-- lewis -- we always remember who finishes second. lewis? lewis: not long ago we received his medal. you've had a few minutes to think about it. what do you think of your accomplishment today? >> i'm very happy to get the second position. it's my first time here in new york. for me. i'm looking forward next year lewis: you are pretty young in the marathon. you've only run six. this was your first new york. what did you learn about this course today? >> for me being my first time, i learned a lot about the course. the course is very nice up and down hill. it's very nice for me. i really like it. lewis: i asked if you were going to stay and hang out in new york and shop but you said you're going home tomorrow. is there a celebration planned? >> yeah. tomorrow but have appreciation at home to celebrate my second position. lewis: excellent. congratulations. enjoy your trip home. we look forward to see seeing you back next year. >> thank you. hannah: thanks so much, lewis. back to the guy we were talking about a few moments ago, meb keflezighi, w

lewis injured. lewis done for year with torn acl in his left knee. i feel bad for deion. god guy has worked hard. a star on our team and leader, a guy that has been there working every day working his butt off now to have to go through another injury i just hate it he's optimistic he'll bab i'm sure he's great football player he works really hard we're lucky to have player like deion. patriots running back tweeting i just want to say thank you to me. the amount of love and support has been much appreciated. i'll do everything in my power to come back like i never left. brandon bolden first to get the call and lewis absence was impressive with a touchdown washington. >> and james white had healthy scratch saw an expanded role in patriots win over the jets while lewis was out with an abdominal injury. just got to be yourself. can't superman, and do exactly what he was doing. i'm doing whatever i can. my role maybe different than what his role is never know what it is. what every whatever i have to do i'm going to do it. james white and brandon can expect larger roles. patri

year's siouxland sleep out at lewis and clark park. 3 3 3 a police chase through sioux city ended with one person being flown to the hospital. thanks for joining us. i'm larry wentz. diana castillo has the night off. 3 3 3 the chase began when police tried to pullover a pickup in the 24-hundred block of 7th street. the chase wound through sioux city and up hamilton boulevard. it finally ended in plymouth county near k-22 and highway 3 when stop sticks were used to puncture the tires. the pickup went into a ditch and hit a culvert. there were two teens inside... a male and female. the male driver wasn't hurt... but the female passenger was airlifted to mercy medical center with non-life threatening injuries. deputies recovered some items thrown out of the truck during the chase. they say they're drugs. charges are 3 3 we now know the name of the man who sparked yesterday's 9- hour standoff in cherokee.51- year- old james goslar of cherokee surrendered peacefully just before 11 o'clock last night... ending a standoff that began just before 2. officers were originally called to the house

body dementia. >> lewy body dementia is a complex disorder with many presentations. the key thing about understanding it is that it can present with cognitive symptoms, with motor symptoms, with neuropsych trick symptoms, so it can react in many different ways. >> reporter: lewy body dementia affects millionon of americans, lewy bodies affect chemicals in the brain causing it to slowly deteriorate. symptoms can include hallucination, confusion, memory loss, trouble sleeping, anxiety, and depression. >> when did you first notice that something wasn't quite right? >> november of 2013 he had a little gut pain. we never found out what it was. thth it went to,,ext month, it s another symptom. it just kept going through this different symptoms, constipation, urinary problems. they got worse and worse. we were supposed to go to some friends and at the last minute we had to back out because robin was laying -- he was laying in with me. i said, i know, honey. i know there is. and we're going get to the bottom of this, i swear. we're going to figure this out. and inside my min

deion lewis lost for the year with an cl tear. it's been a huge addition to the team. one of the most die familiaric on the offense. now you have to look at the replacements and the number one guy in line to fill that void is james white whose only touched the ball 14 times this year. >>> it's an unfortunate situation tore hill of he was given our team a lot of great performances each and every week so praying for him and we have to step up. you just have to be yourself. it can't be superman and do what he was doing. like i said i'm doing whatever i can. my role may be different than what his role is. you never know what it is. whatever i have to do, i will do it . >>> it would be just be white filling in in the back fee. brandon boulden and legarret blunt all of those guys going to be getting a lot more touches than had in recent weeks. recording inside gillette stadium, trey daerr, 7 sports. >>> do you feel like you deserve more attention? >>> i leave that to the critics honestly. i'm playing for my team. i'm playing for the patriots logo on my chest. my teammates, t

