stephen morris is going to hook up here with allen hearns. 26-yard score. pick up the win, 45-26. >>> division 3 playoffs, gallaudet making their first playoff appearance in school history taking on hulbert. they just couldn't handle this running back steven webb. hulbert, he takes it 58 yards right here to the house. that's his third touchdown of the day for webb. he had 161 yards rushing. in the fourth quarter though the bison did get on the board. b.j. flores barrels himself from one yard out. gallaudet win 34-7. navarro bowman hyping up his alma mater. deval's anton brooks with the quarterback keeper here. tough eight yards. had 118 on the ground. tigers led at halftime 14-3. up 17-6 before suitland rallied. wesley wolford finds jasper from 17 yards out. three minutes left and wolford drops back and he'll connect for a 45-yard touchdown. suitland beats duval 18-17, and what a finish for navarro bowman's alma mater. had his jersey retired during halftime that have ball game so a spectacular game for high school football. >> all right. and tonight might b

he often hearns a bit of money elsewhere as a lumberjack. she takes care of their little farm by herself. their dream of a life together has taken root in a landscape of ruins and rubble. they have almost no neighbors here. his extended family once lived here. when after a long siege the serbs overran srebrenica, these houses were plundered and laid to waste. the couples hope in this dreary and this dreariness is their little son. he was born in srebrenica a year and a half ago, the first child from a mixed marriage in this city since the war. they regard him as a little miracle, but he cannot dispatch the sadness clinging to this place. >> of course it is sad to live here. my relatives used to live in all these places which are abandoned now. the buildings are deteriorating. the women fled during the war, and almost all the men are dead. >> just 15 months old, josef has no memory of the terrible slaughter, but he is sure to learn about it soon enough. after the fall of srebrenica, the bosnian serb soldiers executed more than 8000 muslim men

. >> we'll have more conversation about aaron hearn who's family has much to be thankful for. they sat down with john sasaki to learn he's excelling a number of injuries he suffered that day. we hope you'll join us at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> mark's here now. you know, the thing is, in this day in age, everybody's so careful with the social media. you don't see a lot of guys speak up with cameras rolling. donte thitner was asked about the fines a lot of players have been given over the past couple years. remember this against the brooks. all 49ers fans remember this. it looked like a game-winning play when the hit drew brees. instead, the saints got the ball, tied the game and brooks wound up being fined $16,000. here's a little of what donte whitner had to say about the current situation in the nfl. >> i knew it was going to cost us the game. it's going to cost another game when it really matters and it might be the playoffs or the super bowl. we really need to get something done about that replay something so it don't cost us football games. we really deserve that game. we're work

joining us now aaron hearn and his mother katherine hearn. aaron was hospitalized after being hit by shrapnel, after watching his mom run that marathon. good to have you both with us. i know it's very early out where you are. aaron, how are you feeling now? how is your leg? >> nothing really bugs me anymore. i feel pretty good. so, yeah. >> well, that's good. tell us what this win means for you. >> just really happy when i saw the final pitch. so really happy. >> are you going to be watching the parade on tv, you're in california, so how excited are you to really watch this, and then that moment when the parade's supposed to -- or expected to pass by the finish line? >> it will be emotional, but it'll be really cool. >> now, you got to throw out a pitch for the boston red sox game when they came to san francisco to play with the giants. what was that like? >> that was really cool. it's a pretty cool experience, to go out on the field and see the whole park, and throw out the first pitch. it's really cool. >> katherine, what does it mean to yo

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he then approached hearn doe, and he shot him, point blank, multiple times on the chest evil then goton the escalator. >> defendant began walking away from the tsa officer and coming down the escalator to return and shoot the wounded officer again. >> at the top of the escalator is the security checkpoint. at some point he wounded two additional officers and one passenger. this is the other side of the security checkpoint from here. the gunman made his way deep into terminal three. cell phone video captured the chaos as he neared the passenger gates. >> people were running people knocked down. >> we're speeding up the video as you see the path, making his way to the gates area. >> seasonsy had a host of -- enough to kill everybody in the terminal. it ended right here, when los angeles airport police shot the gunman. a handwritten note was found on him. >> we found a statement, where he made a conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. >> and he wanted instill fear to the tradersless mind. >> the tsa is also asking, how in the post 9/11 era did a gupman make it this close to th

