brady handing it off. this is going to be close. >> cris: i don't think so. >> al: right on the mark. for the moment it does not look like he is going to get it. wait until they put the ball down. it will be just about in that same spot. >> cris: another fourth down stop for the kansas city chiefs. >> al: big. huge. >> cris: you have to give credit to wilson. he took out the lead back on this one. >> al: if anything he lost yardage. >> cris: that was some play by number 53, wilson. man, this building is in a state of disbelief. >> al: 12:21 left in regulation. oh josh, josh you literally just posted an image that say's i'm better than dez bryant. i'm a tornado of coverage, i've out sprinted cheetahs. oh dez where are you? you're choking on my dust. you wish you were as cool, as handsome, as fast. with its high-tech the cameras and radar... contemporary cockpit... 360 degree network of driver-assist technologies... and sporty performance... what's most impressive about the glc? all depends on your point of

he's not admitted to any crimes related to bob brady.ob brady has not been advised he's a target of this investigation. he's done nothing wrong. he helped to vanquish opponent five years ago, retire some of his debt. he had lots of other debt that was not retired. >> and that's common practice. he wasn't the first. >> and he bought a 500-page very detailed poll that had been commissioned by the former opponent. i read it. i've looked at it. it's got lots of very, very important information that bob brady has used for political purposes over the years. and the law's absolutely clear. you can buy an asset from a vanquished opponent, pay a reasonable value for it. and the other important factor is bob brady reported the purchase of that poll on his publicly filed federal election reports. >> any red herrings for you, dom, chris? >> i don't see anything. i defer to jim on the internal part of this, but to me, this smacks of what goes on in philadelphia, and whether this is legal or not i think is gonna be -- i'm interested to see what courts

brady going deep down the field and it is broken up. what a play by terrance mitchell, intended for cooks. fourth and 17. brady goes deep twice on second and long and third and long and can't connect. >> cris: mitchell looks like he is beaten. it is a good throw, over the top and waves and misses with the first arm and strips down with the second. unbelievable. >> al: what a play. ryan allen gets the kick away. they have deanthony thomas to run it back. fields at the 29. gets around the corner. turns it into a nice run back all the way out to the 47 yard line with 4:15. a flag is down now back at the 30. already 14 accepted penalties against kansas city tonight. normally in a place where you are going to get illegal contact. >> referee: during the return, illegal block in the back, receiving team number 51. ten-yard penalty from the spot of the foul. first down. >> al: frank zombo. costly night for both teams. hightower out with an injury and danny amendola with a knee and now we will have to find out about berry. now they are looking a

by the way, brady's goal is to make it to 45 as a professional qb. anything after that he says we'll see. piercings. >>> for the very first time the american academy of pediatrics is weighing in on tattoos and piercings. reporter chris martinez has the new recommendations for teenagers. father's first name, ken." while body modifications like tattoos and piercings have become widely accepted, the american academy of pediatrics says young people need the potentia >> originally it was just the octopus. >> reporter: there's a special meaning behind each of julia fay's tattoo. she got her first one when she was just 16 years old. >> there's a k right here that stands for my father's first name k. >> reporter: while body tattoos and piercings have become widely accepted, the american academy of pediatrics says young people need to carefully weigh the potential consequences. >> teens tend to overestimate the ease and the ability to remove a tattoo and they underestimate the across. >> reporter: aap spokesperson corrine cross said teens and parents need to

tom brady shares his game plan for staying strong. the first time -- the deadly shooting. a robbery suspect was shot to death friday during >>> san jose police chief is about to give an update on the officer involved in a deadly shooting. a robbery suspect was shot to death friday during a traffic stop. kpix 5 sandra osborne is live at police headquarters. >>reporter: this news conference was scheduled to start at noon. we're waiting on the police chief eddie garcia to give us information on the person killed and the officer involved. in happened in -- north white road in san jose. police are trying to do a traffic stop on someone they say is a well-known gang member when had a felony warrant for armed robbery. police say he alluded police earlier. they did a high risk traffic stop and they said shot were fired and the suspect died at the scene. the chief garcia is expected to come out soon. they gave us an update on the officer involved. they say it's someone on the job for 11 years. his name is mike pena and the suspect shot ask killed had an extensive criminal backgroun

