joey, the official sponsor of couch gating. >> joey: how about the stat in the middle.even sacks by texas tonight. west virginia is leading by three right now. texas with the four take-aways, 16 points on the board from the four take-aways. west virginia up by three. 7:33 to go. longhorns five straight wins. time to keep rolling in the big 12. mccoy. quick throw. pitch and catch. johnson. west virginia again great job swarming to the football tonight. i think one of the bigger stories of the game, we go back to west virginia, but how they've been able to cover the edge tonight against texas. >> joey: west virginia has been all over the field doing it mostly with six and seven guys up by the line of scrimmage. they're playing a two-shell to try and stop texas from throwing the ball and they're still getting to the edges to tackle the running back. >> craig: we've got a player down, brandon golson. trainers are on the field. we'll step aside. [ car door closes ] what's that? kfc go cup. that looks better than this. [ female dispatcher ] seven, we have a 10-31 in progress.

i loved football. >> reporter: joey lost over 100 pounds playing football. he also lost his beloved gram this year and a concussion two seasons ago kept joey on the sidelines. but he never missed a practice and suited up every game. >> for him to be able to play last night was a goal for everyone. >> reporter: joey got the green light to play and ran the ball twice in the first half. everyone thought that was that. until the coach from the opposing team heard the crowd chanting joey's name. and realized he had a special opportunity. his players who hadn't won a game all season agreed. >> went over to the officials and wanted to alert them that if this young man needed to score, we were on board with it. >> reporter: joey came back in for the final play of the game. got the ball and ran like mad toward his dream. >> as soon as i saw those guys go down, i saw a wide open hole. i thought i'm going to the end zone. i ran as fast as i could. once i got into the end zone, my emotions came out and i got on my knee and prayed for my grandmother. i miss her so much.

until the coach from the opposing team heard the crowd chanting joey's name. realized he had a special opportunity. his players who hadn't won the game all season agreed. >> went over to the fish -- and wanted to alert. if this young man wanted to score, we were on board. >> joey came back for the final play of the game, got the ball and ran like mad towards his dream. >> as soon as i saw those guys go down, i saw an open hole. i ran as fast as i could. once i got into the end zone, my muscles came out and i got my -- prayed for my grandmother. i miss her so much. >> probably the greatest football moments i've been part of. >> it will be forever, affecting my kids as well as him. >> will not forget the play. tell my kids about it, grandchildren. >> against all odds, joey acacia was the most valuable player in the game winner, both teams were winners. brian web, kpix5. >> the owner telings brian, many of the players ask to dp back so they can be part of the play. >>> one of the most active volcanoes employees its top and how widespread it was flowing. >> still

: joey lost over 100 pounds playing football and lost his beloved grandmother this year. a concussion two seasons ago kept him on the sidelines but he never missed a practice. >> the heart and soul player of our team. for him to be able to play last night was a good thing for everyone. >> reporter: the coach from the opposing team heard the crowd chanting joey's name and realized he had a special opportunity. his players who hadn't won a game all season agreed. >> i went over to the officials and wanted to alert them that this young man needed to score and we were on board with it. >> reporter: joey came back in for the final play of the game, got the ball, and ran like mad toward his dream. [ cheers and applause ] >> as soon as i saw those guys go down, i saw a wide open hole. i'm like i'm getting to the end zone. so i just ran as fast as i could. once i got into the end zone, i just, my emotions came out and i got on my knee and prayed for my grandmother. i miss her so much. >> probably the greatest football moment i have been a part of. >> it will forever be affecting

