. >> daddy. daddy is stuck. he's stuck in the mirror. i can't get out my daddy. >> many of colorado's most violent convicts are sent to the limon correctional facility, a level four penitentiary on the eastern plains of the state. but when they get into trouble here, they go to administrative segregation, a lockdown unit where they spend 23 hours a day in their cells. >> segregation is basically the jail within the prison. and that's where some of the more colorful, disruptive types are housed. >> one of those inmates is jonathan hall. serving 40 years for murder. >> take that camera somewhere else. >> our crew first encountered hall while interviewing another inmate a few doors down. >> this is what i think of your story. >> i believe he threw -- well, he threw a liquid substance under the door. it smelled somewhat suspicious, so we're going to go report that. yeah, he threw pee under the door. >> did he? >> yeah. >> better double-check. >> okay. >> we soon learn that hall's anger had really begun the day before. >> he started off yeste

i'll stop as long as daddy comes back. uldn't it perhaps be bette to let him fight his bitt fht to the end? he can do that afterwards. e first thing is to get the ild qutened down. do you know what the matter is? why doesn't daddy want me anymore? you mustn't ask th until you've grown up into a big girl. i can't go on feeling awful and miserable until i'm grown . i know what it is. perhaps i'm not really daddy's at all. how could that be? well, mother could have found me maybe, and now daddy's found out. i' read about things like that. well, but even so, it would-- he could be just as fond of me, even more. after all, the wild duck was sent to us aa present and i'm very fond of her. yes, the wild duck. that's right. let's talk about the wild duck, hedvig, hmm? poor little wild duck. he can't stand the sight of her either. do you know he wanted to wring her neck? oh, i'm sure he wouldn't do that. no, but that's what he said. i thought it was horrid of daddy to say that, 'cause i say a prayer for the wild duck every night. i

you not the daddy. 99-- what is you? not the daddy. >> well, that's a shame.rything i got. >> like what? >> like 8 shopping malls and 14 apartment buildings. >> shut up. what? what? >> what -- wait. you're ernie wilson the real-estate mogul? >> you've heard of me? >> yes, i've heard of you! everybody know you. you're one of the richest guys here in atlanta! >> uh, in the country. >> oh. all right. >> uh, cora brown, i'm -- i'm sorry to put y'all through this. >> oh, hold it right there, daddy. are you stinkin' rich or filthy rich? >> filthy stinking. good day. >> good day. >> wait, wait, hold up. we both can be the daddy. you ain't got to go nowhere. we can share joint custody. you take her monday through friday and bring her back. you ain't even have to bring her back. cora, what you standing there for? come help me get your daddy. wait! >> see ya. same time next year. tell your friends. >> no, don't tell anyone. this was a once-in-a-lifetime event. >> party pooper. >> renee, how am i gonna explain this to dr. michaels? >> you tell him the truth. >> oh, what

. ♪ alan (on tv): jake, look at daddy. look at daddy. look at daddy. ah, that's my boy.re's daddy? daddy's over here. wasn't he adorable? yeah. hey, could you rewind to judith breast-feeding him? that was really adorable. especially the part where she does the old switcheroo. (baby jake babbling) i miss that little boy. seems like only yesterday i could hold him in one arm. he didn't weigh more than eight or nine pounds. he craps more than that now. where did the time go? his childhood is almost over and there's still so much stuff i want to do with him. like what? you know, father-son stuff. pretty soon, there'll be no more playing catch or riding bikes. do you realize i've never even taken him fishing or camping or hunting? do you know how to fish or camp or hunt? that's not the point. i-i-i thought we would learn together. oh, that sounds good. you and knucklehead out in the woods taking turns shooting each other in the ass. okay, it's not so much about hunting, per se. "per se." there's an outdoorsy phrase. it's about bonding. before you know it, he'll have no intere

daddy, jack! >> ugh! >> daddy! >> you sure had us worried! >> see?ean air! thanks, jack! >> don't thank me until we're out of here. guys, the fumes are under control but we got a leaky roof! this ceing can't hold much longer. >> hang on, we're coming, jack. >> we have to stay dry to ward off hypothermia. climb onto anything you can to stay out of the water. >> careful, we're going in from the ceiling- might be quite a drop. >> door is on pretty tight. >> let me help. ♪ >> don't worry, they'll be here. >> but you haven't heard from them in fifteen minutes! >> has it been that long? >> oh, are we ever glad to see you! >> there's an entrance along the tunnel wall to a passage that will take us to a bunk room. from there, it's up to the manhole and street level. >> we don't have enough oxygen masks. >> water's rising fast, and we can't do this in shifts. you'll have to pair up and share. (shutter clicking) ♪ (gasping) >> mmm! ♪ (gasping) >> my camera! it's gone! (gasping) >> dina! >> wait, keep going! i'll get her. ♪ >> hurry, we don't have much time. >>

