jerome. - he called daddy. [ sniffles ] - jerome's kwasi's brother? - no. - my brother. hanna, did your dad say what he was trying to help your uncle about? no. he just said he'll be back. where are we going to find your brother, mrs. torrence? i don't know. i haven't been able to reach him in two days. hey. what do you got? 911 from an anonymous male. place is empty when we get here except the d.o.a. and some four-year-old kid wandered in from next door, and this guy, some kind of juicehead. this guy says he saw a woman run off right when the shots went off. clears throat ] hey, champ. how's it going? [ grunts ] ah, who'd you see? lisa. does this. yeah? was she in the store when the shots went off? i think she was doing this. couple guys in nice clothes. that's the first he said about the guys. - who is this guy? is this the owner? - 'swaldo's the owner. oswaldo mendoza. we got his number off the beer license. no answer at his house. i'm not looking for trouble. i'm ill. [ coughs ] - yeah? h

jerome relented. randolph received a calling card from mrs. jerome and the mr. jerome with her handwritten intitation on the back. i should be most happy to see you at dinner this evening, truly yours. it was once again a bewitching evening at the villa. play the piano and she later described randolph's proposal to her at this their third meeting. she wrote that she and randolph had walked in the garden when finding themselves alone for a moment he asked me to marry him and i said yes. we agreed not to say anything to my mother. as she would not understand the suddenness of it. they were engaged to be married within two days of meeting. randolph: i think can you see why randolph was seeking to propose to jennie. she was such a beautiful girl. jennie and randolph met the next day. randolph was meant to leave the following morning but postponed his trip sending jennie this note. dear miss jennie i miss my boat , and have not been able to go. shall not start until early monday. thank you so much for the photograph which is much better than the others. shall hope to

- that's not true. - nobody's looking to hurt you here, jerome. there's no evidence that we can use. but if you were involved in this, we gotta know about it for what we take to the d.a. - it's not true. - maybe kwasi was involved and you just took the ride? he died trying to help me. if i should've signed my name or took the drugs in myself, that's on me. don't do that to him. see, that is blackmail. i know you talked to the judge. relax, lisa. if you're making lonny the trick on the complaint against me, that is a joke. i want out! i'm supposed to see my girlfriend! what you want to do on the outside can probably happen, but first you do something for us. i showed you where to find oswaldo. i did something for you yesterday. lisa, we picked up a guy last night. someone dropped a dime, heard him talking in a bar how him and a buddy whacked a guy in a bodega. - uh-uh. forget it. no way. - we just want you to look at this guy in a lineup. no way. i wouldn't recognize him. we just want to know: did you bang this guy in the basement? i didn't bang an

arizona highways television's robin sewell takes us to jerome, for a stay check out arizona highways television saturday's at 6:30 and sunday's at 4:30 right here on 12 news. ?? traffic ?? the video is incredible... a massive... fire burning in new york city. it's happening this morning... the story behind this in three wall street could be in line for another mixed session today. investors focusing on earnings reports yesterday -- boeing helping to push the dow higher, while apple weighed on the tech sector. look for data today on earnings season -- we'll hear from the likes of ford, u-p-s, twitter, google and amazon. the dow rising 30 points to 18-199, the nasdaq falling 33 to 52-50. checking hot headlines this morning... we start with a deadly -- masive 6 alarm fire in new york city overnight...the blaze broke out in a building on the city's upper east side. it quickly spread to two nearby buildings. at one point the flames were so intense that some people left surrounding buildings. aftershocks.. in central italy... has emergency service workers scrambling today. according to the

heck of a play by jerome baker with his speed to be able to chase down clement. now you're paul chryst, one of the best play callers in the sport. a lot of things at work. now you wonder how does he give his young quarterback a chance to execute and throw the football. ohio state will be coming after him. timeout. >> chris: paul chryst trying to come up with play. the ohio state defensive brain trust. this ohio state treatment trailed throughout much of this night. a lot of youth in that group, a back and trying to secure a win. >> chris: i think when luke fickle and his group are trying to figure out do you plan man-to-man or zone. you play man-to-man and you're at the risk of some rub routs or picks down in this area. if you play zone you're at the risk of fumagalli and others finding a hole in that zone so they have to figure out what they think will give them the best chance. you know they're going to bring pressure after hornibrook. him one of the best play callers in college football. think he's got the right play call and his young quarterback who's played

heck of a play by jerome baker with his speed to be able to chase down clement. now you're paul chryst, one of the best play callers in the sport. a lot of things at work. now you wonder how does he give his young quarterback a chance to execute and throw the football. ohio state will be coming after him. urban meyer is going to call a timeout. >> chris: paul chryst trying to come up with play. the ohio state defensive brain trust. this ohio state treatment trailed throughout much of this night. a lot of youth in that group, a lot of inexperience battling back and trying to secure a win. fickle and his group are trying to figure out do you plan man-to-man or zone. you play man-to-man and you're at the risk of some rub routs or picks down in this area. if you play zone you're at the risk of fumagalli and others finding a hole in that zone so they have to figure out what they think will give them the best chance. you know they're going to bring pressure after hornibrook. >> chris: paul chryst, you call him one of the best play callers in college think he's got the

