goodnight from auburn. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division "why is america safer today ♪ when we travel or go to busy places?" "because detection technology developed at auburn turns canines into a powerful first line of defense." "why are some accomplishments more meaningful than others?" "because for me the best trophy is the one that fulfilled a promise to my mother." "why does the auburn family believe in and support our university?" (quietly) "historic gift" "why?" "why?" "why, because this is auburn." ♪ >> adam: i'm adam zucker. coming up on "the ram post game show" how michigan state and u.s.c. are headed to their conference championship games. into a real guys night out to see if they could find the guy who uses just for men. it's me. >>no way. just for men gives you a natural gray-free look. just lather in. in just five minutes. great-looking hair, made easy. just for men. hi -- i need the new iphone to play my reindeer games. aren't you cute! right now if you get any iphone, you can

do-over for this auburn defense. they held up nicely until they didn't -- you continue to run derrick henry at this defense. he we're them down and in the end they had nothing for him. >> rick: buddy ryan has a 46 defense. nick saban has a 46 offense. you need a quarterback to win the big prizes and i thought nick coker came through. 17 of 26, 179. he makes a play, gets this to four and one. alabama makes the decision to go for it and how about this play. another chance to make a guy miss. avoids again. looks downfield. find ardarius stewart for the touchdown. if he's going to have to play like that for them to win the championship, but you you put those two kids together playing like that. alabama is tough. >> adam: how about the legs of adam griffith, five for five. florida is going to watch this tape as they get set for next weekend. >> brian: they have to get their mind right for a battering, punishing football game like auburn did. they knew what type of physical match-up this was going to be and they were ready

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in essence, the auburn system turned the prison into a factory. it was probably no accident that the auburn system began to displace the philadelphia system as a model prison at the very moment in the 19th century that the factory had begun to replace there it is and all -- the artisanal workshop as the main site of industrial mechanical production in the united states. nevertheless, this innovation was most certainly touted at the time as a reform of the existing solitary system in philadelphia, whether because of its allegedly more salutary effects on the prisoners or more productive capacity in the manufacturing sector, however, it's hard to say. whatever the original intentions of the auburn system, these two were soon overcome by the desire for profit. as congregant labor wedded with penal discipline created a system efficient enough to be out to the highest bidder. essentially all of the commodities of a growing industrial and consumer economy in the 19th century. much the way goat cheese and farm raised to lap you are today -- and tilapia a

in essence, the auburn system turned the prison into a factory. it was probably no accident auburn systeme began to displace the philadelphia system as the model prison at the very moment in the 19th century that the factory had begun to replace the art is all workshop as the main site of industrial production. this innovation was most certainly touted at the time as a reform of the existing solitary system in philadelphia, whether because of its allegedly more salutary effect on the prisoners. it is hard to say. whatever the originally been assistant attentions were of the auburn -- that assistant intentions were of the auburn system -- produced a work program efficient enough to be leased out to the highest that are. bidder.r -- they produced clothing, carpets, homes, furnaces, furniture, even rifles. essentially all of the commodities of a growing industrial and consumer economy in the 19th century, much the way goat cheese and farm raised to let be a part -- tilapia are today. this system of the prison factory does seem somehow to be regarded

he seems confused not knowing how he got there. >> i was trying to get to auburn. >> you are in auburn. you made it to auburn. >> oh my goodness. >> you must have taken a left turn here realizing it was a road. steve not able to move his car. : the two encourage him to unbuckle his seatbelt and get out. >> i don't know how i got here. steve right as he walks around : to the other side. they realize a freight train is barreling down the tracks. >> sir come on. >> sir come on. there's a train coming. sir come on. >> we've got to go. come on. d: -- steve: seeing cars get hit before trains don't stop on a dime. panicked and not know how much time they'd have. >> -- cynthia svendgard, her boyfriend daniel and good friend richie say they grabbed the man and brought him down a small hill to this spot behind a couple of cars that were parked nearby. daniel stuffed his cell phone into his pocket as the train's horn gets louder and louder. less than 30 seconds later this. >> it just crushed the car like a can. the highest amount of adrenaline steve that adrenaline was still : pumping as they all

