betty boyd caroli: yes.okie roberts: and she's aware of that. she writes intentionally. but she's clearly -- i mean, she's also clearly upset in that recording. you can hear it. and she's trying to both describe the situation, but at the same time, give homage to jacqueline kennedy, you know, this very meticulous woman, caked in blood, all of that -- to, you know, say -- she's trying to tell you what was happening, but not to, in some ways, sort of sensationalize it. susan swain: and for her following in mrs. kennedy's footsteps, cokie roberts referred to that this sort of delicate dance of being respectful, but needing to take control. what was the two women's relationship like? betty boyd caroli: well, lady bird johnson, many people said you must be -- this is a daunting act to follow. and she said, "well, feel sorry for mrs. kennedy, not for me, because i still have my husband." and i think she made a special effort not to imitate in any way some of the projects that she considered, for example, beautifyi

attorneys, walter boyd, the executive director of st.nard's minutes industries, and mark mower, on the sentencing project. santa with us, it's the "inside story." send us your thoughts on twitter @ajinsidestoryam, or follow me and get in touch @raysuareznews. and the upcoming prison release, we'd love to hear from you. >> there are several floating values involved in sentencing. their. ment, meant to show the offender how seriously the community takes the crime and sending a message to the wider population at the same time. there's a societal interest in protecting us all from an individual who shows his or her actions make them a threat to us but all of these values have to remain in rough relationship to each other. there's a reason the old cliche runs, the punishment should fit the crime. justice has ton done but also has to be seen to be done, has to line up in a rough way with a sense of right and wrong that we carry around in our heads. if someone selling drugs and guns gets a light sentence because they've testified against someon

jean boyd, the judge who handed down that controversial sentence, retired last year.e will always be defined, her career in the public mind will always be defined by this case. >> reporter: thousands of cases, but affluenza's the one people will remember. these days ethan back working at his dad sheet metal plant. we reached out to ethan and his parents but they had no comment so we headed back to texas to track him down ourselves. it was no easy task. we checked out the fancy ft. worth house but no answer there. so we went the family business. we've been staking out ethan and fred's business which is right across the way for about a week now. but they're not like regular people. they don't come to work at regular hours. they don't keep regular hours so it's been really hard finding them. when that steel gate slid open and ethan finally emerged, he clearly wasn't looking to talk. but if you take a closer look, that's him, right there. the good news, he's not driving. abiding by at least that part of his probation. and just as the trial in the mcconnell case is about t

noonsequences. >> reporter: judge boyd wasn't the only one in the public's crosshairs. so was dr. miller, who took to cnn to defend himself. >> this kid has about an 80% chance of becoming a full functioning citizen.n. if he goes to the jail he has about a 10% chance. >> i mean, he killed four people. you can call it affluenza. >> i wish i hadn't used that term, everyone seems to have hooked onto it. >> what he didn't anticipate was that the b.s. of what his opinion was gonna be, hit the winds and he was gonna get the reaction he got, which he deserved to get. >> reporter: so many people were now asking did ethan couch's affluence actually buy him a slap on the wrist? maybe and maybe not, because for one family, the case was far from over. not so fast. this is not the end of th. >> reporter: they were about to force the couches onto the hot seat to answer tough questions under oath. >> when's the last time you recall disciplining ethan for anything? >> reporter: you're gonna want to hear this. stay with us. introducing... the biggest of five sizes on verizon's new simple plan. 18

