so, derek, he was a good guy, good cop, good friend. >> reporter: derek was just 32 years old, leavinghis wife, his 6-year-old sorngs and his family at draper p.d. >> you know everybody talks about a cop's cop and the best cop you can have and how he treated and served the community. derek was one of those guys. >> reporter: for jaclyn moore, the loss was two-fold. >> he was starting to get some free time to come help me with the case and tell me more about what he did when he was on the case. and then he was killed. i didn't have anyone else to ask. >> reporter: you'd lost your friend. your old competitive friend. >> i lost my friend, and i lost any information that i needed on that case. there was no one else. >> reporter: because he was kind of the institutional memory of this thing, wasn't he? >> yes. >> reporter: jaclyn had only herself to rely on now. in the balance, justice for annie, now dead for a year and a half. she strongly suspected chris bagshaw knew more than he was telling. jaclyn listened to chris' interviews again and again and noticed something interesting chris said

they asked why he hadn't shown up to meet derek for work?station but not joshua. where was he? >> slept in. >> did he call you, chew you out. >> he was cussing me, like you little [ bleep ]. i went to kangaroo at 8. >> finally they asked about kim doors si. they wanted him to explain his relationship to the 38-year-old woman. >> how did she look? >> 1 to 10. are you asking me if i would hit it? >> eight. >> kim ever come on to you? >> no. >> ah, come on now. little bit? >> no. i wish. >> had you ever had sex with her? be honest with me. >> no, i wish. >> what he revealed about kim is that he almost had an infatuation with her. not that she was, you know, just my bosses wife but someone that he almost had a romantic pull towards. >> how were investigators feeling now about joshua? is he starting to go to the top of the list? >> yeah, he's definitely going up. >> now the detective was ready to drop a bombshell. >> eventually i brought up kim and why we were talking. >> i have a he got some bad news. something happened to kim. >> i just talked

joining us is derek scissors. derek, good to have you with us.t's start with the situation in hong kong and the demonstrations. it looks like the response has been more constrained than some of us feared. on the part of the hong kong police. your thoughts about the way they are dealing with these demonstrators and the chaos that has ensued over these -- well, past several months. >> i think it has been more constrained because the demonstrators have shown a lot more staying power. yet the police stayed out of it. one reason the police stayed out of it is warnings from the u.s. congress starting with senator mcconnell. the congress is doing the right thing telling the chinese, you stay out of hong kong. it doesn't matter how long the demonstrations go on, these people have a right to protest. i guarantee you president trump will sign this because it's the right thing to do, and it's a signal to the chinese we are not going to let the trade negotiation hold american policy hostage. lou: the president has made it clear to president xi he would take

health a major new study says children are likely to suffer the worst effects and science reporter derek williams explains why. rising temperatures will have a major impact on agriculture and global yield potential for staple crops like maize and rice is already in decline if the downward trend continues while populations rise food prices will be driven up leading to more malnutrition among the world's poorest and in children that can affect development dramatically causing lifelong health problems. and climate change is closely tied to another a key factor in child development air quality children born today will on average be breathing in more toxic air than their parents that will cause rates of respiratory diseases like asthma to rise and increase their long term risk of heart attack and stroke. the current generation will also experience more extreme weather related events than their parents the health of hundreds of millions of people worldwide has already affected by flooding heat waves droughts and wildfires if we aren't able to keep temperatures from rising under 2 degrees celsi

and that a 4th id science correspond derek williams who now joins me in the studio welcome derek that's a huge gamble almost 3 quarters of a 1000000 people are killed by jones resistance to antibiotics last have alone what's driving this increase well there are a couple of different things as we saw all germs will eventually become resistant to antibiotics that's the nature of evolution but where we're accelerating this evolution in a couple of different ways 1st of all one of the big problems is overpriced. question of the antibiotics that we have we've been prescribing some of these drugs for 60 years now and often were prescribing them in situations where they're not medically necessary all of us have taken courses of antibiotics particularly in the seventy's eighty's ninety's before this became a big problem that weren't really necessary the doctor you would go to the doctor with an infection in your throat the doctor would say we don't know if it's a virus which isn't affected by an antibiotic we're bacteria we're going to go ahead and give you antibiotics anyway it's estimated tha