one auburn neighborhood after reports that someone was handing out candy embedded with sharp objects but it turned out to be a hoax. >> reporter: it's what parents fear the most about halloween candy that's been tampered with. auburn police initially reported an 11-year-old girl found thismetallic object inside a hershey's bar. >> it's kind of sad because it puts fear into a night that's fun for everyone. it should be about fun. >> you never want to think it's going to happen in your neighborhood. that's why you should always check. >> reporter: although it was an isolated ensee dent it caused police to warn parents to diligently check all of their candy. >> i said this morning, no one eats anymore candy. >> reporter: police say after further questioning the girl, they discovered she made up the story and placed a piece of metal there herself. >> i hope that child's parents or that child gets disciplined, maybe gets some help, you know. that's just wrong. >> she started off as a joke. then she probably didn't think about it being h big around. >> reporter: so although this was a crue

bama beats auburn 29-13. they will play florida in the sec championship. >>> and city college of san francisco headed to another state championship game after the rams beat chabot 40-30 today in the norcal finals. the rams will face the southern california winner in two weeks. >>> here's a fella who used to be a good tight end. then he made a career change. let's take you to oakland. >> we are going to warm up real nice and easy around the ropes. >> reporter: by day, laron mitchell is a physical education teacher at st. elizabeth elementary in oakland. any given night, at fire in the ring gym in brisbane, this 6'4" san francisco native is the student and his grade so far, perfect. mitchell has been schooling fighters in the ring as an unbeaten heavyweight contender. >> i do want laron to win the heavyweight championship. i think he has a good chance of doing it. >> i'm putting in the work. i know i have the tools and ability. it's just a matter of transitioning to the fight and so far it's been working. >> re

i don't see anything wrong with thinking auburn now. dan mullen. streak against alabama will continue. next year they have to go to tuscaloosa. scar bow row. that will do it. 31-6. another dominating perfofoance by nick saban, lane kiffen, kirby smart and guy named derrick henry. jake coker played his role tonight. the update have alabama at 6-1. lsu at home against arkansas later tonight. next week we'll see lsu at ole miss let's go down to allie who is with nick saban. >> coach, before the game you told me you needed your special teams, offense and defense to play well. your s scial teams scored,d, defense had nine sacks your offense was outstanding in that second half. >> we did a better job of executing in the second half. able to kee the ball a little bit, they threw for a lot of yards but we s spped them when we needed too on defense. it's tough with these guys especially with dak and his ability to run the ball. i'm pleased with the win, we didn't play our best game of the year but got lot to improve on. >> nine e cks best of the season how

thinking auburn now. dan mullen. streak against alabama will continue. next year they have to go to tuscaloosa. scar bow row. that will do it. 31-6. another dominating performance by nick saban, lane kiffen, kirby smart and guy named derrick henry. jake coker played his role tonight. the update have alabama at 6-1. lsu at home against arkansas later tonight. next week we'll see lsu at ole miss let's go down to allie who is with nick saban. >> coach, before the game you told me you needed your special teams, offense and defense to play well. your special teams scored, defense had nine sacks your offense was outstanding in that second half. >> we did a better job of executing in the second half. able to keep the ball a little bit, they threw for a lot of yards but we stopped them when we needed to on defense. it's tough with these guys especially with dak and his ability to run the ball. i'm pleased with the win, we didn't play our best game of the year but got lot to improve on. >> nine sacks best of the season how were you able to be so dominant? >> we t

man: "i was trying to get to auburn."cynthia: "you're in auburn. you made it to auburn." man: "oh, my goodness.""you must have taken a left turn here realizing it was a road." not able to move his car...the two encourage him to unbuckle his seatbelt and get out.man: "i don't know how i got here. right as he walks around to the other side...they realize a freight train is barreling down the tracks.cynthia: "sir, come on...""sir, come on. there's a train coming. sir. come on."cynthia; "we've gotta go.""come on, come on, come on."(cynthia svendgard/good samaritan)"seeing cars get hit before, trains don't stop on a dime."(nats)panicked and not know how much time they'd have...much time they'd have... cynthia svendgard, her boyfriend daniel, and good friend richie say they grabbed the man and brought him down a small hill to this spot behind a couple of cars that were parked nearby.daniel stuffed his cell phone into his pocket as the train's horn gets louder and louder.less than 30 seconds later...this.(nats) (daniel soto/good samaritan) "it just crushed the "it just samaritan