. >> reporter: and they were in judge jean boyd announced her ruling. ethan couch was sentenced to ten years' probation and time in a rehab facility. four dead, nine injured and not a single day behind bars. wfaa reporter jim douglass covered the case. what was the reaction? >> volcanic. mainly aimed at judge jean boyd, longtime juvenile court judge here. >> she really never even got through with her sentencing. the, the place kinda lit up. and the bailiffs escorted her out pretty quick. >> i felt like the judge spit in my face. >> reporter: the media crushed to get a shot of the boy who cried affluenza. >> to me it's not right. >> he'll be feeling the hand of god. >> money always seems to keep ethan out of trouble. >> reporter: ethan's lawyer had >> we applaud judge boyd for having the courage to issue this sentence that's going to give ethan couch a chance. >> reporter: the affluenza defense and judge's sentence lit the national media on fire. >> too rich for jail! >> judge jean boyd said the teen wouldn't get the therapy he needed in jail. >> i am si

so we need to talk about real ways to ease that transition. >> well, boyd st.nard's ministry works with the offenders. what do they need to see that they get back to the community? >> we are reentry home, the thing we offer which we believe is essential to their reentry is food shelter and clothing. beyond that we can begin to do assessments and work on some of the other skills that are required for them to move towards having sustainable lifestyles and become independent and become economically viable. >> you work with people who are getting out of the state system in illinois. illinois has a fairly high recidivism rate but yours is very low. what are you doing that makes the difference? >> well, again, you know, the problem is on the other end actually. many of the people who return from prison in the state of illinois return to low income communities that are experiencing negative job growth in this high unemployment already in those communities. so that's not a whole lot for them to nurture their reentry on. so we step in that vacuum and we provide a wholes

boyd voluntarily gave up her right to drive a bus. right now dozens of animals are recovering after police say they were rescued from filthy living conditions at a home in derry. authorities say the animals were severely malnourished and were suffering from disease. they are now being cared for by the new hampshire spca in stratham. police say the owner is cooperating and so far no charges have been filed. >> through the investigation, we hard times. she was unable to care for the animals, and, luckily she gave , them up to the spca. erin: a second autospy will be done on the two-year-old girl who the world became to know as bella bond' s body washed up inside a trash bag on deer island in june. the girl' s mother rachelle bond and her boyfriend michael mccarthy, who is charged with killing the girl, were back in court today. a probable cause hearing was set for next month. now to a rescue of an injured hiker near the summit of mount chocoura. a woman from wilton and her hiking companion had just left the summit around three just -- a

liz: roddy boyd, we're watching this closely. >> guys, pleasure.nk -- liz: everybody should read his report, the king's gambit, valeant's big secret, because he made 50,000 calls. people were evasive, they wouldn't even admit they worked at the company. >> you should know that, with all due respect to roddy, companies that aren't scams are evasive. they just don't like talking to reporters. they don't like talking about their relationships. i will say this, i think it's too much right now to say this is enron, okay? if it was enrob, you know, enrob was a whole different -- enron was a whole different situation. the reason why enron went bankrupt, one of the major reasons, is because it was basically a trading company. it was a hedge fund, and no one would lend it money. so that, it's a little different. we don't know how material these things are to its bottom line. they may be somewhat material -- liz: well, filador accounts for 44% of the revenue of a drug which is for toenail fungus. >> that's a very popular drug, maybe not with you or me -- liz

keith smith, ceo of boyd gaming there.n that nbc does have a minor stake in fan duel which is one of the two sites. >>> and for banking, one is the bonus. but one is speaking out about the whole system. the details on what is happening there are next. ♪ ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ [ birds squawking ] my mom makes airplane engines that can talk. [ birds squawking ] ♪ my mom makes hospitals you can hold in your hand. ♪ my mom can print amazing things right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] my mom makes trains that are friends with trees. [ train whistle blows ] ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ >>> welcome back. barkleys chair john mcfarland saying investment banking bonus system encourages people to cut corners will it cause managers to quit barkleys if they don't pursue the pay structure that has long been entrenched here. >> i think it is a complicated answer to that question. u.k. regulators have cracked down in ways that u.s. hasn't. the tax system alone in th

