it's just one part of his past that jim has pulled from for his latest venture helping children build their first block to success, the ability to read. >> say i will take turns. >> i will take turns. >> though there have been many a great book written about baseball -- >> what's this letter? >> reporter: books and baseballs -- >> perfect. >> reporter: -- don't normally mix at school. >> p. >> good job. >> reporter: at three san francisco schools these days, literacy and the long ball have found common ground. why? just ask jim messimer. it was his idea. >> i'm a very solution-oriented person and a lot of people, they position things as a problem. i look at them as opportunities. messaging is not what you say, it's how we say it. >> reporter: jim is a former professional soccer and football player who transitioned into a successful 20-year career as a silicon valley executive. a career that five years ago, jim decided to put on hold to start this. san francisco rbi is a non-profit bringing underprivileged children up to and beyond grade level in reading. >> other bugs we're going to r

. >> jim has run for 30 years and has covered a lot of ground. >> i have run 17 marathons and about 20 half marathons and dozens of 10 ks and 5-k's. having celebrated his 66th birthday his goals are bigger. i want to run a marathon, one in each state, i want to be the oldest to finish a marathon, that is 100. >> his shoulder was hurting and found a bulge in the neck, it shows the area was filled with ncl. a rare blood cancer found mostly in men over the able of 60, jim took part in a clinical trial at pen. >> i knew i would beat it. >> he never stopped running. >> that is my hobby, i would never let a little cancer get in the way. next weekend will he run philadelphia's rock 'n roll half marathon to raise money for the association for cancer research. >> i'm not fast. >> his advise to others battles the disease -- >> don't let cancer get you down, just keep plugging along. >> a lesson for cancer and for life. >> some of the marathons i am the last person finishing on the line but i finish. >> good for him. the "action news" team is out working on news stories this afternoon beginning a

jim says he has been waiting a longtime and hopes this is the year. and his excitement is all over one to the get underway tonight the. that last name may work. post your photos and videos on facebook.com/cbsnewyork. >>> a news chopper from our sister station was the first on the scene of a plane crash. they decided to land and help the injured. >> reporter: the plane crashed short of its destination along a levy in the everglades. it was a heart-stopping moment as air traffic control knew there was an accident and asked the chopper crew from our sister station in miami to help in the search. they spotted the plane with a passenger on the wing and quickly landed the helicopter to assist. >> we were relieved to see that somebody was there and walking around but then the other question was, is there anybody else onboard? what is their status? are they injured? >> reporter: robin russell is the flight photographer and also a volunteer firefighter on the plane, a pool ott and two passenger. -- a pilot and two passengers. his legs were tangled. as emergenc

(cg: kristin rogers) "even though jim has helped save over 400 dogs, he refuses to call himself a hero." (cg: jim bordoni) "no the heroes are the fosters, the shelters, and the rescues, those are the people. they do all the work, i said i'm just a taxi cab i got the easy part." jim is referring to groups like last hope, who save around 50 dogs a month from being euthanized. (cg: jon biegen/ last hope animal rescue)"after you know you see it on paper, and you see those, you see a picture, you know you have the ability to help, but when it actually becomes real and you've got him in your arms it feels real and you know that's where it;s most rewarding." thanks to the effort of many, one-year-old king, should have many years ahead of him. >> that was kristin rogers reporting from iowa city. critter crusaders in cedar rapids plans to help with king's medical bills. there are also plans to get him a wheelchair, so he will able to get around more easily. << around siouxland. if you're looking for some unique treasures we've got just the thing for you down at the sioux city pierce mansion mus

jim: it has been a year of ups and downs for the families involved. coming up, the turning point that jeanine says gave her some heather: the trial of accused killer philip chism has been put on hold. chism is charged with the 2013 murder of his teacher, colleen newscenter 5' tells us the judge has ordered determine if he is fit to stand trial. frank: philip his own just yesterday -- philip chism just courtroom. he said he wishes someone would walk into the courtroom and kill him with a gun. he said he hears voices telling him not to trust his attorneys. he is accused of raping and murdering his teacher. today, he will undergo a more formal and thorough evaluation and observation. if prosecution -- the prosecution objecting to the move, accusing them of pretending to be mentally ill. the judge spent the morning trying to find a right facility. his age and the need for high-level security are all concerns. heather: according to the court order, he will be hospitalized for a time not to exceed 20 days. ed: a hockey player charged on three charges of rap

