garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead, a h.w.bush, now the longest today, mr.ush is now 93 year outliv gerald ford by one day. obviously still go he celebrated his 90th bt, he nuts. and did it and happy birthd back then. he's 166 days past his 93rd now. >> big changes coming up in >> seven day forecast, stormiest day of the next seven. it's tomorrow. you'll see the rai taperi through monday. year. president trump says time magazine told him he was probably going to receive the honor for a second year in a row. the magazine says, not so fast. >>> doctors orders. the prescription for what ails you may surprise you with no medication involved. >>> senior living. in this house, it's for the pets o

garvin thomas: you're watching an nbc bay area news special, "bay area proud." ne lowe: and just, jodi's missing, and i still feel that sense of unfinished business. garvin: she's a reporter who's covered thousands of stories in her career, but the number she has left to finish is down to just one. caroline: you would hope that somebody would do it for your family. maren lane: they all said, "yes." garvin: the show goes on in the south bay, a show of respect for a mentor and friend, and a show of support for those she left behind. brendan mccall: thank god. charlotte luther: thank you for how you found my bike. officer dan fachner: well, you're very welcome. garvin: an east bay officer does so much more than just return a disabled girl's stolen tricycle. he restores her faith in law enforcement. charlotte: she-- garvin: but first: marty brounstein: this is a story i've stumbled into by accident, not by design. garvin: a story of heroism during one of history's darkest times. and one man's very personal mission to make sure the world hears it. marty: i always say,

it's probably the most important thing i've ever done." male announcer: here's nbc bay area's garvin thomas. garvin: thank you so much for joining us. when it comes to stories of rescue and courage during the holocaust, there are a few that are well known, "schindler's list" perhaps the most famous. but marty brounstein has another one to tell not as well known, but very personal to him. garvin: when you take a look at marty brounstein's body of work as an author, something immediately stands out. one of his books is not like the others. marty: absolutely, and i always say, "it's the most difficult thing i've ever done, but it's probably the most important thing i've ever done." garvin: marty is a long-time management consultant, whose writing credits mostly include books in the "for dummies" series. marty's latest book, however, is a world away from that, yet very close to his heart. marty: it's a true story of rescue in the holocaust. there's not many of those stories that are well known. garvin: "two among the righteous few: a story of courage in the holocaust" tells the story of frans a

garvin thomas is travging to pyeongchang to bring us coverage of the 2018 winter olympics. we have posted other profiles of bay area athletes. you can find them at www.nbcbayarea.com. >> can't wait to do that. >>> coming up, nbc bay area responds. >> what good is a new, fully loaded laptop when the battery lasts half as long as its advertised? i'm chris chmura. nbc bay area responds, next. >>> first, happening now, this coin breaking records. the currency is hitting a record high, $6500. it's surged in value 500% this year. >>> plus, starbucks has a new holiday cup ready today. it is mostly white and customers fill in the stories themselves. some stores will have colored pencils for coffee drinkers. how exciting. back in two minutes with more news. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's eas

garvin thomas has a remarkable story in tonight's bay area proud. >>> for peyton wallace the best part of being a nurse is helping her patients in ways beyond medicine. there was the time she went above and beyond to help an ailing patient find a home for her dog so she could die in peace. and then well then there was the time an entire community needed her personal brand of healing. >> okay these were the originals. >> let it be known that what one day might very well be a key part of the relief effort in any natural disaster anywhere. >> and then i spread these out more. >> began as a flod of papers scattered all over walt are peyton walten's living room floor. >>s in how the original matches were done. >> now the reason peyton's mill valley condo looked like this one month ago is because the homes of so many she knew looked like this. peyton has been a nurse in santa rosa for 25 years. and when that city started to burn she went to work. for 40 hours over the next four days peyton cared for patients at the only hospital in santa rosa that remained open. anyone would agree she had do

