this is a philadelphia fan expressing his appreciation for washington's football team. these fellows showed up at the last time cleveland baseball team managed to make the playoffs. that is the sort of conduct that does notion of a disappearing native american to be replaced by mascots leads us to. what has happened is indians have been made imaginary. the indians that most washingtonians are mostly minor with are not the kind of indians that are in the room tonight. it is this imaginary indian they have constructed. he is noble, brave, strong. we keep having to remind them that he is imaginary. that is not a real person. to put us on the side of a football helmet is no particular honor, thank you very much. to refer to us by that name is the exact opposite of an honor. yet, they have a hard time accepting that. we have even heard them say that this is their tradition. what, mocking indians is your tradition? there are very serious about that. this is our tradition. this is how we express ourselves. this is our team. breaking through that and getting them to consider how

this is a philadelphia fan expressing his appreciation for washington's football team. these fellows showed up at the last time cleveland baseball team managed to make the playoffs. that is the sort of conduct that does notion of a disappearing native american to be replaced by mascots leads us to. what has happened is indians have been made imaginary. the indians that most washingtonians are mostly minor with are not the kind of indians that are in the room tonight. it is this imaginary indian they have constructed. they said, well, he is noble, he is brave, he is strong. we keep having to remind them that he is imaginary. that is not a real person. to put us on the side of a football helmet is no particular honor, thank you very much. to refer to us by that name is the exact opposite of an honor. yet, they have a hard time accepting that. we have even heard them say, and this is where it against to get really weird, and they say, this is our tradition. and we say what, mocking indians , is your tradition? there are very serious about that. this is our tradition. this i

removed, once the names are removed, once that onerous persona is retired, you really have a better football team. a better basketball team. a more winning game. my message to the washington football team is we have eliminated two thirds of these in american sports. most of these across the country with the same name as the washington franchise have been eliminated. they have just chosen to get rid of it themselves. since the washington football team, once a great and powerful franchise, has not into a super bowl since we filed suit in 1992 [laughter] people in my bank and on capitol hill say you still have that curse? we say no, it is not a curse. it is just karma. [laughter] it's their own fault. they're doing it to themselves. if they would just throw off the shackles of this name, get rid of it, have a name change contest, everything would be wonderful for them and they would start winning again. i just don't think they are going to win until they do that because this is in the 23rd year. that is an amazing coincidence. 23 years and they have never been back to a super bowl. in the meantime,

especially you washington football team.[applause] one navajo official does not offset the fact that the medicine men's association and the navajo human rights commission and the navajo tribal council are all on one side. saying no, we don't like that name. so just one person doesn't offset all of these native people and the people that all of these native organizations represent, entities. we are on the side of the overwhelming navy few of all of this and population and presence, and very comfortably so. i mean it's really a happy place to be, to be not just in the mainstream but wait in the majority, and we are all moving in the same direction. so the fact that you have a few over here kind of stragglers who might be limping along for people who want to ride in the wagons of the white people who think they are hurting us that's okay. because they'll catch up and then pretty soon once we definitively win everything then they will be at the front of the line leaning into our pictures saying, look what we did. and we will wel

the football team.lie: what kind of dream is that? to buy the football team of your childhood? it is like growing up in boston and trying to buy the red sox. russell: i know a bloke who had the chance to buy the red sox and he blew it. it is not like here where you have franchises. the geography is the franchise. it is a very complex. you have the highest urbanized aboriginal population of the country and some of the most expensive real estate in the country. it is a complex area and they have fallen into a state of disrepair but you guys have that phrase giving back. we call it community penance. that is how i saw it. it has been nine years of my life and for probably 4-6 of those years, it took so much time it was a full-time job. there was a fellow who eventually became a partner in what i was doing. charlie: he comes from huge well. russell: and his father i was very -- wealth. and his father and i were very close. we got together and he sort of realized the qualities his dad enjoyed in me. charlie:

joe's prep football team. he collapsed this morning during spring workout. he was rushed to temple university hospital where he died. at this point, it's unclear what caused his collapse. the school released the statement this afternoon saying ryan was a great person and someone we were proud to have as part of our community. we will do whatever we can to support his family and friends, especially the members of the freshman class and football team. >>> a woman will face charges in an intentional hit and run that philadelphia police say stemmed from a love triangle. the white suv that was used to hit beatrice spence was found this morning in fern rock. they believe the suspect was the romantic rival. she waited for the victim to come outside her nice town home and ran her down. >> spence's leg was severed, and she remains in the hospital. spence's mother rushed to the hospital, leaving food cooking on the stove. their home caught fire and was destroyed. the name of the hit-and-run driver has not been released. >>> two families say they're still waiting for j

i have kids, run a football team.s an extremely overwhelming year and then this script arrived and i wasn't really looking for it. i was developing other things. i'd had the intellectual concept of being a director for a long time and i've probably directed about 30 video clips three full lengths. i have been educating myself, you know. >> rose: looking? no, like i said, i had things i was developing. but when i agree to act it's basically because i have such a visceral connection with the piece that i can't say no. i don't base my decision on pedigree or money. it's always the individual character. i call it the goosebump factor. that's what i'm always looking for. i found myself reading this script and having that visceral+ actor, making notes and cross-referencing pages where he would say things and you get the goosebumps, a little sweat on the forehead. the other thing was happening when i go to meet directors to work with them, i'm never going to be attracted to the guy who doesn't really know what he wants to do

joseph's prep football team. a 15-year-old from upper darby suddenly collapsed yesterday morning during spring workouts. he died a short time later at a local hospital. right now, it's unclear what caused him to collapse. administrators at st. joe's prep say grief counseling services are being provided for students throughout the weekend and into monday. they released a statement saying ryan was a great person and someone we were proud to have as part of our community. we will do whatever we can to support his family and friends, especially the members of the freshman class and the football team. >>> a trenton man who police say tried to lure an 8-year-old girl into his car in bucks county is now facing felony charges. only nbc 10 was there last night, when bensalem township police took juan perez-juarez to jail. investigators say after the girl refused to get into his car, juarez exposed himself and urinated in front of her. police say juarez then drove away, but crashed into a light pole and a parked car, injur

and do whatever we can to support family and friends especially members of freshman class and football team of which he was a member. head football coach gabe afante and staff walked out after spending time with players day. grief counselors will be available all weekend as the community kopz with the loss of the young student athlete. >> on campus there is private service scheduled sunday morning to honor ryan. st. joe's says counselors will be on hand for students faculty and staff on monday. reporting in north philadelphia, kenneth moton, "channel 6 action news." >> a little girl was critically injured after being attacked by a dog while visiting her grandmother in west philadelphia. after 5:00 this evening the 3-year-old girl was mauled by this kahne corso the little girl was held by 84-year-old grandmother and that's what police said led to the attack. >> we're making assertion that dog got jealous and that the grand mother was holding the child and dog attacked the child mauling it about the head area. >> investigators say the 84-year-old grandmother tried to protect the toddler and s

joe's prep football team when he collapsed over the weekend. now that school is trying to help the students cope. doug shimell spoke to people who knew ryan. >> and students are planning a special tribute this week. >> yes, they are. ryan went here to the st. denis catholic school for several years. and when they compete in the penn relays, they will arm bands in memory of ryan. >> there are few answers about why ryan gilliard collapsed and died saturday morning. >> i don't know what else you can do besides bubble wrap your child and pray every day. pray you know god has a plan. i don't know what his plan is or why this is has happened. >> friends say they didn't hear ryan complain about anything before starting the spring conditioning drills for st. joseph's prep football team. >> doing the spring training high heat workouts. got to be very cautious. >> and with each loss of a young athlete, those who know them wonder if something could have been detected. >> it's like a basic check-up. height weight hair and vision. it's not really about like

and our athletics program jay listen from the football team hey. (clapping.) >> now i'm going to make a commission sports is not a favorite i've not been good another fellow on the field are in the courts but san francisco city college has made me a sports fan those athletes are fantastic our that's program does more than win games they score over one million dollar in scholarship fund for our college last year it's something (clapping) and there's so much more our incredible nursing program we have illegal e melanie larkin our champion with the debate team we went to the nationals yes go our stand up computer program i could go on all day those are a few of the bright stars that make up the con slaths of san francisco whether our a college bound person or picking up an extra skill city college will be here for you the san franciscans that voted to fund the establishment of thecologist college in 1935 and supporting this