back here in auburn, we found a happy couple from napa. i took them as excited, but you decide for yourself. listen. >> it was this weird thing hitting our windshield driving up. my wife was going, what is that? i said i don't really know! appears to be some kind of liquid! [ laughter ] >> reporter: then what happened? >> it's rain! wow! >> shock! it's rain! [ laughter ] >> reporter: back out here in auburn, the windshield is wet. we promised you rain, and here it is. get ready for more tonight and overnight. in auburn, kpix 5. >> and brian will have more on our forecast in a minute. >>> in the east bay tonight, the only teen to survive a crash that killed two of her friends tells investigators she fell asleep at the wheel. the car slammed into a tree this morning near highway 4 and franklin cannon road in martinez. maria medina has more. >> reporter: investigators are not confirming the identities of the victims, but friends and family are. they are gathered at this church tonight to remember them. >> they didn't stand a chance. >> report

to alabama and auburn fans, have a lovely thanksgiving. i'm trying to be diplomatic.giving. melissa: that's right. nation on high alert, two federal agencies issuing security warnings as millions of americans hit the road to celebrate the thanksgiving holiday. david: there is oversears and russia and turkey, still in blame game mode over downing of russian fighter jet. moscow is now moving anti-missile systems into syria. could this be a risk for our planes? melissa: go green and fight isis? president obama's plan to fight the terrorist group with the climate summit. [closing bell rings] first last trading day of the week. stocks basically flat as closing bell sounds on wall street. david: this is where we're ending the day. a mixed bag. flat and very light volume on this day before thanksgiving. friday, we get half a session on that day. nothing significant to report today. melissa: here is what you need to know right now. the fbi and homeland security warning that extremists in the u.s. could try to launch a paris-style attack on our homeland. this as millions of am

cynthia: "you're in auburn. you made it to auburn."man: "oh, my goodness.""a left turn here realizing it was a road." >> reporter: not able to move his car.the two encourage him to unbuckle his seatbelt and get out. >>: man: "i don't know how i got here. >> reporter: right as he walks around to the other side.they realize a freight train is barreling down the tracks.cynthia: >>: "sir, come on.""sir, come on. there's a train coming. sir. come on."cynthia; "we've gotta go.""come on, come on, come on.""seeing cars get hit before, trains don't stop on a dime." >> reporter: panicked and not know how much time they'd have.cynthia svendgard, her boyfriend daniel, and good friend richie say they grabbed the man and brought him down a small hill to this spot behind a couple of cars that were parked nearby.daniel stuffed his cell phone into his pocket as the train's horn gets louder and louder.less than 30 seconds later.this. >>: "it just crushed the car like a can.""the highest amount of adrenaline that i've ever felt before." >> reporter: that adrenaline was still pu

erika: new this noon, this auburn man is under arrest, accused of killing his dog. gregory fargnoli' s roommate found the dog' s body in the pair' s house tuesday night. fargnoli faces several charges, including animal cruelty and possession of a firearm with a defaced serial number. he' s being held on $10,000 bail. antoinette: this hyannis man

live in auburn, steve cooper, 7 news. >>> now to a story you saw first on . a bus driver is talking about how a few sill examples words may have sad a veteran's life on veteran's day. driver waived down two police officers working on a construction detail in dorchester after the passenger hell a hatchet to his neck and threatened to kill himself. the officer didn't have to use weapons to disarm the man though though. >>> i was pretty much trying to have a conversation with him to keep him at ease and he was telling me all of the stu that . >>> simple words, thank you for your service was what it took for him to put the ax down. >> anchor: a judge ordered that man to undergo mental health evaluation . >> anchor: following more news an apology more than ten years after a deadly fire killed 100 people at a nightclub in rhode island. the lead singer the band great white was on stage during the deadly station nightclub fire and he is now apologizing to the victims and their families in his new documentary. as jadiann thompson reports many see it as too little, too