fromw, we will hear congressman kevin brady. he outlines the key roles for his party's text. -- tax proposal. rep. brady: good morning. welcome to the heritage foundation. there's a lot of work left to do this congress if republicans are going to make good on their promise to make america great again. the last major overhaul as we know was in 1986 before the internet, before the ipad, before the iphone, before the boom of the 1990's, before the downturn of 2008. before the emergence of the 1099 economy. a lot has changed and yet our tax code remains essentially the same. double taxing american investment, rewarding those who send jobs overseas while overtaxing those creating jobs here at home. a tax code that fixes these problems won't solve all of our nation's challenges. and the struggles of american businesses are not comprehensive of our nation's broader anxieties. but growth matters and that means tax reform matters. it makes all of the other work that we need to do easier. to get americans back to work, to restore broken c

. ♪ that's the way we all became the brady bunch ♪ >> somewhere, some place right now, "the brady bunch on tv. 48 years after it debuted. maureen mccormack, who portrayed marcia brady was the all-american girl. offscreen, life was squit different. >> she's reveling more about her past problems and struggles with drugs only to "e.t." >> i struggled with drug addiction for, gosh, six, seven years. >> reporter: maureen was hooked on cocaine in the years following her success on "the brady bunch" where she played the iconic marcia. >> when i thing about having a chance to go out with a guy like him, i feel fantastic. >> reporter: but in her 20s, maureen says she fell into a hard-core hollywood party scene, and her habit affected her performance on some post "brady" roles. >> there were some where i was really high. and, um -- it was bad. >> reporter: she's been married to husband michael cummings for 32 years. but she was still abusing cocaine when they first met. >> when we first got together, i was still dabbling. and he said, you know, it's either me or that. take it or i'm out of here.

brady: mike, thank you for the kind introduction. thanks for laying the framework and the dynamics and the situation for tax reform but more importantly thank you for your leadership, for heritage foundation. there's no doubt heritage has helped shape in a major way this bold tax form but the -- reform but through ideas. you helped shaped the generation of tax reformers. not just this. i want to thank you, your team, your experts for helping shape and resolve some of the biggest challenges facing those of us who want an economically stronger and more free america. so thank you very much for that. this is a very exciting week for tax reform. it's an exciting week to be a conservative. for the past several months the house and senate have been working closely with president trump and his team to develop strong conservative principles for bold, transformational tax reform. yesterday, with the release of our "unified framework," we took a big step forward in making tax reform a reality to the american people. today i'd like to tell you e

an inquest into the death of the moors murderer ian brady has been reopened.rth hospital last year at the age of 79. an earlier inquest heard he died from obstructive pulmonary disease. our correspondent robert hall is in bootle. ian brady, born in glasgow in 1938 and one of the most infamous murderers in british criminal history died in room 35 on a side ward at ashford secure hospital at about 6pm on the 15th of may this year. this is the report from the criminal psychologist who certified the death. he told the hearing that brady had, over many years, consistently refused assessment and treatment for his severe mental disorders. in more recent times he'd become demanding, narcissistic. he'd had delusions of grandeur. he told doctors that in the event of his death he was not to be resuscitated. alongside his deteriorating mental condition, his body was failing, and he eventually succumbed to terminal heart disease exacerbated by a lung disease that was also terminal. he had over many years staged a series of hunger strikes, but the coroner gustavus sumner sa

everything in balance. >> brady sticks to a my plant based diet. lean meat and poultry. >> not opposed to meat. roast chicken. little meat, vegetables. some times, some type of pasta. wouldn't be like a flour pasta or anything lick that. yeah, something that will keep inflammation down. >> he tailors his diet to foods that reduce inflammation. that he says leads to quicker recovery times during the season. >> just electrolytes in there. >> electrolytes. >> lot of electrolytes. >> another tom brady essential. water. lots of it. >> you drink half your body weight in ounces. how much do you weigh? >> i'm 230 pounds. >> so you think like 115 ounces of water? >> yeah, probably more. >> yeah. >> just because, there is still a lot of output per day. still losing a lot of fluid. like if you weren't exercising on a particular day that would be the base line. half your body weight. in ounces. you have, muscle injuries because, you know you have so much fluid, muscles are dehydrated. muscles are tight. i fry to stay really on top of my hydration. you know, as

