dan smith has the honors. mr. a lawsuit four women filing is the sheriff's department, including a deposition from a female deputy, unless the series of intimate encounters with you between 2003 and 2005. you have denied her claims, but a judge has not wait o -- weighed in on the allegations. is she lying? mr. jones: yes, she is lying. i'm glad you asked that question. they did for being here, is a pleasure for me to be here tonight. first let me start by telling you and directly to the people of the seventh district, the allegations are untrue. unequivocally false and i denied them every chance i have. they first came to light in any form about a year ago. the conduct allegedly occurred about 13 years ago. doid the only thing i could and it was an unrelated lawsuit where these were brought out. denied -- i denied the allegations in the strongest terms possible. i again denied it in the strong as terms possible and i will deny them ever since. in every election i've ever had, including this one, i opened up my pers

your eminence, your excellencies, members of the clergy, al and dan smith, donald and melania, and allhe distinguished guests. earlier tonight, al reminded me that when the first al smith ran for president he chose the progressive senator from arkansas, joseph g robinson, who is one of my husband's political heroes. this work that you do through the dinner, al, you have done it now for 30 years, is such a labor of love. you have been a hero for both the children of the archdiocese and for the city of new york, and i think we all owe al smith a great round of applause. [applause] ms. clinton: this is such a special event that i took a break from my rigorous nap scheduled to be here. [laughter] ms. clinton: and as you have already heard, it is a treat for all of you too, because usually i charge a lot for speeches like this. [laughter] ms. clinton: but for me, it was kind of ironic thinking about a fiery populist, al smith. if he were here today and saw how much money we had raised, he would be very proud. [applause] ms. clinton: and if he saw this magnificent room full of plutocrats cel

your eminence, your excellencies, members of the clergy, al and dan smith, donald and melania, and all the distinguished guests. earlier tonight, al reminded me that when the first al smith ran for president he chose as his running mate the progressive senator from arkansas, joseph g robinson, who is one of my husband's political heroes. this work that you do through the dinner, al, you have done it now for 30 years, is such a labor of love. you have been a hero for both the children of the archdiocese and for the city of new york, and i think we all owe al smith a great round of applause. [applause] ms. clinton: this is such a special event that i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. [laughter] ms. clinton: and as you have already heard, it is a treat for all of you too, because usually i charge a lot for speeches like this. [laughter] ms. clinton: but for me, it was kind of ironic thinking about a fiery populist, al smith. if he were here today and saw how much money we had raised, he would be very proud. [applause] ms. clinton: and if he saw this magnificent room f

dan smith has the honors. >> thank you.es, a lawsuit for women filed against the sheriff department including a deposition from a female deputy, she alleged a series of intimate encounters with you. you have denied her claims but a judge has not weighed in on the allegation. how do you explain the golf between her story and your story. is she lying? >> well, yes, she is lying. i'm glad you asked that question. thank you thank you for being here. it's pleasure for me to be here as well. first let me start by telling you, the app allegations are untrue, unequivocably false and i deny them every chance i have. these allegations first came to light in any form about a year ago. her conduct that occurred 13 years ago. i did the only thing i could do and it was on related lawsuit where these were brought out i went under oath and i deny the allegation in the strongest impossible. when they were brought out during the course of this campaign, i again again denied them and i've denied them ever since. i can tell you in every electi

but some of these professors like dan smith in the florida say there could be a substitution effect, where the people who are going to vote early in person have now switched to absentee. we could be seeing some tactics change. so it really is too early to glean what's going on. but we know that women are turning out in high numbers and hispanics are voting more. those are two trends that could be bad for donald trump, but it's really early. >> all right, thank you, shelby holliday, "wall street journal." >>> i want you to look at something. this may not be such a slam dunk, at&t and time warner. time warner, for example, trading at about $20 than the takeover price that at&t is looking at. we would have a question, randall stevenson, of at&t and jeffrey bewkes of time warner, they did not decide to go on fox. they went on everywhere else. they went on a rival business network, a rival news network, they went on sprout, nickelodeon, the speed channel and did a.m. topeka, and they did not do us, because we would have raised these questions, does the market doubt what you're doing? all