he seems confused, not knowing how he got there. >> i was trying to get to auburn. >> you're in auburn. you made it to auburn. >> oh, my goodness. >> you must have taken a left here thinking it was a road. steve: not able to move his car, the two encourage him to unbuckle his seatbelt and get out. right as he walks around to the other side they realize a , freight train is barreling down the tracks. >> sir, come on. come on. >> there's a train coming. seeing cars get hit before, trains don't stop on a dime. steve: panicked and not know how much time they would have cynthia svendgard, her boyfriend , daniel, and good friend richie say they grabbed the man and brought him down a small hill to this spot behind a couple of cars that were parked nearby. daniel stuffed his cell phone into his pocket as the train's horn gets louder and louder. less than 30 seconds later, this. >> it just crushed the car like a can. the highest amount of adrenaline that i've ever felt before. steve: that adrenaline was still pumping as they all re-visited the tracks this morning amazed of time. >> i just told

. >> westbound out by the auburn mall, out by route 290, brake lights out that way. certainly has been a it ride, as well. le newton out past 128 and framingham and out through auburn and eventually heading on to exit 9. a heavy flow of volume certainly the day before thanksgiving. a nice picture here on the zakim bridge, 93. northbound and southbound not moving too badly. 93 looks okay leading up through new hampshire and the southbound expressway dealing with a 45 minute ride. route one we have them here i'm joe stapleton, 7news. >>> we'll move on to today's health cast and there's nothing normal about living with stage 4 cancer, especially when you 5 chi l special at the call monke i my go to school. wh sh bu a ca in m w si in her a to remi the con t s an i t helpi school that you sti bei offed that you're still, t you just missing school fo oth reasons. >> reporter monk includ monkey and also a backpack for teachers to send home rya's class work and well wishes from her friends. >> giving teachers instruction beside what to do, resources, stories for the kids she

and they need auburn. >> verne: yeah. that's a first down. chad kelly. 20 seniors. for ole miss. 31 wins, and that 2003 class was led by a quarterback who with wears number 10. eli manning. and the first-class to make four straight bowl games being and the first to beat alabama in back-to-back games. >> gary: cannot talk about anyone in this league coaching who has done a better job coaching than hugh freeze since he came to ole miss. what he took over and what he's built is incredible. >> verne: a two-man committee essentially was enlisted to secure the new head coach at ole miss -- i've told the story before. i remember being in atlanta for the s.e.c. championship. one of those two was archie manning. we were on the bus going back to the hotel. archie said, "i think we've got our guy. i can't tell you who he is." and he didn't. but he said "i believe he's going to be a really good one." there is your man, right there. hugh freeze. >> gary: let's see if they can that's another factor here. >> verne: akeem judd. >> verne: eli 3,600 yards, chad kelly in a single seas

and they need auburn. >> verne: yeah. that's a first down. chad kelly. 20 seniors. ole miss. 31 wins, and that 2003 class was led by a quarterback who with wears number 10. eli manning. and the first-class to make four straight bowl games being and the first to beat alabama in back-to-back games. >> gary: cannot talk about anyone in this league coaching who has done a better job coaching than hugh freeze since he came to ole miss. what he took over and what he's built is incredible. >> verne: a two-man committee essentially was enlisted to secure the new head coach at ole miss -- i've told the story before. i remember being in atlanta for the s.e.c. championship. one of those two was archie manning. we were on the bus going back to the hotel. archie said, "i think we've got our guy. i can't tell you who he is." and he didn't. but he said "i believe he's going to be a really good one." there is your man, right there. hugh freeze. >> gary: let's see if they can hold onto him. that's another factor here. >> verne: akeem judd. >> verne: eli 3,600 yards, chad kelly in a

thinking auburn now. dan mullen. streak against alabama will continue. next year they have to go to scar bow row. 31-6. another dominating performance by nick saban, lane kiffen, kirby smart and guy named derrick henry. jake coker played his role tonight. the update have alabama at 6-1. lsu at home against arkansas later tonight. next week we'll see lsu at ole miss let's go down to allie who is with nick saban. >> coach, before the game you told me you needed your special teams, offense and defense to play well. your special teams scored, defense had nine sacks your offense was outstanding in that second half. >> we did a better job of executing in the second half. able to keep the ball a little bit, they threw for a lot of yards but we stopped them when we needed to on defense. it's tough with these guys especially with dak and his ability to run the ball. i'm pleased with the win, we didn't play our best game of the year but got lot to improve on. >> nine sacks best of the season how were you able to be so dominant? >> we thought that one place where w

