you tell him, joey. explain to him. hey, joey. you feeling all right? get off me! you don't rank me, and you don't have pointed ears, so just get off my neck! nothing! [ship's whistle] attention. engine room on stand-by alert. all duty personnel to the bridge. acknowledge. oe? we've got to leave. we're all a bunch of hypocrites, stick our noses into something that we've got no business. what areree doing out here, anyway? d trouble with us, leave men and women stuck out on freezing planets until they die. what are we doing out here in spacecegood? what good? we're polluting it, destroying it! we've got no business being out here! no business! take it easy, now, would you? now, calm down. if a man was supposed to fly, he'd have wings. if he was supposed to be out in space, he wouldn't need air to breathe, wouldn't need life support systems to keep him from freezing to death. hey, joey, put the knife down, huh? we don't belong here. it's not ours. not ours. destroying and watching. we don't belong. i don't belong. six people died down there. why do i deserve to live?

this keeps joey small things pencils my phone." and even teaches him some responsibility. .. 24:40, "i take him out to go to the bathroom i give him food at lunch time when i eat my lunchjoey says his friends are noticing a difference.. 27:14, "my friends are worried him they try to keep me positive like sparky will be okay and sparky will come back while joey's thankful for the fundraisers for sparky's medical bills and the support people are showing him. what he wants most, is his best friend to come back home. 28:32 " and lives a normal life after that the damisch family believes doctors found the area in sparky that was infected. sparky did have to undergo a surgery that removed one of his toes. forrest, some good news today. i spoke to the family and sparky was taken off the breathing ventilator. the month if sparky will survive. thanks, jordee. turning back to weather. chris, can we expect to see more mild weather? stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. ellis park in cedar rapids. the potential for frost will be gone f

phil, sparky and joey are reunited? sparky came home on the 19th and they have been inseparable ever since the family is thankful for the doctors and the donors who are helping sparky on his road to recovery on a chilly autumn day, joey damisch took his service dog sparky for a walk. it's part of the 1 year old golden retriever's physical therapy to get his legs back strong "i was very worried, i was very scared, i didn't know what to do. neither my mom or dad didn't know what to do because he that left sparky in the hospital for 30 days fighting for his life. a toe on his left front leg had to be amputated because doctors believe that's where the tetanus was. the odds were against him when he was put on a ventilator. but joey never gave up hope for his best friend. "i think it helped by joey talking to him, letting him know that he was there for him. and he fought." the family setup a gofundme account to help pay for their furry friend's medical cost. it's raised more than four thousand dollars so far. love of a dog an

we're on the 4 in-car camera with joey logano. watch what joey logano is doing.t's not by chance he has the car the way he wants it to be. much like a fb with football he has to execute and when to desomething sell rate and when to reaccelerate to build that speed coming off the corner. people think about driving a race car as just driving as hard as you can. that's not the way you drive a race car. you drive a race car with precision, with your brain. it is a game of tenths of a second, hundredths of a second. see how smooth joey logano is. lot of what's going on right now in this race car he's trying to understand what does my car do well? what doesn't it do well to communicate that with his team so on the lap 25 caution they can make their car better. >> joey logano continuing to battle to try to move forward. we heard from marty snider down on pit road today, dave burns, mike massaro and kelly stavast will continue to give you the stories down on pit road as they develop. again, the 20 of matt kenseth having to start at the back because of an unapproved adjus

joey logano in the 22, on the inside. 11 of denny hamlin trying to make the middle of the track work from three and four. >> carrying a little bit of speed, just enough i thinke'll clear the 22. not quite. >> is it down at the bo tom, the middle or the top for their preferred? >> the restarts have a lot to do with what's going on in front of you. if you can get clean air if they're all on the bottom you want to be in the middle. not way at the top but the middle of the racetrack. it did not work for the 11 of hadment hmm. joey logano was able to clear him. >> here comes the 48 of jimmie johnson working to the inside of that 11 of denny hamlin. we ride along with the chevy onboard of chase elliott. excuse me that's not chase elliott that's joey logano we're riding along with. chase elliott out front, kevin harvick second, edwards, kyle busch and kyle larson the top five. logano, johnson, hamlin, allmendinger and mcmurray top ten. >> the battle between the 78 of martin truex jr. chases the 5 of kasey kahne, the 21 of ryan b