and later authors betty boyd caroly on lady bird johnson. on c-span3 saturday afternoon just before 5:00, historian on the relationship between president richard nixon and the shah of iran and its affect on u.s. foreign policy. and at 6:40 george mason university on the confederate flag and history in relation to the legacy of slavery. get our complete weekend schedule on c-span.org. >>> many news reports and public officials refer to their current refugee cries sighs in the european union as the worst since the end of world war ii. next on american history tv's "reel america" a look back to 1946 with seeds of destiny, a 20-minute war department film depicting the situation faced by millions of orphaned and homeless children. the grafg b skreeps of traumatized, hungry, and poorly clothed children recorded by the u.s. signal corps helped raise millions of dollars for relief efforts. this academy award winning film includes scenes that may be disturbing to some viewers. ♪ >> children, the human raw material of each shalterred nation's tomorhkz

. >> reporter: matt boyd is hard at work.s going postal business is taking somewhat -- somewhat of a backseat for him. >> i designed it, somebody sign here and within five minutes we sold five of them. >> reporter: these ucc strong decals are now selling out faster than he could make them. >> my husband's car, my car, and my mother's car. he'll have more next week. >> reporter: to help the family of rebecka ann carnes. >> rebecka would take her time. just to say hi and talk to me for a few minutes. she touched my heart. >> reporter: he is also close with her father. >> her dad, you know, we talked yesterday. that he has no doubt that my daughter stood up and said i am a christien. and fortunately it brought me to tears. but that's the way that you'll want to remember her. >> reporter: boyd plans to give to the general ucc fund. >> and we are probably over $1,000 at this point. >> it's no surprise. we all stand together always. it's a small town and that is what we're going to do. >> reporter: and this small town is doing just

. >> i've never actually met his fiance catherine boyd. she looked beautiful from the back. >> that's sketchy. i've also seen pictures. >> i'm totally kidding. >> this is no joke, just adrenaline fuelled drama. >> time to jet set from new orleans to toronto where eddie redmayne's transformation in the danish girl -- >> we both feel lucky that we get to be here at the same time. >> both posing with her new leading man from the danish girl. >> i believe that i'm a woman. >> the oscar winner had critics buzzing about another academy award for his amazing transformation. you make an absolutely gorgeous woman. >> thank you very much. that's very kind. i had a lot of help. >> eddie costarring alongside alicia vikander. what was your reaction the first time you saw eddie as her? >> confusing. >> but beautiful. >> that's what i mean. >> in the 1920s the world was changing. women were getting shorter haircuts. it was an interesting period to be playing with. >> to know this film comes out in a time where conversations and education, it's wonderful.

host: we are talking with robert maryland -- void, boyd, maryland. we are live in the correctional facility. we will talk with others, besides mr. green, about what it is like an side, the changes they are making, the programs they have therefore inmates. preparing them for life after jail. we will continue throughout today's "washington journal" with this discussion. republicans, (202) 748-8000. democrats, (202) 748-8001. .ndependents, (202) 745-8002 a fourth line this morning for those with experience in a correctional system, (202) 748-8003. let's get more of your calls in this morning. before we do that, let's talk about where you are. for a mind our viewers. you are in one of the housing units, that is where the inmates sleep, do their work, and showered. talk about the cells. guest: i am in one of the direct supervision housing units that we utilize. footells are 70 square cells, they are two person cells. depending on behavior, willingness to engage we single cell, as needed. you are out of yourself most of the day until 9:00 at night, which i

when i saw all the detectives over there, boyds the police cars, i knew something was up. >> police say gordon rohrbaugh has confessed to the crime. >>> 3-year-old brandon creato will be laid to rest today. all around town blue ribbons are tied to homes and businesses. brandon's father reported him missing on the morning of october 13. several hours later he was found in the woods nearby. no arrests have been made. >>> friends of the man killed in wilmington rodney square are calling on the city to install a plaque in his honor. they gathered at the scene of the attack to rally for support. he was found stabbed to death while protecting a child and woman from a mantua -- a man with a knife. >> hillary clinton is finally finished testing before a committee on benghazi. >> reporter: it was a marathon day, hillary clinton in the hot seat for over 8 hours, the entire hearing lasting 11 hours. right out of the gate republican committee chairman traydy telling clinton this investigation is not about her. this investigation is about four people who were killed defending our county on foreign s

