baylor university says allegations against cosby contradict its values. the comedian has not been charged with a crime and denies the allegations. into the statehouse tomorrow for a public hearing on nearly three dozen educated related bills. the jorpt are related to charter -- majority are related to charter schools. governor charlie baker unveiled the bill only a few days ago he says that would let the state add up to a dozen new or expanded charter schools each year. >>> the patriots continuing their winning ways. the last three games the patriots have scored 121 points and they didn't let up against the cowboys in dallas. the offense struggled early on but finally things got going in the second quarter. dion lewis was all the way down to the one-yard line. and that set upbraidy. wow. from a yard out he gets a touchdown on the quarterback sneak. the pass will roll over the cowboys. final score 40-6. the pats are 4-0. up next the indianapolis colts and a rematch of last the launch that -- the game that launched the deflategate saga. >>> thousands taking

researchers at baylor university or down at baylor university in texas found that phubbing hurts relationship satisfaction and creates conflict like when your partner hide their phone when they are together, or constantly glances at it. >> yes. >> so the study says low satisfaction leads to overall unhappiness and higher levels of depression. >> yes. >> they are just shut ago this person out. you are saying you are not as important as to what is happening on my phone. you know is what happening on the phonies facebook, twitter, or how you about that, three leg cow. that is more important then you. >> like last night at dinner, i was, trying to eat dinner with my fiance and she says what do you keep could go? posting to facebook? for three hours. >> yes. >> so, more people are weighing in about the things you don't like people to say in your relationship. >> yes. >> she says i cannot stan when he said you are right. i want to punch him in the face. stacy says i hate when my boyfriend says when we're arguing is it that time of the month. that is a no, no girl friend. stacy, tell him, he can't.

baylor university joins the growing list of schools to rescind an honorary phz a-- ph.d. awarded to the comedian. they gave is to him in 2003. it's the latest setback over sexual allegations. baylor university says the allegations against cosby contradicts its mission and values. the comedian has not been charged with a crime and denies the allegations. >>> first the critics panned it and then the audiences panned "pan." it sold $15.5 million in tickets this weekend. that was good for a third place finish but analysts are calling it one of the most year. hotel transylvania came in second with more than $20 million in sales. matt damon's "the martians" took in the top spot for another week. >> it's a book too. you knew it was going to become a movie. >> have to check it out. >>> rapper kanye west said he would like to get into politics, perhaps run for president or become the next speaker of the house. >> like it's so easy to do. >> president obama heard about this and decided to give kanye a little advice. >> first of all, you've got to spend a lot of time dealing with so

. >> last year at baylor university, you said in a speech there's increasing disdain for religion. was wondering when you said this on you one land we're in a society where it shouldn't matter as much. you do draw a distinction, you don't think we should have disdain for religion. >> absolutely. >> and pluralism should trump -- >> we want an accommodation. we don't want the state to tell people what they can think and when there's a conflict between what a person could do and what a person's religion demands and what civic society demands we try our best to accommodate. the case obviously involving a clerk and gay marriage is an instance where we have tried to accommodate. but the accommodation there seems to be simple. if she can't perform marriages she should quit the job. >> what's the trick about the fact that she gets to be put there by the people? >> because probably the constitution doesn't give the majorities the right to be bigoted. the constitution has its own demands. even if 99% of americans oppose gay marriage if the constitution says gays have to be treated equally, t

the cyclones will take on baylor university. kiikoff is at 11 o'clok on espn. u-n-i plays at south dakota state. the game starts at 2:00 p-m, on kcrg 9-point-2. as for the hawkeyes, this is a bye week for them. next saturday, they'll go up against marylaad in iowa city. that game will be here on kcrg-tv9, and will kick off at 2:30 pm. stick with us after sports, we'll talk with our unity point health guest, dr jenny butler. she'll tells us bout a new expansson project for hours, mainly to the north and east. throughout the afternooo we'll gradually the sun will peek through the clouds helping to warm us up into the low 60s. another great day for college football orrany of those fall festtvals keep the our temperatures won't stay as warm. sunday we'll bareey hit 60 and the beginning the work week brings high your saturday! coming up next in sports, we friday night lights, as high school football seasons come to an end. stay with kcrg-tv9 for your weekend hard to believe the regular season is over. lets start off with our kcrg 9.2 game of the week. decorah hosted

the cyclones will take on baylor university. kickoff is at 11 o'clock on espn. u-n-i plays at south dakota ate. the game starts at 2:00 p-m, on kcrg 9-point-2. as for the hawkeyes, this is a bye week for them. xt saturday, they'll go up against maryland in iowa cit that game will be re on kcrg-tv9, and will kick off at 2:30 pm. it may seem like their before our time.... but nike is going back to the future with their latest shoe design. hours, mainly to the north and east. throughout the afternoon we'll gradually see clearing and the sun will peek through the clouds helping to warm us up into the low 60s. another great day for college football or any of those fall festivals you may be going to! although we keep the sunshine around f fr the weekend, our r temperatures won't stay as warm. sunday we'll barely hit 60 and the beginning the work week brings high temperatures into the 50s. enjoy your saturday! thanks britley. coming up next in sports, we coming up next in sports, we have tv-9's last edition of friday niht lights, as igh school footbalal seasons come to

