quote i wasn't out cold but i was out said faulk. asked if he remembered going on the ground he said no i don't so i must have been out. i knew that something was wrong with me. i knew that like it wasn't normal. i didn't have that same normal feeling when i got up. i thought it was funny that would be the simplest way to explain why it brought the story home and cut out the section in question and take it to my wall. i thought it said something elemental about athletic delusion in a pitiful way players hide from the truth of their vocation that they earn ungodly sums of money in a claim for demolishing each other. i assumed in other words the posture of ironic dissidents which is what americans do to avoid the corruption of our spiritual arrangement. ironic distance allows us to separate ourselves from big complicated moral systems around us political, religious, familial to sit in judgment of others rather than ourselves. is the reason with as resume and the twilight years of our imperial reign that reality tv has become a designat

she remembers faulk from when they were neighbors. >> she spoke four longs. she traveled the world. she was in her 80s and she was still doing yoga. >> reporter: clearly this is a tragedy. what's not clear is what to do with drivers under the influence of drugs, a problem increasing in the state. traffic deaths in california were down nearly 40% between 2006 and 2010 but the number of drugged drivers is increasing and 1/3 of all drivers killed after 2011 tested positive for legal and illegal drugs. >> there are even studies that suggest that a little bit of marijuana in your system makes you a better driver, and those studies are often invoked by defense attorneys and defense experts. >> reporter: former san mateo county prosecutor dean johnson, now a defense attorney, says driving under the influence of marijuana convictions can be difficult. >> where alcohol is involved we think that everyone over a .08 is impaired. we don't have an equivalent number for marijuana. >> reporter: johnson said there's also some debate about prescription drugs. >> some of those drugs if taken in moder

more than 200 students gathered today at the american university law school to faulk ferguson. >> a law professor says grand jury secrecy can lead to mistrust. >> nobody knows who the grand jurors are, so i think it has led to us from tration in a lot of places. >> she said given her experience with grand juries, she has questions about the process in ferguson. >> a lot of what we saw were people's frustrations, just because they were, in my opinion, disrespected all along the way. >> bradly beal, abc7 news. >> stay with us for updates on the developing situation in ferguson, missouri. we'll have complete coverage tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. >> a couple of turkeys will not make it on thursday. the most famous turkeys in america made a pre-pardononning appearance near the white house today. the national thanksgiving turkey will be pardoned by pimet the white house tomorrow and his alternate will also be spared. >> we don't know their names. > a couple of good looking turkeys. >> plump and juicy. >> let's get to the weather. >> notice the numbers, 69 degrees was the high in washington.

in the third period hurricanes, justin faulk beats justin peter. carolina ties the game at three. overtime ovechkin's shot gets blocked but back strom is there for the rebound. ovechkin reaches 400 assists. >> wizards visiting the pacers and their super-fans. that's a bit much right there. john wall, the defense creating offense. easy dunk this. the wizards led by as much as 22 in this game. this, the dunk. it was within three points. the wizards start to shut the door. paul pierce. 12 points in the game. a few plays later, pretty move by john wall goes off the glass. fakes the pass, somehow gets that to go. wizards bounced back after their ugly loss in toronto. 97-90. that brutal stretch is over. four games in five nights. they will suit up on wednesday when they host the detroit hiss tops. let's move to mls. a great season for d.c. united has come to an end. united needed to win by three goals. beautiful scene at rfk stadium. united fans ready. first half it was all united. kemp plays the nice ball. watch this one. you can't get better than that. united up 1-0 early in the game.

. >> the number of new cases in liberia and new guinea has recently stabilized and is now faulk, and that has helped to transform the impact on the economies across sub saharan africa. just last month, the world bank feared that the virus could cost the country $32 billion. and now they say that the true cost may only be a ten the of that. but the world bank said that the fear of ebola has hurt the tourism sector. dealing with the outbreak has concentrated in other countries, and trying to find an effective treatment. on wednesday, the gets foundation legend pledged $5.7 billion. and leading filming and music stars have launched a silent stare campaign to highlight the fact that the inaction in the face of ebola has had. dominic caine, aljazeera. >> he won't sit down with pro russian rebels, and america freezes as a storm glitches a meter of snow in a single day. >> welcome back. a reminder of our top stories on aljazeera. there has been an attack in the capital of kabul. targeting the green village with contractors. >>> israel with a crackdown on palestinians in repeat attacks in je