and there in these meetings is derek harvey dropping in occasionally. >> who is a nunes staffer?> top aide. >> so basically you have nunes up there sort of doing this, promulgating it from the microphone, but it also appears there's some reporting and allegations he's intimately involved with the whole crew to like the team basically of people that are running this operation to essentially spread this disinformation and achieve the ends that the president wants out of zelensky in the phone call. >> that's right. it's bad on its own terms and it's much worse and given we've gone through two weeks of public hearings and not a peep from nunes he's actually implicated -- >> that to me is the crazy thing. i feel a member of congress can travel where he wants to travel and talk to who he wants to as a member of congress. if he wants to talk to viktor shulkin, he can talk to viktor shulkin. he's a member of congress. hake do that. it's crazy that stuff happens and he doesn't say a thing about it while he's sitting in the impeachment hearing. >> unbelievable. >> while they're testifying

. >> aeporter: meet derek blac young scholar working here at the library of congress on his phd thes. what is the research, stly? >> looking at older maps and a lot of the books that were printed in the earlyolonial period in america. >> reporter: he's studying how race was used to define and divide. oh you mean this is at the very beginning? >> yeah, yeah. the very beginning is the 1500s and 1600s. >> reporter: derek black's journey to this moment was maybe more unusual than most in his field . he traced its beginnings back to his youth, when he was brought up in a hoehold led by his father, a dedicated white supremacist, who at one time had been a grand wizard of the ku klux klan, and who still maintains a website dedicated to his white supremacists views. black was an eager student of his father's teaching from an early age. and, as he grew, he became one of the most vocal and prominent young members of the movement. his story was initially captured li a book "rising out of hatre"" byaslow. derek black, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me, charlayne. >> reporter: you

saroyan and heather will be in conversation today with derek morgan, derek is the director of marketing for the travis manion condition. he has become the owner of mckee's uncles here in doylestown. still please join me in welcoming writing heather and derek [applause] >> welcome everyone. still what we will do this afternoon his i am going to ask ryan and heather and they're going to read some of their favorite experts from the book and they will elaborate a little bit more, we will go through a few of those q&a. and then we will eat into the actual books on enforcement. and what i really want to do ultimately, it ryan i say i will start with you. obviously we are here in doylestown, the knock out the door for you happened right here in this community. your brother travis was still well known that this community really did feel that. that ripple effect. that went out your family really made a decision on how to move forward. and really honored travis. do you mind elaborating on that little bit more. >> thank you all for coming out today. it is truly appreciated. i was just telling glen

derek, let's start with you.ntly should we look at the signing of the bill by president trump given that he had little choice given how overwhelmingly it was voted for in congress? >> that is really true. you should look at this bill as a symbol rather than as some immediate sanction. this is something that requires report writing, something that requires annual look ins. if you are looking at your terminal, bgebsum. that is bill summaries. what you will look at when you see that is that it really does not do anything right now. it has a lab symbolism instead -- a lot of symbolism instead. this has been one of those things where it is a slow-moving process. everybody has known it was going to get here, now it is here. you see some reactions from china that they are pledging that there will be some undetermined complications to the relationship. realistically, this should not overwhelmingly change the u.s. posture towards hong kong or to greater china. nejra: so derek, thank you. john, let's turn to. derek was hin

joining me now is dead it really is a science desk a welcome derek nonuse from the depths of space about the structure of a filesystem it sounds like of rocket science break it down for us and all of us as to what this means we brought in some visual aids to help i'm going to just lead you through this a little bit to understand really what the probes have discovered you have to understand how you 1st decide what is interstellar space and what's the space that's inside the solar system how can you set up a border there where you can set up a border because the sun radiates in all directions creating a sphere that which is which is known as the heliosphere and now the heliosphere of course is our entire solar system is moving through our galaxy the milky way in one direction so spreading out behind this helio's you're in the middle like a wind sock you can see the rest of this entire area is known as the he was there but really what's interesting is the front leading edge of it the direction that our solar system is taking that's in a special most particularly what's known as the helio pa