. >>> michael boyd, aviation analyst. been worried about this things when there weren't as many of them and now there are more of them. i'm wondering whether registering them, much as you would a consider or motorcycle, will make a difference. >> it won't. the issue is drones have wonderful technology, even in our industry, airports and agriculture. we're in danger of losing that because unless we can put something into effect where we can track who is operating the machinery, we have a dangerous situation there. terrorists can use it. bad guys. i'll grab a third rail here for people outside of new jersey. that means i'm going to grab an issue here. that mean we have to ground these things until we can find some way of tracking who is operating them. >> i don't understand the new jersey exception there but i'll let it go. do you think that by grounding them in this case -- the fear had been we have a lot of close calls. they think with registering them would be much more careful about how close they get to airports, how c

. >> he told judge james boyd he was so rich he didn't know right from wrong. >> that ethen couch was too rich to go to jail, he picked up friends and got drunk and plowed into a car and killed four people. >> are you with the accident right now? >> there is another child in the ditch oh my god. >> 11 others were injured. his legal team said that ethan would be better served in rehab than doing hard time. and he plead guilty to four countses of manslaughter but got probation. >> he learned he could do what he wanted to do weapon you wanted to do it. >> all the victims family eventually settled their lawsuits against the couches, but one little lucas mcconnell wanted justice. >> it needed to be done. >> i haven't seen any punishment, his lawyers forcing the couches to talk for the first time. >> in these depositions obtained by abc news. >> when is the last time you recall disciplining ethan for anything. >> i don't remember. >> the millionaire's son lived by himself in this 4,000 square foot house with a pool and wet bar. >> was there always alcohol? >> not always, no. >> most of the

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. >> reporter: tonight, an active search in cumberland county, kentucky, for 62-year-old boyd cook after a possible sighting late today. the manhunt began saturday afternoon. police say cook, a convicted rapist and robber, opened fire on an officer during a traffic stop near the tennessee/kentucky border. the bulletproof vest saved him but cook escaped and disappeared after a shootout with a kentucky state trooper later that night. >> he's definitely armed and extremely dangerous. he will grow increasingly desperate over the next several days. >> reporter: since then, the u.s. marshals' office and fbi joined the search with neighborhoods in two states on edge. >> we're still searching. >> reporter: overnight in whitehouse, tennessee, two of cook's known associates were arrested after a foot chase. their car spotted at a gas station. cook was initially believed to be inside. >> my husband saw a shadow over behind that shed over there. >> reporter: betty saw one of the suspect's running through her yard and called 911. police swarmed the area. >> he could be in the woods, he could be held

later in the period, collin macdonald feeds richard boyd. and the sophomore finds the back of the net. 1-1 after one. the x-men got three goals in the second. that makes it to-one. they led 4-1 before unh would score again. it was 4-2 st. francis after two. unh got three in the third. at last check, the wildcats led 5-4. we will have those results and reaction at 11:00. the third race just wrapped up in dover. kevin harvick needed a win and got it so he will advance to the next round. four drivers eliminated today. jamie mcmurray, jimmie johnson, and clint bowyer. just wrapped up. we will show it to you tonight. stephanie: that is a big deal. our one claim to fame. coming up new tonight at 11:00 -- an update on the health of former president george h.w. bush. how he is healing and what it means for his ability to travel. the winner of the contest was grounded massachusetts. where this was ground. people make mistakes. [ man laughs ] for wireless. so switch to u.s. cellular we'll beat the price on your current verizon or at&t plan. that's rig

