and jeng inches.ng the former oregon duck as runningback. >> we have players with speed and over all you can make that statement. they have been fast and that is just one piece of the component. >> and adession of runningback jacobs. and of course, starter frank gore. teams all-time leading rusher and pro bowler is gearing up for the competition. >> i train hard. i feel as long as you train you will be fine in the sports. i went home and trained hard and had a pretty good time training with them. as long as you train you should be fine. >> spoiler aolympic medalist. if you don't want to know turn away when the muc ends . -music ends . thanks for reading the app for that. two-year eight million deal with karl landry . i don't know about you, i am ready for the football. >> we have a lot of apps for that there. thanks for joining us for this edition of abc news. i am larry beil. >> and i am cheryl jennings. for all of us here thanks for watch we'll see you at 9:00 closed captioning services, inc. this i

. >>> good evening, i'm cheryl jeng autos i'm dan ashley.chool principal is criminally charged tonight for not calling authorities about a possible case of child sex abuse. >> this is a shocking twist and a heart breaking story. parents of an 8-year-old girl went to the principal to report what they expected was sexual molestation by law, the principal is required to report it to cps or the district attorney by not doing so, critical evidence against the teacher may have been destroyed. david? >> as indicated an 8-year-old girl's parents did go to the principal expecting there may have been inappropriate conduct between a teacher and their daughter. by law, the teacher is required to turn this information over to the district attorney office or to the child protective services and in the process may have caused evidence to be destroyed. >> this is just inconceiveable to me an act of child abuse is being reported to her. >> it happened last october in a class taught by craig chandler. he was arrested in january after another victim's family r

jeng bin hooks had a right. the family he says remains the main stay of the black community. over looked, end of quote. any policy that lifts up and honors the family is going to be good for the country and that must be our goal. as president, i will promote strong families and i will defend traditional marriage. [ applause ] now, as you also may have heard from my opponent, i believe in the free enterprise system. i've never heard anyone say, there is too much free enterprise around here, too many jobs, too many people putting money in the bank. what you hear, of course, is how do we bring in jobs? how do we make good, honest employers want to move in, stay in, and with the state that the skmee economy is in today, we're asking that question more and more. free enterprise is still the greatest force for upward mobility, economic security, and expansion of the middle class. we've seen in recent years what it's like to have less free enterprise. as president, i'll show the good things that can happen when we have more business activity, more jobs, more opportunity, more payche

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