my real name is kevin moore. kevin roosevelt moore. but keb' mo' is what everybody calls me. bass couldn't go on the side?

. >> my name is kevin moore, m-o-o-r-e. >> what were you convicted for?violation for sales of marijuana. >> the yard is an interesting place because you never know who you're going to run into, you never know who you're going to talk to, you never know the personality, who they are. i kind of just started looking around and tried to find interesting-looking faces. i happened upon kevin moore. he started telling me that he's a rap artist. he is a ghost writer. >> i have a record deal waiting on me. death row records. for anybody, any rap fans that's listening, my akassassoon. and i got a demo coming out in a few months. if you're a rap fan, listen to it. >> when you start talking to inmates you are not sure what to believe. they start telling you these stories. you're kind of like say, all right. >> i have been a ghost writer in the rap industry for about 13 years. a lot of stuff i have written from behind these walls i have sold to other artists. that have been out there and been successful. >> i said, well, do a rap for me, and he just like rolled one ri

before the new 49er's football game at the new levi's stadium, one of the men that pushed for it, kevin moore, spoke on kpix5 sunday morning. >> we are absolutely excited to see a stadium in santa clara and a potential super bowl. going through dry runs, making sure things run well. >> the biggest dress rehearsal, last week. earthquakes game. >> it is gorgeous. beautiful. it gets you a nice facility. >> >> reporter: there were problems getting you to and from the stadium. traffic on the surface streets, jammed. parking improvised. >> we parked on the 9th hole, i think, that is weird. first for everything, right. >> more park than a lot of stadiums but we will have to add more. >> reporter: including more businesses, hotels and entertainment venues in the neighborhood over the coming years. in santa clara, kpix5. >>> up next, the first ever nfl game. the 49ers take to the field next sunday against the denver broncos. you will see it right here on kpix5. we have a guide to the stadium up on our web site. there you will find theip formation on up coming games, ticket prices and transit options,

on august 9th he struck and killed fellow driver kevin moore jr.t stewart during race. it happened moments after the two drivers were involved in a collision. stewart will speak publicly about the incident for the first time later today. >>> and the college football season is under way with 14 games kicking off on thursday. none was bigger than the matchup of ranked s.e.c. foes texas a&m and south carolina. a&m taking the field for the first time since the defar tur of partner johnny manziel and his former backup did just fine. kenny hill breaks manziel's record with 511passing yards, and the ages snapped south carolina's 18-game home-winning streak with a convincing 52-28 victory. >>> meanwhile manziel playing with the pros. the rookie quarterback getting some work in during cleveland's final preseason game. and johnny football displaying the skills that made him a star at a&m. he throws a touchdown pass and rushes for 55 yards in a 33-13 win over chicago. but it will be some time before we see him play again. manziel did not win the browns' start

three-time nascar champion tony stewart hits and kills driver kevin moore, jr. this video posted on youtube shows ward getting out of his car apparently trying to confront stewart. the video has since been taken down. during the race, ward's car spins out hitting the wall and ward gets out of the car and walks on to the track. as stewart's car passes, it appears the car's right rear hits ward. ward rushed to a nearby emergency room but died from his injuries. local police investigating the incident. >> are you looking into the possibility that stewart may have swerved at the last minute waiting to the last minute to get out of the way? >> this is on ongoing investigation. we are looking at any information relevant to the crash. >> reporter: controversy has followed stewart. in 1999 he jumped out of his car in the middle of the race. >> throwing his gloves. >> reporter: in 2011 stewart was arrested by australian police after assaulting a track owner and the charges later drop and 2013 a heated argument turned into a fist fight. stewart was slated to race at new y

what police are now analyzing that could shed some light on the final moments before kevin moore juniorled. >> terrifying moments when a stroll errols on to the subway track with a toddler inside. police are hunting down the child's parents. plus robin williams and his battle with depression. dr. keith ablow is here live with a look at the struggle so many americans face. >> good morning. it is tuesday august 12th. the loss of a legend. >> robin williams made us laugh, but inside he battled many demons. >> (indiscernible) >> we are taking a closer look at the comedian 's battle with depression and addiction. >> and good morning to you. it is tuesday august 12th. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am ainsley earhardt. it is 30 minutes after the top of the hour. millions of us hourning the death of oscar winner robin williams. behind closed doors he struggled with adirection and depression which ultimately led him to take his own life. >> an autopsy is scheduled for today. william lo william lajeunesse is here with more. >> a man unconscious and not breathing at

