his name was tyler davenport. when he arrived at the hospital, his core body temperature was 108 degrees. >> their stories were so similar. they were the same age, same height, the same... you know, kind of the same build, they played the same types of positions. >> they both presented with very high fever. both had been playing football, both had been doing practice, both had collapsed. football players are supposed to be so healthy and athletic, and to see them so critically ill was really hard for everyone. >> narrator: at arkansas children's that weekend, there were a total of four high school boys, all in serious condition with football-related injuries. >> probably at least two-thirds to three-quarters of the death in sport at high schools in america are related to football. the seriousness and intensity of high school football in america has just grown by leaps and bounds in the last five, ten years. >> there have always been injuries in high school football, but they're on the rise. the ramping up of press

but this is davenport.venport was a maker in stoke-on-trent in the potteries, and a very good maker as well. it actually dates to about 1845 or thereabouts. and i can tell you now that if you wanted to go out and find another, you'd struggle. how much money would you be prepared to spend? we've always said she's only worth about £50, but i think probably about £150. i think £150 is going to be a little bit on the conservative side, because i've only ever come across two of these ever being sold in the last 15 years. one of them made £1,200, and the other one made £1,400. she may be a cheap floozy, but she's still an expensive woman. right. ( laughs ) well, look at these little cheeky chappies. absolutely adorable little mice earrings. they actually belong to my mum. she's had them for quite a few years, and she wears them a lot. she does? because, i mean, they could even be a little bit larger than mice. don't you think? and with the way that the hoop fits behind the ear, it's just making a rather long tail

. >> the children and their parents were hear for the opening of the brand new davenport preschool, more than 100 kids ages two through four. erica is one of 18 teachers on staff. today they cut the ribbon for the new school year and they say erica has been an inspiration. >> she made us all realize there are tougher things in life. that we all go through challenges and she's been an inspiration to keep the momentum going and when the tragedy happened it brought the community back together again. >> as a teacher it's really hard being away from your students because they become your kids. so it's hard to be away from your kids because they have your heart. >> what is she to you? >> my teacher. > and what else? >> my best friend. >> he makes you cry and laugh at the same time he's so cute. >> erica has also become the key part of davenport's science curriculum through a new learning garden that was built and planted in her honor. >> we should be as honest as our hildren. two years ago today the biggest earthquake shook everybody. people here in baltimore felt it. there was a partial colla

. >> the children and parents were here here for the opening of the new davenport preschool in towsonwo 100 kids through four. erica is one of 18 teachers. they cut the ribbon to start the new school year and this community says erica has been an inspiration. >> the best thing that she has done for us is to make us realize there are tougher things in life that we go through challenges and she is an aspiration to keep the momentum going. when a tragedy happened, it brought the whole community back together again. it is hard be away from your students. -- being away from your students. hard to be away from your kids because they have your heart. great doctors and great people helping to get her better. to you?s. brannick >> my teacher. and my best friend. >> those kids are not being polite. they cannot help but be totally truthful and honest. she has become a key part of the center. a learning garden was built in her honor. temperatures down below normal today because of the clouds and showers around. 85 is still the normal high. nowhere near the record high of 98 set in 1960. we were a

here to help us sort through the nitty gritty of obamacare is karen davenport director of health policy of the national women's law center and ethan rome executive director of health care for america now. great to have you both with us tonight it's good to be let's just start at the beginning and in fact karen let me begin with you what happens in october what happens in january what is it that people need to know about and get ready for i realize it's a huge question you see there's a couple of land mileposts santa starting october first people can enroll in health coverage through health insurance exchange our health insurance marketplace things . they sometimes be called or their state may have a different name like california it's called covering california for example. and they can also if they have low income in their state has chosen to expand coverage the medicaid program they can also enroll in medicaid for coverage to start january one as well in both cases where they are they sign up for private coverage the exchanges where they enroll in the medicaid program if their state i

this week, she returned to her job as a preschool teacher in davenport, maryland. >>> tomorrow is expected to be a day of mixed emotions for sandy hook elementary students returning to school in new haven, connecticut. students are going to class at a new location for the time being. >>> uc berkely's new chancellor held his first news conference today. >> we try not to just keep things going, but constantly to innovate. coninstantly to come up with new programs. >> the chancellor was formally the dean of arts and sciences at columbia university. he says he wants to help the campus community imagine new futures for the university. ktvu.com has a new section to help you and your kids head back to school. you'll find more information about the first day of school, and deals on school supplies. >>> president obama awarded the medal of honor to a soldier from antioch. he was chosen to receive the military's highest honor, for what he did during battle in afghanistan. ♪ [ music ] at the white house today, army staff sergeant ty carter took his place by the president. >> give thanks to the memory

