in a statement to his employees, boise, addressed perceived conflict of interest saying we made clear we need to be able to continue to representative clients adverse to the times. but he went on to say, contracting with private investigators on behalf of weinstein was a mistake. >> a spokesperson for weinstein says no individuals were targeted or suppressed. now some conversations between a private investigator and rose mcgowan were secretly recorded and sent to weinstein, which may have been illegal. >> still ahead, a baltimore officer learns i just want to find a used car without getting ripped off. start at the new carfax.com show me used trucks with one owner. pretty cool. [laughs] ah... ahem... show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. daughter: uh oh. irreplaceable monkey protection. detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria, but adding new lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria with 0% bleach. lysol. what it takes to protect. hey, need fast try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as li

. >> a professor at boise state university that i don't have has people calling for aspiring becausehe professor argued that transgender ideology is undermining the traditional family by affirming the right of children to change their gender even if their parents object. they say he ought to lose his job for saying this. so far boise state says his job is safe that they dean has also issued a statement saying this rhetoric does not reflect the values of diversity, whatever that means. the professor joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. >> thank you, tucker, for having the. >> tucker: can you explain quickly what you said that was considered so controversial by boise state? >> well, it is one of those things, it is almost difficult to know what, precisely, got everyone angry. most people concede the point that transgender rights can undermine parental rights. so the general trope is then that i have said misogynist and trans pope and homophobic things in the article. spoon but you were just noting that if you allow a child agency, freedom to decide his or her gender, if you believe

in a statement to his employees, boise, addressed perceived conflict of interest saying we made clear we need to be able to continue to representative clients adverse to the times. but he went on to say, contracting with private investigators on behalf of weinstein was a mistake. >> a spokesperson for weinstein says no individuals were targeted or suppressed. now some conversations between a private investigator and rose mcgowan were secretly recorded and sent to weinstein, which may have been illegal. >> still ahead, a baltimore officer learns whether he will face punishment in the death of freddie gray. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. it was mostly water. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. i mean, i give away water for free. i'm not about to pay for it in my detergent. #1 trusted. #1 awarded it's got to be tide. and for a plant-based clean, try tide purclean garden party for her birthday. a fabulous so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get h

what makes it tougher -- those families are from boise, idaho, and phoenix, arizona. not easy to handle the situation since they are so far away from d.c. they hired a virginia company and put money down. the company has an f-rating with the better business bureau. the company has a backlog of work, and cemetery officials wanted that work done before it could tackle the job for the he and disappointing that this woman would do this in such sacred ground as arlington national cemetery. 5:00, the i-team tracks down the owner of the headstone company. how does she explain the delay? arlington headstone hard it is tonight at 5:00. coming up next, close but no cigar. the redskins fall short in their comeback effort at home. why the defense is placing the blame on their shoulders. first, a preview of what you can see tonight. >> good afternoon. coming up tonight at 11:00, do you know what your kids are drinking at school? investigative reporter scott taylor made a discovery that is going to shock and anger many parents. out of 12 local school districts, half had high levels

a lot of talk online about this whale of a fish caught in the boise river. that rainbow trout measured 34 inches long, 23.5 inches around, and weighed about 19 the trout that most people catch is between 9 and 15 inches. the man who caught it says he's never seen a fish that big. >> my adrenalin was pumping. i couldn't breathe. it was pure shock. >> anything over 18 is, people start getting really proud of. getting anything over 30 inches is extremely rare. we don't see it very often. >> never in my life did i expect anything that big. this is a fisherman's dream. guess what? that fish missed the record by less than a pound. the largest rainbow trout on record in idaho is 20 pounds. would you eat that? >> i wouldn't. how old is that? >> it's probably 20, 30 years old, but i'd eat it. >> so like a grandparent, a really old fish. >> when you put it that way, i probably wouldn't eat it. appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> you want to talk turkey? >> i don't want to talk >> a grand-fish. >> i don't want to think about it. >>> 53 right now. winds are still out o