of mount auburn... with multiple wounds. he was taken to the hospital... where he later died. 47 year old michael lehman is in custody... and charged with first degree murder. there is no word stabbing. police are trying to find out if drugs or alcohol played a factor in a deadly des moines crash... it happened at the intersection of hubbell avenue and east 37th street sunday night. witnesses say 53 year old deanna gliem was going at least 20 miles per hour over the speed limit... when she slammed into another car. richard hummel and randall sonnenburg were killed. the two were lifelong friends. no charges have been filed in the case. the owners of a stolen car are about to get it back... two decades later... you can see the top of the car sticking out of easter lake. it's likely been underwater this whole time... and only appeared because crews were draining the lake for dredging. police tell us the car is a "suzuki swift"... a car that is no longer made. it was reported stolen in 19-94. people are being encouraged to turn their dreams into realities... i

and out into auburn, 35 degrees and out into auburn, 35 degrees. worcester, 37. watch out because fitchburg is at 33 likely dropping if not down to freeze big another degree. pepperell, 31. amherst, 29. all we got out here this morning are clouds. it is staying dry all day. middle 30s here at 7 a.m. not as cold as past morning, but by noon time free of thanksgiving, 53 degrees. 56 at 3 p.m. and we are back in the 40s by 7:00 this evening. nice and quiet. we will show you how much warm ter turns in time for your friday forecast coming up. daniel, back to you. >>> breaking news now in boston. four people are shot and one person has died across the treat at a bar across the street from fenway park. michael has more where he good morning, michael. >>reporter: good morning, dan, this happened right outside of the popular pub "who's on you can still see heavy police presence outside of fenway park and the evidence markers on the ground. b pd tell me that officers were standing where i am standing on the corner of van necessary and youngkey when they saw the shots ring

. >> and there is a candy scare in auburn, this one turns out to be made up. police received a report yesterday that a razor blade was found underneath the wrapper of a candy were. you see a picture right here. but today police say the story was a hoax. interviewing the 11 year old who originally reported it to her mother that she made the entire thing up and it was a hoax. in a sense i'm relieved, because you don't want it to be real, but it's too bad she went to that level. >> anchor: it's still unclear why the 11 year old lied about the whole thing, but auburn police say she will not face charges. right now in burlington, religious leaders are demanding answers after a mosque is vandalized overnight. the vandals allegedly spray painted u-s-a on the outside of the islamic center of burlington. you can see pictures of the spray paint here. the same mosque has been targeted in the past by similar hate attacks. crews are working to repair the damage. also on 7, a dog rushed to the vet after getting stabbed in brockton. witnesses say this alstarted when two dogs

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. >>> you are in auburn. you made it to auburn. >>> oh my goodness . >>> you must have taken a lift here thinking it was a road . >>> not able to move his car they encourage him to unbuckle his seat belt and get out. right as he walks around to the other side they realize a freight train is barreling down the track . >>> there is a train coming. >>> sir, come on. sir, come on. come on, come on, come on. >>> seeing cars hit before, trains don't stop on a dime. >>> get away from the track. >> reporter: not knowing how much time they had the couple and their good friend say they grabbed the pan and brought him down a small hill to this spot behind a couple of cars that were parked nearby. one man stuffed a cell phone into his pocket as the tin's less than 30 seconds later this. >>> it crushed the car like a can. the highest amount of adrenaline that i have ever felt before . >>> that adrenaline was still pumping as they revisited the tracks, amaze the man got out in the nick imtime . >>> he was just happy . >>>

auburn and holden, 36. to the north shore and southeastern new hampshire, 33 newburyport, 40 hampton falls and 41 in newton. off to southwest new hampshire and southeast vermont, temperatures in the 30's. stratton mountain, 32. massachusetts and all of new england really, and you have to. so no big storms are coming at us with rain or snow, but there are showers in the forecast this weekend. a timeline on those and a big cooldown. >> mark: number at hat -- now at 6:00 p.m., president obama makes a promise to the american people. >> we are taking every possible step to keep our homeland safe. >> mark: as millions board planes, trains and automobiles -- >> counterterrorism, intelligence, homeland security, and law enforcement professionals at every level, are constantly working to protect all of us. >> mark: the commander-in-chief, trying to reassure all of us. the president speaking pout telling the nation that law enforcement is working overtime to continually monitor any possible threats at home and overse