heck of a play by jerome baker with his speed to be able to chase down clement. now you're paul chryst, one of the best play callers in the sport. a lot of things at work. now you wonder how does he give his young quarterback a chance to execute and throw the football. ohio state will be coming after him. urban meyer is going to call a timeout. >> chris: paul chryst trying to come up with play. the ohio state defensive brain trust. this ohio state treatment trailed throughout much of this night. a lot of youth in that group, a lot of inexperience battling >> chris: i think when luke fickle and his group are trying to figure out do you plan man-to-man or zone. you play man-to-man and you're at the risk of some rub routs or picks down in this area. if you play zone you're at the risk of fumagalli and others finding a hole in that zone so they have to figure out what they think will give them the best chance. you know they're going to bring pressure after hornibrook. >> chris: paul chryst, you call him one of the best play callers in college football. think he's got

heck of a play by jerome baker with his speed to be able to chase down clement. now you're paul chryst, one of the best play callers in the sport. a lot of things at work. now you wonder how does he give his young quarterback a chance to execute and throw the football. ohio state will be coming after him. urban meyer is going to call a timeout. >> chris: paul chryst trying to come up with play. the ohio state defensive brain trust. this ohio state treatment trailed throughout much of this night. a lot of youth in that group, a lot of inexperience battling >> chris: i think when luke fickle and his group are trying to figure out do you plan man-to-man or zone. you play man-to-man and you're at the risk of some rub routs or picks down in this area. if you play zone you're at the risk of fumagalli and others finding a hole in that zone so they have to figure out what they think will give them the best chance. you know they're going to bring pressure after hornibrook. >> chris: paul chryst, you call him one of the best play callers in college football. think he's got

heck of a play by jerome baker with his speed to be able to chase down clement. now you're paul chryst, one of the best play callers in the sport. a lot of now you wonder how does he give his young quarterback a chance to execute and throw the football. ohio state will be coming after him. urban meyer is going to call a timeout. s >> chris: paul chryst trying to come up with play. the ohio state defensive brain this ohio state treatment trailed throughout much of this night. a lot of youth in that group, a lot of inexperience battling back and trying to secure a win. >> chris: i think when luke fickle and his group are trying to figure out do you plan man-to-man or zone. you play man-to-man and you're at the risk of some rub routs or picks down in this area. if you play zone you're at the risk of fumagalli and others they have to figure out what they think will give them the best chance. you know they're going to bring pressure after hornibrook. >> chris: paul chryst, you call him one of the best play callers in college football. think he's got the right play cal

heck of a play by jerome baker with his speed to be able to chase down clement. now you're paul chryst, one of the best play callers in the sport. a lot of things at work. now you wonder how does he give his young quarterback a chance to execute and throw the football. ohio state will be coming after him. urban meyer is going to call a timeout. >> chris: paul chryst trying to come up with play. the ohio state defensive brain trust. this ohio state treatment trailed throughout much of this night. a lot of youth in that group, a lot of inexperience battling >> chris: i think when luke fickle and his group are trying to figure out do you plan man-to-man or zone. you play man-to-man and you're at the risk of some rub routs or picks down in this area. if you play zone you're at the risk of fumagalli and others finding a hole in that zone so they have to figure out what they think will give them the best chance. you know they're going to bring pressure after hornibrook. >> chris: paul chryst, you call him one of the best play c in college football. think he's got the r

heck of a play by jerome baker with his speed to be able to chase down clement. now you're paul chryst, one of the best play callers in the sport. a lot of things at work. now you wonder how does he give his young quarterback a chance to execute and throw the football. ohio state will be coming after him. urban meyer is going to call a timeout. >> chris: paul chryst trying to come up with play. the ohio state defensive brain trust. this ohio state treatment trailed throughout much of this night. a lot of youth in that group, a lot of inexperience battling >> chris: i think when luke fickle and his group are trying to figure out do you plan man-to-man or zone. you play man-to-man and you're at the risk of some rub routs or picks down in this area. if you play zone you're at the risk of fumagalli and others finding a hole in that zone so they have to figure out what they think will give them the best chance. you know they're going to bring pressure after hornibrook. >> chris: paul chryst, you call him one of the best play in college football. think he's got the rig