dana lewis is in paris. what do we know right now? >> what a dramatics development in this story that has taken us on a wild ride. here is what we know, most coming from the interior minister. he held a news conference at the scene, and confirmed that, in fact, there were three arrests in the apartment. two killed, and another four arrests that took place after that. seven arrests, and here is hoy he laid it out for us, saying essentially there was information that abdelhamid abbaaoud was in the area, the supposed ringleader of the group. they didn't think he was in paris. they came across a tip or information that he was in the area of the northern paris, saint-denis, about a mile of the attack on the football stadium. the police closed into that area. they may have been clearing residents out of the building: gun fire erupted. they got inside the apartment with the police. according to bernard cazeneuve and his chronology, they got inside the... >> okay. >>..people on the secrets -- people on the streets heard multiple explosions. >

. >> that player dionne lewis has been a -- deion lewis has been a dynamic part of the offense. everyone talking about the ponks of deion after this one. now the success story at gillette this action. we'll pick it up with the action already 7-0 in the first quarter. this one actually made it 7-0. the pass from tom brady to julian edelman that gave them a quick start and 84 yard drive. the big day today enjoyed by lagarrett blunt. 129 yards on the ground. this touchdown here that made it 14-0. here's where the pats lost lewis. third quarter left knee buckles when he makes a cut. the team is reportedly hopeful that lewis has only suffered a sprain but an m.r.i. will tell us more tomorrow. so with lewis out of the mix for last quarter and a half the pats turn to andon bolden. brady found a mismatch. 27-10 is your final. but there is concern as it relates to lewis. it's such a physical game. i hope he's okay. i don't know wlaits went out there and checked on him. blair, back to you. >> tom, we'll see you then. after the game patriots fans very excited about the team's great start.

the lewy body dementia, it's so rapid, there is no cure. it. if robin was lucky he would have had maybe three years left. and they would have been hard years and it's a good chance he would have been locked up. >> reporter: his unexpected death came all too soon for his family and his millions of adoring fans. he was known for his quicksilver wit in "mrs. doubtfire." >> i'm a hippo granny, dance to your drop. >> reporter: but also for his quiet gravitas like in "good but to his wife susan, he was much more than just a comedian, he was her best friend. >> how would you describe robin the husband? >> just a dream. the best love i ever dreamed of. >> reporter: robin and sue an had a seven-year relationship, a happy and very private three-year marriage. >> we actually several times have said thank you steve jobs store. it was this immediate sense of comfort and a knowing of each other. >> when we think of robin williams this larger than life, big hearted guy, funny, as funny as funny gets. >> fussy, fussy, fussy. >> it's funny because i would hear

lewy body dementia killed robin. end of story. >> it's a body disorder that attacks the brain. >> the only way to diagnose it absolutely is in autopsy. the lewy body dementia, it's so rapid, so fast, there is no cure. it's really just about managing it. if robin was lucky he would have had maybe three years left. and they would have been hard years, and it's a good chance he would have been locked up. >> reporter: his unexpected death came all too soon for his family and his millions of adoring fans. he was known for his quicksilver wit in "mrs. doubtfire." >> i'm a hip old granfy who can hip-hop, bebop, dance to you drop. >> reporter: but also for his quiet gravitas like in "good will hunting." >> you don't know about real loss because that only occurs when you love something more than yourself. >> reporter: but to his wife susan, he was much more than just a comedian, he was her best friend. >> how would you describe robin the husband? >> just a dream. the best love i ever dreamed of. >> reporter: robin and susan h