tom brady, 16 of 36. alex smith's performance.e talked about kareem hunt. 537 yards, the most a bill belichick head coached team ever allowed. >> i have never seen a patriots defense look like this. no intensity. blown coverages. they looked confused. that is something matt patricia prides himself on. making sure everyone communicates. this team is in trouble if they don't get the defense straightened up. >> i think we have to give credit to the kansas city offense. kareem hunt had a fantastic game. alex smith, wasn't getting rushed. but he made the plays. before we get too down on the patriots, we have seen this movie before. on to cincinnati. they bounced back and played really well. let's give the patriots a chance to make adjustments. >> alex smith didn't know the difference. they were more aggressive down the field. they were letting them play. andy reid opened up the offense and was throwing the ball down the field. >> hunt, hill and kelce, they can attack down the field. a dollar every time you hear we are on to new orleans

tom brady is better at 40 than he was at 1. all these band in their christmas. >> there should be. >> you really went to play into your mid 40s? >> yeah. that's the goal for me. >> does giselle agree? >> go back and forth. she will say, ten years ago you told me it is ten years. now it is ten years. now you are saying another five years. >> do you worry about concussions? >> i don't worry about them. i am not oblivious to them. some of my idols ha to retire because of head injuries. i am conscious of it. i also, love the sport so much, that i want to keep playing. that i want to keep playing. clearasil rapid action begins working fast for clearly visible results in as little as 12 hours. but will it stop this teen from chugging hot sauce? ...oh jeremy. so let's be clear: clearasil works fast on teen acne, not so much on other teen things. mom i dropped my ball. got it. ewwww oh eat it! lysol kills 99.9% of bacteria on soft and hard surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. you're lucky you're cute. lysol max c

yesterday, brady introduced norah o'donnell to his workout regimen to.k inside refrigerator. >> if i wsere to go look inside your fridge, i won't. what would i find in there? >> you can look. i will bring you in there, you can see it. >> probably a lot of stuff made here at the hou we have a garden out back. so we have a lot of vegetables. like, salads, come from our garden. so forth. but just a lot of good, healthy stuff. nu for tom brady, good, healthyt limeke ff iber and protein, low in sugar and salt. what is your perfect meal? >> what time of day? >> start with breakfast. start with breakfast? >> i eat a smoothie. really calorie dense, nutrient dense smoothie. ideal one, blueberry smoothie with seeds and nuts and electrolytes, protein powder. >> almond milk. >> i love almond milk. rice milk time to time. >> can you get bacon into a oo>>? you probablul if people like that. they put them on donuts. bacon a lot of places. but, i know. >> not in your case. >> not saying that is not good. that does taste bra very s tick plant based diet. bought l but all

as recently as august 11 of this year, chairman brady was asked on foxbusiness news as he was looking ready to get rid of the estate tax. he replied i am. this idea that we shouldn't criticize this idea becausee republicans are for it is ridiculous.day -- h every time, here's what chairman brady did yesterday, he said he didn't even call r it estate tax.ob he said job creation. this is the game were gonna hear a lot about in the next few months. our republican colleagues are afraid to talk exactly about what they will be doing when it comes to tax reform. i would like them to be honest and say they believe tax cuts to the wealthiest of americans are the things that creates jobs. most americans don't believe that. they hide it by saying we are job creating. we are doing job creating taxes. this is the same problem they had with healthcare. and they talk about one thing and it's really the other and the american people caught on and that's why healthcare didn't succeed. the same thing will happen with tax reform if they persist in not being able, and actually being embarrassed by what t