dan smith. >> congressman bae-2, we estimate is for questions and stephen of orangeville wanted to know? why did you vote to allow cash payments to iran which could be used to underwrite terrorism? >> the iran nuclear deal was a difficult negotiation. i am a member of the foreign affairs committee and we had a dozen or more hearings on this. classified and unclassified settings, we sent talks our military leaders and to our diplomats. at the end of the day the goal of the deal was to reduce the nuclear threat in the middle east. and to make it difficult for iran to obtain nuclear weapons. i supported it because most of the experts have suggested that for at least the next decade, even those posted the deal would it would reduce the nuclear threat. i knew i would be getting attacked as i have been on television for a tough vote like that. but it was the right vote. we did we do not want to get into another war in the middle east. so is the right vote, it was a tough vote to, but even folks like former secretary of state, general : paulo said it was a good deal. >> well we miserably misse

your eminence, your excellencies, members of the clergy, al and dan smith, donald and melania, and all the distinguished guests. earlier tonight, al reminded me that when the first al smith ran for president he chose the -- chose as his running mate, the progressive senator from arkansas, joseph g. robinson, who is one of my husband's political heroes. this work that you do through the dinner, al, you have done it now for 30 years, is such a labor of love. you have been a hero for both the children of the archdiocese and for the city of new york, and i think we all owe al smith a great round of applause. [applause] ms. clinton: this is such a special event that i took a break from my rigorous nap scheduled to be here. [laughter] ms. clinton: and as you have already heard, it is a treat for all of you too, because usually i charge a lot for speeches like this. [laughter] ms. clinton: but for me, it was kind of ironic thinking about a fiery populist, al smith. if he were here today and saw how much money we had raised, he would be very proud. [applause] ms. clinton: and if he saw this ma

there are some other faculty members, my colleague dan smith is focusing closely on florida. i have some students who arenumb helping us with crunchingve numbers. there is a lot of data weat needs to be crunched. i've written thousands of lines of code to do this data work for the selection. we are on top of it. every morning i can push a button a button and get numbers. we can get numbers to people as fast as we can't, as as soon as they are available. >> let's take a few calls. shelley is waiting in michigan, a republican. >> caller: "good morning alerica".. what i would like to say is first of all i'm happy about early voting because my husband and i will be out of the country when the election happens. we have have already voted. as a matter fact, we are moving to florida so in order to bes able to vote we literally have registered, changed our address to florida and voted in florida already. we normally get our absentee ift talent center home in michigan. i also got my michigan ballotha which i shredded. i guarantee i guarantee you most people in the party i have left wo

. >> the next question comes from dan smith. >> and sheriff jones, there is a growing scientific consistence that rising temperatures linked to the burning of fossil fuels have intensifies california's drought. melissa of sacramento asked us to ask you, what will you be in do in washington to fight climate change? >> human caused climate change are huge buzzwords. they have created a lot of discussion. i prefer to look at it in terms of what the consequences are. in other words other climate change exists, doesn't do or what extent were impacting that doesn't matter because the goals to try to mitigate the effects of climate change are worthwhile. to reduce the carbon foot print and reduce our human footprint on this planet and create cleaner, safer energy sources for generations to come. i would support would support all of those for those purposes. >> let's move on. climate change is real. all we we have to do is look at the temperature every year it continues to go up, look at the mountains. we've lost our snowpack and are in the midst of a huge drop. we have to get ahead a bit. let's ack

there are some other faculty members, my colleague dan smith, looking, focusing closely on florida ande tudents, as well, who are helping us with crunching some numbers there is a lot of data be crunched. i've written thousands of lines of code in order to do this data this election, but we're on top of it and every and ng i can push a button get some numbers, so we can get numbers to people as fast as we soon as they are available. host: elect project dot org. we'll take a few calls with michael mcdonald. shelly, a republican, good morning. caller: good morning, america. i'd like to say, first of it, voting, i'm happy about my husband and i will be out of he country when the election actually happens. we've already voted. as a matter of fact, we are florida, so in order to be able to vote, we literally registered, changed our address to florida and voted matter of already and course, we normally get absentee allot sent to our home in michigan. i got my michigan ballot, which i shredded. you, most people in the party i have left, would not so. done they would have tried to vote twice.

