-fy their beards. we have three different colors, a green, red, and gold. like the guy said in the video, we need oil. >> there are people all over the internet so jealous right now. >> you're enjoying this way too much. >> essentially, you saw the video, you just drop it on. >> we should oil your chest hair. >> because

adrian brown, al jazeera, southeast china. >> the people that you meet here, the expertise and talents from the likes of mary thomas. >> i'm here to support a project which is designed to bring the best scientists in the world together to solve the problems of distributing, gathering and storing power from non-polluting sources. and to do so at a price which under cuts how much it costs to produce energy from coal. so at a blow you simply stop carbon pollution by leaving coal in the ground. that applies to nations of all kinds. >> zero carbon is an issue, and they're talking about getting there by 2050. do you think its realistic. >> i think the global apollo project is totally realistic. you work out a road map to see what the problems are, to divide up the problems and work them, to do that within 10 years. if you can put a man on the moon in ten years, the world's scientists ought to be able to solve these problems. on1/5,000 comes from the sun every day. we have all the power that we need. that's not beyond human possibility. >> that's extraordinary. you in your lifetime, you've tr

1st quarter, adrian peterson gets the vikings on the board to make it 7-0. rams would respond later on, todd gurley powers it in. stl up 15-10 at the break. 2nd half, now 18-15 vikes...scary moment. teddy bridgewater scrambles goes to slide, but teddy bridgewater scrambles goes to slide, but takes a huge hit and he was shaken up! he'd leave the game and not return... but the vikings would win it for teddy... in overtime tied at 18, blair walsh knocks in the game winning 40 yarder. vikings move to 6-2 with the 21-18 win! packers taking on the undefeated panthers... carolina up 3-0 early, but gb takes the lead. aaron rodgers finds richard rogers for the score. 7-3. panthers retake the lead in the 2nd quarter, cam newton runs it in for the touchdown. 10-7. carolina would hit the jets from there. newton to greg olsen! 17-7. pack having all kinds of trouble. eddie lacy, what a bust he's been this year. fumbles the ball and carolina recovers. and from there this one was all panthers. newton to corey brown for 39 yards and the score. pack made it closer than it loo

adrian brown reports from beijing. >> not for the first time choiben ichinais nervous about g kong is part of china but retains its own football team. there is pressure on both sides, but china stands a real chance of world cup elimination if it hosts hong kong on tuesday. >> you need to win the next four games if you want to qualify for next round. so now, a target, the same, so you need to win. >> few will be watching this game as closely as china's commander in chief and president, xi jinping, an vowed football fan. the set back against hong kong in the first leg came on the day china was showcasing its military strength. but it's on the football pitch where china's power has been less impressive. it's only ever request qualified for one world cup. >> this match coming up is particularly interesting because of the historical context but also because it's perhaps the first big test of president xi's new football reform plans. >> china's recruited some iconic figures, as xi's stated goal to make it a football presence. encounters between china and hong kong have ended peacefully, but

los juez en la corte suprema de justicia estÁ el reclamo de justicia de los familiares de sergio adriÁnilia si tiene derecho de demanda de justicia. periodista: hace 5 aÑos y medio que muriÓ en la zona fronteriza de ciudad juarez, por una bala disparada por un agente fronterizo, sin embargo; determinaron que debido que sergio muriÓ en territorio mexicano no estaba bajo la protecciÓn de las ley de los estados unidos. >> creo que se tiene que hacer justicia, no veo por quÉ no, como les dije ahorita no se necesita ser muy inteligente para decir que es un asesinato lo que ocurriÓ. periodista: disparÓ en defensa propia contra un grupo que le lanzaba piedras desde el lado mexicano, muy en medio de la amenaza de la frontera, harÍa que los agentes dudoaran en realizar sus deberes. >> que los agentes piensen dos veces o tres veces ante de disparar. periodista: defensores de los inmigrantes seÑalan que en los Últimos aÑos al menos 8 mexic o mexicanos han muerto en su paÍs por bala de los estados unidos de los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza. en san diego california jaime garcÍa univisiÓn. jorge

