: this is armstrong ? ? ? ? >> armstrong: there's kids that come from the most loving homes and they kill their parents. there's kids that murder. we were interviewing some kids earlier in the week and they were talking abou they have no conscience. they say absolutely nothing wrong with it. they kill people because they don't like the way they look. because they stepped on their shoe, just think about killing. you and i couldn't even fathom that and we have all the choices in the world, too. there's a lot, i believe that there could be more love. there's a lost love, but somehow or another something has gone ter plea wrong. we're trying -- terribly wrong, we're trying to figure out today who decides, and morality, not evolving morality, because it was the same centuries ago. with the islam being extremist, they are so polluted about what faith and god is. they take a life and they believe they're going to get the bribes. we can't put the jeany back in the -- genie back in the bottle, but we c number of pe

>> armstrong: i'm armstrong williams and this is the "right side forum." ? ? ? ? >> armstrong: welcome back. james akerman is president and ceo. we welcome you both to the show. you know, evolving morality. you know, for me, it's always i have a strong conscience. >> right. >> armstrong: i know immediately when i'm wrong, when i shouldn't have spoken in that a way, when i did not do full disclosure, and it haunts me. and so i go inward and i ask myself, do i determine that rock -- no, it comes from my study of scripture. it comes from parents example, watching teacher, watching adult, and sometime watching people who don't think they're the best people in the world. i learn from everybody. it's interesting when you read something like the bible and it's reinforced and you know, it's like it's edge in your soul, if you never read it. right and wrong doesn't come from me. it's something i don't have control over it, but i know it my soul. with you, i know it when i'm becoming greedy and pom puss i know. but we live in a society where people think that they get to de

we are going to talk about that today with your host armstrong williams. >> armstrong: i am curious, this is a conversation we should have had long ago,lejandro and sarah. is there a way they portray youth? consumption of rap music. are we stereotyping it? why is it always the black kids whose images you always see. >> i think there is a double standard in many things the beginning of the program. when you talk about heroin epidemic in the united states, now we treat it with all this empathy, poor people, addicted to this. i agree with that approach. but it should also apply to inner city communities we are dealing with, crack use and addiction to crack and cocaine and other drugs. health issue, there is a double standard. >> armstrong: sarah, this is not something that is perpetrated by the government some secret society. this is something the media does time and time again. they are the first to condemn racism. they are the greatest instigator of this kind of mentality, no one >> some is born out of the shielding from young people. free speech is not welcome, conservative ideas are

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it had to come from her don't go away we will be armstrong williamsi am armstrong williams and this is the right side form. i am assistant editor. you were talking about chelsea clinton making a point about her being a millennial. >> she grew up in a generation where she was in the public public domain where the world and america's eyes were watching her and every asked jen that she took. she was very cautious fearing bearing a millennial she grew up in a digital age and she could understand that on the horizon that anything having to do with emails or what you did would eventually leak out to the public. >> you know the important question for us today is the extent of the damage done to the institution of the media. the presidential candidate. you will have 50 percent they will hate the other candidates. are you prepared and how do you recover from the damage? what does the damage do? do we understand the extent? >> i think the reputation of the media has been damaged in part by the candidates. favorite things of donald trump. he always calls them the dishonest media and the disgustin

sot armstrong. you were taking a disabled sernior into a van that she did not want to go into. police: because she was under arrest. it continues like this for several more minutes until she's hauled off to jail. benjamin royer is disabled and had only been at the camp for four days. sot benjamin royer i was woken up with the cops actually yanking on the tarp that i was sleeping on, they were grabbing stuff left and right without really giving us a chance to break it down or get it in vehicles. now he's camped out at city hall with others who from adeline and fairview. sot benjamin royer im going to stick with the group whereever they go i will go. richie smith has lived in the bay area since 1949. she says things have gotten a lot worse for the homeless in recent years. sot richie smith i would like for them to find some place where they could camp out and if it's set up right, they can cultivate vegetables and do things to improve themselves and the community. thats what i would like to see. rather than keep moving em around and then complaining about how much money it costs

