jeremy was taught the word of wisdom. jeremy was a star athlete. jeremy took care of himself.hat changed, i'm not exactly sure. i think kids think that they're never going to be the one that dies. >> in a town with little alcohol use, pills were what was available, and what started as youthful experimentation grew into something much worse. >> he was defiant to authority. he became belligerent. and we could see through into those dimples and those beautiful eyes that, where's our boy, you know? >> after high school, jeremy came to work in the family business, and the problem became harder to ignore. >> this is the shop where we worked. jeremy worked with us. this is where all of the stuff takes place as far as our farm equipment restoration. >> and so, when jeremy was under the influence, how dangerous was this work for him? >> it's something that you can't take the risk. there's just so many ways a person could get hurt. >> ryan tried to get help for jeremy through treatment programs, but as things got worse, he had to make a hard choice. >> if he is using, then he's a danger

jeremy is currently held in the security housing unit for yet another violent attack. >> there was a man off a level three for beating up a child molester. the story was the child molester was going to get stabbed the next day and he let the child molester off easy by beating him up. so i was sent to stab him. so we went out to the outside concrete yard, and i had a six-inch knife brought out there through the security and all that. we knew how to get past the cop security, and i stabbed him multiple times, and he died within five minutes. that's why i'm here in the shu, so -- for murder. >> how are you getting the knives around? >> it's easy. anybody who's got a sewing needle can make a knife. a sewing needle is made out of stainless steel. and stainless steel will cut this metal that they use. so over a period of time, you can shape a knife out of your toilet as long as the cops don't find the pattern cut in your toilet. there's many things you can do to make weapons back here. it's not that hard. usually we got them out when we did haircuts because they haircut they pull us out of

may: jeremy, you've only got two feet.brake in order to get onto the throttle, which you have to do, it rolls backwards. may: you're about eight inches. try using the hand brake like you would in, oh, i don't know, a car. hammond: the twists and turns of the alpine course were waiting for us, and, eventually, we got our trucks lined up on the start line. uh... get in gear, come on! no. no... yes. clarkson: it's a drag race between me and captain slow! come on, magnum! oh, god. plainly, in the heat of battle, james and jeremy had completely forgotten about their delicate cargos. clarkson's got the inside line. oh, it's getting a bit narrow here. slow! oh, lord. [ crash ] yes, i've got slow. hammond: after my poor start, i, too, had little concern for my precious load. [ thud ] it sounds like a charging rhino running up and down the trailer in behind me. clarkson: back at the front, slow was refusing to give in. oh, that's close! whoa-hoh-hoh! i'm going to take him here. i've got a plan. i can't -- i can' turn in that. ah, y

he is in the middle of a board of supervisor meeting and so he sent jeremy here, and this is a poe ten sal action item. so what that means is, we will be hearing presentations from jeremy pollock and also hear the comments from staff and it is a chance for you to have the questions answered. when we talked about this in the policy committee, there was a lot of questions that we didn't know the answers to, and so now we are grateful that jeremy is here to answer them as well as other speakers, if at the end of the discussion, it is really up to you, as to what action you would like to take, it could simply be, forwarding the minutes of the discussion which is an indication of your questions and your input and it could be something more formal than that, so it is open in the way that it is in the agenda right now. >> with that i will open it up to jeremy. >> thank you, for the record, legislative aid to john avalos. and yes, the order before you is, it is up in sort of a novel approach to the climate change that we are excited to push forward and it is the idea of putting the information

jeremy feels like an outcast. >> jeremy is the model inmate. he's very quiet.ever gets into trouble. he's generally in his cell and if he does come out of his cell he comes and he sits quietly. >> i don't consider anybody in here friends. i'd rather be in here than out there with some of those people sometimes because there's a lot of negative energy out there. there's not very many people to talk to me in here because i'm gay. >> merithew says he encounters too many attitudes. like that of ruben flores. >> if you want to be homosexual, that's good. that's your problem. it's your business. i'm going to tell you that god don't like homosexuals, that that's something against nature. if you want to do it, that's on you. but it's not right. >> if the inmates in his unit are not always welcoming of homosexuals, merithew has another strike against him. he is hiv positive. not only that, his condition is what led to his high-profile arrest. >> do most people here know who you're here for? >> yes. because it was on the news and of course -- but actually, they don't rea

creating a void overtop with jeremy maclin.k foles delivers a perfect throw and eagles take an early seven to nothing lead over texans on

