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they are going to play two man or man to man with a double on cooper.g cooper, or he goes back and lets him play. right now it is two man. >> jim: and all back, and a whole lot more as cooper makes the catch at the kansas city 41. 40-yard play right there. putting cooper over 200 on the night. >> tony: when they play two man, inside. man-to-man, outside. watch the safeties, they throw it outside the numbers. you see him coming down, throw the ball outside the numbers out here. >> jim: with 1:12 left to go. going to washington. what a tackle by sorensen. >> tony: here we go, hurry back up. a minute left to go. >> jim: a loss of 1 on the pass call there. >> tony: i do not like the screen called error, it is all man-to-man. >> jim: 2nd & 11. and underneath, and it is dropped by washington. >> tony: you can feel the energy in this place right here. it is a good throw. and washington just turns to get up the field. it is going to hurt tomorrow. open if you would have caught it. you do not have to get a first down here. you have third down territory. >> jim:

>> man 3: how about a message of hope! >> man: yes!ony: harsh question. why should americans, watching this, why should we give a shit? why should people care about sri lanka? >> tracy: i guess -- i don't know why americans should care. i just want sri lankans to care. the story has to go on, and for it to go on, we have to have some hope. citizens were asked for what they most desired, and that is how peace came to the island of short memories. the warring parties fast realized that it didn't matter who won, or who lost, because in the end, they were all on the same side. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> something radical is happening inside u.s. prisons. >> ala hu akbar. >> how many of you all converted to islam inside prison? >> what was it about islam that resonated with these men? >> they're allowed to be men. >> islam transforms heart, it changes the person

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. >>> a man wshooting happened inh philly and the shooter went up to the man asking to use his phone and once he had the phone he pulled out a gun. the victim was shot during the scuffle but was able to get the phone back and the shooter rode off on a bicycle. >>> a plan put into place by president obama to limit carbon emissions from coal-powered fire plants. they say the plan exceeded federal law and the power plants couldn't reasonably meet. meantime, there's a high-profile feud between president trump and tennessee senator bob corker. he said that president trump could set the nation on a path to world war iii. corker was once a staunch trump reporter. president trump said that corker lacked the guts to run for re-election, among other things. >>> vice president mike pence walked out of the colts/49ers' game yesterday after some knelt. some called that a publicity stunt. the vice president planned on being at this game because pataki ton-- peyton manning's number was retired. to attend the game, pence flew 1800 miles aboard air force two, one from los angeles to indianapolis and

that is the man that came out of the boat.ee he is in the waiter and barely staying -- water and barely staying afloat. a 13-year-old boy who happened to be surfing nearby rushes to help. >> there is a guy. he is coming around the inlet. inlet where the current is. i gave him my surfboard. >> he got off of it and i went back to surfing. >> speaks of his character. didn't blink an eye. went over there and jumped off his board, landed it to a grown man, saved his life and came back and said, "what's for dinner, dad?" jonathan: the hero and the boat operator is unharmed. how was your day? it was cool. i caught waves and saved a life. i did that. michelle: just give him a cape for halloween to be the true superhero he is. awesome. jonathan: he needs the board. yeah. bill: real quick, i want to show you something here. i don't normally run the almanac. jonathan: you are doing it on your birthday. bill: you are right. what am i the big 2-8 today? michelle: you are going back every hour. we save off a year. bill: that is look at the

. ♪ >>> someone hit and killed a man and then just took off.ow, five days later, neighbors are fed up. they want people to speak out and find the driver who killed their friend. ♪ >>> why is this guy sneaking up on local apartment rooftops taking pictures? police say he shouldn't be and neighbors are creeped out. >> now fox 29 news at 10:00. ♪ >>> a man going to some extremes to get on rooftops in the city. now neighbors want to know why. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm iain page. >> i'm dawn timmeney. lucy is off tonight. a man sne sneaking into apartmnt buildings to take pictures and the question is of what? fox 29's shawnette wilson live in rittenhouse with the details. kind of creepy, shawnette. >> reporter: yeah, dawn and iain, a lot of people around the city are saying this is extremely disturbing as you can imagine much police want this man caught because they certainly have a lot of questions they want to ask him. surveillance video from the dorchester condos on rittenhouse square those shows a man philadelphia police and counter ter