i'm armstrong williams and this ? ? ? ? >>> welcome back. remember you are very good friend al apder show wits. has electile dysfunction go out and get a copy. >> if the special prosecutor even though it's not the ultimate solution, the justice department is a wol, and the fbi is doing it on its own. in water gate it's clear that without a special prosecutor, president would have gotten you had other instances where mr. fitzgerald, i issued by scooter libyan and others who were disclosing names and things of that sort. it can go out of whack, but it's certainly better, and it will inspire more confidence in the american people than the compromised justice department even now mr. comey who looks like he is playing the political wins at that time. there's nothing that prevent the department from tomorrow appointin and mentor, arch bol cox being appointed the first prosecutor in the water gate. and that should happen in my judgment in the next 24 hours. >> you give mr. dershowitz talk about his book electile dysfunction. i get confused saying t

the postal service says the millions they promoted on armstrong was wasted when he admitted to doping three years ago. >>> still to come, joe cool. on his aviators as he stumps for a rayban endorsement? >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. mill. oh, sorry. i'm doing this because maybe when i need a job, rayban may have me as a sponsor. >> the sun was too much for vice president jo biden on the campaign trail yesterday but he used the spotlight for his next gig. he say he has been wearing his aviator jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. the federal reserve kept its key interest rate as is after wrapping up its november meeting but hint it could raise interest rates at its next meeting in december. the fed said the case for rate hike continues to strengthen. it describes a stronger job market and rising consumer the last time the fed raised interest rates was december of last year. >>> a steep decline in oil prices and concern about the u.s. election sent stocks lower yesterda

armstrong, you ain't very hospitable. here's a man comes in out of that zero air, and you won't even let him build a fire. put that bottle in your saddlebag, babe, and let me buy you a drink. who are you? call me stumpy jack. well, they call me kelso. let's walk over to the hotel. then we can crack open a bottle and talk. i need a new conversation. well, thank you, stranger, and i believe i'll join ya. i'm sick to death of the same old voices myself. you get a kick outta watchin' people, don't ya, dutchman? i guess i do, armstrong. i've found that a lot of times, you can learn a lot more by y tchin'... than by doin'. kelso? kelso! ? aw, come on now, honey. sit down here and let's be sociable. i ain't such a bad guy once you get to know me. of yours. heh. you're just bein' wasted. now, me, i'm near your own age. and young blood isisots of fun. come on over here and let's quit all this horsin' around. -oh, leave me alone! -you spitfire, you! stop it, stop! stop! i hope you try. what are you doin' buttin' in here, anyway? le

. >> reporter: 20-year-old gailen armstrong died in a parking lot. he left behind a four month old son. in their own interim documents, denver police wrote armstrong's if there had been a visible police presence. >> chief quinones. >> there were no gang response teams. >> something wrong with that. >> reporter: we shared what we found with gailen armstrong's mother who feels police presence might have changed things. >> you see a police officer, you are going to freeze up. you are going to be like, oh, you know, you are not going to do nothing. you're not. >> reporter: lieutenant dani early was a bad idea. he was penalized six days pay. >> according to your documents, you have a life that was lost because there was no policing. >> reporter: community activists sharletta evans calls the penalty inappropriate. >> that is less than a slap on the wrist. >> i think he feels terrible about the decision that was made. and, i don't think that he will ever make this decision again. denver police gang unit. he did not respond to our calls for comment. his supe

. >> reporter: 20-year-old gailen armstrong died in a parking lot. he left behind a four month old son. in their own interim documents, denver police wrote armstrong's death might not have happened if there had been a visible >> there were no gang response teams. >> something wrong with that. >> reporter: we shared what we found with gailen armstrong's mother who feels police presence might have changed things. >> you see a police officer, you are going to freeze up. you are going to be like, oh, you know, you are not going to do nothing. you're not. >> reporter: lieutenant daniel admitted sending them home early was a bad idea. he was penalized six days pay. >> according to your documents,o because there was no policing. >> reporter: community activists sharletta evans calls the penalty inappropriate. >> that is less than a slap on the wrist. >> i think he feels terrible about the decision that was made. and, i don't think that he will ever make this decision again. >> reporter: lieutenant mcdaniel remains with the denver police gang unit. he did no

