tomlin, miller, shaw, now cody allen. we go to the ninth, game three we go to the ninth, game three indians on top 1-0. and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. and these feet would like to keep the beat going. ask your doctor about lyr

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tomlin, miller, shaw, now cody allen.h, game three we go to the ninth, game three indians on top 1-0. and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. and these f

tomlin, miller, shaw, now cody allen. we go to the ninth, game three we go to the ninth, game three indians on top 1-0. and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. and these feet would like to keep the beat going. ask your doctor about lyr

tomlin, miller, shaw, now cody allen. we go to the ninth, game three we go to the ninth, game three indians on top 1-0. and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. and these feet would like to keep the beat going. ask your doct

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tomlin, miller, shaw, now cody allen. we go to the ninth, game three we go to the ninth, game three indians on top 1-0. and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. and these feet would like to keep the beat going. ask your doctor about lyr

tomlin, miller, shaw, now cody allen. we go to the ninth, game three we go to the ninth, game three indians on top 1-0. and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. and these feet would like to keep the beat going. ask your doctor about

tomlin, miller, shaw, now cody allen. we go to the ninth, game three we go to the ninth, game three indians on top 1-0. and played gigs from new york to miami. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes ed to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. and these feet would like to keep the beat goin

cody allen, that's in the left field a base hit. tying run is on, rizzo, his first hit of the night. and now i pinch runner for rizzo after he parted off into left. >> john: decided to be aggressive, decided a fastball coming out of allen, didn't hit it perfectly but hated exactly where he could be caught. good start for the cubs. >> joe: chris coghlan will come off the bench and provide as ben zobrist who has six hits in 11 at-bats in this world series of steps in. >> john: may be expecting a bunt at third base. >> joe: no sign of one there, with zobrist the way that he's swinging. >> john: i don't know that you take the bat out >> joe: martinez will stay in tight. checked his swing on all one. >> john: allen has such a power curveball, it complements geared up for the fastball and when you see a pitch that starts the height of the fastball, for zobrist to lay off that pitch, that's huge for him. >> joe: cody allen has gone 14 t since the third week of august with an era of 0.36. what a role he has been on, 1-1 pitch. write down th

cody allen, that's in the left field a base hit. tying run is on, rizzo, his first hit of the night. and now i pinch runner for rizzo after he parted off into left. >> john: decided to be aggressive, decided a fastball coming out of allen, didn't hit it perfectly but hated exactly where he could be caught. good start for the cubs. >> joe: chris coghlan will come off the bench and provide more speed over at first. in 11 at-bats in this world series of steps in. >> john: may be expecting a bunt at third base. >> joe: no sign of one there, with zobrist the way that he's swinging. >> john: i don't know that you take the bat out of his hands. >> joe: martinez will stay in tight. checked his swing on all one. >> john: allen has such a power curveball, it complements the fastball. as a hitter, you've got to get geared up for the fastball and zobrist to lay off that pitch, that's huge for him. >> joe: cody allen has gone 14 t since the third week of august with an era of 0.36. what a role he has been on, 1-1 pitch. write down the middle, st

cody allen and andrew miller. even in a one-run deficit, he's asked cody allen to pitch a few innings. he hasn't had much action of late. with the day off tomorrow he will have his full complement of relievers ready if they need to play a game six. >> joe: aroldis chapman has thrown 30 pitches so far after coming into the game in the seventh. career high 44 out of the bullpen. that's foul. those other appearances weren't in game five of the world series with his team facing elimination. >> john: no, they weren't, and room for error, at least tonight, one runner on, he was able to get out of that. might think about spinning a breaking ball here if you're cody allen. >> joe: heyward hits a bullet into right center. on with one out in the eighth. >> john: heyward got too good swings, they went away and he was able to put a bullet past kipnis. >> joe: javier baez, one on, one chapman, the next hitter. bosio is going through pedro strop to talk to chapman. >> joe: baez. heyward goes. swing and a miss. throw down. not i