-- and i'm daddy's baby.by. >> now that closing arguments have finished -- >> i'm sorry. he's addicted to drugs. >> they don't want to answer the questions. >> the jury now has the burden of deciding a case with more than a billion dollars at stake. will they decide aeg live shares the blame with conrad murray, or will they absolve the company of any responsibility? >> he was perfect. >> aeg live's president and ceo randy phillips maintains the company's innocence. >> for those people who say that aeg is ultimately responsible for michael jackson's death, how do you respond? >> i'm sad. it makes me sad that it devolves to that. aeg, all we did, we're just promoters. we put up a lot of money. you know, sometimes there aren't villains. they're just unfortunate circumstances and accidents. and i'm not sure there is a real identifiable villain in this whole process. you know, i feel bad because i think it damages or muddies michael's memory. >> do you feel that you did everything that you could, everything aboveb

that is the most mature part i ever heard my daddy said.rd him keep it real like that, take responsibility. that is unbelievable, that is a major move in his life. making me feel like he do kind of give a damn right now. i would just love to hear him say, man, i blame myself for what you're going through. i don't know. i guess it would change how i look at a lot of things in life, really. i would really make me get rid of a bunch of hatred that i have in my heart. that i always had against my daddy. >> and coming up, a different sort of parental relationship . >> what's going on? >> but first -- >> i say stop talking about it, you need to stop talking about it a different sort of parental relationship hits a nerve. >> i wouldn't expecting someone to say that but i should have known. the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights that

that is the most mature part i ever heard my daddy said.'t never heard him keep it real like that. him taking responsibility is unbelievable. that's a major move in his life. making me feel like he do kind of give a damn right now. i would just love to hear him say, man, i blame myself for what you're going through. i don't know. i guess it would change how i look at a lot of things in life, really. i would really make me get rid of a bunch of hatred that i have in my heart that i always had against my daddy. >>> and coming up, the edmonds give their relationship a final chance. first -- >> i say stop talking about it, you need to stop talking about it a different sort of parental relationship hits a nerve. >> i wasn't expecting someone to say that but i should have known. brimming with farm grown veggies. huh, just like yours. huh. [ male announcer ] and roasted white meat chicken. just like yours. huh. soup this good could never come from a can. [ male announcer ] people will say, soup this good could never come from a can. i love this sh

are you happy to have daddy home? >> yeah. >> those are just some of the roughly 75 reserve troops that returned home today here at andrews air force base. they have been stationed somewhere in southeast asia. their mission is being kept a secret. at andrews air force base, wusa9. >> these stories always get me right here. some of the troops were returning from a two month deployment. others had been overseas for six months. but for most of them, this was not their first deployment. >> still ahead on wusa9. capital offense, the redskins, we'll talk about what has gone wrong. and no >>> one of the most unique classrooms is right up i-95. it's a ship seized from the nazis and now providing intense training for future officers. mark is on deck. >> on the main court. >> they were raising sales by hauling lines. hand over hand. it was one more way the eagles seemed to be pulling everyone aboard into a century. when tall ships ruled the high seas. but the eagle nearly a football field long, is really a classroom at full sal

>> [ screams ] >> that's my daddy! >> that's my daddy! >> he ain't your daddy! >> get up!le weak -- get -- you better get out of here! >> and you need to man up! >> what? >> you know what? [ mace sprays ] >> aah! this is not over, darnell! >> you better -- you better get your behind out of here. >> [ laughs ] >> don't nobody mess with my bible-trivia buddy. >> what?! get out of the way. you about wet yourself again. >> aw. excuse me. man, walk me to the bathroom. >> you need a diaper on. >> i think he's still out there. >> ain't nobody still out there. >> he is! >> yes, he is! >> open up the door! come on, man! you need me for bible study! [ screams ] >> he got him! he got him! >> let me see! >> fight, darnell! fight, darnell! >> oh! >> man up, man! man up! >> from the hammerstein ballroom in new york city. welcome, everybody to "ring of honor" wrestling. alongside new talent scout in "ring of honor" prince nana. i am kevin kelly. we welcome you to the show. three quarter match ups, for the world title tournament. unbreakable michael elgin against machine gun anderson. tha