not in dispute brady's famously strict diet. one indulgence, avocado ice cream. bedtime, 8:30 sharp. >> i asked brady, don't you miss going out with the boys drinking until 1:00 in the morning? he smiled and said i've done that. this is better. >> reporter: the discipline has paid off. during his 17 seasons in the nfl, all of them with the patriots, brady has captivated the league. and pop culture. >> i'm not just into football. >> reporter: so once brady decides to hang up his helmet, what might he do? some have suggested politics. others look a little closer to home. >> when he retires, i wouldn't be surprised to see him be mr. dad for the first few years while he tries to figure out what he does for the rest of his life. >> reporter: the importance of family looming large for brady as his mom battles cancer. earlier this year, he grew emotional talking about his father. >> he's the one that i look up to every day. and -- my dad. >> the cornerstones of brady's life, family and football. not bad for a guy who was drafted into t

its funnny in a sense because brady grew up in san mateo..his hero joe montana. great guy...his mom by most accounts recently beat cancer....he's the all america boy only the seconbd quarterback in histoiry to start a game at the age of 40....maybe people are a little jealoius that he married super model gizselle bunchen....in fact brady is the only superstar sports hero in this ountry whos wife makes more money per year than he does...the general basy area feeling has to be we love montana no matter what. 42-27 your final tonight...and guess who out played tom brady tonight....good old alex smith...368 yardsc and 4 smith...368 yardsc and 4 tlouichdowns....remember when many a fan couldn't wait for smith to go the bench in favor of colin kapepernick....we always rememebr the class smith showed when harbaugh said you sit down...its colins show....smith is exhbitit a...of the line you judge a mans character when he's a little down...not when he's on top....hoiw many of you tonight are saying i wish they would have kept alex smith and not blunced him for kasp. end o

the coroner said thatis to brady's remains.rotests were held in barcelona. they were aimed at the national government's attempts to halt an independence referendum being lined up for1 october. tom burridge spoke to some of those taking part in the pro—independence demonstrations. there is a real sense of defiance here. these people were already angry at the spanish authorities, who have for years blocked attempts to hold a referendum on independence from spain in catalonia, but as of today, the sense of political tension here has moved up a gear. we just want to vote. it's not like we're calling for independence — like, i want independence — but i just want a vote. ijust feel that's our right. everyone, what do you think? yes, no, ok, let's do what we say. spain is not going to allow a vote, because they say it's illegal so what are you going to do? oh, i'm going to say, no, that is not illegal. we're going to do it anyway. i know the british government has let the scottish do that. i cannot understand how spain is not letting

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and, look, tom brady was also a supporter of donald trump. something to do with it as well. but, again, these guys have a very valid point. donald trump's track record when it comes to defending the rights of african-americans is not exactly stellar, so i can see where they're coming from. liz: what's your reaction? >> well, i'll be the first to admit that donald trump charlottesville comments did give a comfort blanket to white supremacist and neonazis. however, in this where jim knows that tom brady was a personal friend of president trump's when he knows that president trump has attacked men of all color, sizes, wealth, incomes, and profiles. we know that. i can only view this as a fallacy that's lacking in evidence. and for him to go as extreme as he did, is troubling. i don't know if he believes it or not, but certainly, he was looking to get headlines for making such an extreme statement. liz: we have a colonel coming up later on the show. he says this: i know it's their first amendment right to protest, but what would happen if they di

for $90,000 in payments from brady's campaign fund. he's accused of hiding that payment. moore's attorneys say he will plead guilty to a single count of making false statements in his campaign finance filings. congressman brady's attorney denies his client was aware the payment to moore would be concealed. >>> private jets and free flights took center stage of the bribery trial of bob menendez. prosecutor says say he accepted free rides on private jets from his friend in exchange for political favors. those flights included trips to and from florida and the dominican republic. they both face multiple fraud and bribery counts. >>> members of the stiz council are set to introduce a plan that would urge the school district to term innocently end suspensions for elementary school kids. the legislation would stop the practice for students for first through fifth grades. it's an issue they talked about. last year they banned suspensions for kinder gartdenners with some exceptions. >> it will be a live jazz band playing tonight and you can bu