no update on dionne lewis. the game is over, we'll get something when something is a bit more -- but this offensive line was nicked up going out. >> certainly disconcerting to have the patriots go through so many offensive lifemen it's amazing to watch them make adjustments because their most valuable asset is back there in tom brady. you feel like you have to protect him but to see them come in and have another offensive linemen go down and being able to run the football as effectuallily as you can. you only have so many time to prepare. the reality is you get wednesday and you get week. these are the two days that you do the preparation. friday you have to clean up and so you invest your time wisely. if you run everybody else in there to get extra snaps, it's a fine line. i don't know how the patriots do it. >> you know the chief topics the people are going to talk about is the extent of lewis' injuries. you could feel the hush of the crowd after this one if it was. lewis got the pace from tom brady. asy had

gentlemen, lewis gould. [applause] lewis gould: thank you for that kind and generous introduction. it is always late to return to kansas city. as a native of your city once observed, kansas eddie, everyone has some kind of bell to tap from that town. kemper and they library for inviting me back that a personal shout out to nelson atkins who is here for thethat he does to make collection of medieval manuscripts one of the best in the area. and seeing the orioles come back and maybe when the world series, it's important to our oh go ahead. [applause] lewis gould: it's good to be shameless. it is appropriate to remember the president who has the tradition of during out the first all on opening day was when howard taft in 1910. if people know anything about william howard taft they recall he is the only person to have been president of the united states and chief justice of the united states. he was president for a single 1913 and chiefto justice from 1921 to 1930, when he had to resign because of ill health. the other thing everyone remembers is that he was a large man, weighing 350 p

dion lewis is one that makes a difference. he has a torn acl and he is on the injured reserve and that means he's done for the year. tonight tom brady talked to jim gray about how the pats will handle the loss of lewis. >> you still have to find ways to produce. they may be differently than when we were producing when deon was in there. the production has to be from >> well the patriots always carry the next man up mentally will hopefully hold up. >>> if you have a fake begun ton streets of boston now police can and will take it away. the mayor signed a ban on them in public. they have taken away more than 115 guns this year. the incident where a juvenile was shot is one reason they say they should carry it out. >>> this man has been arrested more than a half dozen times for domestic assault. >> reporter: tonight we spoke to a victim's advocate who says this same incidents of violence happening in one relationship is not uncommon. >> the last time he split her head wide open. >> reporter: the violence in apartment two was just

. 10-0 lewis central. ankeny on upset alert. more lewis central. doogen scores for a 17-nothing surprise at the half. ankeny's chris mcleod gets the hawks back in it with a 7 yard score, but that's it. lewis central drops ankeny, 17-7. they were waving the flag at gilbert tonight— facing #5 norwalk... it was the visitors on the board first with this corner touchdown run by justin south. norwalk up 7-0. gilbert kicks a field goal...its 7-3 norwalk at the half.. then norwalk strikes. brady brandsfield bomb to justin alone- heading to the zone. norwalk up 14-3. brandsfield bomb to justin south, all alone- heading to the zone. norwalk up 14-3. norwalk goes next level, 27-11 the final. monday night football, nfl style, colts panthers the cyclones seemingly have new life. ever since iowa state switched to joel lanning at quarterback, the cyclones have played better on both side of the ball. in fact, isu has outscored baylor and texas 51-10 with lanning. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as

lewis is currently serving a one-year sentence for nonpayment of child support. he says it was always hard to make ends meet without a high school diploma. but now, thanks to a program offered by the jail, he's just days away from receiving his ged. >> my mom's proud of me. finally can say she's proud of me. after a lot of other stuff, she's always worried about me in boxing, always worried about me getting hurt in competition and other stuff i do. she don't really like tattoos. but this is one thing i can actually say she's proud of me for. >> while lewis has made the most of his time at louisville metro, some inmates continue to struggle. the special operations response team, or s.o.r.t., has just been alerted to a disturbance involving an inmate currently on suicide watch. it is jail policy to document such calls on video. >> behavior has been self-abusive. today he is stating that he has swallowed items. he's told the officers he swallowed a comb. he was spitting up blood. also, we did catch him in an attempt to swallow part of a toothbrush. he's been strip-s

