dalton and jones hook up in the third for a fourth time. for a quarterback receiver touchdown. dalton season-high touchdown passes. >> the patriots looking to bounce back after a lose last week. not so good against miami. the dolphins out to a 14-0 lead. >> tannehill 91 yard pass. two interceptions. >> tom brady booed. watch out. five place, a minute and 45 seconds for tom brady to hit aaron dobson for the score. one touch done, one interception. patriots trail. there's steven ridley in the fourth, finding the promise land. patriots with 24 unanswered points. 24-17 ball game. >> how about the saints marching in to buffalo. second-quarter action. stevie johnson, 13 yards out. maurice jones-drew breeze's turn, 69 yards, airmail. he signs a package and he's gone. just before the half breeze - this time to jimmy grant. breeze finishes with 26-34, completing 10 passing yards to 10 targets. >> i'm darren haynes, and that's a look at sport. >> you never mentioned the world series which is going on now. >> the battle is going on. >> it just started

what i learned from dalton is to look past all that.mething to look forward to and it shows that black people, black young men can do whatever it is they aspire to do. >> but not without cost. >> yes. exactly. >> yeah. thank you for being here today. thank you for being here today. i know there have been krit kri teaks of your parenting but i have to tell you as a parent of one of these kids i know it is a tough, tough balance and i appreciate the film. >> just wanted to say we're in theaters now. >> yeah. >> we're going nationwide. >> absolutely. folks should see this one. thanks. up next, i'm going to let this statistic sink in. since 1980, there has been one cause of death for children ages 10 to 14 that has gone up 128%. what is it and why? when we come back. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, on

african american kids shooting young african american kids who know each other. >> reporter: now daltonds up midnight basketball, part of the nola for life program. basketball targets troublinged teens, young people 16 and older and lets them engage in friendly, free weekly basketball competitions. it's from 8:00 p.m. to midnight a time when the teens may otherwise find trouble. murder is down in the united states, about 10% since 2002 accord to this fbi. still nearly 13,000 people are killed in this country each year. people at programs like midnight basketball say the answer is in more programs just like this one. new orleans is following that trend. murders are down, 25%. compared to the same time last year. but it's not known how much the nola for life campaign or midnight basketball is helping. >> you may or may not hit the real risk kids, most kids have no risk of murder. you know, the small group of kids maybe 800 in the city. >> reporter: still, some say midnight basketball helps. >> any one of these people could be outside sought streets they are not, they are playing basketbal

a signed andy dalton jersey. >> and he's what?> andy dalton, the quarterback of the bengals, very good quarterback. >> you look so good! >> but some has one more surprise. >> one more thing. plane tickets, hotel and gameee the jets. he hasn't been to an nfl game in 40 years. >> i haven't been in so long, i've never even been to the stadium. >> i know. that's why i wand to go. >> i'm overwhelmed. >> it's an awesome moment caught on camera. we have father and son, brian and steve kinny joining us. talk about the surprise. did you think you were just getting the hat? >> i had no idea what was going on. it was overwhelming. >> why did you give dad all the gifts? was it his birthday? >> it was just something i wanted do. thank you, wife, for okaying th this. >> i have no idea what i did to deserve a terrific family. >> how did it feel giving your dad the gifts? >> i was so unbelievably nervous. that's why i kept laughing in the video. it didn't hit me till the moment that my dad was actually going to be able to do this and i was going

then dalton and jones hook up for a fourth time. dalton's career high five touchdown passes, show is over, bengals win, 45-9. >>> 24 hours after the controversial dramatic finish to game 3 of the world series, the red sox will forget about last night's game but focus on evening up the score. carlos beltran, proves why he's one of the best many additional series than ever. >> david ortiz at third and drew maximize one to left. watch out for big poppy, the big noel, slide in to home, to tie it up at 1. motivating his system to make a big play and what big poppy wants, big poppy gets. with two on in the 6th, johnny gomes hit a home run over the left field wall. red sox take a 4-1 lead with a fear the beard pg final. >> maybe there is something about that beard. >> it's good luck. >> showing up for annual marine corps marathon. and with that one right there about marathoners took off, 26 mile race began, with extra securities because of the boston marathon in april, three people were dhaimewere killed that day. snow and wind is in the f

dalton, ensuing drive. bernard -- >> video game. >> nine play, 98-yard drive. after a successful field goal called back due to holding, second one, 34 yarder, wide right. lewis, scott clahandler. bills back with the ball. lewis, marquis goodwin. with a minute to go! >> yes. >> we're tied at 24. how did that happen? it happened. brandon tate in overtime. 29 yards to the bills 33 yard line. and then it's nugent. a chance to redeem himself from 43 yards out to give the bengals the victory and it is -- good! bills a valiant effort. they drop to 2-4 with the loss. bengals 4-1 in their last five. thad lewis threw for just over 200 yards, two touchdowns, ran for a score and even in defeat not short on confidence. >> it felt great. coming to the game you have to be confident. if i was nervous in any way, shape, form or fashion, the bengals would have ate us up. i was confident getting to the game. getting that first pass completed, our receiver was coming to play. >> i thought it was a good day to dayment we have to keep pressing forward. as long as he doesn't worry ab