garvin thomas has the bay area proud. >>> mike myers has fall 199love with golf lately. one reason he says is it's a sport you can play the rest of your life. the other reason, well, it also has to do with the rest of his life. >> you come out and you'll find imperfections in the fairway. >> even though only working at black hawk country club for a few months. >> you put in sand and seed. >> mike myers is getting the hang of fixing. >> smooth it out. >> that which needs fixes around the golf course. a fair trade mikes says because the sport of golf -- well it fixed him. >> yeah. so that's why what does golf do? i say it saved my life. because i mean i was in a darkweb dark place. >> that dark place was pliek's live after serving as a army sergeant in iraq. it has been mike's dream growing up to be a soldier. and it lived up to his expectations. mike loved the purpose and the structure it gave his life. >> i knew what to expect every single day. i knew i'd get up. there was 100% chance i'd do push up and running 50% chance of breakfast. >> after two years an ankle injury

garvin thomas is traveling to pyeongchang to cover the olympics.ind profiles by going to www.nbcbayarea.com. >>> this is cool, happening today, tickets going on sale for the 2018 u.s. figure stating championship. it's held at the s.a.p. center from december 29 through january 7. tickets start at just $12. winners from the championship go on to south korea for the winter event there. root her on as well. >>> right now, we are following several breaking news stories this morning. terrifying moments overnight as gunfire erupt during halloween festivities in castro. what led up to an officer being shot. >>> a fire breaks out on the caltrain tracks. the impact it's having on the commute and how to get around. >>> the terror attack in new york. new information on that and the investigation. what we know about the suspect's past and, of course, the victims who died. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> a very good wednesday morning to you. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we begin with breaking news in san francisc

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> well, did you know we are sending garvin thomas to pyeongchanginter games. you can watch all of our interviews with olympic athletes leading up to the olympics right now on nbcbayarea.com. >>> there is much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, addressing the scandal, a senate candidate accused of sexual misconduct is now telling his side of the story. will he back out of the race? >>> also, a customer makes a simple typo online and it costs him $400. when he asks our consumer unit to investigate, we end up sending messages to russia. nbc bay area responds coming up. at stanford health care, we can now repair complex aortic aneurysms without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. >>> welcome back. it is 7:28, just shy

i )m garvin thomas in for raj mathai. >>> thank you for joining us. for this special edition of nbc bay area news, i'm garvin thomas. >> and i'm jessica aguirre, starting tonight all about the shopping. black friday actually starting thursday with stores open for business right now. nbc bay area has more in the east bay where shoppers are out in force tonight looking for the deals. >> reporter: that is right, jessica, good evening and happy thanksgiving. people in line still waiting to get inside the store. easily a thousand people will make it through the doors tonight. a small price to pay to get those black friday prices. the first through the door for black friday sales at best buy in dublin was this guy. how long were you in line? >> 17 hours. >> reporter: why? >> well because you want to be first, get the deals. >> reporter: black friday is a thanksgiving tradition, as with most holiday shoppers electronics were high on his list. >> yeah, let's go get games. >> reporter: he is here to get two tvs, video games and a security system. he says that

in incline village, nevada, garvin thomas. >> good luck to her. >>> it's 7:26. much more ahead.up, former president bill clinton celebrates the anniversary of his election into the highest office. we'll tell you one notable person who was not there. >>> the pain of being homeless is the hardest part. >> a pregnant woman's struggle to survive. coming up, we investigate what's pushing pregnant women and children onto the streets. i'll take that. hey, l'eggo my eggo. i don't see your name on it. really? ba bam! know the rules. keep your eggo. l'eggo my eggo. okay. >>> welcome back. it's 7:29 this sunday morning. a live look outside from communications hill. as we begin our sunday morning, it's a chilly fall morning. we hope you're warm at home. we appreciate your joining us. i am kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at the microclimate forecast. i am enjoying this weather. i love a good coat moment, a good jacket moment. >>> so am i. you'll like today. it's similar to yesterday. if you liked yesterday, get ready for round two. >> yesterday was nice! >> we'll have more of the cool

in san francisco, garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> that's nice. >> golf truly is one of those sports that can relax you and make you feel good. >> make a difference. save a life. >> it does. we'll be right back. to make more roomhi >>> this morning, the pope needs to make more room in his garage. earlier today, the ceo of lamborghini gave the pontiff if a special edition lamborghini. here is the pope checking it out. he actually autographed it and blessed it. he is not keeping the luxury car. not surprisingly. costs about $200,000. it will actually be auctioned off for charity. it's a beauty. >> it is. >> but humility, modesty, giving. >> doesn't look like the fiat. okay, let's get a look now at the radar. we're going to be tracking this radar with live updates. stay with us. >> we'll be on the air at 4:00 a.m. >> all right. we'll see you then. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, ad