science expert derek williams joins me in studio derek i mean it's been hoped for a long time that simple effective blood tests would be available one day i mean why is it taken so long well it's to a certain extent you have to understand that cancer is not cancer is not cancer every single cancer every tumor is unique even if for example in the case of breast cancer even if the the tumor arises from the same tissue in 2 different women it will eventually develop and mutate and turn into 2 very different diseases that will elevate biomarkers within the blood in different ways and so what's going to i think in the long term the most effective with these with this this kind of blood testing looking at biomarkers to protect to predict cancer farther down the road is batteries of biomarker so if you're looking at 101220 of them at this at the same time and then you're going to have to have a long term average in a study that's coming out later today in this conference in glasgow for example look when they were looking at a biomarker that's now used for ovarian cancer over $50000.00 women they

artifacts to ever make it into interstellar space seeing billions and billions of stars to i'm sure derek williams from d.w. science thanks so much. now the fall of the berlin wall 30 years ago changed things around the world but especially the lives of east berliners who were suddenly permitted to travel to the west football fans from the east came by the thousands to see the western club in action on nov 11th 1989 it was the 1st time in decades that east and west berlin had been reunited. the 1st weekend after the fall of the berlin wall hundreds of thousands of people from east berlin streamed into the west many to olympic stadium fans using their newfound freedom to finally see. on that november 11th they faced a direct rival for promotion to the bun just league remember the game well. to the stadium you could see something was happening was that back then we usually had a crowd of 5 or 10000 now all of a sudden there were masses of people everywhere. since the masses of people from the suburbs in east berlin coming to the game and you could see cars literally the track. the fans from

with the forecast, derek van dam. >> happy thanksgiving, abby and christine.you have a turkey blowing in the wind in the northeast. a turkey holding an umbrella across the nation's interior. and a shivering turkey in the mountain west. windy conditions along the east coast. that could impact your traveling plans, along the i-95 corridor. perhaps at the east coast airports, from d.c. to philadelphia and new york, as well as boston. no problems across chicago. look at los angeles, as another storm system moves in. there's the mountain snow. there's the valley rainfall. it could become heavy at times.. look at the advisories and warnings in place for much of the country. temperatures will feel very winter-like. you see from chicago to cleveland. milder weather, though, for your holiday across the east coast. back to you. >> i loved those graphics. very clever. it brings me to the annual question. i was taught, you keep your elbows off the table. and keep your politics off the table. but people want to talk about what's going on around the world. what are your rul

but so are you derek, so ok are you so you guys are going to get tonight 5 20 is the kickoff time at you know there we use about 500 now so one more game and onyx not so much for the warriors yeah, the young guns get in a crash course in how tough it is to play on the road. last night taking on james harden. it's it was hard to parents and the ye 20 points off the bench. and i don't forget rookie eric pascal yet 19 points as denver seven's. with 30 so what you want some more 36 points. houston wins one 29 to one 12. wolves tomorrow night, their ways. >>i was like slow motion right. people looking at me telling chains coming chains >>yeah coming up at 9 o'clock we're actually going to talk to the guy who was rescued from the bar track to see him falling over the edge there as a train is speeding down the way we're going to have more welcome to the carnival 30 minute tour. hey, shaq. it's a 30 second tour. no man it's like... now it's 26. welcome aboard. ocean! welcskyride.rd. mini golf. relax!elax! relax! you take this man to be your hband? i do. married. no time for basketball. pool.

the only thing reported in the congressional record is that he and derek harvey and two other aides wentt they don't say who they met with? >> no. and this was quite deliberate according to my reporting, according to the lawyer speaking for parnas. derek harvey, the aide, told parnas that the timing was done deliberately to keep it undercover. >> vicky ward, thank you for the reporting, thank you for working it. look, we want it fair. mr. shokin, if you're listening, tell us what happened. mr. nunes, this is about the truth. come on and tell us what happened. don't say you're not going to answer the questions, you have to. vicky ward, thank you so. appreciate it. have a very good weekend. >> this, you cannot make it up. we are going to pick this up with a democrat who was vice chair of one of the impeachment committees but resigned amid of probe of her in congress. katie hill, still fighting back against what she calls a coordinated smear campaign to get her out. but one smear campaign at a time. we have to deal with what we just learned from vicky ward, what we learned in the inspector