jeremy macland again, 52-yard gain. they close out the drive, look at this beautiful pass for jor thank matthews. the eagles are up 14-7 and chip is loving it. the eagles have a three-point lead at the half, third quarter, eagles get the running game going. la shawn mccoy passes for second place in eagle history on the game. and chris polk finishes off the drive with an eight-yard touchdown. the eagles are up ten and the defense is after it. riley fitzpatrick intercepts the ball here. he fumbles it right back because that's where he tears his achilles. he tore it in the same spot he did four years ago when playing for the texans. that's tough for domico. sanchez was under center, chris polk gets the first down for the eagles and that's pretty much going to be it. sanchez and jeremy macland, they ice it coming up right here. eight-minute drive, longest during the chip kelly era. the eagles win it and the birds are going to be hurting with domico out for the season. >> everybody knows it, what domico means to this team. h

bravely, jeremy dismounted... all right, james, back it up! started issuing orders. [ hammond whimpers ] that is sinking badly. put your blade down, james, because that's just gone through again. may: when the combine finally moved, we could see the scale of the peril. hammond: oh-hoh! oh! clarkson: that's 300 meters deep. i mean, it's just -- it's just water. clarkson: however, unlike the snowplow people at heathrow airport, we decided not to just give up. do you know how many flights were canceled in heathrow last year because of the weather? 3,700. do you know how many flights were canceled at oslo because of the weather? 2,000? two, two. heathrow, 3,700. 'cause we had one bit of snow. clarkson: and as we were proving, all that misery was completely unnecessary. there really is no excuse. heathrow, b-a-a, if you're watching this, you're pathetic. and if anybody in a meeting says, "oh, well, the reason why it was shut is," sack him. there is no reason why it was shut, because it isn't difficult to clear a runway. it just isn't. my rant was i

now of course we now jeremy bell is certainly not alone. senator manchin pointed out already this year over 410 teachers and other school employees have been arrested across america for sexual assaults or misconduct with children. 410, that's more than one per day. let's be clear, these are the people about whom we know enough and have enough credible evidence to actually have an arrest. how many more are out there but the prosecutors aren't confident yet that they can make the case? in contrast to the 410 that have happened so far this year, back in april when senator manchin and i first came to the floor and asked the senate to pass our bipartisan bill, at the time the number of teachers arrested was only 130. and the time we've waited we've gone from 130 teachers and other school employees arrested for sexual misconduct with children to now over 410. how much bigger does this number have to get before the senate decides this is something we should address? every one of these 410 stories represents a horrendous tragedy. one as a child who

you just got off the phone with jeremy newberry. what did he tell you? >> we were talking, i mean, this is ubprecedented for the -- unprecedentedprecedented for the nfl to be investigated like this. talking to jeremy newberry, i tell you what, i have known him for 20 years, he is a stand up guy, and he is a high profile plaintiff but he wanted to make it clear, he is not in it to get a check. he would not be getting involved if he wasn't promised that they were going to do something to change the way drugs are administered to players, not only now but going way off into the future because he is now a player agent and he has a responsible to young players to make sure their long term health is not at risk and now he has stage three kidney failure. i remember talking to him during the pre-game show and he said in one nfl game he sustained a any injury and to get -- knee injury and to get him on the field he took 7 vicodin and that includes a shot that is a pain killer. i think anybody with medical history can tell you how serious that drug intake would be

carol lee, jeremy peters and al hunt still with us.rsation, political contributor and editor of "the fix" at "the washington post," chris. >> there's a guy who bought -- so when jeff bought "the boapos he came to the newsroom and said that the newspaper experience has been -- you can't read the newspaper. nobody reads. you read one little thing. this is an attempt on the kindle to find things you're not looking for. it looks good, right? >> it looks pretty. it looks real pretty. anyway, president obama today is going to announce executive action. >> to shield as many as 5 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. president says the move comes after a failure of congress to approve a comprehensive reform bill. >> what i'm going to be laying out is things that i can do with my lawful authority as president to make the system work better even as i continue to work with congress and encourage them to get a bipartisan comprehensive bill that can solve the entire problem. >> reportedly about 4 million people who have lived on u.s. so

jeremy signed a within year deal in february and riley said he was joking but jeremy didn't see the humorit. >> that was in the a very smart thing for cooper to say. >> is it true? >> no. >> the eagles tea fence will have their hands full on thursday dealing with dimarco murray, the focal point of the cowboys offense, leads league in rushing and started off season rushing for over hundred yards and eight straight games, braking hall have of famer jim brown's record. >> he is a downhill runner. you have to get down on the ground. you have to get him to the ground because, man likes to break tackles. he is a good back. i think, go in there and shut that running game down. >> flyers with the day off after losing to the islander last night. they will take on the red wings in detroit tomorrow night. orange and black are one-four sun in the last six games. >>> sixth are meanwhile have the night off, back in action tomorrow with the net. last night they lost to portland to make it zero and 14 for the season f they lose tomorrow that will tie team record for most loss toes start a you tell us wha