. >> if there is any impact from joaquin, jim has barriers ready to protect his cellar door and windows from any rushing water. with the waves now pounding outside his home he knows well the flooding potential. >> you live down here, this is all you are going to get. it is a constant struggle. >> the season is ending early for some boat owners who like to push it past columbus day. many decided to take no chances. >> it is still going to be rough no matter what. this is kind of direct impact here. it is safer to take it out. >> even without joaquin there is some minor coasting flooding and waves reaching the seawall. >> looks like it will clip us. you don't know, the wind can go in any direction. >> we are definitely still getting the winds here. people like this gentleman have to take pictures of the ocean. here in other coastal towns they are breathing a sigh of relief. >> thank you. you can keep track of storms anytime, anywhere with our cbs boston weather app. it is free in your app store. >>> the way we are going to solve this problem is -- that when they act out, when they are dis

looking at america's longest war this time on the program joining me now is michael bre rvetionreen, jim har of cut down the black flag and thom thomas johnson, director of the program for culture and conflict studies. michael breen, let me start with you. is this the right move at the right time as i asked ambassador newman, and what remains as the mission? >> it's good to be with you ray. and this discussion has centered as it often does on the number of troops, how is the taliban doing? let's take it back here. there are three threats to the government of afghanistan, in order of authority, least to highest, taliban, then regional interference from the neighbors, and above all, the corruption of the afghan government itself. it is a lot easier to be an insurgent, when the government preys on its people.this is fundamentally about governance. and the military conflict is the symptom of a weak state. so what can military forces achieve if a state like this? there are a lot of things that armies can do. they can't deliver justice. that is a challenge for the certain government. what the afg

jim has been a long time business papaner of van's..someone and hopes to carry on van's legacy. meanwhile -- visitation is set for friday at parrott and wood chapel of memories and services will be held, saturday morning. this week we are taking a look at the race for waterloo mayor. waterloo voters will elect a new mayor, as current waterloo mayor buck clark is not seeking reelection. right now, five candidates will be on that novembebe 3rd ballot. over the next five days, we will be profiling those candidates. kwwl's nikki newbrough spoke with current black hawk county supervisor, frank magsmen and has his story. frank magsamen says it was the right time when deciding to run for family in waterloo building his home here in 1968. he was a small business owner, fire chief, and black hawk county emergency manager before ing elected on the black hawk very effective orm of government that addresses financial infrastructure needs. "what's unnue about frank magsamen, if elected he's like to move towards a different mayor becomes a part time position and secomes a voting member of the

jim has admitted that he suffered from depression, at one point taking prozac to it. >> i think prozac and things like that are very valuable to people for short periods of time. but i believe if you're on them for an extended period time, you never get to the problem. >> so many laye this story. now another major star who suffered from depression was robin williams. and his daughter zelda had this to say aboutcathriona's death. >> quote, heartbroken to continue to watcsweet, kind souls be consumed by darkness. >> michelle, thank you very much. let's switch gears a little bit now. george and ama one-year anniversary celebration rolls on in new york and george brought along a best bud while amal brought tstyle, as always. amal, george and their pal ra gerber were partyi up till midnight at a five-story hotel in midtown. let's clear the guys out the shot because we want to see the fashion show amal is givin us. just look at her pop in this kel versace dress straight from the fall runway, of course, showing off legs with that shorter asymmetrical hemline and those strappy jimmy choo sanda

it's just one part of his past jim has pulled from for his latest venture, helping children to build the first block to success, the ability to read. >> say i will take turns. >> i will take turns. >> reporter: though there have been many agreat book written about baseball. >> what's this letter? >> reporter: books and baseball -- >> perfect. >> reporter: -- don't normally mix at school. but at three san francisco schools these days, literacy and the long ball have found common ground. why? just ask jim messemer, it was his ideas. >> i'm a very solution oriented person. and a lot of people they position things as a problem. i look at them as opportunities. messaging is not what you say, it's how we say it. >> reporter: jim is a former professional soccer and football player who transitioned into a successful 20-year career as a silicon valley executive. a career that five years ago jim decided to put on hold to start th this. san francisco rbi is a nonprofit bringing underprivileged children up to and beyond grade level in reading. >> what other bugs to read about in this book. >> re

jim has given you plenty to respond to.o ahead. >> i think the most recent correction shows you the value of being able to keep an open mind and willing to change the -- sort of the makeup of your portfolio and not be able to sort of stick to the same thing because i think if you continue to stick to the same thing you're going to prove yourself to be wrong. what the market is dealing with right now is a cheap money environment. the market is not looking at economic news. it's not looking at earnings that have beaten very lowered expectations. the market is going back into the risk on assets. and that's what's going to continue to work because we got the federal reserve basically on hold. they can't raise interest rates with the u.s. economy slowing. the ecb is looking like they're going to put more quantitative easing out there. china just did it. and so that fuels a risk on bubble. now, jim is right. there are a number of issues that still have to be addressed. but that's not the market's concern right now. there's issues

