jim: oh no, or no oh. len: the post dispatch might want the hire you tonight to write some headlines. jim: no go for oh. no len: two balls, two strikes. big leg kick by siegrist. jam shot bouncer back to the mound. one out. hyundai player of the game. wasn't always pretty but alex reyes, the rooker right-hander. he walked six in 4.1 but he jim: teetering. one swing of the bat and it would have been a different story. bottom line he allowed nothing in 4.1. pitched around six walks. len: cubs need a base runner to get the tying run to the plate. or maybe back-to-back home runs. that would work too. jim: they entered the ball game with the bases loaded, two out in the second and struck out len: 1-1 pitch. out in front. pulled it foul. yankees shut out the dodgers 3-0. mariners are hot. they got another lead in anaheim 4-0 in the fourth. as the m's look for their seventh consecutive win. agai sox. blue jays lost at home 6-2 to tampa bay. the royals have caught the jays and both those teams two back of boston i

tracy: jim? jim: he was sensational tonight. 256 days ago he walked off this field after the flower three picks in the fourth quarter. he stood in there with all the interviews after the game and said my heart hurts so bad right now for all those guys in this locker room. on this night, he's on top of the world. one of his best games ever. 3 4, leading the jets to the postgame show." we'll be back with more after this. ? ? ? i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. with great coverage it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excuse me. delivery. hey. lo mein, szechwan chicken, and you got some fortune cookies. have a good one. ah, these small new york apartments... protect your belongings. let geico help you with renters insurance. ah, i'm in there as katie. i'll call you later ...or...no i won't, i'll text you, because what am i your dad? "don't stay out too la

jim: they just screen here. phil: yeah, i keep looking at his left forearm to see if it hit the ground. it did not. well, i think if you told the buffalo bills, hey, you have to score 31 tonight, what do you think? jim: it's like if you would have told them last week you're going to hold the ravens to only 13 points what do you think? phil: good point. gillislee. referee: it was a touchdown on the play. the wrist is considered part of the hand. the runner was there before knocked down by contact after the ball crossed the plane. reset the clock to 1:17. it was 1:1 on the clock when the touchdown was jim: so 29 second added. taylor's third touchdown pass ties a career high. to trim to it six. the jets not doing for two, will that loom large? kick is good. so an onside kick the coming up. let's get jay feely, who one time played for the jets and rex ryan, what are they going to do? jay: the bills are the only team in the nfl that have a kickoff specialist, gordon gay but he is unactive tonight. carpenter is going

jim: first down catch, salas. i'm not saying they're going to get there, but if the situation arises, if th position, they score a touchdown here, the jets, it's conceivable, would rue the decision not to go for two. because at this point, you know -- 12 or 13 makes no difference. from the 42, a new set of downs and salas is tossed down by marcus williams. and that's a gain of only four phil: yeah, this is just an offense that doesn't move at a fast pace so situations like this are tough and look at all the time that's run off and they're not going to get the play off before the two-minute warning. jim: that's poor management there. phil: a problem this offense has had now for a long time. stop. with that box, you'll be the first to win playstation vr. "player one." humanity becomes so plugged in... we never see them coming. that's why i was sent back to stop you - [slrrrrrp] oh, hey, i won! right. the future of gaming starts at taco bell. grab any $5 box and you could be one of the first to win playstation vr. ?

tracy: jim? jim: he was sensational tonight. 256 days ago he walked off this field after the flower three picks in the fourth quarter. he stood in there with all the interviews after the game and said my heart hurts so bad right now for all those guys in this locker room. on this night, he's on top of the world. one of his best games ever. 3 4, leading the jets to the victory. coming up next is the "the mazda postgame show." we'll be back with more after this. ? ? ? i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. with great coverage it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excuse me. delivery. hey. lo mein, szechwan chicken, soy sauce and you got some fortune cookies. have a good one. ah, these small new york apartments... protect your belongings. let geico help you with renters insurance. ah, i'm in there as katie. i'll call you later ...or...no i won't, i'll text you

jim: first down catch, salas. not saying they're going to get there, but if the situation arises, if the bills get in position, they score a touchdown here, the jets, it's conceivable, would rue the decision not to go for two. because at this point, you know -- 12 or 13 makes no difference. from the 42, a new set of downs and salas is tossed down by marcus williams. and that's a gain of only four and the clock moves. phil: yeah, this is just an offense that doesn't move at a fast pace so situations like this are tough and look at all the time that's run off and they're not going to get the play off before the two-minute warning. jim: that's poor management there. phil: a problem this offense has had now for a long time. stop. with that box, you'll be the first to win playstation vr. "player one." soon, it spreads like wildfire. humanity becomes so plugged in... we never see them coming. that's why i was sent back to stop you - [slrrrrrp] oh, hey, i won! right. the future of gaming starts at taco bell. grab any $5