. >>> reporter: senior night at westmont high the last game of joey acacia's career. >> ever since i was younger i loved football, loved playing the game. >> reporter: he lost over 100 pounds playing football and also lost his grandmother. a concussion two seasons ago kept him on the sidelines but never missed a practice and suited up for every game. >> heart and soul player of our team. for him to be able to play last night was a goal for everyone. >> reporter: joey got the green light to play even ran the ball twice during the first half. everyone thought that was that until the coach from the opposing team heard the crowd chanting joey's name and realized he had a special opportunity. his players, who hadn't won a game all season, agreed. >> went over to the officials to alert them that if this young man needed to score, we were on board with it. >> reporter: joey came back in for the final play of the game, got the ball and ran like mad toward his dream. [ applause and cheers ] >> as soon as i saw those guys go down i saw a wide-open hole, i ran as fast as i could. once i get to

joey, you understand. >> i understand. >> joey fatone is here.talk about his show. >> it's a great one. this is great. you basically go to a different city. one home. spend a day. it's on the live well network. it's terrific. and you go in and help real cooks deconstruct their recipe. >> family and food, they go together. what better way to have a conversation? you know, you're sitting down, having a meal. and it's cool to go into people's homes. sometimes we do celebrities, as well. it's cool to get in there and see the breakdown of what they do. >> heard you were with some fellow greeks yesterday. >> yeah. they were loud. i think i'm a little hungover. a lot of drinking going on. >> was it, joe? >> it was a lot of stuff. but the funny part was, i never -- this is the first episode i've eaten so much. i was like -- usually i take a bite. yeah, it's really good. they were just cramming stuff. it was so much food, i could not believe it. >> the best thing about doing a show like that is the learning process. what's the biggest thing you've learned

. >> reporter: joey lost over 100- pounds playing feeble. he also lost his grandmother earlier this year. a concussion made him miss the games, but he never missed a game. joey got the green light to play, even ran the ball twice during the first half. everyone thought that was that until the coach from the opposing team heard the crowd chanting joey's name and realized he had a special opportunity. the players agreed. >> we went over to the officials and alerted them that if this young man needed to score, we were okay with it. >> reporter: joey came back into the game, got the ball and ran like mad. >> as soon as i saw the guys go down, i saw the wide opened area and once i got in the end zone, i got on my knee and prayed for my grandmother. i miss her so much. >> it's probably the greatest football moment i have ever been a part of. >> it will forever effect my kids as well as him. >> i will never forget that play. >> reporter: joey was the most valuable player in a game where both teams were winners. >> despite their winless season, seve

she's like you want a picture of me, take me and get a look at my joey. but look at the joey's leg.'s like. >> it's a bug or something. >> it's like a bug o or a fly. she's like you know what, i've given you enough time. i've smifed. >> this is a good day. >> and this other one has a baby in the pouch, too. >> and from japan, this little dog is called daisuke. >> but things take a turn for the worse. he's like my job is done. >> as can you see from this picture, he's the mascot of they interview famous people and they take the dog along with him. as you can see on twitter, he's taken all over a pinds. >> all right, it is time to win a 42-inch tv. >> you enter on our facebook page. go to the first post if you're using a tablet. >> it's time to reveal today's buzz word. it is cable. >> head on over to facebook.com/rightthisminute and click on the button. >> and enter today's buzz word, cable, to win. good luck, everybody. >> i'm going to regret this. >> they take on the ghost pepper challenge. >> oh, my gosh! they didn't do >> lots of lush, green grass out there. what a pain in the ne

it's joey. >> my name is joey and 93 years ago my great grandfather moved from i had lee an i italy ande started a del drestaurant here and it's been going for 93 years and my father got into the business and as of this year under i unfortunately it went under. my father has been out of work since then and it's been hard on my family. >> mari maria let's talk about the longterm effects this is having on the residents of san francisco. can you hear me? >> it creates a come pleadly completely city. we have seen people that have lived in the neighborhoods for t20 or 30 years being pushed out so other people can move in. there was a resent article that clearly the tric trickle down economics. if we depiction up a fix up a ne are going to some how benefit all of the residents of that neighbourhood. and that it's about dealing with the poverty or the safety issues in working class neighbourhoods of color we know that trickle down economics don't work for working class people of color or any working class folks. the same with genderfication, sure the neighborhood may look different or feel saf