this ain't real man. some hard ass [ bleep ]. >>> cincinnati, ohio was an early american boom town, but it's seen ups and downs over the year, and just like any big city, crime is an issue in boom times or bust. and if you are arrested in cincinnati, you most likely end up spending some time at the hamilton county justice center. >> be home soon, baby. >> most of the 1,300 men and women incarcerated here are only accuse of crimes and are awaiting trial and the resolution of their cases. but if any of them break the rules here, they will end up in the disciplinary segregation unit, sometimes referred to as the hole. >> this is the hole. we have people down here for fighting, people down here for stealing. >> inmates here lose all their privileges, including visitation and must spend 23 hours a day in a sing ple single-person cell with one hour to use the shower a day or call on phones. but even in such a tightly controlled area, violence can still erupt. >> two inmates for fighting. >> somebody got clocked

was a man's man, but he was kind.s gentle. and he doesn't use violence. you live by principal and you do what you have to do. >> islam is founded on discipline and faith. alcohol, drugs, and sex outside of marriage are forbidden. moral virtues such as truthfulness, kindness, and patience are guiding principles. [ speaking foreign language ] >> kareem and his fellow muslims have spent years developing those qualities in themselves. once a week they come together in prayer. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the sincerity and the brotherhood that these brothers show is so strong because that's all we have. >> for kareem, one of the initial draws to the faith was that the prophet muhammad had companions who were the lowest members of society. >> his followers were outcasts. they were like us. [ speaking foreign language ] >> in just 24 hours, kareem will part from these brothers and be released. structure and discipline have been easy to maintain within the strict confines of prison. but the outside world is filled with te

(robin) the man accused of carjacking a man in san lorenzo before running over and killing the victim is set to be arraigned in court today. victor alvarez is being charged with murder and two counts of carjacking. police say the victim... james figueroa tried to stop alvarez from stealing his truck. that is when police say alvarez ran over figueroa. figueroa later died of his injuries. (robin) a couple is behind bars after allegedly looting homes in neighborhoods devastated by wildfires in the north bay. police believe they stole a ford truck in rohnert park, then made their way to santa rosa. on saturday ... police responded to calls of 2 suspicious people at the overlook apartments on bi-centennial way. a neighbor noticed the couple . 29 year old johnathon leon lee conner, and 22 year old christina marsh carrying a large flat screen t-v and other items from one of the burnt areas. after authorities spotted the stolen ford ... a high speed chase ensued ... but was called off due to public safety. a short while later ... the stolen ford was found parked on private property ... and co

was a very brazen man found himself marginalized it seems as with the end of the imperial regime a man'swhole world collapsed. for him personally if the end of the war brought a hiatus in his career. and february nine hundred nineteen the freely elected german national assembly met environment the city made famous by good turner and schiller strays him and was the chairman of the newly formed german peoples party which wanted a constitutional monarchy but now it was the social democrats like friedrich hébert who had to say. that. i thought that i'd either but. i gave up right where i am. here. in the national assembly the advocates of a republic had a two thirds majority based on the social democrats the left liberals and the catholic center party staffs throws a man and his german people's party mourns the passing of the old days as a result many saw him as yesterday's man. made him feel snubbed could anything from god as cannot this to start over. for the first time women could also vote and stand for election just coming out. of the. strays a man had gone to weimar with mixed feelings

the man who saw the shot fired said it was fired by a man wearing a black hat, a brown coat, a man thatdown here thought was a secret service agent. we can hear sirens outside and an ambulance apparently is moving down into the basement. here comes the ambulance. and oswald will be removed now. the ambulance is being pulled up in front of us here. he comes oswald. he is ashen and unconscious at this time, now being moved in. he's not moving. he's in the ambulance now. police are quickly piling in. the ambulance is leaving dallas police headquarters. where will he be taken? >> i'm assuming the parkland hospital. >> the eye roonirony of ironies place where president kennedy died. >> dallas city hall is normally a public building, but today it was really under armed guard. >> we -- is this a confirmed report as to who did the shooting? >> as far as i know. >> vic robertson from city hall hall reports that jack ruby, the owner of the carousal, which is a bar in dallas did the shooting. >> my statement will be very brief. oswald expired at 1:07 p.m. >> he died? >> he died at 1:07 p.m. we hav