lewis were grooming me for something much greater. karen: something much bigger. s in-house vocal coach. karen: that is a tough job. performance ready , they sound so beautiful and angelic when they are done. for those who do not remember ms. lewis, the grandam of the boston arts scene, and john roth, of course, the legendary director of the black nativity production, while is having ms. lewis and john rogers' stream continuing in boston, so important? >> because it was the national center' ' s to the city every year. it was our gift saying thank you for letting us be in the city and for letting us put the show on every year. it is just to keep the legacy of mr. lewis and even vernon, who was heavily involved in the theatrical version of the production, to keep the legacy going and just to keep that tradition. it is so family oriented. my children were involved and i had a lot of family members involved in the show. it is one of those family kinds of productions. our good friend who was a reporter at channel four was one of the lead s

he was also suffering from "lewy body dementia".. a debilitating brain disorder.. ((sot)) dr. dan kaufer director of unc memory disorders program: "lewy body dementia is a complex disorder with many different presentations. you can see very dramatic effects with thinking, emotions and behavior." ((sot)) susan williams "lewy body dementia killed robin. it's what took his life." turns out.. the same week the 63-year-old took his own life.. doctors wanted to check him into a facility for neuro- cognitive testing. ((sot)) amy robach "was this robin's way of taking control back?" ((sot)) susan williams "in my opinion, oh yeah. and-- i think he was just saying, "no." and i don't blame him one bit." elizabeth hur tag susan says robin had been completely sober for 8 years when he died.. coming up tomorrow on good morning america.. more from susan and her legal battle with robin's children. eh, abc news, ny." stephanie: it's a country kind of night tomorrow on local five... jack: the 49th annual country music awards air tomorrow here on local 5. today we got a little sneak peek of some

>> it's common in lewy body dementia.if other memory problems develop hallucinations, they're not till much later in the course of the disease, and the hallucinations are not so well-formed. what's particularly characteristic of lewy body dementia are these very well-formed hallucinations. they're usually not frightening initially to the patient, but they are very well-formed. they usually can describe exactly what they're seeing. >> reporter: is it partially because they sound like the symptoms seem to mimic alzheimer's and other diseases, is that why this is so difficult to diagnose? >> that's exactly rye. early on, some of the symptoms may mimic other diseases, like alzheimer's if it's just the memory, parkinson's if it's just the movement, or psychiatric disease if it's schizophrenia and the hallucinations. it takes an experiencedcally nation to put the pieces together and come up with the diagnosis. >> brangham: is there any cure? does it get worse or is there any prognosis that is a hopeful one? >> it is a progressi

lewis has fought through injuries throughout his career. he found a perfect fit with the pats and now headed back to the operating room and rehab center. dion's left leg buckling as he made a cut in the third quarter with washington e. companied for more than 600 yards of phones and four touchdown this is season. he's going to be tough to replace, but the two guys most likely to pick up the slack, they know the stakes. >> it's terrible. you don't want to see nobody go down, especially the way he did. injuries are injuries, but knee injuries, i mean, they're maybe the worst, because i love dion like a brother, just to see him in that much pain was tough for me. >> it's an unfortunate situation for him. he's given our team a lot of great performances each and every week. we pray for him and us rushing backs, we have to step up. >> no team can avoid injuries in a team as physical as football, but it is the teams that respond the best that end up winning games in january and february. more from foxborough ahead in sports, tom leyden, fox 25 new

dm lewis and sebastian -- left the game with injuries. the patriots remained perfect, 27-10 from to let today. patriots marched 84 yars ds in a 13 play drive capped off by a julian edelman touchdown. what today do after that? on side kick. it worked. there were a couple turnovers, and the patriots had only three turnovers the entire season at home. here is one julian edelman fumbled. just inside the 30 yard line. washington has got the football. what does washington do on the first play? kirk cousins throws a good pass to garcon. a lot of jobs going on by the redskins. the patriots get the ball right back. goes it. at this stage, the patriots are up 14-0. they have run 24 plays. tom brady throws his second interception. oh, no, tom brady makes the tackle. i cringe. anyway, here is one half of the tough news. dion lewis. watch him grab his left knee. remained on the field for a while. sebastian bolden left the game with a head injury. lewis' s replacement is brandon no match there. final was 27-10, the patriots are 8-0. let' s go back to g