joey chan is on assignment. you are watching "american tonight - the weekend edition", it's a week since typhoon haiyan made landfall in the philippines, and the crisis is far from over. typhoon haiyan was the strongest storm ever to hit that island nation, leaving mass destruction. tens of thousands of people are homeless. thousands are dead. "america tonight is joey chan community. >> it felt as if we reached the end of the world. after hours of driving through debris and devastation we arrived at the end of cebu island, to a tiny community typhoon. >> what was it like when the storm came? >> it's frightening. we were here in our office. i think that's the strongest i have experienced. before? >> no, first time. it is best to describe it like a sound of a 747. and, you know, the office - is burst. >> the mayor said when times are good, this is hardly a wealthy community. there are farmers that catch tuna. 86,000 live in this part of the province, the fact that nine died is almost a miracle. the mayor said it i

you'll see joey king and chad usi, two avid hunters. joey had bagged a buck earlier in the day and was trying to locate that deer. instead he came across this. what you're seeing, two bucks locked up. they were obviously in a fight and one has died. this is risky because now they're going to separate the two. >> probably not going to make it. >> you ready? ready? >> yep. >> huh? >> i'm on it. >> wow. >> that is crazy. >> eventually they get them separated. here's the peculiar part. they say they've never experienced anything like this befo before. the buck they separated was hanging out. they start to go near it and it stands its ground. >> no! no! don't break out the phone. >> oh! >> the buck comes charging at these two. they're able to get out of the way. >> [ bleep ]. >> whoa, dude. did he get you? >> no. i thought i was about to get gored on the leg. >> a lot of people are praising these two. eventually the video ends and they leave the deer beer. >> they would have been easy prey for somebody else but they wanted to do something ni

the last game of joey's career. >> ever since i was younger, i'd love to football. i loved playing the game. >> joy lost over a hundred pounds playing football. he also lost his beloved grandmother this year. a concussion two seasons ago cap joey on the sidelines, but he never missed practice and suited up for every game. >> heart and soul player of our team. >> joy got the green light to play, even ran the ball twice during the first half. >> everyone thought was it. >> until the coach from the opposing team heard the crowd chanting his name and realized get a special opportunity. his players who had won a game all season agree. >> went over to the officials and wanted to alert them that this young man needed to score, we were on board with it. >> joey came back in for the final play of the game, got the ball, and ran like mad toward his dream. >> as soon as i saw those guys go down, i saw wide open for. i just ran as fast as i could. once i got in the end zone, my emotions came out and i got on my knee and pray for my grandmother. i miss her so much. >> probably t

and joining me are criminal defense attorneys joey jackson and heather hanson.nd trust me, even during that report, you and i were having a big argument. >> a discussion. >> i know. i think this is the argument that's playing out across the country right now. what? how is this happening? but let's make it really simple for everyone. there's the issue of jurisdiction. where do you fied the custody battle, new york or california. and then there's the issue of the custodyist. header, start with me, why was jurisdiction an issue when that baby was not born yet? >> you should be able to go where you want. and the appeals court said you can go where you want when you're pregnant. but bode miller filed for paternity recognition in california. >> not custody just i want to know if i'm the daddy. >> that's right. but once you've opened that door in california, arguably it's now in california and you cannot switch it to new york without good reason. >> jurisdiction for custody? >> they're both family court decisions made by probably the same judge. once the case has been

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joey chen is on assignment, i'm adam may. tonight we start with an investigation, today is the great american smoke out. the american cancer society's annual event urging smokers to quit. despite the well documented risks everything from cans tore hart disease, one in five americans still smokes. hundreds of thousands of americans have turned to a pill. called chantax. some successfully quit, but others have died. we obtained these documents, that reveal hundreds of chan tax users have committed suicide. in huntsville alabama, james pleads guilty to a burglary, a felony, and received a one year sentence in the state penitentiary. prosecutors say after being fired from his job, the truck driver broke into this warehouse at night, armed with a rifle, and then fled police. >> it's adam may how are you. in an interview from jail, he tells us he was delusional, suffering from the side effects of chan tax. a drug designed to help people quit smoking. i just snapped. got up on a forecast lift with a weapon, in just a daze. and to th

