the social entrepreneur, eli beer, has taken this model to a new level.he founded united hatzalah of israel, a network of trained volunteers who often beat the official emergency services to the scene. >> sit down. >> it can happen anywhere and to anyone. this man has trouble breathing. his life could be in danger. and every second counts. the paramedics from united hatzalah of israel are pretty quick. it takes them just 90 seconds to respond to an emergency. they provide first aid in a jiffy. and there are normally two of them to help. eli beer is the founder of the unique emergency service. his goal is to save people's lives. this emergency in a jerusalem park has been recreated for the cameras. there's a similar incident 500 times every day in israel. >> i am really proud of you, and i am happy you're alive. >> muhammad assaly works as a volunteer at hatzalah. and so does gavy friedson and many others. >> saving lives, that's why you can have muhammad, who is a muslim, and you can have gavi, who is jewish, and they can treat together a victim, not know

>¡eli, por supueo quno!das las parejas pasan por momentos difÍciles, po eso no significe todo ee perdido. eli, por lo que mÁs quieras, noe busques mÁs problemas. >>pero es que yo he estado pensando y si eso es algo temporal, estÁ tan mal. >>¿cÓmo que nestÁ tan mal? ¿te hasuesto a pensar quÉ pasarÍa si te enamas de gonzalo o si sergio se entera? >>sergio esta fuera de esta usiÓn, vanessa. la debe esr pasando de maravilla en atlanta con luisa. eli, no seas tonta, ¿quieres? por favor,o te busqu problemas por una locura. sergio te ama. >>pues diÓ haber pensadoso antes de abandonarme yejarme aquÍ. si no le importo a sergio, Él tampo tiene por e importarme. [♪ música romántic] estÁs bellÍsima. >>gracias. tÚ siempre tan galante. >>solo un tarado no se darÍa cuenta de lo linda que eres. >>¿quieres una copa de vino? >>clar ¿quÉstamos celebrando? a ver. >>eno, realmte na. >>salud. >>solo querÍa verte. >>¿estÁs segura de que solamente era eso? [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] xç÷ú eli, ten mucho cuidado c gonzalo. >>no empieces, por

got to love the ely manning face. the face of disappointment. >>> elsewhere, the ravens looks to get back on track after an embarrassing loss to buffalo. joe flacco had one of his worst games ever as a raven. he redeemed himself to a huge win over miami. let's get to the fourth quarter. ravens up 3. hand off to rice and i walks off untouched. baltimore's up by 10. later, miami within 7. flacco gets picked off by rashad jones. the dolphins tie it up at 23 all. a 44-yard field goal gave the ravens a 3-point lied, but here comes the dolphins again. watch ryan tannehill scramble and find brandon gibson. that is a 46-yard hookup there and it gave caleb it sturgis a point to be the hero. this 57 yard attempt is off the mark. ravens hold on to win it 26-23. >>> super sophomore quarterbacks not named rg3 matching up. seattle down but not for long. wilson is going to find germane kurz. the colts came fighting back. down eight in the fourth quarter. he also had two touch duno you know -- downs. it was colts running back brown.

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. >> cklarlatro,ro, es una estr e pero en quÉ problema se vino a m meter eli valdes po declaraciones,al parecer los medios no saben f filtrar, se hizo un escandalo e terrible, evaldes se disculp;o e suna broma. >> lo dices muy bien, los medios de comunicaciÓn hicimnos mal, no se como lo hizo usted en su ca a casa, perop la prime la prime l eli siguiente: "mis colaboradores y yo no sab yhaby yo hablamos en broma que no s e sabemos si se tocara el himno de argentina o el de mÉxico", pero desdee un princip;iio lo aclar q que es broma. >> clartoo, es una picardia, pe en tono de broma. >> a lo mejor el chaco sese en l los jugadores, pero es una bro a broma. >> ta mpocompoco creo que sea r estrategia para quitarle presiÓn a los jugadores, otros tecnicos lo han hecho, pero no creo que s sea este el caso, es mas bien n una broma ingenua. >> y en otra polemica, carlos e vela, en espaÑa dice lo s siguiente, escuchamos y lkuueg m mcomentm comneentamos. >> no ha pasado nada, hable con las personas correspondientes, no creo que un equipo necesite a una persona en particular, mÉxico tiene muy bueno