we're on the 4 in-car camera with joey logano. watch what joey logano is doing. it's not by chance he has the car the way he wants it to be. much like a fb with football he has to execute and when to desomething sell rate and when to reaccelerate to build that speed coming off the corner. people think about driving a as you can. that's not the way you drive a race car. you drive a race car with precision, with your brain. it is a game of tenths of a second, hundredths of a second. see how smooth joey logano is. lot of what's going on right now in this race car he's trying to understand what does my car do well? what doesn't it do well to communicate that with his team so on the lap 25 caution they can make their car better. >> joey logano continuing to on pit road today, dave burns, mike massaro and kelly stavast will continue to give you the stories down on pit road as they develop. again, the 20 of matt kenseth having to start at the back because of an unapproved adjustment prior to the start of the race. we'll watch him battle uhm as chase elliott's biding for

we're on the 4 in-car camera with joey logano. watch what joey logano is doing. it's not by chance he has the car the way he wants it to be. much like a fb with football he has to execute and when to desomething sell rate and when to reaccelerate to build that speed coming off the corner. people think about driving a as you can. that's not the way you drive a race car. you drive a race car with precision, with your brain. it is a game of tenths of a second, hundredths of a second. see how smooth joey logano is. lot of what's going on right now in this race car he's trying to understand what does my car do well? what doesn't it do well to communicate that with his team so on the lap 25 caution they can make their car better. >> joey logano continuing to battle to try to move forward. mike massaro and kelly stavast will continue to give you the stories down on pit road as they develop. again, the 20 of matt kenseth having to start at the back because of an unapproved adjustment prior to the start of the race. we'll watch him battle uhm as chase elliott's biding for

but one joey was determined to do, regardless of what happened next.s long as joey carney has been playing baseball, and that is by far for most of his life, it is still not accurate to say the sport is his first love. for this university of san francisco pitcher, that spot will always belong to the woman who introduced him to the game. >> started off in the backyard. i would be playing catch with my mom. >> reporter: the feeling was mutual, of course. and paula carney rarely missed one of joey's games through the years. until, that is, she started feeling ill and got some very bad medical news. >> in the spring of 2014, she went to the hospital very ill, and we received the news that she had end stage liver disease. >> reporter: two years of serviserve searching for a treatment and eventually a donor for paula came up empty. it was then that this relief pitcher whose job it is on the mound to save games realized it was up to him to save a life. >> i decided this was my time to make it clear i don't care what you say any more, i'm moving forward with t

announcer ( over p.a. ): number 9, joey bullock. that's it, that's it, that's it. go! joey! joey!wo-run homer for joey bullock. that's my boy. we worked on that! announcer: the yankees lead 3-nothing. way to go, sweetie. that's your boy. announcer: next batter, number 3, danny patello. let's go, danny! ( bizet's "song of the toreador" playing ) go two, go two, go two! ( cheering & applause ) get off me! let go. ( cheering & applause ) ( cheering & applause ) i got it! i got it! what do you think, lupus? sometimes bird poo tastes like candy. aren't you supposed to be in left field? where you goin', coach? keep your drawers on, officer, i'll get back to you. hey, bullock. announcer: up next, number 8, brian fox. morris the blade. i'm callin' it. what? what're you talkin' about? i'm callin' the game. the kids are gettin' creamed out there, you know? yeah, it's a bloodbath. yeah. umpire: ball one! don't wanna make quitters outta them now, do you? they don't have to quit. they're losin', can't you see? eh, 10-run rule kicks in after three. i think you should hang on. yeah? yeah. umpire