joey jackson is here live and paul callen. got the a-list here. >>> you guys, the nfl when it came to its settlement with the players in their suit did not admit anything. it ain't like we got a precedent setting case that this comes on the heels of. does it make any difference? >> it makes a differences. but there's blood in the water, and i hate to refer to lawyers as sharks. it's like you throw the chum in the water and the sharks start circling. and you have lawyers say, we might have a class action suit here. and that's why it's victim number two. >> and quickly, jumping ahead of this lawsuit, lawsuits are contentio contentious. they can go on for multiple years of course. there's burdens of proof that you have to sustain. a complaint has a bunch of allegations in there which are really horrific in terms of what they knew and what they did for representative brain initial. but when you look at the settlement value, the nfl lawsuit, three quarters of a billion dollars was the settlement. when you have a organization that r

it's my first time meeting joey the dog, joey the pit bull.vered and he's with us again live. joey the dog is here with his proud owner, the vet who helped heal him, dr. linda lowden from the nassau suffolk animal hospital. welcome back. >> thank you. thank you. >> when you were here last time, joey, while he had his spirits, he didn't look this good. >> he's all pieced up. >> any way you can turn him around. >> he was three weeks old at the time he was thrown from the automobile and then you were the doctor that he was brought to, as i understand it. really, you gave him maybe a 50% chance? >> not even. 10, 15%. he couldn't move any of his limbs. he was in really awful shape, but he wagged his tail at the doctor who first saw him and she was like no, we're going to give him a chance. so we all gave him a chance. >> and people who are looking in right now and hearing joey's story, what kind of person throws a dog in a plastic bag a? >> awful. i can't even imagine. >> is he a classic dog fighting victim? >> yes. he had open wounds all over his

joey is a standup comedian, an actor of cape malay background. prepares a chicken pie. son, hakeem, makes the traditional ramadan shake. daughter, laya. ♪ >> everything smells terrific. >> that's soup. >> it's nicer to have soup after you've not eaten the whole day. it's light and nourishing and filling and all of those good things. >> there's also cheese and beef samosas. these are delicious. you were born here. born in johannesburg? >> yes, i was. >> so how are things? >> it depends on what you are speaking about. >> society operates the way society should. but on the other hand, many ways this is a new country. >> it is. it's 19 years old. >> i think the africans from the other countries see south africa as a place of hope. because if there's a lot here, then there are a lot of opportunities, lots of people might get from here. africans would corm from far to find a little bit of something here. >> so how do you find south africa so far? >> i'm very comfortable here. i like a country where people have a sense of humor. there's a lot of ball bu

back with me danny, joey and heather to talk about that. let's talk about the first issue, danny.crash on icy roads, you get hit from behind and it forces you into the guy in front of you, you're not off the hook. >> general rule of thumb, if you're rear ended, the person who hit you has the liability. it is fact specific. even the person rear ended, it's possible they may have done something wrong. >> heather, what about the single vehicle crash if you're trying to avoid a bad driver and end up doing the crash yourself do you get in trouble? >> it's difficult to problem the other person -- they've probably gotten away. it all depends on the circumstances. if you get the cops to come and they can stop the person who caused the accident sure. an comes down to what's reasonable. are you driving reasonably texting while driving, all of those things are weighed. >> what's this business about the unattended vehicle. we turn the car on run back inside because our babies are precious and we don't want them in a cold car. you can be ticketed for that. >> it's a problem. the police are con

all of us here at america tonight, thank you so much for watch having a good night, everyone, and joey chen will be back again tomorrow night. . >>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm in new york. here is look at the top stories. >>> afghan president hamid karzai will not agree to a security deal with the united states before next year's elections. the pact calls for extending the presence of some u.s. troops. 15,000 foreign troops could remain in the country through 2014. >> in latvia 12 are dead after a supermarket collapse. the store is in the northern part of the country. the roof caved in around 6 local time. dozens are trapped. sniffer dogs are searching for survivors. no word on what caused the collapse. o