. >>> baylor university is the latest school to rescind an honorary degree given to bill cosby. the university's board of regents voted to rescind an honorary degree awarded to cosby back in 2003. a spokesperson for the school says acts of sexual violence contradict baylor's values. the move comes days after another university revoked a degree it granted cosby in 2004. cosby has faced sexual assault accusations but has not been charged with a crime and his attorney denies the claims. stay with nbc 10 tonight for a special edition of "dateline." nearly 30 women made accusations against cosby will speak out. you'll see kate snow's exclusive group interview tonight at 9:00 here on nbc 10. >>> vai sikahema spoke with kate today ahead of tonight's special at 5:00. you'll hear about the jane does who were ready to testify against cosby but never got the chance. >>> this afternoon we're hearing from a new jersey lawmaker who's asking questions about a growing controversy in the world of fantasy sports. the controversy involves two websites, draft kings and fan duel. an investigation is

. >> darlie was rushed to baylor university medical in dallas and immediately taken into surgery. the necklace she was wearing at the time of the attack was so deeply imbedded in her throat it had to be surgically removed. but it also saved her live, stopping the knife less than two millimeters from her ka rotty artery. >> the surgeon who treated her said she was lucky to survive this. >> when darlie awoke from anesthesia, two detectives were waiting to interview her. >> the story was an assailant was in there. she woke up and a man was over her that she started fighting w and she really wouldn't give any type of description because she said she couldn't remember. couldn't remember his face and couldn't remember anything about it. >> at the crime scene, dents tried to gather pieces to a murky puzzle. >> i think the police department was entirely overwhelmed. and they didn't know what to do. the way they were handling evidence, the way they were trying to take pictures, they have a camera guy going through there while others were picking up evidence. and anyway, it was just absolut

a new study from baylor university found that ignoring someone in social set buying looking at your celly be ruin relationships. phone snubbing may create conflicts among partners and lead to money just a little dissatisfaction. more than thee hundred people were surveyed for the study. and 22% said it had caused conflict in their relationship. >>> running to add time to the meter? we've all done that. well local man is created an app that he hopes can make parking a little easier. >>> no guarantees that you'll get that out of ticket but it will remind to you pay that meter. fox 29 weekend's bill anderson shows us how it works. ♪ >> reporter: parking in philadelphia can be a nightmare. you got expensive lots, congested streets and a parking authority that was worthy of their own reality show. but now local developer has come up with a new parking app that just might help this man lurched tack app. it hopes it will save us the head and wallet ache of parking tickets. >> you take a picture of the parking stub. >> the way the app works you scan your parking meter ticket into the app. it tel

a new study from baylor university finds ignoring someone in social setting by looking down at your cellhone could be ruining relationships. phone snubbing may create conflict among partners and lead to more than a little than just dissatisfaction. more than thee hundred people surveyed and for the study 22% said it had caused conflict if their relationship. >> the photo that touched off a fire storm when fox 29 investigates first revealed it. now veteran state trooper says his bosses wanted to fire him for releasing that photo. he says he did not do it. fox 29 investigates is next. >> and if you love chocolate you may want to look at last minute flights to venezuela. the mouth watering mission there that could end up in the record books. hmm. sean? >> don't be fooled by the eagles win against the jets. offense is still struggling. not close to what they were last year. the players talk about what the defense is doing differently later in sports. ♪ all of our legendary racing heritage. all of our pioneering four wheel drive experience. come together in one amazing new vehicle. this is th

he graduated from waco high school in 1946 and enrolled in baylor university. on december 15, 1950, bill married his high school sweetheart, roberta hatch. they were married for almost 64 years prior to roberta's passing in 2013. roberta and bill had three sons witness stand were blessed with 10 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. bill graduated from baylor university in 1951 with a b.a. degree and a law degree. while at baylor he was a member of the debate team and the baylor chamber of commerce. bill served our nation in the united states air force as first lieutenant in the jag division in the korean war. he was ultimately promoted to captain in the u.s. air force reserves. after his concluding -- after concluding his service to our nation, bill returned to waco to enter into the insurance business. in 1956, he established his own independent insurance agency, bill bailey insurance agency, which is now known as bailey insurance and risk management. he became a noted state and national leader and the -- in the insurance industry. because of his expert

they will go on to a prep program supported by baylor university. they learn to be a man. 95% of the prisoners do not go back during a certain amount of time. there are numerous men who have startedut, and their own business. we support it, financially. there are business people who come in looking for these graduates because it is life-changing. my professor is a perfect -- my husband is a professor at sfa and volunteers. it is an amazing program. in thet they are doing cleveland unit. they started another unit in estes, texas. it is life-changing, not only for the prisoners, but anyone that gets involved. host: mr. greene? guest: it sounds like a wonderful program, a lot are popping up around the country. i'm not familiar with it, but i assure you, i'm a bit of a junkie for articles of successes in my industry, and i will look the. -- look that up. host: i want to build up another issue and that is mental illness . you had a front-page story recently in "the washington post," "waiting in jail for help and dying." how are you dealing with this issu