. >> jim: and we're going honor a local hero today. meet this woman right here in las vegas who uses her own money to buy things for those in need >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> jim: they were back for one short month and members of the representatives are gone until after the election in mid-november. >> marie: a lot of people asking what did they accomplish and is con gris doing its job? kristine frazao has answers. >> divided government is actually the best government. >> reporter: divided they stand. as senate majority mitch mcconnell this week touted progress. >> over the course of congress we've had over 200 such votes. >> reporter: other members have >> it's about time congress takes its responsibilities. >> the problem here is not the house it's in the senate. >> reporter: congress did end up passing a spending bill to keep the government funded through december. which included more than a billion dollars to battle the zika virus. >> this bill is passed. >> reporter: also voted to override a presidential veto of a bi

jim: first down catch, salas. i'm not saying they're going to get there, but if the situation get there, but if the situation arises, if the bills get in here, the jets, it's conceivable, would rue the decision not to go for two. because at this point, you know -- 12 or 13 makes no difference. from the 42, a new set of downs and salas is tossed down by marcus williams. and that's a gain of only four offense that doesn't move at a fast pace so situations like this are tough and look at all the time that's run off and they're not going to get the play off before the two-minute warning. jim: that's poor management there. phil: a problem this offense has had now for a long time. stop. with that box, you'll be the first to win playstation vr. "player one." soon, it spreads like wildfire. we never see them coming. that's why i was sent back to stop you - [slrrrrrp] oh, hey, i won! right. the future of gaming starts at taco bell. grab any $5 box and you could be one of the first to win playstation vr. ? i'm like a sponge

>> jim: yeah. >> phil: a little bit of a rough time. >> jim: sure sounded like brissett was his favorite quarterback to be around very first number 11? >> phil: called him, like, five times this week, no answer. >> jim: 4th and 10, incomplete. hungrier than they were in the first quarter as they are sensing they are about to close out a shutout. >> phil: so many players, you got to keep performing because there is somebody great on your heels wanting your job. >> jim: texans only shutout in the regular season happened back all the way in '03. second season. but they weren't were shut oute playoffs last year, last year, they had five regular-season wins in a row coming in here. with their loss in the regular-season, the most recent one december 15th against cleveland. blount squeezes out one more yard, and we're going to be sending it to the "mazda on the "mazda postgame show." you know, marshall faulk said something tonight when they were making predictions for the game which i thought was a strong and good comment. he said, if you can't win this game tonight with all the patriots that a

jim: first down catch, salas. i'm not saying they're going to get there, but if the situation arises, if the bills get in here, the jets, it's conceivable, would rue the decision not to go for two. because at this point, you know -- 12 or 13 makes no difference. from the 42, a new set of downs and salas is tossed down by marcus williams. and that's a gain of only four phil: yeah, this is just an offense that doesn't move at a fast pace so situations like this are tough and look at all the time that's run off and they're not going to get the play off before the two-minute warning. jim: that's poor management there. phil: a problem this offense has had now for a long time. stop. with that box, you'll be the first to win playstation vr. "player one." soon, it spreads like wildfire. es so plugged in... we never see them coming. that's why i was sent back to stop you - [slrrrrrp] oh, hey, i won! right. the future of gaming starts at taco bell. grab any $5 box and you could be one of the first to win playstation vr. ? i

>> jim: yeah. >> phil: a little bit of a rough time. >> jim: sure sounded like brissett was his favorite quarterback to be around very first number 11? >> phil: called him, like, five times this week, no answer. >> jim: 4th and 10, incomplete. this defense is maybe even hungrier than they were in the first quarter as they are sensing they are about to close out a shutout. >> phil: so many players, you got to keep performing because there is somebody great on your heels wanting your job. >> jim: texans only shutout in the regular season happened back all the way in '03. second season. but they weren't were shut oute playoffs last year, kansas city. last year, they had five regular-season wins in a row coming in here. with their loss in the regular-season, the most recent one december 15th against cleveland. blount squeezes out one more yard, and we're going to be sending it to the "mazda postgame show," interviews, analysis, highlights coming up on the "mazda postgame show." you know, marshall faulk said something tonight when they were making predictions for the game which i thought was

>> jim: yeah. >> phil: a little bit of a rough time. >> jim: sure sounded like brissett was his favorite quarterback to be around very first number 11? >> phil: called him, like, five times this week, no answer. >> jim: 4th and 10, hungrier than they were in the first quarter as they are sensing they are about to close out a shutout. >> phil: so many players, you got to keep performing because there is somebody great on your heels wanting your job. >> jim: texans only shutout in the regular season happened back all the way in '03. second season. but they weren't were shut e playoffs las last year, they had five regular-season wins in a row coming in here. with their loss in the regular-season, the most recent one december 15th against cleveland. blount squeezes out one more yard, and we're going to be sending it to the "mazda on the "mazda postgame show." you know, marshall faulk said something tonight when they were making predictions for the game which i thought was a strong and good comment. he said, if you can't win this game tonight with all the patriots that are out this evening, h