you cannot do anything if you cannot read. >> reporter: it's a noble goal, one jim says has part of itsts in a very personal place. he and his wife debbie's inability to have children of their own. unable to start a family, they decided to help as many other families as they possibly could. >> there is reasons for everything. and i really believe that the pathway that this led us to by creating this organization has enriched us in a totally different way. >> reporter: partnering with major league baseball and tapping more than a thousand volunteer, sfrbi has already worked with more than a thousand students, and are seeing measurable results. as for how long he'll do this pro bono, jim says he is in it until it's able to run on its own. racking up wins all along the way. >> the measurable success part is very important to jim as well. going become to his days as a silicone valley ceo, he is very focused on analysis and data. and the he think if he has the date to prove that what he is doing successful, it can only grow larger. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know of someone

. >> jim: hoyer has 300 yard gain now. 2 of 28. 304 yards and two touchdowns. >> phil: as defense, basically against jacksonville. >> jim: underneath to mumphery. that's another gain of four. >> phil: that time that changed it up. there claim blitz. brian hoyer, it happens to a quarterback. he's got in there, he's had success. he's got rhythm. he's seeing everything perfectly. >> jim: last 00 passerby guy coming off the bench, chad henning for jacksonville against houston three years ago. second and five. he hit him in that first half. they are still jawing. going to be third about two. remind that you coming up after the game the mazda postgame show interviews and analysis of all of tonight's action. going -- they don't have to run a play before the two-minute warning. they're going to wait. i think that's it. keep it going, keep it going, fantastic. all right. oh gosh. all right. i'm keeping up rusty! i'm keeping up! what's going on? jj. nice to meet you. what's going on? not too much. just trying to keep up. keep it going rusty! wuuuuuuuuuuuuuut?! guess who's having mcdonald's brkfast for

. >> jim: hoyer has 300 yard gain now. 2 of 28. 304 yards and two touchdowns. >> phil: as defense, basically against jacksonville. >> jim: underneath to mumphery. that's another gain of four. >> phil: that time that changed it up. there claim blitz. brian hoyer, it happens to a quarterback. he's got in there, he's had success. he's got rhythm. he's seeing everything >> jim: last 00 passerby guy coming off the bench, chad henning for jacksonville against houston three years ago. second and five. he hit him in that first half. they are still jawing. going to be third about two. remind that you coming up after the game the mazda postgame show interviews and analysis of all of tonight's action. going -- they don't have to run a play before the two-minute warning. >> phil: big play. hey, is that it? i think that's it. keep it going, keep it going, fantastic. all right. oh gosh. all right. keep it up! i'm keeping up rusty! i'm keeping up! what's going on? jj. nice to meet you. what's going on? not too much. just trying to keep up. keep it going rusty! wuuuuuuuuuuuuuut?! guess who's having mcdonald

cnn's jim acosta has the latest. >> reporter: christine and alison, here we are in the wynn hotel. the first democratic debate of the cycle. you see the stage is just about set. five podiums on the stage. that middle one for former secretary of state hillary clinton. to her right is bernie sanders. senator sanders has been giving hillary clinton a run for her money in the polls. it will be interesting to watch those two go head-to-head. the others will try to have a breakout moment. they will be looking for the breakout moments on tuesday night. the potential between hillary clinton and bernie sanders, one of those will be on the iraq war. in the last 24 hours, sanders has been reminder supporters he voted against the iraq war in 2002 and hillary clinton voted for it. similar to the battle royale. that cost the votes for hillary clinton in 2008. the x factor is vice president biden. will he join the debate on tuesday night? christine and alison, i noticed off stage here in vegas here in the hotel, there is an extra podium just in case biden decides to join the debate. christine and

you cannot do anything if you cannot read. >> reporter: it's a noble goal, one jim says has part of its roots in a very personal place. he and his wife, debbie's, inability to have children of their own. unable to start a family, they decided to help as many other families as they possibly could. >> there's reasons for everything. and i really believe that the pathway that this led us to by creating this organization has enriched us in a totally different way. >> reporter: partnering with major league baseball and tap more than 1,000 volunteers, they've already worked with more than 1,000 students and are seeing measurable results. as for how long he'll do this pro bono, jim says he's in it until it's able to run on its own. racking up wins all along the way. >> whoo hoo! >> the measurable success part is very important to jim as well, going back to his days as a silicon valley ceo, he's very focused on analysis and data, and he thinks if he has the data to prove that what he's doing is successful, it can only grow larger. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know someone doing s