>> man in gray hat: 103 years old. >> anthony: looking good. >> man in gray hat: he goes up and downer than anybody else. >> anthony: ah, delicious. this is a weakness of mine, you know they have these street fairs in new york where they have the sausage and peppers stands. i cannot walk past one of those things without getting them. >> all: whoa! >> anthony: so, how long have you lived in this community? >> man in gray hat: 78 years. >> anthony: so, your whole life? >> man in gray hat: yes. >> anthony: now, the first wave of italians that came over here from italy, why did they come here? did they come here for steel jobs? coal? >> man in gray hat: actually, trade. i think they came here more for the trade. >> anthony: yeah? >> man in gray hat: yeah. >> man in black hat: plumbers, bricklayers, any kind of trade like that. >> man in pirates hat: some italians said that they were told to come over here and they were going to find the roads paved with gold. they said, they didn't tell us we had to build them first. >> anthony: how has the neighborhood changed over the years? still pred

that's how hard it hit that man. they had to hit that man like that and keep on going. >> neighbors hope the city will now install a traffic light or speed bum top slow down traffic. >>> university of delaware police are warning students tonight to be on the look out. they say a man is walking around campus pretty much buck naked. shawnette wilson is on campus talking to students. it's a chilly night to be doing that, too, in newark. hi there, shawnette. >> reporter: well, lucy, reports indicate he was wearing only a jock strap and a blue hat and tonight police say there is a man they want to talk to. this is a man university of delaware police say they want to question after receiving reports of an indecent exposure. it happened yesterday in the area of the center for the are as on orchard street. an alert went out to students. >> just said there was a guy walking around on cal pus wearing basically nothing but a jock strap. >> and hat. >> an blue hat, yes. >> flesh tone jock strap and abu hat according to the alert

a man and wife were shot. the man was kyled. the woman was injured. neighbors told nbc 10 they heard arguing and fight coming from the home around 6:30 last night, and when police responded to the house in lehigh township, they found the male victim dead ideas, the wife rushed to the local hospital, and the shooter unidentified took off in a pickup truck. >> i had people scared texting me, asking if we're okay because you never hear that in a small town like this. >> reporter: and back here live at the scene, we hearing noises coming from the home about a quarter mile down that way. some sort of bang now as well as sirens. we're going to keep following this man hunt extensively foc focused here on where they believe that suspect is staying now. update as soon as we get it, an active scene as a the man hunt randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> a developing story from ri ka, three army commandos dead and two others hurt after a shooting in niger. u.s. forces are providing training and security to help the country's armed forces in their fight against extr

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getting information from man a silent is difficult at the best of times i have been a man of saddam but recently papa new guinea has been denying me visas whenever i've shown any inclination to go to man assignment so we were lions on the information that we get via social media from refugees who i have met in the past inside the prison and what they are telling us is that overnight locals from elsewhere on mount of saw and broke into the now. the australian gods and. have left they broke in and have stolen physical items like accusation is anything of value so father of three no reports of anybody inside the prison has been injured but that is there. twenty fourteen locals brought into the prison when the word god. many aside and say because one refugee was killed there faithful of more of that now the prison is unguarded they don't want to leave for the same reason they feel unwelcome they say on mount assad and his government says that these claims of violence are overblown that they have prepared alternative accommodation not prisons but holding same to all places that people can li

this is 31-year-old dante spence the man that killed according to police another man yesterday. >> they say you stabbed a man and beat him over the head. >> that is none of your business buddy. >> after that exchange he was p. they got a call at 7:00 p.m. to locate the penn terrace apartments off meadow road and when the police arrived pence was not hard to find. >> he was walking around down will. >> he knew something was wrong and basically spoke to us about what occurred and advised of his rights and made statements and brought back here and processed and things are moving forward now. we are told there was an altercation between him and the victim a 45-year-old man. the likely cause of death -- >> looks like he was stabbed and struck with a blunt object to the head. >> spence faces a variety of charges, the most significant is murder charge. and the name of the victim has not yet been released. bob brooks, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you bob. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the suspect in an overnight stabbing, the 33-year-old man was attacked at oakland street and cot