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this is the beaver dam at the bottom of boyd's pond. there was an evacuation order in this area because of fears the dam would fail. they worked around the clock overnight dumping 400 tons of rock into that breach and now they say it's stable. you can see how much the level of the lake has been dropped. i don't know if you can see that drain out there but the drain was damaged due to the volume of flood water and debris. so it's not been working. they've been pumping water over the dam releasing it through a smaller breach as well. this is one of 62 dams in the state that are being monitored after this massive amount of rain over the past week or so. >> paul, what's the governor saying about all this? >>reporter: what she has been saying is, look, the rains may have stopped. this is the first blue sky day for the state in two weeks. but earlier this morning she gave further warnings about what people should watch out for. let's listen to that. >> please be ready that you may see voluntariy mandatory evacuations. the water is slowing. we

his family says that he will be loved and missed and now i will ask sergeant boyd again to come up anda statement from the cooper family. >> i will read a portion of the quinn cooper family statement. we are shocked this has happened. quinn was only 18 years old. he had just graduated from roseburg high school in june. yesterday was his fourth day of college. quinn was funny, sweet, compassionate, and such a wonderful, loving person. he always stood up for people. quinn and his brother cody were inseparable. quinn was going to take his brown belt test on october 10th. he loved dancing, voice acting, and playing in grass with cody. i don't know how we'll move forward with our lives without quinn. our lives are shattered beyond repair. we send our condolences to all the families who have been so tragically affected by this deranged gunman. no one should ever feel the pain that we are feeling. >> we know that the media are interested in speaking with the families and we understand that. we are working very closely with them to arrange the release of these statements and photos. if they wi

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. >> reporter: joseph boyd in front of a judge to answer questions of assault and battery. he is accused of beating a man outside of anna tackrrhea sunday night. >> it was very violent. >> reporter: a woman pulled ward off of the man and someone called 911 because the victim was badly injured. >> punched him in the face, threw a bottle at him and saw how big this guy was and i wanted to get involve and break it up but this dude is huge. not only that he threw his burrito at the guy. that is something not a sober person would do. >> a person walled ward off of the man. >> the victim was bleeding profusely out of his right eye. he, it was very swollen. it was pretty bad. >> reporter: according to police ward was arrested a short while later a few streets away. outside of court the firefighter's attorney says there are two sides to every story. >> police are going to have to do further investigation and so are we which is why i requested evidence from inside the restaurant where we believe the altercation started. >> reporter: ward is on leave pending an investigation. the chi

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michael boyd is charged with disorderly conduct in open and gross lewdness. he was arraigned yesterday december. >>> we have new details in the investigation into a fantasy new york state's attorney general is now looking into the daily fantasy sports giants and draft kings. this comes after accusations that workers at these companies used inside information to win money on the sites. meantime, the massachusetts treasurer says her team is now looking into how it might affect the state's lottery system. >> we found that we really needed to be looking at it. it's exploding. a lot of conversation about it. and we said, if this is the competitive environment that we're operating in, we need to understand it, where it's at. >> so both fan dual and draft kings are currently borrowing barring their employees from participating in fantasy sports. >>> well, lieutenant governor policy leto and frank depaul la announced some upcoming changes to the worcester framingham commuter rail schedule. they say they will be launching a non-stop train between worcester and boston

they can be seen across san rafael and ross valley starting at mission avenue on the south end of boyd memorial park and threatened one home north of the marin academy. crews knocked down the flames in an hour. the trio accused of killing two people will be arraigned today in marin county. sean michael angold, lila scott allgood, and morrison haze lampley are charged in the case and expected to make share first court appearance. the victims, steve carter and audrey carey were found, morrison haze lampley was the gunman in both. all three are charged with multiple murders with essential circumstances making the death penalty a possibility. >> our reporter, amy hollyfield, will joins from the courthouse where proceedings will begin in a few hours. >> san francisco police are investigating related incident, a suicide and assault. a 26-year-old new yorker in town for a medical convention committed suicide on sunday jumping from the roof of the hotel and a worker was reported missing and she was found in a penthouse suffering from life threatening injuries. while searching the room officers