>> what's intriguing is the timing of the trip and his aide, derek harvey, told lef lf that the timingry deliberate. it was done right after the republicans lost the house in the mid terms but before the democrats took over in january because once the democrats took over, he would have had to have disclosed the details of it. so this is why nobody has known until now what devin nunes was doing last december. >> so we don't know that the committee was told about his actio actions. >> no. the only thing reported in the congressional record is that he and derek harvey and two other aides went to europe. >> but they don't say who they met with? >> no. and this was quite deliberate according to my reporting, according to the lawyer speaking for parnas. derek harvey, the aide, told parnas that the timing was done deliberately to keep it undercover. >> vicky ward, thank you for the reporting, thank you for working it. look, we want it fair. mr. shokin, if you're listening, tell us what happened. mr. nunes, this is about the truth. come on and tell us what happened. don't say you're not going

derek, what happens next? derek: i think this is massive trolling from democrats.ad said he would be opening to may be testifying, and we have seen comments from the white house that maybe people will testify at the right moment, even as the white house is blocking. the democrats said cool, we will call your bluff, come in and have a chat. the chances of this happening i think are somewhere below zero. i think the idea that donald trump will march into a hearing room and answer every little question they have for him, come on. but i do think that where we are proceeding is into a consequential gain or the white going to have to be seriously concerned about who is talking and where they are talking. so far they have said they don't want people who may or may not have firsthand knowledge of some of donald trump's decisions there. they left democrats to rely on people who are one step removed, and that has frustrated democrats quite a lot. and really, democrats don't have any republican support to show for their impeachment push at all right now. it might be an effect

raiders quarterback derek carr, one is to m. how eat philip rivers is. ever play this game. the has not to twist it so many times people always does look athen's and say well thiguy has more. brakes. it's a tm sport. definitely one of the best there was one of the smartest ever play this game. >>they pueverything on his shoulders tohat year in productive. there's just crazy. >>becausmaybe the only one to the best quarterback rs is to add ever play the game a little much if they end up beating that only tom brady right now. the kickoff is at 05:20am tonight at the coliseum and so you can expt a lot of affic around. >>the young warriors are getting a crash course on how difficult it is to play on the road. >>the james harden is the best. and we were too bad the rriors guard. off e bench 20 points someone to keep an eye. scout we talked about him yesterday 19 points in this game.ut james harden was just too much. he finished with 36 points too much beer. this 3 hour event re. the timber wolves tomorrow night to see what they do all righ coming up, but 6.40

i would like to begin this testimony by honoring kalvin witherspoon junior and derek caldwell roper who lost their lives as result of carbon monoxide poisoning on january 17, 2019, at the public housing community in columbia. our deepest sympathies are with their families, and we are here today in memory of these individuals. on january 18, 2019, following the deaths of mr. witherspoon and mr. roper, over 400,000 tenets were evacuated from their homes out of an abundance of caution. an emergency relocation plan was implemented to secure replacement housing for the families and to minimize to the greatest extent possible the hardships faced by the families who were being terminally displaced. columbia housing worked diligently to assess and meet the individual needs of each family. all residents were offered the option of being temporarily housed at area hotels and until permanent housing was found. the health and safety of our residents remit our highest priority during this time. columbia housing part of the southcom association of social workers to provide residents with free behavior