you heard kevin brady at the top of the show. people are worried if a bill gets to the senate and the senate once again stops it. >> senator: but we have a real interest in seeing a tax reform but i think most people in america want to see something on the bottom line. they want to see the opportunity for job creation but just as important, they want more money in their paychecks, so i think if nothing else, i still suggest that if nothing else happens let's make a down payment on a reduction in taxes collected from the personal income taxes. if you just take two points off every single tax rate, people in south dakota making 68,000 a year, four individuals in the family they would have an $800 reduction in their personal income taxes. it would mean about $150 billion back in the economy that could be reinvested but we still have to do something about repatriation of the dollars outside and there's clearly between 2.5 and $3.5 trillion that could be reinvested back into the united states economy. it is critical that we allow that

. >>> this morning there's a new twist in the allegations surrounding bod brady. a former judge and a one-time challenger to brady has agreed to plead guilty to violating campaign laws. the judge who resigned this week. back in 2012 moore agreed to drop his democratic primary challenge of brady in return of $90,000 in payments from the campaign fund. moore's attorneys say he will plead guilty to a single count of making false statements. congressman brady's attorney denies his client was aware of the payment to moore would be concealed. >>> private jets and free flights took center stage at the bribery trial of bob menendez. prosecutors say he accepted free rides on private jets from his friend doctor in exchange for political favors. they say those flights included trips to and from florida and the dominican republic. both face multiple fraud and bribery counts. >>> a restaurant owner describes the moments a robber held him at gun point and police don't think it's the first time that robber struck. >> and why this sign led to a police response at fenway park and

brady getting things going with a 19 yard strike. next on a third and six brady feeling the pressure but he gets it off to his buddy big tight end ron gronkowski and gronk does the rest from here. 53 yard touchdown. gronkowski did leave the game brady finishes 30 of 39 for 447 yards as the pats beat the saints 36-20. the nationals continue to struggle winning only one of their last five games. the final home game before a nine day road trip. as for the orioles voided the sweep against the yankees in the bronx today. 4-11 in the month. top of the fourth, o rs 2-1. sends this ball into orbit. monster shot to left center, 456 foot, three run home run. orioles take a 5-1 lead. gets brett gardner swinging of one run baseball now skip to the nine. 2 zack britton sanchez on a breaking ball. the orioles hold on to win 6-4. >> w nba playoffs. game three here in d.c., late second quarter, christy tal bert takes it all the way. capping a 15-2 mystics run they led by one at the half but there's a reason the lynx have been a main stay. 17 points

we should not criticize thisse idea is ridiculous.-- he s this is what chairman brady did yesterday. goi he said job-creating. exactly and our republican colleagues are afraid to talk about what they want to do with tax reform. to say tax cuts for the wealthiest of americans that they don't believe that. to say we are job creatingh this is the same problem with health care. caught in the american people caught on.ng w the same thing will happen with tax reform and actually being embarrassed so they cannot talk about of frankly you're freely. tha republican friends want to buy they are giving massive tax cuts to the rich recall a job creation or pro-growth ama with those with the wealthiest americans to save you are doing. about to say it is about family farmers? that is a statement that is just plain wrong. it shows how ridiculous the canard is. if there is a detailed discussion of how that will create jobs better then training people or building c infrastructure i welcome that. we will not republicans hide their agenda with tax cuts for the rich to shroud in the terms of pro-growth

brady said in the past he and president trump are friends and this morning on his weekly radio show brady was asked for his thoughts on the president's comments. >> i certainly disagree with, you know, what he said and, you know, i thought it was just divisive and, you know, like i said, i just want to support my teammates. >> the patriots owner robert kraft is also a friend of president trump and he released a statement saying he was disappointed in the tone of president trump's comments and poppy, it's interesting, in the nfl world, we often talk about how the players and the owners are at odds over a number of issues. >> right. >> but this has certainly seemingly brought them together. >> it really has. and that's a great point. andy, thank you for the reporting and joe johns at the white house as well. let's dig into it with our panel. cnn political commentator ben ferguson is here, and former linebacker chad brown and navy veteran kathy huntington. kathy, let me begin with you because the president says this is about the flag and the white house said on this network yesterday, steve