es boyd que llega al equipo para enderezar el camino de una mÁquina que parecÍa estar descarrilada.victoria por marcador de cuatro a dos. leÓn: prÁcticamente fuera de los gigantes. reportero: ya estÁn eliminados. el prÓximo aÑos ya nos acostumbramos a ganar cada dos, los pares, veremos si alcanza para el prÓximo aÑos. leÓn: si usted es de los que reutilizan estas botella de plÁstico para beber aguas. piÉnselo dos veces la prÓxima vez que lo haga, establezcan pueden consecuencias negativas para su salud, le contamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ crece conmigo ♪ y sigamos el mismo camino ♪ tú y yo ♪ ♪ crece conmigo ♪ y sigamos el mismo camino ♪ y será lo mejor ♪ tú y yo ♪ ♪ leÓn: muchos escritos sobre los daÑos para la salud que pueden causar la botella de plÁstico que la gente rellena con agua. que los quÍmicos usados para su elaboraciÓn son liberados en el lÍquido expertos aseguran que esto es mentira pero realmente hay riesgos el nido de bacterias que se crea por el uso de no lavarlas constantemente recomiendan desecharlas o lavarlas como cualquier traste despuÉs de utilizarla asÍ de simple,. muchas comi

michael boyd, who you see right there, is charged with disorderly conduct and open and gross lewdness. he was arraigned yesterday morning and is die back in court in december. maine. a family says their toddler died after visiting a p.e.king zoo at a local fair. -- petting zoo. >> 20-month-old colten was his parents' pride and joy. he died monday. his father john guay says he was exposed to e. coli at the petting zoo while visiting the fox oxford county fair. >> over here we've got pigeons. >> reporter: mark anderson is a vet at a different local fair and says he wants to prevent future parents from the same tragedy. >> they've got to wash their hands when they come out of that petting zoo, you know, they may pick up fecal material in there, and so many of these decembers are fecal oral and spread. and we want the kids and their parents to be aware of that, and that's why we have these hand wash stations and all the signs. >> reporter: the reality is like 2 1/2-year-old cayden love hugging the animals. >> there's one coming over here. he's been here since he's been born. >> he looks l

they have put aside an extra podium just in case vice president joe boyd indeed sides he wants to throw his hat in the ring but at this point it does not appear he will be taking part in tomorrow night's debate. news . >> anchor: today bernie sanders was joined by donald trump at an event in and a half. people who were there had some questions about how trump is ryan schulteis here with more on that note . >> reporter: organizers calling for problem solving and civility. when one person called trump out for language trump said he just can't help himself . >>> i'm wondering if you are concerned the divisive language undermines your ability to solve problems . >>> i have to say what i do. do you know what? i understand. i understand. i know what's difficult icive and what's not in all fairness. what you do, i don't want to necessarily be politically correct all the way down the line. . >> anchor: trump did not stop there. he talked about arming teachers to prevent school shings and took a shut at democrats saying voters will get bored with tonight's debate. new jersey governor chris chris

unh down 1-0, colin mcdonald feeds richard boyd. 1-1 after one. nice backhand feed to corey mcintosh. that gave st. francis a 4-1 lead. the wildcats came alive in the third. he scores on the power play to make it 4-3, and then andrew snaps a wrister into the back of the net. shane heiser men would get his second of the game, redirection halfway through the third, giving new hampshire its first lead of the game. the wildcats rallied to win it 6-4. >> technically come it wasn' t our best. as sloppy as we were in the second, i thought the team battled back. i liked the way they competed in the third. >> our team, we have a lot of character, a lot of character guys. this win is going to propel us. we will take this win and build off of it. jason: while the patriots enjoyed their biweekly, the rest of the division was in action. chris ivory had a career day for new york. that touchdown, and the jets win 27-14. the bills were home with the giants. 16-3, new york. the only back in the league with a touchdown in each of the first four games. that made it

