, and the inside scoop on these dogs from the p spca volunteers who love them >>> animal advocate carrollrickson has more in the cbs-3 pet project when "eyewitness news" continues, we will be right >>> carroll erickson is here. >> well, thinks a big girl. this is, stormy, a kaine courseo, two years old in foster care at pennsylvania spca and you know, how she got there they found her literally hog tied in front of the building this week. >> really. >> yes, this is a sweet lovable dog, hog tied out in front of the building. we won't even go there but this doggies up for adoption, possibly, we have got a very interesting person at the shelter looking at this dog and i will tell how that is in a second. but one of the ways that non- profits run and certainly the pennsylvania spca is, through their volunteers, volunteering with money, time and that sort of thing. >> vital. >> vital. >> there are so many animals that, because we are in no kill facility that a lot of animals spend time there before they find their forever homes. volunteers who come every single day or once a week or whenever an

with over 50,000 inside the london stadium the hammers had the measure of huddersfield early, andy carrollury almost setting up the opener inside two minutes. before hernandez went equally close, every miss to increase the anxiety but there was no breakthrough. given the away side have gone boldly where no huddersfield team has gone before so far this season they threatened to cause another surprise here. but this time luck was very much chon west ham's side. you won't get luckier than that. pedro 0biang's shot, a huge deflection, relief if ever you've seen shot, a huge deflection, relief if ever you've seen it. while the nerves remained at 1—0, substitute andre ayew ensured they disappeared shortly after, this day to enjoy after a ll shortly after, this day to enjoy after all and who doesn't want bubbles their birthday? in the first half we were really dominant, we created maybe a couple of big chances but more than that we stop them from creating anything and to be fairwe had them from creating anything and to be fair we had corners and crosses, there were a lot of things happening in th

he takes bruce carroll pierce, richard scutari and david lane and they went to colorado and they set at his residence and they wait for him. >> when berg opened the door, they opened up on him with a fully automatic mock ten machine gun. berg was hit multiple times. and he died at the spot. >> was the order a terrorist organization? >> absolutely. absolutely. 100%. it didn't matter if there was mass casualties, they were willing to do anything and everything to achieve their goals. >> these were very dangerous people and becoming more dangerous as time progressed which if you look at the time line, after they did the first two armored car robberies, bruce carroll pierce leaves with richard kemp and they go to boise and they bomb a jewish synagogue. that was an act of terrorism. there was no money to be had. there was no criminal gain. it was punishment. they felt emboldened and things escalated rapidly. in july of 1984, we learned about the armored car robbery of a brinks truck in ewe chi yap, california. >> it was on the last day of the democratic convention that was held in san fra

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search carroll county teacher. >>> 5:50 right now.his weekend, you can take the family out for an awesome air show. again this year. it features high-powered military planes and professional air performers like the thunderbirds. this is obviously video from years past. the best part of it, of course, it's free. >> fun for the whole family. seriously. spectacular sight to see. >> amazing stuff for sure. speaking of high flying adventure, there is a place to watch planes fly every day of the year here. >> it is a hidden gem. molette green is working for you taking a look at the airport cafe. molette, we know you're in montgomery county. fill us in on more so we can check it out, too. >> reporter: oh, yeah, guys. look, this is a hidden gem here in gaithersburg. a popular breakfast spot. you can see the airplanes on the ceiling here. but all you have to do is take a few steps outside on the deck here. come with me. real quick. of a runway. you can see the planes over there. it's part of the special experience at the airport cafe. we're go

puts it near the carroll county airport. so far, no delays. haven't heard the severity of the incident. hopefully it clears before the true part of the morning rush hour. >> jack, thank you. >>> let's kick things off with who is headed back to class. we help you get ready for school this morning. students in montgomery, anne arundel, stafford and spotsylvania counties, as well as calvert, charles and st. mary's counties all headed back to schooda washington and howard counties getting ready for their first day of school along with arlington, alexandria, falls church, fredericksburg and frederick county, maryland. >> we have team coverage. adam tuss is headed up in chopper 4 to check out traffic from above and news 4's justin finch is on the ground in montgomery county as teachers and students head back to school. >> good morning, justin. >> reporter: good morning aaron. right about now the routine is restarting. students, teachers, parents, staff, all waking up and gearing up for another first day back at school. we're here at paint branch hig