buff daddy and lay-z, relax. >> i'm buff daddy. >> i'm lay-z, and you can't -- wait a minute. you get finished that fast? >> i came in early, emptied the windows, and i replaced the vacuum cleaner bag -- twice. >> mm. >> i'm buffing here. i've been buffing here, and i'm gonna continue to buff here, so why don't you get the buff out of here? >> i already buffed this. >> you ain't buffed nothing. >> hey, guys! can't you two just work this out like two grown men? >> that man wears footsy pajamas! >> and i wear them well. you know what? i tell you what we're gonna do. we're gonna go back-to-back, and we're gonna face each other. then we're gonna take three "pesos" that way, and the one that get back to the spot first get to buff. >> fine. >> this is just like at my family reunion, except without the guns. >> 1... 2... 3! [ motor whirring ] >> finished. >> you cheated! >> no! i buffed! [ whirring stops ] look, i want this superintendent job, okay? and i'm putting my best buff forward. >> well, i'll just clean the table then. >> i did it. >> well, i'll clean the chairs. >> i did it.

where is daddy, where is daddy?ke i'm a single parent. >> toast to days? >> let's not jump the gun, let's talk about considering days. >> and helping out. >> mister! >> sometimes on the night shift i encounter boys that are probably only nine or ten years older than my boys. and this is in -- it just makes me strive to be that much stronger of a father. because if i have any breath in my body, my boys would never be out on the streets doing what i see every single night. whether it means i need to cut back on overtime. and working in order to be that father that i need to be, to be around my boys and raise them to be men, that is what i will do. you can't really put a price tag on your children's future, you know, especially when you're dealing with young men. because i mean, let's face it, the world is lacking positive men. >> what up, cuz? >> what is up? >> getting up early in the morning? >> no, not a fan of it. >> you didn't bring any coffee? >> why would i ever do that? >> first day on days. >> okay, and it is

>> why do so many people find this baby daddy drama compelling?crosses socioeconomic lines and racial line. people tune in because more often than not they can relate to the issues in the show. at the end of date, don't you want to just say. >> then then can woo to -- >> this is the release of "grand theft auto 5." it's a mature game. it shows people stealing cars, robbing, thieving. this guy in order to celebrate that decides to go out and prank rob people, prank steal their car. >> flat tire. the smoke coming out! >> that car realizes something hiengy, just drives away. this seemingly unsuspecting person digging around in the trunk of the of the car, he talk given! >> the owner of the car running after him. >> it's not only risky for him but if they happen to injure him or somebody else as they're trying to get away, this can be really bad. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> how do we know these aren't planned. these could be buddies of his. >> i'm glad you mentioned that. this could be a very well put together fake prank video. we've seen some people

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she's at the toy store with daddy.got to be a good time. >> my little pony, dad. >> she's popular on the internet. this video went viral. >> what is happening in october snmplgt . >> a baby is coming out of mommy's vagina. >> they were at the store for a friend. >> what if i tell you we're not getting anything today. >> this is not a trip for you. listen to what she has to say to dad. >> if i don't get any ponies or horseys, i won't be able to love you anymore. >> great negotiating plove my mo >> that's cold. it's blackmail. >> it's extortion. >> are you breaking up with me? you can't. i'm your dad. >> yeah, but, but, but -- >> what? i could be somebody's grandpa? are you telling me i'm old? >> yeah. >> straight insulting him. >> ouch. >> all he has to do is buy her a little pony. guess what? >> all right, which pony do you want? >> threaten him until you get what you want. >> and this works across cultures, across countries. this is yaren from seoul. she's asking dad, i just want to watch tv. >> he couldn't resist thi

it's daddy's stinky milk shake. is daddy awake, now? (rodgers) well aside from being dead, he's in perfect health. his stomach contained wheat germ, kelp, flax seed, kefir. sounds like a stinky milk shake. it could be, if the recipe includes a lethal dose of organophosphate toxins. nerve gas. it falls under that category. so do insecticides. we're still checking. well, they found him in his bedroom. these toxins, slow-acting? they could take several hours to kick in. it's a nasty way to go. you ever seen this in a suicide? in rural third world countries, not in riverdale. you know, copeland was a meticulous historian, with a-- a great moral compass. he wouldn't kill himself and not leave a note. or leave his boy unattended. that shake. pretty lucky it's the only thing their boy didn't eat. i'll call csu and have them bag all the kitchen trash. see what turns up. you know, if someone did poison him, they would know his routine. they'd have access to their home. sounds like somebody who might show up at his funeral. (ted) dad, why are you

