i don't know if you want to hear joe ellis right now. >> joe ellis will start the news conference. he will speak and then john elway and then peyton manning. as we watch and see how long each speaker will any go for. reading about peyton manning's career, it reminds me of a scene we are covering daily on the news and that is leadership. leadership styles that they bring to the team. whether the colts or broncho or whatever. can you speak to that and manning's style of leadership and role model for so many on and off of the field? >> reporter: he set the standard. those are are the words of tom brady. he said it last night. peyton manning was the first guy to come to work. it was not a 19- 5 job for peyton manning and a six month job for peyton manning. throe 65 days and every waking moment trying to figure out how to boat the times and make time mates better. he not only made people better p. he was an amazing leader and everybody in the end of the day. defense and special teams, everybody wanted to win for peyton. he had done so much for them. even as his skill decloined, peyton m

words from peyton manning, you know, from the broncos perspective, a lot of appreciation today, joe ellis his future. peyton manning let him know that he was ready. what did you hear from the broncos perspective? >> the broncos, just the utmost respect for the way he handled himself and he came into an organization that was -- that had strife with it. the josh -- years, it instantly gave them careers. mr. b. wants to win championships and peyton manning is my quarterback. and free agents signed up. i want sop of that, because i know it gives me a chance to at championship. and that's what this organization is all about. it's been about that since mr. bowlen took it over in 1984. mr. super bowl appearances since mr. bowlen has become the owner of the denver broncos speaks a lot of what this organization is all about. >>reporter: 17 years ago, john top. today. >> i was talking to peyton not a guy in the nfl that can walk away and say i have done everything. that can possibly be done at the quarterback position. in the nfl. and no one else can say that. and peyton manning can say that. >> it

joe ellis. john elway. john fox. gary kubiak. support people in this great organization. to all of my denver teammates. thank you for what you have done for this old quarterback. and of course, my gratitude to the broncos fans everywhere. over my nfl career, i have had five head coaches who have help mood he become better at my craft. and helped me become a better human being. jim moore. tony dungy. jim callwell. john fox. gary kubiak. and i have obviously changed teams, i have had the same football representation for almost two decades. i owe tom condon many thoughts. he has represented me with class at every juncture and he will always be a great friend. i want to thank a tremendous group of friends who have supported my football career and been at my side from games at high school, to tennessee, indy and through that incredible broncos super bowl win last month. you know who you are. and what you mean to me. and there is no way to measure family like mine can mean. mom, dad, cooper, eli, extended family, you are the best. and ashley, your support is as potent a motivat

joe's. ellis dufrpgd the ball with seconds to go -- to tie the game but refs say it came in after the buzzer. allie cohn is with the team and has this reaction. >> thanks, guys. two heart breaking losses in a row for u.c. leading up to last night's match up. head coach nick cronin says it came down to u.c.'s size to st. joe's verse guilty. st. joe's versatility won out -- coach cronin hadn't watched that controversial final attempt but he feels that one call was certainly missed. >> what i do know for a certainty is that he was whacked in the back of his head going up with .5 for 1,000 percent his head snaps to the left. when they watched the replay i'm sure they saw what they missed. once again unfortunate for our kids. >> you see how the game went. i think everybody has their own opinion on the game. the outcome is the outcome. you can't do nothing about it now. >> everyone is talking about that final shot attempt but how about we talk about the final defensive stance. u.c. one of the top defensive teams in the nation. they talked about how important communication was. they didn't h

. >> john elway, gary kubiak, joe ellis all spoke. elway had nothing but great things to say for the quarterback. >> but peyton manning utilized every asset that god gave him to be the best football player that he could be. and that's the thing to me makes, what sets him apart from every ounce of ability that he has. >> it wasnnt all smooth sailing for manning. after the speech one reporter asked hhm about the sexual assault allegation from his time at the university of tennessee. >> i think it is sad that some people don't understand the truth and the facts and i did not do what has been alleged, and i am not interested in relitigating something that happened when i was 19 years old. and kind of like my dad used to say when i was in trouble, i can't say it any plainer than that. >> peyton's jersey is a hot commodity now. two sports authorities stores we visited were nearly out of his jerseys. retailers expecting a boon in online sales. >>> ac/dc says its front man, brian johnson, is at the risk of going deaf, so he's u.s. doctors tol

we can't wait to be hearing from joe ellis and then he's really going to get into his career and what it's about and his career with the broncos and a tribute video of peyton manning -- >> we're going to be emotional enough already. >> reporter: yeah, that's going to draw some tears because if you are a peyton manning fan this is obviously going to be a somber moment. it been 18 years, it's incredible because the average in the nfl is 3-5. and he's been able to do it since i was what? 12 years old. >> his family is there at the press conference as well right? >> reporter: yes, hhs mother cooper there. the only one not in attendance is eli manning. not exactly sure why, but he has the support of his family and teammates are there. >> we actually had to rsvp to make sure we had a spot there. we made sure we had a prime position for you. so we will carry this thing live for you.. is that demaryius thomas there? >> reporter: that's demaryius thomas giving his chain to his sonn >> definitely not a but he doesn't seem to mind. >> reporter: packed house and my seat is -- there we go. peyton

