jim: three minutes to go and now kerley. oh, boy, he faked out marcus cooper. the cardinals coming up with the jets. that means todd bowles comes back to arizona, where he was a great assistant. seattle, that's a home game. at cardinal and into the bye a the 49ers on november 14th. first and 10. celek. phil: you look at this game here tonight, it's just the 49ers, a couple of things. the offensive line, that has to worry you going down the road. no matter how good you run the ball, you're always going to get in obvious passing situations in the nfl and they have a tough time protecting the quarterback jim: kerley again. phil: their rush defense has been the worst in the nfl and that's not going to improve after this week. jim: kerl illinois goes over 100 with that catch. with that catch. the first time the 49ers have 100-yard game in 15 games. kerley that time not quite ready. oh, it was -- was it? yeah, it was -- no, it's incomplete. swearinger. phil: sjenger -- swearinger sitting in the middle of the field reading the quarterback and not a good decision by bl

jim: three minutes to go and now kerley. oh, boy, he faked out marcus cooper. the cardinals coming up with the jets. that means todd bowles comes back to arizona, where he was a great assistant. seattle, that's a home game. at cardinal and into the b the 49ers on november 14th. first and 10. celek. phil: you look at this game here tonight, it's just the 49ers, a couple of things. the offensive line, that has to worry you going down the road. no matter how good you run the ball, you're always going to get in obvious passing situations in the nfl and they have a tough jim: kerley again. phil: their rush defense has been the worst in the nfl and that's not going to improve after this week. jim: kerl illinois goes over 100 with that catch. the first time the 100-yard game in 15 games. kerley that time not quite oh, it was -- was it? yeah, it was -- no, it's incomplete. swearinger. phil: sjenger -- swearinger sitting in the middle of the field reading the quarterback and not a good decision by blaine gabbert. sell secretary on the outside and he throws the football

jim: three minutes to go and now kerley. oh, boy, he faked out marcus cooper. the cardinals coming up with the jets. that means todd bowles comes back to arizona, where he was a great assistant. seattle, that's a home game. at cardinal and into the bye out of that they'll be hosting the 49ers on november 14th. first and 10. celek. phil: you look at this game here tonight, it's just the 49ers, a couple of things. the offensive line, that has to worry you going down the road. no matter how good you run the ball, you're always going to get in obvious passing situations in the nfl and they have a tough jim: kerley again. phil: their rush defense has been the worst in the nfl and that's not going to improve after this week. jim: kerl illinois goes over 100 with that catch. the first time the 49ers hav had a wide receiver with a 100-yard game in 15 games. kerley that time not quite ready. oh, it was -- was it? yeah, it was -- no, it's incomplete. swearinger. phil: sjenger -- swearinger sitting in the middle of the field reading the quarterback and not a good decision

jim: three minutes to go and now kerley. oh, boy, he faked out marcus cooper. the cardinals coming up with the jets. that means todd bowles comes back to arizona, where he was a great assistant. seattle, that's a home game. at cardinal and into the bye out of that they'll be hosting the 49ers on november 14th. first and 10. celek. phil: you look at this game here tonight, it's just the 49ers, a couple of things. the offensive line, that has to worry you going down the road. no matter how good you run the ball, you're always going to get in obvious passing situations in the nfl and they have a tough jim: kerley again. phil: their rush defense has been the worst in the nfl and that's not going to improve after this week. jim: kerl illinois goes over 100 with that catch. the first time the had a wide receiver with a 100-yard game in 15 games. kerley that time not quite ready. oh, it was -- was it? yeah, it was -- no, it's incomplete. swearinger. phil: sjenger -- swearinger sitting in the middle of the field reading the quarterback and not a good decision by blaine

jim: three minutes to go and now kerley. oh, boy, he faked out marcus cooper. the cardinals coming up with the jets. that means todd bowles comes back to arizona, where he was a great assistant. seattle, that's a home game. at cardinal and into the bye a the 49ers on november 14th. first and 10. celek. phil: you look at this game here tonight, it's just the 49ers, a couple of things. the offensive line, that has to worry you going down the road. no matter how good you run the ball, you're always going to get in obvious passing situations in the nfl and they have a tough time protecting the quarterback jim: kerley again. phil: their rush defense has been the worst in the nfl and that's not going to improve after this week. jim: kerl illinois goes over 100 with that catch. the first time the 49ers have 100-yard game in 15 games. kerley that time not quite ready. oh, it was -- was it? yeah, it was -- no, it's incomplete. swearinger. phil: sjenger -- swearinger sitting in the middle of the field reading the quarterback and not a good decision by blaine gabbert. sel