>> i don't know. >> today eli is going to his first wild cat game because the university banished peanuts at least for this game. and they are making a big deal of it. they are calling it peanut free day. no peanuts sold and none allowed in. >> it's fantastic. this is fantastic. otherwise you can't do it. it's not safe. you go to a place, and they have peanuts and peanuts and peanuts all over the place. it's like playing russian roulette with your kid. >> in preparation the university hosed down the area to remove traces of peanut residue. >> if it seems extreme, it's not. >> if you sit in a seat and someone was eating pe nuts and kids put their fingers in some orifice 40 times an hour. >> this doctor worked on a study finding one in 30 kids has a food allergy, the common one being a peanut allergies. half of those have had a severe reaction. >> they can go into what we call anna fell axis, symptoms like throat closing, swelling, trouble breathing. drop in blood pressure, and it can lead to death. >> outside the stadium tailgaters munched on pregame peanuts but didn't mind the ban. >> giv

this is eli the bear.haned 15 pound cub in 2010, he's at an animal park and he has some skills. >> who would compete against him even if they could? >> he eats up the competition. >>> "way too early" coming up next. >>> one national monument remains closed, the world war ii veterans memorial in washington, d.c.. there was a big protest rally at the memorial yesterday. sarah palin was there, as was the guy who started this whole lockout, texas senate ted cruz, who demanded an answer to will question. >> let me ask a simple question. why is the federal government spending money to erect barricades>> let me ask a simpl. why is the federal government spending money to erect barricadesquestion. >> let me ask a simple question. why is the federal government spending money to erect barricades to keep veterans out. >> i think it's because of you, right? we learned it from watching you

row 12. >> i'm happy to be here. >> reporter: today eli is going to his first wildcat game ever because the university has banished peanuts, at least for this game. and they're making a big deal out of it. they call it peanut-free day at ryan field. no peanuts sold and none allowed in. >> it's just fantastic. otherwise you can't do it. it's not safe. you go to wrigley field, and they just have peanuts and they're all over the place. it's just like playing russian roulette with your kids. >> in preparation they hosed down the stadium to remove any trace of pea mutt peanut residue from last games. >> if you sit in a seat where someone eats peanuts and you touch it and kids put their fingers in some orifice 20 times an hour. >> 1 in 30 u.s. kids have a food allergy the most common is peanut allergy. they have had some kind of severe reaction. >> they can very rapidly go to an anaphylaxis which are severe symptoms like throat closing, swelling, trouble breathing, drop in blood pressure. it can quickly lead to death. >> reporter: outside the stadium tailgaters munched on pregame peanuts but

. >> ely had never been able to watch his college football team playing at northwestern university. his family didn't wants to take the chance because his peanut allergy nearly killed him as an invants. >> fant. >> row 12. >> i feel pretty guide about going to a football game, and i really am happy that they were able to do it. >> both guys got the goal lines? >> i don't know. >> today, eli is going to his first wildcat game every because the university has pan issued peanuts at least for this game. >> and they are making a big deal out of it. they are calling it peanut-free day at ryan field. no peanuts sold and none allowed in. >> it's just fantastic. it's just fantastic. otherwise, you can't do it. it's not safe. you go to a please like rigley field and they are all over plates, likely playing russian r roulette with your kid. the university hosed down the stadium to remove past residue. if it seems extreme, doctors say it's not. if you are sit nag seat where someone was eating peanuts and kids put their fingers in some orifice, you know, 40 times an hour. >> dr. rusi gupta said

eli taking the snap and the ball gos the other way and it is picked up. michaelle -- that one is what you know is on the very next play. the back up is on in to the inskininjured michaelle vic. gee kwrapbtthe giants are 0-5 since 1987. it's time for adversity. the find out of who you are and what you're made of. in another part of the world, his last name is scy iscy anonyr a legendary winner. >> he's been a linebacker. >> they always kept the nfl. put one of the biggest things that drives him is the desire to live up to his family name. his name in his family's native uganda and by uganda's everywhere. >> if someone knows my name is first question is are you related to him. it's always been a sense of pride for me and my family. >> in 1971 he became uganda's first chief justice. if there was mount rushmore in uganda, his face would be on it. >>> i'm constantly reminded about how great he is. i should have a bigger picture of myself. great things are always possible. >>> the greatest thing that he is remembered for is standing for the rule of fair and jus