>> jim: yeah. >> phil: a little bit of a rough time. >> jim: sure sounded like brissett was his favorite quarterback to be around very first number 11? >> phil: called him, like, five times this week, no answer. >> jim: 4th and 10, hungrier than they were in the first quarter as they are sensing they are about to close out a shutout. >> phil: so many players, you got to keep performing because there is somebody great on your heels wanting your job. >> jim: texans only shutout in the regular season happened back all the way in '03. second season. but they weren't were shut oute playoffs lasea last year, they had five regular-season wins in a row coming in here. with their loss in the regular-season, the most recent one december 15th against cleveland. blount squeezes out one more yard, and we're going to be sending it to the "mazda analysis, highlights coming up on the "mazda postgame show." you know, marshall faulk said something tonight when they were making predictions for the game which i thought was a strong and good comment. he said, if you can't win this game tonight with all the p

jim: first down catch, salas. not saying they're going to get there, but if the situation arises, if the bills get in position, they score a touchdown here, the jets, it's conceivable, would rue the decision not to go for two. because at this point, you know -- 12 or 13 makes no difference. from the 42, a new set of downs and salas is tossed down by marcus williams. and that's a gain of only four and the clock moves. phil: yeah, this is just an offense that doesn't move at a fast pace so situations like this are tough and look at all the time that's run off and they're not going to get the play off before the two-minute warning. jim: that's poor management there. phil: a problem this offense has had now for a long time. stop. with that box, you'll be the first to win playstation vr. "player one." soon, it spreads like wildfire. humanity becomes so plugged in... we never see them coming. that's why i was sent back to stop you - [slrrrrrp] oh, hey, i won! right. the future of gaming starts at taco bell. grab any $5

>> jim: yeah. >> phil: a little bit of a rough time. >> jim: sure sounded like brissett was his favorite quarterback to be around very first number 11? >> phil: called him, like, five times this week, no answer. >> jim: 4th and 10, incomplete. hungrier than they were in the first quarter as they are sensing they are about to close out a shutout. >> phil: so many players, you got to keep performing because there is somebody great on your heels wanting your job. >> jim: texans only shutout in the regular season happened back all the way in '03. second season. but they weren't were shut oute playoffs last year, last year, they had five regular-season wins in a row coming in here. with their loss in the regular-season, the most recent one december 15th against cleveland. blount squeezes out one more yard, and we're going to be sending it to the "mazda on the "mazda postgame show." you know, marshall faulk said something tonight when they were making predictions for the game which i thought was a strong and good comment. he said, if you can't win this game tonight with all the patriots that a

>> jim: yeah. >> phil: a little bit of a rough time. >> jim: sure sounded like brissett was his favorite quarterback to be around very first number 11? >> phil: called him, like, five times this week, no answer. >> jim: 4th and 10, incomplete. hungrier than they were in the first quarter as they are sensing they are about to close out a shutout. >> phil: so many players, you got to keep performing because there is somebody great on your heels wanting your job. >> jim: texans only shutout in the regular season happened back all the way in '03. second season. but they weren't were shut oue playoffs last year, last year, they had five regular-season wins in a row coming in here. with their loss in the regular-season, the most recent one december 15th against cleveland. blount squeezes out one more yard, and we're going to be sending it to the "mazda analysis, highlights coming up on the "mazda postgame show." you know, marshall faulk said something tonight when they were making predictions for the game which i thought was a strong and good comment. he said, if you can't win this game tonigh

jim: first down catch, salas. i'm not saying they're going to get there, but if the situation arises, if the bills get in here, the jets, it's conceivable, would rue the decision not to go for two. because at this point, you know -- 12 or 13 makes no difference. from the 42, a new set of downs and salas is tossed down by marcus williams. and that's a gain of only four offense that doesn't move at a fast pace so situations like this are tough and look at all the time that's run off and they're not going to get the play off before the two-minute warning. jim: that's poor management there. phil: a problem this offense has had now for a long time. stop. with that box, you'll be the first to win playstation vr. "player one." soon, it spreads like wildfire. we never see them coming. that's why i was sent back to stop you - [slrrrrrp] oh, hey, i won! right. the future of gaming starts at taco bell. grab any $5 box and you could be one of the first to win playstation vr. ? i'm like a sponge for this stuff. i can learn it.

. >> jim: now we turn our attention to charlotte, north carolina. where demonstrators are gathering for a third night right now to protest the deadly police shooting. >> marie: happening now, authorities from several branches law enforcement eight and in at air to make sure the protests don't turn violent. >> jim: as we takes a look at to stay calm tonight. scott is the african-american man who is wa shot and killed by a african-american police officer. >> marie: it's part of the law enforcement contingent. >> jim: here the ha home this black lives matter pin is causing controversy down at the courthouse. judge doug herndon said pins and non-verbal messages of any kind cannot be worn in his courtroom. >> marie: sergio avila was there. this all started when a defense attorney lear pin tuesday. >> reporter: marie, that's right, she wetter tuesday and again today. it was a very cordial discussion between judge douglas herndon and the defense attorney who were initiating this protest, and in the end judge herndon deciding that any type of non-verbal mes

. >> i'm jim. it forced a complete evacuation of workers. >> maria: it was sounded two hours ago. >> jim: joining us live, surgeioit shows how prepares metro police are to respond to anything out of the ordinary. >> reporter: they are here to keep everybody safe. seemingly back to normal after the scare this afternoon. patrons in the hotel. heard from people who were inside when the evacuation started. some at pool saying all of the sudden security officers and employees telling everyone to get out. and again like you said a bag was spotted by security officers that contained medical equipment and make noises, strange enough to where the officers thought evacuations were taken place. metro says they take these situations extremely seriously. because behalf we have seen across the country. captain had this message for visitors and locals aleak. >> we are here the first responders are here and here to keep you safe and holing security is second to none. hotel security did their job. somebody. we were