. >> reporter: joe ellis watched as detectives raided his neighbor's apartment this morning. investigators say terrance cole downloaded thousands, maybe tens of thousands of pornographic images of young girls. computer crimes detectives monitoring child porn download sites discovered that cole's account had an extraordinary number of downloads. assistant district attorney shawna kerr. >> at one point based on the detective's investigation, he was the second highest amount of child pornography downloads in the state of new york. cole worked as a u.s. army recruiter and he allegedly told investigators after his arrest, "there were five younger ones, but i look above." >> the detective, in fact, downloaded at least 645 images from the defendant's file sharing network himself. is that that's shocking, but, you know, he was an odd gentleman. so i'm not -- i am surprised and at the same time i'm not. >> reporter: neighbors say cole appeared to be living alone, although sources telling me he is married. he has no criminal history and is held tonight on $150,000 bail charged so far w

he called team president joe ellis and gary kubiak about a position. is just shy of turning 40.he leaves the nfl with a career marked by an unprecedented five mvp awards. >>> students from four elementary schools in san rafael will be giving to others today for the students and families plan to cook lunch for the homeless, cleanup parks and make superhero cake sophisticates. the day of giving starts at 9:00 this morning and will wrap up later this afternoon. >> hopefully the weather doesn't interfere. >>> car break-ins are on the rise in san francisco with as many as 70 burglaries happening every day. catching criminals is a lengthy progress. we track one of our own car cases here at ktvu. >>> we want to introduce you to max. he is a five-year-old pomeranian spaniel mix with an adorable underbite. he is calling your name, allie. he gets along with other dogs and cats and is very loving. if you are looking for a loyal dog max is your guy. you could meet him at petaluma penpals. go to ktvu.com and scroll to the pet of the week section. >>> the three inmates who escaped the souther

we will hear from head coach gary kubiak, joe ellis and peyton manning himself. again, two hours away from making that decision. >> reporter: first alert weather tracking a storm like we're going to see more rain come across the mains. you can see by 11 or 12:00 we'll start to pick up some showers. some rain-snow mix. some lightning and thunder. nn real threat of severe weather but overnight we could see a little bit of snow. 50s jayson, today staysscool today and tomorrow but warms up by the end of the week. >> reporter: wehave had numerous problems and stuck semis. if you like driving on snow there you go. c-470 getting better but new accidents on northbound parker road right by hampden causing a big ddlay from >>> live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." [ cheers and applause ] >> my girls are always turned out. take it straight, no chaser. >> now, here's wendy! >> wendy: come on.

he told them last night, elway, joe ellis, gary kubiak. it was supposed to come out earlier in the morning, but it came out very, very early. and, you know, now that he has retired, there is a lot of talk about his legacy. for me, i think it's how he brought the game to the line of scrimmage. no more huddle. he looked at the defense. all that. he also had some fundamentals and techniques copied by many quarterbacks in the last 5-10 years. >> people calling him in a derogatory sense happy feet because he moved his feet in the pocket. they thought that somehow that was incorrect or the sign of someone not physically tough enough. now every kid from eight years old forward comes back in the pocket and moves his feet. >> yeah, that was bill polian. >> what a decision he made. >> yeah, really. >> he went in the hall of fame last year. >> for good reason. >> in large part because of his decision. >> polian was saying about this retirement process. when you think about retiring as player, there is so much that you need to consider. it's emotional

joe's. trt :10outcue:...what it takes to win."((ellis: everybody's mind set is where it should be. like, we know what it takes, out of all the it takes, to win.)) first four games in dayton tonight. holy cross by four over southern. the crusaders play on. they'll get number one see oregon for their celebration. celebration. second game tonight in dayton, and it's michigan that's playing on, after a 67-62 win. uk is in des moines tonight. tomorrow jamal murray and the wildcats play stony brook. that's a team that's never...as in ever...played in an ncaa tournament. trt :10outcue:...come out ready to play."((ulis: they're gonna come excited. a lot of them are seniors. they're gonna come out and give it their best shot. so, we can't try to look past them. we have to focus on this game and come out ready to play. )) and the indiana hoosiers are looking for a strong effort tomorrow night against chattanooga.yogi ferrell said today he's given his indiana team mates a pep talk. trt :15outcue:...onto the next play."((ferrell: playing out there, i just told these guys just to play free. can