. >> jim: hoyer has 300 yard gain now. 2 of 28. 304 yards and two touchdowns. >> phil: as defense, basically against jacksonville. >> jim: underneath to mumphery. that's another gain of four. >> phil: that time that changed it up. there claim blitz. brian hoyer, it happens to a quarterback. he's got in there, he's had success. he's got rhythm. he's seeing everything perfectly. >> jim: last 00 passerby guy coming off the bench, chad henning for jacksonville against houston three years ago. second and five. he hit him in that first half. they are still jawing. going to be third about two. remind that you coming up after the game the mazda postgame show interviews and analysis of all of tonight's action. going -- they don't have to run a play before the two-minute warning. they're going to wait. >> phil: big play. i think that's it.t? ♪ keep it going, keep it going, fantastic. all right. oh gosh. all right. keep it up! i'm keeping up rusty! i'm keeping up! what's going on? jj. nice to meet you. what's going on? not too much. just trying to keep up. ♪ keep it going rusty! ♪ guess who's having mc

jim acosta has the latest. >> reporter: here we are in the wynn hotel.can see the stage is just about set. five podiums up on the stage. the middle one for former secretary of state hillary clinton. to her right is vermont senator bernie sanders. he has been giving her a run for her money in the polls. it is interesting to watch those it would go head-to-head. the others will have a breakout moment. martin o'malley and chaffee. the flash points with clinton and sanders, will be on the iraq war. bernie sanders has reminded supporters he voted against the iraq war in 2002 and hillary clinton voted in favor of the iraq war. sort of echos of the battle royale back in 2008. that was a vote that cost hillary clinton in 2008 with the democratic party. meanwhile, the x factor in all of this is vice president joe biden. as a matter of fact, christine and alison, i noticed off stage here inside the wynn hotel, there is an extra podium in case vice president biden decides to join the debate. if he does, it will make for fascinating television. back to you. >> a pod

. >> jim: hoyer has 300 yard gain now. 2 of 28. 304 yards and two touchdowns. >> phil: as defense, basically against jacksonville. >> jim: underneath to mumphery. that's another gain of four. >> phil: that time that changed it up. there claim blitz. brian hoyer, it happens to a quarterback. he's got in there, he's had success. he's got rhythm. he's seeing everything perfectly. >> jim: last 00 passerby guy coming off the bench, chad henning for jacksonville against houston three years ago. second and five. he hit him in that first half. they are still jawing. going to be third about two. remind that you coming up after the game the mazda postgame show interviews and analysis of all of tonight's action. going -- they don't have to run a play before the two-minute warning. they're going to wait. >> phil: big play. hey, is that it? i think that's it. ♪ keep it going, keep it going, fantastic. all right. oh gosh. all right. keep it up! i'm keeping up rusty! i'm keeping up! what's going on? jj. nice to meet you. what's going on? not too much. just trying to keep up. ♪ keep it going rusty! ♪ guess

(cg: kristin rogers) "even though jim has helped save over 400 dogs, he refuses to call himself a hero." (cg: jim fosters, the shelters, and the rescues, those are the people. they do all the work, i said i'm just aaxi cab i got the easy part." jim is referring to groups like last hope, who save around 50 dogs a month frorobeing euthanized. (cg: jon bieien/ last hope animal rescue)")"ter you know you see it on paper, and you see those, you see a picture, y know you have the ability to help, but when it actually becomes real and you've got him in your arms it feels real and you know that's where it;s most rewarding." thanks to the effort of many, one-year-old king, should have many years ahead of him. >> that was kristin rogers reporting. critter r usaders in cedar rapids plans to help with his medical bills. there are plans to get king a wheelchair, he will able to get around easier. a top ten day yesterday, will we see another? ben's back with the forecast after the break. and.....n endangered bird makes a stop in eautern iowa. the whooping crane w the << >> << wx timer @ 1:30 red fla