carrie boyd spoke for cooper's family. >> quinn was funny, sweet, exapgzate and such a wonderful, loving person. he always stood up for people. >> reporter: 19-year-old lucero alcaraz hoped to be a pediatric nurse. and 20-year-old treven anspach was a fire and e.m.s. member. douk fire chief marl delivered a message from treven's family. >> treven was larger than life and brought out the best in those around him. in justin and kim's words, treven was a perfect son. >> reporter: there was also 34-year-old jacob johnson whose family said he finally found his path. sarena dawn moore. 59-year-old kim dietz, and the dplrk professor, 67 freerld lawrence levine. another student in that classroom was chris mintz, who's now being called a hero. the 30-year-old army veteran ran toward the gunman in an effort to stop him. he was shot seven times but survived. 18-year-old anna boylan had a bullet hit near her spine. as he lay wounded she called her brother telling him the gunman asked about their worry and brave. it's bravery. >> reporter: here at the college, classes have now been canceled for all o

zachary boyd watched it drift by his classroom at school. >> i look out the window and this big white things goes over the field. >> on the ground behind the balloon, a trail of destruction caused by a mile long tether that took out utility lines leaving 25,000 people in the dark. >> here we are no power after a blimp knocked out of the power in bloomsberg. >> it is called a j-lens and loaded with highly sophisticated and secret tracking equipment it managed to float 115 miles from aberdeen, maryland, to central pennsylvania. part of a pilot program, the military had two in maryland hovering at 10,000 feet scanning the skies. >> so this is part of a military radar system that is to detect fast flowing and low flying cruise missiles from russian aircraft. >> but this morning one of the two balloons broke free, floating up to 16 thousand feet, and posing a risk to passenger planes in the skies. norad scrambled f-16s as they diverted nearby aircraft. finally, after three hours it lost altitude and skipped along the pennsylvania countryside. coming to rest in anthony township, p.a. at $2.

. >> eyewitness news at the boyd's department store where third floor women's department hosted a prehe view party for painted tied ball, and that is tied with the d since it will be held october 17th. among these celebrating elaine groveman, ceo of susan komen, philadelphia. >>> october is october breast cancer awareness month and landmarks are glowing in pink. take a look at the bellevue on south broad street. beautiful sight there it the is hallmark for lights for the the cure campaign a joint effort by cbs-3, cw philly and komen philadelphia. the pink light is a reminder to schedule a mammogram. >>> want to check with justin and a beautiful morning, check out those lights and gorgeous day too. >> exactly. typical early october stuff here, cool start, 40's and 50's but a lot of sun behind this afternoon. take advantage if you can. get outside this afternoon and energy sunshine and comfortable conditions. here we are at 50's and 40's from weather watchers right now. we will check it out across the region and in clementon 53 . down in buena vista township at margot the simon's house. w

peterman to boyd, virginia falls to 1-4 and lose today 26- 19. >>> all right, my alma mater navy baby. taking on notre dame. first possession of the game, sail navy down the field. gull lee makes it 7-0 and i smell upset. unfortunately, no. i smell gas. notre dame -- speaking of gas? cj prosite putting on the gas. 21 carries, 129 yards. notre dame 41-24. >>> great game west virginia oklahoma state. this is quarterback skylar howard right here. but this is oklahoma state's jw walsh. finds blake jarwin for a four yard touchdown and 23-9 oklahoma state but here come the mountaineers. howard says it's cheaper to keep her. ties the game at 26. forces overtime. here comes oklahoma state now. in the ot. their quarterback, oh, push it. push it good. 33-26. oklahoma state up. west virginia one last chance. this is howard sprinting to the outside. fires for the end zone, tipped and can't come up with the catch. west virginia -- a close loss 33-26. all right from pig skins to pucks, what is this love fest surrounding the cavs these days? not just by the local media seat. national media has them