host: our guest now is coral davenport. good morning.re is a new report by the link house that begins to climate change with problems in the nation's in that your grade. nations electric gri d. guest: it has been 10 years since that huge blackout in new york city. severe weather is the leading cause of power outages right down to the electric grid and that is increasing due to climate change. here is a real way that climate change is causing economic problems in the u.s. power outages are linked with loss of productivity. 58% of power outages are linked -- or caused by extreme weather and cost the economy $18 billion to $30 billion a year. host: are those results considered surprising? guest: not really. i do not think so. there is not a lot of new news in this report. stacking a pile linking whether to quantifiable economic costs. host: you can see some of the our screen. 2012.s from 2003 to we want to put the phone numbers on the screen for our guest, coral davenport, as we look at this report. we have separate lines for democrats and

we're seeing a lot of lightning strikes above davenport as well. this is over the last hour, see the lightning strikes. especially right off pacifica, we have a lot of parts for pacifica. and moving offshore the the heavy lightning is offshore. behind this we have a red flag warning in effect through wednesday. this is why for this lightning strikes. this is what i'm watching right now. this area here as it moves up over the valley, here's san somewhere se, right. in the next few hours all this instability is going to head our way. we're going to be watching it. i'll be back here in 15 minutes. more thunderstorms chances and it's going to get slightly cooler. i'll see you after the break. >>> the red flag warning prompted calfire to open a look out station. john whiteside is keeping watch for smoke. he is expected to remain at his post until wednesday or when the red flag warning is lifted. calfire counts nine of them as major fire. a lightning strike is blamed for a fire that started today in the sekoya national forest. one of the bigger fires is

we're seeing a lot of lightning strikes above davenport as well. this is over the last hour, see the lightning strikes. especially right off pacifica, we have a lot of parts for pacifica. and moving offshore the the heavy lightning is offshore. behind this we have a red flag warning in effect through wednesday. this is why for this lightning strikes. this is what i'm watching right now. this area here as it moves up over the valley, here's san somewhere se, right. in the next few hours all this instability is going to head our way. we're going to be watching it. i'll be back here in 15 minutes. more thunderstorms chances and it's going to get slightly cooler. i'll see you after the break. >>> the red flag warning prompted calfire to open a look out station. john whiteside is keeping watch for smoke. he is expected to remain at his post until wednesday or when the red flag warning is lifted. calfire counts nine of them as major fire. a lightning strike is blamed for a fire that started today in the sekoya national forest. one of the bigger fires is

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davenport all star for giants in 19 62. threw out the first pitch tonight. throw it underhand.3 game sweat boston. red sox having their way. third engin engine. shane takes ryan deep final score a run fifth engine. l off jay and jeentsd just tid it up so right now 2-2 they are in the 9th engine. absolutely no chance giants seeing ryan in the series forget the fact he pitched sunday nature. what he did in that tame that will prevent him from playing for 5 games after coming inside on alex multiple times he found the target. on 3-o pitch. intentional. fast ball to the rib cage of a-rod. yankees manager joe he was irate. eventually got ejected. vocal ever since about suspension he did dimensioned for 5 games. >> just one pr day of practice in napa before the raiders brack camp. banged up defensive line is finally approaching full strength. veteran carter defensive end hunter are the only 2 even played in the raider first 2 pre-season games. houston, walker, sims all sat out majority of training camp with injury and noticeable this past 40 in new orleans. pass rush almost non-exist

. >> for a name, how about marilyn davenport?cial with the orange county gop right in my own backyard in california. accepting out e-mails, depicting president obama and his family as ames. >> nobody knows this person. is mitch mcconnell a race? i hope mitch -- this is just an effort to silence opposition. michelle. >> yeah. if you want to talk about racist national public figures, how about harry reid? who looks down his nose at hispanics, who of their own free will have chosen to be pro free margaret, pro-life republicans. he said i don't know a single hispanic who would even choose to be a republican. basically, suggesting that you're a traitor if you get off of his liberal plantation. you want to talk about all of the racist comments people have made about every conservative person of color in public life dating back to clarence thomas through condoleezza rice? marc rubio and ted cruz? and ebony, i can tell from you my own experience after 20 years plus in public life, that progressives of power and passive aggressive punks l