with this flowing hair and fierce look this statue might seem familiar to you i'm in boise in western germany and betts the city's most famous son. is the guy on the plane and beethoven. i guess he was born here correct getting lucky what did he do your music maybe you have a melody in your head now. beethoven's fifth. fifth right go ahead what is it i don't know i mean it's one of the symphonies but there's a ninth that is even more popular sing it for me. ok having met. do do do. do do do do do yeah i know that yeah right and there's another one for. the bullet. today i want to find out what bond has to offer in connection with the legendary beethoven in the old town along the river and in a ballroom dating back to the great time the composer spent the first twenty two years of his life here in boston. on today's show we find out what else there is to do in books. we check out the celebrations for beatle fans to hundred fiftieth anniversary in twenty twenty. and we go to vienna where the two of you worked after his time in. a number twenty beatles and was born in this house in seven

a lot of folks doing big traveling trying to get back hom san francisco to reno to boise.ght delays possible there. here in the northeast corridor, quiet weather up and down the eastern seaboard. no major storms to worry about. there you can see the cloud cover we've been dealing with during the overnight. not producing anything in the way of rain. you can leave the umbrella at home. after a day with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s by the time we wake up tomorrow morning. a little cooler only because it's clear skies all night long. that will allow temperatures uniformly to drop back down into the 30s and then for tomorrow. even milder day. way up into the 50s to near 60 degrees coming up tomorrow. most important thing on any monday. what does the coming weekend look like. both saturday and sunday will be dry. temperatures not far off the mark for the first weekend, you got it, of the month of december. sheena is here with me now. we'll team up and bring the five and ten-day forecast in a minute. >> chuck, sounds good. big tobacco the stark anti-smoking ads you may st

. >>> boise idaho talked about a creative chicken scoop that a husband and wife came up with.y designed a ufo themed coopwith flashing lights to give it an extraterrestrial look. and they used two satellite dishes to make the coop, the inspiration may have come from sci-fi movies like a close encounters of the third kind. >> take me to your cleaver, i mean leader. >> sorry. lets take a look at the forecast for the northern and western suburbs, looks sflisz low 50s in downingtown and lots of sun north and west in philadelphia and other areas in the central portions of the region and sun and clouds and breezy out there. and more clouds with less sun as you get further to places like sea isle city and dover and low 50s today. >> thank you david. >>> a look at stories coming up on "action news" today at 4:00. yahoo!'s former ceo is testify if iing before congress about the massive hack that impacted millions of accounts. why she says in her opinion any company to fall victim to a breach. >> and now it's popping up for spa treatment. how salt is used to make people look younger and

temperatures now in the freezing range at international falls, boise 31. but we still watch these storm systems coming in off the pacific. so that brings in the milder air. that's going to change. the jet stream coming off the coming from canada later next week. short term these showers up in the midwest look like they're going to really lose some of their oomph as they come towards us. we will see some cold air mainly north of us. so a slightly cooler day tomorrow and saturday. and high pressure is going to build in for the wean. it says i like the mid- atlantic, so it's going to stick around here for saturday and sunday. but farce that -- as far as that cold, 850 millibars at the pressure level, 4,500 give or take above the surface. we watch these because it shows a couple of things. the core of the cold early moving east, so the chill is here. we see that retreat a little bit, as this next shot of cold -- this is the arctic air. you see that coming in so that by later wednesday, thursday, here comes the real cold stuff, it's going to pour down towards u

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he had 52 catches early year in boise. again, 24 years old. when you watch him, if there's an alley, he's getting something. and he's going to inpose his will on defenders -- impose his will on defenders. >> nbc10 is the official station of the 7-1 eagles. join us for exclusive coverage of sunday's game against the denver broncos. it starts with "eagles game day kickoff" sunday at 9:30. >> great to see 7-1. >> love it. love it, love it. >>> the lehigh valley is looking a lot like hollywood. >> yeah. check out this celebrity sighting. we got this picture in. this is in allentown earlier on monday. samuel l. jackson stopped by queen city barbecue. he's in allentown along with bruce willis shooting scenes for the movie "glass." >>> 4:24 wednesday morning. nbc10 is on the road, williamstown, gloucester county. >> we're shining a light. we are at the wawa -- when i say we, i mean bill henley and sydney long, greeting people and shining a spotlight on the community. good morning, guys. >> and good morning, we're also borrowing some of the heat insid