backed over an elderly woman in a parking lot, in the san mateo walgreen's, the victim 84-year-old nina faulk was hit on friday and died saturday. >>> thieves hit a bay area gas station not once but twice, not twice but three times. police say the suspects siphoned more than 700 gallons of diesel from ground tanks at this valero station at the fremont hub. it happened between 12:30 friday afternoon and 3 a.m. on saturday. the stolen gas goes for about $2,900. >>> tonight a new push to stop trains from rumbling through bay area neighborhoods carrying cargo that cities say is a disaster waiting to happen. we have new information tonight. >> reporter: richmond city attorney told me tonight it was, in fact, our reporting that exposed to city officials the fact that crude trains carrying that fracked oil were running through richmond. tonight he has written this letter demanding that those trains be stopped in their tracks. t to stop the trains cold. bill lindsa ey the letter a it's happening at least a few times a week, 100 car trains rolling through richmond carrying highly flammable flacked cru

ktvu's noelle walker faulked to people -- talked to people who are saving and filling up. >> reporter: one woman told me it wasn't that long ago she was paying $3.50 a gallon. today she payed $3 a gallon. where there are cheap gas there are lines to fill it up. >> reporter: a trip to the gas pump is less painful than it is been in a while. >> going down. which is great. >> the national average is below $3 for the first time in four years. >> the savings are beneficial. >> reporter: in san jose we found one of the few places in the bay area selling gas below $3. $2.90 a gallon. $3.03-gallon at safeway. >> gas is good and it is cheap here. >> drop in oil prices is driving the price at the pump and that is fueling spending. >> when gas prices go down consumers feel like they have a raise so they spend more freely. >> reporter: she is saving 15- $20 with each fill up. [ indiscernible ] >> savings fund. any extra goes into that. >> reporter: what are wow going to do with the extra -- what you going to do with the extra cash? >> heat more. >> reporter: $3.99, that is a dollars more. >> real

she thinks it's one of the three actors peter faulk in the film husbands. >> this woman is so stupido jeff dunham's act. >> you laughed on that one. >> >> look at that glas glazed over. >> ban roll on keeps you drier than any leading spray and i believe it. >> who to address a town hall than the village idiot. she makes patty look4#. like -- patty looks like -- stolen his brain while he slept. >> >> is that all? sorry. crazy horse in there or anything like that? >> no. >> same stuff i used to tell a shrink for 400 bucks an hour. now you pay me. katy perry i met her last year, a a nice many with. she put out a recent video that the muslims don't like. roll it ♪ ♪ are you ready for ♪ are you ready for ♪ a perfect storm ♪ perfect storm ♪ there's no going back. >> apparently in that shot with a guy melting there is a muslim emblem or something. i'm not getting this. do you know what this is all about? >> shocking because muslim people usually aren't uptight about stuff. [ laughter ] >> let me say something to the muslim world. i mean this in all seriousness. i don't know anything about

ten minutes later, wsu, luke faulk to isaiah meyers. spins away and is in.-24 in the fourth. foster again breaking tackles, picking up blocks, lunging lungd scoring, sun devils win 52-31. >> florida state is the only undefeated team in major college football. looking to stay that >> a. ascend though top spot in the college playoff ranking this cupcake day for alabama. playing northwestern california. this season they had not an aye loued an opening drive touchdown until today. we're tied at seven, and bama going for it on fourth and one from the 23. henry, his second score. bama leading 48-14 in the fourth. how about 78-year-old burt reynolds, drowning the spear before the florida state boston college game. i think shu wanted to do that but the chose burt reynolds instead. jameis winston to nick o'leary. noles up 17-10. then murphy on the read option and stayed that way, 17-17, late, bc missed a field goal with four and a half minutes left. the noles on a 12-play, 66-yard drive hix hit the game-winning field goal with three seconds yet and escape again, 20-1

check out faulk talk philly at noon on cbs-3. one more check on your traffic and weather together.e right back. >> following breaking news at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. authorities insist the risk is very low, but patient at the hospital being evaluated for posse bowl a we have statement from the hospital, here. preparations for the possibility of caring for a patient with the ebola virus have been underway for several months, at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. a patient, who recently returned from west africa, currently being evaluated dollars in a special isolation room at h.u.p. so, once again, hospital officials telling "eyewitness news", that patient is stable, and they believe the risk of ebola is quite low. our health reporter stephanie stahl will bring you updates throughout the day, and of course, any time for update just go to cbsphilly.com. the latest on the forecast, another cold morning. >> another cold one, right back to the worse that far chill. today, you do need to make sure you have the extra heavy layer on, and the way after h