dan? >>> demanding answers. drivers were unfairly targeted in controversial sting operations. ryan smith is live at tampa international airport to explain. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning, guys. it's easy and quit common for travelers at the pick up zone of tampa international airport to catch an up ber or lyft ride. officials will discuss how ride sharing drivers may have been unfairly targeted. the chief concern here, collusion between ptc staff members and taxi cab companies. hillsborough county's public transportation commission under fire this morning for using taxi drivers to pose as customers luring uber and lyft drivers to an area where ptc officers were waiting to find them. internal e-mails obtained by the "tampa bay times" showing ptc's executive director legislation to legalize ride sharing. we got information about the emergency meeting. it reads it is important for us to discuss the recent issues to effectively move forward for all parties involved. and we want to mention some florida lawmakers have gone as far as to say that the fdle should conduct an interna

mike nicco and alexis smith will be tracking the potential for a wet commute at 4:30 a.m. >> dan: tonight we learned of a rash of home break ins or break in attempts. this maps show the homes targeted and san leandro. they all occurred between friday and monday. abc7 news reporter katie is live in san leandro. >> reporter: dan, and those are only the cases police are aware of. we heard several stories of people seeing would be burglars in that their windows. want you to look at this surveillance video. >> it is a red, honda four-door civic with oxidized paint on the car. >> home security video catches burglars as they approach a house last friday morning. they then go through the side gate seen by another camera and break in through a backdoor. >> what ups the antes on this is it occurred when nobody was at home. >> nobody was home during the first burglaries. but then latery that night a woman was home alone. >> she was surprised by the sound of smashing glass. she was able to flee out to a neighbors and called 9-1-1. jay five break in attempts within four days. >> i am concerned that th

mike nicco and alexis smith will be tracking the potential for a wet commute at 4:30 a.m. >> dan: tonight we learned of a rash of home break ins or break in attempts. this maps show the homes targeted and san leandro. they all occurred between friday and monday. abc7 news reporter katie is live in san leandro. >> reporter: dan, and those are only the cases police are aware of. we heard several stories of people seeing would be burglars in that their windows. want you to look at this surveillance video. >> it is a red, honda four-door civic with oxidized paint on the car. >> home security video catches burglars as they approach a house last friday morning. they then go through the side gate seen by another camera and break in through a backdoor. >> what ups the antes on this is it occurred when nobody was at home. >> nobody was home during the first burglaries. but then latery that night a woman was home alone. >> she was surprised by the sound of smashing glass. she was able to flee out to a neighbors and called 9-1-1. jay five break in attempts within four days. >> i am concerned that th

dan gilbert? or lebron james this is about making jr smith happy but more importantly keeping lebron happy ceet tweet me your thoughts at john wkyc. >>> kevin durant era has started as far as the preseason. durant made the warriors debut and hit the first shot of the game a 3-pointer finished with 21 points in 24 minutes. steph curry was the low man for the warriors big 3. he scored can they make it work during the regular season because that he one basketball and there's three superstars on this team. but they start the preseason with a 45 point win over the clippers. 120 to 75. clippers did you show up? i know it's preseason but come on. 45 points already? what do you think of durant in the warriors jersey you worried? >> i am just jealous worried but the cavs start the preseason tonight. >> with orlando. >> i still-- i know experts say give the title to the warriors. i don't know if it works and don't know if they can make chemistry work in golden state. >> it will be fun to watch. >> or not. coming up, just ruin your day right? 5:49 ways to save coming up. >> bring us back up. >> reporter: i am h

dan schaffer. >> i'm deiah riley. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump share the stage for the last time until election day. both went to the annual al smith charity dinner in new york. >> it is supposed to be a light hearted roast but they didn't at some points the laughter turned to boos after harsh remarks. >>> reporter: a routine stop on the road to the white house with democrats -- >> i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. >> reporter: and republicans -- >> it's great to be here with 1,000 wonderful people. >> reporter: unnight for a -- you night for a -- unite for good laughs. >> after listening to hillary rattle on and on and on i don't think so badly of rosie o'donnell any more. >> reporter: this joke getting the biggest laugh. >> michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it. my wife, melania gives the >> reporter: after some zingers trump tried knocking clinton on her corruption and e-mails. that's when many turned on him with boos. many say a first at the event. >> reporter: clinton started with jokes about her stamina, paid speeches but her main focusing after trump on women. >> donald looks at the statu

