c.j. hey, c.j. c.j., c.j. hold me back, c.j. >> y'all gonna stop this. this. >> both y'all get out of here. >> that's your mama. >> i want both y'all to get out. >> i got to go, anyway, auntie, because i got this white woman in the car waiting for me. >> you brought a white woman over here? >> she's sitting out there in the cab right now? i told her, i said, "i got to go see my family." >> get out of here. get out of here. go. >> i told the woman i had to see my family. >> think i'm playing. >> i'm going. i'm going. >> get on out of here. >> i'm gonna go. i'm gonna go. >> hey, wait. hold on because i was gonna ask you something before she started tripping up in here, made me forget. you ever regret quitting the firehouse? >> the firehouse? working with uncle c.? >> yeah. >> let me tell you something, playboy. they found out after uncle curtis died that all them fundraisers and firemen's pensions and all that, uncle c. stole all that, home. you know that man. that was a selfish man. hey, i'm gonna holler at you all. auntie, auntie... >> all right. >> dead

c.j., listen, baby. we've just been busy, really. >> busy doing what? >> been tappin' -- >> curtis! c.j., how is your new place? >> it's not that bad. >> he's lying. that place is a third-world country. >> well, i missed you guys, and i just wanted you to -- >> oh, how nice. curtis, yes. you missed us? >> yeah, i wanted you to come over. >> that's so nice of you. look, here's a picture of us. so whenever you want to see us, just look at that. >> uncle curtis. [ cellphone rings ] hey. yeah, calvin, what's up? what?! what happened to the kids? are they all right? all right, i'll be right there. >> something terrible happened. >> okay. what do you think? >> please. you know that's a lie. >> no, no, no. wait, wait, wait. he would not lie about the kids. >> he's trying to get us away from here so he can come in the house. >> not c.j. would you close the door, get your keys. come on, let's go. c.j.! >> you forgot your picture. >> so i got a call from my girl. we talk for free because we're on the same network, but i couldn't hear because of all this bad reception, so i went to the roof and -- >> can you just tell us from the beginning what happened. >> i don't know because i wasn't here. >> then why are we talking to you? >> i know what happened. we were sleeping and we heard some noises. [ door opens ] >> daddy! daddy! >> are you okay, jazzy? let me look at you. >> daddy, it was so scary. >> some dude came in and stole the tv. >> how did that happen if you were here? >> okay, i've got a description of the perpetrator from your son. we're going to do everything we can to recover the stolen items. but i wouldn't get my hopes up. this is a pretty crime-infested neighborhood and we're scared to come here. >> thanks, i think. >> calvin, you didn't answer my question. how did that happen? >> that's what i want to know.

c.j. wilson. close to the first down. >> ray: this is going to depend on the mark here. they need to get it right to midfield. nice play by c.jhat, defensive ends are taught to retrace their steps and that's and what he did. he came back and able to make that lay. we'll see if he made it soon enough here when they stretch these chains out. that's inches right there and if i'm carolina, i'm going for it, if i'm north carolina. >> pam: well, t.j. yates needed to take one millimeter of a step on the sideline. houston, number 32 in the backfield. he's their tough yardage guy. lined up behind elzy, their fullback. and yates gets it himself. boy he was bottled up right away and then spun around to pick up the first down. >> ray: great penetration from the pirate defense that stopped the initial surge but yates is able to spin-off of it. look at the surge up there. see how he stymied initially and then he spins off of it and ends up getting the body leaned forward and that first down. that's a heady play. that quarterback sneak is not a simple deal. you have to be able to squirm and worm and get something. >> pam: yates, 6'4", 220.