. >>> the 11-year-old auburn girl who lied ability finding a razor -- about finding a razor played in her trick or treating candy acknowledged it was a lie and apologized. >>> the surveillance picture that showed a man inside the franklin square bank. a man walked in and said don't be stupid, hand me the money. >>> the fbi is now looking into the disappearance of a way wamot man. investigators won't say if foul play is at play. >>> the damage here is extensive and tonight saint vincent depaul's church is closed. >> the church is an old church, late 1800s. >> reporter: the locals call it saint vinnie's. >> one to have biggest pieces that fell probably weighs six or 8 pounds, so you know, falling from that height if it know, we would have a major problem. >> reporter: father steve madden says chunks of plaster have been falling for years, but last week it got so bad it was closed deemed unsafe. they had used nets before to catch the pieces, but they have gotten too bad. >> it was to prevent an accident from happening. >> reporter: the church was completed not long at the very end of the

alabama taking on auburn. jeremy johnson throws to smith who tips it to himself and sprints for the touchdown. another look. smith tipping it with one hand. but alabama's derrick henry was unstoppable running for a school record for 271 yards. helping alabama win, 29-13. >>> it was a back and forth stunner in stanford. with just 35 seconds left in the game, notre dame's quarterback deshone kizer fakes the handoff touchdown. but in the final seconds stanford gets into field goal range, conrad kicks a 45-yard notre dame, 38-36. >>> at michigan stadium, ohio state trampling their rival wolverines with a lot of help from ezekiel elliott who ran for two touchdowns, but the biggest story on the football field. les miles, lsu announcing that the storied coach will remain as head coach. espn reporting the decision to keep miles was not finalized until the third quarter of saturday night's 19-7 victory over texas a&m. the coach celebrated with his players on the field and in the locker room. i believe they were hitting

let's head down south where there is no bigger rivalry than alabama and auburn.ama currently number 2 in the playoff rankings. with thoughts of the big iron bowl upset, a field goal, game into the third. bamma's stuart, 19-6 bama. jason smith to himself, 19-13 bama. watch smith's concentration. dare i say he might be our heisman leading candidate. bama wins it 29-30. they'll take on florida in the game next week. oklahoma and oklahoma state on deck right here on abc 7. stay tuned following the contest for "after the game" with larry beil and yours truly as we break down the day in college football, look ahead to the niners and raiders. we'll talk with former warrior jason richardson. they play sacramento tonight. >> when you say dare i say shumann-esque, i was supporting you. got to keep the ego in check. yeah, yeah. >> thanks for watching. look at that beautiful sunset. ♪ >> chris: tonight, in chilly stillwater, it is the bedlam series, winner take all for the big 12 title. saturday night football on abc, presented by walmart. part of espn's rivalry series, pres

the doctor also lived on auburn avenue. what does that tell us about martin luther king? this neighborhood was diverse. a doctor could live in this neighborhood, but there were also working class people in this neighborhood. the fact that there was a midwife at the birth, which indicates that we are still looking at a family that is somewhat privileged. there was a doctor also attending. we can see from that that martin luther king's early upbringing was a mixture of the, i guess what i would call the striving for middle-class status, and the people that were predominant in this neighborhood were working-class. we can also see from this document that, at the time, his father is a preacher. where? right here. we can see that there is another person in his household. who is that? that is, at the time of his birth, both of the grandparents, who are still alive. his grandfather is also the minister of ebenezer church. the things that we can find by looking at both the birth certificate, the autobiography of religious development, at data, we can see that these were the forces