jeremy let's get to you.put up the list of the things you'd love to see on your holiday wish list that would give us dow 20,000 in 2015. [laughter] we took a little poetic license and made you an elf. gdp growth of 12 percent. we got it today. qe3 percent. low inflation. we have that. cheap gas prices. we have that. improving job market. we have that. labor participation, we're getting there. have you added anything to this list? >> no. i think that's a good list. and i think if those materialize, we could cross 20,000. now, of course, something could happen isn't saying it will happen. markets can go any which way. anything can hit them. but i think a combination of those circumstances you read off, we can get growth, sustained above 3 percent, which is what we had before the crisis, getting it back there. if we can get more people, joining the labor force -- i worry about, we're getting great job growth. 200,000 a month, but it's using up the available pool. that's why the unemployment rate is going down so

. >> jeremy maclin and lesean mccoy are following sanchez's career and they feel he is primed to have more success in philadelphia than he had in new york. >> there is not as much pressure to do everything. he always had a pretty good running game. >> the most important thing is to eliminate the mistakes that happened then and i think coach kelly will put me in a good position. >> he is in position to put this team in the playoffs. and what happened in the past is in the past. >> for more on sanchez we turn to espn analyst, ron jaworsky, why are eagles fans so excited for the backup to get into the game. >> have no idea, why the fans

. >> reporter: but what they failed to tell him even though jeremy's in network surgeon works out ofs facility, the hospital itself is actually out of the network. so while in recovery, the young dad got a bill for more than $20,000 for a procedure that could have been covered if only it had been done somewhere else. sutter's response? >> she said you didn't think to ask if the hospital would be in network too? it seemed like a weird game i didn't know the rules for. >> reporter: but a patient advocate says it's a game patients must be prepared to play. >> when you go to the hospital when you have a medical procedure you need to play defense. >> reporter: no matter what the hospital or doctor tells you, nowadays it's up to the patients to confirm directly with the insurer that everything, from the hospital to the procedure, lab tests, even anesthesia, is covered by their plan. >> consumers shouldn't need to ask that but in our universe the way the game is played, you have to ask everything. >> reporter: adler says that includes price checking the procedure. for instance, the comparis

jeremy, thanks very much for joining us. give me your quick reaction to what we just heard from john mccain. because you know one of the complaints about not just the defense department but the state department, cia and congress department that the white house micromanages everything. they really can't make decisions on their own and it's so frustrating to those various agencies, departments of the u.s. government. >> well, wolf, hagel is really a class act and you saw from his statement and the white house earlier, he's a patriot and i think the president wanted new leadership there and instead of waiting for the back and forth and the discussion over the weeks decided to do what i think is the honorable thing is to step aside and why? the secretary of defense is three big jobs. the first is to oversee the personnel and readiness of the troops. the second is to oversee the budget of that some $600 billion a year in defense spending. the third is where i think the president needed new leadership on is to oversee strategy and

jeremy maclin at the other end this is the way to start out hot and beautiful.ook at maclin run by everyone. beautiful play. one problem nick foles has had this season is interceptions. seven his last four games. and later in that quarter nick was hit by jj watt picked up by ajboya and he weaved his way all the way down some set poor effort by the offense to make the tackle. >> first quarter nick under pressure gets sacked and he lands right on his left shoulder. not good. towed leave the game with an injured clavicle. in comes mark sanchez and on his first drive, what a throw. finds jordan matthews for the 7-yard score and the birds regain the lead right there. >> but the texans responded. ryan fitzpatrick connects with arian foster down the side line. he's gone for 56 yards to the house. game tied up again. go to the third quarter, birds up by three. chris polk goes up the middle with power. eagles takes a 10-point lead. >> fourth quarter texans deep eagles territory fitzpatrick picked off by dee me company ryans he fumbles and he's hurt on the play. some of t

shady mccoy, 12 carries for 19 yards, jeremy maclin, three catches for 38 yards. but the young fella, the rookie from vanderbilt, jordan matthews shown tonight. sanchez seemed to have a connection with him preseason. seven quarters with sanchez this year, nine receptions, 173 yards the average, monstrous, 19-2. looks like he's got a feel for him with those crossing patterns. >> it was great seeing the young fella get out there and do his thing, working the middle, big tart over the middle. and he can take those big shots and, you know, great hands, a great throw by sanchez on the sidelines over there. great to see him get off to a great start. sanchez did a great job in the pocket, moving his feet and stepping up and delivering the ball to jordan matthews. >> here's his cross. right there. late picking him up there. >> i don't know which one it was looking at it. >> their defense, i don't know what to think, whether the eagles were so sharp or carolina just wasn't there tonight. >> a little bit of both. >> right. matthews, seven catches and celek gets involved. bu