calm down, joey. i made a mistake. i trusted the overtons. my guy paid for it.didn't kill huff for any payback. what does that mean? we're just talking here? yeah, i think. yeah, well, there's a new park in town. a good place to maybe set up a market. you know, maybe we had a little disagreement about it. so the overtons beat up your guy over the new turf? i said what i gotta say. we didn't kill anybody. not last night. you ever thought about just sitting down with sue overton? having a cup of tea, little chat? look, in the last war, the overtons killed my little brother. i heard that woman sue ordered the hit, so, no, i am not interested in sitting down with her, ever. i don't want anything to do with those people. but if the overtons go to war with you, then you're--you're ready to jump right in there? hell, man... can't be no punk. (laughs) right? all right. i'm... down. he doesn't want to. somebody killed huff to start the feud back up. we better do something or this town's gonna get real bloody real fast. what do you think? did beltran kill huff to provoke

i want to bring in hln legal analyst, joey jackson. joey, again, she is not on trial here.tants. her husband also is alleging that she used cocaine. how damaging, if at all, is this going to be to her reputation and her brand? >> here is the problem. the problem is we have a tort, a fancy word for saying a civil wrong if something affects your reputation. reputations are so important to preserve, that you can sue someone over them. the issue is, will it be injurius. will it damage her reputation or enhance her brand. you could argue any publicity is good publicity. there is a long list of celebrities that may increase their show ratings. anyone can make an allegations, marijuana, prescription drugs, cocaine. the issue is, whether it is true and whether it is self-serving. if i am caught with my hand in the cookie jar, she said, i could do it as long as i didn't tell. it is a self-serving allegation. who knows if it is true. >> this is happening in london. this isn't happening here. so we are looking at different laws that rule the different nations. if they find out there i

alguna vez fue mi familia, joey era como un hijo para mÍ, te prometo que me vengarÉ. quiero que hagas nada, ¿estÁ claro? ♪ >> shiro sabe que sus dÍas estÁn por terminar, algo es seguro, mÁs sangre se derramara antes de que esto termine. seÑor chow, quiero que prometa que mi esposa y mi hija estarÁn a salvo. >> no sufrirÁn ningÚn daÑo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> shiro sabe que sus dÍas estÁn por terminar, algo es seguro, mÁs sangre se derramara antes de que esto termine. seÑor chow, quiero que prometa que mi esposa y mi hija estarÁn a salvo. >> no sufrirÁn ningÚn daÑo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> un hombre no debe renunciar a su honor, o al honor de su familia. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> quÉdeselos, no fumo, quÉdeselos. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> casa de tÉ sayo. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> casa de tÉ sayo, distrito yakuza. >> oye, amigo, no sabÍa que tu mamÁ trabajara hoy. >> concÉntrate en el objetivo, goi. >> oye, atento. >> parece que takada tiene una reuniÓn para el tÉ. (sonido ambiente). >> gracias, gracias, con permiso. >> sÍ, te lo dije. (varias voces). >> siÉntense. >> prueben al atÚn picante. (risas). ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> rayos, ve por crawford,

joey chen interviews the president of the philippines, right here on america tonight. >> next, missionrs. >> what the spacecraft will reveal about the red planet. and a fight and a banquet leads to one college being held back from the playoffs. may call is here to explain. arrived. >> this is a government warehouse that is preparing relief for the families most effected. >> al jazeera america is there with continuing live coverage. >> the water rose to half-way up to the second story. >> to find out how you can help, go to aljazeera.com. explorer is on the way to mars. >> 3, 2, 1. >> the space craft known as mavin blasted off on a rocket this afternoon. the mission is now to determine how mars went from a wet living planet like earth, to a dry barron red planet. our science and technology contributor joins us from san francisco tonight. great to see you, how exactly will it do this. >> well, john, mavin will make a ten month journey, and the best way to understand the mission is to think -- imagine that earth is dead. you and your family and all of our loved ones have been dead for mil

