but the -- myron dudurig was and jim lane, those lieutenants all knew. they had an outfit called smoky the bear. that was an air force dnt -- don't know if c-130 or 123. >> i think it was 123. >> i think so, too. so i got on their frequency. i don't know if the forward air controller from the air force sitting back behind me with hal moore, he must have called him up and said get up here. i had the air force guys i was talking to them right in the airplane and they were droning around up there at night. and this was embedded forever. it's dark and you can hear them. and after a little while one of the lieutenants called down and said that dudurig, they're right in front of me. and he said how close. he says i can almost touch them. and he said kill them. and he turned to me and he said illumination. i said to the guy -- i said to the air force, kick it out illumination out now. with that, pretty soon there was this little pop and it was like this, bright as day. i couldn't believe it. >> what did you see? >> well, lots. and they were all around in woods

jim: eric atkins, sophomore from columbia, maryland. he was the backup last year to ben hansbrough. here we go. 1-1. with 2.8 seconds. got the first! oh, they're going to call a lanelation on notre dame! what a time to call this. clark: wow. my goodness. jim: boy, that didn't look anything out of the ordinary to me. clark: boy, that's a tough one there. the guys leaning in, grabbing. i'm with you, jim. jim: it's after atkins deadeyed the first shot dead center. clark: i'm not sure what happened there. they're saying it was -- they're saying it was jerian grant. here he is right here, and that is the rule. that is the rule. when you're outside of the three-point -- when you're outside of the three-point arc in college basketball, you cannot run into that foul lane area before the ball is released. jim: it happened yesterday in the syracuse game. 2.8 seconds to go. clark: and it was the right call. i was locked into cooley and it was grant. jim: a foul called on connaughton. and they say it was intentional. clark: wow, tough way, if this ends up being the free throws that seal it for xavier, but that was the right call, folks. jim: free throws and possession. clark:

jim: eric atkins, sophomore from columbia, maryland. he was the backup last year to ben hansbrough. here we go. 1-1. with 2.8 seconds. got the first! oh, they're going to call a lanelation on notre dame! what a time to call this. clark: wow. my goodness. jim: boy, that didn't look anything out of the ordinary to me. clark: boy, that's a tough one there. the guys leaning in, grabbing. i'm with you, jim. jim: it's after atkins deadeyed the first shot dead center. clark: i'm not sure what happened there. they're saying it was -- they're saying it was jerian grant. here he is right here, and that is the rule. that is the rule. when you're outside of the three-point -- when you're outside of the three-point arc in college basketball, you cannot run into that foul lane area before the ball is released. jim: it happened yesterday in the syracuse game. 2.8 seconds to go. clark: and it was the right call. i was locked into cooley and it was grant. jim: a foul called on connaughton. and they say it was intentional. clark: wow, tough way, if this ends up being the free throws that seal it for xavier, but that was the right call, folks. jim: free throws and possession. clark:

jim: look out. clark: love the way that young man extends defensively and gets into the passing lane. 6'9" power forwards can do that, jim. there he is again pressuring mcdermott, way out on the floor. jim: mcdermott again. echinique did a good job of shielding henson from being able to make a swipe at that. mcadoo. took a chance. no. on the floor, echinique. here's young. the only player who won't be returning next year for the bluejays. he's a senior. three-point shot. yes. and it's down to 12 with 5:15 to play. clark: excellent three-point shooter, manigat. 49% he shot in the conference game. a little hope, a little life. as always, with the three-point shot, you can get a lead, but you've got to get stops as well. jim: there was a mini run brewing by creighton, and then harrison barnes just loaded up as calmly as could be. clark: put a stop sign on that run. jim: mcdermott wants it back, though. and it is all cara underneath with bullock. carolina led by eight at halftime. the lead swelled to 19 at one time. clark: basically been in that area. here's barnes again. jim: said he had