craig dalton is the ceo of a company that makes things for smart phones and tablets.e comwellwelcome it's good to . >> thank you. >> let me show you what a do do case is. this is just a case you cover eye padipads and tab tablets in? we use traditional book binding techniques and we do everything under one roof in san francisco. >> how is this impacting small businesses like yours across the country? how is the shutdown affecting you. >> anyone involved in the retail business knows how critical the fourth quarter year is. and the government shutdown and the impending debt crisis is going to have a tric trickle don effect. in san francisco thousands of miles away from d.c. we see evidence of the government shutdown every single day. the national parks are closed. the tennessee valley. and i think it's a reminder of everyone in san francisco if the government can't get their act together and solve this debt crisis it's time to throw the panic button. >> if your business is not directly affected by the shutdown. what you are saying is if it is affected by the shutdown tr

the suit claims donna montgomery and paul dalton used $2.8 million in district public school funding to fund their private companies. the suit also says that hayward assisted managers by signing contractors as chair of the board. j.c. hayward told wusa9 she did nothing wrong and all she did was sign bills in her capacity as chair of the charter school's board and she received no money. she resigned from the school's board last week. wusa general manager says hayward has been relieved of her duties here at wusa pending further investigation. we'll be right back. >>> tonight at 8:00 on wusa9 and cbs, at 9:00, followed by ncis los angeles and person of interest at 10:00. and at 11:00, we'll take you around d.c. because there are a lot of events. darn government shutdown going on. >> and we found a congressperson trying to throw a fundraiser right here in d.c. today of all days. >> not a good day. plus, the tweet from the first lady that has everybody talking tonight. did michelle really send that herself? we are wondering. >> that's all coming up tonight at 11:00 after person tonight at

ryan dalton says can you mention my name? no, i can't do that. dense fog advisory. forecast coming up. >>> good morning. we're following breaking news. the bart strike is over, in case you haven't heard. but the trains are not running just yet. we have live team coverage of this latest development. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning to you. we want to give you a live look in walnut creek near the bart station where trains were expected to be running an hour ago. what you are looking at are these passengers getting on charter buses because the trains at this point are not running. bart is working out some of the staffing issues as it tries to get back up to full capacity. some passengers are confused. more on the morning commute. but we want to reiterate trains are not running but charter buses are. >> good morning. good to be back. let's check in with steve to see what the weather is going to be like as the commuters start hitting the roads. >> encounter thick fog. we have a dense fog advisory un

there was more than just dalton.wsuits by the james family suing individuals who claimed to be jesse james. it's these cases that led to the dna examination several years ago in the 1990s where they exempt jesse's body and carney. the family wanted to end this once and for all but it didn't. it's never going to end no matter how much evidence. >> also i am sure you visited northfield and the little museum they have their. i was there a year ago and it's really quite interesting. >> it's spectacular. it's been restored to 1876 the way it was at the time of the robbery. there were furnishings that were there at the time and every september -- i was a fair couple of weeks ago they reenact the raid in seven minutes time. it's called the defeat of jesse james days. several times a day in front of thousands of people they reenact this. they have bleachers set up on the other side. i will say this as an historian i really relish the opportunity to see people on horseback even as scale. you don't always get that when you're

dalton says when you live the street life, you often overlook opportunities in front of you. >> a lot of times it's not in their eyesight. they don't know about it. to them shgsz there's no opportunity. >> they don't see a bigger world out there? >> exactly. not many seem past a certain age and see past their situation, their lifestyle or their community. >> we live in the united states of america and can solve any problem if we identify tf as a problem and if it's important to us, i think that the lives of young african-american men are critical and important to the future of country. >> a future they mief a shot at by coming here. dawn ostrem, al jazeera, new orleans. >> ard according to the latest statistics the state of louisiana is the murder capital of the u.s. with 1100 murders for every 100,000 people. >>> for the first time since she was shot, former congressman gabby giffords goes to a gun show. the special message she shared at that event. >>> a landmark legal case in afghanistan helping a teenage girl win justice by providing a ray of hope for women who live there. >>> i'm