cody allen and andrew miller. even in a one-run deficit, he's asked cody allen to pitch a few innings. he hasn't had much action of late. with the day off tomorrow he will have his full complement of relievers ready if they need to play a game six. >> joe: aroldis chapman has thrown 30 pitches so far after coming into the game in the seventh. career high 44 out of the bullpen. that's foul. those other appearances weren't in game five of the world series with his team facing elimination. >> john: no, they weren't, and certainly his previous room for error, at least tonight, one runner on, he was able to get out of that. might think about spinning a breaking ball here if you're cody allen. >> joe: heyward hits a bullet into right center. on with one out in the eighth. >> john: heyward got too good swings, they went away and he was able to put a bullet past kipnis. >> joe: javier baez, one on, one out. bosio is going through pedro strop to talk to chapman. >> joe: baez. heyward goes. swing and a miss. throw down. not

cody allen and andrew miller. even in a one-run deficit, he's asked cody allen to pitch a few innings. he hasn't had much action of late. with the day off tomorrow he will have his full complement of relievers ready if they need to play a game six. >> joe: aroldis chapman has thrown 30 pitches so far after coming into the game in the seventh. career high 44 out of the bullpen. that's foul. those other appearances weren't in game five of the world series with his team facing elimination. >> john: no, they weren't, and certainly his previous room for error, at least tonight, one runner on, he was able to get out of that. might think about spinning a breaking ball here if you're cody allen. >> joe: heyward hits a bullet into right center. on with one out in the eighth. >> john: heyward got too good swings, they went away and he was able to put a bullet past kipnis. >> joe: javier baez, one on, one out. bosio is going through pedro strop to talk to chapman. >> joe: baez. heyward goes. swing and a miss. throw down. not

cody allen and andrew miller. even in a one-run deficit, he's asked cody allen to pitch a few innings. he hasn't had much action of late. with the day off tomorrow he will have his full complement of relievers ready if they need to play a game six. >> joe: aroldis chapman has thrown 30 pitches so far after coming into the game in the seventh. career high 44 out of the bullpen. that's foul. those other appearances weren't in game five of the world series with his team facing elimination. >> john: no, they weren't, and certainly his previous tonight, one runner on, he was able to get out of that. might think about spinning a breaking ball here if you're cody allen. >> joe: heyward hits a bullet into right center. on with one out in the eighth. >> john: heyward got too good swings, they went away and he was able to put a bullet past kipnis. >> joe: javier baez, one on, one out. bosio is going through pedro strop to talk to chapman. >> joe: baez. heyward goes. swing and a miss. throw down. not in time. stolen base. >>

cody allen got around a hit batsman. handed out an intentional pass last inning and got zobrist on a popup. >> joe: struck him out. tonight's telecast is sponsored by t-mobile one. welcome to unlimited baseball. after this game go to fs1 sponsored by "lethal weapon." post game coverage. kevin, a-rod, the hit king. the big hurt. >> john: jansen going to be a free agent and pitched three innings in relief of clayton kershaw in a losing effort. so nasty, didn't get in the game in the wild card. >> joe: one ball, one strike on heyward. >> john: chapman will also be a free agent. chapman and jansen will probably command attention. >> joe: heyward tried to check his swing. and he did. in the ninth inning, napoli, santana and ramirez. three guys who are a home run threat. 68 home runs between the first two hitters in the ninth. third hitter homered earlier tonight. 2-1. 3-1. >> joe: heyward hits it a ton but pulls it foul. >> john: terry francona cody allen and andrew miller. even in a one-run deficit, he's asked cody allen to

cody allen and andrew miller.he's asked cody allen to pitch a few innings. he hasn't had much action of late. with the day off tomorrow he will have his full complement of relievers ready if they need to play a game six. >> joe: aroldis chapman has thrown 30 pitches so far after coming into the game in the seventh. career high 44 out of the bullpen. that's foul. those other appearances weren't in game five of the world series with his team facing elimination. >> john: no, they weren't, and certainly his previous experience coming in with less room for error, at least tonight, one runner on, he was able to get out of that. might think about spinning a breaking ball here if you're cody allen. >> joe: heyward hits a bullet into right center. on with one out in the eighth. >> john: heyward got too good swings, they went away and he was able to put a bullet past kipnis. >> joe: javier baez, one on, one out. chapman, the next hitter. bosio is going through pedro strop to talk to chapman. >> joe: baez. heyward goes. swin