share his courageous story with me. >> joey julius to kick it away. >> reporter: joey julius is a college football sensation. at nearly 260 pounds the penn state kicker's uncanny size and powerful hits make his fans go crazy. him, his size, is what he secretly hated. >> i was always calling myself fat, disgusting, lazy. >> reporter: a secret he recently shared in a stunning facebook post. >> i've decided to go public about my absence from the team. >> reporter: depressed and anxious, joey left the team this past spring and checked himself into a treatment center. it was there he discovered why he'd been struggling for the past 11 years. >> my name is joey julius, and i have an eating disorder. >> reporter: joey had binge eating disorder. it's when people lose control over their food intake including eating large amounts of food at a time even when not hungry and eating fast. it's often done alone. how do you respond to learning that you, a man, a collegiate division 1 football player has an eating disorder? >> i just said, what's that? >> you had no idea what it was? >> no idea. >> there

((jack weinstein/tower of jewels joey probably knows it as well or better than i do.. and polly has ideas beyond my reality.. and i hope they take that education up into the world.. )) ((jack weinstein/tower of jewels jack: that's what i would really really appreciate for my hundreth birthday .. god willing )) let's t the roads with demetria ((demetria obilor)) there's a crash that's been ((demetria obilor)) there's a crash that's been reported on the northbound i-15 ramp to west charleston. no major delays at this time. crash at flamingo and lindell. >> and i'm sherry swensk sherry how's the weather today? back to you!/// ((brian loftus)) dead in australia. ((kirsten joyce)) >> coming up on good day we'll how the deadly incident on ((brian loftus)) >> and we'll find out the relationship between the man and the couple he gunned down in oklahoma. ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brianl demetria obilor. demetria obilor. this is 8 news now good we've got a choice to make. jacky rosen wants to build an economy that works for all of us, and improving our s

joey spent 10-years in and out of is drugs for more than 15 years. he wants to show young people that it's never too late to change i always said that if i get somewhere, and i get a little money, i'm going to come back. i'm never going to forget where i came from. and i'm going to hold my word to that. if you know the area... you may remember this was actually a george webb about 30 years ago. the restaurant will open in a about a month or so, thanks to joey. the owner of bosch tavern on this morning. and it's about to make a ?big? move--the restaraunt may not be going far--but it's quite the undertaking. the restaurant is heading west... 25 feet to be exact. the popular hales corners spot has stood at the intersection of highway 100 and janesville road for 20 years. upcoming construction on highway 100 is why the restaurant has to make a journey.now the owner is looking for 2-hundred volunteers to help pull the 1-hundred-50 ton building to its final resting place. newsradio 620 wtmj's gene muellerhas turned this into a charity event.pay 10 dollars

now barely five months later, joey is fully recovered and has returned to the team. it is reassuring, he says, to return to something so familiar, though he promises, after this experience, nothing for him will ever really be the same. >> you need to cherish everything you get, have, and everything you're given. it is honestly a gift. >> in the process of the liver donation, 40% of his liver was removed. remarkably the body grows that liver back. by next month he should have a full-sized liver once again. >> what a remarkable story. incredible. still ahead, something you have never seen inside the airport. >> walking and talking robots. would you talk to them, peggy? they're helping travelers, they're on your side. >> okay, i try. my mom marnie and then she died life. of lung cancer. so i have a personal interest in helping prevent smoking. i'm tom steyer, the co-chair of the yes on 56 campaign. every year, nearly 17,000 california kids start smoking. a third of them will die from their addiction. tobacco taxes reduce youth smoking. please. vote yes on prop 56. if we