father knows best: boy, isnt this fun daddy? yeah, sure is. ow.nt some more fried chicken? well i forgot now, which is the fried chicken? well this is, have all you want. thank you, i believe i had all the fried chicken i can handle. may i have this apple? thats not an apple. what is it? a great big strawberry shortcake with lots of whipped cream on it. here, do you want it? uh, kathy, lets sneak in the house and see what mommy fixed for dessert. well dont you want this strawberry shortcake? well sure, but uh- well then here! isnt this fun? mhm. its a lot more comfortable eating, lying down, isnt it? oh yes, ill uh, be lying down for now on. have you ever had this much fun before? no, never. laughing mchales navy: then i had my tonsils out. suddenly everything changed. my voice got lower, gutsier, well when i gave an order, half those swabs got so excited and nearly half of them went over the side. hey you know that might work skip, you know i could be a regular captain bly, oh no, wouldnt work, i already got my tonsils out. oh no, thats not what

are you happy to have daddy home? >> those are some of the roughly 75 reserve troops that returned home today. they is been stationed somewhere in southeast asia in support of operation enduring freedom. but their exact mission is still being kept a secret. >> love you. >> at andrews air force base, wusa9. >> and some of those troops are returning from a two month deployment. others had been overseas for six months, but the most of them, this was not their first deployment. i love seeing that video. >> keeping your family safe. wusa9's first alert weather. >> topper will be keeping us safe from too much sunshine this week. >> severe clearance is what we call it. it is chilly out there right now. it's going to warm up as we go through the week. a little like october tonight, but more like september by wednesday and thursday. a live look outside. even with full sun, we hit 69 today. right now, we're looking at temperatures in the mid 60s downtown. dew points are low. that gives you an indication of how low we could go.

. >> are you happy to have daddy home?uh-huh. >> upon release, all offenders are required to check in at adult probation and parole reporting center. >> what's your name? >> strong, jedd strong. >> jedd will enter a halfway house, where he will have to look for a job and undergo substance abuse therapy. >> and i want you to check in every tuesday until you get an agent. >> many inmates who don't have anywhere to go, end up here, the salt lake transitional housing center. these parolees have just been released today. >> one of the first goals is to find a job, with the idea of being able to afford to find a place to live and get on out of here. >> i'm going to look for anything and any place that will hire me. it's hard for a felon to get a job. >> residents are required to check in and out with an officer. paychecks must be turned in each week for room and board, restitution fees and child support. >> compared to prison, obviously the restrictions are much less than what they've been used to. >> it's nice to walk around in

in my family, it's my dad. >> is your daddy here today? where is he? deployed because he's in the military. >> they haven't seen their dad in a few months and they think he's overseas in qatar, but he isn't. >> this is the place where dreams come true, so all i want you guys to do is turn around and look that way. [ inaudible ] >> tackled to the ground by the two oldest kids. >> they took him down. >> pay attention to timothy. he's like, i'm so excited, i don't know what to do. >> how do you make disney world better? that's the only way i can think of. >> you can't get happier than that. that is the ultimate happiness. >>> you'll want to share this video with your friends. this is at a monster truck rally called "monster zone," and the audience gets up close and personal! >> whoa! >> oh! >> oh, stopped just in time! do you want to watch that again? you can watch it over and over. >> i'll bet a few people peed their pants on this one. >> whoa! >> they're actually thinking, you know what, i'm going to go hang by the snack bar. >>> combine treadmills and

daddy, i have a murder! now where are you going? was sweet of you to stick up for me, but -- i'm not ready to go home yet. well, i guess i'm just a chauffeur, come here to take charlene home. charlie, you can't stay here. your parents -- no, my parents don't understand me at all. my dad thinks i'm still 8, and my mom -- they just -- they don't know me anymore, at least not the way you and uncle fritz do. i-i feel like i'm a different person here than i am at home. look, honey, i understand what you're going through. one second. give me one second. i-i did some things when i first got here, and i'm really sorry for that, but i feel like, especially in this past week, we've become so much closer. we have, haven't we? i might be closer to you and uncle fritz than i am to anyone else in the whole world. please don't make me go home yet. [ sighs ] look, charlie, before we even talk about your staying here, you're gonna have to convince grandpa to leave you behind. i can do that. well, you manage that, and we'll... see what we can do. hey