kerley that time not quite ready. jim: second and 10. oh, it was -- was it? yeah, it was -- no, it's incomplete. swearinger. phil: sjenger -- swearinger sitting in the middle of the field reading the quarterback and not a good decision by blaine gabbert. sell secretary on the outside and he throws the football too far inside and swearinger gets in there -- jim: you can see the ball fell to the ground. phil: dropped an interception. i think gabbert saw it and thought i'm going to overpower the throw before swearinger can make a play on it. jim: third and 10. they rush six. get it away. caught by blake bell and now you're down three scores. you have fourth down coming up. do you go ahead and say -- phil: no, you go for the touchdown. jim: ok. two-minute warning. fourth down coming up right after the break. ♪ ♪ jim: coming up next, the "the mazda postgame show" with analysis and highlights plus david johnson stops by the set. all coming up on "the mazda postgame show." phil: expecting blitz, they're going to get it. kept two guys in the backfield. celek, the tig

jim: three minutes to go and now kerley. oh, boy, he faked out marcus cooper. the cardinals coming up with the jets. that means todd bowles comes back to arizona, where he was a great assistant. seattle, that's a home game. at cardinal and into the bye and ou the 49ers on november 14th. first and 10. celek. phil: you look at this game here tonight, it's just the 49ers, a couple of things. the offensive line, that has to worry you going down the road. no matter how good you run the ball, you're always going to get in obvious passing situations in the nfl and they have a tough time protecting the quarterback jim: kerley again. phil: their rush defense has been the worst in the nfl and that's not going to improve after this week. jim: kerl illinois goes over 100 with that catch. the first time the 49ers have had a w 100-yard game in 15 games. kerley that time not quite ready. oh, it was -- was it? yeah, it was -- no, it's incomplete. swearinger. phil: sjenger -- swearinger sitting in the middle of the field reading the quarterback and not a good decision by blaine

david kerley leading us off tonight. david, thank you. >>> we turn next here to the race for the white house. just 14 days left, many of you at home saying it is not soon enough. tonight, donald trump taking aim at that new headline over obamacare, premiums shooting up next year. and he asked his workers at one of his hotels today to vouch for their boss. abc's tom llamas tonight, from florida. >> reporter: with just 14 days left to turn this election around, donald trump convening reporters not for a news conference, but to show off one of his florida resorts. >> it's 800 acres in the middle of miami. it's been a tremendous success. the bookings are through the roof. >> reporter: standing behind trump, scores of his own workers. >> we have over 1,000 employees. well over 1,000 employees. 80% of them are hispanic, right? >> reporter: and then -- >> anybody would like to say a few words about working for trump? anybody? >> reporter: and when one man steps forward -- >> better say good, or i'll say, you're fired. i'll say,

why were passengers not affected >> and david kerley joins us live tonight. and dave, your team also talking to other passengers on that plane who say crew members actually passed out during the flight? >> reporter: one passenger is telling us that he was told by a flight attendant that three members of the crew did pass out. british airways is not confirming that. they are only saying an investigation is under way, and odor is being investigated. david, all those 25 crew members were discharged from the hospital. >> that's good news. david kerley leading us off david, thank you. >>> we turn next here to the race for the white house. just 14 days left, many of you at home saying it is not soon enough. tonight, donald trump taking aim at that new headline over obamacare, premiums shooting up next year. and he asked his workers at one of his hotels today to vouch for their boss. abc's tom llamas tonight, from florida. >> reporter: with just 14 days left to turn this election around, donald trump convening reporters not for a news conference, but to show off one

here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: tonight, what happened in this jet at the gate in louisville -- >> 994, we got smoke in the cabin. >> reporter: -- could mean even bigger trouble for samsung. replacemt note 7 phone. >> i noticed smoke just pouring out of my pocket. pulled the phone out of my pocket, threw it onto the ground where it continued to smoke and kind of burned and smoldered into the carpet. >> reporter: brian green says he powered down his note 7 as instructed and put it in his pocket. suddenly -- >> it popped, it sizzled, you could say, even. i was scared i was going to have bits of glass in my hand. >> reporter: none of the 76 people onboard was hurt, as the jet was quickly evacuated. nearly 1 million original note 7s sold in the u.s. replaced. nearly 100 of the originals overheated, with 26 people being burned. in the past week, there have been reports that some of the replacements the south korean company rushed to market were getting hot. but this would be the first case of a replacement phone smoking and burning. so serious, the consumer product safety commissi

for you if kerley was not at a conference the next day. christie hasn't responded to the testimony. and he has repeatedly denied to having any knowledge to the alleged plot that caused traffic trouble on the george wash bridge as payback. >>> turning to decision 2016, both vice presidential candidates will continue their tours. mike pence held a rally just east of harrisburg. and today he'll get to gettysburg and then to pottstown. and tim kaine was in philadelphia yesterday. today he's at an event at carnegie melon university in pittsburgh where he's talking about the economy. after his rally, lauren mayk was able to talk to tim kaine one-on-one and asked him about the vp debate. >> you know, i went in with things i needed to do and i did them. it was a discussion. we were sitting around a table and having a discussion. >> a pretty heated one at times. >> there were some heated ones. >> lauren also asked kaine about reaching out to millennial voters. >> we don't view that as a challenge. if you look at the history of millennial voters, i