and he's going... ( laughter ) >> stephen: joey! >> yeah, joey, funny joey! so, yeah, it's-- you know, it's been a great tring to have been a part of. >> stephen: all you people, did you-- you "friends" friends-- >> "all you people." were you "fries" >> we were friendly. >> stephen: in "the fellowship of the ring" they had a fellowship. they got tattoos. did you get a tattoo you all shared or anything like that. >> no, no, no. >> stephen: really? it was the 90s. >> yeah, it was pretty free too toos. we didn't get any of those that's when they were for bad criminals. now it's cool. get one on your head. >> stephen: you're doing "top gear 2" and i understand you're hackneyed phrase-- you're an adrenaline junky. is that true? you like doing dangerous things for fun? >> yeah. don't you. >> stephen: no, no, i don't. >> it's fun. >> stephen: actually, sometimes i'm forced to do it because my wife think it would be a fun thing for me to do with my children. but she never actually goes and does it because she doesn't like danger, either. ( laughter ). >> i don't know

and i have an eating disorder. >> reporter: joey had binge eating disorder. it's when people lose control over their food intake including eating large amounts of food at a time even when not hungry and eating fast. it's often done alone. how do you respond to learning that you, a man, a collegiate an eating disorder. >> i just said, what's that? >> you had no idea what it was. >> no idea. >> there is a stereotype that eating disorders are quote/unquote women's problems. >> i just think it's completely false. i mean, we all eat, you know. >> do you think there are guys out there that are struggling with this but they're too ashamed to come forward. >> yeah, i would think so because i was one of those guys. >> reporter: in the u.s. alone 20 million women and 10 million men will suffer from a clinically significant eating disorder at some point. >> i think just the fact that pushed me towards like that goal of kind of correcting what was wrong with me. >> reporter: for joey a typical episode would involve eating a salad in front of his teammates but hiding food

this keeps joey organized. 25:34, "he carries small things pencils my phone." and even teaches him some responsibility. .. 24:40, "i take him out to go to the bathroom i give him food at lunch time when 27:14, "my friends are worried him they try to keep me positive like sparky will be okay and sparky will come back while joey's thankful for the fundraisers for sparky's medical bills and the support people are showing him. what he wants most, is his best friend to come back home. 28:32, "i hope he gets better and comes back to school and lives a normal life after that we spoke with the family and they say sparky was ventilator. they say they should know more in about a month if sparky will survive. nearly all iowa farms are going to get financial assistance for the 2015 crop in today's agribusiness report. but right now, here's a look at today's opening farm markets. good welcome to the agribusiness report, i'm david geiger. ---- most of iowa's farms.. or about one hundred fifty-four thousand enrolled in safety-net financial assistance for the 2015 crop year..

now, barely five months later, joey is fully recovered and has returned to the team. it is reassuring, he says, to return to something so familiar, though he promises after this experience, nothing for him will ever really be the same. >> you need to cherish everything you get, everything you have and every day you're given because it's honestly a gift. >> reporter: in the process of the liver donation, 40% of joey's liver was removed. remarkably, the body grows that liver back, and he says by next month, he should have a full sized liver once again. >> garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> 7:26 on your saturday morning. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, more bad blood involving the sinking millennium tower in san francisco. the answers the residents did not want to hear. >>> plus -- >> these are invisible curtains of death that are just placed out in the ocean. everything that swims into it becomes its victim. >>> plus a type of net being blamed for killing thousands of animals off the california coast. investigative reporter explains the fight between

((jack weinstein/tower of jewels joey probably knows it as well or better than i do.. and polly has ideas beyond my reality.. and i hope they take that education up into the world.. )) ((jack weinstein/tower of jewels jack: that's what i would really really appreciate for my hundreth birthday .. ((christianne klein)) >> there is no firm date yet for the closure of tower of jewels.. if you'd like to share your personal stories of family heirlooms, or just to say goodbye... they'd love to hear from you. ((paul joncich)) >>> and snow is starting to hit how much was in the first snowfall up on lee canyon this morning... when we come back... news music voice over: "you're watching the valley's news leader with dave courvoisier, you spend a lot of time opening doors for these little guys. but congressman heck opens them for these guys -- special interests and the billionaire koch brothers. they spent millions supporting heck, and heck supports their agenda -- special tax breaks and raising taxes on us. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. dscc is responsible thi