. >> jim: i'm jim snyder the start the blaze. we are live at church on fifth and lake mead. >> reporter: church members can't believe that someone tried to set their church on fire. now repair crews are busy fixing the damage. everyone say its is important that the arsonist get caught before he or she strikes again. >> an arsonist left after mid night at african methodist church. >> cocktail at church near fifth and lake mead. the fire started at the front door. it could have been worse >> thank god for the passerby who saw the flames and called the fire department. >> fire department put out flames. this has never happened before. >> it is the times. people are -- angry and upset release frustration. >> church hands out food to the less fortunate. has been coming here for the past year. >> i thought they helped people and do this. that is wrong. >> so far north las vegas police have not said if they are investigating this as a hate crime. not happy. they want to take it out. >> reporter: forgives the arsonist behind the she says

we'll send it back to you. >> jim: yuck. >> marie: a collective u here in the studio. >> jim: i want to erase that one. >> marie: all right. so maybe this will help. how about something a little different when you get to the fast food restaurant? just when you think you have heard of everything when it comes to fall treats, think again. >> jim: pumpkin everything right now. mcdonald's is offering its customers french fries covered with pumpk sauce. the new menu item launched yesterday. it's called the halloween choco hoe potato. if this has your mouth watering it's only offered to customers in japan. mcdonald's japan came one the surprising combo of sweet and salty taste. to mark its 45th anniversary. following enthusiasm for its chocolate covered fries released in japan last january. >> marie: so it is a thing? . >> jim: it is a thing. >> marie: i'm fine with ketchup. >>> still to come, pizza, beer and celebrities. >> jim: big names in the sports and entertainment world want to hang out with you. the reason behind the offer coming up. >> marie: early voting underway in several stooi

on the count of three say, back to you, jim and marie? 1, 2, 3. >> back to you jim and marie! >> maria: i love itment nicely done. >> jim: very professional. >> maria: i love how that kid guess, what? shows us the who done it. talk about the hall wean. top picks for costumes are in guess what? the super hero wins in 2016. the national retail federation say super heros replacing last year's princess cost unanimous. those ruled the list for 11 years. for big are kids. the really big once g >> sexy witch, usually. >> and pirate in las vegas. >> jim: most of us have been there you run in the grocery store thinking you will get a few things and you leave with more than you planned. >> all the time. >> next why two major chains will relax the rules about the express check outs. >> jim: the one thing most of district attorney steve wolfson: as district attorney, i've a. but a loophole makes it easy for those same dangerous people to buy guns. they get them at gun shows and online from perfect strangers with no background checks, no questions asked. it's a dangerous loophole. closing

mark barger, nbc news. >> jim: sign me up. >> marie: me too. i mean, a get away with a whole bunch of friends. again reliving memories beefing a kid. i love it. >> jim: the president is honoring dos dozens of olympic athletes. >> marie: you will hear from the was a big fan of during the rio games. >> jim: don't try this at home. a wild trick thousands of feet in the air. what dare devils hope to accomplish coming up. >> chloe: i think i found a new job. i'm trying to hang out with these guys tonight. we're at sierra vista high school hanging out with the cheer squad and drum line. these ladies are getting ready for the big game tonight against plus you will want to know what your weekend is going to be like weather wise. i'll have that next. >> jim: sounds good, chloe. >>> and this is no good. we'll give you another look at the traffic back-up. just a gridlock on the 95. this is near boulder highway. the traffic you see coming at you and not moving at all. that's the southbound lanes there. and it's all after a suspect that metro police was cha

>> jim: yeah. >> phil: a little bit of a rough time. >> jim: sure sounded like brissett was his favorite quarterback to be around very first number 11? >> phil: called him, like, five times this week, no answer. >> jim: 4th and 10, incomplete. hungrier than they were in the first quarter as they are sensing they are about to close out a shutout. >> phil: so many players, you got to keep performing because there is somebody great on your heels wanting your job. >> jim: texans only shutout in the regular season happened back all the way in '03. second season. but they weren't were shut e playoffs last year, last year, they had five regular-season wins in a row coming in here. with their loss in the regular-season, the most recent one december 15th against cleveland. blount squeezes out one more yard, and we're going to be sending it to the "mazda on the "mazda postgame show." you know, marshall faulk said something tonight when they were making predictions for the game which i thought was a strong and good comment. he said, if you can't win this game tonight with all the patriots that are

we'll send it back to you. >> jim: money's money right. >> marie: that is true. >> jim: coming up here, an officer's coffee spiked with something other than cream and sugar. >> marie: employee of putting in a officer's cup of joe. >> jim: an emotional family reunion. smiles and tears an hugs at the airport. why this is even more special i will not stand for congressman hardrdy and donald trump insulting seniors and veterans. hardy wants to raise the retirement age and said seniors who rely on programs like social security are a draw on government and the disabled are a drain on society. and then there's donald trump. they're just not for us. . >> jim: just one month, that's all congress worked before taking another extended break. that has a lot of americans accomplished in those 30 days. >> marie: plus brought to tears. emotional and powerful scene. what caused this man to be so moved. >> jim: and we're going honor a local hero today. meet this woman right here in las vegas who uses her own money to buy things for those in need >> announcer: news 3 starts right now. >> jim: they were