heck of a play by jerome baker with his speed to be able to chase down clement. now you're paul chryst, one of the best play callers in the sport. a lot of things at work. now you wonder how does he give his young quarterback a chance to execute and throw the football. ohio state will be coming after him. urban meyer is going to call a timeout. >> chris: paul chryst trying to come up with play. the ohio state defensive brain trust. this ohio state treatment trailed throughout much of this night. a lot of youth in that group, a lot of inexperience battling >> chris: i think when luke fickle and his group are trying to figure out do you plan man-to-man or zone. you play man-to-man and you're at the risk of some rub routs or picks down in this area. if you play zone you're at the risk of fumagalli and others finding a hole in that zone so they have to figure out what they think will give them the best chance. you know they're going to bring pressure after hornibrook. >> chris: paul chryst, you call him one of the best play callers in college football. think he's got

heck of a play by jerome baker with his speed to be able to chase down clement. now you're paul chryst, one of the best play callers in the sport. a lot of things at work. now you wonder how does he give his young quarterback a chance to execute and throw the football. ohio state will be coming after him. urban meyer is going to call a timeout. >> chris: paul chryst trying to come up with play. the ohio state defensive brain trust. this ohio state treatment trailed throughout much of this night. a lot of youth in that group, a lot of inexperience battling back and trying to secure a win. >> chris: i think when luke fickle and his group are trying to figure out do you plan man-to-man or zone. you play man-to-man and you're at the risk of some rub routs or picks down in this area. if you play zone you're at the risk of fumagalli and others finding a hole in that zone so they have to figure out what they think will give them the best chance. you know they're going to bring pressure after hornibrook. >> chris: paul chryst, you call him one of the best play callers in

at the first team vote, jerome labanner readables hot hittingberry -- rer objectiond red berry. >>> tonight. win evening the series. >> talk about a home field advantage. >> it was a little cold there. it's going to be cold in chicago as well. really good baseball. i think the series is going to n making washington work... oted 5 times to raise his own pay, while his net worth has increased over 500%... maki over $3.6 million. but it's not just that. on a bill to make essmen illegal, but it's not just that. burr voted no, calling the law a waste of time. that's how 20 years in washington has changed richard burr. nderstood the importance of having good schools. but pat mccrory seems more interested in giving tax cuts to millionaires. we rank 44th in spending per student. drop-out rates have gone up for the first time in 8 years. we're 41st in how much we pay our teachers. there is a textbook shortage. and pat mccrory has cut 3,000 teaching assistants from the early grades. he may have given tax cuts to millionaires, >> well, tomorrow when we go out to the bus stop, it's going to be cold. >>

jerome boger bringing the captains out. >> cris: jim schwartz has dialed up every blitz he knows. he is dropping defensive linemen. >> referee: we're going to play one 15-minute overtime period. each team will have an opportunity to possess the ball, unless the team that first receives the opening kickoff scores a touchdown or the team that first goes on defense scores a safety. overtime will -- each team will have two time-outs. all of the replay challenges will come from the replay assistants. okay. philadelphia, by being the visiting team, you get to call the coin toss again. the nfl local is tails. make your selection as i flip the coin. >> heads. >> referee: philadelphia has chosen heads. and it's tails. dallas gets the ball at the kick. >> al: touchdown for dallas will win the game. or we will keep on trucking on ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on the importance of finding solutions to those challenges. and working really hard with your community to get thing

chavez tailback mike rogers visit the physique and bruising running style of former steelers tailback jerome bettis. it's safe to say rogers is baby bettis. >> when the ball gets in my hand, i look up and look to shake them. >> gonna be a big-time college you can't say that about too many guys. today's running backs have to be the full package. michael does have amount of what it's gonna take. >> reporter: rogers is a 6'4", 243 pound rock. always thinking full steam ahead. >> i just make my move, whatever happens. >> reporter: don't think he's all power. touchdown celebration. [ laughter ] >> reporter: rogers traded in the skyscrapers of the big apple for the arizona sunsets. last year he left his mom and dad behind for a new lease on life with his oftenem in the valley. >> i just like over here would be a better opportunity for me to achieve. i got good friend, good teammates, good brothers. >> reporter: baby belt bettis is thriving at a backfield. he could familiar terrell suggs who switched to defense after having a standout tailback career. >> i don't care about position, i just want to

jerome or romey rome if you watch martin and there's the real martin and i think lebron james nailed it. >> that's spot on. >> it was -- i will go back one more time kevin love and his girlfriend got first place for most realistic, you know costume most likely. look at trophies for halloween stuff is cool. there you go. that's what you dress up as if you are a cavalier champion. >> getting answers in the answer center, back to you. >> mark: good stuff. >>> we have video back from public square. big city boo. this lasts until 8:00 kids are trick-or-treating taking part in a costume parade. a lot more going on. this event made possible for >> the pizza kid made me hungry. >> more scary fun is coming up. we will take you boast hunting with the haunted housewives. jeff? >> jeff: a little cool tonight. trick-or-treating and dropping in the 40s. look at this warmer air. it will make a push here tomorrow. details when i return. >> romona: up next stealing campaign signs happening in our area. it could be costly for those do it. >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news a

