in the 2nd quarter he's picked off right before halftime by marcus peters.y turned it over five times and all in four times on interceptions. the 13 nothing lead in the locker room and they got two more touchdowns smith the conley in the end zone and an the 3rd quarter the chiefs winning around in the playoffs is over after 30-0 shut off and kansas city has one and nfl best 11 straight games. pittsburgh in cincinnati playing now. tomorrow is seattle and minnesota and an the morning green bay and washington that game right here at fox to 1:40. right about the time st. mary's should start to be getting national attention they go out and lose a conference game. among those taking in the game, doug christie, st. mary's took a seven-point lead. jeremy major with a tough shot. it gives pepperdine a four- point lead. the gales didn't make a field- goal 416 minutes. after two pepperdine free-throws they need three to tie. hermanson working hard but the defense as good and his shot is off the mark. pepperdine wins 67-64. first conference loss with the gales 5-114-2 o

the secondary one of the best in the nfl led by marcus peters with a league best 8 interceptions. reporting gillette stadium. trey daerr, 7 sports. >>> those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it and while tom brady wishes last year year's embarrassing loss of the chiefs never happened, you can bet the patriots quarterback has revisited that gruesome game tape because he knows kansas city is capable of ending his season. brady hitting rock bottom on that monday night week four last season throwing a pair of pick, losing a fumble and getting loss and sees the same qualities in the team he will face this saturday as the one that put a hurting on him last year. >>> exactly how they won again, houston is how they beat us. they force us into a lot of bad football. you can't full asleep for one player if it's a turnover and they turn those into points. you get behind and they make it a one dimensional game it snowball. that's the kind of team they are are. they are good. they are one of the final four. they won 11 straight. we have to figure out the real form to beat him . >> ancho

one of the best second areas in the league led by rookie connor back marcus peters with a league best 8 intersessions. reporting live in foxboro, trey daerr, 7 news . >> anchor: all right, thanks, we're turning to the forecast. big dip today, temperatures drop dropping it felt like it was in the teens out there when you included the wind chill, especially and now we are tracking some rain and snow heading our way. let's get to jeremy reiner . >> reporter: right now 31 in the city. bed for at 28. that wind was working against you throughout the day. winds gusting 20, 25 miles per hour, driving the wind chills like 19 in boston, worcester feels like 12. yesterday at this time the numbers were in the upper 50's so a drastic turn around. now behind the weather system again the air is essentially dry dry. partly cloudy skies. we'll have that overnight tonight and tomorrow morning's commute is dry and i think most of the tomorrow evening's commute as well. the wrinkle they though is this weather system here in the great lake states this evening. it will pass to our north tomorrow and when i

and before the half -- hoyer is picked for a third time by marcus peters. four turnovers in the first half for hoyer! texans coach bill o'brien is less than pleased, as were the hometown fans who booed their team headed into the half. but thet only trailed by 13 at that point. now, in the third quarter -- alex smith on the play- action -- he finds chris conley over the middle for the score. chiefs go up 20-0. same quarter, same score -- smith throws a wobbler over the middle, but travis kelce hauls it in. there's some really poor tackling. and kelce picks up then on the first play of the fourth quarter -- spencer ware -- is again met by some horrendous tackling. ware takes it in for the score. that put k-c up 27-0. and they would go on to win this one easily, 30-0. it's the chiefs' first playoff victory since 1994! the chiefs advance. it was acrazy one in cincinnatti, between the bengals and steelers. pick it up in the third quarter -- roethlisberger lofts one into the endzone. martavis bryant somehow hangs on to it. that's a touchdown. and the steelers lea

the chiefs also feature marcus peters that has had 8 interceptions and a pair of touchdowns in his rookieseason. in the pittsburgh, cincinnati game, watch the team with the ball. stanford gall david castro started all 16 games for the steelers. the bengals aj mckaren could throw to ryan hewitt orcal wide receiver marvin jones. in the nfc pete carroll attended redwood high in the pacific and on the sidelines. don't try to tell someone that cal and oakland running back marshawn lynch is having an off year and doug baldwin is having his best season as a pro. on defense richard sherman can benefit if cal's brandon kneebay puts pressure on the quarterback. but the game subtitalled the bay area bowl is green bay and washington. cal quarterback aaron rogers could choose to throw to james joe from san jose state or todd montgomery from stanford or richard rogers or devontae adams that went to palo alta high school. there are 8 players with bay area connection. there is deshaun jackson. stanford tight end alex smith and tight end marshon jenson from fairfield. when washington punts cal nick sunbur