dave, jeremy maclin, i know he's -- he was a good receiver.y gosh, the last two weeks i mean what seems to have happened to him? >>> all eight games he's on pace or 90 games, 1600 yards. 16 touchdowns. remarkable first half of the season getting down the field. he's a little bit wiser physical al little bit stronger got his body really strong with the injury last year. and he's come back with that explosiveness we wondered if he would have after a knee injury and being the number one target having this number called really responded to that and he kind of played in desean jackson's shadow a little bit with that deep ball. the underneath refer the red zone receiver now he's doing it all. >> i hate the cliche people fall into the trap of using, chip on your shoulder. he doesn't have a chip on his shoulder but he obviously did want to prove to people that he was a good receiver. you think that's part of it? >>> that's part it absolutely owes on a one year crack. this offense is a great offense for him and he's a very good football player. you thi

. >> thank you okay opening inform those in support of the project janet and steven and jeremy. >> goodfternoon, commissioners. my name is janet bourgeoisie i've lived in neighborhoods for 16 years and i approve of that project it will champions the neighborhood to no end thank you very much >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm steven i have lived in the lower hate for 10 years i'm a resident at the corner of page and fillmore street district across is in the proposed building site and i have followed the plans i've attended a community meeting i was allowed to review the written plans of the proposed building and read articles on the lower hate blog following the project and seeing the changes it very much fits with the neighborhood that will be an excellent edition to page street i know the project sponsor as a member of the community and who has raised a family and very concerned with preserving the character of the neighborhood thank you. >> thank you hi jeremy i live two blocks away from this project i'm excited to see not a vacant lot but from the looks at of it it i

especially in teheran. >> jeremy bowen there in vienna. our middle east editor. thank you very much, jeremy. let's go over to teheran. how is this being perceived in iran? >> reporter: iran has the same repetitive news reporting from vienna and they've heard a lot about the continuation of the talks. >> i think -- i don't know if you can still hear us, the picture has frozen. i'm not sure if he's actually still there. no, we have lost him. perhaps we'll be able to come back to him a little later in the program. we'll have more on this story anyway coming up in the next hour. >>> let's turn to other news. authorities here in the uk are outlining a new set of counterterrorism measures, including a ban on insurance companies reimbursing ransom payments. the bill will be outlined later by the home secretary teresa may. it reinforces britain's long-held position that there should be no ransom payments to terrorists. >>> china's anti-doping agency has disclosed that the world and olympic swimming champion sun yang was banned after failing a drugs test. he tested positi

mike barnacle and jeremy peters are still with us.ck. >> i watched college football all saturday. it's not quite as violent. they aren't quite at gladiatoral. that utah game. 14-0. >> look at this. >> beautiful pass. >> the speakers were thinking it was a done deal. >> the announcers were. he spikes the ball. here's the problem. he spikes the ball on the 1 yard line. you just don't want to do that. than guy that runs a 5-8-40 hobbles down the field. come on dude. >> yebs holocausted. >> oregon ends up winning. a couple of extraordinary games. you were talking about the texas a&m. kids don't do this at home. in fact don't drop the ball hand it to the ref. >> hold on to it. >> not to make too much of it. they were 14-0. they may have beaten oregon. >> made all the difference. auburn texas a&m, >> two fumbles within the last two minutes. auburn loses the game. followed by the overtime alabama/lsu game. part of the magic, the difference in the viewer's mind my mind is the crowd is so much healthier at a college football game pi don't mean

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jeremy hill, sensational start. >> those are our fantasy studs for this week. "game on overtime" will be back right after this. we will talk and give you an update on the ra n >>> welcome back to "game on overtime." ravens-steelers, part two, still underway in pittsburgh. right now it is 42-23. pittsburgh's ben roethlisberger six touchdowns again. really? >> that's 12 in two weeks. >> just a couple of weeks ago we thought they were down and out. >> the game is still not over, either. the thing about roethlisberger, we thought he had no weapons. last year he and todd haley hate each other, worst offense ever. beginning of the year, a little slow, but antonio brown is turning into one of the best play makers. now he's got brown who again they had to make a decision, do we keep mike wallace, sanders, or brown. they kept the right guy. they've got le'veon bell, mar martavious as well. i guaranteed people he wouldn't throw another six touchdowns this week so what do i know? >> it's getting heated now. they're actually fighting on the field. we know how heated this