jim brown says that speed was a factor. but even with three cars crashed, and just one lane open we saw plenty of drivers fly past this accident. not even slowing to take a look. >> yeah, if there was -- you know one thing i would just wish is that everybody would slow down when it is snowing. it is just really dangerous out here, people don't understand. >> reporter: if you are heading up to the sierra, check the roadside signs, because the chain controls will move up and down the mountain as the weekend goes on. at blue canyon, ken pritchett, ktvu. >>> and the coverage continues throughout the hour, he will monitor storm tracker two. >>> and at 1030, what we learned about the driver killed when his van went off a ramp into slick conditions into a shopping center. and the series of storms we're tracking in the complete bay area forecast. >>> and an eight-year-old boy now recovering after somebody opened fire on his family's car in a fit of road rage last night. and ktvu's heather holmes is live in richmond with more on the gunshots going off. >> reporter: police played the recordings for me a few hours ago. and i have to say

jim brown says that speed was a factor. but even with three cars crashed, and just one lane open we saw plenty of drivers fly past this accident. not even slowing to take a look. >> yeah, if there was -- you know one thing i would just wish is that everybody would slow down when it is snowing. it is just really dangerous out here, people don't understand. >> reporter: if you are heading up to the sierra, check the roadside signs, because the chain controls will move up and down the mountain as the weekend goes on. at blue canyon, ken pritchett, ktvu. >>> and the coverage continues throughout the hour, he will monitor storm tracker two. >>> and at 1030, what we learned about the driver killed when his van went off a ramp into slick conditions into a shopping center. and the series of storms we're tracking in the complete bay area forecast. >>> and an eight-year-old boy now recovering after somebody opened fire on his family's car in a fit of road rage last night. and ktvu's heather holmes is live in richmond with more on the gunshots going off. >> reporter: police played the recordings for me a few hours ago. and i have to say

you come to the decision -- when did it finally become -- >> jim and i have been talking for a long time. we've enjoyed going down memory lanehere during our time together for 14 years. that's what this has been about for me, that time, is that reflection of so many great memories and how grateful i am to jim and the team and just how awesome it's been for this time. so we've covered all sorts of scenarios and like he said, these circumstances are not the way either of us wish they were. but that's the reality. and that's kind of how it got to this point. so i don't necessarily think there was a decisive point. it was just good, healthy talks, fun talks in person over the phone, long talks. that's kind of how we got here. >> peyton manning is the guy who turned indianapolis into a football city. and now the coach, the colts, the team, obviously the owner, letting this star quarterback go. the team reportedly releasing him to avoid, at least in part, $28 million bonus. manning was out for the entire 2011 season after undergoing neck surgery. before that, manning was the man in a town best known for its car races. manning beca

jim cantore, we'll let you get back to work. >>> he's a look at other top stories. students at chardon high school are back at class just five days after their fellow students were shot. t.j. laneto firing ten shots at the group of students on monday. he was charged with six counts on thursday including three counts of aggravated murder. the high school boy's basketball team scored an emotional victory on thursday night. it was the first event since monday's tragic shootings. before the game, players from the rival teams supported black chardon t-shirts and linked arms with players all in prayer. this is a critical moment in the standoff in iran's nuclear program. president obama is meeting with their president at the white house for face to face meetings on monday. they have had tough relations before. and president obama is addressing the policy conference on sunday. when it comes to iran, president obama says he's not bluffing when he says it's unacceptable for the country to have a nuclear weapon. the commander in chief made those comments saying he's not going to take any options off the table. while talking about americans moral example at a fundraiser last night, the pre

jim and i have been talking for a longtime. we've really had some great conversations. we've enjoyed kind of going down memory laneme of the great moments we've had here during our time together for 14 years, and that's really what this has been about for me this time is that reflection of so many great memories and how grateful i am to jim and the team, and just how awesome it's been for this time. so we've covered all sorts of scenarios, and like you said, these circumstances are not the way either of us wish they were. that's the reality. that's how it got to this point. i don't necessarily think there was a decisive point. there were good healthy points, long talks over the phone, that's how we got here. >> it's hard to believe after 14 seasons, 11 playoff appearances, two super bowl appearances and one championship but peyton manning will no longer be the quarterback of the indianapolis colts. they didn't get into a lot of the details there, but here is how i understand it works. peyton had just signed in july a $90 million contract. if he were to stay with the team, as of tomorrow they owed him a $28 million