was baker mayfield. the former texas tech walk on quarterback trying to keep his emotions in check trying to play strong today. >> kelly: his biggest opponent today was himself. making sure that he wass locked and loaded. didn't't get overly emotional. like i believed he did in the start. he's an austin kid. outside of one pretty bad decision with the int he had, he's played reaeally well. and composed is the word i would use for him today. >> adam: starting quarterbacks are done. davis webb when split time with mayfield last year as a starter. he's into the game. stockton on the run. closing the book on what baker mayfield did. first six games, solid numbers, but, again, a lot of the reason for this is the fact that the rushing attack was so darn good for oklahoma t today. >> kelly: that one interception at the bottom is the only thing there's a hangup on. it was efficient otherwise. he had the run game to go wit it t. he doesn't need the astronomical numbers. >> adam: batson, taking it out wide. inside

was baker mayfield. the former texas tech walk on quarterback trying to keep his emotions in check trying to play strong today. >> kelly: his biggest opponent today was himself. making sure that he was locked and loaded. didn't get overly emotional. like i believed he did in the start. he's ann austin kid. outside of one pretty bad decision with the int he had, he's played really well. and composed is the word i would use for him today. >> adam: starting quarterbacks davis webb when split time with mayfield last year as a starter. he's into the game. stockton on the run. closing the book on what baker mayfield did. first six games, solid numbers, but, again, a lot of the reason for this is the fact that the rushing attack was so darn good for oklahoma today. >> kelly: that one interception at the bottom is the only thing there's a hangup on. it was efficient otherwise. he had the run game to go with it t. he doesn't need the astronomical numbers. >> adam: batson, taking it out wide. inside of two to play

officers eventually arrested 18 year old cordel mayfield and 19 year old hyden mayfield. both face several charges including burglary. in a kcrg t-v nine follow up... university of iowa students can now take part in a survey that looks into sexual misconduct on campus. it goes througg november 20th. it asks students to share their experience with sexual harassment, dating violence, stalking and sexual violence. university officials will take the suvey data to learn where they an improve or increese rereources to students. the university boosted its efforts to combat sexual assault in the last two years. so far this school year thre have beenat least four instances of sexual assauu on or near campus. turning now to the weather, meteorologis t joe winters joins us from dubuque. the dubuque y-m-c-a and y- w-c-a are holding the annual halloween parade. joee not a bad night for some after two absolutely perfect fall dayy things change tonight. as moisture increases, clouds begin to move in from west to east. this will help keep us a bit milder overnight. with more moisture mov

near one of the homes,the other suspect, 19-year hayden mayfield was takekeinto cucuody after running from police.both face burglary charges and are in the linn county jail. cbs 2 news has learned the woman who police say sayplowed her car intoto spectators at a homecoming parade in oklahoma will soon under-go a psychological evaluation. evaluation.25-year-old adacia chambers is being held on one-million dollars bond.four people were killeleand dozens injured--17 of whom remain in the hospital tonight. chambers' family says she has spent time in a hospital for mental illness.right now, chambers is charged with four counts of second d degree murder and more charges could be filed. students at the university of iowa right now are being asked to take a survey about sexual assault. assault.cbs 2 news first told you last week about the effort to make susu the school's message on sexual assault was getting through.the "speak online just a few hours ago.it examines all sexual misconduct on campus.all responses to t t susuey will be anonymous and only degree-seeking students can take it.the u

officers eventually arrested 18 year old cordel mayfield and 19 year old hayden mayfield. both face several charges including burglary. more than three hundred people have died after a major earthquake shook parts of asia yesterday. the seven point five magnitude quake was centered in northeastern afghanistan, but it also rattled areas of pakistan and india. rescue crews are having a tough time reaching some remote areas of both countries. an agent accused of offering to hire prostitutes in exchange for an oil pipeline will not face criminal charges. hughie tweedy says agent steven titus - who was representing the proposed bakken pipeline - made him the offer for his farmland last november. he secretly recorded the conversation and turned it over to authorities. but the lee county attorney says there's not enough evidence to warrant charges for pimping, solicitation or conspiracy. the attorney says, if anything, it's tweedy who appeared to push the agent to hire prostitutes. the bakken pipeline would stretch from north dakota to southern illinois, cutting through more than

kidssibilities for growing up in a poor inner-city neighborhood, or a spanish-speaking home, or a kid from mayfield in delaware, or pennsylvania like jill and i. to be able to be anything we wanted to be, to do anything that we want. that's what we were both taught and what the president was taught. it was real. that is what i grew up. believing. it has always been true in this country. if we lose that, we have lost something very special. we will have lost the very soul of this country. when i was growing up, my parents, in tough times, looked at me and would say to me and my brothers and sister, honey, it is going to be ok. and they meant it. they meant it. it was going to be ok. saysome of you cover me, i go back to your old neighborhoods and talk to your contemporaries. there are too many people in america today, too many parents who don't believe they can look their kid in the eye and they certainty, isith going to be ok. that is what we need to change. it is not complicated. that will be the true measure of our success. you will not have meant it until every parent can look at their kid in to