. >> davenport, iowa. july 31, 2009.er cliff anderson is working traffic enforcement when he hears a report of an assault at a nearby cafe that serves the homeless. >> one of the volunteer servers at the cafe had been assaulted by one of the clients that had come in, and then immediately after they attacked, the suspect left the area. >> soon anderson gets an update that he's two blocks away from where the suspect is spotted. >> at that time, as i turned the corner, i was able to see the suspect actually walking up the sidewalk onto the centennial bridge. >> officer anderson gets out of his patrol car and approaches the suspect, later identified as tyrone mallory. >> when i approached the suspect and asked him to come over the rail and into the roadway, that's when i noticed he had bloody knuckles. so that was definitely the person i was supposed to be looking for. >> come on over the rail. >> at the first refused to come over the rail. was noncompliant. >> do it now. >> it reached that point that i had drawn in my head

at 8:45 eastern, coral davenport talks about an energy department report on the vulnerability of electric grid. then a look at a recent survey on american's view on aging. "washington journal" is next. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioned by the national captioning institute -www.ncicap.org--] ♪ host: one of the more news headlines this friday morning said the u.s. is treading lightly as the prices deepens in egypt. this has nearly 600 people have been killed amid what are being described as ferocious clashes between protestors and security forces. and another headline says egyptians are bracing for more bloodshed today. to the question that's out there. should the u.s. cut off foreign aid to egypt. a lot of folks are saying that t

obama's landmark legislation here to help us sort through the nitty gritty of obamacare is karen davenport director of health policy of the national women's law center and ethan rome executive director of health care for america now youth and good to have you both with us tonight it appears to be let's just start at the beginning and in fact karen let me begin with you what happens in october what happens in june you worry what is it that people need to know about and get ready for i realize it's a huge question see there's a couple of land mileposts so starting october first people can enroll in health coverage through health insurance exchange or health insurance marketplace they may sometimes be called or their state may have a different name like california it's called covering california for example. and they can also if they have low income and their state has chosen to expand coverage the medicaid program they can also enroll in medicaid for coverage to start january one as well in both cases where they are they sign up for private coverage the exchanges where they enroll in the med

robin wilkey and coral davenport. >> thank you. >>> through the google glass, a producer takes us throughf congress using the latest technology with some mixed reaction. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counter. because all these whole grains aren't healthy unless you actually eat them ♪ multigrain cheerios. also available in delicious peanut butter. healthy never tasted so sweet. >>> congress like you've never seen it before through the eyes of google glass. google glass is the newly released head mounted computer worn like glasses and producer frank thorp has been wearing the device all around capitol hill this past week covering congress from this unique perspective. there you see the president, in fact, as he's taking pictures and videos, leaving his meeting with house democrats on wednesday. joining me now is nbc news capitol hill producer frank thorp who wore the glasses and there you have them. this is kind of fun. i'm loving it. talk about first nancy

davenport, iowa, you're on the air, welcome. i was wondering why did they relatives?ry their >> okay. isabella, can i ask you how old are? >> 12. >> are you learning a lot program?this >> yes. in thee glad to have you white house audience. thank you for your question. settlements, a limited number of people, oftentimes the the only ones really available to you. uncommon at all. it wasened even uncommon for double first cousins to marry happened too.s people didn't have a sense that odd.as it seemed like a good thing. you knew what that person was like. you knew all about them. there wouldn't be any bad surprises in your marriage. >> in van buren, he was a dutch speaker. he married to the dutch speakers. a dutch people. >> i want to show you a book written one about martha ashington we showed you earlier. this is the story about rachael so andrew jackson of being gentle and it's available for who want more. only skimmed the surface in the 90 minutes here. isabella and a book michael about a theme brought us back to. that's the changing role for women in politics. women

let's try davenport iowa on the republican line. >> caller: i am a locomotive engineer.there is a human factor in putting the oil on the train that isn't present in the pipeline. as much as my company has a consumer we need to build the power grid in this country and it is not an ideal way to do that if all i can follow the rules i don't do the right thing you are going to be real that and still live all over. but the pipeline at least if it is built to code standards you take the human factor out of it there's something but not as much as on five real. when you take that into the consideration. >> guest: that is a good point. one of the things about the pipeline is the air out of sight and out of mind and most of the viewers listening today that 2.6 miles of pipeline people would have been like i didn't know that. and that is because the year generally buried underground and they are generally kept away from the populace. and the areas where it does go through an urban area or an environmentally sensitive area there are additional regulations that deal with the pipeline