nat: "they are trying to brk my arm" this is cell phone o taken of nanci armstrong- >>> nancy armstrong, council member, was arrested after trying to help a homeless activist at a homeless raid early this morning. on the video she can be heard yelling, "they tried to break my arm." >> reporter: in the rid you hear multiple people calling this police brutality. >> i am a black woman. you cannot handcuff me. you cannot put me in chains. >> reporter: our kpix5 legal analyst says not so fast. >> if your arm is, in fact, trying to be broken, you'll be screaming in pain not articulately they're breaking my arm. >> reporter: the judge calls into question what's yelled and what actually happened. >> they're hurting me. >> no one is hurting you. you're not giving up your arm. >> i'm not saying that she wasn't in pain. what i'm saying is that from my looking at it did not appear that the officers were doing anything untoward in terms of using excessive force. >> reporter: the campaign staff calls for armstrong's immediate release. according to alameda county, the candidate is charged with obstruc

tim: armstrong says the event is and you can bet he'll be right back here, same time next year. adrienne: the bottles of beer sold out this morning. but don't worry, if you're looking for a taste, they have it on tap at the brewery. you can even get a cat or a dog at a discount at the elmbrook humane society. adoption fees are waived today through december 23 thanks to generous donations. >> you can use that money you would normally spend toward the fee to pay for treats and toys and added care for the animal. adrienne: slater, do not look at the screen right now. [laughter] the milwaukee area domestic animal control commission is also offering free pet adoptions. their deal runs through cyber monday. a tree from wisconsin is at the white house tonight as the official christmas tree. ? first lady michelle obama welcomed the tree this morning. the tree will sit in the blue room. the first lady was joined by her nephews instead of daughters when you have teenagers, those two are asleep and these two are up. the balsim fir was harvested earlier this month in oconto at whispering pi

uh, clayton armstrong, sir. please hurry, sir. then, we areathered together - in sight othis company-- - ( hoofbeats ) just keep going, reverend. i'll take care of this. most unusual. would you hurry it up please, sir? - yes. - please, sir. please.e. dearly beloved, we are gathered together-- fairweather, you wouldn't go to a w wding like that. - which i'm stopping. - i wouldn't do that. well, who says? i do. you wanna die? no, sir. i just want everybody to be happy. happy? i haven't had a happy day since that kidnanaer turned jane's head. she wanted to go with him because she loves him. i'm losing the best cook a father ever had. how's that? blast it if she's getting married. if there is any man present oined together, let him now speak or forever after hold his peace. e you man and wife, there is something i should like to say to you. could you say them quickly and skip over them, sir? young man, this is very important. matrimony is a h hy estate not to be entered into unadvisedly or lightly, but reverently, d

patrick armstrong. you say every open deal is an opportunity -- opec deal is an opportunity to short oil. there has been a bit of pessimism around oil. i would rather wait until some sort of deal is struck. it is not going to be a material view. you may get some sort of freeze agreed to and there will be subtle cheating on that in the quarters to come. even when opec was a functioning cartel, it was still saudi arabia was the swing factor and they are the only ones who really want the cut and everyone else says we want to cut from opec, but we are an exception. guy: donald trump is very pro-energy. patrick: you will incentivize shale production. exactly. it is profitable at $50 for shale production. opec will succeed in the short-term. that is just going to incentivize shale production and it is almost a self-defeating. they have 33 million barrels a day out of 96 million barrels a day being demanded. it is a small chunk. it used to be the swing factor that they could turn on and off the taps. guy: the

armstrong hit his head so hard. he was knocked trainers and doctors cutting off his jersey and shoulder pads after a lengthy period of time. he was taken in an ambulance and a short time later in the third quarter he comes running back out on the field, almost miraculously hugging his teammates. >> kirk: greatest news of the night to see him come back into this stadium and to see how energetic he was to get back to his team. he just wanted to be there for his guys. >> chris: certainly a bright spot in what was a nightmareish night for nebraska. 62-6. the buckeyes got their winning points on a pick six a minute and a half into the game. big night for j.t. barrett. you get the stats and highlights on the ford wrap-up after the game >> kirk: j.t. barrett embracing tommy armstrong. a lot of players happy to see that he's okay. >> chris: a couple of texans there. nebraska will need some help to get to indy which was their preseason goal. the result of this game aside, it's still a positive season and they'll try to regro