is it curtis mayfield you have bad associations with?e always frightened. >> even now? >> even now. i'm angry that that band ever existed. i hate that old englishy, old, bar minstrely, stand on one leg mother [ muted ] hate that shit. you never know when you play music were they molested by a rodeo clown to that song and jethro tull, he's my version of that. with rapid pick-up then eat it, however you like. panera. food as it should be. where our next arrival is... red carpet whoa! toenail fungus!? fight it! with jublia. jublia is a prescription medicine used to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. are you getting this?! most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application site redness, itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. oh, epic moves, big j! fight it! getting ready for your close-up? ask your doctor if jublia is right for you. visit our website for savings on larger size. vuse digital vapor cigarettes. 4 new flavors to awaken your senses. vibrant berry, cool mint, smooth crema

or a kid from mayfield and delaware, willow grove in ennsylvania like jill and i. to be able to be anything we wanted to be. to do anything, anything that we want. that's what we were both taught. that's what the president was taught. it was real. that's what i grew up believing. and, you know, it's always been true in this country. if we ever lose that, we've lost something very special. we'll have lost the very soul of this country. when i was growing up, my parents in tough times looked at me and would say to me and my brothers and sister, honey, it's going to be okay. and they meant it. they meant it. it was going to be okay. but some of you cover me, i say go back to your old neighborhoods. talk to your contemporaries. who aren't as successful as you have been. there are too many people in america today, too many parents who don't believe they can look their kid in the eye and say with certainty, honey, it's going to be okay. that's what we need to change. it's not complicated. that will be the true measure of our success. we'll not have met it until every par

officers eventually arrested 18 year old cordel mayfield and 19 year old hayden mayfield. both face several charges including burglary. dubuque police are warning local businesses that somebody's shopping with fake bills. police say businesses have reported about two dozen transactions involving counterfeit currency in the last month. sheila blatz says a woman walked into key west true value looking for window cleaner. blatz says the woman paid in cash using a one hundred dollar bill. she claimed it was the only form of money she had. blatz took a good look at the bill, then gave the woman 80 dollars in change. she wrote down the woman's licence plate number. when she took the bill to her bank, employees say it was a fake. "you might as well have robbed me at gun point because basically that's what this is. and with insurance now you have to meet the deductable so you might as well not even go any further. it's a federal offense so they're in hot water when they do get caught and i am sure they will get caught. " police say they have an investigator assigned to this situat

for a kid growing up in a poor inner-city neighborhood, or a spanish-speaking home, or a kid from mayfieldin delaware, or pennsylvania like jill and i. to be able to be anything we wanted to be, to do anything that we want. that's what we were both taught and what the president was taught. it was real. that is what i grew up believing. it has always been true in this country. if we lose that, we have lost something very special. we will have lost the very soul of this country. when i was growing up, my parents, in tough times, looked at me and would say to me and my brothers and sister, honey, it is going to be ok. and they meant it. they meant it. it was going to be ok. but some of you cover me, i say go back to your old neighborhoods and talk to your contemporaries. there are too many people in america today, too many parents who don't believe they can look their kid in the eye and they would -- say with certainty, is going to be ok. that is what we need to change. it is not complicated. that will be the true measure of our success. you will not have meant it until every parent can look

mayfield. on this field stepped up. now it's time for greyson lambert to step up.emember 2 years ago, aaron murray leading a 2 minute drill. throwing a touchdown pass with 5 seconds to go to tie the game. can grace drays do the same? >> verne: play-action. got it. that's mitchell. >> [whistle blowing] >> gary: that's what you have 2 do. the ball thrown right in this dead area. mitchell curls in. wonderful throw. lambert had pressure right in his face. faced a lot of it against alabama last week. and frankly didn't respond as well. tonight it looks like he's got more of that fortitude to say i am bringing this team down. >> verne: mitchell with 5 catches. here's michel. coming in left. good pursuit by mckenzie. he was in on the tackle. lewis number 4. >> gary: butch jones said that we are having our competitive character being tested. boy! that's an understatement. down big in this game. as tough of a football game against georgia. everyone's competitive instincts are being tested. >> verne: play-action. lambert and he can't hold off. might have the wind knocked out

. >> brian: baker mayfield finds shepard. 174 yards in the first half alone for mr. shepard. >> adam: no encore for samaje perine. rick, florida state down a couple stars. didn't matter. >> steve: no dalwin cook, no everett golson, no problem. 19-yard touchdown pass to travis rudolph. rudolph 191 yards receiving. >> adam: just five receptions. three of them for touchdowns. as the noles get set for the meeting with clemson next week. ucla. >> brian: they still got it done. ucla would hang onto the lead from there. final. it was a good day for some, a bad day for others. our halloween emoticon accolades. >> adam: nebraska, five total turnovers and they have six losses before november for the first time ever. that gets the scary cape. what's coming up tonight, rick, as you unwrap candy and sit back for more. >> steve: the american team. temple. they get a chance to take on apollo creed of college football. >> brian: a much closer game. temple will come to play and notre dame will win. -- the pirates at the paloose. >> steve: they can throw the ball with anybody but the