don't re-eli on others. >> i re-elied on my parents, my school. takes a village. can i respond to what she said? affordable care is peing implement ed now. you have to understand a lot of the -- >> the lowest increase? >> yes. >> california is going up 164%. we have ohio. his state is going up 80% health care costs. florida going up 40%. four state wills see a decrease. the president said every everybody would see a $2500 decline. >> the thing about it is everyone -- those are the biggest states you are talking about having a decrease. health care costs are still rising. hopefully with the pilot projects through medicare and the demonstration to change health care to promote quality over quantity we'll see lower health care costs. >> the president promised you that you would pay $2500 less per family. that's not true. does it bother you? >> sir, i think t with the health care costs will increase but they are going slower because of obama care. it's not going to go down precipitously. >> yes, ma'am? >> the affordable care act, as i call it, i do believe it is helpi

good luck with little eli.ve a free copy of my book, "shooting straight" seems appropriate for you. >> that's it for us tonight. >>> trying make him put it down but he took the shot right then and there. >> he probably tried to knock the kid down. he had to protect whoever he could, so that sounds like mike. >> a math teacher murdered and two students shot when a 13-year-old pulled out a gun inside his school. >> there is no sugar coating. the website has been too slow. getting stuck during the application process. and i think it's fair to say that nobody is more frustrated about that tha

i'm starting to think eli lilly is more of a cancer company. used to think of it with ssri, cymballe at that, prozac and mental health. it seems you've transformed the company to some extent? >> we're excited about the breath of our entire drug development portfolio. we have 39 molecules between phase 2 and phase 3 development or mid to late stage development. it spans areas such as auto immune disease, cancer, diabetes. still in the space of neuro science. one of the strengths of the firm has been that type of breath. >> you're trying to off set the decline in some of your old numbers:to still get a revenue gain is pretty good. animal health took up some of the slack for declining sales of your drugs. what's going off patent? >> we've had strong growth in animal health. that combined with our entire pharmaceutical portfolio. we have four new drugs for approval around the world. we look forward to launch those next year. that's been the key in terms of corner stone of our invasion based strategy to managing our way through this period of patent

good luck with little eli. free copy of my book, "shooting straight" seems appropriate for you. >> that's it for us tonight. "ac360 later" starts right now. >>> hi everybody, welcome to "ac360 later" a lot to talk about tonight. the debacle of a website that has been a mess since day one. the president says he is madder than anyone about that. also will there be long term damage after the government shutdown showdown. we have to begin with breaking news on the middle school shooting in nevada where a student opened fire and killed a math teacher. i spoke with his brother reggie tonight. what do you want people to me about your brother? >> just to know that he loved teaching at sparks middle school. he loved the kids. he loved coaching them and teaching them. he was just a good all around individual.

good luck with little eli.straight" seems appropriate for you. >> that's it for us tonight. "ac360 later" starts right now. >> good evening. breaking news. talk to the man who lost his brother in the school shooting outside reno, nevada. two students in the hospital. a teacher is dead. so is the shooter, student at the school. a day in gunshots, chaos, carnage, is slowly yielding answers how it happened and there can be answers what led to the tragedy. what's latest that we know about how it all began? stephanie, it is anderson. >> reporter: andersen, it is a complete situation of just chaos for the small community outside reno, dealing with the loss of a beloved math teacher, mike lansbury, survived tours in afghanistan, the teacher lost in the shooting at the hand of what we hear supposedly a student

dagen: nothing casual about eli lilly shares.company taking a hit as it warned it would cut some jobs. nicole: very well done. the shares not doing too well today. down 3.5%. revenue and earnings have began to approve for eli lilly. when you talk about patent expirations, it is a big topic. it is for depression. it worsens for them in 2014. what happening, eli lilly will have to cut cost in order to achieve their goals going forward. right now, the stock is to the downside. that is some good news. they will have to struggle in order to meet the goals. connell: thank you. dagen: should the president be talking about the markets? telling wall street to worry. he said that wall street needs to be worried. connell: 120-point oh client on the dow. helping college grads to find work. say you go on an interview. they have some pretty cool ideas. first, a look at some of the currencies around the world and how everyone is faring against the dollar. ♪ >> 21 minutes past the hour. strategies off the water of italy. right now, 250 are still