sot christopher schmidt gerente de desarrollo "we're able to build these of site in boise idaho where far as the environment goes" schmidt recalcó que dado a que las viviendas son prefabricados, no tienen limitaciones en su diseño y el desperdicio de materiales hacia el medio ambiente será minimizado... bridge david gonzlez reportero a partir del 2018, un total de 85 familias de la bahía disfrutarán de estas casas módulo ... ellos terminaran pagando un cuarto de la cifra del costo actual del alquiler de un apartamento similar en esta misma zona... según los fundadores de la iniciativa, los futuros inquilinos tendrán todas las comunidades que encuentra en apartamento de una o dos recamaras convencional...pero en un costo de $500 o $1,000 dólares... sot juan morales residente de san leandro "yo creo que es una de las mejores oportunidades que tiene la gente en el area, ya que los costos son muy altos y la oportunidad que tienen para poder vivir en propiedades de este estilo" igualmente, personas como el señor juan, quien llegó a la bahía hace 9 años, precisa que el costo de vivir aquí l

one truck driver in boise said, "you know, he's not drowning, but he's also not on land yet." >> dickerson: jamelle, speaking of things that... it's interesting to hear people are not concerned about rush. this is the week we saw real moves by the special counsel. what did you make of that decision by mueller? >> i thought it was sort of a bit of politics. not just the charges against manafort, which i think a lot of people should have saw something like that coming, but specifically the charges against papadopoulos, which were a surprise and did seem to signal some sort of deeper ties between the russian government and members of the trump campaign. it did seem to put the white house off balance. that does matter. i've spoken to some trump voters over the course of the year, and two-to-a person they're like, this russia thing is all nonsense, but it is the case that it does disrupt the president's administration and does disrupt his attempt to push policies forward, and in the case of trying to push something like a tax reform bill, it matters that the president's attention is elsewhere.

du boise is writing ferocious editorials at the crisis magazine, the black socrates over the city including wall street, marcus garvey is just getting off to start and thinking in terms of the africanism m. you make mention of one of my personal favorites a. philip randolph. we associate them with different periods of the story but he's still on the board in this point of the game. the things that have the greatest impact in this situation is viewed by the looked like harlem. harlem is white, middle-class, depends on exactly where you were. it's the reproduction of a lot of lower manhattan and all of its authenticity. but then in the aftermath and the arrival of the subway that comes right up the west side in san juan hill where the struggles werego taking place ad then goes up the next avenue and there's a mass migration. blacks have never had a locale that they could call their own. there were a few streets, there was a small area, but they were vulnerable to the south side -- this outside area dot to the village and now to harlem, but now the numbers are phenomenal into some of this is a

du boise among many others. here with an intellectual tradition i could plunge into deeply, read with pride and claim as a part of my own heritage, and i learned a great deal but i had a lot more to learn, so i enrolled at the university of chicago for graduate school and then in chicago i encountered a whole constellation of ideas and phrases that were entirely new to me. one of the ideas is the idea thathat it moves essentially ine direction and culminates into a democratic capitalist order on a scale. it was said whatever the problems of the political and economic system, it was superior to any and all alternatives. the class of the soviet union and america's punitive victory in the cold war seemed to confirm the thesis. it's how they were diminished to put it mildly. it involved the desire to tell the story of anti-colonial writers and activists for whom the end of history did not cloud their collective dream world. it didn't limit their horizon of expectation, so these writers from lesser-known figures like

let's head out to bo boise, idao where a man built a chicken coup that looks like a ufo.ior is believed to be made from two satellite dishes. at least that's what the man told reporters after he got finished skinning them alive and feeding on their innards. several commentators suggested it was an actual ufo. topic number five. finally the city of new orleans opened its very first cat cafe it's exactly wait sounds like. a place i'll never go. but weirdoes. people who do go, are invited to mingle with 15 cats who hate your guts and dream about clawing your eyes out while you drink your fur-filled cappucino. the owners say space is very limited inside the cat cafe and they only have enough room for tensingle women in home -- then single women in home made sweaters at the same time. kennedy: i'm going to change outfits into somethihihihihi this is what it's all about, jamie -- helping small businesses. damage your vehicle? we got you covered. [ glass shatters ] property damage? that's what general liability's for. what?! -injured employee? -ow. workers' comp helps you pay fo