joe garagiola has died although ellie former big-league player, he was known more for his 57 year broadcastrenowned author, did the nbc baseball game of the week, for years. he was also a longtime host of the "today" show on that network. childhood friends with yogi berra and later in life he fought to get rid of smokeless tobacco use in baseball. incredible life, joe garagiola was 90 years old. my favorite line when describing a hyperactive player, joe said, he could make coffee nervous. [ laughter ] he had all kinds of them. that was one of his many great lines. and a great man. >>> under the radar for quite a while, there is another bay area team we will see the playoffs this spring, the sharks right on the cusp of snagging make your attention. team picture taken today, we will have a special meaning -- joe thornton, that beard of his, believe it or not, he says he could wake up any morning and shave it off, even before the playoffs which is of course traditional to grow a beard like that. >> he would look so different without all of that. >> it is all that. >> you could get lost in thei

bearcats season ended late friday night, when this last second dunk by octavius ellis was ruled 'after the horn'. and st. joe's knocked uc out of the tournament with a two point win. trt :10outcue:...it's just tough, just tough"((caupain: i said it to myself about 50 times, not again. it's been happening all year. it's just tough, just tough )) yale pulled off a big upset in round one, today, it ran into franklin's luke kennard and duke. kennard had 13.but duke had more than that. bobby ingram was seven of 19, lot of that with the kid who's a dead ringer for ted cruz, grayson allen and his 29and duke marches into the sweet 16, 71-64 final. and in des moines tonight, indiana knocked kentucky out of the tournament. the hoosiers move onto the sweet 16 after a 73-56 win. trt :12outcue:..locked into the concentration"((crean: and our guys did a great job in a short period of time for getting ready for what we knew would be a great physical and mentaly battle. and they really stayed locked into the concentration.)) and in columbus tonight, thomas more's sydney moss scored 39-of the saints 74- points. and the saint m

joe's goes up two on the isaiah miles. final tick. cincinnati looks to tie it on octavius ellis' dunk. the official replay would take until sunday. they've got to get this right and eventually ruled the ball was still on his fingertips at st. joe's moving on. today yale's ncaa tournament has come to an end. after winning the first tournament game over baylor on thursday, they fell to duke, 71-64. duke led at the half. yale stormed back to within three in the final minute. andon sherrod had 22 points. wasn't enough. duke led by 29 points from grayson allen. >>> searching for a new head basketball coach, rutgers missed on attempts to hire dan hurley and mike lonagan. the 48-year-old steve piki ala will take the job. has's endorsement of his mentor, jim calhoun. that's a big one. pikiell just led stony brook to first ncaa appearance. tht ey won 26 games this year. the eir sixth 20-win season under pikiell. he's a good h e for rutgers. >>> it's one giant oad trip. e knicks visit the wizards in nets face thespistonsusn detroit and all three locals are away, too, on the ice. rangers visiting

joes up by two. bear cats going the other way, looking for the final shot. they have a man in octavius ellisthe jam, good, but it wasn't. because he still had the wall with time expiring. they wave it off and st. joes escapes with a 78-76 victory. >> they tried to switch on me and ended up having two players on me and they left, the wrong person, to leave open, and that is why he income it down have the isaiah miles has been doing it a all year. i'm happy he knock it down. >> i knew he didn't get it off in town but still in your mine maybe, they might go into overtime but when they called it off, it is an amazing feeling. >> moving to the early game yesterday, villanova and unc ashville, five different we will cats scoring in double digits. biggest factor was biggest man on the floor, senior daniel ochefu used his 6-foot ten frame to grab ten boards and toss in 17 points. nova wins by 30. they will play iowa next. >>> meanwhile temple owls play with grit, drive, determination, they scrapped their way to overtime against way was but they lost in the final second thanks to the put back right t