garvin thomas brings us this story from incline village. >> reporter: for someone who has spent 20 of her 22 years on this planet striping to go faster on skis, lyla not long ago discovered the secret to public success might just exist in slowing down. >> that's actually a good point. slow down and go faster. yeah. less is more. all of those little analogies. >> reporter: it was not lila adds, an easy lesson to learn. of a since she strapped on skis at 2, speed is what she's been after. at first, it was just keeping up with her ski racing father. we would always have little race. i would say i'll race you to the car, down the hill. everything was a race. >> reporter: but as she rose through the national ranks as a slalom skier and made the u.s. ski team, she pushed herself ever harder. intense is the first word she uses to describe her athletic style her coaches and parents urged her to relax a bit. but it wasn't till her body spoke up in 2015 that lyla had no choice but to listen. >> i think i was overtraining a little bit. there was a moment in time in training where i hit a bump an

nbc bay area's garvin thomas has this story in today's "bay area proud." >> reporter: look around and you will certainly find more elaborate halloween displays in san jose this year, but the homemade star trek-themed one on north 5th just up the street from city hall, well, whatever it may lack in polish, it makes up for in purpose. >> we've had a lot of people come by and really, really like it. thumbs up. >> reporter: that purpose being a way for james keen to say thank you to his neighborhood. >> i feel grateful that they're accepting me for who we are in our community. >> reporter: community, you should know, is not something that james had for much of his life. >> it was a difficult life growing up. i left home when i was about 12. >> reporter: james has struggled with mental illness, but thanks to medication and hard work, james has come a long way. he is now assistant manager at his home, a sober living environment for men with a history of mental health and substance abuse issues. james says the acceptance he's felt here in this neighborhood is something he never experienced b

coming up on nbc bay area news at 5:00, you can hear more after garvin thomas' interview including what has been the biggest change in his life over the past four years. >> garvin thomas is actually traveling to pyeongchang to bring complete coverage of the 2018 winter olympics. we have posted several profiles of several bay area athletes. you can read about them, get to know their names, who you will be cheering on. you can get to know that at www.nbcbayarea.com. we are getting ready, in the mood as well. we have the official team usa gear. >> my hands are cold. hey! >> hey! >> one for you, too, kari. >> you will need it this weekend. it will be cooler. snow in the sierra. we starting out this morning with cool temperatures. we will have a beautiful day. here is a live look outside in oakland, starting with all clear skies. lots of sunshine today. let's check out the high temperatures, up to 64 degrees in oakland. upper 60s to low 70s inland. antioch, a high of 70. here is a look at light in the sky as we get closer to sunrise. live in san jose. as you get started this morning, getting

in santa rosa, garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> well, there's much more ahead on "today in the bay." >>> coming up, why the legal team for the former national security adviser has cut ties with the president's lawyers. >>> plus -- >> it's something that i'll never forget, that i'll never stop thinking about. >> a victim's brother speaks out after we traced a stolen gun to his loved one's murder. we investigate stolen guns across the country. trace them to crimes where they're used in the communities they impact. >>> welcome to you on this fine saturday morning. this is a very quiet san jose right there on park near the tech museum. a reminder the downtown christmas in the park gets under way, something that's been going on, to my astonishment, since the 1890s, that's amazing. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew in for kira klapper. vianey arana is here as well. i imagine people will be out decorating or more shopping. >> today is small business saturday, as you know, scott, and it's important for you to head to your local coffee shops, local boutique,

garvin thomas has this story in this evening's bay area proud. >> reporter: my buyer has fallen in love with the golf place. one reason the army says it's important a place you can play the rest of your life. the other reason, it has to do with the rest of his life. >> you will come out and find imperfections in the fairway here. >> reporter: even ho he has been working at the golf club for months, he is getting in the hand of fixing that which needs fixing around the golf course a fair trade because the port of golf well, it fixed him. >> so that's why, what does golf do for you? i say, well, i was in a dark place. >> that dark place was after he served his country as an army sergeant in iraq. it had been his dream growing up to be a soldier and live up to his expectation. he loved the purpose and structure it gave his life. >> i didn't know what to expect. every single day, i knew i'd get up. about a 100% chance i was going to do pushups and running. a 50% chance i'd do breakfast. >> after two years, an ankle injury led to a medical discharge. meek tried school and a few odd jobs, but