i'm joined with barry armstrong, president of the armstrong advisory group. what happened over night? because the winner was donald trump and that was unexpected. investors did not anticipate he would win. why did it go up 250 points by the end of the day? i thought his victory speech was terrific. i think you're going to have a trillion dollars of infrastructure spent and massive tax cuts and wall street loves tax cuts and infrastructure. you will have spending and tax cuts and t >> let's talk about someone's 401 k, if you were watching, you were frightened. what can they expect? >> i think you can have a period of time where you have a rally. you have people floating into defense stocks today. they did really well. bank stocks did really well. steel did really well. some sectors didn't do as well. you have amazon.com down quite a bit. you have a lot of rotation going people are trying to learn and figure out what is the trump agenda and we will know that by the end of april. >> there will be peaks and valleys up until inauguration. anticipate volatility. do

morning the police broke up the camp of one of them is berkeley city council candidate nancy temple armstrong will you concede being handcuffed and is video the here police the she block the gel than during their arrest of one of the campers fifth for now he's campout at city hall with others to our living and adeline and fairview he's lived in the bay area since 1949 if things have gone a lot worse for the homeless to in recent years south there are certainly some debate about whether the berkeley police were too aggressive and reading of the camp of the bigger question is whether the strategy city is taking of shutting down the camps is effective was what happens the people move to another part of the city >>pam moore: police sent the san francisco doctor has been arrested for illegally prescribing narcotics cetaceans if at a hospital his picture was on screen according to hospital officials he was suspected foul play back in june but they receive approval just last month to place some of unpaid leave >>terisa estacio: to the hope the authorities find out what happened to him that this appe

tommy armstrong. would dive into the end zone. nebraska wins 24-17. armstrong, two passing td well, after zero in the last two games. some pac-12 after dark action. colorado right now leads arizona, 28-10 in the first half. and over on espn, right now, washington state is up 21-7 with nine to play in the second. that's the ford wrapup. i'm cassidy hubbarth. see you next week. (laughter) ? oh my god get out! smile for the camera! ? woo! we all live for football. and we're headed to the playoff. life is a sport. the ford escape. ? ? what? is he gone?? finally, i thought he'd never leave... tv character: why are you texting my man at 2 a.m.? no... if you want someone to leave you alone, you pretend like you're sleeping. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, tv character: taking selfies in the kitchen demonstration. all this -- while the president- elect -- is picking the new team -- that will help run the country. 13-action news reporter -- david schuman -- is live outside trump international hotel -- just off th

barrett embracing tommy armstrong. a lot of players happy to see that he's okay. >> chris: a couple of texans there. nebraska will need some help to get to indy which was their preseason goal. the result of this game aside, it's still a positive season and they'll try to regroup and hope that wisconsin does stumble down with almost electric every time. >> kirk: speaking of heisman he's probably a guy that's going to start to gain momentum and get into the race. >> chris: buckeyes head to the end zone to lock arms and sway to the alma mater. buckeyes bust out tonight and beat down the cornhuskers 62-3. tonight's game produced by bill binle. for our black, our folks in the booth, thanks for watching. michigan and iowa, big ten battle coming up on saturday night a week from tonight. time now for the ford wrap-up show. throw it back to the studio to cassidy hubbarth. so long from columbus. >>> ohio state gets the big win in a top ten big ten matchup. welcome to the forward wrap-up. two ranked matchups during this week ten

three minutes before armstrong and aldrin touched down on the moon apollo 11 lunar alarms triggered. rationalist and not have much time. thankfully they had margaret hamilton, a young m.i.t. scientist and working mom in the 1960's. she led the team that created the flight software that allowed the eagle to land safely. at this time software engineering wasn't even a field yet. there were no textbooks to follow. to bewas no choice but pioneers. luckily for us she never stopped pioneering. she symbolizes that generation of unsung women who helped send humankind into space. it echoes and countless technologies today. her example speaks of the american spirit of discovery that exists in every girl and boy who knows that somehow they can look beyond the heavens to look deep within ourselves and figure out what is possible. , then hopperlight -- more in 1906. she followed her mother into .athematics and earned her phd