we are now 12 hours into the man hunt for a man who shot and killed a man in his home and injured theictim's wife. police put neighborhood communities on alert for the suspect. nbc 10's randy gyllenhaal is live in bushkill township where the suspect might be hiding out. randy, what do you know? >> reporter: yeah. this man hunt spanned across north hampton county focusing on a house here in bushkill township this morning. it's about a quarter mile behind me, as close as we can get. we can zoom in. that is a mobile command unit which is near the home where they believe this suspect may be hulled up. watching swat teams going in and out of the command unit. there was a loud boom an hour ago and someone on a speaker, a negotiator of sorts asking the suspect to come out peacefully. this continues into the morning. the shooting happened yesterday around 6:30 at another home in north hampton county. a man and wife were shot, according to police, the man was killed, woman injured. neighbors told nbc 10 they heard an argument or fight coming from the house at 6:30 last night, and when police a

with a gun — the police say it is not terrorism. involving a man with a gun — the involving a man withor and told me to get out of the area. we will have the latest on this developing story but police say it is unconnected to terrorism. also today. the world health organisation was back in its decision to appoint robert mugabe over criticism about his record. could borrowing to build new homes be part of next month's budget? a cabinet minister says new investments are being considered. in catalonia — a show of support for unity with madrid — as the political crisis over the region's status continues. in the premier league arsenal put five goals past everton, pushing them into the bottom three. five goals past everton, good evening. armed police in the west midlands are dealing with an ongoing incident involving a man with a gun who appears to have taken two people hostage. police say it is unconnected to terrorist activity and they have surrounded the bermuda park leisure centre in nuneaton were the chief executive of one of the businesses, a bowling alley, sake two members of his staf

i'm a classy man.we might think that being a former president would have percs like not getting called for jury, former president barack obama was called for jury duty in cook county, illinois. the oh bm as own their house in the kin wood section. not sure serve if chosen. >> hillary clinton promotedded her book what happened which detailed why she didn't become president. this is not of course the first time that that mrs. clinton has choked about her election loss. >> we want to give you an up dwait now on the breaking news that we have been following out of new york city. we know of course ate people are dead, ate others are hurt after a motorist plowed down a bike path. happened just blocks away from the world trade center. police shot and arrested the driver. this is coming at a time when all a eyes on new york. the new york city marathon is on sunday it's one of the city's biggest events. we know in terms of big events, lower mat manhattan, blood flooded the halloween parade will go on as schedul

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he is a genius, man. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but that show, man, larry's a fool on that show, man. >> jimmyzing, man. we get to tackle some more of larry's issues, man. the whole crew is back. we're having a great time, man. we're four episodes in. we're having a ball, man. this season is absolutely fabulous, man, and it's a a blessing to be on the show where you can actually just spread your wings and have a a good time, man. it's a blessing. >> jimmy: you crush it -- you crush it in every single scene you're in, you steal, my friend. >> i appreciate it. >> jimmy: and i know -- it's tough to do in that thing. gosh, you are so great and i just love you so much. >> i appreciate that, man. >> jimmy: here's j.b. smoove in "curb your enthusiasm." [ cheers and applause ] take a look at this. >> it's all your fault. you fiddled with the radio and >> you [ bleep ] up. >> no, you [ bleep ] up. >> no, no, no. you [ bleep ] up. don't blame me for that [ bleep ]. ♪ >> wow. oh, geez. [ bleep ] >> it's called good. >> damn it, look at that. that's bad. >> it's all right. i'm going to tell them i'm sorry