"miss allen, i am harry crocker of the examiner." "miss allen, my newspaper wants to know just want your platform is." "well, it's knotty pine, inlaid with red oak and california redwood." her campaign also differed than the norm. she even appeared with adversary eleanor roosevelt. though gracie's movement was perhaps not the most serious female history, it certainly laid a brick in the foundation of what was to come. president roosevelt would go on to be elected for this third term that fall. and the following year - the u.s. entered world war ii and american women would face yet another great challenge and renewed opportunity in the quest for parity. the same year that gracie allen ran for president, margaret chase smith was persuaded by ran for president, margaret chase smith was persuaded by her in the house of representatives, she won. she became the first woman to win a seat in the house and senate. twenty-four years later --- in 1964, she made an announcement for a run at another political office. "but what was really importan

cody allen and andrew miller. even in a one-run deficit, he's asked cody allen to pitch a few innings. he hasn't had much action of late. with the day off tomorrow he will have his full complement of relievers ready if they need to play a game six. >> joe: aroldis chapman has thrown 30 pitches so far after coming into the game in the seventh. career high 44 out of the bullpen. that's foul. those other appearances weren't in game five of the world series with his team facing elimination. >> john: no, they weren't, and certainly his previous experience coming in with less tonight, one runner on, he was able to get out of that. might think about spinning a breaking ball here if you're cody allen. >> joe: heyward hits a bullet into right center. on with one out in the eighth. >> john: heyward got too good swings, they went away and he was able to put a bullet past kipnis. >> joe: javier baez, one on, one out. bosio is going through pedro strop to talk to chapman. >> joe: baez. heyward goes. swing and a miss. throw dow

allen picks it up and rumbles in for the score. let's listen to alabama's eli goefld with the call. >> quarterback. the ball is loose. picked up by alabama. it's jonathan allen. he's for his seco touchdown of the year. touchdown, alabama. ball was knocked loose by ryan anderson. picked up by jonathan allen. his second fumble recovery for a touchdown, this year. my goodness gracious, they've >> verne: a quick look at our old friend. there is nick saban. and there is eli gold. the suddenly svelte eli gold. gary: 30 pounds. >> verne: he's lost 32 pounds he's a dear, dear friend. let's go down to allie who is with nick saban. >> allie: coach, congrats on the win. what set the team apart in the second half? >> i like the way our players responded in the second half when we got behind 14-13 and a&m half. competitive spirit on our part to come back and dominate game of the rest of the way. >> allie: you hea int november undefeated. what impresses you the most? >> we've gotten better every week, there are things we need to improve on but i

cody allen and andrew miller. even in a one-run deficit, he's asked cody allen to pitch a few innings. he hasn't had much action of late. with the day off tomorrow he will have his full complement of relievers ready if they need to play a game six. >> joe: aroldis chapman has thrown 30 pitches so far after coming into the game in the seventh. career high 44 out of the bullpen. that's foul. those other appearances weren't in game five of the world series with his team facing elimination. >> john: no, they weren't, and certainly his previous experience coming in with less tonight, one runner on, he was able to get out of that. might think about spinning a breaking ball here if you're cody allen. >> joe: heyward hits a bullet into right center. on with one out in the eighth. >> john: heyward got too good swings, they went away and he was able to put a bullet past kipnis. >> joe: javier baez, one on, one out. bosio is going through pedro strop to talk to chapman. >> joe: baez. heyward goes. swing and a miss. throw dow

"it was then just called the steve allen show." and picked it up for a national version calling it "tonight." on his first show, which premiered september 27, 1954. allen sat at his piano and played down all expectations. "it'snot a spectacular. it's gonna be kind of a monotonous, i think." while allen deserves much of the credit for what most late night talk shows look his show had a little bit of everything. "it was a talk show but some nights it wasn't. some night we might book the basie band and let them do six or seven songs not just one quick one as most talk shows these days." "on two occasions, we did half hour dramas, complete dramas with scene re-enactors and three weeks of rehearsal and scripts." "in other instances, we would have people on opposing sides of an important issue and have political debates. we did remotes from different parts of the country as well as "we did comedy routines out on 44th street near times square." "and it was a great challenge, but we had no idea that we were making any kind of t-v history."