smith one victims in benghazi. this woman says hillary clinton killed her brother. >> back to you. >>> all right dan hausle reporting live in las vegas, nevada. stay with 7 news on air online and dan will be back tomorrow with live reports all day. the final presidential debate starting with today new england. >>> all right sticking with politics a f making his pitch for elected office. curt schilling revealing today he's ready to run for elizabeth warren's senate seat. brandon go know lives outside fenway park to tell us more tonight. brandon. this isn't first time curt schilling has proposed running for office. this time he says he's ready to run but it's a family decision. >>> form are red sox pitching ace curt schilling says he will run against senator elizabeth warren in 2018 if his wife says yes. in or not. and i won't but grudgingly walk away if my family is not in i'm not in shiell best known for bloody sock is also known for his conservative rants on social media. in august he said he would like to get elizabeth warren out of politics. he first made announcement this morning on a rhode island radio station.

dan schaffer. >> i'm deiah riley. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump share the stage for the last time until election day. both went to the annual al smith charity dinner in new york. >> it is supposed to be a light hearted roast but they didn't

. >> dan: you were saying it looked favorable for the red sox. >> listen, i'm not stephen a smith. if you look at francona, he was also the manager of the who won it in 2007. and the reason that's important is because 2007 adds up to 9. just like 216 adds up to 9. which is the indian's area code. let's not forget it's also the year 2016 which adds up to 9. sofranko na has a lot of favorable things here. >> dan: okay. what other numbers can we look at. you said the cubs fortunately have a really favorable number. >> the cubs last won their championship in 1908. 9. so, again, you have a lot of favorable energy with the cubs. last time the cubs won a title was 108 years ago. and, again, 1-0-8 adds up to 9. but we have to look at the toronto bluejays because they also have a few favorable numbers with them. >> dan: let's walk through that. >> they won in 1992. that has the cleveland connection because we actually gave them dzhjoe carter to win that year. 1992 is the monkey year. >> dan: you like the monkey year. >> look at both the teams. you have both monkey years, both monkey energy.

dan and >>> donald trump is visiting tampa tonight. he is holding a rally at the mid florida credit union ampitheatre. >> ryan smith has a preview. >> reporter: the republican presidential candidate facing an uphill battle of sorts after some national polls releasing showing a wide gap between the republican candidate and democratic nominee hillary clinton. tonight trump addresses his supporters here at the florida state fairgrounds. lead so ferreterring a 12 percentage point advantage of likely voters over donald trump. it's the first time in this contentious race she has lead by double digits. in florida, a must win swing state. it's a tight race. cbs news reporting its poll showing clinton leading trump by three points. he spoke to supporters yesterday in naples. >> numbers are looking phenomenal in florida. don't believe the media. even the media they can't help it. but the numbers are better than what they are saying. >> if you are interested in attending, the doors open at 4:00. the event kicks off at 7:00 right here at the florida state fairgrounds. in tampa, ryan smith, abc action news. >> if you are inclined to take a selfie with yo

dan and shu and spencer and all of us here. thank you for joining us of the on >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- jennifer connelly. espn's stephen a. smithand music from crx. and now, for the most part, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. hey, i have a -- i have a

smith sounds are back but not without a cost.>> to close down is unrecoverable revenue. it is $20,000 gun.>> reporter: $20,000 was almost enough to back."one of those people was dan johnson, and besides the made from scratch food and home smoked meats, the music dan has played and organized for lou is what makes her meat "we started doing music here shortly after she opened, the spring of 12."so when he heard the flood was coming while lou and her husband were on vacation, he and members of opened, the spring of 12.>> reporter: when he heard the flood was coming, while lou and her husband on vacation here members of the community had the place cleaned out. the smokers back, so are the employees, customers and of course even the music. dan and his fellow musicians are not in helping out blue.>> the main reason out is to get this place back on the ground.>> reporter: this venue will continue to have live music on the weekends but it will not cost lou a time for the next month or so. >> for musicians to be able to do not their pay, but let that go on for long but it is something they want to do for us and we love them. they are like family.>> reporter: the family th