now in "the new yorker," boise confirmed his signed contracts with two of the investigative agencies. and calls his involvement, my mistake. >> it's common for law enforcements to use investigators on the part of their clients. >> reporter: boise did not respond to our request for comment. but told "the new yorker," reporters should not have been pressured. if that did happen here, that would not be appropriate. the television academy has voted to expel harvey weinstein indefinitely. and ben affleck is donating any money he makes off of weinstein films so charity. ben affleck says he wants to be part of the solution. >> the fallout continues. >>> we turn to al. getting our first check of the weather. >> that's right. a lot of rain going on right now. talking about heavy rain in nashville. then, south of nashville, some areas picking up eight inches of rain in the last three hours. the system pushes to the south. some snow in the upper elevations of new york state and new england, as well. and then, as that system moves away, we'll see other waves kwoping along the system tomorrow. mid

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that was "saturday night live" channelling boise to men this weekend with a song come back. >>> potential for travel plans getting interrupted. feels like the 20 in pittsburgh, detroit. freezing in new york city. winds over the weekend not quite gone yet. strong winds throughout the morning today. may cause airport delays. afternoon expecting strong winds. it's cold as well in the south. freeze warning for atlanta georgia. despite the fact your highs today will get up to about 60 degrees. the windchill at this hour is 27. so that is really cold for the south. and back to areas of the great lakes in skprt eaand northeast. wanted to show you snow. light snow falling in syracuse at this time. winter is almost here. speaking of that, flurries across much of the great lakes with the cold air coming in behind the front. even though it's so mild it will be getting a little cooler, also look for strong winds behind the system as well. warm air across the west. what a contrast. cold in the northeast and southeast. warm air spreading far to the north. across much of the central plain

wonder crew dolls are designed to help little boise themselves as important creative and strong designedall the adventure of an action figure and the emotional connection of a stuffed animal. the folks at will he nova won gift giving. star wes jedi challenges august menned reality immerses you in play. head set, tracking beacon and light saber combine for hours of play time. it has to be experienced to be believed. every princess on your list will love the disney princess travel vanity it opens to reveal a light up mirror, accessories and plenty of storage. play time is over, it's easy to clean up and take on the go. our answer for little girls who say princesses don't wear glasses top ten toys do. positively perfect four eyes high five is the coolest girl on our list. her name is emily and she is perfect in her uniqueness as are the rest of the dolls in this collect. and finally, get the ultimate unboxing experience with lol surprise big surprise. inside you will discover 50 limited edition december with with exclusive dolls and accessories. exactly what you'll fine hook knows it's a su

boise seeing a mix. this is continuing to billings. winter weather advisories posted there. accumulation. if this were january, we would sneeze at this. it's early. that's why folks are paying attention with winter weather advisories all the way from minneapolis through billings where they turn to winter storm warnings as as well as sierras in california. color we have not seen for some time. indicating 12 to 18 inches. this is the highest elevation as you get further and further closer to sea level. you will see diminishing totals. it is the boundary. you can follow that and that's where we have weather across the west. the front on the eastern flank has pushed down. that means cooler weather. we have been enjoying the 70s, but 50s from d.c. to boston. this is only in the u.s. 70 in denver. 20s in billings. we're 85 in houston. 85 in tampa. pick your season and you get on a flight and you experience it. 50s and rainfall in new york city for the marathon on sunday. do not let them tell you the colors don't change in the south. look at this. gorgeous picture of the trees chan

david boise the attorney, very well known attorney, he fought for gay marriage rights and marriage equality to the supreme court. he was representing harvey weinstein and has just put out a statement. it just came out in the last couple of minutes. he used to represent mr. weinste weinstein. he said he is no longer a client of mine. what came out in the new yorker is he signed for the contracts with the investigators to happen. at least two were signed by him. in a new statement he says while i told mr. weinstein that i was not in a position to represent him on these issues meaning the sexual harassment allegations his request to contract with investigators seemed at the time like a reasonable accommodation for a long-time client. i regret having done this. it was a mistake to contract with and pay on bahalf of a client investigators who we did not select. it was not thought through and that was my mistake. i take responsibility for that. >> thank you for joining us and elaborating on that great reporting. katie fang joins us. katie, thanks for being here. i want to jump off what kate was j

he had experience at boise state catching the football.ayer. >> let's go to the other side with the denver broncos. they have sort of been reeling what scares you most about this broncos team? >> obviously the defense. their offense has problems. they've gone to another quarterback. they have brock right now, they benched sim john. but as far as the defense, is concerned, they're very, very good. just as the eagles are tough against the run, so are the broncos, number one against the run, broncos two, and they're linebacker, scares you more than anything else on the whole lost err, number 58, von miller, who was the mvp of the superbowl couple of years ago, he's all over the play, all over the field, what you call disruptive player. he will be the guide you have to watch out more than anything else. >> does that match up with big d bother you at small. >> not just big v. he's not normally on big v's side. he comes from the other side line up against lane johnson, they swing him around. he will be in different places , actually the big v di