lewis suffered the injury in the over washington. the pats have been holding out hope it was just an mcl strain but that's not the case for the 25-year-old who averaged 4.8 yards per carry, ran for two scores and caught 36 passes for 3 8 yards and two more touchdowns earning himself a two year contract extension last month. now with lewis gone, the patriots could turn to second year man james white to play a bigger role or even resign another versatile running back t tavaris cadet who they cut in late september. reporting live, joe amorsino, 7 news . >> anchor: now it a story you saw first on 7, a chemical scare at a school sending dozens of students to the hospital. it happened at the boston arts academy. fire fighters say students were exposed to hydrochloric acid prompting an evacuation. dan house lehas a look at what happened. >> reporter: fire trucks and ambulances line the street outside the city's hearts high school after more than two dozen students complained they were sickened by acid fumes in a classroom . >>> we had 17 st

he had lewy body dementia.nxiety, depression, paranoia and loss of movement. >> in november, 2013, he had a little gut pain. then it was like this endless parade of symptoms and not all of them would raise their head at once. it was like playing whack-a- mole. which symptom is it this month? >> susan says he was supposed to go to an in patient facility for treatment. about a week after the decision was made, he committed suicide. he died on august 11 of last year. today in the four by four, we are taking four minute to learn more about this disease. lewy body dementia that affects 1.3 million americans. joining us is dr. kathlene from stanford university. >> you just got back from michael j. fox foundation conference in new york where you all talked about lewy body dementia. you heard the numbers there. 1.3million americans affected by this. so why are we not talking more about this disease and what exactly is it? >> so lewy body dementia is difficult to wrap your head around. it is not just something that affe

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news washington defense carter has fired his senior military aide, lieutenant lewis. lewis' termination came after carter says he "learned about allegations of misconduct." as carter's top lewis controlled military schedule and e flow of in and out of carter office. jessica rae: presidential candidantes made stops in iowa yesterday, including donald trump, who took aim at rivals. jessica rae: while in fort trump called out candidates on saving the for g-o-p front- carson. using words from carson's biography to scorch his competition. abc's jon karl has the latest. " it's donald trump's attack yet ? going using the words carson wrote in autobiography youth, when he said "pathological temper": trump: so he said he has pathological disease. if you're pathological, there's no cure for that folks ok? and trump's rant didn't end there: : trump: i say what the hell have we come ? what have we me to? when we have t tbelieve this kind of stuff and we're going g put someone ininffice who considers himself to have pathological disease, read the and i'm not saying it. himself in

runningback deon lewis is out for the rest of the season with a torn acl. lewis injured his left knee on a screen pass late in the third quarter of yesterday's game against the redskins. he was making a cut in open out. he collapsed in obvious pain. lewis has been a huge part of new england's running and passing game, quickly becoming one of tom brady's favorite targets out of the back field. brandon bowland will likely fill the role moving forward. u.n.h. senior quarterback sean goldrich has been named the caa's offensive player of the week. goldrich completed 21 of 36 passes for 264 yards and two touchdowns while not committing a turnover, leading unt to a 30-25 upset win over rich month on saturday. goldrich also ran for a score in the game. and with the win, u.n.h. improved to 5-4 overall and 3-3 in the conference, still not good enough to get back in the national picture, though. jacksonville state and north dakota state are the top two teams in the country. richmond, william and mary and james madison are the only caa teams ranked and dartmouth at 7-1

dion lewis is out for the season, but you know what they say in foxborough. . phil: grave stones toppled the vandals days before veterans day. this happened in west bridgewater. heather:they caught up with some heart broken families. >>> it is a stone knocked over. that's my grandfather and grandmother. it is terrible, terrible. there is just no need of it. reporter: gene boris thinks the vandals who hit the cemetery are kids. other victims, relatives of deceased veterans, agree. >> i don't have any idea or fathom how anyone can see this is a thrill to do. >> every one of the four instances have been veteran stones. >> why is that? >> i don't know. my late dad is a vet and my nephew who lives in town is a vet. >> some were spray painted and some knocked over. this time they moved over the cemetery and dating back to the mid1700's. >> i think they should be made to pay for the damage and maybe pay to work here to help keep the cemetery clean as a punishment. >> for families it is disrespectful and hurtful especially now. >> i was close to my grandparents. it wil