adrian peterson, 35 yards to the house. 158 on the day for a-p. vikings win 20-10 chiefs and bills from arrowhead. 3rd q. alex smith, 15 yard strike to travis kelce. k-c wins their 5th straight, 30-22 over buffalo finally tonight, santa claus took a break from the frigid it's been her fight for twenty years. something is wrong with our healthcare system and it needs to be fixed. then, it was about health reform and getting eight million kids covered. now, it's about stopping republicans from repealing obamacare, and taking on insurance companies to bring down drug prices. i'm not going to let any family be deprived of healthcare. i'm not going to let the republicans rip up obamacare and throw it away. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. some waves off cocoa beach, florida. a professional surfer dressed up as santa and cruised on a jet ski. and when saint nick came to shore, he posed for pictures with kids and handed out candy canes. thankful for. sunday night, i plan to show my gratitude to...them. ---------------------- guys, 'tis the

polÍtico y lejos de los países que leyeron tambiÉn las acosan y discriminan sobre todo los hispanos, adriÁne la agresiÓn provenga de manos de un ser querido, stephanie viviÓ la pesadilla en carne propia. >> fue vÍctima de violencia domÉstica, que no entendÍa nada hasta que me manda al hospital, me cortÓ esta parte es algo muy feo, ahora te estoy contando a lo mejor se hubiera cortado mas no estarÍa contando. >> no hemos llegado al punto de decir que uno como mujer vale y que tiene todos los derechos ahora le digo a las chicas que no nos dejemos, que somos gente normal, y tenemos los mismos derechos. hoy estrella del mar stephanie lucha por los transgÉnero. >> somos gente que tambiÉn tenemos hambre que vinimos a este paÍs a trabajar. >> el 68% de san francisco la mujeres transgenero han sido agredidas. >> acciÓn deportiva estarÁ presentado por sus concesionarios locales nissan, buenas noches bienvenidos al maravilloso mundo de los deportes, se estrenÓ el nuevo estadio de puebla, su rival fue el boca juniors, s comunidad europea para el estreno tuvo entrada gratis, de la renovaciÓn, y luego u

adrian peterson. 80-yard touchdown run. 203 yards on 26 carries. 91, raiders drop 4-5. 30-14, your final >> a lot at stake for this football team. we've got to win games. in order for us to get where we want to go at the end of the season. we've got to win these games. >> when you lose, it's hard. you just got to row lie on your foundation. you've got to rely on what you believe in. this team and everybody believes in one another. >> packers lost two straight hosting the lions. worst record in the nfl. 36 seconds left. green bay down. two-point conversion no good. packers got the ball back. mason crosby's 52-yarder for the win is way off. lions win at green bay the first time since 1991. 18-16 your final. vikings take over the lead in the nfc north. >> undefeated patriots. tom brady picked off at the goal line. third pick of the season. patriots trail by two. brady avoids a near pick. carolina panthers looking to advance to their history. peyton manning set the all-time record for passing yards. chiefs pull off the upset. jacksonville down one at mid field. bruce down by a face mask. ins

. >> reporter: adrian calvin worked across the street at this full service gas station and this armed robbery was too close for comfort. >> now i feel really scared because that can happen to me, we neighbors. it could happen to everybody. >> reporter: adrian tells me they were held up just last year. >> i'm always very concern about security that's why i always have my door always locked. this area is very dangerous. >> reporter: now you heard the lieutenant say there's an uptick in robberies this time of year. coming up at 11:00, he describes how they had to respond to a donation can theft in town just a few days ago and the quick thinking of one officer brought that man to justice. for now reporting here in methuen, i'm crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >>> a startling discovery made by two sisters on a walk. >> came across a baby buried alive. >> god bless them two ladies that found this baby. >> still ahead here tonight just how old that child was tonight. >>> plus, they searched by land, air and water. how far away from home the search for an armed suspect ended in central massachuse