jim: well, jeff janis has caught a couple of balls today. both of them big. one for 46 and this one for 33. phil: the third shovel pass of aaron rodgers today. jim: the first one went for the touchdown on the packers' opening drive to starks, who carries it here, plowing ahead to the 15. you're looking here about how you can hold them to a field goal. phil: this is a must. exactly what mike mccoy is doing, looking up at the play clock, seeing the time and realizing that aaron rodgers is doing a good job taking time off the clock before he breaks a the huddle. jim: second and 5. rodgers. look at that pass. lofts it. just over the outstretched arms of starks. rodgers a little upset at himself because he expects to make every throw. phil: yeah, he had it. conner on starks. quite honestly, starks is not a feature downfield receiver out of the backfield or anywhere jim: weddle can only watch. perryman is also out, shaken up. third and 5. time-out. could not get the chargers to jump. they'll have that third down snap coming up. it will be a big one. favre what do yo

jim: dumervil never gave up any ground. jimmy smith. robert golden has come in at safety for will allen, who was injured on that last play. i would love to see the ravens play-action, do whatever. make sure you can block it up and give joe flacco -- give these receivers, and they need the extra time to run down the field, maybe to make a move, create some separation and give him an easy throw. steve smith, as he has that back contusion. there's no way you'll see him get back in this game, that's for sure. jim: second and 8 on the way. harrison coming in. flacco unable to find anyone in first time -- time and just unloads it. phil: bud dupree once again back there along with cameron heyward. good push but dupree makes flacco step up and that allows heyward to get the pressure on the inside. good throwaway by flacco. jim: this pittsburgh defense again has sacked flacco five times tonight. tied for the most in flacco's career. third and 8. and here's the pass down the field and it's incomplete. it looked like aiken had it for a moment but mitchell lowered t

did he finish the course but successfully completed canyon gap which he described as the scariest jim hasg fine. the. >> what? >> could he be delirious? >> oh. oh, man. top that larry. >> he's way more man than i am. >> so train wreck. the game. i thought you were pointing at drew. >> i would never say drew is a taken wreck. >> that was another they can. >> that was my take away. him. i don't know what tough done. >> i got myself together. >> how about you biel. >> seemed pretty clear to me. the other. >> my transhe goes toyvrment taken wreck east the 14ers. who had more punt than first down in tonight game. dreadful performance against the performance against the seahawks >> all right. we have plenty of sports to talk about right now. larry. >> did u apologize to him for calling him. >> counseling went well. >> it did. >> billed as elimination game for somebody. 49ers facing the arch rival from seattle. both at 2 and 4 coming if and niners non-existent. look like a man with no answers. niners first drive seahawks answer with lynch beast mode up and over. 7 nothing. collin in trouble earl

jim: so the falalns drop a game for the first time this year and the saints at 2-4 having already now played all the divisional opponents once. carolina has a trip out to seattle this weekend. phil: oh, but that's -- jim: coming off a bye. phil: an interesting game. carolina panthers, we saw it last year at the end of the year. cam newton, the offensive coordinator, everything came together and they've kind of continued it with their start so far this year. jim: gets it away and it goes out of bounds. phil: something the saints -- one little thought. they did miss some field goals tonight and in a league where be a major concern and talked about. in the next few days as they lookokver this game. jim: you saw the saints' coaching staff on the sideline. there'd been a lot of talk about hey, what's going on with rob ryan and sean peyton? rob ryan said hey, you guys keep blaming me, ok? fielding questions. because i know we're on the brink of breaking through. they take thehe ball right out of the hand of ryan. it was jordan who's had just a huge game who falls on it as well. and that will just bring us one snap to the end. phil: yeah, just a

democrat jim webb has announced he's ending his bid for the democratic nomination. he broke the news from the national press club in washington d-c yesterday. but don't count him out completely... webb said he'll now look into running as an independent. meanwhile the republican field remains robust... and focused on iowa votes. chris christie will be in newton today. he'll hold a town hall meeting at the raceway cafe. that's at 1:30 this afternoon. moines for to win over voters at a supporter's private home. meanwhile the republican front- runner heads to southern iowa. donald trump will hold one of his signature "make america great again" rallies in burlington this evening. a recent n-b-c poll shows his party support up slightly, with ben carson edging closer. they say no good deed goes unpunished. that seems to be the case for one young metro woman... 'its been a big gift.' cori vance's step-mother was born with a terminal kidney disease. now she's donating her kidney to save her life. but it's not such a welcome decision at work. vance says "windsor windows and d