"today in the bay's" garvin thomas has his story in this morning's "bay area proud." >> reporter: lookund, and you will certainly find more elaborate halloween displays in san jose this year. but the homemade "star trek"-themed one on north 5th just up the street from city hall, well, whatever it may lack in polish, it makes up for in purpose. >> we've had a lot of people come bay ay and really, really it. >> reporter: the purpose being a way for james keane to say thank you to his neighborhood. >> i feel grateful that they're accepting me, who we are in our community. >> reporter: community, you should know, is not something james had for much of his life. >> it was a difficult life growing up. i left home when i was about 12. we're doing chef salad tonight. >> reporter: james has struggled with mental illness, but thanks to medication and hard work, james has come a long way. he is now assistant manager at his home, a sober living environment for men with a history of mental health and substance abuse issues. james says the acceptance he's felt here in this neighborhood is something

here is garvin thomas as he hits the road to incline village. >> reporter: for someone who has spent 20 of her 22 years on this planet striving to go faster on skis, lila not long ago discovered the secret to olympic success might just exist in slowing down. >> that's actually a good point. slow down to go faster. yeah. less is more. all of those little analogies. >> reporter: it was not, lila adds, an easy lesson to learn. ever since she first strapped on skis at the age of 2, speed is what lila has been after. at first, it was just keeping up with her ski racing father. >> we would always have little races. i'd say, i'll race you to the car and to the mountain, down the hill. everything was a race. >> reporter: but as lila rose through the national ranks as a slalom skier and made the u.s. ski team, she pushed herself ever harder. intense is the first word lila uses to describe her athletic style. her coaches and parents urged her to relax a bit, but it wasn't until her body spoke up in 2015 that lila had no choice but to listen. >> i think i was overtraining a little bit and then

in san francisco, garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> wow. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay.ke a trade offer to bring the reigning mvp to the bay area. >>> also a neighborhood pushed to their limits, families afraid to leave their homes. we'll tell you about the wild menace making its mark in one bay area neighborhood. now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. what if there was only one pet? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. >>> good saturday morning. it is 7:30. here's a live look outside as the sun shines over san francisco. we have this view courtesy of our san bruno mountain camera. what a beautiful way to start your weekend. it is chilly out there, so we hope you are warm inside. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper, vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast, and you have kind of a forecast for everyone, people who like the sun will be happy today. people who l

in santa rosa, garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> i always like his stories, but particular will that>>> and right now, a deadly crash overnight in the east bay. the steps law enforcement officers are taking to crack down on dangerous driving as we kick off the thanksgiving holiday. >>> keeping a close eye on the holiday forecast. a live look from the downtown camera. turkey trot downtown. lots of streets shut off. cool and pleasant conditions you can expect for your thanksgiving. >>> and giving back. live inside glide memorial church in san francisco with the last-minute preparations for the annual thanksgiving meal there. "today in the bay" continues -- right now. >>> good morning. and happy thanksgiving. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus and laura have the day off and vianey arana is here to let us know about the thanksgiving forecast. >> a good one. a good one. all good news, good things, except a couple of showers passing through the north bay that move out quickly and not too much to worry about. temperatures now, fairly mild waking up this

garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> "today in the bay" is just beginning.hat can people expect heading out to see family today? >> mild now but expect a night little warm-up right now in san francisco 59 degrees. san jose 59. but also tracking rain. not just for today bought couple of days ahead as well. a complete breakdown coming up in just a bit. >>> and all-new overnight. youtube cracked down on the videos being renewed and new rooms taking effect to help protect your kids. >>> a thanksgiving tradition continues in san francisco. i'll tell you who's serving thousands of meals to those in need. happy thanksgiving. thanks for joining us. a live lo >>> well, good morning! it's 5:00 in the morning. it's thanksgiving and there folks on the road presumably working on the san jose bridge and maybe over the hill. >> over the hill and through the woods to grandmother's house we go. >> i was tone def. i can just recite it. >> and i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i don't think you need specific weather to eat food. right? >> i think it was rain or