. >>> the temple ales football team had its annual spring game yesterday, and the first touchdown of the contest turned out to be a heartwarming score. that's leah stills doing the coin toss. she is the daughter of cincinnati bengals player and former temple ales devon still. she battled and beat cancer. she even took part in a little touchdown celebration. >> she loves playing football. me and her play football a lot when we by ourselves, but for her to be able to do it on the football team i know she enjoyed that. she learns pretty well. she looks pretty athletic. she even surprised me by how fast she was running. >> leah's story grabbed national headlines last fall months of she was diagnosed with cancer. she underwent surgery and other treatments at children's hospital of philadelphia. the bengals released devon still, but kept him on the practice squad so he could use the league's health insurance for lea's medical expenses. >>> the time right now is 5:57. some frustrates parents will be meeting later today about popular day care and school that suddenly closed. katy zachary is

joseph prep's football team. the 15-year-old from upper darby suddenly collapsed yesterday morning during spring workouts and died a short time later at the hospital. it's unclear what caused him to collapse. administrators at st. joe's prep says grief counseling services are being provided for students throughout the weekend and into monday. they released a statement saying ryan was a great person and someone we were proud to have as part of our community. we will do whatever we can to support his family and friends, especially the members of the freshman class and the football team. >>> philadelphia police tell us a woman will face charges in what they are calling an intentional hit-and-run that stemmed from a love triangle. according to authorities, the woman turned herself in late yesterday morning. that was just a few hours after the white suv allegedly used to hit beatrice spend was found in fern rock. they say she ran over spence friday afternoon. one of expense's leg as was severed and she remains in the

a very famous journey man and to do to do about a guy with a long road to even make this football team. >> you know they won't carry five quarterbacks into the. >> no. they won't carry four quarterback. >> they'll carry three. >> long way to go. >> long way to go. >> a lot to talk about. >> absolutely. >> see you later in sports. nothing says philadelphia quiet like soft pretzel and yes tim tebow has shaped in his likeness thanks to philly pretzel factory that. pretzel is tebowing which is the quarterbacks to's signature touchdown celebration he grabs a knee in prayer. >>> you can get your tim tebow fix online. cbsphilly.com has the latest on all things dee bow from pretzel to pictures even news on where he might fit into chip kelly's plans for 2015. >>> new tonight more council chaos and questions about the future of the delaware county borough. colwyn borough council meeting once again got heated. and tonight it included bags of what some say are shredded documents. "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones has the play by play. >> tears payroll sheets from -- from the colwyn borough

uto support his family and friends, especially the members of the freshman class and the football team charged with attempted murder in connection with a hit to)jt held on e1$750,000u bond.ú precious cullman turned herself into police overok the weekend. police say she was behind the intentionally ran down a romantic rival in nicetown. that woman, beecher spence lost her leg and is still in the hospital. triangle. the two women were fighting over the same man. >>> in bucks county police say a pickup truck hit and killed a man crossing the street there. this happened on swamp and campbell roads injf plumb stead township yesterday afternoon.[bìáhp &hc% $xinve#l e which had slowed down so th#laq! man could cross the repeated road and struck< the victim. the driver stopped. no word on any charges. >>> play time just got healthier for some kids in delawarelp county. >> the change to clear the air so to speak. plus closing the gap.e1 the missing link that's been added to a popular trail in our area. >> windy and gusty this morning. rain is coming down. 51 degrees at 4:37. would e1e8' go t