derek van dam with a frigid friday forecast. >> good friday morning, dave and julia. hope you're ready for winter-like weather. we have several opportunities for temperatures to be 20 or 30 degrees below where they should be this time of year, for many parts of the eastern u.s. moving through at the moment, this has allowed for a clearing trend across some or most of the east coast cities. clouds and showers lingering around the atlanta region today. high pressure will take control of the weather. overnight lows into saturday morning. we have freeze advisories and warnings all the way southward into georgia and the carolinas. and another round for cold air and the potential for snow in the next five days, particularly as we head into monday, tuesday and wednesday next week. a brief warm-up on the east coast for the weekend. and look at the frigid arctic air mass. you can see the temperatures picking up from minneapolis to chicago for the day on monday. back to you. >>> another day, another fresh record for the markets. the dow and the s&p 500 hitting new highs yesterd

joining me now in studio is the w's john derek he's been covering those commemorations all weekend for us now 1st of all what did you make of medicals message and how did that resonate with the crowd do you think it was a very. good medical terms it was a very emotional speech she has a reputation you know of trying to be emotionally live key code speeches. i think the reason is probably because she's coming to the end of her term of office and she knows she's not going to be standing for reelection but also more importantly perhaps the history of germany in the last half century. parallels in many ways it mirrors her own trajectory no she was born the daughter of a pastor in east berlin east germany she grew up in east germany she had to reinvent herself as it were when the when the wall came down she went from being a physics professor to being a politician and she became the chancellor of the united germany so she may feel this personally so i'm sure she does and she didn't simply look back to nostalgia she then looked i think forward in them and made an impassioned appeal in her te

and derek have climate activists welcome face emergency declaration by the european parliament. environmental organizations lay low where quick of the mark such as greenpeace to say that they do well come that as a sign that the politicians in europe have acknowledged that urgency is now required in fact emergency things really need to be pushed forward and that is why they now demand of course that concrete proposals are made how this can be put into action and it's not just words that here are a phrase in the european parliament if at the end of the day this remains an empty gesture and that is very much what what the environmentalists than the declaration like that will be more damaging than doing good. reporting for you from brussels thank you. next a u.s. president has signed a law backing democracy in hong kong a legislature means there will be an annual review of the favorable trade status that washington grants hong kong and also threaten sanctions against chinese officials who commit human rights abuses in the territory china's foreign ministry has denounced the new law

writer artist in 1905 derek and nancy hazen was stabbed to death at their home in virginia they were the parents of servings then girlfriend elizabeth. the 2 fled to england when they became suspects they were caught in london and sent back at 1st soaring confessed to the crime but he later retracted his confession he said he'd wanted to protect his girlfriend and thought that is the son of a german diplomat he enjoyed immunity from prosecution at his trial he insisted he was not the culprit. i'm innocent. the conviction proved controversial the evidence was circumstantial experts including sheriff departing tate touring was wrongfully convicted later d.n.a. analysis failed to link him to the scene of the crime he's been locked up to 30. 3 years for a crime that myself another investigators don't feel like he was there we don't feel like he was present when the actual murders were committed as he's maintained you know since he went on trial. he's missed his twenty's just thirty's and is 40 so it's time to stand up and go to the junior parole board has called hey some answering to con

insane. >> the picture pants a thousand words. >> good to see you, derek van dam. to your mother-in-law, shirley, if she's watching. we were talking about what is the longest flight you've ever been on? >> 16 hours to cape town, south africa. >> i did that direct, as well. but imagine 19 straight hours. richard quest just did that. see what it was like on board the world's longest ever commercial flight when we come back. r skin that can last. in fact, tremfya® was proven superior to humira® in providing significantly clearer skin. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya®. uncover clearer skin that can last. janssen can help you explore cost support options. >>> qantas airlines has pushed the airline capabilities after completing the world's longest nonstop commercial flight from london to sydney. it lasted 19 hours and 19 minutes. that's a long way if you're not at the pointy in. our ric