ellis didn't get it out of his hands in the time the basket waived after st. joe'sl martelli talks about unbelievable inning to last night's match up. >> i wish it had ended with isiah making a three and us getting a stop. but at least from what i can say it was the right call. >> yale trying to upset duke, but devils just too much early. on the fast break, grace allen with the dump. the blue devils once up by 27, yale, tied the game, too late, brandon ingram with the tray ball right there. and 11 seeded wichita state with a chance to upset three seed miami in the second half, rod baker pops up, and hits the three. that's their first lead of the game. they were one down, 27 to six. but the hurricanes, brad, look at this, rodriguez with the shot. and it goes in. the hurricanes survive, and advanced, 65 to 57. punching their ticket to the sweet 16. >> villanova and st. joe's aren't the only teams in fill that i could make it appose season run. the flyers are fighting for the eighth seed with the detroit red wings today. they took on the pen wings, second period, flyer

ellis says, meantime in shock after the crushing loss, st. joes, however, escapes with the 78-76 victory, student on campus lose their mind. and now fans can get some rest before tonight's game begins oregon at 9:40. but now they are still basking in the glory of a nail biting win. >> i thought it was going into overtime real quick but no, we got it, rewon, i can't believe it. the hawk will never die. >> it feels amazing. i took my two guys here. i remember the 2004 season. what a ending. also vibe here. great job st. joes. >> indeed. and, other local march madness action the first game of the philly trifecta, second seeded villanova took care of business rolling past 15th seed, unc ashville 86-56. they will take on iowa tomorrow at noon time. >>> now temple unfortunately, because yesterday iowa's tip in at the buzzer gave them victory over the owls, a heart breaker for temple. they lose 72-70 in overtime, don bell will have more on all of the games coming up in sports. >>> in just a couple hours residents in north philadelphia might hear a big bo

joe's isiah brown hits the three. uc got caught on a defense switch. so here come the cats, down two. the feed goes inside to octavius ellis. he first appears to get fouled, and then appears to tie the game at the buzzer. but appearances are deceiving. for this went to replay review.as the refs talked about that....the replay seemed to show that ellis still has his right hand on the ball as the red light around the backboard, signaling time had expired....lights up.the basket is waved off. and uc was one and done, a 78-76 loser. trt :20outcue:...seen the replay enough"((caupain: i said it to myself about 50 times, not again. it's been happening all year. it's just tough, just tough ))((cronin: i don't have any comment on officiating. i will say he was clearly fouled. i were off the ball or not. so, i haven't seen the replay enough )) coming up, more teams looking for more championships tonight...and maybe the best shot of the ncaa tournament so far, when nine on your side with the division three player of the year....for the third year in a row, thomas more college is set to tip off in the semi-finals.they're in columbus to

ellis the at the buzzer. officials review and determined ball was still in hand when clock struck zero lights on, st. joes won 78-76 and moves on. isaiah miles moves on. >> just an amazing feeling but i want to credit deandre for looking for me, you know, to play, and credit coach for the play. the play was drawn up well. >> in a small way, i wish it hadn't ended like that, i wish it had ended with isaiah making three anus getting a stop, but at least from what i can see it was the right call. >> yes, it was. villanova a won its opener easily over unc/ashville and now cats prepare for iowa. jeff skversky is in brooklyn with the cats. >> reporter: villanova is trying to become first team in ncaa the history to lose three years in a row as a one or a two seed in the opening weekend of the tournament. this stage, yeah, it has been brutal for the wildcats and senior forward dann you'll ochefu says it even haunts them. >> it never get past the first week even, but, it is something we have to deal with. we have hold ourselves accountable. >> i will try to do anything we can and have been doing it all year to ma

joes hawks escaped with a two-point winfrey against cincinnati after the referees disallowed a basket by octavius ellisll face top seed oregon tonight. >> they play a wonderful, brand of basketball, almost an nba style of isolation basketball and they played match up zone. this will be first time all year we played back to back days or games against zone defense. >> in the women's tournament penn lost to washington 65-53. that is all for sports, i'm leslie van arsdal, have a great day. >>> after friday night's dramatic win saint guess takes the day off. athletic director john dejulius and cheerleaders visited house of charity homeless shelter. one of the employees there just happens to be a st. joes grad. he works for different service groups here in fill were winding up in spokane, washington. >>> that is it for "eyewitness news" at 7:00, here's what we have at 8:00. shooting on the ground of the local high school we will tell what you police are saying about the investigation. >>> also ahead, stuck between a wall and duct tape south jersey principal with her back against the wall, but it is all for a