>> well what has been detailed by ronan in the new yorker is that weinstein's lawyer david boise authorizedy a covert operation. they used israeli spies and other private investigators to essentially dig up dirt on these people and try to get leverage over them to prevent them from either talking to the media outlet or they even looked up the media outlet themselves to try to get dirt on them. >> i want to pivot to al franken also under fire for sexual indiscretions, and inappropriate behavior. let's watch a clip as snl took a swipe at his situation last night. >> al franken is being accused of sexual misconduct on a uso tour by leeann tweeden who posted this photo up. i know this looks bad, but remember it also is. and sure that was taken before franken ran for public office. but after he was a soft more in high school. it's pretty hard to be like come on, he didn't know any better, he was only 55. >> so considering franken himself used to be an snl star, what do you make of the fact they're now targeting one of their own? >> well, i think in this environment snl was in a tough situation.

that summation, i was not able to attend any part of the vigilant guardian exercise because i was in boise, idaho, but i did read, you know, the scenario, the name of the group, you know, the progress over the three days i think it was, and i have some questions that i can pose to you offline. but the amount of preparation that just went into that particular document was quite impressive, and you know, just setting up the scenario as well as pointing out all of the reasons san francisco is a key target for terrorists, home grown and foreign-born both. so, i really want to thank everyone for participating at such a high level and as you said, repeatedly, chief williams, you know, for taking the drill so seriously. and also -- [laughter] is this an annual event, is it going to be every other year, or how often? >> right now, this is the first time we have done this exercise on this scale. i see either parts of it being exercised annually or becoming an annual thing. so it's right now unknown. >> commissioner covington: well, again, my hat's off to everyone for participating he's who did the

boise couple put it together in the summer because of their love of all things extra teres tee ya'll.stormed how we were going to build that classic shape. and the first discussion was out of wood but we really wanted something a little more curvy and we decided satellite dishes were going to be perfect for what we needed. >> this coop has blinking lights and the inside is climate controlled so it keeps the chickens warm at night. >>> all right. he may be the most inspiration wrestler you will ever see. he's not in the wwe and he's smaller than any of those west less on top of that tyler reynolds has just one leg. he was born this way and spent first eight months of his life in a cast and was walking with a prosthetic by the time he was one-year-old he started west link shortly after his third birthday and says he wants to be a professional wrestler when he gets older. >> i've been working really hard at practice and i'm excited to try out my new moves. >> inspiration for everyone. kids and adults. give your all. docket anything you -- you can do anything you put your mind to. >> tyle

du boise. he's the first author to win the pulitzer prize for biography for the two successive volumes on the same subject. a lot of people may not know that his first book prisoners of honor was about the dreyfus is here and in the late 19th century france. he live11 books later, his biogf wendell wilkie was published in april but he's already contemplating another 12 book a family history of slavery. [inaudible] i feel like i should be singing except you would be very grateful when i don't. i am intimidated by the prospect of talking about the biography with all of you in the room. i feel like i'm being called upon to opine on baseball with the new york yankees sitting around me or with the boston patriots in the audience. instead of doing that, i think i will ignore the injunctions that not only talk about the autobiography but i was reading about bob earlier in the last few days he saw that offers that are not just conventional, and d am content with who spoke in a new voice about the value

if you're flying out of seattle or portland, you could run into delays, even boise and san francisco could see delays as well. if you're traveling along the roads, mountain passes will be tricky, but the heavy rain and the gusty winds will make things very difficult on the roads as well. if you're traveling on wednesday, still unselttled in the north west, but ideal through most of the country. there will be some rain through florida and a little bit of icy mix, especially across new england. then on thanksgiving itself, still beautiful across the majority of the country. more wintery weather in the north west, especially in the >>> it's a cold start on this saturday morning, 43 degrees in san francisco, 38 for palo alto, oakland at 39, and napa at 34 degrees as you wake up this morning, so make sure to bundle up. now, we are expecting mostly clear skies, but those cooler temperatures will continue through the afternoon. a quick look at your 24-hour temperature change. san francisco, ten degrees cooler, san jose, ten degrees cooler as well and we are expecting a climb into the upper