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coach carroll says the best secret weapon, possible john lynch. he worked as analyst for fox broadcast 14 seahawks game and got as much inside information as anybody could from caroll on how they do things. >> i like john a lot and he asks a lot of questions, more than most guys do and we went in to a lot of depth so he knows how we think but i never thought john would be opposing us in our division so i am fired up for him and he will do a great job. >> and then there's the two touch down favorite raiders. homeowners with the jets. what is jojo javeko going to do this time? did you know he was also a part time coach at his alma mater camp moraga high school. he was a soccer major in campo before asking coach kevin macy for chance to kick american football. >> some of our funniest moments were him kicking as a junior because he didn't understand the game and the mechanics. i remember his first kick was a p-a-t and when the kids came to the sideline the kids said you have to kick it over that bar. >> the thriller of thriller, florida in a 20-20 tim

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we will go to eldersburg and the areas of carroll county, maryland. east-up to, laurel. and prince george's county. showers and the storms. fingers crossed nothing more severe and it will make its way east and that is that. tomorrow is unsettled day here but cool and now the latest on irma. top sustained winds with u.s.es up to 225 miles per hour. never seen that. it's huge. getting bigger in width and depth as well. it heads across the northern leeward islands and becoming close to puerto rico, hispaniola and go across the northern coast of cuba for the next few days. the reason it's heeded west is an area of high pressure from the atlantic. that is common for the mid-to-late summer. what we expect and have expected is the storm to weaken. but still to a high hend four by the weekend. by the time to cold front makes farther south. the trough of the low pressure that the cold front resides in will have a tendency to turn the storm north. there is no indications it will make a u-turn to the ocean. it will turn north and move through florida. what is not certain is whether

some of the better ones but things like, i believe i found this in mississippi state, this lady in carroll county is writing in black and white to her husband in the army, you come home because i can't pay the taxes on our land so you've got to come home and take care of the situation and that illustrates a lot of the mass chaos that was going on in confederate mississippi at the time. >> lorie, in leading the slave narratives what surprised you about what you found? >> just some of the statements that people were willing to make, some of the things they were willing to talk about after-the-fact and in candor that was there. i also had a historian sitting here, i had a statue of literature of the civil war, can you hear me now? i've got a soft voice, so sorry. i had throat cancer some years ago so you're in charge of doing this if you can't hear me but it struck me the intersections that there were, brendan brian at the university of north carolina in greensboro , he has his chapter and ellen why no at the university of southern mississippi in the civil war said yeah, so i'm so excited and

crash piney branch road at carroll avenue. 66 eastbound crash is blocking the shoulder after the car66 eastbound. you can see you're parked in that camera there as you come from manassas through centerville so watch out for that one. leesburg pike westbound crash after the dulles toll road. that just cleared to the right shoulder. we are seeing just a little bit of stop-and-go traffic in the area. you can see the flashing lights there. as we move to metro right now orange line single tracking. delays because of that. trains only running every 16 minutes. new carrollton landover cheverly deanwood and minnesota avenue stations impacted. largo town center or morgan boulevard on the blue or silver line better gets to get around that. we'll keep you updated if there's any other metro delays you need to be aware of. 270 southbound 34 minute we'll keep you updated. 70 dealing with some congestion. keep it to fox5. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ (laughing) - what are you doing? - well, now that your dad is going back to school, i thought i'd hang up some of his homework on the refrigerator,

today i talked with pete carroll. president trump today in the rose garden said that the protest in the nfl were disgraceful, saying, quote, i don't think you can disrespect our flag, our country and our national anthem. do you feel that's what's going on here? >> absolutely not. i don't see it anywhere pointed in that direction. what's happening is players are rallying to protest and set out a message that they want to set out. it has nothing to do against the flag or against the country. it's the opposite. i think they are talking on behalf of freedom of speech and the constitution and having a message that they want to impart on the rest of the people in the country. >> what your team did on sunday in nashville deciding not to go out on the field during the national anthem, i know you said it was the right statement for the moment. can you explain what you meant by that? >> we had to figure out what we wanted to do. we wanted to do something and make sure it was unified and try to dignify the moment. there's so muc