. >> reporter: joey started this place in 1966 with just a few dollars in his pocket. now it's crowded. but for years, many people didn't feel like they were wanted here because of a few words on a little sign in the window. >> folks of all back grounds from all over the world come to hear the words. that decade old controversial sign politely asking customers to order in english. geno has run the place since his mom died in 2013. >> you remember joey, the very philanthropic big talking founder of this meat and cheese empire. >> and we got joey banto, because he's got the audacity to try to get people to speak english in america. >> joey put up the sign someone sent him and it became a national story. >> dad has his views in his ways, i have my views in my way. i'm a political person. >> some latinos that we spoke to, think this is just a geno's move. i would never eat there again. >> geno hopes they rekocover. he runs geno's his own way. >> i want the hub. i want everyone to come and enjoy a cheesesteak. >> the philadelphia human relations commission decided it's -- i

this is your puppy so this is not up for adoption but joey is up for adoption. >> joey is up for adoption. >> tell me what makes joey a special needs adoption. >> she came in living in an environment that was pretty horrible, and out humane officer had to actually sees the dog because of that, he does not have a lot of good social skills even with people or other dogs. much more comfortable with another dog. my son is acting as the emotional assistant for today. he will be available for adoption soon. >> about five months old, husky, perhaps shepherd mix in there as well and you said that, again, he would do best with a family take things a little bit more slow and steady and easy. you also have an event coming up called the black had the ball. when is that? tell me more about that. over 500 people expected. >> absolutely. that is october 22. tickets are available online. we usually sell out so you can purchase your tickets now. it is a costume party, the we have a gourmet buffet, open bar -- >> you are you speaking my language. >> we have raffles, live music, dancing. it is a great time.

but in may 2013, detective joey ramirez was far from happy. he had a lot of ground to cover and a strong sense that time was against him as he tried to figure out what had happened to maribel ramos. >> she just vanished? >> yes. >> how often does that kind of thing happen? >> it doesn't happen often. >> ramires started by investigating the men in maribel's life. it turned out there were a few of them. >> did you know she was doing online dating? did she talk about that? >> yeah, she did. >> maribel sometimes met guys through a website called plenty of fish. that's how she found paul lopez. they had been dating for a few months, and paul had even joined her weekly softball game. lopez was the last person maribel talked to on the phone. now police wanted to talk to him. >> you know you're not under arrest or anything like that. >> i wouldn't think so. >> ramirez sat across from paul and asked about his relationship with maribel. >> nothing's been exclusive. it's just been dating. >> okay. you date other people too? >> me, yeah. >> you don't know

but one joey carney was determined to do regardless of the outcome.s long as joey carney has been playing baseball, and that is by far for most of his life, it is still not accurate to say the sport is his first love. for this university of san francisco pitcher, that spot will always belong to the woman who introduced him to the game. >> started off kind of in the back yard. i would be playing catch with my mom. >> reporter: the feeling was mutual, of course. and paula carney rarely missed one of joey's games through the years. until she started feeling ill and got bad medical news. >> in the spring of 2014 she went to the hospital very ill, and we received the news that she had end-stage liver disease. >> reporter: two years of searching for a treatment and eventually a living donor for paula came up empty. it was then that this relief pitcher, whose job on the mound it is to save games, realized it was up to him now to save a life. >> i decided this was my time to just make it clear that i don't care what you say gnomanymore, moving forward with th

. >> kayla: where's joey? >> steve: joe's at the hospital. he promised he would stay there with the kids and keep 'em safe. >> kayla: yeah, safe. i hope so. >> steve: come on. we gotta go, honey. >> kayla: i hope so. >> joey: god, this sucks.