you hate getting off the phone like i do when your daddy calls?. >> i hate getting off the phone with him. >> do he call you a lot? >> he do. he calls me at least three times a month. >> he don't call us a lot. he called granny's house. >> he called granny's house? >> yeah. >> i think we should write a letter to the prison and tell them we want more time. they'll say, we can't give him too much. we can't give him anymore time on the telephone. here. y'all just take him. wouldn't that be nice? that would be nice. >> yeah. he only got 30 years left. granny? >> maybe so. >> i'm not i'm not mad at the judge and prosecutors. they got to do their jobs. the gavel was hit. the signature was signed. the jury brought its verdict. it was over with. and it's according to the sentencing guidelines. he gave me what he gave me. and if 30 years is what it took for me to humble myself, then all is well. i'm not being a real good example to brandon, you know what i'm saying. because if he look up to me, i just hope that he don't make the same mistakes that i did, y

>> he loves it something when she calls him daddy. come on now.d you guys like that. >> kirk: give me an example? >> for instance earlier today she tried on a new outfit and came into my room and was like hey do you like this and dropped it on his lap and asked him how he liked it. i swear. and he said. >> kirk: did he like it. >> he said your outfit is pretty but he was looking and loving it. >> kirk: what does this day mean to you? >> today, actually it is a make or break situation with me actually because if the man i loved forever and known forever is doing me wrong with my family member or any girl in general it's not going to be ok. >> kirk: you think there might be other women as well? >> if he is going to talk to my sister why wouldn't he talk to other women, right? >> kirk: well, i need to meet his home wrecking rump shaker. welcome tiani. >> look at her. look at her. >> nice to meet you. >> you, too. >> she put that on my man. >> you're tripping. you know i don't want kevin. i cannot help that i dress like this. >> you don't dress like t

. >> good night, daddy. ♪ >> jackson's attorneys introduced pictures and videos into evidence givingors a rare look at michael and his children behind the scenes. also on the witness list, daughter paris jackson. but then -- >> more breaking news this hour. >> more drama in the jackson family. >> paris jackson, the 15-year-old daughter of pop icon michael jackson was rushed to a hospital in los angeles. ♪ >> paris jackson was supposed to come into court and testify in person. however, just over a month into the trial and before she would be called, she tried to kill herself. >> there's no question about that, that his daughter, paris jackson, was absolutely devastated by his death, so much so that she tried to kill herself. >> while paris underwent treatment throughout the summer, jurors continued to find out more about michael's last few months. >> this jury has had a front row seat literally to a very intimate show revealing the pain and life and the joys of being michael jackson and his family. >> the best defense sometimes, lawyers think, is blame the victim. but it has to be par

hey daddy, what's your job? daddy's a uhh florist. are you really a florist? dad, why are there shovels in the trunk? there's no shovels in my trunk. i see shovels... you don't see no shovels. just am. well, it's true. at ally there are no hidden fees. not one. that's nice. no hidden fees, no worries. ally bank. your money needs an ally. but it doesn't usually work that way with health care. with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and cost estimates, so we can ke better health decisions. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. gerri: it's that time of year, government hurdles toward a shut down. this is be as usual in washington, this lawmaker's fight to better end before likely fictioning the problem. -- fixing the problem. joining me now lawrence lindsey. why lower simp her taxes really are better, are america's best hope for recovery, larry welcome to the show, great to have you here. we just got done talking about obamacare, republicans in congress trying to de fund it karl rove saying this is a bad idea. >>

if only daddy would come back. if only you had your eyes open to what really makes life worthwhile if you had that genuine, joyous, courageous spirit of self-sacrifice, then you'd see how quickly he'd come back to you. but i still have faith in you, hedvig. [clattering at door] hedvig! thank you. oh, it's not much fun going for your morning walk by yourself. didn't you fancy going shooting, grandfather? no, it's not the weather for it. it's too dark. i can't see anything. don't you ever feel like shooting anything besides rabbits? why? aren't rabbits good enough then, eh? i mean what about the wild duck? oh, you're afraid i'll shoot your wild duck. no, not for the world, my dear. i will not do that. i daresay you couldn't. it's supposed to be very difficult to shoot wild duck. couldn't? i bet you i jolly well could. i don't mean with my wild duck but with others. how would you set about it grandfather? well, i should try to shoot it in the breast. that's the best way. but against the lie of the feathers, not with t