i'm jody hearn, nbc bay area news. >> back in 2003, there were 1,500 hate crime, meaning in the last ten years, the rate dropped 34.6%. next year, there will be a category of hate crimes called gender nonconforming, adding under the gender hate crime heading. that definition fits into what happened to sasha fleischmann. the change was required by the fbi. around 8:15 this morning he hit his head on the sand on the shore. people are being warned to stay out of the water tomorrow. >> you should expect not to be too close to the water's edge. >> a high surf advisory is also set to take effect. >> get ready to say goodbye to a peninsula institution. joe's of west lake in daily city is being sold. the biers are familiar with the restaurant business. they've opened and operated original joes? n san francisco for decades. and their two farmer faems were partners in the marina district. but still, the change is leaving many joes of west lake fans nostalgic for the restaurant that's been around since 1956. >>'m very sad. it has a great character. i feel like it's going to be cold and modern a

. >> you'll remember young erin hearn is making a remarkable recovery from a terror attack that shoot the nation in april. to see him now you might not even be able to tell the 7th grader was seriously injured in the bombing. >> in his room filled with memo peelia and trophy -- memorabilia, he is most proud of the high tops he designed. >> i made them the boston strong colors and had the initials for the people that died. >> the 12-year-old survived boston marathon. >> i blacked out, and noticed everyone screaming. >> aaron was at the end of the race. he was just feet from a boy who was killed and aaron suffered serious leg injuries. >> muscle damage pretty much everywhere down to the bone but the bone was fine. >> we sat down with him and his parents and sister today. they're amazing by how this athletic man recovered. he was back on the mound. >> they started the last guy and he let off the next time, lead off hitter. >> and then i think it was 2-2 -- it was 3-2, then he hit a home run. >> since the bombing, he's won trophies in swimming and football. aaron is humble. >> kathryn was

nbc bay area's jody hearn december iin oakland this eving. it's an aive scen with the schoniting tonight. >> reporter: that's righ raj. more tn 100 people just of the corner of carthur and park to march along the ac transit route where that attk took place. that route has now been called rainbow ro for the number of rainbow ribns that have been put up tre. among the marchers are clasates and staff of t not what their schl stands s for. >> working together, we're coming together and representing a beautiful communy. >> reporter: students at oakland hi school spent theirunch hour making signs for sasha. the 18-year-old agender teenager sentn firen anac trait bus last week. oakld high is the school the suspect, 16-year-old richard thomas, attends. his classmates, like sasha's, are shaken. >> students are upset becau the behavior of one student is noteflective of the whole student bod >> reporr: amy wilder, the school's gay/straight alliance adviser said the incident has and for the entire studentody. which she says embraces tolerance. >>f there'

. >> did you think by what jack said to you, what jack said to the heckler he knew who the hearn was?ay i told you to not come back here again why would he tell him to not come back again? >> at what point do you think you recognized him as lee harvey oswald? >> not until five days later when i had seen his face enough on television. the only other time i had seen him was when jack sot him. >> i was one of the first people he said i don't know what they are doing to me. all i know they are giving me a lot of tests and a lot of injections. i don't feel good. i can't eat. he says i feel like i am gonna die. >> did he say anything about cuba? >> one of the last visits i made to jack this was after he was getting all of the tests and jinxes he said to me wally, now they are going to find out about everything. they are going to find out about my trips to cuba and new orleans and find out about the guns. they are going to find out about everything. >> wally says as you heard that ruby knew oswald. others insist ruby didn't know oswald. eva grant is jack ruby's sister. during world war ii he

bob, you hearne pern, he had to during the flames jump out of the second story building. >> reporter: yes. spoke with that gentleman, a n, his brother-inaw, his sister and niece. an infant that lived in this unit. the way he described it tos when this fire staed just before 3:00 this morning, his sister and his niece, his sister took his niece out of the buding by craing down the stairs. that's how heavy the smoke was. by the te he got to the door to get out him and his brother-in-lawhey couldn't get through the smoke so they had to, no choic but jumput of e second floor window. when he turned around it was smoke. the nex moment there were flames so he me t decision to jump out. he had mor cuts buts okay. the niece, the infant, had to be checked for smoke inhalation. she is doi okay right now. yove got 15 people from three units nowho are meeting with thred cross tryg to find another ple to live because the thr units are uninhatable. an apartment excuse me a kitchen fire, it sead up to the two units above. two units are heavily involved the way hayward fire described it. and a third u