. >> reporter: jeremy was a pro bowl center playing for the 49ers for 11 years. he is now a football analyst here at kpix5. he and other players filed a lawsuit against the nfl earlier this year. they want the league to change how it hands out medicine to players. >> the fact they went into the locker room, what do you think that is as? >> well, there is a problem. stage three kidney failure because of the way they administered it. i would be surprised if they did not find what they were looking for. >> is if the paperwork is in ord. >> if there is any. >> yes. if it was, yes. if it was explained to the players. yes, a lot of times you get a handful of medicine, this hurts, that hurts you take it with whatever shot they give you at the time. >> reporter: no arrests made. not sure if infractions were found. jeremy tells us the dea is looking for sup port of the premise of the lawsuit that the teams use staffers to dole out medicine. trainers for example. they will do whatever it takes. >> all right, thank you, joe. >>> the teams came back to the bay area tonight.

jeremy maclin to me is one of my favorites.gone through here, to me he's the guy. i would like to see him break it. records are made to be broken. >> you got it, mike quick. right back after this. thank you, buddy. just like an interception, i bet you didn't see this one coming. up your game with a new fritos chili pizza. a large for $12 dollars. add a mega chocolate chip cookie for just $5 dollars more. better ingredients. better pizza. better football. papa john's. >>> for all of us here at nbc 10, i'm renee chenault-fattah. >> i'm jim rosenfield. the news continues with "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. see you tonight at 11:00. have a great evening. >>> on our broadcast tonight, the plunge. a shock of a system coming for upwards of 200 million americans very early on in the season. the weather phenomenon that's about to make it bracingly cold from north to south. >>> dead or alive, was the leader of isis hit by an air strike? tonight the latest from richard engel who reports from inside one of the most dangerous citie

nchtsds coming up, two-time oscar nominee jeremy winter.stay with us. ♪ >> in 1984, crack cocaine exploded on the streets of l.a. and other american series. join us for a series in 1996 linking that drug ban to the c.i.a. in nicaragua that says that our government turned a blind eye to the crack scene. jeremy winner is now in theaters. it's titled kill the messenger. first, a look at a scene from the movie. >> he was a thousand pounds heavier than i'll ever be. i couldn't fill the guy's suit. >> you need demand. >> no, i need supply. i was buying a hundred kilos a week. that was three $3 million a day. it was raining coke. >> allegedly. >> allegedly? >> i gave him $6 million a week. allegedly. >> that's impossible. >> is it? >> how do you sell that much cocaine on the street? >> i read that you made the comment that this was a film that you wanted to do to a film that you had to do.)g what made it a film that you had to do? >> well, first off, i think why i wanted to do it. i think, because, you know, in a selfish, sort of creative thing th

at 22 her son, jeremy, paid the ultimate sacrifice.e was killed by a suicide bomber in afghanistan four years ago. >> if i can be here with men that are serving, who can't be with their moms, i'm happy to do that. and it feels like jeremy's with me today. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: u.s. family health care, andriati's catering, jersey mike subs and 7 6ers were among the sponsors of the military mess hall style buffet. when this started ten years ago it was simply for homeless veterans. it's now grown in size and popularity to include active military members. some of them hundreds of miles away from their own families. >> that means a lot to us. we can't have our, you know, brothers, sisters, parents out here with us, so this is our family really. >> feels great. best day of the year. to give back, celebrate what our nation's about. >> happy thanksgiving. >> reporter: happy thanksgiving from the battleship new jersey, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> well, who can forget this story? the city of reading rededicating its so-called ch

corry's photo is being compared to jeremy meeks, it looks like they might be related though.r he was arrested on gang related gun charges. he is reporting that the hand some criminal was offered a modeling contract but talent agency he denied those reports. meeks was indicted on federal charges in july and being held in jail, with the bail. i one fur this new guy will get a contract. >> well, so he was upset that somebody dressed up like a "fox news" chapel reporter. >> apparently. >> and attack himy don't want to give him any publicity, you jerk. who do you think wins. >> i don't know. >> hot mug shot guys. >> who do you like better, mike. >> i will go with the original guy jeremy. >> i'm with the original guy too. >> this new guy has the messy look, dreads. >> yes. >> nice looking. >> yes. >> really. >> lets get back to finding this guy. >> alex from target is getting more and more famous by the minute. we told but a internet star yesterday. now he is responding why he is speaking out now about his overnight fame. >> i don't understand why doesn't target say what town this