. >>> well, the football team, the temple football team completed their annual cherry and white springthe offense topping the defense, 43-23. but there was one lasting impression out of all of it. you may remember lea still, the 4-year-old daughter of bengals' defensive tackle and penn state standout, devon still. little lea has battled cancer, but just this last month, it was announced she was in remission. well, on saturday, lea took part in the coin toss and then was installed into the game plan, lined up a as a receiver, took the handoff from her dad, and ran to the end zone with the mascot and the football team leading the way. she performed an end zone dance that left dad impressed. >> she loves playing football. me and her play football a lot when we're by ourselves, was for her to be able to do it with the whole team running and blocking for her, i know she enjoyed that. she even surprised me about how fast she was running. >> and that'll do it for sports. i'm john boruk. enjoy the rest of your weekend. >>> we have two breaking news themes that we want to make you aware of the

football team.onathan ferro: he became a western supported. different colors. anna kohler -- anna: they asked him why do people ask you if you have passion and a lot of people doubt you do. he said, i don't know. my favorite quote is him saying, if you want excitement, go to greece and if you want showbiz go to hollywood. he was unapologetic that the elections were going to be about this. jonathan: it has stood out to me and everyone following this election. over the weekend, the focus for labor is labor shifting and i watched several interviews over the weekend. not one of them could justify the rental cap. the question is, why wouldn't i hike the rent before the term. they are not going to do that. do you know how difficult that is? and how: -- anna: they are talking about stamp duty and cutting stamp duty. we are back where we started with election campaigns. you had labor and the conservatives mixing it up. you had a long-term economic plan and they were talking about the economy. they were maki

. >>> well the football team the temple football team completed their annual cherry and white springhe defense, 43-23. but there was one lasting impression out of all of it. you may remember lea still, the 4-year-old daughter of bengals' defensive tackle and penn state standout, devon still. little lea has battled cancer but just this last month, it was announced she was in remission. well, on saturday, lea took part in the coin toss and then was installed into the game plan lined up a as a receiver, took the handoff from her dad, and ran to the end zone with the mascot and the football team leading the way. she performed an end zone dance that left dad impressed. >> she loves playing football. me and her play football a lot when we're by ourselves, was for her to be able to do it with the whole team running and blocking for her, i know she enjoyed that. she even surprised me about how fast she was running. >> and that'll do it for sports. i'm john boruk. enjoy the rest of your weekend. >>> right now on nbc 10 news today, we are following developments out of nepal, where the death to

the football team -- >> for the first time in history we lost four players i think three or four players academically ineligible oh, my goodness. >> i think it's getting tougher for them. >> last question. >> observation and then the last question. my question is, and again i appreciate i want to commend you both for everything you've done. my question is more about the culture at the university that allows this and why have we seen more professors, tenured professors that step up and actually take a stand on this? because they're the ones i think we see the university, i've got a nephew pre-med over there and we've had this discussion. he's getting a great education at the value of his degree obviously has been tarnished. >> that's right. >> i can only agree with you. faculty is supposed to be the guarantor's and integrity of the institution. they're supposed to be the watchdog for these sorts of offenses. and the fact that we haven't been marching on is a mr. toomey. i don't understand it. there are, i want to say there are other plenty of faculty who are as angry as i am. there are a

joseph's prep football team. the 15-year-old from upper darby suddenly collapsed yesterday morning during spring workouts. he died a short time later at the hospital. right now, it is unclear what caused him to collapse. administrators at st. joe's prep says grief counseling services are being provided for students throughout the weekend and into monday. they released a statement saying, ryan was a great person and someone we were proud to have as part of our community. we will do whatever we can to support his family and friends, especially the members of the freshman class and the football team. >>> animal control authorities will now decide the fate of a family dog after it mauled a 3-year-old girl. animal control officers removed the dog from a home on washington avenue in philadelphia's cobb's creek section last night. police say the little girl was being held by her grandmother when the dog apparently got jealous. it attacked the child's head. that child is in critical but stable condition this morning. the

joe's prep football team yesterday. the tragedy has shaken upment -- up the tight-knit school community. ryan gilliard was on the football field for a morning conditioning workout when he collapsed in front of his teammates. his coaches ran to help, but they couldn't revive the teen. ryan was rushed to the nearby temple university hospital where he was pronounced dead. his grief-stricken father said he was at the hospital and his son died. he said he had no preexisting medical condition and playing football since third grade. st. joes expressed condolences to the family of the 15-year-old who played cyo basketball at st. dennis in havertown. ryan was a great person and proud to have someone as part of our community. we'll do whenever we -- whatever we can to support his family and friends. the head coach and the staff walked out after spending time with players saturday. the school said counselorses will be available all week as the students cope with the loss of the young athlete. counselors will be at st. joe's prep to