baylor university says the leveled against bill cosby go against the school's mission and values and it is rescinding his honorary degree. several other schools have already rescinded honorary degrees given to the comedian. baylor's board of regents voted to rescind the ph.d. awarded to cosby in 2003. 50 women have spoken out over the course of several months with accusations of sexual assault and rape. >>> it's 5:14, and actor randy quaid will be in court today after being arrested while trying to cross the border from canada into the u.s. quaid is his wife are being held in vermont on warrants from california. the two filed for refugee status in canada five years ago after being arrested for living in a guest home on a property they used to own. quaid was arrested friday night crossing into vermont. he was supposed to be extradited from canada to california later this week. >> he's almost unrecognizable. >> what a transformation. >> absolutely. >> yikes. >>> 5:14. bill evans joins us now with the accuweather forecast. >> allegedly he was also supposedly going to be charged for tryi

let me congratulate rice and baylor universities and we look forward to saving lives from houston, texas. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leaves of absence requested for mr. hudson of north carolina for today and mr. payne from today through october 23. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the gentleman from california, mr. garmeppedy, is recognized for 60 -- garmeppedy, is recognized for is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of he minority leader. mr. garamendi: this is chaos week in washington, people want to talk about benghazi or the next speaker or the last speaker. what i'd like to talk about is chaos in america's infrastructure system. earlier this morning on my way to the airport in sacramento, i was drives up interstate 5, a highway that connects mexico and canada and oregon and washington and california. and i hit a huge pothole. and another pothole. the entire right lane was a series of potholes for

baylor university did a study and says that phubbing is ruining relationships.udents use the f three. if the three of us are chatting, it's okay for you to look. >> it's terrible. >> it's a real thing now. >> short attention span. people do it. i don't like it. >> the apple watch makes it easy. you can be like -- >> it's not good. >> check your watch. i guess i'm boring you. >> exactly. >> you know the expression, we are what we eat? >> sure. >> all right. apparently, it's probably true. we have a new study that reveals your personality according to the way you eat. this is according to a food blogger. anyone a slow eater? >> no. >> no. >> if you choose to savor your food, you enjoy living in the moment. fast eaters? >> yes. >> you eat nine chicken wings in 30 seconds. >> i'm a fast eater. >> you're a good multi-tasker and good at meeting deadlines. picky eater? >> not me. >> usually it means you're comfortable with who you are. you know what you want. then there's the oversharer. loud chewer, noise makers. it means you are a free spirit, and you don't take othe

they will go on to a prep program supported by baylor university. they learn to be a man. 95% of the prisoners do not go back during a certain amount of time. there are numerous men who have startedut, and their own business. we support it, financially. there are business people who come in looking for these graduates because it is life-changing. my professor is a perfect -- my husband is a professor at sfa and volunteers. it is an amazing program. in thet they are doing cleveland unit. they started another unit in estes, texas. it is life-changing, not only for the prisoners, but anyone that gets involved. host: mr. greene? guest: it sounds like a wonderful program, a lot are popping up around the country. i'm not familiar with it, but i assure you, i'm a bit of a junkie for articles of successes in my industry, and i will look the. -- look that up. host: i want to build up another issue and that is mental illness . you had a front-page story recently in "the washington post," "waiting in jail for help and dying." how are you dealing with this issu

yesterday wilkes university pulled its degree with fordham, marquette and baylor. >>> back to the story of the 3-year-old boy found dead in haddon township, new jersey. cydney long has more on 911 calls. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> i just woke up and my 3-year-old's missing. >> what did you see him wearing? >> he was wearing pajamas. >> reporter: the voice of brendan's father who identified himself and his address in the moments he awoke to find his son gone. >> didn't hear anything, see anything, nothing like that? >> no i'm just woke up and he wasn't in here. i don't know where he is the door was locked. i guess he unlocked it and left. >> reporter: 3-year-old brendan didn't walk all by himself to the wooded location. instead, quote, was placed here. detectives who canvassed the seven block walk to the woods determined the location where the body was found. only nbc 10 cameras here. found no material evidence. something. >> tragic happened. we don't know what it is yet. >> reporter: residents left teddy bears, big and small, near his home and in the woods. his autopsy inconclus

high school player in tennessee had to be life flighted to vanderbilt university medical center after suffering a hit to his head. baylorbell had to have emergency surgery. he's in critical condition. andre smith is the seventh high school football related death this year. sadly, that's below the yearly death of 12 football deaths a year. while smith did die of a hit to the head, the leading cause of football deaths is cardiac arrest. a statistic when it comes to high school football, 37% employ a full-time athletic trainer. more than half of schools have part-time trainers while three-quarters have access to trainers at games. athletic trainers so important because in many instances, quickly diagnosing an injury a player suffers on the field can save a life. >> going back to andre for a second. he died of blunt-force trauma to his head. was his helmet on correctly? >> all indications were -- witnesses say it was a kick return, last play of the game. they saw him get hit. no one was alarmed that it was an extraordinary injury or anything because he walked off the field. but then when he collapsed, of course, everyone kn