also we had work done in carroll county on 70. westbound, to route 27. it's a paving project going on there, will you find the left lane is getting by at the scene, hearing of a new crash on 301 near cedarville road. i'm chris, back to you. >> thank you. it's 4:36. today is an important day for jewish people here and around the world. on sunday, i don't meyom kippur begin. it's known as the day of atonement. >> it's a day to ask for fasting from sun down tonight until sun down tomorrow. [ music playing ] >> beyonce giving back her new song just rock, but she won't be keeping the profits. who will get them instead, still ahead. >> first the woman that made headlines for throwing urine at bus driving, shea are you watching news 4 today. >> deonte karaway will spend the rest of his life in prison for sexually abusing over 20 children. the case is far from over. now the school district is likely to get slammed with dozens of civil lawsuits connected to carraway's crimes. last month he was sentenced to 75 years in prison on federal charges. he will serve both

carroll, too. i don't really understand -- my state, 244 veterans took their lives and took their own lives in 2014. i want to talk about them and the thousands around the country. i'm not really clear on why you would release that state-by-state report on a friday afternoon at 5:00. that's not really my question. i don't understand why you would do that. talk to me about how you share this data state-by-state, how you share it with veterans, with medical centers, with community providers, with academia who address what you call the national public health issue. >> yeah. we've -- this analysis, which was released on september 15th, friday, at 5:00, is really the first time that we've released that type of specific data. so we're actively trying to get that out and to share it with the groups that you mentioned. there was no attempt to downplay this issue. if there was, it was a bad strategy because what we're seeing is all around the country, that data getting out there and being picked up buthe pr

psychology professor carroll d dweck will receive $4 million.k award money to develop more effectiver a twitter tirade in which he targeted his old team and former coach. >> i want to move on from that. it was tough to deal with yesterday. i was really upset with myself. definitely want to move on and keep playing basketball. i still want to interact with my fans as well. >> this is at a tech crunch disrupt event. he denied having a fake twitter foray into ch some have alle ge. business. last year he started the durant company, a venture capital firm specializing in tech and hospitality. durant says he looks to invest in ventures that he's passionate about. >>> heads up for music lovers, the treasures and help local libraries.underg oing major construction work and the impact on travelers. "tbiecthis morning's "tech h bites" an apology from amazon. >> random customers received ot- giftil from their baby registry had been purchased. most of those recipients don't have a registry and don't have a baby. >> amazon blames a glitch for those e-mails. some are fuming calling them insensitiv

. >> reporter: aidan carroll is responding to this ain't trump graffiti tagged near his home on the 100 block of mallry street in manayunk. >> i don't support trump but he is our president so do i find it a little offensive. >> reporter: home land security unit of the philadelphia police department is now investigating the writing and the captain says that the secret service may get involved. >> we take that kind of thing seriously anytime public figure is directly threaten. you presume it is credible until you have learned otherwise. >> reporter: just yard away is there more graffiti, this is sim bomb often used to represent anarchy a society without government. another neighbor jim royden says thinks popping up more frequently in the neighborhood while he does not support violent message against the president he supports the write to write it. >> it is america. we have both side. that is how it goes. >> reporter: to promote unity he hopes city will give him permission to paint a mural over the graffiti. >> i'm an artist but someone expression and how they feel. >> reporter: in manayun

footy one hundred in london up seven tenths of a percent similar for the cat carroll here in paris. frankford dax up nearly a full percent. wallstreet mixed on friday with as in key five hundred touching a new record with help from rising tech stocks it's currently apparent three tenths of a percent. tech heavy nasdaq feeling the same effect with its own new record it's up nearly six tenth. the dow just in are filing for the day but it's still on track for its eighth straight quarter gains. i think going it's a marvelous top business headlines. diesel gate will cause more like an an additional three billion dollars carmakers as fixing engineses affectetedy ththe emissions cheating scandal in the u. s. is proving more difficult than expected. new estimate brings the total cost of diesel beieing in ththe us o thirty bilillion dollars. comes as german prosecutoto hahave arresested a forormed member o of pw unit porschen connection with the scandal. the for ceos heading to london derek because. meet with the city's transport commissioner next week to try and hold on to the writing. lice