0 lead, eli has splashed that look so much his face may just stick like that. but eli and the g men would bounce back, manning to reuben randall, great toss, 37 yards on the scoring play, capping off an 80-yard drive with a bang. game now tied at 14. later on first and goal from the 3, jay cutler finds his favorite target, who politely asked for more targets this week. there's up 10 at recess. the giants down, late in the third, but showing some fight, big fella. takes the rock and piling in for the one yard score. giants are within 27-21, big blue and bears territory. looking for wins but while manning passes to meyers it is just right again. make that a league leading 15 for eli, the giants lose 27-21 to fall to 0-6 on the season. >> hardly played four good some id quarters and we -- to lose the game under the circumstances. with a nice drive going very very disappointing. locker rooms very disappointed. guys are frustrated, naturally. but they will stay together, and prepare ourselves to try do win the next game. >> and that's your look at morning sports, bi

eli has been at the sanctuary for nearly three years.nourished in a meadow. he's fine now. and apparently having lots and lots of fun. >> wow. check this out -- by the way, it was desperate when he got to the sanctuary. he was weighing 14 pounds when experts said he should have weighed between 60 and 100 pounds. experts said he wouldn't survive had he spent one more night in the wild. now look at him. >> he's got moves, too, he knows what he's doing. >> he looks healthy and like he's having a good time. >> love the way he ducks his head. check him out. >> here it comes -- >> got style, too, you know? >> i know. >> cute. >> good stuff. >>> coming up, the fierce competition on "dancing with the stars" after one team gets booted from the stage. >>> the roman catholic bishop living a glamorous life of ultra luxury. does he have a prayer with pope francis, though? you're watching "world news now." ♪ glamorous glamorous ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by comfort medical. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to

it's all the way back to the lead and eli takes a snap and his arms picked and headed the other way. wouldn't you know it the very next play. the giants whose 36-21 are 0 and 5 for the first time since 1987. a battle down 12-0 early but andrew luck. now 14-12 answering back and russell wilson finding germane for the 28-yard strike there. it is 19-14 seattle. here are the colts down and there's standing up to donald brown who oh gets the touchdown and the colts hands seattle their first -- 34-20. it is a battle in baseball. the pirates and cardinals are tied. the braves taking on to lala thraopblland to face dodgers. imagine playing a game but you can't watch it. this is a story of a long island pomers. a team of visually ti impaired players from new york. what if someone told you to achieve the goal you have to visualize it. what if i told you there's an athlete who achieved everything. >> i would be lying. the reality is i do have those moments. i would i could see. >> jim hughs lives with con c oh onjetial glaucoma. it's officially impaired but jim has not let what he can't see sto

eli manning picked off and that is a touchdown. jay cutler to brandon marshall. jay cutler had two touchdowns and no interceptions. giants driving and another interception by eli. he has 15 interceptions for the year. the bears win. the giants are 0-6. manny machado will have surgery on his left knee. and is his mri results decided to undergo the surgery monday in los angeles. he is expected to make a full recovery by spring training. rayshis knee against the and originally decided against surgery. he said in a long one the surgery would be the best plan. the orioles are looking for to see manny on the field for spring training. boston and detroit for the american league championship series. second inning. miguel cabrera, he hits it out. he cannot run because of an injury but he can still hit . justin for lander was dominant last night -- justin verlander was dominant last night. the tying run flies out to torii hunter. the tires win. dodgers and cardinals tonight. the marathon tomorrow morning. erica brannock will be the honorary starter. >> >> you're watching w

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eli, poor eli. he finished with three interceptions. he now has 15 this season!e bears they had no problems. jay cutler and brandon marshall hooked up for two touchdowns in this one. bears win 27-21 and looks like the giants fans can look forward to next season. "the daily news" saying that with its cover. check it out. is says "six feet under." that pretty much says it all for the giants. >>> they say big time players show up in big games and what we saw last night. tiger ace justin verlander. detroit and oakland playing decisive game five of their series. verlander no-hitter through six and struck out ten in eight scoreless innings and miguel cabrera provided the offense with two-run home run in the fourth. tigers win 3-0. they advance and take on the red sox in the alcs. the national league championship series gets under way tonight with game one between the dodgers and the cardinals. first pitch is at 8:30 eastern on tbs. >>> the hype continues to grow around louisville quarterback teddy bridgewater. 26 nfl scouts and 20 different teams in attendance last nig