here is garvin thomas with tonight's bay area proud. >> raj, car aire is the grief counseling and it's one of a wide raj of services they pri to it turns out to a wide range of people. >> the first question what is grief? let me ask you what is grief how do you describe it. >> grief can be a powerful and perplexing thing. >> it's not specific to just death. >> we all share it at some point in our lifetime. yet it is something we often have trouble sharing. >> they run from it. >> which when you're jim santucci, director of this grief counseling non-profit presents challenges. >> we joke and talk with people if you want to clear a room you they will them they what you do. . the we work with grief people. for 40 years cara has provided a range of grief services from peer to peer sessions with volunteers to a summer camp for children dealing with loss. >> if you have any questions. >> to group training like this one, helping educators work with students. the results is that in a field people don't often like to talk about people hear about kara. >> we have been serving over 5,000 people p

i'm garvin thomas raj mathai is off tonight. >> jessica aguirre. we begin with this developing story out of egypt with a death toll out of the attack on a mosque reached 235 people. we get new video from outside the building that happened moments after the attack. inside too gruesome to show on air. it's a blood bath called by police. it's the deadliest in modern egyptian history. it's kbaking many in the bay area. laura malport joins us live at the south bay islamic center in san jose where prayers focused on the victims in egypt. >> for decades the islamic association hosted a special prayer service and luncheon the day after thanksgiving. though today was no different, today the sermon took on a much darker tone than usual. >> reporter: hundreds of worshippers gather at the south bay islamic association for the annual day after thanksgiving service and celebration. today's sermon addressing the latest attack at a mosque in egypt and the country's sinai peninsula. >> we have witnessed in the past three or four months all sorts of acts of terroris

here is garvin thomas with bay area proud. >>> look around and you will certainly find more elaborate halloween displays in san jose this year. but the home made star trek theemd one on north 5th up the street from city hall, well whatever it may lack in polish it makes up for in purpose. >> we have a lot of people come by and really like it. >> that purpose being a way for james keen to say thank you to his neighborhood. >> i feel grateful that they are seeping me who we are in our community. >> community you should know is not something james had for much of his life. >> it was a difficult life growing up. . i left home at about 12. we had garr passage. >> he has struggled with mental illness. but thanks to medication and  hard work james has come a long way. he is now assistance manager at his home a sober living environment for a home with men with mental health and acceptance issues substance substance abuse issues. the semz he felt here in the neighborhood is something he never experienced before. and the small halloween display, more than 15 years ago was his first token of a

garvin thomas tells us she hopes to repeat the success. >> reporter: more than anything being a goldallist has given her a platform. we started though by asking maddy what her favorite part of 2014 was. >> for maddy bowman, it wasn't the opening ceremony although that was cool. >> we took in every moment. >> 720 for maddy bowman. >> reporter: and it wasn't even winning the gold medal although that was crazy. >> as an athlete, and as a human being, that high that you get when you win a gold medal, it is insane. it is the top of the top. it is insane. >> reporter: for maddy the best part of her experience didn't even happen in russia. it happened days later atop a fire truck in south lake tahoe. >> my favorite memory was when i came home and they hosted a parade from the high school in south lake to sierra tahoe. >> reporter: maddy's support had never been in the olympics before. on the national scene she was a bit of an unknown. so when all set and done, maddy couldn't wait to get back to the place she had always been known and loved. >> i was able to thank all of these people who hel