. >> reporter: jeremy newberry was a pro bowl center who played for the 49ers for 11 years. he is now the football analyst here at kpix 5. jeremy and some other former nfl players filed a federal lawsuit against the nfl earlier this year. they want the league to change how it hands out medicine to players. >> the fact that they went into the locker room, what do you think that says? >> they know there is a problem. i am sitting here today with stage three kidney failure because of my medical records and the weigh they administered i would be surprised if they didn't find what they wanted looking into those locker room. >> reporter: which is to see if the paperwork -- >> if there is any paperwork. if there was. if it was explained to the player -- you have a handful of stuff you are taking that you don't know. you are taking it along with whatever kind of shot they are giving you at the time. >> reporter: joe vasques, kpix 5. >> dea said it was checking to see whether nfl clubs playing on the road were complying with federal laws. agents requested documentation from medical s

ecologist jeremy jackson is finding human impact on the world's oceans could be setting them on a path of drastic change that he calls the rise of slime. dr. jackson: if the world becomes a world of slime then there's not much room for people. narrator: these studies -- one on land, the other in water -- are showing just how delicate ecosystems are and what an important role biodiversity plays in their ability to endure. just over 15 miles from the heart of panama city, and steps away from the panama canal, lies soberania national park a 55,000-acre rainforest that is just one of the many rainforests around the world being studied by tropical biologist bill laurance. dr. bill laurance: the focus of our research is, essentially how do humans affect tropical rainforests? about 40 million acres of tropical forest are being destroyed every year. that's about 80 football fields a minute and as a consequence we are seeing vast landscapes being denuded of forests. we are also seeing the original rainforest being chopped up into isolated islands or parcels. and this might seem like an ironic p

sanchez to jeremy maclin. got it. second touchdown of the game.6-2 in first place. ducis rogers has more. >> a costly victory indeed on offense and defense. i spotted nick foles after the game with arm in a sling. more tests will be done tomorrow. adds for linebacker demeco ryans not only was he carted off the field had to be carted from the locker room to team bus you. >> never want to see anybody get hurt. demeco is a rock for us on defense. you know we don't -- i hope he's already. but, you know we'll see what happens. obviously guys have to step up. >> nick foles going down and how bad would you feel for him. >> i feel awful for nick, man, that's my guy. i mean from the time i've been here nick has been nothing but helpful for me and as a team folks are on ate mission and you have to go ahead and have mark back. >> quick to point out offense does not miss a beat with mark sanchez. the backup knows he always has to be ready. >> i felt like i was ready and prepared and of course you're nervous and played in the stadium before and this is first s

making more and more millionaires. >> how about jeremy maclin today.ame monday night against carolina at the linc they can extend the first place league. dallas cowboys without tony romo because of two broken bones in his back. that helps eagles get back to first. arizona takes advantage in the fourth. andre ellington helps eagles this week. cowboys lose second straight 28-17, how about arizona 7-1. that's best record in nfl. here's look at the nfc east. eagles back insole position first place and playing dallas over final weeks of the regular season. to say nascar is fight to the finish it's under statement. another fight breaks out today in texas. look at this. brad questions lou ski gets into another fight with jeff gordon after the race. kezloski has a bruised face. two races to go. looks likes they want to win down there. >> think so. >> thank you. >> hen house square if philadelphia had a halloween look for souxt border today. dancing skeletons filled the area for the day of the dead festival this festival celebrated november 1 in mexico honors d

jeremy was pinned against a sign. another woman in the silver suv was also killed. she was a nurse at a local hospital. >> just say a pray for everybody that was involved in this incident. it's a huge tragedy. just pictures, alone, don't tell everything, but what the pictures do tell, is the amount of hurt and grief and pain everybody is going through at this point in time. >> reporter: the truck driver, steven bernier, was arrested. police say he was asleep and also speeding. he drove trucks for cugel's recycling at this plant in berks county. we wanted to know how long he's been driving and his safety record and whether the company had a policy on sleep hours or tired drivers. the company did not return our calls or e-mails. we made the first phone call to the company around 11:00 this morning. i just got off the phone with the district attorney in berks county. he told me the suspect is held on a half million dollar bail here at the local jail and that surveillance video from the dunkin' donuts showing the entire crash may not be released because it's now part of

