miller, and that's atkins, geno atkins making a mark tonight. the rookie out of georgia. picked him in the fourth round. >> cris: michael johnson has made an impression but this guy has made an equal impression right here. comes off the double-team there and makes the play in the backfield. they were impressed, but you never know, you know. a guy's show in training camp and they go well, he looks pretty good. sometimes the bright lights come on and they disappear. well, you know, atkins and michael johnson, they wouldn't disappear tonight. paul brown stadium. play like you practice, son. those two guys have. >> al: third and 11. nichols buying time and was able to complete the pass to scott sicko, but short of the first down. nichols, out of eastern washington. jon kitna played his college ball at central washington. a long-time statistician, george hill, from the state of washington. eastern washington. got to get a polouse mention once a year. >> cris: no question. jordan shipley going back. he can win a job as a punt returner. it would certainly add to his resume in ci

can we expect something brand new out of trace atkins?is the best one. they got the best one so far. >> has life changed you? you're a granddaddy. >> i like that. >> i'm tactile. >> we should have had you up there. >> they don't know answers to any of those questions. they're boys. >> we should have brought the real man up. >> what are you going to sing for us? >> this ain't no love song. which means this is not a love song. >> trace atkins. ♪ my heart didn't skip a beat when i saw you standing there looking like some kind of angel ♪ ♪ like you were walking on air and the earth didn't move when you first said my name ♪ ♪ i didn't feel a thing no not me my heart didn't skip a beat ♪ this ain't no love song ♪ this ain't no love song ♪ ♪ ♪ this ain't no love song i just felt getting my guitar on and singing a tune ♪ ♪ won't be hear it on the radio but then you never know ♪ note baby if you want you can sing along but this ain't no love song ♪ ♪ love song ♪ love song ♪ sing it to you baby all night long ♪ ♪ all night long ♪ yeah half this stu

of the residents feel that the city council's responses to their concerns -- >> emeryville route atkins used to live at emery bay and says neighbors have a right to complain but the city will not play favorites either way. >> what do you say to critics that say that they'll give ikea favorable treatment because it brings so much attention the city. >> we have yet to see whether that is a sense of it that will be born out by the decision of the planning commission. then subsequently whatever happens at the city council level. >> after repeated attempts ikea did not return our phone calls. and the planning commission meeting is set for 6:30 thursday night. whatever they decide, either ikea or the neighbors can appeal that decision to the city council. in 'em reissville, kiet do, cbs5. >> firefighters expect they'll fully contain the fire burning on mount diablo sometime tomorrow. it started yesterday afternoon near curry canyon road. at last check it was 90% contained. it ripped through 375 acres of brush and grass but no homes were lost. no neighbors credited firefighters for that. >> my

by the year 2000 that number dr atkins, psychologist. good morning to both of you.u wrote this article that picked up a lot of buzz. what was the finding? how does the group of 20s now differ than their parents? >> as you said, they're going through the transitions to adulthood later than previous generations did. they're marrying later, they're settling into a career later, and they're worrying their parents, i think, more than we did when we were growing you. >> but is it clear what's going on, what's behind this? >> it looks like, this what is was so exciting when i found this research, it looks like there's a new develop mental stage that's being created. it's something that jeff barnett at clark university is calling emerging adulthood. that there's really something different that they need to do to figure out what the next stage of their life is going to be before they become true adults. >> and dale, developmentally there's been research i know as to how we define the development of adults and at what point are you truly. is the definition truly changing? >>

. >> bill atkins is a psychologist and author. dale, good morning.children. how unique is that story? >> well, it's a wonderful story and it's a great model. it is unique because what we have often are families that have resistance and they're really not feeling as generous as the children in this family are feeling or as comfortable with the fact that their parents are going to remarry. this is a beautiful model because they do emphasize the patience and the role of their parents and just knowing that it takes time. >> if you look at the statistics, 65% of remarriages involve children from the first or the prior marriage. when they are adult children, is it easier than when the kids are younger or is it just a different set of issues? >> it's a different set of issues and a lot of the parents who are getting married think it's really easy because their kids are grown. >> exactly. >> but, in fact they are probably more set in their ways and they still have the same feelings that younger people do. but the parents think, well, everything is fine. we d