wouldn't studies to put millions of lives at risk do we have documented precedents this is exactly like eli lilly which in the one nine hundred eighty s. knew that prozac was leading to suicides and aggressive behavior the exact opposite effect of what they wanted they knew that in the one nine hundred eighty s. after they conducted the research they hid the research and it wasn't exposed and told two thousand and five from the b.b.c. . interest do studies and talk about how great it was now of course they're required to admit yeah they antidepressants do cause suicide aggressive behavior pretty much every shooters on them when these cell phone companies are forced to admit yeah the cell phone radiation does cause brain tumors you know it does do all this and they're already saying this in their manuals so it's already coming out but once the public is aware of this fact it will be even worse it presses it will be even worse than tobacco we invited the powerful industry lobby c t i a to discuss the issues raised in this report they sent this one line refusal thank you for contacting us but

that's what we need to see in this country. >> ifill: dennis kelleher, better ely, thank you both some of. >> thank you. >> we turn now to >> woodruff: we turn now to politics, and the fallout from the 16-day government shutdown. tonight we're launching a series of conversations about where the republican party goes from here. we talk with former senate majority leader trent lott, a republican from mississippi. he's now a senior fellow with the bipartisan policy center and a senior counsel at the law firm patton boggs. i spoke with him a short time ago. politics and the fallout of the 16 day government shutdown. >> woodruff: form ter senator trent lott welcome to the newshour. >> glad to be back, judy. >> woodruff: so conservative activist richard vigry reported over the booknd say wag is going on in your party right now is a civil war. how do you see? >> well, we don't need a civil war. we need to focus on what is a good agenda for growth in america. and we need to focus on how we can add some more republicans to the house, but particularly in the senate so we would control both bodie

i said i know robert [ indiscernible ] eli. i guarantee you that.ll i had to do was walk in here and wave and sign some autographs and kiss a few babies and smile, yeah, it would be easy. i got to figure out how to stay away from mathis. >>> zach greinke's dodgers have lived to see another day after winning game 5 yesterday. greinke signed a $147 million deal with l.a. last winter. had a little extra incentive to extend the series but they had nothing todo with baseball. instead it involves his fantasy football team. >> last place tied for last place. i won't be in last place by the time the season is over. so i mean, i'm eager to go to sunday for that, have a $10 bet on it. so -- [ laughter ] >> it's important. right. [ laughter ] >>> the guy makes $147 million. and he is worried and he calls a $10 bet important. >> yeah. >> that's the power of fantasy football. >> all in. i don't participate. that would be against company regulations. >> yeah. >> someone in a sports bar. >> all right. >>> quick update on the breaking news. bart unions announced th

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nfl, eli manning tries luck. >>> congratulations. little height difference. >> she may need a step ladder. >> four-time world cup -- he has a couple of muscles. four-time world cup champion is hitting the fresh powder. he is prepping here for sochi. >>> how does u.s. senator mike ditka say to you? >> say what? >> the legendary chicago bears coach says he regrets not running against barack obama. he says not that i would have won but i probably would have and he wouldn't be in the white house. extreme athletes, roller blading and an interesting place here, through an austrian forest. >>t that looks dangerous. >> it is called the couch garden project. that is what we got, betty. >> thank you so much. >>> we have a lot coming up here on "early today" so stay right with us. >>> before tonight's premiere of "glee" tribute to cory monteith she spoke about her story. she said i feel like i lost cory and fin. >>> topher grace tweeted this photo. >>> owen wilson is expecting baby number two, this time with his trainer who is still married to

he goes around the lineman and gets eli by one hand and brings him down.down there but for the first time this season he did not throw an interception. giants, they ended their worst start in nearly 40 years. they win 23-7 was the final. >>> forbes releasing its annual list of the most disliked athletes in the nfl! topping the list once again is michael bay. fans haven't forgot about his dog fighting scandal and manti te'o's fake girlfriend. he is the second most hated player in the nfl. ben roethlisberger and mark sanchez round out the top five and the list was based on an online survey. >>> one of the top stories in the lineup on bleacher report.com is amazing 6-year-old keelan glass. he became the youngest person ever to run a half marathon. check this out. not only completed the race but in pretty good time. 2:46. took time off there to take a picture of the horses. she did it to raise money for charity. a great cause. >> way to go, kiddo! >> she has done a half marathon at 6 and wants to do a complete marathon 26.2 miles by the time she is 10. >> you