i am taking jerome from my home state of new jersey. jerome. >> caller: jim, my stock is lg homes. >> yes. i know lg. it's okay. i think the home builders frankly are too hard to own right here, right now until we find out more clarity about interest rates between here and year end. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> booyah, jim cramer. i'm from south beach, florida where the women are as hot as jim cramer. >> i don't know whether to thank you or not there with the hot as a pistol there or whatever. >> booyah, jim, double booyah. >> hi, jim, the oracle of cnbc. >> oh, no. >> i love you for coining new phrases like people are kooky. >> caller: you and i share a birthday. i am one day, 24 hours your senior. >> excellent. you're 48. >> and of course slap it on the meanest place on earth. oh, i'm sorry. slap it on twitter. i'll tell you why talk of possible democratic -- [ buzzer ] >> i'd like to finish the show, and then y

jerome boger bringing the captains out. >> cris: jim schwartz has dialed up every blitz he knows. linemen. >> referee: we're going to play one 15-minute overtime period. each team will have an opportunity to possess the ball, unless the team that first receives the opening kickoff scores a touchdown or the team that first goes on defense scores a safety. overtime will -- each team will have two time-outs. all of the replay challenges will come from the replay assistants. okay. philadelphia, by being the visiting team, you get to call the coin toss again. the nfl local is tails. make your selection as i flip the coin.l?d >> heads. >> referee: philadelphia has chosen heads. and it's tails. dallas gets the ball at the kick. >> al: touchdown for dallas will win the game. or we will keep on trucking on "sunday night football." >> al: so, at at&t stadium in al michaels, chris collinsworth and michele tafoya. overtime three weeks in a row. and bucky whitehead to receive the kickoff. to the 25 yard line. come the dallas cowboys. some of the numbers tonight, rushing yards, for the cowboys,

jerome grant the executive chef at the national museum of african-american history and culture's sweet home cafe was also on hand. tonight included live music, a paesry competition and a silent million meals for the homeless between now and march. good for them. >> good time. and good-looking food. >> did you go there? >> we didn't. we missed it too. >> i'm just saying, where is the invitation. >> we all eat food. >> especially good food like that. >> i had chili. lets he not talk about that. outside it's getting cool across the region. we have got rain that came through early. this storm, the first more like fall. we had some rain here. but look at the snow to the north. accumulating snow up to the west of boston, just to the west of new york city. we saw snow in parts of western connecticut n. our area, to our south, thunderstorms even in st. mary's county. right thousand, on the dry side for the most part. going to stay that way overnight. it's going to be a nice night. temperatures close to the average high right now. starting in the low 50s. 56 by noon under mostly sunny skies. br

jerome boger bringing the captains out. >> cris: jim schwartz has dialed up every blitz he knows. linemen. >> referee: we're going to play one 15-minute overtime period. each team will have an opportunity to possess the ball, unless the team that first receives the opening kickoff scores a touchdown or the team that first goes on defense scores a safety. overtime will -- each team will have two time-outs. all of the replay challenges will come from the replay assistants. okay. philadelphia, by being the visiting team, you get to call the coin toss again. make your selection as i flip the coin. >> heads. >> referee: philadelphia has chosen heads. and it's tails. dallas gets the ball at the kick. >> al: touchdown for dallas will win the game. or we will keep on trucking on "sunday night football." >> al: so, at at&t stadium in al michaels, cris collinsworth, and michele tafoya. overtime three weeks in a row. and bucky whitehead to receive the kickoff. to the 25 yard line. come the dallas cowboys. some of the numbers tonight, rushing yards, for the cowboys, 170. fake by chris jones.

jerome boger bringing the captains out. >> cris: jim schwartz has dialed up every blitz he knows.is dropping defensive linemen. >> referee: we're going to play one 15-minute overtime period. each team will have an opportunity to possess the ball, unless the team that first receives the opening kickoff scores a touchdown or the team that first goes on defense scores a safety. overtime will -- each team will have two time-outs. all of the replay challenges will come from the replay assistants. okay. philadelphia, by being the visiting team, you get to call the coin toss again. the red is heads. the nfl local is tails. make your selection as i flip the coin. >> heads. >> referee: philadelphia has chosen heads. and it's tails. dallas gets the ball at the kick. >> al: touchdown for dallas will win the game. or we will keep on trucking on "sunday night football." ♪ oh, sunday night we investigad ==sot== "they tried to usmend u trt:03siness." ouue: use thebuss ==cont vo=why one bay area gror his role in the tv mrcial. tonight at 11 on nbcay ar. we investigate. >> al: so, at at&t stadium