a man's beenjailed for attempting to rob the premier league footballer andy carroll, when he pulled uphts last november. the west ham striker was driving home from training in north east london, when 22—year—old jack o'brien demanded he hand over his watch. o'brien was sentenced to six years in prison, and another five years for a string of other offences. the former archbishop of westminster, cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor, has died. he was 85. leader of the roman catholic church in england and wales for nearly a decade, he was created a cardinal by popejohn paul ii in 2001. our religious affairs correspondent martin bashir looks back at his life. may also keep us faithful to our lord jesus christ forever. cardinal cormac murphy—o'connor served as the head of the roman catholic church in england and wales from 2000 until 2009. he was a man of great faith and of great fun. he had an infectious laugh, and just loved to be cheerful and to encourage people around him. and it's that very, very positive attitude to life, which he saw as a gift of god, and to the challenges that we all face

this might mean some instability for the eurozone economy let me quote its chief economist lucille carroll anyone who might have thought that the european political risk head disappeared will have a rude awakening now and on top of that some investors think that this result might even change the e.c. these plans to end their money is similar so it seems like a big mess for investors on wall street right now so if each man's can york thank you very much. and now brent's talking breakfast's is exactly right daniel thank you britain and the e.u. returned to the negotiating table today and it comes just days after britain's prime minister to resign may give a keynote speech in an attempt to revive the stalled brics it talks but the frustrations are still apparent the chief negotiator michel barnier said the e.u. would not discuss means call for a two year transition deal until progress is made on issues such as money and citizens' rights while his british counterpart david davis reiterated the need for those issues to be discussed at the same time a lot at stake here our very own correspondent

carroll high school down there in south florida. >> in other news, her children now say they will neverever again. but she was out there to lead by example, and the police found it very amusing posting this video with the #miamidadestrong. she said in an interview, we teach our students, do what you can to help other people, and that's what i wanted to do too. >> well, there's a lot of work that she can be doing down there in south florida, but, yeah, she's take it by the horn right there. >>> so next we have apparently, and i can't believe this, been drinking champagne all wrong all these years. >> so the ceo of champagne maker krug says drinking your bubbly from a champagne flute is like listening to a concert while wearing earplugs. >> or eating a steak really, really, really well done. she says the narrow flute doesn't allow you to fully experience the champagne's aromas and flavor. >> so a growing number of experts are now recommending return to the wide but shallow champagne cup instead, more like a white wine glass kind of thing. >> yeah, because she says that at the end of the d

inclusive homogeneous groups, all the people the same, ethnicity, i'm loving what coaches like pete carroll of the seattle seahawks or steven ross the owners of the doll fence their aim has been to hear the players to understand. they may disagree with the manner in which they peacefully articulate their concerns, but at least they hear them. bill cower our super bowl winning coach said that as well because it's about a team building effort where all benefit from that, john. >> dickerson: all right, jd, thanks so much for being with us. now we turn to colorado republican cory gardner a key voice for sanctions against north korea in the senate he joins us from yuma, colorado. i want to start with graham-cassidy moving through the senate that likely to be brought up last week. next week. last week, you said you were waiting for the assessment of the congressional budget offers. john mccain set there's no way they can give the numbers that would adequately tell what is going to happen with this bill and that's why he's not supporting it. what is your position? >> well, i think still more infor

first step gwen i want you to take a listen to this video comment we got from a woman named sarah carroll and she actually wrote a young adult novel featuring a homeless character and her mother take a listen to sarah those that are experiencing homelessness the moment they need the services to get through this mental health care or child care for families with children and these services are not provided we're going to see the children that are experiencing this right now having to deal with the trauma of as you used to come so going to service that it's not just about getting a home it's about everything else that needs to come with it and your experience working on this issue what other services have you found are essential for rebuilding someone's life. well i mean i grew up in a town called the moment is on the north side of the city was the first tower blocks in ireland i think i think you know you did too. and. you know the issue you know that one of the things the government would say about not building more social how is this idea of not creating ghettos and not wanting you know

and ordered him to lie down on the ground.bennett talked about the incident today (sot: bennett & carrollichael bennett>"it sucks that the country that we live in now, sometimes you get profiled for the color of your skin and it's a tough situation for me. do i think that every police officer is bad? no, i don't believe that. do i believe there are some people out there who judge people by the color of their skin? i do believe that." a lot of drama concerning raiders kicker sebastian janikowski going into week 1 a couple of days ago a report came out that he and the raiders were dealing with a contract stalemate that could have made him unavailable for the season opener in tennessee well he was n practice today but he had been suffering from back issues that still put hios participation sunday in jeapordyjack del rio talked about the janikowski situation today(sot: del rio) "there was concern early in the week that we'll need to see how he does, how he responds. we had some kickers come in here to make sure that we're prepared in case he's not able to go that we're covered.

