. >> anchor: craig has coached his son darin since he was five years old. darin says he's the best coach for himself and his teammates. >> he motivates the kids to keep going. he teaches them the little coaches might not do. go! >> reporter: william watt isn't says his son has improved dramatically since he started working with craig. >> i think it's great. i think it teaches them, anything you put your mind to, you can achieve. communications. you'll hear. >> good job. >> anchor: after all, football is all about understanding movement, not words. >> good job. one more time. >> anchor: and a lesson in overcoming obstacles. many players say coach craig's way of communicati on the field works just fine. coming up, a tangled mess for a whale caught in a fishing net. more on the tireless effort to set it free. >> anchor: okay, so halloween is over. it is november. we'll hold off on the countdown to the holidays because temperatures this week not very november-like. forecast is next. >> reporter: and an nfl record five unbeatens remain alive. the patriots today.

from their applications -- although they could still ask in an interview, and do a background check" darin beck owns ten businesses in the cedar valley. he says he's in the second chance business "it rarely would influence whether a person is going to get to be kept on applications, saying the box makes the process easier for everyone. "its less awkward to be able to center around those types of things" earl kruse does business with beck, and says he knows this personally. "ive always been honest with assault charges on his record -- an incident that happened more than a decade ago he says he's always been upfront with beck. "everybody has skeletons in their closet and they grow up" abraham funchess, executive director of the waterloo commission on human rights is fronting the movement to ban the box he says its great that beck doesn't use the box as a determining factor pre-interview, but he doesn't believe every employer has the same mentality. "but we want other entities to follow suit, to ensure, that all people with criminal arrest backgorunds get a fair chance at employment in the ci

darin morgan. morgan says he was driving along i-35 when something caught his eye. "i saw something sitting on the lane line and as i passed it it looked like an owl"so he went back to investigate and sure enough. "i was shocked. i'd never seen an owl. especially in the wild and on the highway in the middle of the day."seeing it was injured morgan says he did what he felt was right. with somewhat of a fight, he swaddled the bird and put it in his backpack. "then i seat belted him in the front seat with me an started driving. i was a little nervous the whole time." "more nervous than like having a criminal in your back seat?" "yes"after an awkward ride the owl was brought here to wildcare oklahoma. "it looks like she probably was hit by a car. she's keeping the right wing a little low so we did a radiograph on her and you can see the radius ulna, which is the bones here between the elbow and her wrist, which would be in-between here for me, both of those bones if everything goes as planned she could be set back into the wild in a month. caretakers here are just glad

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