armstrong hit his head so hard. he was knocked unconscious. trainers and doctors his jersey and shoulder pads after a lengthy period of time. he was taken in an ambulance and a short time later in the third quarter he comes running back out on the field, almost miraculously hugging his teammates. >> kirk: greatest news of the night to see him come back into this stadium and to see how energetic he was to get back to his team. he knew he wasn't going to play. his guys. >> chris: certainly a bright spot in what was a nightmareish night for nebraska. 62-6. the buckeyes got their winning points on a pick six a minute and a half into the game. big night for j.t. barrett. you get the stats and highlights on the ford wrap-up after the game with cassidy hubbarth. tommy armstrong. a lot of players happy to see that he's okay. >> chris: a couple of texans there. nebraska will need some help to get to indy which was their preseason goal. the result of this game aside, it's still a positive season and they'll try to regroup and hope that wisconsin does st

patrick armstrong.blem is that it depends on the question that parliament gets asked. if the question is as simple as do you expect -- respect the will of the people, if you are an, you cannot go against that. the popular vote, if you translate that to the amount of constituencies, the way politicians are elected, it is more like 61%. that is because only four regions of the 12 group voted to remain. itself, on the vote the first meeting, there might be some amendments added in. the mps might try to add into it that they want to try to achieve single market access. it is going to be scratched out. it is going to be the biggest possible article 50 trigger you can get. francine: unless it goes the other way and theresa may needs to go to parliament and say hard brexit because that is all i can negotiate. then you are stuck voting for something which is hard brexit, which means those -- no access to single market. jordan: if it goes that way, we cannot rule out a snap election. i think the article 50 vote

tommy armstrong. would dive into the end zone. nebraska wins 24-17. armstrong, two passing tds, as well, after zero in the last two games. some pac-12 after dark action. colorado right now leads arizona, 28-10 in the first half. and over on espn, right now, washington state is up 21-7 with i'm cassidy hubbarth. see you next week. (door slam (door slam) ooo! (laughter) ? oh my god get out! smile for the camera! ? woo! we all live for football. the ford escape. we traveled the world sampling the best cheese for two reasons one, to bring them all back for you to enjoy and two, we got to each a bunch of publix deli specialty cheese. over 36 varieties to fall in love with. >>> live from the station taking action for you. >> now on action news, gut with his dad. >> thanks for staying up late with us. >>> a polk county family in mourning after a 5-year-old died while riding an atv. >> we have the unusual circumstances leading up to the crash. >> josh was riding with his 5- year-old son, eli on his lap on this dirt ro trespassing signs. even if the rules were

. >> over 200 shots in that amount of time, like 20, 30 seconds i think that was more armstrong died in the parking lot. in documents police wrote the death might not have happened had there been a visible police presence. deputy chief -- >> there were no gang unit officers available? >> there were no gang unit officers to respond, that's correct. >> reporter: we shared what we found with armstrong's mother. >> if you see a police officer, you're going to freeze up. you're going to be like, you know, just, you're not going to you're not. >> reporter: lieutenant mcdaniel admitted sending officers home that night hours before their shift ending with a warning of potential gang violence was a bad idea. he was penalized six days pay. >> according to your documents we have a life that was lost because there was no policing. >> reporter: community activist charlotte evans -- >> that's a slap on the wrist. made and i don't think he'll ever make that decision again. >> lieutenant mcdaniel did not respond to our messages. he remains in the denver gang unit. the chief calls him an excellent of

barrett embracing tommy armstrong. a lot of players happy to see that he's okay. >> chris: a couple of texans there. nebraska will need some help to get to indy which was their preseason goal. the result of this game aside, it's still a positive season and they'll try to regroup and hope brilliant. touching the ball frequently and with almost electric every time. >> kirk: speaking of heisman he's probably a guy that's going to start to gain momentum and get into the race. >> chris: buckeyes head to the end zone to lock arms and sway to the alma mater. buckeyes bust out tonight and beat down the cornhuskers 62-3. tonight's game produced by bill black, our folks in the booth, thanks for watching. michigan and iowa, big ten battle coming up on saturday night a week from tonight. time now for the ford wrap-up show. throw it back to the studio to cassidy hubbarth. so long from columbus. >>> ohio state gets the big win in a top ten big ten matchup. welcome to the forward wrap-up. the other one in the sec. alabama in death va