. >>> eli lunday had never been able to watch his favorite team, his peanut allergy nearly killed him as an infant. >> i feel pretty safe about going oa football game. and i'm really happy that they were able to do it. >> why is the goal post at the goal line? >> i don't know. >> today, eli is going to his first wildcat game ever, because the university has banished peanuts, at least for this game. and they're making a big deal about it. they're calling it peanut-free day at the field, no peanuts sold and none allowed in. >> it's fantastic, otherwise you can't do it. if you go to wrigley field they have peanuts and peanuts an peanuts, they're all over the place and it's like playing russian roulette with your kid. >> the university hosed down everything. if it all seems extreme, doctors say it's not. >> if you were sitting in a seat where someone was eating peanuts, kids put their fingers in some orifice 40 times an hour. >> one in 13 kids now have some allergy, the most common being a peanut allergy. some kids have had some severe reaction. >> they can rapidly go into anaphylaxis, th

ve eli manning find him will stop this is one of those reach out. picked it off.ree interceptions. andof the game earlier missed a pass. in the end zone, the eagles go win less.p the giants a great game in indianapolis will stop russell wilson is in attack mode. he fires it.-- locked up. touchdown. 25-23, seahawks. donald brown caps off a victory and the colts when. -- win. ty good game. the pittsburgh pirates. this one went back and forth. nto right field and josh harrison comes home for the game-winner. they outlast. andpirates take the lead game four is monday afternoon in pittsburgh. win.ly, kevin harvick breath because it was a busy day and sports. washington, d.c. took part of world wereoss the blessed during a special ceremony today. the patron saint of animals. one woman brought her tortoise ♪ nice car. sure is. make a deal with me, kid and you can have the car and everything that goes along with it. [ thunder crashes, tires squeal ] ♪ ♪ so, what do you say? thanks... but i think i got this. ♪ [ male announcer ] the all-new cla. starting at $29,900. [ male

. >>> nfl thursday, the giants eli manning leads the league now in interceptions. three last night makes 15 total. on the flip side jay cutler connects for two touchdowns. lots to smile about there. chicago wins, 27-21. new york is 0-6 for the first time since the 1976 team. you weren't even born there yet, betty. >> i don't know about that. >> they drop their first nine. >>> college football number eight. louisville against rutgers. cardinals quarterback a little middling last night but did connect for two touchdowns. rutgers loses, 24-10. >>> wnba finals, moore named the finals most valuable player. unstoppable she was. she averaged over 19 points in the series. atlanta loses 86-77. minnesota with the second title in three seasons. congratulations. >>> 16, forget about it. that is what teenage golf phenomenon lydia coe was asking the pga to do. the 16 year old wants to join the pga but the league says you have to be 18. if she had been pro here she would have banked a million dollars so far this year. >> that is why she wants in. >> exactly. wants some of that mo

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oh, eli over throws, third interception of the game. eli now has 15 turnovers. first six weeks for any quarterback since 1991. they can't run so they have to throw and when they throw it's intercepted. bears win the game 27-21 they move 3-2 giants are 0-6. >> vanderbilt is having a big fall. >> cutler, pedro alvarez third base for the pirates, david price. shall i go on? finally sometimes baseball is boring but certainly not with the umpire. >> there it is! >> who is this guy? >> just a guy calling balls and strikes. >> might have been yesterday might have been 20 years ago. >> entertaining. >> first five strikeouts at-bat. fantastic. he's got style. >> that reminded us of another eccentric umpire. >> strike three! >> how did we miss lesley nielsen. one of the funniest men to ever live. "naked gun." >> a little bit outside. >> 1962 minor league player of the year he said. second year in the major leagues. >> coming up next look who is standing over there. look at the shameless promotion. holding the magazine. >> do it. bloomberg "business week" josh green joins