back in august, housing authority president jerome brians insisted he didn't know about the water leaks until our investigation though other members of his staff clearly did and they failed to act. >> that situation should have been treated as an emergency. it wasn't. >> reporter: they have now confirmed water damage in 26 different apartments. cracked stucco. water intrusion in closets and bedrooms and mold behind the dry wall. even the manager's office has water damage. all of this in an $18 million building you paid for that is barely a year old. housing authority lawyers now insist the health, safety, and welfare of residents requires necessary emergency repairs. it is exactly the kind of trouble we suspected back in august when we ryans. >> could be a symptom of a much bigger problem. >> that is absolutely correct. >> reporter: the next report is supposed to explain the source of the water intrusion. the lawyers say if there are provable defects, insurance, not taxpayers, will pick up the tab. we will see about that. >> i remember they were building this. it was a big deal. it is a

jerome boger bringing the captains out. >> cris: jim schwartz has dialed up every blitz he knows. linemen. >> referee: we're going to play one 15-minute overtime period. each team will have an opportunity to possess the ball, unless the team that first receives the opening kickoff scores a touchdown or the team that first goes on defense scores a safety. overtime will -- each team will have two time-outs. all of the replay challenges will come from the replay assistants. okay. philadelphia, by being the visiting team, you get to call the coin toss again. make your selection as i flip the coin. >> heads. >> referee: philadelphia has chosen heads. and it's tails. dallas gets the ball at the kick. >> al: touchdown for dallas will win the game. or we will keep on trucking on "sunday night football." >> al: so, at at&t stadium in al michaels, cris collinsworth, and michele tafoya. overtime three weeks in a row. and bucky whitehead to receive the kickoff. to the 25 yard line. come the dallas cowboys. some of the numbers tonight, rushing yards, for the cowboys, 170. fake by chris jones.

jerome boger bringing the >> cris: jim schwartz has dialed up every blitz he knows. he is dropping defensive linemen. >> referee: we're going to play one 15-minute overtime period. each team will have an opportunity to possess the ball, unless the team that first receives the opening kickoff scores a touchdown or the team that first goes on defense scores a safety. overtime will -- each team will have two time-outs. all of the replay challenges will come from the replay assistants. okay. the coin toss again. the red is heads. the nfl local is tails. make your selection as i flip the coin. >> heads. >> referee: philadelphia has chosen heads. and it's tails. dallas gets the ball at the kick. >> al: touchdown for dallas will win the game. or we will keep on trucking on "sunday night football." ? i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood com

jerome boger bringing the captains out. >> cris: jim schz up every blitz he knows. he is dropping defensive linemen. >> referee: we're going to play one 15-minute overtime period. each team will have an opportunity to possess the ball, unless the team that first receives the opening kickoff scores a touchdown or the team that first goes on defense scores a safety. overtime will -- each team will have two time-outs. all of the replay challenges will come from the replay assistants. okay. philadelphia, by being the visiting team, you get to call the coin toss again. the nfl local is tails. make your selection as i flip the coin. >> heads. >> referee: philadelphia has chosen heads. and it's tails. dallas gets the ball at the kick. >> al: touchdown for dallas will win the game. or we will keep on trucking on "sunday night football." al michaels, cris collinsworth, and michele tafoya. overtime three weeks in a row. and bucky whitehead to receive the kickoff. to the 25 yard line. come the dallas cowboys. some of the numbers tonight, rushing yards, for the cowboys, 170. 30

. >> held the halloween party las night, in some photos from instagram he was dressed as jerome, from the hit sitcom, martin, according to dmz he spent $5,000 on his costume, some tvs got in on the fun, check it out kyrie irving, it browns fans explain the don perin disaster that wound up it looked good for a while, but the rounds are zero and eight, of the game was not the most immersive thing to happen yesterday,y,rs the fans are going viral for the wrong reasons. after holding up a misspelled dawg pound sign, maia belay has more.. all eyes were on the indians, the browns managed toto briefly steal the spotlight, not becaus mistake in the crowd. >> are still trying make sense of it. first i did not know what i said then i figured it was supposed to say dawg pound. it was on social media, is highlighting yet another browns fail. i don't even know what to say about that anymore just kind of embarrassingha. espn put the burning river behind it so come on, people ar just not paying attention. tbs made fun of cleveland just weeks ago with this pictur during the alcs, they apologize, this