tommy armstrong. would dive nebraska wins 24-17. armstrong, two passing tds, as well, after zero in the last two games. some pac-12 after dark action. colorado right now leads arizona, 28-10 in the first half. and over on espn, right now, washington state is up 21-7 with nine to play in the second. that's the ford wrapup. (door slam) ooo! (laughter) ? oh my god get out! smile for the camera! ? woo! we all live for football. and we're headed to the playoff. life is a sport. [ wind whistling and duck quacking ] [ fire alarm blaring ] [ indistinct conversations ] [ fire truck horn honking ] [captioning made possible by wisn-tv] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: now on wisn 12 news. >> it is frustration. it is heard. it is fear. up with racial slurs on his property. the victim tells 12 news what he thinks is behind the attack. but we start with a freeway crash that caused this big backup on northbound i-43 tonight. sheldon:

barrett embracing tommy armstrong. a lot of players happy to see that he's okay. >> chris: a couple of texans there. nebraska will need some help to get to indy which was their preseason goal. the result of this game aside, it's still a positive season and that wisconsin does stumble down the stretch samuel was brilliant. touching the ball frequently and with almost electric every time. >> kirk: speaking of heisman he's probably a guy that's going to start to gain momentum and get into the race. >> chris: buckeyes head to the end zone to lock arms and sway to the alma mater. buckeyes bust out tonight and beat down the cornhuskers 62-3. binle. for our entire crew, more mike black, our folks in the booth, thanks for watching. michigan and iowa, big ten battle coming up on saturday night a week from tonight. time now for the ford wrap-up show. throw it back to the studio to cassidy hubbarth. so long from columbus. >>> ohio state gets the big win welcome to the forward wrap-up. two ranked matchups during this week ten in c

tommy armstrong. would dive into the end zone. nebraska armstrong, two passing tds, as well, after zero in the last two games. some pac-12 after dark action. colorado right now leads arizona, 28-10 in the first half. and over on espn, right now, washington state is up 21-7 with nine to play in the second. that's the ford wrapup. (door slam) ooo! (laughter) ? oh my god get out! smile for the camera! ? woo! we all live for football. and we're headed to the playoff. life is a sport. the ford escape. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. kimberly: trump won the white house, but protests from coast-to-coast over the weekend. and peopl

tommy armstrong. would dive into the end zone. nebraska wins 24-17. armstrong, two passing tds, as well, after zero in the last two games. some pac-12 after dark action. colorado right now arizona, 28-10 in the first half. and over on espn, right now, washington state is up 21-7 with nine to play in the second. that's the ford wrapup. i'm cassidy hubbarth. see you next week. (door slam) ooo! (laughter) ♪ oh my god get out! smile for the camera! ♪ woo! we all live for football. and we're headed to the playoff. life is a sport. the ford escape. be unstoppable. action news delaware valleys leading news program with metrologist melissa magee, jeff skversky and walter perez. ♪ it was a tense and dangerous day in a normally peaceful community in bucks county dozens of police officers a swat team and medics surrounded a home for hours in the home an armed man who refused to come out and fired shots at police and sparked evacuation and dramatic measures to get him out of the home, i'm walter perez and a peaceful ending in bucks county and the standoff lasted

armstrong hit his head so hard. he was knocked trainers and doctors cutting off his jersey and shoulder pads after a lengthy period of time. he was taken in an ambulance and a short time later in the third quarter he comes running back out on the field, almost miraculously hugging his teammates. >> kirk: greatest news of the night to see him come back into this stadium and to see how energetic he was to get back to his team. he just wanted to be there for his guys. >> chris: certainly a bright spot in what was a nightmareish night for nebraska. 62-6. the buckeyes got their winning points on a pick six a minute and a half into the game. big night for j.t. barrett. you get the stats and highlights on the ford wrap-up after the game with cassid >> kirk: j.t. barrett embracing tommy armstrong. a lot of players happy to see that he's okay. >> chris: a couple of texans there. nebraska will need some help to get to indy which was their preseason goal. the result of this game aside, it's still a positive season and they'll