then that's daddy-approved. >> if it's shorter than that, not daddy-approved. get it down to the ankle. >> yes. that's daddy-approved. >>> big decision from the fda. the agency just announced it will approve the use of botox to treat crow's feet. >> it's the secret weapon in the war against the wrinkles arnold the eyes. crow's feet. >> it's the best anti-aging treatment out there. >> reporter: her magic potion? botox now getting approval from the food and drug administration as the first temporary treatment for crow's feet. >> i think it makes it more comfortable in people's minds. botox has been approved for underarm sweating. even migraines since 2002. >> once it's approved, we can use it in different ways that may not be fda-approved. >> reporter: there's reasons why doctors feel confident with botox treatment. >> botox is one of the single-most powerful, reliable, most highly-studied drugs available on the market today. >> reporter: and for people working hard to reverse the aging process. this treatment is just simple beauty science. >> prevent it now. you

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he's bad, daddy. you need to give him a timeout. >> olivia's right. let's give him a timeout. >> how about we take him out? you give a nod, it's done. he'll be gone before we get to dessert. >> no. invite him to the white house for dinner instead. that will be his timeout. >> you're going to have dinner with a bully? >> yes, sweetheart. but let me explain. daddy's going to tell him why being a bully is a really bad thing. >> >>> thank you. >> mr. president, here are the freshly baked chocolate chip cookies you requested. if you continue to eat like this, you'll continue being the president and the vice president. >> i've been working out every day. oh, ah, oh. thank you. >> first lady won't like it when she finds out. >> when i find out what? >> why i can't stop eating chocolate chip cookies. >> i knew that after our second date. i thought you and i might have a private dinner this saturday. just the two of us. no kids, no dignitaries, no friends. >> no fun.su4tnejqszu s >> no kidding. >> sounds wonderful. it's a >> it's date. >> mr. president, would

let's build it for her, daddy.that's a nice thought, toddy but to build an amusement park you need lots of money and manpower and turnstiles. but mommy wanted it. but where do you put something that big? you could fix up the old storytime village. they've been out of business ever since that kid got his head cut off. mm, that sounds perfect. well, what the heck. who's ready to build an amusement park? ( all cheering ) sell storytime village? why, you've got to be off your tuffet. well, it's been closed for so long and i thought i could turn it into a christian theme park. christian, eh? well, that's different. now the thing is, i don't have a lot of money... then what the hell good are you? beat it, you hippie. but i... you're right-- that was harsh. tell you what-- maybe i could donate the park as a tax write-off. ( gasps ) if you could do that i'd make this place a shining beacon for the lord. ah, this three little pigs' house will make a great stable for the nativity scene. ( grunting ) you're doing that the suc

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i understand why daddy had to go. and it means the world to me that she finally gets it. >> reporter: reaching generations with powerful information and in the shadow of a terrible tragedy doing something good. nbc news, new york. >>> and that is our broadcast on this wednesday night, september 11th of 2013. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >> jeremy logan glick. >> steven glick. >> jonathan m conners. >> kevin patrick conners. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this wednesday. >> we begin with an nbc bay area exclusive. a sunday homicide at the south campus of san jose state university being investigated as a possible case of vigilante justice. a story you'll only see on nbc bay area. >> reporter: well, jessica, because this case is under seal, it's difficult to find out exactly what happened here on humboldt street, right next to the university tennis courts. but sources tell me the victim may have been trying to burglarize

that's daddy, number five. >> right in the middle, with his curly hair, yeah. >> thompson: is that him? right there? >> yes, he's got the ball right there. >> there he goes. >> yeah, he just intercepted that and now is just running and making his way through and just scored. >> scored a touchdown. >> i believe this is when they scored... the score was 73 to nothing. >> it was a game that daddy talked about the most, i think. >> thompson: george mcafee had a remarkable life. in the 1940s and 50s, he was the star running back for the chicago bears. he won three nfl championships and was inducted into the pro football hall of fame. >> he didn't really talk about that that much. in fact, our mother wanted to place plaques of his in our den, and the only place he would let her put them was behind this door so that when the door was open, you couldn't see them. >> thompson: i see all these photos and he seems like he's just loving his later years. >> he enjoyed being around his family. he would just light up when he saw the grandkids, the great-grandkids. >> thompson: but in his 70s, george