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-peter: marcus, i'm peter. -steve: marcus, i'm steve. -lemonis: nice to meet you.-steve: nice to meet you, too. lemonis: skullduggery, a family-run toy design and manufacturing company in anaheim, california, was exactly the sort of company that i felt had great potential. the company had generated $1.6 million in sales the previous year, but they were still losing money. steve: it's a big loss. lemonis: and while they had one or two products that had real potential, most of their products were missing the mark and collecting dust. i don't get this game. it's not fun. but if i can increase their visibility on the toys that were selling and push them to create new toys, i knew i could turn skullduggery around. so, i did a deal, and i invested $1.1 million for 30% of the company and an ongoing sales royalty. so, i want to be able to have control over the financial side. i don't want you taking on any debt or taking on any other partners without me being okay with it. -steve: i think that's fair. -peter: you want to shake on it? lemonis: and do we need to run this by

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>> peter berg, when "lone survivor" came out. i brought marcus 1,000 people lined up to hear him, could a dropped a pin. struck a cord. you directed "lone survivor," the new series, one of the episodes. my question to you is, why has this story, his story, struck such a cord with so many americans? >> he's just a remarkable man who speaks for a culture of similarly remarkable men. special operations community, and i think it's pretty obvious that we as a country respond very well to men like marcus latrell and his brothers. >> marcus, we know, i think most of us, basic facts of "lone survivor." this is different. this now is the story of the men who came to rescue you. speak about them. speak about their role. >> when they first walked in the door, i mean, the thought on my face was, man, they look upset. and they looked beat down. i mean, good lord. they'd been looking for me for as long as i'd been missing, all wearing body armor and i'm pretty sure one had a heavy weapon's no food, no water. three minutes into it, after they started to patch m

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. >> peter berg is the executive producer of "live to tell" and marcus latrelle, special forces. >> both military families, between e survivor" and "live to tell." what inspired you to do this. >> when i got to know marcus and did "lone survivor" heard so many stories and "lone survivor" and the movie we were able to make was a very important story and there were tories and we wanted to tell more of them so that's the genesis for this show. >> this series airs on history des each, telling a new story. this particular story sunday rather is your story. my grandfather was a green berest as a teenager ilking to him. he didn't want to tell his story. >> sure. >> how difficult is it for you to tell your story? >> well, it's tough. every time i get into it. ie into, everything that comes out of my mutt regurgitates from memory. kind of one of the things that overlooked because the rescue was crazier than anything i had to get in there, and when the green berets and the rangers found me, i mean, they looked like they were the walke beat down and they were still coming to get me, and that's one

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conflicts like marcus' story are incredibly inspirational store i ares, and need to be told and need to be understood because this is what warfare looks like today. >> you're glad peter'stely. guidance, it's been awesome through this whole process. it's good system. >> i'm heartened by the fact that in a time in which we have all these different political prospects we see the hurt locker huge hit, lone survivor huge hit, american sniper, what does it tell you about america, peter? >> well i mean, obviously americans love and respect these guys. and i think, you know, everyone's looking for a way to do more than just walk up to somebody at an airport and say thank you for your service. they want to participate. they want to help. they want soldiers and the families of soldiers to understand how much they value and appreciate them. they just don't always know how. and i think when a film like american sniper, lone survivor, or a show like live to tell come out it gives an opportunity for just your average american citizen, your average patriot, to not only say thank you, but understand just how incredible and bad-ass these guys really are. >> and we can say bad-ass is th