thanks to joey. carole: thank you, katie. chopper 4 overhead as a man is found in milwaukee. he left his nursing home earlier today in an employee's suv. he was taken to a hospital to be checked out. >>> a 15-year-old girl was arrested after police say she threatened two schools in milwaukee. milwaukee public schools say they worked closely with police to investigate any threats. florida ahead of hurricane matthew. just today the governor ordered the evacuation of more than a million people. >> reporter: the storm surges are not to be necessaried with. when you live on the coast, please heed caution and follow through with the evacuations that we ask you to do. >> reporter: the dangerous storms killed 7 people in it slammed cuba with heavy winds and rain as well. three u.s. navy ships will soon head to the caribbean to help those impacted by hurricane matthew. an organization working in the caribbean nation has a bigger task. >> what happened in haiti cities one of the largest disasters since the earthquake. amount. i really caution people. >> reporter: youth haiti can be a f

joey spent 10-years in and out of prison... and was addicted to drugs for more than 15 years. he wants to show young people that it's never too late to somewhere, and i get a little money, i'm going to come back. i'm never going to forget where i came from. and i'm going to hold my word to that. some of you may remember this was actually a george webb about 30 years ago. the new restaurant will open in about. we're getting a look at just how costly the violence sherman park was. new numbers from the milwaukee police show the department spent more than five-hundred thousand dollars in overtime... more than 95-hundred hours worked the shorewood community is having a frank discussion about racism.organizers with the y-w-c-a hosted an event at the shorewood library last night where about 100 people turned out.the event was spurred from an article about racism by doctor robin diangelo.it's titled 'white fragility: why it's so hard to talk to white people about racism.'young shorewood high school students who attended, it was surprising because some of my experiences was different f

sparky usually goes there, the service dog assists joey with his autism, helping him stay focused in class. "we just like laying down with each other playing ball. and i just like petting him, and he likes when i feed him " the dog has to go through physical therapy to get the strength back in his legs before re- joining joey in the classroom. a dubuque man convicted of killing his daughter wants a new claims his first trial was unfair. his lawyers say prosecution shouldn't have been allowed to present stern's initial statements to police and some crime scene photos. stern is awaiting sentencing for the death of his daughter, kimberly stern. two des moines men are recovering this morning after they were the target of a drive-by shooting. police say it happened early yesterday morning on the north side. officials say a 24-year-old was shot in the face and a flying glass cut the face of a stable condition. two other men were also in the car. they told police they had just dropped off a woman at her house when a car pulled up and shot at them. police haven't made any arrests. the cubs'

'sunny-side up' kind of days... 300 people have applied for jobs at the new george webb location...joey says hes going to look at every one of the can. he also has plans for other locations on vilet...green bay...and capitol. clean-up begins after a professional athlete's cars were set on fire in his own driveway. coming up-- why anthony pettis is calling the fires "a cowardly act" --and what he says should be done about it.... plus-- his charges don't include driving drunk-- even though prosecutors say he admitted to doing so-- how one lawmaker wants to make sure others will be held high-end vehicles at the home of mixed martial artist anthony pettis... the athlete takes to social media to share his reaction. justin williams is live, outside milwaukee police district five, with today, i get a chance to speak with former u-f-c and w-e-c champion, anthony pettis... he told me he may have to move... due to the spotlight which is currently shining on his personal life. as the clean-up continues ... so, too, does the procession of people, lining up for a look. the pettis the ufc fighters li

sparky usually goes to kennedy high school with his owner, joey. there, the service dog assists joey with his "we just like laying down with each other playing ball. and i just like petting him, and he likes when i feed him " the dog has to go through physical therapy to get the strength back in his legs before re- joining joey in the classroom. ghosts may seem unreal to some, but a group of paranormal investigators say their work is very real. they spend hours collecting information for anyone says they've had experience plan on a decent halloween! highs will generally be into the middle to upper 60s, with a few lower 70s also possible farther south. the extent of clouds will be critical to today, but we should see our most pleasant temperatures in the early evening hours. this coincides well with trick or treating across the area and both kids and parents need not worry about coats over the costumes this year. tomorrow looks warmer with widespread 70s likely. by wednesday, our next system rolls in from storms over the area. thursday and friday wi