months of rehab and physical therapy follow but faulk moving forward is what he's doing he just needsittle help he uses ray walk expos skeleton a $70,000 where bo robotic device that powers his head and the motion. the real what allows them to walk and his own something he would be able to do after coming from afghanistan he is now the first paralyse serviceman to stand up and what he retired out of the service friday. >> reporter: the women's courses could be discussing their upcoming concert. um there will also have some when you talk about the best cooking classes in the bay area area 22 bucks! these guys should've gone to my place, cuz right now, i have two breakfast croissants for just four bucks. they're both made with a freshly cracked egg and melting cheese on a buttery, flaky croissant. try the supreme with bacon and ham, or the sausage. they'll fill you up for - whoa hey! what are you doing? you can't make a commercial for your restaurant at my restaurant! not if you keep interrupting me, i can't. >> reporter: will live in the east bay this morning with the new bar connectio

i always think of meet the faulk ers, that's classic. >> you can pick your friends, but you can't pickow we'll get through it all. first this morning, yucky day. bus stop buddy soaking wet out there. four's, 50's, out of ten today only gets a five. real think morning is four or three, but we do see break in the action, right around midday you can see, dry slot over the next cup l of hours moving into the area, so lancaster county, really gotten soaked this morning, still seeing a lot of rain, but, again, it is a break in the action, and won't be over at the end of the morning, philadelphia, we still got plenty of heavy rain, here, and tort north looks like rain has golf end heavier up toward the lehigh valley. new castle county, delaware, kent, all three counties of delaware really starting to see some heavy rain as well as the jersey shore. so, 49 degrees head today high of 59 with the rain on and off, and few breaks in the action, but, you won't stop needing your umbrella until tomorrow. overnight low, 44 degrees, dangerous to walk around with the wet leaves on the gown as it is to d

as william faulk near wrote the past isn't dead and buried, in fact, it isn't past. we do not need to recite the history of racial injustice in this country but need to remind ourselves so many of the disparities that exist between the african american community and the larger american community today can be traced directly to inequalities passed on from an earlier generation that suffered under the brutal legacy of slavery and jim crow. >> the past is not even past. take the recent study in the british journal of developmental psychology showing around seven years of age, american children believe that black kids feel less pain than their white counter parts. in the past decade, multiple studies convincingly showed that doctors offer black patients less pain management care because they believe the pain of black patients is simply less intense, let's excruciating than the pain of white patients. during the trial of george zimmerman, jason silverstein of slate.com said the racial empathy gap helps explain disparities in everything from pain management to the criminal

players and their families rode on open top double decker buses and ktvu went on barred the buses to faulk >> to be fortunate enough to win three, it is amazing. the city is behind us all the way. it gets said a lot, but it is true. >> they have just got the chemistry. they come together, us fans support them in every way and it always works and hard not to cheer along with them right? pap the player people were wanting to hear from the most was the world series mvp, madison bumgarner. >> you couldn't ask for anything better than this. and you though, to be here standing right now on this stage, this is what we all play for. >> man did he play. that victory celebration ended with the players taking that team photo right there. >> many fans followed recommendations and took public transit to the event. the golden gate ferry said it had twice the number of passengers, compared to a regular friday. other transit lines were just as busy. bart had fewer riders than the 2012 world series celebration, however yesterday was one of the busiest days ever for bart. trains ran until 2:00 this morning.

vivian faulk, county democratic party chair woman, allegedly kicked a poll worker in the groin and hit. why are your manners? >>> all right. on a different note, former secretary of state condoleeza rice was at the center of president george w. bush's administration, most crucial decisions regarding our national security. so is she ready now for the white house herself? she stopped by our studios and talked to "fox & friends" yesterday. here is a little of that interview. >> this is a long time coming. but it's great to have you at this historic time. the six-year mark of a second term president historically in america is always tough. the president by almost all accounts got a huge message in the house and he lost the senate now. do you believe by his remarks that you just heard that he seems to get the message that things have to change? >> i don't know what's in his mind. i have to say that i hope that what he plans to do is to take the message that the american people don't like the course that we're on and there has to be change. he's going to have to work with republicans, not ju

ask for detective faulk. thank you, doctor. we appreciate you joining us this morning.would love to have you back on. >> i hope so, too. thank you. >> thank you. >>> 28 minutes after the hour. coming up on "fox & friends," a parn's worst nightmare coming true. >>> a man is in my home and he took my 5-year-old daughter. a dad comes to the rescue. hear from the police sharnlg on the case, next. >>> and we'll see the special way we're honoring vets on this veterans day. >>> don't forget, catch our fox news two-night special, the man would killed baeshgz premiering tuesday, november 11th at 10:00 p.m. >>> this group and this lead er >> conducking the operation that killed osama bin laden. i (state your name), do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic... ♪ ♪ no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the