. >> verne: jonathan allen nicked on the play. i don't think it's much more than that and he is walking off. it might be the end of his afternoon. >> gary: when we first started doing this, verne, five years ago that play was a receiver going for a play and a d.b. would go helmet first in his side and take him out. it still happens but we have more plays like that now. >> verne: second and 10. wow. ball carried down to the 25. >> verne: bussey is the ballcarrier. number 25. >> verne: tim williams. >> gary: it's so hard to retreat when you're a quarterback. because the rush comes up the middle. alabama is playing nice, soft, zone coverage, but when you retreat because of good coverage downfield, those outside defensive ends are going to pin you. you have to climb the pocket. you've got just speed coming off the edge. you can't outrun them. >> verne: fourth down and 18. second sack of the game for tim williams. knight. ball goes over. da'shawn hand. >> gary: they consider da'shawn hand a starter. he doesn't get as many reps. you bri

cody allen and andrew miller. even in a one-run deficit, he's asked cody allen to pitch a few innings. he hasn't had much action of late. with the day off tomorrow he will have his full complement of relievers ready if they need to play a game six. >> joe: aroldis chapman has thrown 30 pitches so far after coming into the game in the seventh. career high 44 out of the bullpen. that's foul. those other appearances weren't in game five of the world series with his team facing elimination. >> john: no, they weren't, and certainly his previous room for error, at least tonight, one runner on, he was able to get out of that. might think about spinning a breaking ball here if you're cody allen. >> joe: heyward hits a bullet into right center. on with one out in the eighth. >> john: heyward got too good swings, they went away and he was able to put a bullet past kipnis. >> joe: javier baez, one on, one bosio is going through pedro strop to talk to chapman. >> joe: baez. heyward goes. swing and a miss. throw down. not in t

here's the block again. >> kirk: go back to marcus allen. see him in the back. he get as running start. not only does he go back, but he goes through the line. he actually jumped into the line. he doesn't get up on top of anybody. but he went, he used his acceleration to allow him to get up into the air, and also towards the kicker. and look at mcsorley. >> chris: show them the grill. that's what the guys call that celebration. >> kirk: remember, your as j.t. barrett is your intangibles, your leadership. the game's on the line. you're the x-factor, you make great decisions. he's got another potential chapter here. let's see what he does here with 4:21 left. >> chris: haley, who had the touchdown, starting corner, not in the game right now. giving him a breather. barrett chased immediately. escapes again. eyes down field. but he'll just scoot out of bounds at the 12 yard line. >> kirk: miscommunication on the offensive line by ohio state on the right side with billy price and isaiah proinince. ohio state has had trouble with jones and prince, with outside pressur

here's the block again. >> kirk: go back to marcus allen. see him in the back. he get as running start. not only does he go back, but he goes through the line. he actually jumped into the line. he doesn't get up on top of anybody. but he went, he used his acceleration to allow him to get up into the air, and also towards the kicker. and look at mcsorley. >> chris: show them the grill. that's what the guys call that celebration. >> kirk: remember, your legacy as j.t. barrett is your intangibles, your leadership. the game's on the line. you're the x-factor, you make great decisions. he's got another potential chapter here. let's see what he does here with 4:21 left. >> chris: haley, who had the touchdown, starting corner, not in the game right now. giving him a breather. barrett chased immediately. escapes again. eyes down field. but he'll just scoot out of bounds at the 12 yard line. quarterback. >> kirk: miscommunication on the offensive line by ohio state on the right side with billy price and isaiah proinince. ohio state has had trouble with jones and prince,

here's the block again. >> kirk: go back to marcus allen. see him in the back. he get as running start. not only does he go back, but he goes through the line. he actually jumped into the line. he doesn't get up on top of anybody. but he went, he used his acceleration to allow him to get up into the air, and also towards the kicker. and look at mcsorley. that's what the guys call that celebration. >> kirk: remember, your legacy as j.t. barrett is your intangibles, your leadership. the game's on the line. you're the x-factor, you make great decisions. he's got another potential chapter here. let's see what he does here with 4:21 left. >> chris: haley, who had the touchdown, starting corner, not in the game right now. giving him a breather. barrett chased immediately. escapes again. eyes down field. bounds at the 12 yard line. lions are getting after the quarterback. >> kirk: miscommunication on the offensive line by ohio state on the right side with billy price and isaiah proinince. ohio state has had trouble with jones and prince, with outside pressure. it's bee