homecoming for robert salah, on pete carroll's staff.will be fired up after they hoped with a loss. >> whatever trouble they had last week, not going to be issue this week. we're getting ready to prepare for team well-coached. never take a player for granted. i do believe they will be prepared to play us on sunday. especially at home. >>> college football. stanford visiting san diego state on saturday night and seeing double with the holder twins. the elijah and mika. playing against each other. wide receiver with the aztecs and elijah a quarterback with stanford. >> throws, what an interception. plucked out of the air with one hand. >> spectacular interception. twin brother mika is known for the good hands. plays for san diego state. >> always thought he's better athlete than me. but i go to stanford, been trained now, think i'm a little bit better. >> first time the twins have faced off against each other and heads are spinning. >> new to me but at the same time thinking incredible experience. something i've never done before, he's nev

a man's been convicted of trying to rob the england and west ham footballer, andy carroll.from romford, pulled up alongside the striker as he drove home from training, and demanded he hand over his watch, worth £22,000. england's men are in world cup qualifying action tonight against malta. manager gareth southgate has confirmed joe hart will start in goal. scotland and northern ireland are also playing this evening. our sports correspondent natalie pirks is in the maltese capital valetta. well it might be smaller than the isle of wight but 17,000 people will pack into the stadium tonight, it's a sellout, more than 3,000 are travelling england fans. it will feel louder for travelling england fans. it will feel louderfor england travelling england fans. it will feel louder for england such is their popularity here. one player who won't be playing for england tonight is wayne rooney. he announced hisser in retirement but is still making headlines. he was arrested near his cheshire home last night for drink driving. he has been charged, released on bail and will appear in cour

. >> pete carroll brought him in at 12 when he was losing his sight.ve sarkisian put hmm on tim team and this happened this morning. >> all right, college football. >> we're ready for you. cal wins their first game on the road in almost two years. ♪ [brother] any last words? [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. >> football is the ultimate team sport. third, nice little out route gets behind the defense. 67 yards. picked off by downs. 13 tackles, eight solo, a forced fumble on this pick. he was a monster on defense. late third quarter, bowers, using his leg to avoid the sack. does a great job down the sidelines. 54 yards for the touchdown. cal wins it 35-30. good start to the justin wilcox area. montel aaron made an impact. 7-6, sparty. aaron threw three tds. throws a dart. 13 yards to trey harley. comes down with it for the sixth. 14-6, sa

homecoming for robert salah, on pete carroll's staff. knows the seahawks will be fired up after they hoped with a loss. >> whatever trouble they had last week, not going to be issue this week. we're getting ready to prepare for team well-coached. never take a player for granted. i do believe they will be prepared to play us on sunday. especially at home. >>> college football. stanford visiting san diego state on saturday night and seeing double with the holder twins. the elijah and mika. playing against each other. wide receiver with the aztecs and elijah a quarterback with stanford. >> throws, what an interception. plucked out of the air with one hand. >> spectacular interception. twin brother mika is known for the good hands. plays for san diego state. >> always thought he's better athlete than me. but i go to stanford, been trained now, think i'm a little bit better. >> first time the twins have faced off against each other and heads are spinning. >> new to me but at the same time thinking incredible experience. something i've never d

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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. ucla in front, 45-41 but memphis won the shoot out. riley ferguson to six touchdown passes and this one to phil mayu. it got bumped off, 48-45. 1200 yards of total offense combined. >>> the thrillers of thrillers. florida, last play of the game with tennessee. >> he is going to go deep and he is deep and

he was on pete carroll's staff.e knows the seahawks will be fired after opening up the season with a loss to green bay. >> whatever their issue was last week, will not be an issue this week. we are getting ready to play a team that is well coached and i never take an 0-line for -- a play for granted, i think they will be well prepared to play us on sunday. especially at home. watch him run through a 49 yard touchdown. bengals have failed to score a touchdown in the first two games last team that happened to was the 1939 chicago bears. >> yikes. >> college football stanford will visit san diego state saturday night. you will see double with the holder twins. this will be the first time they play against each other. steps up in the pocket and throws. oh, what an interception. plucked it out of the the air with one hand. >> he had a spectacular interception against usc last week, needing only one hand, it's his twin brother micah who is known for the good hands. he plays wide receiver for their opponent, san diego stat