stephanie deckner jerusalem for us, the race for the democratic presidential nomination, has it's first casualty. jim web has dropped out. web made the announcement that his candidacy has failed to really gain any traction. he was polling in the low single digits he said the political system is broken and he does not see eye to eye with democratic leaders. he is not comfortable with many of the policies i have layed forth, and frankly not comfortable with many of theirs. >> for this reason, i am withdrawing from any consideration of being a democratic party nominee for the presidency. so web said he is still weighing his options on launching an independent bid. vice president joe biden may be closer to deciding whether to run for president. al jazeera america has learned he will announce his decision in the next two days. he has been meeting with potential supporters. >> last night at the naval observatory, vice president joe biden met with his closest aids and advisors we are told they discussed a potential race for the democratic presidential nomination. if biden did make a decision last night, or

jim: so the falcons drop a game for the first time this year and the saints at 2-4 having already now played all the divisional opponents once. carolina has a trip out to seattle this weekend. phil: oh, but that's -- jim: coming off a bye. phil: an interesting game. carolina panthers, we saw it last year at the end of the year. cam newton, the offensive coordinator, everything came together and they've kind of continued it with their start so far this year. jim: gets it away and it goes out of bounds. phil: something the saints -- one little thought. they did miss some field goals tonight and in a league where three points is gold, that will be a major concern and talked about. in the next few days as they look over this game. jim: you saw the saints' coaching staff on the sideline. there'd been a lot of talk about hey, what's going on with rob ryan and sean peyton? rob ryan said hey, you guys keep blaming me, ok? fielding questions. because i know we're on the brink of breaking through. they take the ball right out of the hand of ryan. it was jordan who's had just a huge game who falls on it as well. and that will just bring us one phil:

jim dolan. >> everybody knows someone who has battled addiction. yankees fans are definitely no different. they know that when a guy finally acknowledges that he needs help, nothing on earth is more important. not baseball. >> reporter: the streets around the stadium today, fans were hoping the best for cc sabathia ahead. about things. you know what i mean? he realized it. he's going to the right thing to do. >> reporter: there were folks who wished the timing had been a little better. >> i think he's doing the right for the team? >> the yankees wasn't doing so need him. >> reporter: most seem to here. >> i think he's doing the thing. you got a problem, you well get that help. >> he had a problem so he had to go. >> you've knot -- got to deal with it. >> do you think he should have waited till the end of the playoffs? >> no, he did a good job. >> reporter: some even offered a hand. >> he's involved in a lot of stress and things of that nature. >> sabathia has had moments of remarkable bravery during his career. long games on short rest. always will

jim: scobee opened in the england. now two at home tonight. this has been problematic for them since shawn swies happen tore his m.c.l. they had to make a -- severe they had to go get scobee from jacksonville. 1:01 remaining this is waller. phil: have to spike the ball immediately. jim: but they're getting close enough for one or two throws to put tucker perhaps in a situation to tie it. that's 18 yards to waller, his first-ever nfl catch. phil: yeah, that was a good job. just get the play off. jim: need about 15. incomplete to williams. phil: about six times a night when they're on the right hash or left, the corner from that side is blitzing and it made joe flacco that time throw the football before he was ready. jim: they are going downwind. we've seen flacco here with heroic moments in the past. you remember a sunday night win here finding torrey smith with about 25 second to go. another year, houshmandzadeh, he connected with him in the late going. 32 second. sideline. incomplete. pressure from antwon blake, who was blitzing. phil: same thing. i j

we're learning more about the copilot as well get to school and make sure that plane landed safely jim smith has the story from logan airport.>> a medical emergency. >> reporter: crews on the runway in syracuse responding to an emergency. a pilot on a phoenix to boston flight passing away in the middle of the trip. the plane forced to land in upstate new york. at first, passengers were only told the pilot was sick.>> the flight attendant come on and told us to fasten seatbelts. her voice was quivering. so i knew it was way beyond an illness. >> reporter: people took photos and shot videos of the emergency operation. the pilot has been identified as michael johnston of you top. is what -- utah. his wife says he likely died of a heart attack.>> they put tarps up so we could not see anything. the cops evacuated everybody. when we got on our flight here, four hours later, they notified us passed away.>> accrue came on board and flew that plane onto logan airport. passengers accrediting -- are crediting the copilot with keeping his cool.>> the airline needs to be commended. whatever happened in the c

jim: so the falcons drop a game for the first time this year and the saints at 2-4 having already now played all the divisional opponents once. carolina has a trip out to seattle this weekend. phil: oh, but that's -- jim: coming off a bye. phil: an interesting game. carolina panthers, we saw it last year at the end of the year. cam newton, the offensive coordinator, everything came together and they've kind of continued it with their start so far this year. jim: gets it away and it goes out of bounds. phil: something the saints -- one little thought. they did miss some field goals tonight and in a league where three points is gold, that will be a major concern and talked about. in the next few days as they look over this game. jim: you saw the saints' coaching staff on the sideline. there'd been a lot of talk about hey, what's going on with rob ryan and sean peyton? rob ryan said hey, you guys keep blaming me, ok? fielding questions. because i know we're on the brink of breaking through. they take the ball right out of the hand of ryan. it was jordan who's had just a huge game who falls on it as and that will just bring us one snap to the