here's the block again. >> kirk: go back to marcus allen. see him in the back. he get as running start. not only does he go back, but he goes through the line. he actually jumped into the line. he doesn't get up on top of anybody. but he went, he used his acceleration to allow him to get up into the air, and also towards the kicker. and look at mcsorley. >> chris: show them the grill. that's what the guys call that >> kirk: remember, your legacy as j.t. barrett is your intangibles, your leadership. the game's on the line. you're the x-factor, you make great decisions. he's got another potential chapter here. let's see what he does here with 4:21 left. >> chris: haley, who had the touchdown, starting corner, not in the game right now. giving him a breather. barrett chased immediately. escapes again. eyes down field. but he'll just scoot out of lions are getting after the quarterback. >> kirk: miscommunication on the offensive line by ohio state on the right side with billy price and isaiah proiince. ohio state has had trouble with jones and prince, with outside p

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he worked for booz allen. that stock is down big. this guy worked for booz allen.wden. joining us is stewart baker. good to have you here. what do you make of this arrest of a guy named thomas martin from maryland? >> so, michelle, we don't know a lot. we know he took a lot of stuff home. and he had it at home when the fbi raided him. that's not good. he should never have done that. and it raises questions about the security that was imposed on him at his workplace. we don't know that he's a leaker. we don't know he's working for a foreign government. all we know is he took a lot of classified material home. >> stewart, you worked at the nsa. can you fill up your brief case and walk out the door? seems odd to think that a contractor not even a full time employee at nsa can walk out with materials that are then found to be classified materials. >> it is not something that should have happened, but, you know, thumb drives are tiny. they don't do pat-downs of employees as they walk in and out of the building. especially if he gathered this before snowden's leaks, it w

here's the block again. >> kirk: go back to marcus allen. see him in the back. he get as running start. not only does he go back, but he goes through the line. he actually jumped into the line. he doesn't get up on top of anybody. but he went, he used his acceleration to allow him to get up into the air, and also towards the kicker. and look at mcsorley. >> chris: show them the grill. that's what the guys call that celebration. as j.t. barrett is your intangibles, your leadership. the game's on the line. you're the x-factor, you make great decisions. he's got another potential chapter here. let's see what he does here with 4:21 left. >> chris: haley, who had the touchdown, starting corner, not in the game right now. giving him a breather. barrett chased immediately. escapes again. eyes down field. but he'll just scoot out of quarterback. >> kirk: miscommunication on the offensive line by ohio state on the right side with billy price and isaiah proinince. ohio state has had trouble with jones and prince, with outside pressure. it's been a concern for them. someti

. >> verne: jonathan allen nicked on the play. i don't think it's much more than that and he is walking off. it might be the end of his afternoon. >> gary: when we first started doing this, verne, five years ago that play was a receiver going for a would go helmet first in his side and take him out. it still happens but we have more plays like that now. >> verne: second and 10. wow. ball carried down to the 25. >> verne: tim williams. >> gary: it's so hard to retreat when you're a quarterback. because the rush comes up the middle. zone coverage, but when you retreat because of good coverage downfield, those outside defensive ends are going to pin you. you have to climb the pocket. you've got just speed coming off the edge. you can't outrun them. >> verne: fourth down and 18. knight. ball goes over. da'shawn hand. >> gary: they consider da'shawn hand a starter. he doesn't get as many reps. you bring in another guy that goes around the edge and forces a sack to one of his partners. >> gary: right now, kevin sumlin is looking at his