compare that to brady, who is two games into his 18th season. more holistic approach to fitness. >> we talk about rehab all the time, right? we get injured and we go to rehab. >> yeah. >> you talk about pliability in terms of prehab. >> yeah. >> meaning pliability can prevent injury? >> yeah. not just athletes but for everybody. my parents could do it, my sisters can do it. i did pliability on my son whose leg was sore. he's 8 years old. >> you're trying to make the case that pliability is a whole different way to kind of look at athleticism. it's a philosophy he adopted after meeting long-time trainer and business partner, alex guerrero. >> you describe alex guerrero as not a body coach but a body engineer. >> yeah. when my elbow was in pain basically every day and alex, through his treatments -- this was in 2004 -- he started lengthening and softening all the muscle in my forearm and it took away the tension in the muscle and i was like, god that, makes so much sense. >> pliability can be achieved, in part, by a lot of band work? >> band work

>> tom brady also told them he never had coffee. 40 years old. never had coffee. tom brady.nk you, my friend. >> all eyes on the president today as he makes his debut on the world stage. president's message comes at a critical time during the north korean nuclear crisis. >> i said yesterday i'm perfectly happy kicking this over to general mattis because he has plen tiff of military options. onic sfx: netflix mnemonic t-mobile's unlimited now includes netflix on us. that's right, netflix on us. get four unlimited lines for just forty bucks each. taxes and fees included. and now, netflix included. so go ahead, binge on us. another reason why t-mobile is america's best unlimited network. listen up, heart disease. you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies, and data without insights. and fragmented care, stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. at optum, we're partnering across the health system to tackle its biggest challenges. a

we went to brady's alma mater today where players say brady is a humble person and that his dad still comes to the games. told us a story about brady when he came to work out at the school before his first super bowl win. >> we were in the locker room and he said now all i need is for drew bledsoe to get hurt. and i look at him and i think he was pretty serious. i didn't really think he wanted his teammate to get hurt d beho and i looked at my wife. >> brady says his goal is to make it to age 45 as a quarterback. >>> bryan is standing by with the weather. >> we are standing by with hurricane maria. it's a category 5 hurricane and headed straight for puerto rico within 24 hours. now it's very close to st. croix and -- right over the island of puerto rico. winds in this sustained are at 175 miles per hour with gusts to 200 miles per hour and its projected course does take it over puerto rico by tomorrow afternoon and then approaching the atlantic. it doesn't look like it's going to be a threat to the mainland u.s. as we take a look at the bay bridge, a beautiful evening. a little bit wa

. >> from patriots owner bob kraft, quarterback tom brady to lebron james, on live tv today. players locking arms across the country. tensions boiling over among fans. and tonight, the white house is asked, with north korea, with health care, with the emergency in puerto rico, why this? why now? >>> all of this as the governor of puerto rico says they are dealing with a humanitarian disaster, that they need help. >>> hurricane maria. tropical storm warnings along parts of the east coast right now. >>> chaos and arrests on the hill tonight. protesters worried about losing their health insurance hauled off. republicans can only afford to lose one more vote. and a key senator on the fence tonight. is she about to reveal her decision? >>> and smoke suddenly filling the cabin today. passengers making a quick escape. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. and we begin with president trump, his words about some players and the nfl, and the backlash, dividing fans. and leading to players and team owners, some of whom supported the president, to n

we may never know what has happened to brady's remains.t manufacturers to stop making them because of the potential fire risk. earlier, i spoke to the broadcaster lynn faulds—wood who carried out a review for the government. lynn faulds—wood who carried out a review for the governmentlj lynn faulds—wood who carried out a review for the government. i think which‘s research is good. the fire service have done a greatjob in london showing how quickly plastic backed bridges burned. in america they favour their steel industry. they said appliances would be much safer if they have steel backs and their domestic industry get support for this. it is a case of common sense, isn't it? plastic at the back of electrical equipment will be more susceptible than steel? absolutely. we have a terrible problem in this country with things catching fire. i know they say most of them don't catch fire and it is rare, but every day of the week someone's tumble drier somewhere catches fire. and fridge freezers are rare at the moment, but it was a fridge freezer w