eli manning picked off 3 times to night. >>> developing news tonight, midnight deadline ends in minutesn the cooling off period for bart. we still don't know if there will be a strike. we have a reporter on the scene. >>> what happened to justin boob senator how did he go from this to -- justin bieber? how did he go from this to ripped? >> it leads me to be suspicious. >> and then kanye verses kimmel. and take down after the show. >> what happened? what happened? >> and the motorcycle gang attack. this biker is a cop. what we learned about the rogue cop. >> deborah: exclusive, is he a romeo looking for love online? >>> and then heidi klum's baby strollers. >> keeps your baby shaded and cool. >> but are they safe? >>> and the girl the two faces. her face is

eli manning finds ruben randall and they go up by two. fourth quarter, the eagles take the lead and the giants on the attack and here comes another one of those shots as manning hit. michael vick went out in the game and had a hamstring problem. and impressive catch right there and they go on to keep the giants winless. final 36-21. great game in indianapolis between the colts and undefeated see hawks. russell wilson in attack mode. touchdown seattle. 19-14 lead. colts come back. touchdown 45-23 sea hawks. but the colts stay tough and in the fourth donald brown caps it off a victory and colts win 34-28. new orleans and the bears. the bears. second quarter, drew brees with a play fake right there. 13-0. the bears get on the board. jay cutler to jeffrey. 13-7 saints. drew brees is pretty good. watch the screen pass to thomas. and there he goes. got some friends in front of him and finds his way in the end zone saints win 26-18. we have a baseball game going on right now in pittsburgh. the n.l. divisional series and bucks up 2-0. two men on

why is that at the goal line. >> i don't know. >> today elie is going to his first wild cat game. the university has banished peanuts - at least for this game. and they are making a big deal about it. they are calling it peanut free day at ryan field - none sold and none allowed in. >> it's fantastic. it's fantastic. you can't do it otherwise. it's not safe. you go to ridley field, they have peanuts and peanuts - it's all over the place. it's like playing rushon roulette with the kids. the university hosed down the stadium, removing traces of peanut residue from past games. >> if it's stream - doctors ta it's not. >> if you are sitting in a seat where someone was eating peanuts and you touch it - kids put their fingers in an ara face 14 -- ora fizz 40 times an our. >> this doctor found one in 13 u.s. kids has a food allergy, the common being a peanut allergy and over half those had a severe reaction. >> they can go into anna fall axis, severe symptoms, throat closing, swelling, trouble breathing. drop in blood pressure, and it can lead to death. >> outside the stadium tailgaters m

overnight lows, patch ely clouds. -- low clouds. livermore 47 degrees. this weather system offshore is drifting closer to southern california. no threat of rainfall. could be warmer than todd. no big changes. here's a sharp cooling into monday and gusty winds that could increase the fire danger, north to north westerly winds developing. forecast highs for tomorrow. santa rosa 76. san rafael 73. fairfield upper 70s. increasing sunshine into the afternoon hours. mid- to upper 70 as approaching 80 degrees. san jose at 74, sunny veil in the lower 70s and san francisco in the 60s. 64 degrees starting out the day in the upper 40s. here is a look ahead the 5-day forecast. we'll shave off a few degrees. and cooler on the monday. think of the cloud cover. shower chances to the east of the bay area. we'll keep an eye on that. here's the halloween forecast. no rain clouds to worry about. and temperature in the 50s to 60 degrees for all the trick or treaters. >> can't ask for more than that. >>> the public restrooms in a dozen bart stations may reopen, bart and the

eli manning would rally the giants.he giants take a 21-19 lead and maybe they would get this first one of the year or maybe not the first of full two touchdown strikes. eagles get their first win 36-21 and boy doesn't eli manning look happy. the giants are 0-5. >> it's very, very demoralizingr for they sideline. the guys did a good job of trying to stay up, but we created a situation for ourselves. >> we don't have many option upstate. we have to stay positive. we had a short week and play onn thursday night. so we just have to keep working and i have to start playing better football and making throws and putting our team in a better situation and winning games. >> ravens on the road in miami. they looks like they had an easy win. ray rice walks it in for a second touchdown of the day. baltimore had a 10-mount lead, 23-13, but that lead was cut to seven. odd play, joe flacco back to pass. his arm gets hit. are had jones has the easiest interception he'll get. returned the that yards fotir te score, tied up at 23. much t

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