here's the block again. >> kirk: go back to marcus allen. see him in the back. he get as running start. not only does he go back, but he goes through the line. he actually jumped into the line. he doesn't get up on top of anybody. but he went, he used his acceleration to allow him to get up into the air, and also towards the kicker. and look at mcsorley. >> chris: show them the grill. that's what the guys call that celebrat >> kirk: remember, your legacy as j.t. barrett is your intangibles, your leadership. the game's on the line. you're the x-factor, you make great decisions. he's got another potential chapter here. let's see what he does here with 4:21 left. >> chris: haley, who had the touchdown, starting corner, not in the game right now. giving him a breather. barrett chased immediately. escapes again. eyes down field. but he'll just scoot out of lions are getting after the quarterback. >> kirk: miscommunication on the offensive line by ohio state on the right side with billy price and isaiah proinince. ohio state has had trouble with jones and prince, with

former colleagues including brian williams look back at the career of sheela allen-stephens. >>> the sixers get set to tip-off the regular season. biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, and she's never abandoned them. hard work. family. playing it straight. that's katie. and the ads attacking her? they're a bunch of malarkey. katie's career is about looking out for families like yours. creating jobs, keeping our environment safe. she's a wife, a mom, a basketball fan, a homework supervisor. she's like you and she'll fight for you in the united states senate. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions. now, as chairman of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i'm leading the fight to stop the epidemic of heroin and opioid abuse. as attorney general, i'll prosecute anyone who scams our seniors. and i'll h

allen martin is here with a special guest to explain.. >> reporter: michelle, kenny, i'm here with an author, many of you know him as host of forum on kqed radio but he is here to talk about the national kidney foundation's 28th annual author's luncheon coming up, kpix 5 a proud sponsor of that. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> it's a big fundraiser. very important. you have a line-up of tremendous authors, such as yourself but enough about you. let's talk about some of the -- [ laughter ] -- as the joke goes. >> we'll let that adjective slide, tremendous. it's a singular extraordinary event. i think it's the best literary luncheon in town and the nation. they manage to round up excellent authors of different stripes. we have an astronaut, a woman who wrote a book on persian cooking, a child's author -- child's books, we have jerry rice and calvin -- >> fantastic. >> famous from the new yorker. and i have been doing it a number of years and i can't tell you how important it is in terms of renal research and helping with kidney

13:59: i did not rape her allen artis doesn't mince words. he says he knows there's too much at stake. 14:12:07 my name is all over the media.. that's hard to change.. when i have kids, they'll be able to google my name and that's going to pop up the 20 year old is talking now because he says he needs to stand up for himself. 13:58:44 everything was completely consensual that happened that night that's the truth delaney robinson recently came forward on her own- holding a news conference criticizing unc and its police force for their handling of the investigation. robinson accused artis of raping her on valentines night in an on as proof of the assault. 14:00:59 allen- how do you explain the bruising on her neck? i assumed they were hickies to be honest with you 13:57:53 my heart was breaking for my son artis mother, stephanie, has known about the allegation since last winter. she says the backlash on social media against her son was both swift and disturbing. 14:19:49-59 the people who know him and love him they know who he is. but theses ar

quickly outside, jones, the true freshman, put down by kisean allen. baker mayfield 26 of 35, 545 yards and a school record seven touchdowns in his return to the place where he began his college career. mixon, big hole, joe mixon good-bye. touchdown, oklahoma! this one from 42. his fifth of the day. >> brady: that was just

quickly outside, jones, the true freshman, put down by kisean allen. baker mayfield 26 of 35, 545 yards and a school record seven touchdowns in his return to the place where he began his college career. mixon, big hole, joe mixon good-bye. touchdown, oklahoma! this one from 42. his fifth of the day. >> brady: that was just

the guy in the bullpen, cody allen, 5 for 5 this postseason. right now, it's miller. 2-2. full count. >> john: so far, the cubs again, seeing a miller is going to be a theme they know they would like to avoid in this series. the more looks they get at him, you would think gives them a better chance later in the series. >> joe: 3-2. got under it again, this one into shallow center, davis is there and has it for out to with two out and a runner at first, the batter will be zobrist. zobrist has had a nice night. two out of three and his hit back in the seventh, second of the night, chased corey kluber. cubs had the bases loaded, nobody out, could not get a run home. bryant at first, two out, ball one. certainly terry francona is not concerned whatsoever about tomorrow, he wants today to go the way he wants and put that win in the books. the cubs have made miller work. >> joe: they usually make pitchers work. they got aggressive against clayton kershaw in game six in the nlcs. speeds taking a strike. that's called a strike one, 2-1. he questions the home plate umpire larry van