here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: the regional delta jetliner took off hours late after the arrest of that pilot. it was a tsa officer who noticed a smell of alcohol and alerted rapid city police. the 38-year-old was inhe when police boarded, taking him into custody, but so far, police have not released his blood alcohol level. for the 45 delayed passengers -- >> i'm pretty perturbed just for the absolute ignorance of one person who could have messed up a lot of people's lives. >> reporter: -- they finally headed to salt lake city, when a replacement pilot made it onto the jet. skywest, which operates the delta flight, apologized, adding "the crew member has been placed on administrative leave and pilots face a stricter standard. a blood alcohol level of just .04 is illegal. still, as we've seen, like this incident on a tarmac, on average, once a month, a pilot is arrested, potentially facing federal charges, like former jet blue pilot dennis murphy. did you put 270 35epassengers a risk? >> no comment. >> reporter: the pilot was already in the cockpit when police tonight, he faces

here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: even the pilots nature of this engine fire. >> go, go! >> reporter: passenegers could see flames and smoke. >> jump and slide. >> reporter: an "uncontained failure," the boeing 767 engine, meaning heavy pieces of metal blew out of it, most likely ripping through the fuel tank in the wing. one piece threw 3,000 feet, going through the roof of a ups warehouse. it was a part like this that failed part of the turbine. it minute inside the engine. a similar part has failed on two other 767s in the past 16 years, breaking into pieces, causing extensive damage. and an order for airlines to change the way they inspect these parts. but is that enough? >> sometimes this will happen because of fatigue, where an older engine will develop cracks that aren't detected in normal maintenance. sometimes it can be a manufacturing defect. >> reporter: this type of part is never supposed to fail. american airlines has now had two incidents. the airline says it's and can say nothing more. david? >> david kerley with us again tonight. >>> next, this evening, to

i'm going to be here with you." >> david kerley is with us. and they've recovered one data recorder, as you reported. but they can't get to the other? or the front-facing camera you told us about last night here? >> reporter: that's correct. but they have other video they've recovered from the station. they won't charact they've seen on any of the videos. as for the engineer, bodily fluids are being sent for a toxicology report. and the electronic devices of all the crew members are being examined. >> david, thank you. >>> next from oklahoma, a tulsa police officer charged with first degree manslaughter. you'll recall the incident, officer betty shelby following a driver. his hands are up. a moment later, she fires that her lawyer saying part of her defense, extreme stress that caused her to experience a type of deafness, and she didn't hear another officer say he had a taser ready to fire. >>> overseas from israel, shimon peres laid to rest. president obama and scores of world leaders paying tribute. with touching moments, a rare handshake. a

>> david kerley with us again tonight. >>> next, this evening, to chilling new insight into the mass shooting at the pulse nightclub in orlando. newly released audio tapes of calls between a very calm police officer negotiator and that gunman. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: already knew about the horror playing out in the pulse nightclub when their negotiator got on the phone with the terrorist. >> hello? >> hello there. hi. there. this is orlando police. whom am i speaking with, please? >> you're speaking with the person who pledged allegiance to the islamic state. >> can you tell me where you are right now so i can get you some help? >> no. because you have to tell america to stop bombing syria and iraq. you get what i'm saying? >> i do. i completely get what you're saying. >> reporter: the officer staying calm, trying to keep omar mateen talking from the bathroom where he'd taken hostages. >> tell me what you did, please? >> you already know what i did. >> well, i'm trying to figure out how to keep you safe and how to get this resolved peacefully because i'm not a politic

kerley that time not quite ready. oh, it was -- was it? yeah, it was -- no, it's incomplete. swearinger. phil: sjenger -- swearinger sitting in the middle of the field reading the quarterback and not a good decision by blaine gabbert. sell secretary on the outside and he throws the football too far inside and swearinger gets in there -- jim: you can see the ball fell phil: dropped an interception. i think gabbert saw it and thought i'm going to overpower the throw before swearinger can make a play on it. jim: third and 10. they rush six. get it away. caught by blake bell and now you're down three scores. you have fourth down coming up. do you go ahead and say -- phil: no, you go for the touchdown. two-minute warning. fourth down coming up right after the break. ? jim: coming up next, the "the mazda postgame show" with analysis and highlights plus david johnson stops by the set. all coming up on "the mazda postgame show." phil: expecting blitz, they're going to get it. kept two guys in the backfield. celek, the tight end, hyde the running back. jim: fourth down. they bring eve