reporter: dan, judge persky agreed to a deal giving that san mateo -- college of san mato student less jail time in order to help along with his rehabilitation. however, the student, keenan smith, failed to comply, missing two weekend work sessions is, and now judge persky is under fire again. 20-year-old keenan smith shown here on the right could have been sentenced to a long jail term, but judge aaron persky agreed with a plea deal knowledged by the prosecutor and his public defender. the deal traded jail time for community service and a 52-week series of domestic violence classes, but a judge today ordered smut to spend eight weekends in jail because he failed to appear twice for his weekend work duties. >> it will let mr. smith get the time done in a timely fashion. it will make it easier for him and then to start the domestic violence classes for the rehabilitation part of his sentence >> reporter: case is in the spotlight because of lawmaker michelle dawner who blames judge aaron persky for approving the plea deal that allowed mr. smith to continue playing football. >> judge persky clearly sent a message that football was more important than violence against women. >> re

smith county. we're learning that the suspect is in custody right now. this is all happening near the small town of ladysmith in rusk county just north of eau claire. officials say deputy dan glaze was killed saturday night. while responding to a call about a suspicious vehicle. found glaze shot to death. authorities say doug nitek pulled the trigger. he was arrested sunday at his home. nitek fired one shot before surrendering. the deputy's death has had a huge impact on the small community. very close to each other, so when something like this happens, it hits hard. tim: the rusk county sheriff says they have not figured out why the suspect opened fire. deputy glaze had been in law enforcement for seven years and had worked in rusk county for a year and a half. back to you. melinda: right now, one survivor of a serious crash in milwaukee s back at home. timothy snyder was driving for uber when someone ran a red light and slammed into his car. he had been in critical condition but now snyder is out of the hospital. a gofundme account shared this photo of snyder watching the packers game with his mom. the account is raising money to help with medical expenses. this was the

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dan roach, wbz sports. >> fans are certainly sad to say goodbye to the legend but it's been all smiles on and off the field. we continue our cox as jim as jim smith has more from fenway. >> an electric night at fenway park for big papi rolling along. this time the celtics came as a team wearing number 34 in honor of david ortiz. a group of former patriots also came to fenway and then the bruins featuring bobby oar coming to honor a fellow legend. but that's not marathon bombing survivors also took part including jeff bowman. >> he hugged me and gave me a hug. so happy everyone is here. >> as a survivor what does it mean what he meant for the city? >> i saw his speech from my hospital bed at boston medical center and that pumped me up really good. >> it gave you trend? >> oh yeah. he's the man " you wouldn't >> no absolutely not. >> it was a big night for the fans including one couple originally from boston now living in north carolina. they made the trip to fenway. >> we came from north carolina. we had to go to his last weekend game. we are really looking forward to it. great player. hate to see him go. >> great man, great player, great everythi

smith dinner. this is where the candidates are supposed to sit within feet of each other. and then try to be funny. we are in las vegas, dan hausle, 7 news. >> sarah: who won the debate? according to a cnn poll, 52% say hillary clinton won. donald trump with 39%. also on 7: a 13-year-old boy from chelsea recovering after being hit by a stray bullet. the gun was fired from the street. police now searching for suspects. third-floor bedroom, a 13-year-old chelsea boy was asleep when the sound of gunfire erupted. his cousin says the boy walked to his window to see what the motion was about, only to get mixed up in the mess. a bullet busted through the home and hit the boy in the shoulder. >> he got off the bed and started running to my mom's room. and then just sat down. because it hurt him. he sat down on the floor. he was like, he was yelling it hurt, it hurt. >> reporter: the family immediately ducked as they continued to hear gunfire. they say they called >> he went in last night for surgery. they thought they could remove the bullet. but they can't. it is stuck in there. >> reporter: the shooting happened at a neighboring