jim: i was umm 22 years old at the time.)) ((vanessa murphy)) jim and shane - now henderson firefighters - have asked us not to use their last names because safety. they're speaking publicly for the first time. ((shane: jim and i did everything that we could and gave him every ample...but the general public doesn't know that.)) ((vanessa murphy/reporter: the shooting death of tupac shakur remains unsolved. but 20 years later - jim and shane describe an effort to save the 25 year old man's life at the scene they stumbled onto.)) ((shane: the chaos, there was a lot of chaos, a lot of cop cars.)) ((jim: just as we started looking at each other to decide what we were doing, metro waving us to come in.)) ((vanessa murphy)) and then exiting their ambulance.... ((jim: somebody met me at the back and said go help my buddy. and my buddy's shot in the car. so i went.... shane: which ended up being suge knight.)) ((shane: the whole car it had, was riddled with bullet holes.)) ((vanessa murphy)) death row records co-founder suge knight wa

good >> jim: i'm jim snyder. news 3 has not seen police departmented. she was stabbed to death in front of her three children. police murder report is our top story. >> antonio is live at the detention center. what is the victim's family saying? >> reporter: the family of the murder victim would not tack to cam ramp off, some believe this was an accident and that's what 48 year old michael is now here at detention center facing a murder charge. >> reporter: details coming out of the police department concerning 48 year old michael caplin. police say on saturday morning he called 911 and said he was unsure if he hurt the female on accident or on purpose. >> when police arrived to an apartment on boulder and sunset, they blood. she was in a body with a kitchen combooif. the couple were having problems. >> he had left him and when she moved here, my husband had to [inaudible]. >> reporter: the stabbing happened in front of the three children. officers said he had blood all over his hands. >> she told my husband he useed worked at dillards and did uber. >>

. >> jim: that set up the final touchdown. and he held up the trophy, named the mvp. >> phil: yep. >> jim: and he was rewarded with a big contract a few weeks -- couple of months back. >> phil: only thing he didn't win is "dancing with the stars." he won everything else. he had a great off season. >> jim: again, tonight, a submarine with 200 nuclear warheads on it. find out on "60 minutes" tonight. denver defense scores two touchdowns. . hey, all levels. the linebackers are tremendous. they can beept you with the pass rush. -- they can beat you. and they can beat you with we've seen many broken-up passes today. tremendous job. >> jim: ferguson, and he makes a nice little wiggle to get out of bounds on the first down. two touchdown by the defense, both in the fourth quarter. and i thought upon reflection the lead running it back on luck, rings familiar. we dug out the bock and he did have a pick six. 209 have come against luck. that one, back in 2012 when he was a member of the patriots. that was a long return. the flag is out.

jim a vacations. and you come back when the weather turns -- did you plan that. >> whoa, it is warm here. >> kevin: we did something today we'll not do for awhile that is hit triple digits the last triple digit day. you see the change outside. it happened during the early afternoon hours the blue sky watches the clouds and rain not far behind but tell be a struggle to get that rain in the valley. a lot in the southern parts of clark county. it will be close tomorrow. one thing we lost the blue sky. we will start in bermuda 100. 8% of relative humidity. numbers will change tomorrow. the moisture works up here. buffalo 10% and5 and down in bermuda 9% at then diagnose. double digit in most valley neighborhoods but barely downtown on the east side. highs did hit triple digits but not like 110. we barely clipped the 100 degree threshold. overton 99. they are down from 105. laughlin 105. sandy valley 102. temperature 100. seven degrees above normal. goes down to another above normal day and now we can show

and i'm maria. >> jim: talked with a woman who went to the worker's >> jim the argument hammed all over not speak english a customer got frustrated with an employee and had choice words. another woman decided to stick up for the man. >> reporter: winnings a confrontation with two women and a clothing store. off the 95 and deicature this week. >> you are cheap labor, >> i wish you would. >>you are cheap labor. you are cheap labor. >> isabelle is the woman having the argument with the woman on the right. the argument e ruptd after the woman got angry at a store employee who did not speak english. we spoke with isabelle over the phone. >> insulting him like possible you are working and don't speak english and tired of you dirty mech cans. >> reporter: santos decided to step in. >> reporter: the argument lasted a couple minute it is. the woman threatened her. >> we'll find who is illegal or not. >> santos did not regret standing up to the man who could not speak english. no , i would do it again. my kids were there and i help us my kids were there for our kids witnessed the mother. defendin