it is a touchdown from derek carr from three yards out.-7 lead and here's the ball game. ryan finley, the young quarterback for the bengals just overmatched today. he's looking for a receiver. desperation time. it's picked off by mullen. yes, the bengals, they drop to 0-10. raiders win it 17-10. >>> injuries have ravaged the warriors. the main reason they have the worst record in the nba. number one overall pick. he's still out with an injury. warriors have a pretty good rookie of their own. second rounder eric paschal. two of his game high 30 points. only rookie this year with multiple 30-point games. bowman. marquis crisp. got to show you the replay. big dunk. but the warriors are down 5 late and this is going to be the dagger. j.j. redick from the corner. 26 on the night. warriors lose again 108-100 as they drop to 2-12. >>> best basketball team in the bay area resides in the south bay. of course we're talking about the third ranked stanford cardinal hosting gonzaga tonight. this was a tough one for stanford. 12.6 remaining. ties the ga

meteorologist derek van dam joining me now to talk more about it. it's going to be in the 70s. >> you'll feel the cold. it will drop markedly in the next 24 hours. count my words. it's not a good sign when an american airline issues preemptively waivers for the storm. we know it's coming, they know it's coming. let's take you out west. this is the grand canyon. this is whiteout conditions. do you not get any lower in visibility than that. that same moisture, that same storm moving eastward across the country. it's already dumped historic snow amounts and we anticipate the cost of major flight disruptions along the east coast and the midwest. we'll highlight all of them. 29 states under weather alerts. we have 40 million people impacted by some sort of winter weather over the next 36 to 48 hours. actually, this is more of a prolonged event because it's going to stick around the east coast. you'll see that in a second. minneapolis/st. paul, that's where it is today, that being saturday. now with the system spreads its moisture, snow and rain/snow mix, we see philadelphia, jfk and

. >>9.41 cming up on the bus derek carr's flat.gruden proves he's not o old for a mosh pit diving into the black. plus w it's the 40 niners turned to build up the competition before they tear th down. and a sh >>and sti foggy year. although guys actually do ha some improvements of so let's take a look. we're going to look at some of these improvements that we're seeing across the bay. you can still see there's a lot of fog sitting from our sutro tower but look at this. and look at this one is even better that san jose very nice and blue now urges there are getting sunshine makes its return already for some parts of the day. no clock tor people in san francisco. they say got the fog san francisco is one of our fog year spots as is the san matebridge if you're driving across that route sure we'll show you tt here in a second what we are seeing is improved visibility all in all and we are working our way in the right direction. it'soing to be a hazy kind of sunshine for some parts of e bay air quality continues at moderate today. so i

but as we were talking about, derek carr with a nice drive handing it off to the rookie josh jenkins.in it, but man was philip rivers off that play selection as well. intercepted by karl joseph for the pic. ed ruined philip rivers night in the raiders are now 5-4. >> reporter: for the second game in a row, john gruen's got a chance to take a victory lap with his friends in the black hole. gruden will have three more chances to do that this year, unless the raiders play additional games in the postseason. >> every when i am going down there. have face pain over me, i got dizzy costumes i have not seen before at any football games, awesome. >> the atmosphere, the noise is, the things you can hear, those are memories you keep forever. >> reporter: the raiders have put up plenty of points in recent games but there went over the charges had to be credited because of the defects. they had five sacks and three interceptions. >> it started with them up front and they have been playing very well, very well. erin doing a great job as quarterback, and makes our job a lot easier on the backend. >

derek van dam is joining us. tell us, what is the outlook? know, it's interesting, scott did a great job of showcasing how beautiful that city it's. it actually has the highest concentration of masterpieces in the world. we don't want to see this city flooded right? time will tell before we get a full scope of this disaster that has unfolded across the city. there has been another round of flooding, we know this took place yesterday. and now they're going through high tide. yesterday they reached 154 centimeters officially above the normal tide. you can see that is considered an exceptional tidal event. but that was nothing compared to like what scott said what happened on tuesday where they.second highest flooding even ever in the city of venice. the lagoon city. the tidal chart, bear with me, fluctuates with the daily tides. you can see the high tides, one taking praie ing place in venic morning. and another two, that being sunday. he did a great job of the cause and effect. a full moon, that impacts the tidal plans across the planet. and t

francine: derek, thank you so much. derek wallbank, senior editor in singapore.hat you should be watching out for today. preliminary euro area gdp is at 10:00 a.m. the consensus is 0.2% change. atlantic, fed chair jay powell testifies at a house --get committee hearing, and also coming up, the company working to detect cancer faster than ever before. a look at how artificial intelligence is transforming diagnostic health care with kevin lyman. this is bloomberg, and that is coming up next. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." november 14 is the day that then effectively stop in comparison to men in the u.k.. we spoke with the principal -- about the responsibility of shareholders to hold companies to account over diversity. i think it is the responsibility of individual firms, supervisors, shareholders, of everyone involved, to progress this issue. we are starting to see some shareholders put more pressure on their investment firms to address gender imbalance. thecally starting at forward level, but that is trickling down in