. >> dan: this was the last debate, but it's not the last time these candidates will face off against each other. that's actually tonight in new york at the traditional al smith dinner. now, this is a dinnier they're supposed to sit within a seat of each other and then each say something funny. let's see how that works out. live in las vegas, dan hausle, 7news "today in new england." >> sarah: this morning a poll out of new hampshire putting hillary clinton far ahead of donald trump among likely voters. clinton is leading with 48% of the vote in the granite state. trump is behind by 15 points at 33%. the four-way poll took place before last night's debate. gary johnson got 7% and jill stein got 2%. >> christa: breaking news from late-night shooting that happened in roxbury. the victim was shot in the head. no word yet on whether police have made any arrests. and tracking the day's other top stories for you, a 13-year-old is expected to be okay after he is hit by a stray bullet in chelsea. police say shots were fired in a park last night. one bullet went into a home and hit a teenager who was in bed at the time. relatives say the victim had surgery last night

smith dinner. this is a tradition. where the two candidates sit with in seat of each other and try to be funny. we will see how that works out. dan housely. 7news. >> who won debate. according to cnnorc poll debate watchers 53% said that hillary clinton won. donald trump was is 13 points one to election day get latest on whdh.com and on our phone and tablet aps aps as well. >> break overnight one person in critical condition. after late night shooting in roxbury. victim was nicole. >> >> no arrests this morning if i step out of way you can see police remain here. outside of the home. where in stray bullet hit and went through that 13 year old's bedroom cousins shows essexly where that window it is actually in top floor. it is middle window that you see there. that's cousin tells us that the 13 year old was playing video games at that time. when he was shot. >> gun fire ring out through chelsea. somehow one of those shots makes its way into a home. stray bullet ends up hitting 13 year old. who was asleep in his bed. >> well my mom start screaming said everybody get down. and everybody just kind of did that but he was in his room.

dan, georgetown, massachusetts. third-party supporter. caller: thanks for having me on this morning. larry, i am wondering if you the smith london act.: give me that again? t act.: the smith-mund i remember the senator but i'm not familiar. bill passede was a in the 1950's that said the government would not use taxpayer money to propagandize within the borders of the united states, and we were saying we were better than russia because we would not have the government propagandize its citizens. 2012, that was rescinded, in one of the mdaa's. host: what would you like our guest to address on that? is, thewhat i am saying government, through the media, can now lie to us, as long as it is in the best interest of the government, and it is now legal. host: ok, thanks. covington, georgia. supporter of hillary clinton. good morning, thank you for taking my call. i am an independent who will be voting for the candidate who i think is best prepared and has the experience. who i was comment was voting for, but what bothers me is, when i listen to the polling results, very few tell you the sampling. they will tell you of ohio is for trump or hil

dan henninger, good to see you this morning. >> thank you, martha. martha: what do you think? >> well, i thought it was an opportunity for donald trump to gain some friends at the al smithis to go in there and make self-depracating jokes at your own expense. trump certainly made a good joke at melania's expense, but when he got around to hillary clinton, got off a few good lines, but then he started talking as though he were in the debate, calling her corrupt and so forth. it wasn't funny. and the audience began, some of them, to boo and heckle donald trump. watching it, martha, i thought this is kind of like a metaphor for the campaign which is to say at this point in the campaign, donald trump's at around 40 her 41 -- 40 or 41%. he has to make 5 or 6% of voters in places like pennsylvania and north carolina have a reason to like him. and to support him. but he seems incapable of appealing to those people. just as he was uncapable of winning over this crowd last night. it's kind of a deficit in the middle of that candidacy. martha: all good points. let's take a look at one other moment that -- this one actually landed fairly well in the room. watch this one. >> i know

dan roach wbz sports. >> thank you so much. >>> it's all big papi all weekend long. fans are sad to say goodbye but so far it's been all smiles on the field. jim smith has more from fenway. >> an electric night at fenway park, boston's farewell party for big papi rolling along. this time the celtics came as a team all of them wearing number 34 in honor of david ortiz a group of former patriots also came to fenway and then the bruins featuring the most famous bruin of all bobby oar coming to honor a fellow legend. but that's not all. marathon bombing survivors also took part including jeff bowman. >> see him hug me and give me a hug. he's so happy that everyone is here. >> as a survivor what does it mean with what he meant for the city? >> yeah his speech i saw from me up really good. >> and it gave you trend? >> oh yeah. he's the man. >> you wouldn't have traded being here tonight for anything. >> no absolutely not. >> it was also a big night for the fans including one couple originally from boston but now living in north carolina. they made the trip to fenway. >> we came from north carolina. we had to go to his last weekend game so really looking f