. >> christa: the patriots hope dion lewis isn't done for the season. he had an mri yesterday and results are expected today. there's concern the 25-year-old may have damaged his acl in the third quarter of the game. the pats are hoping he just has a strained mcl, which means he could return this season. his injury wasn't the only one to a key player. now the pats have to prepare for the matchup next weekend with the giants. >> jadiann: the pats remain undefeated at 8-0 but the biggest hurdle to perfection might be health. >> it's such a physical game and tough to lose such a special player. i hope he's okay. >> christa: dion lewis has become so valuable to the patriots offense, the life was sucked out of gillette when he fell to the turf and the patriots announced he was out with a knee injury. when you talk about an offense that features tom brady, rob gronkowski and julian edelman, the concern about lewis's health speaks volumes. >> he's been having a great year, he's a great asset to the team and sending good vibes. >> making guys miss in space. he'

an mri conif ing deion lewis has a torn acl. the running back will miss the rest of the season because of this. lewis went down third quarter . >> anchor: i a big setback for the team. joe amorsino here with the adjust. the team will be making now . >>> patriots absoaring one last blow after yesterday's win over washington. deion lewis the team's dynamic running back and pats catcher done for the year he is not irreplaceable but will surely be missed. >>> the early report, knee injury, will not return today they only hope for the patriots is they can get him back some time in the near future . >>> wish him the best . >>> we all hope for the best . >> reporter: unfortunately the patriots getting the worst possible news on deion lewis. the running back season is over after an mri revealed a torn acl in his left knee . >>> to see him go down period is tough to see anybody go down especially somebody that's been in your room all year. it's tough. i mean, it was pretty much seeing like your big brother slam his hand in the door or so

the reaction from the players tapped coach as you mentioned when lewis was walking off the field was telling. he must have known right there that something was wrong and today an mri confirmed it, lewis done for the season. the players talked about their fallen teammate. >> it's a tough pill to swallow. you never want to see anybody get hurt. risks that come with this game, but it's very difficult to see that happen to a guy that -- any player, but obvious any player that means so much. >> he is a dependable guy, great guy to be around, but we'll be thinking about him and he'll still be with us. >> reporter: so where do they go from here? white. box, maybe cadet. he was with the team in training camp, and he was cut, but they may recall him. deon lewis for now done for the season. >>> we do know that bill belichick likes to keep fullbacks running around. if there's any player that can he has done it time and time again. >>> the other big story is our weather. beautiful fall day, but sadly things are about to change. way. >> reporter: it's hadn't even rained once in november. not a si

tony: ankeny taking on lewis central. lewis central, 7-3, ankeny with one loss on the year. but the hawks ran into some trouble. ankeny fans were fired up. macleod tosses it up but it is picked off by brandon kuwait. max dugan. it is in the third quarter with about seven minutes and it is 1 7-0. we have a double dip. ankeny and lewis central going at it but after that, it is centennial the -- centennial against 10th-ranked johnston. highlights from all those games coming up tonight at 10:00. scott: one of many games we will have tonight. expectations for cyclone basketball are at an all-time high. the pulled it out today and has the cyclones at seven. the previous high was ninth. the football team will try to ride its momentum all the way to oklahoma. iowa state plays number 14 on saturday. >> shepherd can catch it and so can a whole host of other receivers they have on the team. but you got to control the run, stop it if you are able to win kurtis: beautiful night out there. more great weather ahead. a few more clouds on tuesday they will burn off. rain chance thursday into