said again today that is a hard no, but a lot of people up here say they want paul ryan and ryan, jim, has canceled fund-raising and possibly other activities for the next two days. back to you. >> a lot more to come on this, thanks, steve. >> now to a big change in the federal prosecutor's office in d.c. the white house has announced that it will nominate channing phillips as the next u.s. attorney for the district of columbia. tom sherwood broke that story on twitter today and now reports on what it could mean for a high-profile corruption case. >>> late today the white house confirmed a major change in law enforcement here in the nation's capital. channing phillips, if approved by congress would take over one of the biggest and most active u.s. attorney offices in america. it handles international and national cases as well as major local prosecutions in the district. phillips is a native washington an and a veteran justice department official and he most recently has worked for attorneys general eric holder and loretta lynch. phillips and vinny cohen were among top candidates for the d

jim axel rod has our investigation.early morning hours of august 29, a single truck left blue bell, marking the return of its ice cream. when the company recalled all its products in april, its loyal customers sang their support. ♪ oh blue bell the best ice cream in the country. and parade for their return. and plastered the city with signs. >> well, god bless blue bell. a fantastic product. they have done a lot for the community. at the same time a bad side of blue bell. everything was overlooked. >> reporter: for the last seven months leading up to the shutdown. terry schultz operated this machine at the blue bell factory. >> a lot of time i walked in there. there was ice cream all over the floor. >> reporter: what do you mean ice cream all over the floor? >> some times the machines you would go haywire. the product would just continually run through the conveyor belt and drop right off on to the floor. >> reporter: shelts says stopping to clean up the ice cream would slow down production. so, workers left it pooling

jim axel rod has our investigation. in the early morning hours of august 29, a single truck left blue bell, marking the return of its ice cream. when the company recalled all its products in april, its loyal customers sang their support. the best ice cream in the country. and plastered the city with signs. >> well, god bless blue bell. a fantastic product. they have done a lot for the community. at the same time a bad side of blue bell. everything was overlooked. >> reporter: for the last seven months leading up to the shutdown. terry schultz operated this machine at the blue bell factory. >> a lot of time i walked in there. there was ice cream all over the floor. >> reporter: what do you mean ice cream all over the floor? >> some times the machines you would go haywire. the product would just continually run through the conveyor belt and drop right off on to the floor. >> reporter: shelts says stopping to clean up the ice cream would slow down production. so, workers left it pooling on this floor. creating an environme

our jim lokay has the exclusive interview. >> she would call me from port and say, this is a great cruise! wish you were here. jim: those calls reminded mary shevory how much her daughter, mariette wright, lived for life on the sea. but it came to a halt two weeks ago, when she and 32 others were presumably lost, when the el faro went down in choppy atlantic waters stirred up by hurricane joaquin. >> i had no warning. i got a call one morning that the el faro went missing, and had gone down, and their weren' t -- there weren' t any survivors. jim: and as the days grew longer, the hope that maybe someone pulled through grew dimmer. and the question that remained was, why? >> i believe, if there was any way they could have prevented it, they would have. but the captain chose to ship out in that tropical storm. jim: are you mad at that captain for making that decision to go >> i have been out in a dozen hurricanes. just a tropical storm, and we can make it. jim: she is preparing a sendoff for her middle daughter, who she describes as rebellious and unique. >> she was married to the sea, she

jim: so the falcons drop a game for the first time this year and the saints at 2-4 having already now played all the divisional opponents once. carolina has a trip out to seattle this weekend. phil: oh, but that's -- jim: coming off a bye. phil: an interesting game. carolina panthers, we saw it last year at the end of the year. cam newton, the offensive coordinator, everything came together and they've kind of continued it with their start so far this year. jim: gets it away and it goes out of bounds. phil: something the saints -- one little thought. they did miss some field goals tonight and in a league where three points is gold, that will be a major concern and talked about. in the next few days as they look over this game. jim: you saw the saints' coaching staff on the sideline. there'd been a lot of talk about hey, what's going on with rob ryan and sean peyton? rob ryan said hey, you guys keep blaming me, ok? fielding questions. because i know we're on the brink of breaking through. they take the ball right out of the hand of ryan. it was jordan who's had just a huge game who falls on it as well. and that will just bring us one snap