, yeah. >> you don't have the problem where your team, you are officiating for your team. >> when you become a football official i know as kids you grow up and have a favorite basketball team and football team. when you become a football official, you truly are focusing on the officials and hope that they do a good job. >> do you know what part of the officiating you will actually be doing? >> yeah. i'm assuming i'm going to go in as a line judge. >> what is a line judge? >> well, it's the line of scrimmage. the headline men and line judge we control everything that happens on the line of scrimmage. >> does that mean you will declare whether first down or not? >> yes. >> so you actually do that? >> yes. >> i should know this because as an owner i should know he this but i'm so busy watching the ball. i will pay more attention to the officials. how many line judges are there. >> there is just one line judge. >> you are going to be making this one. >> line judge and headlines man, we are responsible for the line to it gain or first down. >> anybody have any trouble because you are a woman officiating? do

football team basketball team baseball team. >> paul pierce, too probably. >> oh, without a shadow ofe cheerleading squad as well. >> we're staying on top of the situation in baltimore as crowds continue to fill the streets. >> lester holt live in baltimore next on "nbc fightly news." we'll bring you updates as they come in on the nbc washington app and online >>> on this tuesday night, the state of emergency here in baltimore. a city on edge. the national guard out in force after an eruption of violence. rioters setting fires, ransacking stores clashing with police and that moment so many people here are talking about. the woman who took matters into her own hands. tonight this cit to the lid on. >>> also the frantic search for survivors in nepal as the death toll now tops a staggering 5,000 amid fears it could double. tonight a miraculous rescue three days since disaster struck. >>> and the cliff-hanger at the supreme court. how will the justices rule on same-sex marriage? tonigh clues from inside the court. "nigin

taking the handoff and then running to the end zone with hooter the owl and the temple football team . she even performed an end zone dance to celebrate the moment that even lefth dad impressed. >> shemv loves playing football. me and her play football a lot when we're by ourselves, but for her to be able to do it with the whole team i know she enjoys that. she learns pretty well. she looks pretty athletic. she even surprised me abodq(e how fast she was running. >> got some speed. that's a great moment. that is sports. we'll be right back.

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in 1983, baltimore's beloved colts football team packed up and left town. e team left in the dark of the night, and never returned. baltimore by the numbers tells the whole story. the unemployment rate is 8.4%. it is 5.5% for the rest of the country. among blacks it is even worse, for every ten people you see walking these streets, six are looking for jobs. most of those people live here on baltimore's west side. so when you see these houses remember these are the houses that burned when the riots hit this town in 1968. decades later they were taken over by the crack epidemic of the 1980s. 20 years later they just sat empty ahead of the riots. >>> that was del walters reporting from bald more. >>> the death toll from nepal's earthquake now tops 5,000. teams are finally reaching remote areas, and as they do they are performing incredible rescues. this man was trapped for 82 hours, rescue workers pulled him out alive on tuesday. but aid and support is still slow leading to protests. hundreds of people blocked the streets streets indicating their frustration wi

. >> a gunman shot at a bus carrying players from the turkish football team. they were on the way to an airportfolioing a win. the driver was shot and taken to hospital. no players were injured. the government confirmed the attack. earlier they claimed the bus was hit by a stone. they are title holders >>> pope francis urged the world's 1.2 million catholics to live their fates at a mass. he highlighted religious persecution including the christians. it ends with easter sunday the day christians rose from the dead. many christians aattended easter mass. they may not realise the bible they held is the largest bible manufacturer in a county said to be atheist. >> there was a time when china's leader matsy tongue's book was the best seller. now there's another. it's been around a lot longer. more than 130 million copies of the bible rolled off the production line. mane escorted. purchased for churches sanked by the atheist government. the first principle is to serve the churcheses and brothers and sisters. if we have the capacity we'll serve the overseas churches