>> reporter: good evening i'm jim snyder. i'm maria. >> live near sunset and fortapatch that he is where she was last seen. >> that's right jim. kate was last scene in this neighborhood. her mother says it is unusual for the daughter not to stay in contact with the family. the family is beginni of help. gi think i'm in shock. i don't know what tong. >> the past six days have been a nightmare for margaret as she waits for her 17 year old daughter to return. the last time she saw her was on tuesday afternoon >> got up to go to the door and shed i'm getting sara, her sister walking up the street and i will be back. members say she was seen leave nothing a friend's car. >> >> that she is dead in a trash can. >> murphy is worried her daughter may be forced sex trafficings. >> where men would know there was a girl at a location to go and pay someone you ton do what they wanted to do. >> her daughter has run away before. but stresses this time something is different. >> i >> overnight phone? >> nothing. >> merfee this is her message

. >> jim: that set up the final touchdown. and he held up the trophy, named the mvp. >> phil: yep. >> jim: and he was rewarded with a big contract a few weeks -- couple of months back. >> phil: only thing he didn't win is "dancing with the stars." he won everything else. he had a great off season. >> jim: again, tonight, a submarine with 200 nuclear warheads on it. find out on "60 minutes" tonight. denver defense scores two touchdowns. . hey, all levels. the linebackers are tremendous. they can beept you with the pass rush. -- they can beat you. and they can beat you with we've seen many broken-up passes today. tremendous job. >> jim: ferguson, and he makes a nice little wiggle to get out of bounds on the first down. two touchdown by the defense, both in the fourth quarter. and i thought upon reflection the lead running it back on luck, rings familiar. we dug out the bock and he did have a pick six. 209 have come against luck. that one, back in 2012 when he was a member of the patriots. that was a long return. the flag is out.

. >> >> jim: i'm jim snyder he landed in a hospital bed after shot the strat us fear. he is a suspect of a crime somewhere else. >> maria: news 3 christie spoke to the mother who is des operate to see him. >> reporter: anthony shot 10 days ago and in the hospital his mother fears she'll not get to see him again. technically he is in police custody. >> reporter: she wants to see her son after he was shot >> he did not tell me who did it or who shot him but said, mom i'm sorry they took your phone. >> she system not allowed see him. he was want in the colorado for a parole violation. and he can't have visitors. >> my son was in prison, i get that. i'm not telling you my son is an angel. >> she was turned down for hospital visit. she is afraid she will >> he is not breathing on his own. i'm begging, let plea see my son. >> reporter: she understands why people may judge the situation her troubled past helped her get a degree in drug counciling. >> one of the sheriffs pulled me to the side and said, mom, can i give you advice. i was like issue certainly. >> inn thonny is un

and jim you were coaching the giants. what a tragic scene and what a tragic event and you guys lived through that. jim fassel/ former ny giants head football coach: well of course it did we opened the season against the denver broncos for monday night football. we got home at about 6:30-6:45. landed in newark (new jersey). went to the office, changed clothes, and showered up because we had to go right to work. and all of a sudden the first plane hit. i didn't even know, i was watching tape. the second plane hit. we couldn't concentrate. we weren't getting anything done everyone was finding that out. and everything started to break loose. calls were coming in. ((chris maathuis)) >> you don't really think about how it affects every corner of the country with some tragic event like that, doesn't it? jim fassel/ former ny giants head football coach: yea it really does. you know i got some letters from fans that said, "coach thank you for being in the superbowl and being able to be put on the lead game for monday night footbal

jim: i was umm 22 years old at the time.)) ((vanessa murphy)) jim and shane - now henderson firefighters - have asked us not to use i they are concerned about their safety. they're speaking publicly for the first time. ((shane: jim and i did everything that we could and gave him every ample...but the general public doesn't know that.)) ((vanessa murphy/reporter: the shooting death of tupac shakur remains unsolved. but 20 years later - jim and shane describe an effort to save the 25 year old man's life at the scene they stumbled onto.)) ((shane: the chaos, there was a lot of chaos, a lot of cop cars.)) ((jim: just as we started looking at each other to waving us to come in.)) ((vanessa murphy)) and then exiting their ambulance.... ((jim: somebody met me at the back and said go help my buddy. and my buddy's shot in the car. so i went.... shane: which ended up being suge knight.)) ((shane: the whole car it had, was riddled with bullet holes.)) ((vanessa murphy)) death row records co-founder suge knight was the driver of the b-m-w

>>jim: yeah. once you get the ground saturated, you get the root systems which, you know, they've basically they lose hold of the ground and then you get one of these cells that comes through and you get that sudden burst of wind where you go from nothing to suddenly 30, 40 miles an hour, it's now catching these trees and we're seeing more and more of these trees starting to topple. >>dave: look at the thunderstorm over the sunshine skyway. it's intense. you would think with all the rain you've gotten, you're stabilizing the atmosphere, but no. it's unlimited moistur working with this morning. the problem is yes, you may stop for awhile but then coming in from the south and the west, this is what you see. can you jump over to -- i'm sorry. which camera is that? fdot camera. >>vanessa: or my maps, whatever you like. >>dave: you've got to see what it looks like oef -- over the sunshine skyway. thankfully it's still closed. that thunderstorm is moving over the bridge. i would be so scared. i would be