he's from mount auburn. authorities transported him to the hospital, where he later died. authorities found the suspect, 47-yar-old michael lehman, in another room. he also was hurt and went to the hospital for treatment. just after that, he went to the linn county correctional center on first-degree murder charges. kcrg tv nine's dave franzman is live in our newsroom. initial ppearance. brady, the court set a cash bond of a million dollars both for the first degree murder violation. and the criminal complaint did add a few details to what we know now. lehman made his court appearance by video wearing a suicide protection suit. that's a standard precaution in such cases. in court, he asked for a public defender with a preliminary hearing set for november 25th. authorities say the victim was stabbed with a standard kitchen knife. a court document says auorities found both the knife and blood from the victim's clothing when they arrested him in his motel room. sheriff brian gardner says lehman suffered slight wounds so he was taken to the hospital and then transported to jai

auburn police cautioned parents to be extra careful when checking candy. after investigating, police determined the girl made the story up. >> i hope that the child's parents or the child gets disciplined, maybe gets help, you know? that's just wrong. . >> residents in the neighborhood say it was just another lesson that parents always need to be vigilant when it comes to trick-or-treating. >>> a warning for parents from police in north ring. officers are urging parents to go through their kids' halloween candy to see if they got this package. police posted a picture of highlands cough syrup for kids on their facebook page. someone left sample packages outside their home on old farm lane. >>> and in chicopee, a needle found in candy that was given out near granby street near east road. anyone who finds something dangerous in kids' halloween candy is urged to call police. >>> the 1-2 again. it's in the corner. the royals! ! >> a royal celebration. kansas city winning the world series in game 5. it took 12 innings to beat new york. >> the mets poor defense d

of mount auburn... with multiple he was taken to the hospital... where he later died. 47 year old michael lehman is in custody... and charged with first degree murder. there is no word on his motive for the stabbing. police are trying to find out if drugs or alcohol played a factor in a deadly des moines crash... it happened at the intersection of hubbell avenue and east 37th street sunday night. witnesses say 53 year old deanna gliem was going at least 20 miles per hour over the speed limit... when she slammed into another car. richard hummel and randall sonnenburg were killed. the two were lifelong friends. no charges have been filed in the case. the owners of a stolen car are about to get it back... two decades later... you can see the top of the car sticking out of easter lake. it's likely been underwater this whole time... and only appeared because crews were draining the lake for dredging. police tell us the car is a "suzuki swift"... a car that is no longer made. people are being encouraged to turn their dreams into profitable realities... i

in auburn, a brief scare after a child told police she found a razor blade under the wrapper of a candy bar but that wasn't true. >> after interviewing the 11-year-old, she made the entire thing up and it was a hoax. >> police here say the man who handed out the cough syrup samples will not be facing charges. auburn. oliverio, "7 news today in new england." >> jadiann: we're following more news. a dog is seriously wounded in brockton after stabbed in the street. the injured dog is a pit bull named havoc. witnesses say he and another dog were fighting yesterday when the owner of one dog took matters in his own hands. >> he was trying to get his dog off the other dog and he started stabbing the neck because he was trying to get the dog off. both -- the dog was locked jaw. >> havoc's owner says their dog didn't deserve it and they're hoping he survives. police are hoping microchips can help find three puppies stolen from a kennel in hollisston. the 10-week-old puppy from snatched friday night. the microchips don't have a gps tracker but if someone takes the dog to the vet they should ident

he's been a prohibitive favorite since the auburn game when he began the streak of three consecutive games with 200 yards plus. and boykin loss today as well. >> gary: what we know is, the guys around him could not produce the opening. >> verne: and give credit to the run defense of the crimson tide.. dwayne thomas, one of three. a flag down. >> gary: alabama was just trying to get in position for a field goal. they don't want to back up. that's one thing they didn't want. they threw a quick pass. really weren't tryininto go o wn field there. they were trying to set it up closer for a field goal attempt. what happens? they lose ten yards on a holding call. >> verne: pierce baker. sophomore. >> gary: pierce baker out of iowa. recalls sitting atome in iowa watching this game on television. that's when he decided he was going to not go to iowa, by the way. pretty good football team this year. >> verne: they are. >> gary: and come play here. >> verne: he's from cedar falls, iowa. the top of the screen. o.j. howard, number 88. here's coker. got him. ardarius stewart. >> gary: you know wha