whatever we can to support his family and friend especially the members of the freshman class and the football team of which he was a member. because he is so young so many people are asking why did he die. family members say they don't know the reason why, they can only speculate but they are waiting on autopsy results. reporting live outside of st. joe's campus, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> a character struck two teenagers along the boulevard in the city's mayfair section. this happened in the southbound inner lanes north of tyson avenue at 10:00. the victim believed to be 15 and 18 years old were taken to the hospital. their injuries are not life threatening. the honda that struck the girls kept going but later returned to the scene. >>> a fire that tore through several row homes was sparked by a barbecue grill. viewer video shows the fire in norristown yesterday afternoon. resident said she and her husband were grilling on the back porch when the fire started. >> i'm in shock. i don't know. i can't believe. >> nobody didn't get hurt, i hold no grudges or -- >> everyone did escape

team since 1994. >>> are you forward some football in our area? the 2015 schedule is out and the burgundy and gold kicks off the season at fedex field against the miami dolphins. washington has three prime time games. they include a monday night game again the dallas cowboys in december. go ahead now, mark your calendar. the season opener just 143 days away. >>> coming up on wusa9 news at noon, he did what some of us only think of doing. we'll tell you about the man who actually shot his computer several times. >> plus, liquid gold. police in kentucky bust a ring behind a notorious liquor heist two years ago. th >>> she's an oscar winner and virginia native. now "people" magazine says she's the world's most beautiful woman, sandra bullock. the 50-year-old actor was typical. she laughed when she heard about the honor calling it ridiculous. she says the people she finds most beautiful are the ones who aren't trying. >>> he helped broker the deal of foreign relations between the united states and cuba. now we just learned pope francis is adding a sto

so at an early age i thought about service and i have been on a team most of my life, between a football team in high school, we were successful state champions, undefeated. i ended up going to oregon, had a successful career on that team. and the seals teams, you are only as strong as your weakest link. politics is very much a team sport, for a higher purpose. you cannot operate independently, you can, but you don't operate well. if you operate as an individual more than a team, i think the end result is you will not bring the ball to the field, you will not be successful. you will not be a successful politician. you will not get things done for a higher purpose, which is to make america more secure, make sure our future for children is more secure, to make sure that we protect opportunity and it is about equal opportunity and not equal outcome. that is an important part of the american value system, that is worth fighting for. >> you went to oregon, play football, why their? -- there? representative zinke: growing up in whitefish, oregon was in the pac-10 you are playing against other teams

team. they cannot help you win football games. can you believe that? can you believe that? the very existence of that sign makes a mockery of the oft repeated claim that college football players are students first. not only is it offensive that unc would allow the bullying and dim intimidation of aspiring professionals. coaches threaten to brand players in the you'ds of nfl scouts and prospective employers. does that seem wrong to anybody? not what college is supposed to be about. in the classroom we wouldn't make a list on the board of the students who are failing the test, who shouldn't get in to law school or shouldn't get into medical school, we would never do that. and yet these guys their hopes and dreams are shattered each and every day. it's such a controlled environment. and it's really an issue -- a civil rights issue, as taylor branch tells us it's a social justice issue, and we really hope that cheated can become part of the national conversation. it's about the unc scandal, yes but about the education of athletes and the future of big-time college sports and wa

math so i don't think anyone could have picked the wrong principle i want to say he was the wrong football team but in terms of how he deeply cares about his students one of the things if nothing is a testament to it's leadership it is the fact that a lot of the teachers and the liaison that testified on behalf of him they've followed him if star king i know we're not speed limit to address did speakers i'm just making my statements. >> the instructor will have the last word. >> you've heard from the board now on above the staff absolutely agree with everything you've said i've been to john mirror many, many times it is a special place and our chair of the sf f c the kings come from queens so thank you thank you that will conclude item j request for speakers thanks to all who come out tonight and now agenda item k the appoints to committees by board members any appointment? seeing none, we move on to item l special order of business none tonight and discussion of other educational issue no one tonight and consent calendar resolution there are none tonight item organization vote on this consent

it is not about me, it's about building a solid football team. >> every year will be the same.out getting good football players. we have the opportunities and stuff like that. if you can keep stockpiling good players, that you would have the organization going in a right direction. >> reporter: now of course it is a special busy day for the nfl teams, but they did not keep them from reaching out to their community. coach john harbaugh, former ravens ray lewis and about 55 current players, they would visit their students at frederick douglas high school, bringing food and supplies to the residence affected by the violent protest the past few days, getting out there, showing their support. now of course that it is not the only excitement tonight. that it will be the eastern conference semi finals for the caps and the rangers as they are back on the ice. of course these are two teams that will be very familiar with each other. the new york rangers finished the season with the best overall record in the nhl. one spot better in terms of the goals scored. and that the rangers, they a