jeremy peters wanted to talk about florida.americans for prosperity funned in large part by the koch brothers focused on florida to try to replicate in 2014 what the obama team was able to do in 2012 in getting out the vote. tell us about it. >> that's absolutely right. we tend to think as the koch brothers bankrupting negative ads. one of their most effective tactics in this midterm election was to go on the ground and build these operations in states like north carolina and florida. florida wallas key because whate koch brother operatives were saying they were doing all along is seeding the ground for 2016. now, there will be a scramble between now and two years from now to see would cho can bit of most robust get out the vote effort. right now, they do have a leg up. that was intentional. >> over in wisconsin, republican governor scott walker defeated democrat mary burke. the fourth victory for the possible 2016 candidate who beat back a recall challenge in 2012. >> we're excited about the next four years. we're excited abou

nick to jeremy, had huge day, but here is the mr. of the back foot being pressured, tackling drill doesn't exactly work here guys. >> not at all. >> and a pick turns into a pick six. and it is seven-seven, and you think well nick up and down day, but didn't think it was pretty much done. but you talk about names in sports, linebackers name merciless, that's what he was going to be with nick foles. got him in the back, end of the first quarter, drove them down, that collarbone, looks like four weeks. maybe four to six weeks. and. >> brought in mark sanchez, started, back up to steve. >> gentlemen, general steve, indeed. >> absolutely. >> but 'd great pro season. >> great pre-season. >> and he came prepared. >> easy to slide into it. mark sanchez, little more mobile. he came in, he sort of hit the grounds running. i mean, there are some passes would you like to have back. >> sure. >> the first play you figure will ease him in. right? >> goes deep. i was hollering when i that you. >> deep to jeremy, 52 yards down to the six. welcome to

but jeremy, you got involved for this reason.ed warriors was really brn of t born of the iraq war. >> yeah. we started 11 years ago right after 9/11. began hearing the reports of casualties coming back and a group of our founders really wanted to firsthand get involved and started packing backpacks and went down to walter reed at the time and dropped hose batho backpacks off to the newly returned wounded. and before they could get back to their home in roanoke, virginia, they had a call for more backpacks unfortunately. and from there, we've now grown to as you mentioned, we serve over 60,000 wounded warriors. >> how was it being done prior? obviously our wounded vets were being looked after, but how in. >> there weren't really as many wounded vets. we were this peace time before 9/11. >> that's true. >> so the system wasn't in place because it wasn't necessary. >> is that what happened, all the influx of iraq and afghanistan veterans coming in? >> definitely coming out of the woodwork. and now you have persian gulf veterans and

defense, we talked about desean, but jeremy started to open it up. you saw this in the run game later. that safety then come in the box. as he beats cornerback for tough down, 59 yards, #-nothing, that's the doctor jeckle nick pulls. then we see the mr. hyde here, just getting pressured, goes off the back foot, throws the pick it, six, not the world's greatest interception tackle here either. >> that book foot throwing, has gotten him in trouble so many times. >> it has. try to throw over the middle. hard to get juice on that, texans tie the game at seven. hereof course nick foles goes, linebacker, merciless. >> how about it? >> and unfortunately, this mr. hyde part with the interception, now the injury. he comes from the back, nothing nick -- had problems with the shoulder anyway, but the collarbone obviously gave out. and you lose your starting quarterback for probably four weeks. >> mark sanchez came in. nice pre-season, did a nice job. >> summer of 2012, chip says, well, easy in, i'm chip kelly, i don't do. that will throw the fastball. fifty-two

. >> reporter: the family of 23-year-old jeremy augustine saw the devastating pictures from the crash site, but for hours, held out hope. underneath the crushed metal and the weight of an 18 wheeler, jeremy was trapped at the bottom of the pile. he died here. his car one of the first to be blind sided by this massive truck. >> and when he didn't pick up, i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: his brother, mark, says jeremy drove his route every single day to work. the 23-year-old amaes high school grad was a military veteran, married his high school sweetheart and set his sights on the army. >> when he did, that's when he knew he wanted to go to the army and signed up right out of high school. >> reporter: after serving in germany, he got a job for a security company in reading. wednesday on his way to work, police say a truck driver asleep at the wheel smashed into his car and others. another woman in silver suv was also killed. she was a nurse at a local hospital. >> just say a prayer for everybody that was involved in this incident. it's a huge tragedy. just pictures, alone, don'

kpix 5 football analyst and former 49er center jeremy new better which is one of 1300 former nfl players suing the league alleging a culture of drug misuse. >> i would be surprised if they didn't find what they were looking for. >> reporter: which is to see if the paperwork -- if there is any? >> if there was, it was explained to the player are you -- a lot of times you got a handful of stuff you don't know what you are taking. >> reporter: dea inspectors visited two other visiting teams sunday. tampa bay buccaneers after their game in washington and the seattle seahawks in kansas city. frank, as far as we know, there have been no arrests. >> we know the team flew back to the bay area late last night. what did team officials say, if anything, about that surprise inspection? >> reporter: they downplayed it. told us they would not be answering any questions. they said the san francisco 49ers organization was asked to participate in a random inspection. the staff complied and the team departed the stadium as scheduled. ryan that kayo, kpix 5. >>> a woman's death is being investigated as a h