: backseat back in august before tropical storm hermine came through, housing authority president jerome ryans to me workers had to remove dry wall and insulation because they were already soaked with summer rains. that indicates there was already damage. >> i'm sure there has been damage. they left the place wide open. so, that is what is going on right now. >> reporter: consultants now cite construction defects starting at the grou intrusion and decay. they claim the roof leaks, waterproofing is missing. expansion joints are missing. no insulation behind exterior walls and one window is mounted upside down. what what went through your mind when you read that? >> to be honest, what went through my mind is that unfortunately, there's a lot of this in florida. possibly be done and as cheaply as can possibly be done. and this is the result. >> reporter: attorney jeff tells me the cost of litigation alone to sort out who did what could cost hundreds of thousands of dollarsful right now, there are suits and countersuits filed between the housing authority and sil-tech. they have not responde

former toronto raptor jerome "junk yard dog" williams hosted the event saturday. officers say with all of the challenges the country is facing--- it's an opportunity to bridge the gap between police and the community. a very special meeting between a special needs child and a police officer... is warming hearts around the country this morning. erika tallan has more on the mother who was afraid her kid would have a run- in with police... and what a cop did to put her at-ease. ( nats- jason happy) jason minor is pretty much always spend enough time with him... and you will be too... but his mother... anita worries... what would happen if her non-verbal son with downs syndrome had an encounter with police... minor says: "a lot of times its giving him directions, he can't follow directions immediately." among her fears... would officers understand or would her son's actions be misinterpreted as disrespect or non- compliance. and how would the officer respond? minor says: "i was terrified there's been nights i go to sleep crying. it's hard." she turned to a program thr

beaver quarterback jerome mays has his pass overthrown and trae rogers gets the interception ... regina wastes no time and scores on a 23-yard touchdown run by mason ... thank you, charlie. iowa city west is looking to bounce back after last week's loss to prairie. ... trojans taking on burlington ... and iowa city west had a scoring feast... first the defense forces a fumble and recovers it ... it would lead to this touchdown as ethan postler rolls out and hits breyton mcdole for the touchdown... the big man getting it done ... the defense also comes up big again... burlington trying to go deep... but devontae lane hauls in the another touchdown... postler goes deep for oliver martin... every team in the country wants him, and for good reason... another touchdown for west ... martin also got it done on the punt return... he's looking for blockers on the outside and he gets a touchdown... west cruises to the 59-7 win darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to s

. >> gabe: before this, and jerome with the specs will be over $2,000 but this would be $800. i know a hundred dollars is still out of reach for a lot of buzz. myself included. but you are going from thousand two under about the and they will keep getting cheaper. >> gabe: their arch moans out there with all called the bills it waffles and they are much more like a toy. but they are cheaper. >> stanley:coming up it's that time again >> stanley:time to look at who running for what or what measure needs to be voted on but wait . why am i talking about politics? i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly return >> steve: (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> steve:we continue to track a series of strong storms just hours away from hitting the bay area. heavy rain and high winds are expected. >> pam:there is the potential for some flooding -- downed trees and power lines. be aware -- this storm will have a big impact on your commute tomorrow. >> steve:kron4's charles clifford is in the north bay. which will get hit first --

whenever him or jerome brown caused a fumble they would always pitch to eric allen, so when he grabbed it, he was running really slow, but it was 16 below and it just popped in my head, we caught eye contact and i started running towards him. and then you could see him lateraling it as i was running, i said well i'm going to do something that's cool. and i pointed to a guy. i said "i'm going to jump"and this guy had a beer in his hand, he was trying to make a decision. so he threw the beer away. he said, "hey, man, you owe me a beer." [applause] >>we've got another fan here. what's your name? >>charlotte. >>ask another question. >>who was this year's draft most potential to maybe be a hall-of-famer or make the biggest impact for the packers. >>this year, do you think there'll be a hall-of-famer in the future? i didn't hear the question. >>biggest impact from this year's draft. >>i think all of the guys have made an impact. two games ago 13 young guys played including our drafted free agents. most teams don't that. they're av youngest in the league. but falco played. if you look at card

former toronoto raptor jerome "junk yard dog" williams hosted the event today. along with food and entertainment....th ere was also a community forum with officers and public figures. all of the challenges the country is facing--- today was an opportunity to bring people out and bridge the gap between police and the community. "we really are here just to help and improve the community. we want folks to be safe as well as ourselves so we're just hoping that we're able to bridge some gaps out here and that we have a good interaction with the community. north las vegas police held their own--- against the legends. the legends ended up winning 94 to 90. if you're getting into the spirit of fall... and looking for something to do this weekend... check out all the fall fun going on at opportunity village. they are hosting a number of fall and halloween themed events at the magical forest. tomorrow... opportunity village is hosting a spook-tackular kids fashion show. it features themed activities... fashion...and kids couture... after the show... guests will get a buff

for him to denigrate that effort, i think he owes those participants, he owes pastor jerome smith an apology feingold said he wasn't criticizing the program itself, and johnson is making up a story. i think all of these things are good, but i think people in the central city are looking for fundamental change that would really make the community work minority-owned businesses, funding for public schools, and community policing, he says. but johnson is now re-launching a t-v ad that highlights the program and his involvement. the joseph project is breaking all kinds of cycles of poverty johnson seized on the comments during a campaign stop thursday. that is just sad. lets face it, senator feingold has never created a job. i have johnson continues to trail in the polls, and this week received a blow from fellow republicans.the fund is spending 25 million dollars on ads to help republican candidates in six key states. wisconsin's senate race is not one of them. theo keith, fox6 news. fox6 is the place to watch on election night. we will bring you expert analysis, results & reaction as i