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they are watching tom brady. >> pro football the king. we have cal, stanford moving pictures on the late show but up top the 49ers, a two- touchdown underdog. bad enough the defense will chase down quarterback russell wilson and he could be in a downpour. seattle coach pete carroll says the best secret weapon may be 9ers general manager john lynch hosted 14 seahawks games. >> i like john a lot and he asks a lot of questions, more than most guys and we went in to depth and he knows how we think but i never thought john would be opposing us. i am fired up for him and he will do a good job. >> and home home opener with the jets. jojo was a soccer player before asking football head coach kevin macy for a chance to keep american football. >> such our funniest moments were him kicking as a junior. he didn't understand the game or the mechanics. i remember his first kick was a p-a-t and the kids were saying you have to kick it over the bar. >>> memphis locked down into ucla in white, 4th quarter, josh rosein having to work for it to roberts. ucl

tom brady, one of football's biggest stars, with his hand er his >> i hate you!creaming over the issue. as president trump unleashes an endless stream of tweets on game day. >>> also breaking, the deadly church shooting. the gunman wearing a mask, opening fire. and the church member who confronted him. >>> show of force. american bombers flying the closest to north korea in nearly two decades. president trump calling kim

compare that to brady who's two games into his 18th southbound.to a holistic approach. >> we talk about rehab. we get injured and go to rehab. >> yeah. >> you talk about pliability in terms of prehab. >> yeah. my parents could do it, my sisters can do it. i did pliability this morning on my son whose leg was sore. he's 8 years old. >> you're trying to mack the case that pliability is a whole different way to look at athleticism. >> reporter: it's a philosophy he adopted after meeting long-time trainer and business >> you describe alex guerrero as a body coach. >> yeah. he started lengthening and softening all the muss my forearm. he took away the tension. i thought, god, that makes so much sense. >> pliability can be achieved by a lot of band work? >> it will increase your strength while limiting the density of the muscle. the denser the muscle means the less pliable it is. doesn't look like an average gym. 90% of the gym is done with these flesable bands followed by very specific massage techniques to focus on problem areas of the body. >> i woul

"> n-f-l quarterback tom brady is getting ready to launch his new book. the new england patriots star, and san mateo native, is chasing his sixth super bowl ring this season. in an exclusive interview with cbs this morning's norah o donnell... he opened up about his health... and playing football at 40. is there any chance that this is your last year? no, no. i would say i'm faster now and quicker now than when i first started playing football you're faster at age 40 than at like age 18? yeah you can catch more of norah o'donnell s interview with tom brady, this weekend on cbs sunday morning. brady's new book is called "the t-b-12 method: how to achieve a lifetime of sustained peak performance." it's published by simon and schuster, a division of cbs. it'll be released tuesday. { {toss to weather} } { {toss to weather} } { {toss to weather} } { {toss to weather} } <> <> <> they're rolling out the red carpet for the emmy awards. it airs sunday here on kpix 5. tonight, a sneak peek. here are tonight's guests on the late

>>> plus, the insane amount of waomr t brady drinks to keep this body. >>> closed captioning provideds take dayquil severe. stock up on dayquil, so you don't lose a moment to... ...sick days. z2i1vz z16fz y2i1vy y16fy ♪ >>> that is halle berry many the arms of her new man. >> okay. >> he's 35-year-old british music producer alex the kid. he captioned the moment, my balance. >> we love when she's in night. her co-star, channing tatum, made it a dagt night. carly steele was there. she got to the bottom of channing's ongoing war with halle. >> she say she's going to come back at you with something very hard. are you afraid? >> of course i'm afraid. halle gets you in her cross hairs, that's not fun. >> reporter: this channing versus halle dare-off just gets better and better. first off. he got you -- >> bombed. >> in front of thousands of people. not cool. >> reporter: halle killed that one. chugging a hefty half pint of whiskey at comicon. >> never thought she was going to drink it. she drank it all. it wasn't my intention to do that to her. i have to say that publicly. >> reporter: but