he spoke publicly about the deadly collision three weeks ago when his car struck and kill kevin moore jr. in a car crash three weeks ago. >>this is something that will affect me forever. this is a sadness and a pain that i hope no one will have to experience in their life. >>> nascar officials say they cleared stewart to drive even though the investigation into ward's death is not complete. >>> the united kingdom raised its terror threat level in response to recent events in iraq and syria. the move is meant to indicate that a terrorist attack is highly likely but added there is no evidence to suggest an attack by isis militants is imminent. the terrorist who executed american journalist james foley is just one of more than 500 british people who have gone to iraq and syria to fight with isis. he calls it a bigger threat to our society than ever. >> this is not some foreign conflict thousands of miles from home that we can hope to ignore. >> meantime there are reports that syrian rebels have recovered a laptop belonging to an isis fighter. files on that laptop seem to indicate the lap

he struck 20-year-old kevin moore junior after he claimed out of his car following a crash. he was taken to hospital, but died from his injuries. >> every year, competitors from all over the globe descend on spain for one of the oldest and largest races. the river race dates back to 1929 and this year's event attracted 200,000 spectators. we have more. >> what you're about to witness seems like sporting madness. it's one of canoeing's biggest, oldest and wackiest races, over 900 competitors sprinting to their canoes and then fighting their way into just 50 square meters of water. it's chaotic, so very different from where the race began, back in 1929. >> the first race was a funny experience for pretends who was haling and stopped to enjoy the river, but with the next year, they move to more competition even and probably they lose the original idea. >> this, the 78th event attracted competitors from 16 different countries. >> we've heard all about it and we couldn't miss it. >> we had a very nice race. >> i just heard it's one of the most prestigious races in the world. we c

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the sprint cup champion is in atlanta for his first nascar race sit hitting and killing]v kevin moorehael sam's career with the st. louis rams has been cut short. the first openly gay player drafted by an nfl team is now a free agent. rams made the cut yesterday to meet the league mandated 53 player roster. anna. >>> tucker, thanks. 24 minutes after the hour, do you ever wonder why your body responds to things the way it does, like why do certain things taste bad to you? and what's with women always being colder than men? there are scientific reasons for all of those health habits. the answers to your burning body questions is lauren gelvin. good morning. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> people up with us this morning having a cup of q<coff. when we drink room temperature coffee, why does it taste to bad to us? >> there's fascinating science behind this. hot coffee and ice coffee always taste better than room temperature coffee. the temperature of our food affects how it tastes to us. some of our taste buds are evolved to work best with room temperature foods. when you're

this is a statue at the university of chicago by henry moore entitled nuclear energy. dan kevin list has a wonderful book called "the physicists" that talks about physics during and after the war. in the 1930s, scientists trying to understand pure science were trying to understand the nature of the atom and probably the most exciting scientific news in 1939 was the fishening of the uranium nucleus and that happened in germany. the question then arose, if there is energy that can be derived from splitting the atom, can you make a bomb? nobody was quite sure. it might be possible. you needed to be able to separate isotopes. you needed to get uranium 235 from the much more abundant 238. there is a wonderful play called "copenhagen" by maikel he will train. any of you seen or read copenhagen? it's a great play. it sets up this question of the early years of the war and whether or not you could make a bomb. it revolves around what we know was a true interaction between highsen berg, probably the most brilliant physicist of the 20th century, and i'm including einstein in that generali

this is a statue at the university of chicago by henry moore entitled nuclear energy. dan kevinist has a wonderful book called "the physicists" that talks about physics during and after the war. in the 1930s, scientists trying to understand pure science were trying to understand the nature of the atom and probably the most exciting scientific news in 1939 was the fishening of the uranium nucleus and that happened in germany. the question then arose, if there is energy that can be derived from splitting the atom, can you make a bomb? nobody was quite sure. it might be possible. you needed to be able to separate isotopes. you needed to get uranium 235 from the much more abundant 238. there is a wonderful play called "copenhagen" by maikel he will train. any of you seen or read copenhagen? it's a great play. it sets up this question of the early years of the war and whether or not you could make a bomb. it revolves around what we know was a true interaction between highsen berg, probably the most brilliant physicist of the 20th century, and i'm including einstein in that generaliza