how -- in hearn. how does one write a book about someone who won't spend, you know, countless amount of hours, dreaming, thinking and obsessing with that person and actually never met her before she died? and then, so how's that relationship, and how because -- how does that inform your writing? >> el, i think i always -- well, i think i always thought i would meet madam nhu, and when i started this book and finally started talking to her, we would set up these really elaborate meeting plans. again, all on her terms. i know this church on the corner, and it's dark, there's a park, it's really discreet, all these kind of cloak and dagger things. and you would ask me to bring my children, and i did sort of thinking, oh, that would make me seem sweet and naive and i wasn't going to hurt her because i really was just curious. but she stood me up at each of these things, and i -- she always said, you know, i'm really sorry, you know, there was always a reason. and really i had no power in this relationship

again, if you want to hearns the number is 1-888-5-helps-u. and money is the most efficient way to help the people there, if you want to help call 1-888- 5-helps-u. >> we have a lot of volunteers. we have folks here from the giants. we have people here from a number of filipino-american community groups who are showing up here and all the phones with busy. we even have a couple of raiderettes. call 1-888-5-helps- u. and, of course, vern glenn is here, as well. we'll get to him in just a minute. [ laughter ] >> liz, back to you. >> thank you, ken and wendy. >>> topping the news, we all thought the bart strike saga was over but breaking news tonight. a glitch in the contract could lead to the bart board voting against it. our linda yee with the major mistake that sparked an emergency bart board meeting tomorrow. linda. >> reporter: well, liz, a bart director we talked to confirmed, a big mistake was made in the final contract agreement and it could threaten the bart board from approving it. the problem we're told centers around the language invo

walker, she hobbled in too poor to retire, works full time at wal-mart outside dallas, non unionized, hearnsbefore taxes about $1,800 a month. does have health insurance through wal-mart but they take options. is encouraged by the company to spend $300 a month buying walmart stock which is useless to her. she will never retire anyway. there buying their stock. i said of what do you eat? she said i am supposed to eat healthy food because i have diabetes but i eat tv dinners from wal-mart and often can't afford it so i go to bed hungry. she was too sixth to take a bus to work and to know how to drive so had to pay her neighbor gas money to drive her to work at walmart. to me that is near poverty. people who according to walmart are doing okay because they're a couple dollars an hour above minimum wage but no way are they doing okay. they don't have any economic security and there are millions of workers all over this country but especially in the south because a lot of the poverty is concentrated in places like texas all over the country workers in that kind of situation. one of the things i t

. >> i haven't hearn any trepidation or concern for running in this race. >> you're not going to be running in the middle of the road to avoid the crowds? >> no way. >> only if that's the most direct route. >> reporter: they're sharing information they hope will make sunday's race incident-free. for "cbs this morning saturday," i'm jim axelrod in new york. >> as the obama administration struggles to get the affordable care act website running there's a growing number. just how many have signed up for obama care so far. jeff pegues is at the white house with more on that. good morning. >> good morning, anthony. the white house was peppered with questions about the enrollment numbers on friday. and they're threatening to s&p records if he doesn't get the information he wants. the obama administration is refusing to enlist the enrollment numbers for now. press secretary jay carney says they want to make sure they add up. >> in this case because the data is coming in from so many different places you need to verify it and make sure that it reflects what's actually happening, and we will do that

. >> i haven't hearn any trepidation or concern for running in this race. >> you're not going to be running in the middle of the road to avoid the crowds? >> no way. >> only if that's the most direct route. >> reporter: they're sharing information they hope will make sunday's race incident-free. for "cbs this morning saturday," i'm jim axelrod in new york. >> as the obama administration struggles to get the affordable care act website running there's a growing number. just how many have signed up for obama care so far. jeff pegues is at the white house with more on that. good morning. >> good morning, anthony. the white house was peppered with questions about the enrollment numbers on friday. and they're threatening to s&p records if he doesn't get the information he wants. the obama administration is refusing to enlist the enrollment numbers for now. press secretary jay carney says they want to make sure they add up. >> in this case because the data is coming in from so many different places you need to verify it and make sure that it reflects what's actually happening, and we will do that