jim: so the falcons drop a game for the first time this year and the saints at 2-4 having already now played all the divisional opponents once. carolina has a trip out to seattle this weekend. phil: oh, but that's -- jim: coming off a bye. phil: an interesting game. carolina panthers, we saw it last year at the end of the year. cam newton, the offensive coordinator, everything came together and they've kind of continued it with their start so far this year. jim: gets it away and it goes out of bounds. phil: something the saints -- one little thought. they did miss some field goals tonight and in a league where three points is gold, that will be a major concern and talked about. in the next few days as they look over this game. jim: you saw the saints' coaching staff on the sideline. there'd been a lot of talk about hey, what's going on with rob ryan and sean peyton? rob ryan said hey, you guys keep blaming me, ok? fielding questions. because i know we're on the brink of breaking through. they take the ball right out of the hand of ryan. it was jordan who's had just a huge game who falls on it as well. and that will just bring us one snap

jim acosta has the story. it's the big question all over washington... will he or won't he? nats "should the vice president run for your job?" when joe biden's political future came up in the oval office... the vice president was just a few feet away... listening... with his lips sealed. president obama later brushed off the question. "i'm not going to comment on what joe is doing and not doing. you can direct those questions to my very able vice president." but a decision appears to be coming soon... so says biden's former senate chief of staff.. ted kaufman in a message to the vice president's political network. "i am confident that the vice president is aware of the practical demands of making a final decision soon." kaufman also described what a biden campaign would be like... in other words... nats of biden "he's gonna put y'all back in chains." lots of biden being biden. "i think it's fair to say, knowing him as we all do, that it won't be a scripted affair-- after all, it's joe." but democrats are all but begging biden to hurry. as one senior party official put it...

and as we're screaming bloody murder at each other jim has to go over constantly and go, "yes, mother. yes, mother. okay. absolutely. love you too," and then go back to screaming. >> jimmy: yeah. >> two times the phone rings. great, everything's great. now, pillows are everywhere, curtains everywhere and we're screaming at each other. phone rings and it's the stage manager press on the phone. and he goes over and there's no phone. [ laughter ] the cordless base is there, but the cordless phone that he bought is gone. so the stage managers just keep -- you're supposed to pick it up after three rings. fourth ring, fifth ring. all the sudden, boom, i feel this hand, it's gandolfini going, i can't find the [ bleep ] phone. [ laughter ] and i'm like -- now i -- >> jimmy: everyone's looking for it. >> we're looking. >> jimmy: yeah. >> pillows are coming -- everything's coming up. >> jimmy: it's ringing, it's ringing, it's ringing. >> and they keep ringing the phone because now we're at 15 rings and the broadway audience is going, "i don't think this is part of the play." [ laughter ] so, fi

has to be a visionary one. ryan says he will make his final jim webb has dropped out of the democratic presidential race... the former virginia senator made the announcement at the "national press club" in washington. webb says he will now meet with people from across the political spectrum to consider a third party run for president. his the ground... as he did little campaigning and polled poorly. he was also critical of the and support they gave him during his run. vice president joe biden's sounding like a presidential candidate... while hillary clinton prepares to take the hot seat on capitol hill. tracie potts has the story. hillary clinton calls herself an enemy of republicans. joe biden calls them friends: "i respect up there, have a lot of republican friends, this is a matter of making things work." not yet a candidate... but drawing distinctions between himself and the democratic frontrunner... and clarifying the record. in go slow going after osama bin laden. today: "i told him my opinion, i thought he should go." will he run, or won't he? democrats are getting anxious: "it makes him look indeci

jim avery has always been a creator. two of his more notable creations, the dy-cycle and the abc two, or the avery bike contraption. "avery has earned international accolades for his unique pieces. he's featured them at burning man in nevada, and very prominently right here in dubuque at the voices from the warehouse gallery." but avery says he's in his last few months of life, so he's decided to donate his two pieces to the city of dubuque. "it wasn't really about leaving my mark as it was to leave inspiration for people to do things." avery's chief goal for these pieces is to inspire a future generation of creators. he says he hopes his pieces will terminal under construction at the dubuque airport. "one of the biggest reasons i want to give it to dubuque because dubuque has always been really good for me." wherever they end up, city leadership is confident they'll certainly make an impact on everyone who sees them. "i think they're very, very unique pieces. they were created by a dubuquer, in dubuque, and they're goin