cody allen struck out the side in the ninth. making the start tonight. just one other note with regard to andrew miller who threw 46 pitches, big weapon out of the bullpen for that band, terry francona. the last pitcher to throw 46 or more pitches and then pitch the next day in a postseason? keith faulk with terry francona's 2004 red sox during that epic three games to nothing come back agait it's go down to the field and ken rosenthal print >> ken: thanks, joe. francisco, two outs in the first, you single, you stole second, the start of the two run rally. did you feel you battle jon lester? >> i don't know, i was trying to do my job. conceiving our plan, i was careful of getting two runs. i'm glad he bobbled the ball, he got me the second time. >> ken: what was your plan to run. know that speaking is behind me. you've got to be smart you've got to know when to run and one not to run, you don't want to be too anxious. people probably know i was good to run but i didn't want to alert more that i'm going to run. i'm just try to play my game and played the

quickly outside, jones, the true freshman, put down by kisean allen. record seven touchdowns in his return to the place where he began his college career. mixon, big hole, joe mixon good-bye. touchdown, oklahoma! this one from 42. his fifth of the day. >> brady: that was just another example of the texas tech defense putting all the bodies ou

first floor. >> allen left quickly and quietly and flagged down a neighbor that called 911. the police came and arrested the suspect. and now allen has advise for anyone that walks into a scary situation. >> lock your doors, do the same thing especially if they have a gun or any type of weapon. >> just get away? >> that is what my officer told me. thank you mr. elis. >> they identified the burglary as thomas kauffman, the landscaper for allen's family. >>> another check of the accuweather forecast. for sure looking live outside sky 6 hd showing you a pretty picture over penn's landing now. david murphy has and update on the warm conditions and changes. when "action news" comes right back. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, and when he was in their car, they robbed him and beat him. they drove matt out to the prairie and tied him to a split-rail fence, then beat him some more and left him for dead. in the aftermath of matt's death, my family saw the best of america in the love and support we were shown. so when i see t

here's the block again. >> kirk: go back to marcus allen. see him in the back. he get as running start. not only does he go back, but he goes through the line. he actually jumped into the line. he doesn't get up on top of anybody. but he went, he used his acceleration to allow him to get up into the air, and also towards the kicker. and look at mcsorley. >> chris: show them the grill. that's what thuy >> kirk: remember, your legacy as j.t. barrett is your intangibles, your leadership. the game's on the line. you're the x-factor, you make great decisions. he's got another potential chapter here. let's see what he does here with 4:21 left. >> chris: haley, who had the touchdown, starting corner, not in the game right now. giving him a breather. barrett chased immediately. escapes again. eyes down field. lions are getting after the quarterback. >> kirk: miscommunication on the offensive line by ohio state on the right side with billy price and isaiah proinince. ohio state has had trouble with jones and prince, with outside pressure. it's been a concern for them. so

here's the block again. >> kirk: go back to marcus allen. see him in the back.get as running start. not only does he go back, but he goes through the line. he actually jumped into the line. he doesn't get up on top of anybody. but he went, he used his acceleration to allow him to get up into the air, and also towards the kicker. and look at mcsorley. >> chris: show them the grill. that's what the guys call that celebration. >> kirk: remember, your legacy as j.t. barrett is your intangibles, your leadership. the game's on the line. you're the x-factor, you make great decisions. he's got another potential chapter here. let's see what he does here with 4:21 left. >> chris: haley, who had the touchdown, starting corner, not in the game right now. giving him a breather. barrett chased immediately. escapes again. eyes down field. but he'll just scoot out of bounds at the 12 yard line. lions are getting after the quarterback. >> kirk: miscommunication on the offensive line by ohio state on the right side with billy price and isaiah proinince. ohio state has had trouble