and it was like it's it spoke to me and it made me laugh and it made me sort of misty and i thought man this is the best pilot i read in my life i just have to get in the room and i was i was lucky enough to i guess for them in the hiring this is a very difficult show to get right because. almost because it's so honest that you thought you almost have to stop acting completely. just sort of be in the moment and if you're pressing it it doesn't work sly stone did never say he puts you at ease immediately makes everyone laugh he's hysterical and then he gives this unbelievable performance thanks everyone and then use your machine will. yeah. the bed not bad but i feel like maybe i've peaked now plus you did smallville then i did smallville i did several pilots and one that does so yeah i did so i did it does no one does that i don't believe that you're one or the other and i would never i'm not i would never do that again all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now a guest today is emmy nominated actor justin hartley you know him from smallville the young and the restless and pa

and a man, or a or a woman? >> if a man would be terminated for cohabiting with the women, but it women would also come for a man, and a woman, then in that case the manhart test, it doesn't seem like that would result in, i don't think either under manhunt on the price waterhouse analysis. >> thank you. >> thank you, your honors. >> mr. nevins. >> thank you. title vii bans sex discrimination because of sex necessarily includes a bar and discrimination are sex orientation because discrimination, discriminate based on sexual orientation is differential treatment base of whether an employee is male or female if a hypothetical female employee named denise would be hard to retain with involvement with a man, but don zarda was not the with sexist termination. in response to the judges immediate previous question i think one of the ways in which the courts have gotten off the rails on this is based on the opinion, the court says sex does not mean the sex you have pics sex means the sex that you are. so in other words,

police are looking for a man who is the man suspect in four recent armed robberies.katherine scott is outside central detective's with more. >> reporter: central detectives continues to investigate the case, in reach of the armed robberies, the description of the suspect is the same. police are investigating four armed robberies in the fairmont in a matter of days. the first on the 2200 block of brown street. police believe the same man struck again this time on the 2500 block of popular. then on tuesday, shortly after midnight, a gunman robbed the victim on the 800 block of north 25th street. a few minutes later on north 27th street another person was robbed. >> reporter: back in march miss mason was attacked back at 21st and brown. her assailant was never caught. >> i keep turning around and looking behind me and see if somebody is hiding between cars or coming up behind me. >> reporter: word of the robbery is spreading through the neighborhood. >> i can deal with the petty testimony, but armed robbery is not welcome. the neighborhood is beautiful, but at the same

that's why she wants to support man as much as possible. >> friday night man was up late studying forss. she wanted to attend a special class the next day using her day off. she planned to use this opportunity to catch up with the pace of other students. man left home two hours before the 9:00 a.m. class. she hoped to be the first to arrive, getting a good view of the patterns. the school was still quiet when she got there. but six other students had already showed up before her. she still managed to secure a closer seat than usual. everyone here is intensely focussed on accomplishing their dreams. >> man is just starting her transition from being a factory worker to a specialist. another woman came to shanghai 23 years ago and has obtained certifications while working numerous jobs. fang ruiling works as a house keeper. she gets paid by the hour, not as a live-in made. fang wurlks at three homes each day but still earns less than the average monthly income of an official shanghai resident. >> fang gets many requests for her work. she attributes that to her many certifications. >> fan

every man -- i love my daughters to death.good athlete and people are like, your son's pretty good. where do you think he got that from? all i do is get blamed for how bad they act. i was there when the babies came out and my wife was mad because i didn't watch. my wife was, like, why didn't you watch? that's too much information. you never had problems rummaging around. she used the word "rummaging," like it's a luggage rack. i found it! it's here somewhere! and those babies, man, you see them come out and your whole world changes because my wife was screaming, get it out! two and two! and the baby came out and, you know, you see that child come out and she's screaming at the top of her lungs you realize she been lying to you for a long time. my daughter came out 6 pounds, 14 ounces, i guarantee there ain't a man in here 6 pounds, 14 ounces. i ain't doing no damage. i was there rummaging, don't try to -- [ applause ] >> denzel washington. >> hey, you're watching "comics unleashed" with the man, the myth. stay tuned for more!