jim: i like that.kitchen got new appliances and new equipment, and we added a new dessert and beverage bar all to enhance the customer experience. we went to work creating a new recipe with fresh ingredients and a homemade crust. it's good. with tammy in charge, the business skyrocketed over 18%. but, more importantly, it went from losing $100,000 a year to making money. woman: i would like a piece of key lime pie. -do you want one, too? -woman #2: yes, please. -woman #3: this is great pie. -man: best key lime pie ever. lemonis: how's this feel to you? tammy: it's awesome. having one job and being able to spend more time with my children, it's unbelievable. [ voice breaking ] i can't. [ laughs ] lemonis: it's been over a year since i made my investment, and, unfortunately, my investment has had to double to over $700,000. the additional monies that i had to put in took care of bills that i didn't know about. they took care of irs payments that were more than i thought they were going to be. and it took

a guess, perhaps someone had to run jim tan's business. this last tidbit, creepy, implied the state. before that four day's late 911 call was placed, charlie took the time to send a warning e-mail to his college buddies. they would soon hear things in the news. >> the defendant sends an e-mail to his fraternity brothers called "showtime." >> you're going to be hearing from law enforcement? >> yes, yes. you will be surprised, showtime. >> no jurors don't buy self-defense, said the prosecutor in summation. this was no crime of passion, it was a planned murder. so this is an assassination. >> yes. >> he walks in and blows dad away. >> exactly. >> the prosecution rested. the defense team was up next and they were about to lay out a head spinning theory of the crime from seemingly another universe. no one saw it coming. >>> coming up, the defense drops a bombshell. >> one of the things that was always in question of ours was was charlie covering up for someone else? >> and then the prosecution's stunning reaction. >> he picked up the shotgun, h

>> jim: jim they can expect very nice weather. very question yet a few sca scattered clouds overhead and will continu to keep the rain chances pretty low through the look outside right now and you can see there is beau beautiful-looking view. very light winds as well because if you look at that water, you can really see it looks like glass. we have seen really over the past week, a big ridge of high pressure sitting over the southeast is giving some very light winds. very good boating conditions if you were headed out boating this weekend as well seeing those seas 2 feet or less and a light chop or smooth bay waters all weekend long. outside right now in tampa, we pinellas park 77. clearwater, 78 degrees. we head over to sun city center 74 degrees. plant city you are currently at 73. dade city, 73 up in brooksville up to 72. new port richey checks in at 74. light fog up toward crystal river and currently sitting at 72 degrees along with inverness down to the south. upper 70s to close to 80 degrees. and st. petersburg which -- sara

jim: i was umm 22 years old at the time.)) ((vanessa murphy)) jim and shane - now henderson firefighters - have asked us not to use their last names because they are concerned about their safety. they're speaking publicly for the first time. ((shane: jim and i did everything that we could and gave him every ample...but the general public doesn't know that.)) unsolved. but 20 years later - jim and shane describe an effort to save the 25 year old man's life at the scene they stumbled onto.)) ((shane: the chaos, there was a lot of chaos, a lot of cop cars.)) ((jim: just as we started looking at each other to decide what we were doing, metro told us to come in, they were waving us to come in.)) ((vanessa murphy)) and then exiting their ambulance.... ((jim: somebody met me at the back and said go help my buddy. and my buddy's shot in the car. so i went.... shane: which ended up being suge k it had, was riddled with bullet holes.)) ((vanessa murphy)) death row records co-founder suge knight was the driver of the b-m-w shakur was gun

. - [jim] jim reed. - [david] you're jim reed, are you in charge of all these people here? - i think in charge might be a little too strong of a term, but yeah, something like that. - so jim, i remember this barn from when i was a kid, i was telling them outside that this octagon barn, and this is sort of an octagon idea you got here, right? what is the malted meeple? - [jim] well the malted meeple is northeast ohio's first board game cafe, and we strive to give people a great place and a great way to spend quality time with friends and family. we have a library of over 150 board games. hand-crafted milkshakes. - are these kid's games, adult's games? - these are a little bit of everything. there's actually a huge variety of games, that are called hobby games. it's something that's really popped up in the last ten years or so. we have games that are cooperative, where you may be playing with each other and you all win or lose as a group. we have games that are competitive. there's games for young kids, all the way up to adults. - [david] so young kids come in here also? - [j

. >>> aim jim donovan. protest in charlotte north caroline air part of what you need to necessity to start your day in the morning minute. after the fatal police shooting of a black man sparked violent protests overnight. relatives of the keith scott says he was shot by officers while reading a book. >>> a 16 year-old student is facing charges in the fight at a philadelphia high school. police say this fight between a lincoln high school student and a teacher, stemmed there an argument in the classroom. >>> two philadelphia police officers and a are suing lesean mccoy and a club because of a fight. >>> you said, to oprah, that your husband, i want to if the this right, you call him swagadelicious. >> how is that achieved. >> it is a person that has a lot of swag. you don't know what swag is, you definitely don't have it. >> what do you think, you have to swag. >> i do. >> i agree, you have a little swag, jim donovan, that is first lady michelle obama on the late show last night. she touched on several issue

tracy: jim? jim: he was sensational tonight. 256 days ago he walked off this field after the flower three picks in the fourth quarter. he stood in there with all the interviews after the game and said my heart hurts so bad right now for all those guys in this locker room. on this night, he's on top of the world. one of his best games ever. 3 4, leading the jets t coming up next is the "the mazda postgame show." we'll be back with more after this. ?? ?? ?? i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. with great coverage it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excuse me. delivery. hey. lo mein, soy sauce and you got some fortune cookies. have a good one. ah, these small new york apartments... protect your belongings. let geico help you with renters insurance. ah, i'm in there as katie. i'll call you later ...or...no i won't, i'll text you, because what am i your dad?