the guy in the bullpen, cody allen, 5 for 5 this postseason. right now, it's miller. 2-2. full count. >> john: so far, the cubs tracking it to be a theme they know they would like to avoid in this series. the more looks they get at him, you would think gives them a better chance later in the series. >> joe: 3-2. got under it again, this one into shallow center, davis is there and has it for out to with two out and a runner at first, the batter will be zobrist. zobrist has had a nice night. two out of three and his hit back in the seventh, second of the night, chased corey kluber. nobody out, could not get a run home. bryant at first, two out, ball one. concerned whatsoever about tomorrow, he wants today to go the way he wants and put that win in the books. the cubs have made miller work. >> joe: they usually make pitchers work. they got aggressive against clayton kershaw in game six in the nlcs. speeds taking a strike. that's called a strike one, 2-1. he questions the home plate umpire larry vanover. that's a base head into right center field! going over to third is bryant

the guy in the bullpen, cody allen, 5 for 5 this postseason. right now, it's miller. 2-2. full count. >> john: so far, the tracking it pretty well. again, seeing a miller is going to be a theme they know they would like to avoid in this series. the more looks they get at him, you would think gives them a better chance later in the series. >> joe: 3-2. got under it again, this one into shallow center, davis is there and has it for out to with two out and a runner at first, the batter will be zobrist. zobrist has had a nice night. two out of three and his hit back in the seventh, second of the night, chased corey kluber. cubs had the bases loaded, nobody out, could not get a run home. bryant at first, two out, ball one. certainly terry francona is not concerned whatsoever about tomorrow, he wants today to go the way he wants and put that win in the books. the cubs have made miller work. >> joe: they usually make pitchers work. they got aggressive against clayton kershaw in game six in the nlcs. speeds taking a that's called a strike one, 2-1. he questions the home plate umpi

freshman, put down by kisean allen. baker mayfield 26 of 35, 545 yards and a school record seven touchdowns in his return to the place where he began his college career. mixon, big hole, joe mixon good-bye. touchdown, oklahoma! this one from 42. his fifth of the day. >> brady: that was just another example of the scrimmage. there is no one in the back end as far as the last line of defense. so once joe mixon gets through the line of scrimmage, it is just green grass, green turf, whatever you want to call it. another big night, another big run for joe mixon versus this texas tech defense. >> joe: we sought a year ago, another career record for himself tonight. 251. oklahoma now within 25 yards of a school record for a single game. 852 tonight. (google assistant) i found a few places. (announcer vo) the only network than can power the first phone with the new google assistant, unlimited photo storage, and a stunning vr experience. how is this possible? (announcer vo) so buy a pixel, only on verizon, and get up to $300 bac

cody allen struck out the side in the ninth. kluber making the start tonight. just one other note with regard to andrew miller who threw 46 pitches, big weapon out of the bullpen for that band, terry francona. the last pitcher to throw 46 or more pitches and then pitch the next day in a postseason? keith faulk with terry francona'sna's 2004 red sox durg that epic three games to nothing come back against the yankees. it's go down to the field and ken rosenthal print >> ken: thanks, joe. francisco, two outs in the first, you single, you stole second, the start of the two run rally. did you feel you battle jon lester? >> i don't know, i was trying to do my job. conceiving our plan, i was careful of getting two runs. i'm glad he bobbled the ball, he got me the second time. >> ken: what was your plan coming" mark >> be smart, no one to run. know that speaking is behind me. you've got to be smart you've got to know when to run and one not to run, you don't want to be too anxious. people probably know i was good to run but i didn't wan

. >> verne: jonathan allen nicked on the play. i don't think it's much more than that and he is walking off. it might be the end of his afternoon. >> gary: when we first started doing this, verne, five years ago that play was a receiver going for would go helmet first in his side and take him out. it still happens but we have more plays like that now. >> verne: second and 10. wow. ball carried down to the 25. number 25. >> verne: tim williams. >> gary: it's so hard to retreat when you're a quarterback. because the rush comes up the middle. zone coverage, but when you retreat because of good coverage downfield, those outside defensive ends are going to pin you. you have to climb the pocket. you've got just speed coming off the edge. you can't outrun them. >> verne: fourth down and 18. second sack of the game for tim knight. ball goes over. da'shawn hand. >> gary: they consider da'shawn hand a starter. he doesn't get as many reps. you bring in another guy that goes around the edge and forces a sack to one of his partners. is looking