hall and reeser are at the hubba-hub lounge, 116 and jerome. mick belker is at nicholson's loan mart, where we got reports they're buying stolen property. here's a last, personal item. captain furillo is threatening to come back to work today. all right! now, people -- people, let's be aware that this is an individual recuperating from major surgery 21 days ago. now, i'm not suggesting but let's use our heads. captain's always had an open-door policy, but let's be bright about not overusing it. all right, item 8 -- possible new vehicles. yay! yay! yay! this is one test unit. it's being loaned to the department for trial use. well, boy howdy anyway. i'd assigned it to you and hill, andy. what's the matter, is bobby sick or something? no, he's late. okay. hill and renko get it for trial operation today. now, these trials are going on throughout the department, and assuming that the returns are good, maybe we'll all have new units on the road by spring. excuse me, stan? let's have a safe shift. stan? wait a minute. people, poker isn't gonna work a

jerome boger bringing the captains out. >> cris: jim schwartz has dialed he is dropping defensive linemen. >> referee: we're going to play one 15-minute overtime period. each team will have an opportunity to possess the ball, unless the team that first receives the opening kickoff scores a touchdown or the team that first goes on defense scores a safety. overtime will -- each team will have two time-outs. all of the replay challenges will come from the replay assistants. okay. philadelphia, by being the visiting team, you get to call the coin toss again. the nfl local is tails. make your selection as i flip the coin. >> heads. >> referee: philadelphia has chosen heads. and it's tails. dallas gets the ball at the kick. >> al: touchdown for dallas will win the game. or we will keep on trucking on "sunday night football." ? oh, sunday night ? dan: if a bad guy breaks into my house, i have every right to defend my home. and i will. i have no problem with background checks and good decent americans have a right to bear arms. bad guys? criminals? the dangerously mentally ill? we've made it way

[inaudible] it has to go with the woman in the middle, jenny jerome. that's all been hearing earlier and she is a star. [inaudible] she is highly extravagant had no real sense of money, she hadn't a sense of entitlement but in the early days, she felt she had to give her son winston a bit of a scolding when he asked for money and then she normally came up with the goods he became really important after her husband's death. he left his money in trust with his wife. she did allow instant 500 pounds which was about 50 or $60000 a year and for the first couple years she regularly coached him and said he had to live within his means, all the while she was spending the capital. eventually she had to write that i'm terribly sorry, then on, her lectures were within his means. she didn't lecture him anymore and they shared their money. he reacted to these financial problems by going out and doubling up as a journalist, writing from afghanistan and sit on, as well as a soldier. back at home,. [inaudible] it was a great campaign. she was absolutely vital. it was

person has an ultimate determination when they bring the claim in the program by the federal judge jerome davis. he with the aid of two masters will set the amounts of the awards. jerry ritter was a victim on that night. she has had more than a dozen surgeries and much of her body was crushed. >> i remember screaming and the next thing i knew i woke up in the hospital. several days later. >> many of the families will never recover from the loss of their loved ones and many of our clients will be restored to who they were before the accident. >> reporter: sharrie the lawyers say that the victims will have their money in hand by the end of next year. live at 30th street station, i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> well, an overnight shooting left one woman dead and a northeast philadelphia neighborhood riddled with bullets, police are looking for the person that opened fire on the 2600 block of welsh road. neighbors woke up to find the gun fire damage their cars. >> i see blood all over my car and a bullet hole by my gas tank and i'm like what is going on what happen

kevin love and his girlfriend went as harry and lloyd from dumb and lebron went as jerome, a character for the '90s sitcom "martin." sam. >> samantha: thanks so much, nickel. time is 6:46 on this monday morning. i hope that your halloween is off to a great start. none of us have had any candy just yet, and it's time. we've been up for several hours, and none of us have had any candy. that's inexcusable. i hope you have lots of candy well. we have dry weather out there. as you plan for the halloween cost fume, if you already have that ready to go, don't worry about a poncho or rain boots, we should be smooth sailing all day long. the forecast for today is a blend of sun and clouds. it's chilly this morning. some of you are waking up in the upper 30s, and i'm going to go about 44 by 9:00 and 54 midday and an afternoon high today in the upper 50s, which is considered average this time of year. so nothing out of the ordinary. lower 50s for trick-or-treating tonight, so your big parka that sometimes this time of year you have to break out, you don't need that this evening, and again, no rai