(jr stone) o-j simpson is a free man tonight. he walked out of prison in nevada at 12:08 a-m... ...in the dead of night, to avoid a lot of attention.(justine) after nine years behind bars, the bay area native is free to go where he pleases. the 70-year old is expected to stay in the las vegas area for the time being. (jr stone) the former nfl star could be on parole until september 29, 20-22. reports out tonight say that he made 600-grand in nfl pension during his nine years in jail. that is money that can't be touched by those involved in the civil trial. (justine) as he left the prison in lovelock, a correctional officer said that he was in high spirits, and she said to him, "...don't come back." simpson's response, "i don't intend to." after serving nine years of a 33-year sentence behind bars, oj simpson is a free man. malcolm lavergne/attorney: "he's had perfect performance in prison. and that's a tough place to be, but he's had perfect performance there." simpson was convicted in 2008 of kidnapping, armed robbery and ten ot

the man at the counter overhears the clerk. according to him, getting rude with an elderly customer. he asks the clerk why he has an attitude. >> calm down. >> reporter: that customer gets a knocking a display off the counter. then things quickly get physical. the owner, jay kim runs in from outside, he's there in the cargo short. tackles davis and according to davis, even puts it in handcuffs. until police arrive. he is not a police officer or license security guard. it raises the question is it legal for liquor store owner to tackle and kind of a customer? in circumstances a citizen's arrest is lawful. but former prince george's county states attorney glen ivy cautions against anyone taking law in his or her own hands. >> generally speaking, certainly the police tend to disfavor citizens arrest, they discourage it, for sure. citizens run a risk of being injured personally in the event while making the arrest. >> reporter: fox 5 learned that wasn't the first time the liquor store owner involved himself in an arrest. in july, t

the man then exposed himself.his picture and quickly drove away. new video showing a bold burglary at a chinese restuarant in san francsico's misison district. this happened at wild pepper on sunday morning... you see the thieves crack the window... and then after waiting just a little bit... they go right through the front door. according to an online post -- the thieves made away with artwork from the restuarant and some ( terisa ) cal-trans is warning drivers about some major traffic changes coming to the highway 101- willow road interchange in menlo park. it is part of a larger project to rebuild the busy interchange. the work begins tonight and ramps will be closed and reopened throughout the weekend. cal-trans wants drivers to be alert... and allow for extra time to get used to the new setup. ( terisa ) in the south bay... a bike sharing program is expanding in san jose. "ford go bike" announced yesterday that it will expand into san jose's san pedro square market. the program allows users to rent a bike at

you know it. >> i'm not going to miss you. >> oh, man. man.man. >> all right. >> while jones spends his final moments in prison, just outside the walls, his older brother casey and casey's family arrive to pick him up. >> me and my brother are pretty close. i'm just glad i get to pick him up and not have to leaf him here. i've been here eight different times and had to leave him here, it was hard. >> have a good one. >> appreciate it. >> good luck. stay out of here. >> all right. >> good luck, man. >> it feels different. i guess there's nothing like walking out of prison, i guess. >> all right. >> being in jail is not real cool. i don't like it. >> get in there. >> what's your name? >> jones. >> here's your clothes. >> thank you. >> this is your property, and let's walk you out of here. >> releasing one from gate two. let's go. >> be right with you, ma'am. >> come on, billy, run to me. >> don't come back. >> that's -- >> i don't want to see you any more. >> no, i ain't coming back. [ laughter ] >> feel normal? >> yeah. >> good to be home. let

i'm telling you, man. these walls start to talk to you in your [ bleep ] mind, man.on, you know. shape me up. drove him to craziness. you know, i have no right to blame my mom or my grandparents or anyone for that matter for everything that happened. can't blame nobody but myself. and, trust me, i am. i'm very disappointed in the person i've become. i look in this mirror every day. and tell myself things are going to be different. and i'm not going to be the person, you know, my dad came to be. i know he had a helping hand in screwing my head up. he did. yeah. but still i look in this mirror and i see a man that's going to change. that has to change if i want to live. got to change. >>> coming up -- >> pisses me off. i mean, that's my mom. she's an [ bleep ]. whatever. >> personally i think it's manipulation at its finest. >> a mother and son cope with tragedy and each other. >>> david ratliff jr. and his mother missy hayes have had a troubled relationship since his latest arrest several months earlier. still missy is a frequent visitor to the jail. >> she volunteers