he said daddy mommy i understand that. i have to share my mommy and daddy with him my son five he's living in his own little world and he's already so selfless it's fantastic. when we adopted our first children our friends were in shock they thought we would get tired and give up that we would fail because it's very hard and would come back to a normal life but these friends adopt children now. but you mine are not yours yeah you're mine no you're mine. oh yeah you know it. was you know he doesn't get it yet he still knew. he's number thirty two when i put that label on you have it on the air on the back i can't remember where it is. they wanted to take him to the orphanage. in the head of the orphanage wanted to do it once but i said no he's got a brother. but our mother died after a second bout of pneumonia i'm his brother so i had the right to take him with me we fought for him and we won. like he's crying because of mom. maybe god wanted to take our mother and it so happened that he came to us i can bring him up here s

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he said daddy mommy i understand that daniela's mommy died i have to share my mommy and daddy with him my son five he's living in his own little world and he's already so selfless it's fantastic. when we adopted our first children our friends were in shock because they thought we would get tired and give up that we would fail because it's very high it and i would come back to a normal life but these friends adopt children now. the boys are human and not yours yeah you're mine no you're mine. oh yeah you know it. was you know he doesn't get it yet he still knew. he's number thirty two when i put that label on you have it on the air on the back i can't remember where it is. they wanted to take him to the orphanage. in the head of the often she wanted to do it once but i said no he's got a brother. but in our mother died after a second bout of pneumonia i'm his brother so i had the right to take him with me we fought for him and we won. lots he's crying because of mom. maybe god wanted to take our mother and it so happened that he came to us i can bring him up here so he doesn't repeat my

hey daddy, what's your job? daddy's a uhh florist. are you really a florist?y are there shovels in the trunk? there's no shovels in my trunk. i see shovels... you don't see no shovels. just am. well, it's true. at ally there are no hidden fees. not one. that's nice. no hidden fees, no worries. ally bank. your money needs an ally. i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma doesn't affect my job... you missed the meeting again last week! it doesn't affect my family. your coughing woke me up again. i wish you'd take me to the park. i don't use my rescue inhaler a lot... depends on what you mean by a lot. coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com, then talk to your doctor. there may be more you could do for your asthma. ♪ >>> time to check "the pulse" starting with the television event of the season. the series finale of "breaking bad." >> we won't give it away. but the series has set records. they've been charging as much as $400,000 for a 30-second commercial spot. they hit a record

. ♪ >>> there is nothing better than a little daddy/daughter time.tle video, we have adorable adela. adela is at the toy store with daddy. that's got to be a good time. >> we recognize adela. she is pretty popular on the internet because of this video. it went viral not long ago. >> hey, adela, what's happening in october? >> a baby's coming out of mommy's vagina. >> they were at this store to buy a birthday gift for a friend but adela had her eyes on the my little pony. >> what if i told you we are not getting anything today? >> we are not getting a pony. >> if i don't get any pony or any toys, i won't able to love you anymore. >> that's a great negotiating point. >> i will only be able to love my mom. >> that's cold. that's like blackmail. >> it's extortion. >> are you breaking up with me? >> you can't break up with me? i'm your dad. >> but -- >> what? >> are you telling me i'm old? >> yeah. >> ouch. >> that's insulting, you know. >> all you have to do is buy her a little pony and everything is great again. >> well, guess what? >> all right. which

>> my daddy said that. >> okay. and what did you daddy say?eds a note for school. >> and did the president give you the note? >> yes, he did. >> that's the note your daddy's holding? wow. and did you give it to your teacher? >> i didn't give it to my teacher. my daddy printed out one. >> oh. and what did your teacher say? >> said wow. >> reverend stacey, you were right there. did you know she was going to run up to the president? >> i had no idea. to be honest with you, reverend sharpton, when she first saw him, the president was about 75 feet away and he yelled i have your letter. and she froze. after she was prodded, she took off, fell down, and continued to run. i had no idea where she was going, but she ran to him, threw her arms around him. he picked her up, he put her down right quickly, but he picked her up. i had no idea what they said until they got back to us. they were 50 feet away when the embrace took -- and i was happy that it happened. i was a proud papa. i was standing there crying. i had tears in my eyes, al. >> he said i've g