dalton's more had to wake of extra early if just a line of for buses or ferries to get around. we acts workers in downtown san francisco how they feel about the current situation. here's what some of them had to say. >> last time i was on vacation at the time. if they did go on strike i would be very unhappy. it will impact me greatly. >> this would be a nightmare, definitely. we cannot stand another one again. >> i would just have to stay home until this is over. >> you'll hear some of the stress and peoples of boys. stay with kron4 as we continue to follow the negotiations between bart management and unions. for a possible strike is no deal is reached. you can download our app and check out our website ed kron4.com to get the latest. >> new overnight, san francisco police are investigating a suspicious death involving an infant. they say around 12:30 p.m. this morning, a woman brought her infant to san francisco general hospital, infant died. the medical examiner is calling the death suspicious. >> in santa clara county sheriff's officers say that the streets are little safer

andy dalton throws five touchdowns.a. >>> there was no way tonight's game four of the world series could match last night's finish but it was wacky enough. but today a bay area product got nominated for mayor of boston. big papi went 3-3 tonight. who does he think he is hunter pence. plus the pitcher's act buckled. held st. louis to 5 innings. cardinals 8-0. jonny gomes is 0- 9 in this series. then in this 8th inning. how about a 3-run homer after manis. gomes puts boston up. beard power baby. ricky colton, that's it. that's all. the first time a world series game ends on a pick on. boston wins 6-2. game five is tomorrow on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 5:00 p.m. we know for sure now the game will >>> san jose has more victories and more points than any other nhl team and they strike faster than well the blood thirsty sharks. made 28 saves today at iowa. rookie thomas did it again. hurdle scores his eighth goal in the second minnesota of the third period. the puck goes right through the legs of senators number 77 joe korv

. >> with his dreadlocks and smile, it is hard to are consider brian dalton as a thug. >> i was subject for that to happen. >> dealing drugs or whatever? >> dealing drugs and in that life. >> a life that nearly killed him four years ago. >> i was shot five times with an ak 57. >> my administration is trying to focus on the issue of young african kids shooting young african kids who know each other. >> babble troubled teens, 16 and older, and lets them engage in free basketball competition, it's at 8:00 in the evening when they might otherwise be getting into trouble. >> nearly 13,000 people are killed in this areas each year, midnight basketball. >> new orleans is following that trend. murders are down 25% compared to the same time last year but it's not known how the nola for life campaign or the midnight basketball is helping. >> you may or may not hit the at risk kids, small group of kids maybe 800 in the city. >> still some say midnight basketball helps. >> anyone could be out in the streets but their not, they're playing basketball. >> getting them away from violence is the hardest

david cranford and paul dalton used $2.8 million in district public school funding to fund their private companies. >> the suit says hayward assisted those managers by signing contracts in her role as chairman of the board. no criminal charges have been filed. jc hayward told wusa9 she did nothing wrong and all she did was sign bills in her capacity as chair of the charter school's board and that she received no money. she says she resigned from the school's board last week. wusa9 general manager mark burr debt says hayward has been relieved of her duties at wusa pending further investigation. >>> montgomery county and prince george's counties are working together to try and raise the minimum wage. members of both county councils have propose add mu minimum -- new minimum wing of $11.20 an hour. both call for the increase to be faitzed in over a three-year -- phased in over a three-year period. >>> it's time for another your money segment this morning. >> jess came is here with more on the primary holdup which led to this government shutdown. >> it's very ironic, mike. thanks so much. th

the chiefs remain undefeated while the patriots scored 24 unanswered in their winch andy dalton and drewrew five touches as their teams rolled. denver scored 31 fourth quarter points. erterrelle pryor's record-settig run paced the raiders to victory. for more sports news and information gosh, to cbssports.com. he taught me that whales leave footprints, glassy circles on the surface that show us where they've been and sometimes where they're going. he would always say, "if you know where you're headed, you can make the smart choices to help you get there." and his legacy has helped me achieve my goals. [ male announcer ] let pacific life help you create a legacy for the ones you love. to find out how, visit pacificlife.com. hey! glad y'all made it. sorry we're late. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yeah. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yeah. yeah, of course. ♪ [ sportscaster talking on tv ] last-second field go-- yeah, sure ya

dalton going long. and 32-yard touchdown. his first career tg catch.he lions will carry the game until they nail a field goal. the bengals win this one 27-24. to the fal falcons. they drop back and fumble and he scores. atlanta scores the tra traditiol way. rogers takes it down the side lines and falcons up 14-0 ee.0 . one handed snag and stays on his feet and scores from 59-yard out. tampa right back in the game and down 14-7. it wouldn't last long. going deep for douglas. and 37 td pass and mike ryan 282-yard and two touch downs. 31-23 atlanta wins. >>> game six of the american league championship would become legendary for the wrong reasons. not any miles-per-hour. not any more. the 2013 version keeps advancings. with the american league winning the al all-star game red sox get the home advantage. both the cardinals and the red sox have won two world series championships in the last ten years. the red sox beating st. louis in 2004 and winning it all in 200-r7. 2007. this will mark the first time in history they will meet in the world series with the