joes hawks escaped with a two-point winfrey against cincinnati after the referee disallowed a basket by octavius ellisseeded oregon tonight. >> they play a wonderful brand of basketball, almost an nba style of isolation basketball and they play match up zone. this surprised me first time all year where we will play back to back games against zone defense. >> reporter: before the hawks hit the practice floor they had time to kill. aaron brown and his teammates decided to see sights of spokane and our photo the owe journalist tommy gardener tagged along. >> oh, no we have to cut through the park or something. >> it is a green light. >> that is why i told you to wait for people to walk by on the green light. >> they are crazy. >> thank you, thank you. >> you want to go down that slide. all right. there it is. you ain't going to fit through the little thing. >> i didn't think you were going to fit. >> oh, no. >> thank you guys so much. >> there you you go. >> we're about to get on this gondola. i'm getting in the bunker with the scary guys because i'm rocking it. gondola, baby. >> hey. >> you are sitting

joe's goes up by two. back comes cincinnati. going down low, the shot right there it is a dunk from octavius ellis and it look right there that the game is tied and we're going into overtime. but check the replay. ball still in the hand. the light goes off. time expired and just like that with one-tenth of a second left that's how st. joe's wins and advances to the round of 32. >> they had talk the coaches off the 11 a couple times. they did it. these place are very very special and i'm delighted to coach them one more day. >> my game is simple. make an open pass that's what i do. brown made the open three. the last play isaia made an open shot for us that's why we winning right now. >> they will be talking about that game for years to come on hawk hill. villanova and unc ashville from brooklyn five different wildcats scoring in double digits but the biggest factor was the big man senior danny ochefu goes about 6-foot 10 in height. 17 points, 10 boards for him. nova won by 30. they'll play iowa next. >>> meanwhile the temple owls not as lucky. they played with grit, drive and determination. they scratched scrapped their way into

ellis and chris. i wonder, brian, will this message resonate differently coming from a ted cruz? >> i think it might be a little too little too late. he already has sheriff joe and jan brewer on his side. i know senator cruz wants it compete in arizona. he is say wling what a candidat should do to say that. i think trump galvanized enough support in this state that this is not going to be enough. senator cruz is doing well in utah. that primary is coming up so they may split the next two that are upcoming. >> utah, idaho and arizona. ellis, how do you see ted cruz trying to secure support there in arizona and the other two states? >> brian is right. a little tough to outtrump trump in arizona. but he has other places to win, and utah is one. ear and especially moving east and adding kasich into the equation as well. i think we don't know. in the end, will trump get the majority that he needs or is he not? anyone who says they know now i think is patting themselves on the back prematurely. >> all right. ellis, brian, chris, thank you, gentlemen. appreciate it. >> thanks, fred. >> well, do we have a night for you tomorrow night. democratic and republican candi

ellis, doesn't count. >> reporter: a late night heartbreaker for cincinnati after officials ruled this game-tying slam dunk no good. slo-mo showing the two-handed jam was milliseconds too late giving st. joe's their first tournament win since 2004. >> i think he still has the ball in his hands. >> reporter: two days of underdog surges led by 15 seed middle tennessee running away with a win over number two, michigan state. >> gives it to potts. he's open for three and he hits it. >> reporter: the blue raiders scoring led by reggie upshaw jr. and giddy potts, the nation's top three-point shooter showing why he's number one. >>iddy potts. >> reporter: the spartans' loss busting brackets across the nation. an uproar on social media. even "the new york times" tweeting, "no, really. your bracket is done." no perfect bracket left at espn's tournament challenge. >> get inside. >> reporter: cinderella stories just beginning for a record breaking ten double-digit seeded teamc pulling off a shocker in the first round. so i'm back on the telestrator, may god have mercy on our souls. look at this. i want to look. because this ceases to exist right now, paula. we'll look at it up close. middle tennessee,

joe, i've got no idea who's the best team in college basketball. >> i don't either. kansas is good. i watched kansas play. perry ellis. that guy. fashion, game. it's weird his name is perry ellis. you know who else is good? indiana. anyway, thank you, john harwood. we'll see you soon. sorry, drew. drew's been sitting here. you were interested, right? you like politics. >> i like it all. >> march madness. >> it's fun. >> it is march too. it's march now. i forgot that. is it 2016? five-day winning streak for the dow and s&p. it could be in jeopardy. i think it's because, oh, my god, they might go up another quarter at some point before eternity. futures points to a lower opening. joining us now is rich steinberg, president and chief investment officer of steinberg global asset management, and drew mattis, deputy chief u.s. economist at ubs. drew, now we're at 100% for a raise at some point, even though we thought it was going to be four. that sort of went off the table to maybe people thought zero. now getting back to maybe another quarter point bit end of the year. is that threatening? >> it shouldn't be threatening to anyone. they need to get