i also want to bring in hln's legal analyst and criminal defense attorney joey jackson who spent a lot of time analy analyzing any case by the name of zimmerman. when you point a gun at someone, and it's an allegation, but that can carry with it serious time behind bars. >> absolutely. what they did here, the charge is aggravated assault. what does that mean? it means if you point a firearm at someone with ill intentions and that personal is reasonably in belief of fear, then that constitutes, especially when you have a deadly weapon, an aggravated offense. why is that significant? because an aggravated assault, carries, if proven, guess what? a mandatory minimum of three years. you can do up to five years. but the law takes away judicial discretion, meaning, if proven, three years you get. >> what about this. looks at this point in the early offerings that there were only two people inside that house when the alleged incident occurred. yes, there's evidence of audio. but you who hard is it to prove that a gun is pointed where someone is alleging its been points? >> when it's one perso

our camera guy, joey, waited in line, people waiting in line at best buy to get the play station 4 at. here a lucky fella who just got his hands on one, walks out of the store and proceeds to do this in front of all the people waiting. >> and you might think, well, this guy just lost his mind. why would you spend $400 on a new play station 4 and then smash it on the ground? he's not the only one. apparently this is a thing, there's all sorts of videos on line of people doing the same thing. >> this kid's smashing a ps-4! what? >>. >> this isn't a fake thing? >> no, apparently they did this when place station 3 came out. why? your guess is as good as mine. >> this has been a trend. it's kind of like an in your face moment. >> like you're waiting in line and i don't even care enough to not bust it. it makes no sense because you're wasting money. >> you want to think there's at least some purpose that this, that they're maybe trying to create social commentary with these videos. >> get outside and go something, go for a hierk don't sit around and play games. no, none of that. >> this is

joey acacia suffered a concussion a couple of years ago ago and hasn't been able to play for westmont. but he was cleared for friday's game and both teams arranged for him to score a touchdown at the very end of the game. >> as soon as i saw those guys go down, i saw a wide-open hope telethon, i ran as fast as i could. i saw a wide-open hole. i ran as fast as i could. i got into the end zone and prayed for my grandmother. i miss her so much. >> his grandmother died a couple of years ago. there's the man of the hour right there. despite the winless season several players for the san jose bulldogs team asked their coach to go back into the game so they could be part of that memorable play for joey. pretty nice. >> it is nice on both sides. >>> 6:26 now. a lot of people are headed to san francisco this week for one of the biggest conferences in the city. how many are expected to attend this year's dreamforce event and the major impact they will have in the city. >> traffic is trying to get back to normal in oakland after a nasty double fatal crash. i'm kiddo . we have a live report comin

joey thorton drives the sharks the advantage with the game tied at 2 in the shootout it's thorton. to ante to send everybody home and he does. they win. the kings pick up a point. sharks get 2. the sharks host st. louis on friday. >>> became a national name by dating the quarterback. talked all about her. she was asked as an auburn graduate would she root for her school -- remember this, pam. >> not as well as you do. >> i see james getting excited. she has five or six years on the alabama quarterback. but she said today, and you'll be happy to know, she is rooting informer her boyfriend to win on saturday, not -- what did i say -- what did i call dan? did i call dan by the wrong name. >> you said james. >> i'm so sorry. we've been friends for about 20 years. catherine -- now i have ruined the whole thanksgiving. catherine webb was asked are you rooting for your boyfriend or your home-school. >> and she is voting for her boyfriend. >> and i apologize, dan, but pam could have as a friend let it go. i don't think there would have been a stampede on the station. >> you didn't have to

in fact, later in life, miley recorded her own classic version of "joey." >> i think looking to dollyoking at to the sort of eccentric of dolly parton showed her style. >> reporter: she was just a toddler in 1993 when she was on stage with many of music's biggest names. >> we are doing a tribute of elvis presley at the memphis, tennessee, she broke away from the nanny and waddled out on the stage which was the blues version of "amazing grace." she came out on stage with some of the biggest stars in the world and she just kind of became one with every singer and everybody was holding her and she had her hands up. she was singing. the last guy to hold her at the end of the song was tony bennett and tony bennett came as the song ended and he said, "you got a special little girl here." >> yet despite being surrounded by fame, miley had a normal childhood. raised a born baptist, home in the smoall town of thompson, tennessee, on a five-acre farm. >> i loved being outside. we would sit out and roast marshmallows. i was good those type of things with my kids. i wasn't good at sitting them do