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jeremy langford takes it in. michigan state up 16-7. third quarter the pass gets picked off. that is a 22 yard return. michigan state on top of maryland 30-7. that game is in the fourth quarter. >> the blue devils hosting the virginia tech hokies. after duke fumbled on the kick-off, they are in business. that's a 15 yard hook-up there. virginia tech scores all of their points on turnovers. they-up set duke 17-16. high school football playoffs. third play of the ball game. this, just one of five touchdowns in the game. 55 yard score. they stay undefeated with a 39-12 win. howard beat central connecticut today 28-25. navy beat georgia southern 52-19. big day for the redskins tomorrow. >> that's our news for t >>> last week republicans won in a decisive election. this evening, that drink took place.

this country that goes beyond a backyard court in an effort to promote the sport here this december jeremy and his teammates will be demonstrating this sport at skill kant in last and off they guessed it will be the sports first ever major tournament yvette here in the united states >> reporter: jeremy and his teammates encourage anyone who would like to try to learn the game more about the sport to look them up on face book under sepak takraw usa pliers group >> reporter: time a 715 it is raining on the saturday morning. retracting in a storm track for. >> reporter: does look like some rating for much of the bay area. it looks like a break in the santa rosa area. we do have heavier rain if you coming down the freeway toward the berkeley. across the bay bridge you will need your windshield wipers. is pushing into doubling in its " reach livermore but it should taper off into the early afternoon. but not single whole lot of snow with this system temperature in the top whole area is in the '30's. tahoe area. >> reporter: into the 9:00 hours scud-b wet conditions in the east bay and lower pen

how about this, jeremy more with the wrister. that saves the rebound. the price is right. it is the play of the day. >> he makes a lay up, a free throw and buries a half-court a 2013 f 150 truck. just kept hitting the shots like it was money. finally, the time of the football game for saturday, afternoon game has been changed to 7 p.m.. one of the greatest, oldest foot all rivalries in high school in the nation. in fact, one year parade magazine said it was the greatest rivalry in high school sports. >> breaking out of montgomery county. scene of a serious crash in the northbound lanes. two people have been injured, they do not appear to have serious injuries. we will have more later. day. the end of a cloudy >> it rained probably about 30 minutes getting to that area. why don't we check out our doppler radar? the little patches of rain locally. you can see how these are over the metro area. there's a lot more rain working up this cold front. the areas are free and will be later tonight, into tomorrow morning. we will see the numbers continue to rise tomorrow and drop over

jeremy held up three fingers, three of his fingers are covered with world series ring. form >> messy beaches, it never gets old. i love it. >> ryan vogelsong compared this parade to the one that he rode in two years ago. >> a parade is a parade, is a parade, but this one is great, i thought the last one was awesome, but this one seems even better. >> and pablo sandoval used by, i climbed up to tell him that so many fans were chanting stay, stay, stay. >> i love my fans, i love my teammates, and my peers. i want to be here, man, every two years. >> hey, i don't know if we have an inclusive here, but between bob rid dell's interview and him telling me he wants to be here every two years, you know what he's saying, and the giants want to keep him, it sounds like a match made in heaven, what a day in san francisco. nbc bay area news. >> if you have $100 million, we can do the deal right now. terry having some fun out there, i loved sergio romero's shirt. i mised that. in baseball parades, there are no rainouts t weather didn't stop the thousands of fans from lining market s

jeremy siegel predicted it would end the year at that level.icking to his guns. >>> and later, the l.a. autoshow starts tomorrow. the bentley is starting the party early. the company rolling out a bit of a surprise. we're going to talk luxury cars and check out the company's new convertible in just a couple of minutes when "squawk box" returns. e financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise ♪ >>> this time of year you've got to believe the market usually rallies into the year end. but complacency have many thinks that santa claus may have already come to wall street this year. the s&p has moved less than .1% for five consecutive sessions. the last time that happened was 1969 in january. what else was happening around that time? the new york jets had had just won the super bowl. >> that long ago? >> and as someone paid a plane to fly over the stadium that said jets have been rebuilding since 1969. and, you know, the point was well taken. anyway, despite the lack of big swings lately, jeremy siegel still believes we're going to