when had began they were 22nd in total offence, and they are ninth, there's no questions about andy dalton's future as a quarterback. he's been good in the past four becames, all of which the bengals woun. 7% completion, 11 touchdowns. they needed an offence. they are flying under the radar. people are knowing who they are. >> the kansas city chiefs - they won eight games, can they make it nine against the buffalo bills. they could we looking ahead to denver in a couple of weeks. >> they haven't won here sips 1986. they haven't blown out opponents and the opponents are 20 and 41 - the teams they have beaten. they have not beaten a team with a winning record. they haven't done it by big margins. three of the vilent ris were by -- victoria ris were by -- victories were by eight points. though go to denver, san diego at home and denver again. two of the next three will be tough. >> you cover the cowboys, is the media overreacting to des-brian's passionate outburst. >> des is a passion ail player, an e -- passionate player, anemotional player. it looked worse than it was. the cowboys are fine wi

on the left is attorney paul dalton who was general counsel at the school according to lawsuit and at the same time representing eemc, a for profit company that got a $2.8 million school contract. to the right of jc donna montgomery who not only was executive director at options charter school, but was also at the same time the case claims ceo of eemc and a second company getting school contracts. at the far right david cranford who the lawsuit says was the chief operating officer at one of the companies getting school contracts while at the same time serving in the same position at the charter school. jc heyward's filing states there's not a claim anywhere that jc received any payments or other financial benefit from options pcs arguing the claim of improper financial benefit is clearly not directed to her. the filing does not address the district claim that jc herself incorporated one of the companies that allegedly benefited from the insider deals. the district alleges donna montgomery, the chief operating officer of the school, was the owner of that company while at the same time

there is another to dalton. be careful. that area heavily traveled. gusty conditions may continue but so far the try valley moves smoothly. san jose not so bad. i'll show you a look coming up. >> thanks, mike. it is 5:39. the doctor convict of involuntary manslaughter in the death of michael jackson is released overnight. we're taking you live to los angeles for all of the details. >> after superstorm sandy shut it down a major landmark is ready to reopen. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> at 5:42, new this morning dr. conrad murray, the disgraced doctor c

>> for us, we entered into dalton with the idea that we would be shielded from the black male achievementut we realized that that was not the case. that education opportunity is only the first step and that there are specific issues that boys face, black boys in particular, around implicit bias, perception around who they are, expectations, demandingness -- >> stereotype threats. >> stereotype threat and how the anxiety that is involved with that that we as parents and teachers need to break out of and really engage in that discussion so we can really get to know who are these boys that are in front of us and how do we engage and keep them stimulated, both socially, emotionally and academically. >> so you're a filmmaker here and you're a mother in the film. i'm sure those two things clash because the filmmaker wants to show everything and the mom might be like can we have some privacy for my family. there's some moments when the camera is in the car, when idris is crying after he lost a basketball game. is that clashing, the filmmaker in you and the mother in you? >> oh, yeah. there were

andy dalton. in washington this week, i asked andrew, is there anything i can talk to you about. world series, nfl. anything but henry sorkin in central park. >> homeland from a week ago. >> not a single nfl game. i saw my children and i saw captain phillips. >> my children were there. we did a lot together. we skated. we did a lot. we did some tennis, indoor tennis. >> indoor? >> indoor tennis. it was cold outdoors. >>> in washington, budget talks set to begin. an editorial in the wall street journal caught my attention. do you have a column tomorrow? >> i do. is this your column? >> i'm going try to get you to write this column because we need to try to -- i really do want to rise above and i really do want to win the u.s. back. how do we rise above the world's other economies? how do we compete with the other world's economies? how do we win the u.s. back in terms of manufacturing and jobs? what got me this weekend was a report highlighted in "the wall street journal" called u.s. corporations pay 35%. the reason for this is that the myth still persists that we have a 35% rate

dalton rand is a con artist. he took advantage of hundreds of people, maybe thousands. tara: but now that he's heading to jail, he can't do it to anyone else. there was a part of me that knew it wasn't real, but i didn't care. i just missed mike so much. i wanted to see him again so bad. you will see him again. maybe it'll be a look. maybe it'll be a gesture. maybe it'll be the way he spreads peanut butter on a slice of bread. but when you see it, you'll know, and you'll say "that's mike." and you know what? that's a miracle that no one could ever sell you. thank you, mr. ford. and now i see why you do it. before you go, this is for your sister and the baby. what is this? it's the money rand took from your sister -- all of it. i don't know what to say. wait a second. i thought you said all of rand's money went into paying for his show. i thought you said he was broke. it did. he was. where'd the money come from? did you guys find the stolen money? hmm? did you find kusen's loot? without... unbelievable. hmm? [ sighs ] he who looks for hidden money shall find it... if he