the mexicans, in their grief and terror, called out to saint jerome for salvation from this great warrior as he waited in and slaughtered them. and he took the name geronimo. and geronimo said, you can't trust these people. they lie every time. don't go there, great chief, they will betray you. and geronimo said, this will end badly. but mangas was determined, and his word carry great weight. of course, a call to peace always was more comforting to so many than a call to war. ignored, and mangus won the people over to this peace overture. then he went and talked with wouldr leader, who also lead his people out on a great war trail in years to come, and victorio also was skeptical, but he agreed that mangas, but he said he would go with him as a bodyguard. and so geronimo took the rest of the people to sanctuary in arizona, and they waited while mangas and victorio and a few warriors went to meet with jack's willing at pinos altos -- jack swilling at pinos altos. there was a young kentucky prospector who had joined up with walker's expedition. cap,him, from a journal he we learn all the de

we already know with respect to border security, we have 21st istury technology, if it jerome's, satellitesthe technology we can use now can help us address the border issues. we have put funding already into the border for bodies and resources, and we want to continue to do so, but at the end of the day, let's not get caught up in the specifics of border security where my opponent wants to go -- [bell rings] ag masto: let me just say, it is about passing comprehensive immigration reform and not arresting dreamers when they show up to your office asking to move forward. >> congressman, the same question to you. [applause] you will get your time. give us one specific aspect of your immigration reform plan that is different am your opponent's. my maternalikewise, grandparents immigrated here from italy to give their family a better life. not for them taking that risk, i would not have the opportunities that i have here today. i cannot say what is different on my opponent because she has not ever said what her strategy would be for comprehensive immigration reform. however, i would they one of

jerome corsi, author of partners in crime and tom, author of clean house. then at 10:00 p.m. eastern afterwards, mary thompson thompson jones details the day-to-day work of u.s. diplomats and looks at the issue of leaked diplomatic cables in her book, to the secretary, leaked embassy cables and american foreign-policy disconnect. she is interviewed by former undersecretary of democracy and global affairs during the george w. bush administration. >> i think leaks are going to be a part of government light. the speed and the multiplicity to which we communicate with each other now not only in long cables but short e-mails, text, and social media, tweets, all of that is going to be part of the body politic. >> is sunday at 6:45 p.m. eastern, nobel prize-winning economist joseph on the future of the euro in his book, the euro, euro, however, currency threatens the future of europe. go to booktv.org for the complete we can schedule. >> for the second time it in the fall campaign hillary clinton, donald trump are on the same stage. sunday night at washington university in st. louis

we already know with respect to border security, we have 21st istury technology, if it jerome's, satellites, the technology we can use now can help us address the border issues. we have put funding already into the border for bodies and resources, and we want to continue to do so, but at the end of the day, let's not get caught up in the specifics of border security where my opponent wants to go -- [bell rings] ag masto: let me just say, it is about passing comprehensive immigration reform and not arresting dreamers when they show up to your office asking to move forward. >> congressman, the same question to you. [applause] you will get your time. give us one specific aspect of your immigration reform plan that is different am your opponent's. my maternalikewise, grandparents immigrated here from italy to give their family a better life. not for them taking that risk, i would not have the opportunities that i have here today. i cannot say what is different on my opponent because she has not ever said what her strategy would be for comprehensive immigration reform. however, i would they one

we hit on a formula using greater pra christ with pastor jerome smith who identifies people in that situation, formerly incarcerated, and we go in with con stitch went services for one week, five days, three hours each day. we provide soft skills training, interview skills training, and then we set them up with interviews. 20 wonderful companies are hiring people from the joseph project with incredibly high retention rate. it's transforming people's lives. let me give you a couple quotes. pikana says it's like a family. one of the participants said, my 89-year-old -- 9-year-old daughter is finally proud of me. another one says my parents are profoundly proud of me. what you do, you actually go in, you engage, you act, and you turn people's lives around one person at a time. >> thank you, senator. >> that's what actually works. >> stacy? >> the united states is the only industrialized nation without national paid family leave, according to poe lit i fact. out of 41 countries examined, the smallest amount of paid leave required, with the exception of the united states, is about two months. on t

they want to seek that opportunity when the greater praise church of god in christ with pastor jerome smith who identifies people in that situation, formerly incarcerated, and we go in with con stitch went services for one week, five days, three hours each day. we provide soft skills training, interview skills training, and then we set them up with interviews. 20 wonderful companies are hiring people from the joseph project with incredibly high retention rate. it's transforming people's lives. let me give you a couple quotes. alvin says i go to work. it's like help. pikana says it's like a family. one of the participants said, my 89-year-old -- 9-year-old daughter is finally proud of me. another one says my parents are profoundly proud of me. what you do, you actually go in, you engage, you act, and you turn people's lives around one person at a time. >> thank you, senator. >> that's what actually works. >> stacy? >> the united states is the only industrialized nation without national paid family leave, the pew search center filed out of 41 countries examined, the smallest amount of p