. >> derek carr made some great throws.ble touchdown to renfroe was as good as derek carr has played since i've been here. >> i've been around when a team scores or things like that. >> who cares what you've done. go win the football game. we have a lot of veterans on this team, especially up front, that have been in situations like that where we can just play for the young guys. just do your job. we'll win this game. >> the stage is now set for a week from tomorrow night. it will be the 8-0 49ers against the 7-2 seahawks. a key battle for nfc west positioning. russell wilson and the seahawks got all they wanted today from tampa. wilson connects with metcalf. watch metcalf run. bucs tie it to force overtime. wilson to jacob hollister. and that's the ball game. seattle a 30-24 winner in overtime setting the stage for next monday night. another 49ers story line. tom brady to julian edelman. the ball comes out. it's scooped up by the ravens marion humpry. off and running. 70 yards to the end zone. they go on to win 37-20. the

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maybe it was hard tore get the win but derek carr gave oakland a 14-7 lead in the first half and put the game on ice witare for first with kc. >> both teams doing well. >>> coming up, a possible 180 for trump. a ban on e-cigarettes might come to fruition. >>> and protests in hong kong at a university. and the latest from the ground as protestersono clh with polic >>> just about everyone in the bay area seems to have a b.a.r.t. story. good, bad. sometimes even dangerous. we spent months reporting on b.a.r.t. to find out how a world-class transportation system got derailed. watch the series on our website at nbcbayarea.com. >> and as bigad said, you could binge watch the series all five parts right now on the website. just go to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> developing now, hong kong police are in a stalemate with hundreds of protesters trapped on a university campus. matt bradley reports on the arrest being made. >> reporter: today hong kong chaos intensifies. hundreds of young protesters barricaded in the top university. squaring off against police for days. dropping molotov coc

but i think derek rr way a little overboard because philip rivers. didn't look like one of the greatest players to ever play the game or maybe you just so flatred that he said please ke my ball. the best there was one of the smartestver play this game. they put everything on his shoulders to that year in and year out still be productive. ere's just crazy. >>thraiders force 3 interceptions that was and impressiv the second ona pick 6. andothis little piy read. a little lar in the charges regain the lead but. to 24 and ter the game gruden gave the black wholesome lo. >>on every think that every went on one down there i got face paying all over me i got to have not seen before any football games. >>i ce away with silver and black all so we'll get some more that led guys that are going to not let go. all monday. it's the 49 ers turned they take on the seahawks. toughest opponent yet. her lieve because russell wilson really is all all that. >>and then we can do with his lay so. ability is very impressive, he'sne of the feguys a scene you can consistently

quarterback derek carr says just because they are 0-9 doesn't mean they won't be ready to play. >> i people sometimes, look at that. they play mad and see their ratings are going down but when they turn on the film people know how good the bengals are. they're a little frustrated but all professionals and they're going to bring it. >> the raiders will face the bengals at the coliseum. kick-off is at 1:25. >> if this had been something more severe we would have been in real trouble. >> steve kerr says the warriors are lucky deangelo russell will only be out two weeks after spraining his thumb last night in the loss team as they left on a four-game road trip. that is a look at sports. more news right after this. so, as you can see, saving can be quite simple. case in point, if you get xfinity internet and mobile together, big savings on your wireless bill. write this down, this is important. amy, this is actually a life saving class. what a nice compliment, thank you! save on fast internet and the best wireless network together. what can i say, i love what i do. that's simple, easy, aw