done it successfully >> last time we had your company on withmichael carroll, and yo had accounting adjustments those behind you litigation or prosecution going on >> accounting adjustments definitely behind us board took quick action to deal with the irregularities, s.e.c. investigation continues but we believe as company we're moving forward. gotten a clean audit opinion and really are focused on changing the culture of the company to realize the great opportunity we have embedded in what we own. >> consistent company. why did anyone feel they had to smooth out earnings? >> i can't explain it either. >> don't know why people do things that are wrong. >> no. >> when i look at all the things going on in the world, i'm thinking if i close my stores, actually would hurt my business on the internet wouldn't i >> you do. there's a tether between what happens in the store and online with customers around the store. many of the better retailers are seeing that, thinking about the productivity of their stores, not just including what is happening within the store but around the store from online persp

carroll: i want to go back to the political angle, i be because mark zuckerberg is not known for being- you don't have him in a hoodie. he does look kind of like a candidate. rob: he has been on this listening tour. it makes people think he might be running for office at some point. it is all speculative. we got a picture of him in a suit looking very political. we decided to go with that one. carol: unions are trading hotel workers to face that immigration raids. julia: president obama's raking in big paychecks from wall street. carol: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i'm carol massar. i'm julia chatterley. you can find us online at businessweek.com. labor groups are on the frontline of businesses on president trump's crackdown on undocumented immigrants. carol: they are taking training sessions and having handle visits from ice. josh: we have seen unions this year as there has been a crackdown on undocumented immigrants by the trump administration. we have seen unions at the front lines in terms of protesting, marching, lobbying f

please look at that, i am david carroll@va.gov. i would be happy to follow up with you at anytime. >> just getting back to jason. so this is now -- we've talked about the acute suicide -- risk in the acute setting. there's also -- it's not just the severity of risk, it's looking at risk temporally. we said it reduces after 10 years, but there is still some risk. and in the first few years after initial rehab, there's -- so jason returned for routine follow-up. he's medically stable, not overtly depressed. his pain has been increasing, and it's been interfering with mobility, to care for self and participate in the community. he's expressing increasing feelings of being a burden to his family. the question really is, how do you assess and strategize chronic risk, to whom do we screen, and what interventions are appropriate at this point? we really don't have a lot of i would like you to reflect on this and talk about it during breaks and come up to kaitlyn and david after this to ask their expert opinion about how we could apply wha

pete carroll said it ended with "i stand with my players."u will see more of a collective show. not necessarily protesting the initial show, but protesting the president's direct pointing to these players. >> there is a lot on conspira conspiracier thconspiracy theories that the owners blocked kaepernick. the number of teams that stepped out, and the six owners, none of them spoke out until this morning, and bob craft has united players. >> and he is wind of the most prominent voices in the league. he is a friend of trimp. for him to come out as strongly as he did, and some of the sames did not include the president's name. when craft did, that was an eye opener to me this morning. >> he is speaking for a public entity. i thought that was the most surprisin surprising. you had an interesting tweet, rich lowry. a typical trump move, he takes something to 11, and a liberal media blow out. i didn't think bob craft would be denouncing him on sunday morning. >> the president should not be musing allow for people being fired for acts of free expres

peter carroll is a leader in his fieldest would help save stan with surgery and radiation.dicine couldn't provide. >> who did you talk to? >> i went to a support group. the support group that i now run. >> for nearly 18 years he's been welcoming men to ma ridge general hospital. as far as he knows, this is the only week will you support group for men with prostate cancer in the country. >> men want to talk to other men right away and share their experiences. >> he figured 1,300 men have come through his support group over the years. when they need help outside these walls, he is there too. like at this prostate cancer run and walk then there are constant phone calls. >> i get calls every day from men. some from doctors with prostate cancer who don't know what to do. >> no kidding! >> because they're not you'rologists. >> and now they're the patients. >> through his patient advocacy work, he's even tossed something to his own doctor. the head of urology. >> he's helped me slow down a little bit think and more about the entire that he can trul of disease and the journeys men

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