about 125 gallons of diesel fuel were snrild and the epa and auburn district were called to clear it. slowing down traffic there most of the morning. >>> police have arrested this man right here accused of breaking into a home in sharon. the owners of that home on furnace street called police around 2 a.m. saying someone had broken in. three hours later they arrested 25-year-old rashon stokes at their home on furnace street. he is being held on $10 thine he is being held on $10,000 monday. >>>'s new father, and now he is taking a stand for other parents opinion still to come, mack zuckerberg going to bat for his employees. the sweet new deal for expectant parents who work at facebook. >>> plus will he or won't he? danny amendo la weighing his options as the patriots fly out to denver. whether he will catch the plane or any passes sunday night. >>> and next, black friday may be over but the deals are still why you won't have to wait for wow, that is good delicious introducing milkwise original with 46% fewer calories, 33% less sugar, and 50% more calcium than 2% milk it's great taste a

, along highway 30, just west of cedar rapids.they found 23-year-old jimmi-jon lee lili, of mount auburn with stab wounds.he later died at a hospital. hospital.now, this man, 47-year-old michael lehman, who deputies say lived at the motel, is charged with first degree murder.he made his first court appearance this morning. morning.cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee was in the courtroom and joins us live. live.good afternoon, steffi. michchl stephen lehman just t appeared in the linn county courthouse - the criminal complaint says this was a stabbing.this morning in court, the state asasd the judge to set a significant cash only bond because of safety concerns for the public - it's been set for 750 thousand dollars.lehman is also accused of violating his parole, which brings his bond to 1-milllln dollars.line records show he is a registered sex offender - a search on the iowa sex offender registry shows there are 21 sex offenders, including lehman, living at this motel right now. authorities say lint was laying on the floor of his motel room with multiple stab wounds.investigators say they fo

number 2 alabama at auburn. coverage begins at 2:30 with "inside college football" powered by ram. over on cbs sports network, boise state and san jose state followed by a basketball double helder starting with virginia tech and fourth ranked iowa state at 7:00 eastern. all right, three weeks ago lubs was number two in the country but three straight losses have les miles sitting firmly on the hot seat. reports came out a couple of hours ago that miles spoke at a booster club luncheon this afternoon and there were insinuations made that he would be coaching his last game for l.s.u. tomorrow. now, a short while ago, the football team's twitter feed sent out a statement to the contrary, stating that he has not resigned, nor did he indicate he was resigning. the word "firing" was not used, or "fired" although that seems to be the vibe les was giving off, with the tiger gridiron club. what should we make of this? >> this the works the kept secret in the history of the world. coaches understand that we're expendable. you can -- they can make a change. and certainly, that is their preroga

. >> you are in auburn. off made it to auburn. >> oh, my goodness. >> you must have take an left here thinking it was a road. >> nancy: the two encouraged him to unbuckle his seat belt and get out. right as they walked around to the other side, they realized a freight train is barreling >> come on. there is a train coming! >> there is a train coming! we have to go! we have to go. >> we have seen cars hit before. trains don't stop on a dime. >> nancy: the couple grabbed the man and brought him down a small hill to this spot behind a couple of cars that were parked nearby. one man stuffed a cell phone into his pocket as the train horn gets louder and louder. less than 30 seconds later, this. >> it crushed the car like a can. the highest amount of adrenaline i have ever felt before. >> nancy: adrenaline was still pumping. they revisited the tracks. amazed the man got out in the knick of time. >> he was just happy... he seemed thankful. yes. >> nancy: four friends who simply did right thing. to think they never

number 2 alabama at auburn. coverage begins at 2:30 with "inside college football" powered by ram. over on cbsbs sports network, boise state and san jose state followed by a basketball double helder starting with virginia tech and fourth ranked iowa state at 7:00 eastcrn. all ririt, three weeks ago lubs was number two in the country but three straight losses have les miles sitting firmly on the hot seat. hours ago that miles spoke at a booster club luncheon this afternoon and there were insinuations made that he would be coaching his last game for l.s.u. tomorrow. now, a short while ago, the football team's twter feed sent out a statement to the contrary, stating that he has not resigned, nor did he indicate he was resigning. the word "firing" was not used, or "fired" althoughh that seems to be the vibe les was giving off, with the tiger gridiron club. what should we make of this? >> this the works the kept secret in the history of the world. coaches understanan that we're expendable. you can -- they can make a change. and certainly, that is their prerogative. what i don't like for