. >> reporter: cal students shocked by the news, a new blow for its struggling football team. today uc berkeley announced ingram has been put on administrative leave. in a statement his lawyer told us despite the arrest there was no exchange of money or physical interaction. mr. ingram is extremely sorry for the embarrassment this event has caused his family and the school. >> i don't know that cal really has to double down on punishment. >> i think sexual violence and assault has been such a prevalent issue on campus these past semesters and months and i think that just suspending a coach isn't going to be enough right now. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix5. >>> tonight san francisco sheriff ross's record has been wiped clean. he grabbed his wife's arm during an argument leaving her bruised. he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three years' probation. >> this is not a fancy footwork tactic. in fact, it would be ill advised of me or anyone in this position not to seek a 1203.4. it's quite commonplace in our criminal justice system. >> the sheriff's department is dealing wit

. >> reporter: not a lot of other guys on the football team are having these candle light sessions afterg time. >> reporter: he moved to nashville and started writing. his big break came penning hits like "come on over" for kenny chesney ♪ i told you i wouldn't call or care ♪ >> reporter: and "cop car" for keith urban, a song inspired by his own high school heart break. ♪ i fell in love in the back with of a car ♪ >> reporter: this country star isn't afraid to mix it up. ♪ i don't want to steal your freedom ♪ i don't want to change your mind ♪ >> reporter: leaving spoken word with mel lodic word like in "take your time." >> i don't know if you are looking at me or not. you probably smile like that all the time but i couldn't walk by and not say hi. >> yeah, but that change. that is what people talk about when they talk about how sam meshes different genres. >> a lot of people refer to it as rapping. those are people not familiar with rap music and hear something that sounds like it. >> reporter: his status comes from the way he wears his sensitivity on his sleeve. instead of a rock 'n' r

still having to deal with jordan's suicide now we have to deal with what happened to him by the football team. >> ryan carlson pled guilty and apologized publicly. jordan preevy's family is now trying to get a bill passed called jordan's bill, quickly reporting all accusations of child abuse to child and family protective services. compassion for the perpetrators and strength for themselves. jesus bonilla is trying to do the same. >> what would you say to the kids if they are sitting here now? >> i see it as at the end of the day, they are vimed too they got it done -- victims too they got it done as well. >> until the players and coaches confront the problem rather than hide it, the cycle of abuse will not be over. >> don't they have anything written down about what hazing policy should be, what can be allowed? >> yes, it wasn't until after that public meeting until after i filed that freedom of information ak, they act they do have an antibullying policy, they don't torgttolerating bullying, they also have training for their staff to talk about how they should supervise kids and things like

. >> reporter: justin, a 16-year- old from vienna was on the marshall football team and played basketball since grade school, a picture of health. >> here's a grade school of him cheering at one of the marshall games. >> he's one of those people who makes everybody laugh. >> reporter: his long time basketball coach was saving a spot on the team for him. >> we was just blown away how has this happened so fast. he went from going to the hospital to have sort of a virus checked out to suddenly he's in the hospital and in a coma. >> reporter: justin's mom says her young son has been diagnosed with acute flaccid myelitis, a rare neurological virus affecting his brain stem and spinal cord. >> one day he's totally fine and the next day he's in icu and nobody knows why or how he got it or how to treat it. >> reporter: yesterday his friends witnessed a good sign during their visit. >> he moved his head over and looked at me a little bit. he still had tubes and stuff and i saw him open his eyes a little bit and look. that just made my day. >> reporter: today justin was transferred to the kennedy kr