garvin thomas has this morning's bay area proud. >> first question, what is grief?'m going to ask you, what is grief? how do you describe it? >> reporter: grief can be powerful and perplexing. we all share it at some point in our lifetime, yet it is something we often have trouble sharing. >> they run from it. >> reporter: when you are jim, executive director of kara, a grief counseling nonprofit, presents certain challenges. >> we joke when we meet people, if you want to clear a room, tell them what you do. we are the grief people. >> reporter: it's a reason kara ease longevity is noteworthy. for years they have provided a range of services from peer-to-peer volunteers to grief camp for children dealing with loss to group training like this helping educators work with students. the result is in a field people don't often like to talk about, people hear about kara. >> we have been serving 5,000 people per year for the last few years. >> reporter: it's not just the number of people who reach out for help, it's who they are. >> when i lost my husband, dave, i didn't k

nbc bay area garvin thomas has more. >> reporter: for maddie bowman, it wasn't the opening ceremony.h that was cool. >> we lived it up. we soaked it up. we took in every moment. >> 720 for maddie bowman. >> reporter: believe it or not, it wasn't even winning the gold medal, although that was crazy. >> as an athlete and as a human being, that high you get when you win a gold medal is insane. like, it is the top of the top. it's insane. >> reporter: no, for maddie the best part of her experience at the 2014 sochi winter games didn't even happen in russia. it happened days later atop a fire truck in south lake tahoe. >> my favorite memory from the olympics was when i came home and they hosted a parade from the high school in south lake to sierra tahoe mountain. >> reporter: you see, maddie's sport, key half pipe had never been in the olympics before. on the national scene, she was a little bit of an unknown. so when all was said and done, maddie couldn't wait to get back to the place she had always been known and loved. >> i was able to thank all of these people that helped me get here

garvin thomas is here with today's "bay area proud." >> first question, what is grief? i'm going to ask you, what is grief? how do y'all describe it? >> reporter: grief can be a powerful and perplexing thing. >> it's not specific to just us. >> reporter: we all share it at some point in our lifetime, yet it is something we often have trouble sharing. >> yeah, they run from it. >> reporter: which when you're jim, the executive director of a grief counselling nonprofits presents certain challenges. >> we go to people, if you want to clear a room, we tell them, yeah, we're the grief people. >> reporter: it is just one reason why its longevity and success are so noteworthy. for 40 years, cara has provided a range of grief service from peer-to-peer sessions with volunteers to a summer camp for children dealing with loss to group training like this one helping educators work with their students. the result is that in a field people don't often like to talk about, people hear about kara. >> we've been serving over 5,000 people per year for the last few years. >> and it's not j

chad thomas, trent harris, joe jackson, we saw jonathan garvin rotate a lot of bolds and all of them had a big impact on this game. >> chris: there's r.j. the brothers in this game, they have a younger brother kenny, who is a highly touted running back. the backup comes in to take a knee. and this crowd on its feet, roaring as it has been from well before kickoff. to show its appreciation for this miami team. >> kirk: and they're all coming back for the noon game -- >> chris: don't taunt. >> kirk: i'm not taunting. i'm saying, let's keep this party going. two great weeks. early kick next week. got to show up and support your team. serious business. >> chris: it is the home finale. >> kirk: you're in rarefied air now. clinch the coast tam, continal, win, stay in the playoff hunt. you can't let up now. >> chris: what a clean performance. miami, no turnovers. one penalty, was a delay of game. catholics versus convicts -- no. conviction -- conviction from start to finish. convincing dominance from the orange and green. diaz's defense was brilliant. the chain brought out four more times.

chad thomas, trent harris, joe jackson, we saw jonathan garvin rotate a lot of bolds and all of them had a big impact on this game. c the brothers in this game, they have a younger brother kenny, who is a highly touted running back. the backup comes in to take a knee. and this crowd on its feet, roaring as it has been from well before kickoff. to show its appreciation for this miami team. >> kirk: and they're all coming back for the noon game -- >> chris: don't taunt. >> kirk: i'm not taunting. i'm saying, let's keep this party going. two great weeks. early kick next week. got to show up and support your team. serious business. >> chris: it is the home finale. >> kirk: you're in rarefied air now. clinch the coast tam, continal, win, stay in the playoff hunt. you can't let up now. >> chris: what a performance. miami, no turnovers. one penalty, was a delay of game. catholics versus convicts -- no. conviction -- conviction from start to finish. convincing dominance from the orange and green. diaz's defense was brilliant. the chain brought out four more times. rosier and the offense, eff