if you're flying out of seattle or portland, you could run into delays, even boise and san francisco could see delays as well. if you're traveling along the roads, mountain passes will be tricky, but the heavy rain and the gusty winds will make things very difficult on the roads as well. if you're traveling on wednesday, still unselttled in the north west, but ideal through most of the country. there will be some rain through florida and a little bit of icy mix, especially across new england. then on thanksgiving itself, still beautiful across the majority of the country. more wintery weather in the north west, especially in the >>> good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist krystal klei. today we're looking at scattered showers moving through, particularly the afternoon hours though late morning it could start over the suburbs and lehigh valley. 54 for the forecast high in center city today. 49 in landsdale. and mid to upper 40s only in the lehigh valley again because the rain, thicker cloud cover starts earlier north and west than south and east. in new jersey we could see spots g

even boise and san francisco could see the delays, as well.ling along the roads, mountain passes will be tricky because of the snow. on the roads. traveling wednesday, unsettled in the northwest but ideal through most of the country. there will be rain down through florida and also an icy mix across northern new england. it'll make the roads slippery. thanksgiving itself, beautiful across the majority of the country. wintry weather in the northwest and the mountains. we'll see storms across florida, as well. that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >> beautiful but breezy morning out there right now. temperatures in the low 40s. we have the wind south about 13 mile an hour. that'll continue to stay with us through the day. really amping up later on tonight. we could have a few spotty showers out there as we continue through the morning. even into the afternoon. everybody is going to see some rain overnight. majority of the showers today will be north of i-66 in virginia and north of route 50 in maryla

now in "the new yorker," boise confirmed his signed contracts with two of the investigative agencies. he calls his firm's involvement my mistake. >> it's common for law enforcements to use investigators on the part of their clients. the gray area is what exactly investigators can do for their clients. boyse didn't respond to our request for comment but told "the new yorker," reporters should not have been pressured. if that did happen here, that would not be appropriate. the television academy has voted to expel harvey weinstein for life now. and ben affleck is donating any money he makes off of weinstein films to charity. he faced criticism of his own behavior after he condemned weinstein now says he wants to be part of the solution. s he wants to be part of the solution. >> thank you very much. >> we turn to getting our first check on the weather. >> we've got a lot of rain going on now. especially in the sections midsections of the country. the we're talking about heavy rain currently in nashville, south of nashville some areas picking up eight inches of rain in the last three hour

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espn became interested in the story because of just because from boise state university he have some off field issues there. he have taken himself to a mental institution a couple of times in verse dismissed for the team and just showed up at taylor. they did a really good job of getting him there but he was accused of raping a female soccer player. i did a couple of stories. and then paula came in they have previously been convicted of a sexual assault and then she went back and found that he had been accused by three other women of sexual assault and baylor had not done enough to address that. and one of the things that we started talking to some of the women who had reported that he had raped or physically assaulted them and he was through those interviews that there were a lot of problems. addressing what the university was and wasn't doing to help these women. and that story that sparked the have another several cases. it was never properly handed by baylor. another domestic assault case. the same time that we were putting these out. to make sure that they were doing their own i

interested in the story because of jessica's stories about a football player who transferred to baylor from boise state university. he had off field issues there. he had checked himself into a mental institution a couple of times and was dismissed from teatheteam and then all of a sun showed up at baylor on scholarship and then he was accused of raping a female soccer player. so that's kind of how we first got interested. i went to waco and spent a week there, did a couple stories and then paula came in and there was a second player, kevin elliott, who had previously been convicted of sexual assault, and then she went back and found that he had been accused by three other women of sexual assault and they haven't done much to s address it. i will let her pick it up from there. >> one of the things we started talking to some of the women who had reported he either raped or physically assaulted them and it was through those interviews we found that there were a lot of problems. the university was addressing this and what they were in for not doing to help these women and tha to that story than sortf