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more on that railroad construction tying up roads near lewis boulevard here in sioux city. abc9's elisa raffa will have more live from that area. (fred) your forecast tonight is for a low of 37 and mostly clear skies. tomorrow's high will be 61 with partly cloudy skies. the 7- day shows a wet, windy wednesday. the wind will remain strong all the way through friday, but will drop off friday night. the low saturday morningwill be 22. finally, we'll enjoy a nice weekend, with sunshine and 56 saturday and 60 sunday! stay tuned for details on wednesday's system as it gets closer. >>> breaking news tonight. the racial tension and now the resignation. the college football team refusing to play. and this evening, the university president now forced out. the coach, speaking moments ago. >>> the americans attacked tonight. the deadly scene. a gunman opening fire at a police training center. martha raddatz is standing by. >>> the judges move today, after a 6-year-old boy is shot and killed by part time local marshals, allegedly taking aim at the boil's father in his suv. >>> the medic

patriots running back dion lewis. some of my competitors plan to reduce the use the next few years. simply smart . rtwo trusted perdue brands of chicken raised with >> dion lewis is having a breakthrough year in the national football league and now his season is over. m.r.i. revealed what most suspected or feared, a torn acl. lewis went down on a catch and run of a screen pass yesterday with a noncontact tear. >> it's a tough one. he was such a dynamic player for us having such a great season so it's tough to replace someone of that caliber. we have some other quality guys on the team that are going to have to step in and fill the void. we saw him today. he is in good spirits. we know he'll come back stronger than ever. we as a team got to keep playing. this is when the teams start to separate themselves. we're in a decent position. we got the giants this sunday in new york which they're always a tough team for us. so we got to be -- try to go in there and win a tough ball game. >> this is wes welker signing a one-yea

. >> reporter: author lewis carroll spent more than two years handwriting and illustrating what he firsttures underground." >> so this is the original manuscript. >> reporter: this is the copy he presented to alice? >> yes. it's absolutely unique. >> reporter: lewis carroll was the penname for oxford mathematician charles dodgson. >> he's an elusive figure. he's like a blob of mercury. you put your thumb on him, and he scatters. >> reporter: robert douglas-fairhurst is the author of "the story of alice: lewis carroll and the secret history of wonderland." why can't we find him? >> partly because he was so intensely private. there was one of his letters in which he says his main aim is to remain personally unknown to the world. >> reporter: but he wanted alice to be known, and he was a shrewd marketer. >> he rewrites it for young children. he puts the pictures on biscuit tins. you know, it's like modern franchising. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and when the tech noblg arrived, alice became a movie star. this is the first film adaptation. >> originally, it was about 12 minutes long. at the time, in 19

but the main areas hit are east of lewis boulevard, the north side and leeds. one of the biggest similarities police see with the burglaries and thefts is that car owners had left their cars unlocked or with the keys inside. "rarely do you look inside and see a key. it's once you're inside, whether it's locked or you force entry, you break into it, you find the key." su "once someone makes their way into your vehicle, even if your keys arent out on the seat, they can still find them, even if it's in your glove compartment box or underneath the seat. so police say, always make sure not to have any sets of keys inside the car." and with this wave of break ins and thefts, sioux city police say the people involved are not straying away from breaking windows as well. "which is uncharacteristic of your nighttime burglaries because usually the theory is to make as little noise as possible. but if these suspects or suspects see something inside the vehicle sitting out, a purse, they will break the window to gain entry." just another reason to always take precautions fo

in word on what lewis might have done wrong. he has been reassigned while the army investigates.arter and lewis have worked together, though, for several years. >>> a former army captain has been given the military's top honor not only for his extraordinary bravery, but for his personal sacrifice. >> he is known best by his friends as flow, but this morning the nation is calling him hero. >> reporter: as captain florent growberg received medal of honor, friends had tears in his eyes. >> he says it was the worst day of his life and that is the stark reality behind these medal of honor semones. >> reporter: in afghanistan, he was escorting brigade commanders and an afghan general when he noticed a suspicious man walking backward. the former university of maryland track star acted quickly. >> flo sprinted toward him. he noticed an object under the man's clothing, a bomb. >> reporter: groberg and another soldier pushed the man away and to the ground where the bomb detonated. the action caused another suicide bomber's weapon to detonate prematurely, my job was simple, protect the prin

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