. >> police say joey prowled college bars and sports events looking for intoxicated young men to attack. >> if you made that cup, they have to drink it. >> and remove all their cups. >> he traveled to the national beer pong tournament in las vegas. as well as to dallas, to lant tick city, to salt lake city, in search of young men who were so drunk they were unable to defend themselves. >> the stated they have never had a sexual encounter with another man. >> alleged attack that stopped him started last month in college park at loony's pub and ended at poindexter's home in gaithersburg. >> we have a quick head's up about road closures to finish up the project in northeast. starting tomorrow at 7:00 a.m., expect rolling street closures as the crews begin to install the overhead and all be done between 3rd and 14th streets on h street. >> still to come tonight, the obstacles facing those trying to get aid to parts of the philippines, just devastated by a massive tycoon. >> but first, a flee market find brings closure to one soldier's journey years after that journey came to an end. >>> tha

joey acacia had a concussion and hadn't been able to play although he never missed practice but he was cleared for friday's game and both teams arranged for him to score a touchdown at the very end of the game. >> as soon as i saw those guys go down i saw a hole, i'm like i'm getting into the end zone! i ran as fast as i could and once i got into the end zone, my muscles came out and i got on my knee and i prayed for my grandmother. i miss her so much. >> and there is the man of the hour right there. his grandmother died a couple of years ago ago, by the way. despite their winless season, several players for the san jose bulldog team asked their coach to go back in the game. they also wanted to be part of the memorable play. >> very sweet. >>> well, tony tantillo is shopping for the apple with the juiciest crunch, the pink lady. >> reporter: it's apple season right now. fall plenty of apples out there. we talked about the honey crisp, red delicious, but the pink lady is also one of my favorites. you know, at one time the gala and the fujis ruled the roost, the display but now all these

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that's a stretch of the health of the population it's very important the joeys wanting the relief supplies for the philippine government. that alone just watch the kids are huge the nice important thing now is it's really sickening that the playing of the banks the truck's fuel leaving a note to seville to access the various comments to use sold the house things and they say is that hundreds of times that the dyson said to him in the philippines to get the district remains that ensued between the cities why all foreign troops and international response to support alongside the philippine authorities don't seem to be having an impact but for some it seems like too little too late they were all three main bill that his reports from the fire one need not read like the needle and on and a sign of relief operation is now on full swing. giving people hope that count as well. so he bent has deployed osprey transport aircraft inside the disaster still it also plans to boost the number of its personnel on to found to be hunted to one thousand in britain. in places like appeal by the steel of attack

hln legal analyst joey jackson joins me now. joey, were police in the right to stop this man?it's an awful scenario, brooke. no question about it. but what the police are going to say if it gets litigated and if it does, wiser minds than mine will address whether or not that was proper or not, but from a legal point of view, i think the police did have grounds to stop him. here's why. the police are in a business of protecting and serving, of course, but you don't want to create a scenario where as you saw just on the tape that you played, you have another fatality. so as a result of that, what the police are going to say is that they erred on the side of caution. while certainly there's a moral imperative and you want to do everything you can to protect another life, you don't want another one lost. that's where the law, i think, will seek to protect them here. >> let's just turn this around. you know, if police had allowed this father to run into this, you know, home in flames. the father, let's say, had died as well. would we then also be asking why didn't police stop them?

i want to brings in hln legal analyst, joey jackson in new york.y-gritty details as far as how this bust went down. and interestingly, the congressman was not a target. >> absolutely and what had happened, of course, and you know, brooke, that law enforcement officials are very aggressive targeting this whole war on drugs issue, and this happened to be a major sting in the washington, d.c., area where several agencies were getting together, the drug enforcement administration, the fbi, and they were really going after those sellers and other high-level distributors who were distributing this around the area. of course, when they learned upon brandi iapprehending and a one of those buyers that one of his customers was a congressman, they, of course, decided to pursue that and that led to his arrest and subsequent prosecution. >> so we know that this happened in washington and we know that sometimes courts here in d.c., they send lower-level addicts to rehab instead of sending them to prison. if this freshman congressman had got busted for cocaine in