>>jim: it comes back worse. they get the small breaks in there, and the breaks are not long enough to help really alleviate the situation whatsoever. you can see down towards the sunshine skyway bridge, starting to see yet more heavy rain working its way right up the bay. but from indian rocks down pete beach, you've got the rain heading right back over you. longboat key, anna maria into bradenton, heavy rain. we haven't seen as much rain to the south but now, you're starting to get more of this developing down to the south of us into manatee county, sarasota. you're starting to see -- you have to see as the loop goes on, they start out as little small showers and they just blossom right up. >>dave: you can only imagine as the sun comes going to get worse. we're going to get more showers until we push everything out of here and let's talk about these photos. here is one of david lee hopper. you can see a carport down in citrus county. they've seen gusty winds overnight. >>jim: and we're starting to get more dama

. >> i'm jim donovan. first what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a hit-and-run driver, who left a man critically injured in rhawnhurst overnight. >> they do believe they found the striking vehicle, and they were able to catch up with that car, with the help of eyewitnesses. >> authorities are searching for motive in series of bombings in new york and new jersey. police arrested ahmad khan rahami. >> former president george h.w. bush, a republican, will not confirm or deny reports that he claims to vote for democrat hillary clinton. >> kevin james, billboard over there, kevin james, i've got a billboard over there. kevin james has got a billboard over there. >> that's too many for kevin james. >> kevin can wait. >> kevin can wait. >> are you sure i want to do this? it look like -- >> got a long way between the c and the e. >> yes. >> need a really big h. >> it has to be a really big h. >> just remember, this is totally worth it. >> that was j

>> yeah, jim.you would probably expect, i'm afraid i don't comment on those kind of rumors. >> i don't blame you. congratulations on what you're doing, and i do hope that -- i hope for speedy approval for these families. this is a terrible disease. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, sir. appreciate it. that's justin gover. this is a very important medical break through. yes, is it investable? of course. mad monday is back. >> announcer: coming up, apple has had an up and down year, but what impact will the issues that samsung have on the battle for smartphone supremacy. kram every gicramer gives yous "mad money" returns. what powers the digital world. communication. that's why a cutting edge university counts on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more than 65,000 fans. and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep their dealer network streamlined and nimble. businesses count on communication, and communic

brennan: jim and i can to -- jim and i communicate regularly in a number of ways, phone calls, we spent a lot of time in the vietnam days talking as buddies. we do communicate in different fashions. u.s. intelligence officials are different means in terms of e-mails, unclassified e-mails that we send to one another and then there are classified networks that the intelligence community really relies upon to do its work, to maintain the data and retain seekers. when information comes out for the public, a lot of times it is done with various purposes and agendas. all of the hackings that have taken place whether they be government e-mails, personal e-mails. i have had my personal e-mails hacked and personal e-mails put out publicly. this is one of the real challenges of our country, to be able to deal with the tremendous capabilities, unfortunately of those that want to do us harm. whenever jim and i communicate, we try to make sure we put on the high side and on the low side, unclassified information. we all have an obligation to do that. mr. clapper: one of the, my wife is not wild abou

jim lives in natchez. >> next to jim is jim woodrick who lives in richmond.si he has worked for the mississippi department off archives and history. current director of the historic preservation division before that he was in the civil war heights division and as a lifelong student of civil war he is also a member of the jackson civil war roundtable and historians of the westernok, whc theater. his book published by his repressed is called "the civil war siege of jackson mississippi " next to gimenez anne webster, she retired two years ago from mda h.th you can see there's a pattern here. she had assisted researchers for 35 years. iv her first book for the university press of mississippi- with co- author kathleen is tracing your mississippi "tracing your mississippi ancestors" today, and and will be discussing her second book for the university press which is mississippi in the great war, selected letters. finally to my left is we and us. his longtime professor of history at montgomery college he is author of the biography,phy: howard baker conciliator in the age of crisis. was senator william

a guess, perhaps someone had to run jim tan's business.s last tidbit, before that four days late 911 call, charlie toork took the time to first send an e-mail warning to his fraternity brothers. >> he sends an e-mail called "showtime". >> you're going to be hearing from law enforcement. >> yes, yes, you will be surprised. showtime. >> they don't buy the self-defense. this was no crime of passion. it was a planned murder. so this is an assassination. >> yes. >> he walks in and blows dad away. >> exactly. >> the prosecution rested. the defense team was up next, and they were about to lay out a head-spinning theory of the crime from seemingly another universe no one saw coming. >>> coming up, the defense drops a bombshell. >> one of the things that was always a question of ours was, was charlie covering up for someone else? >> and then the prosecution's stunning reaction. >> he picked up the shotgun and moved quickly across the room. >> when "dateline" extra continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ the highly advanced audi a4. ♪ try duo fusion!ing antacids? new, two