mayfield hooks up with ron neil. 71-yard touchdown for oklahoma and they hand west virginia their first loss this season 44-24. >>> high school football. st. john's hoping for another upset. bo english finds anthony mcfarland. that's 65 yards. 6-0, dematha. english lobs this to the end zone. it's way up and great catch, look at that in the rain. taylor comes down and scores. 12-0, stags. they pour it on. harrison, a short touchdown run. they win 40-0 the final. >>> we've got baseball. this might be the end of their marriage. gonzalez's arm was hot. in the fifth, seven strikeouts in six innings for geo-gonzalez. he strikes out david wright. they're getting colder there, but geotrying to stay hot. look at that shot. upper deck in right. tenth homer of the season for robinson. nats up 1-0. top of the eighth, tied at 1-1. bryce harper, a man on, and he was hit with a pitch his last at-bat. but this time he hits the ball to right. home run number 42. rbi total up to 99. nationals beat the mets 3-1. game two is tonight at 7:00. >>> and in baltimore, playing through a double-header for the ori

. >> brian: baker mayfield finds shepard. 174 yards in the first half alone for mr.hepard. >> adam: no encore for samaje perine. rick, florida state down a couple stars. didn't matter. >> steve: no dalwin cook, no everett golson, no problem. 19-yard touchdown pass to travis rudolph. rudolph 191 yards receiving. >> adam: just five receptions. three of them for touchdowns. as the noles get set for the meeting with clemson next week. b.j., it was a so-so day for ucla. >> brian: they still got it done. ucla would hang onto the lead from there. >> adam: they survive, 35-31 the final. it was a good day for some, a bad day for others. our halloween emoticon accolades. >> adam: nebraska, five total turnovers and they have six losses before november for the first time ever. that gets the scary cape. what's coming up tonight, rick, as you unwrap candy and sit back for more. >> steve: the american team. temple. they get a chance to take on apollo creed of college football. >> brian: a much closer game. temple will come to play and notre dame will win. >> adam: what about late n

. >> brian: baker mayfield finds shepard. 174 yards in the first half alone for mr. shepard. >> adam: no encore for samaje perine. rick, florida state down a couple stars. didn't matter. >> steve: no dalwin cook, no everett golson, no problem. 19-yard touchdown pass to travis rudolph. rudolph 191 yards receiving. >> adam: just five receptions. as the noles get set for the meeting with clemson next week. b.j., it was a so-so day for ucla. >> brian: they still got it done. ucla would hang onto the lead from there. >> adam: they survive, 35-31 the final. it was a good day for some, a bad day for others. our halloween emoticon accolades. >> adam: nebraska, five total turnovers and they have six losses before november for the first time ever. that gets the scary cape. what's coming up tonight, rick, as you unwrap candy and sit back for more. >> steve: the american team. temple. they get a chance to take on apollo creed of college football. >> brian: a much closer game. notre dame will win. >> adam: what about late night -- the pirates at the paloose. >> steve: they can th

curtis mayfield was also a producer and songwriter for arena franklin and gladys knight and the pips. fell on him and paralyzed him from the neck on down. he kept recording, though, in a classic soul soundtrack ruled the charts. 43 years ago. >>> take a look at the big board. the dow is off. we just started falling at the end of the session you can see in the last 25 minutes. what is that all about? neal knows and here he is. >>> you are right, jeff. what a weird market day. we are going to get to that in a second. i want to update you on something happening in capitol hill. paul ryan, a guy who is object sten cybilly not interested in becoming speaker of the house is doing all the things you do to become speaker of the house. he is going to meet with members of the freedom caucus, 40-members strong largely republican committee. they said they are tired of john boehner and dan webster, with whom i will be talking to later this hour. for the time being, it seems that paul ryan can be pushed into a position that he has rejected, wanted family time, didn't want to

growing up in a poor inner-city neighborhood, a spanish-speaking home, a kid from male field -- mayfield, delaware, to be anything we wanted to be. that' s what we were both taught. it was real. that' s what i grew up believing. it has always been true in this country. if we ever lose that, we' ve lost something very special. we will have lost the very soul of this country. when i was growing up, my parents looked at me and would say it' s going to be ok. they meant it. they meant it. it was going to be ok. some of you come to me and say talk to your contemporaries. there are too many parents who don' t believe they can look their kid in the eye and say with certainty, it' s going to be ok. that' s what we need to change. it' s not complicated. that will be the true measure of our success. it will not have met it every parent out there can look at their kid and say it' s going to be ok. and mean it. that' s my responsibility. i believe it' s within our power , the nation has done it before in difficult times. i' ve had the good fortune and privilege of being in public ve been 25 years ol

. >>> sean mayfield's backyard was covered in snow when she first wanted to see a doctor about the pain in her stomach. >> i needed to have say scope look in my stomach and see what's going on and i couldn't have it din. reporter: patrick went months without high blood pressure and adhd medication. >> i had to drop out of some of my classes last semester because i couldn't get through them without my medication. reporter: both were insured through the massachusetts health connector,. >> how long did you go without insurance while you were paying for insurance? >> effectively three months. >> i'm paying $331 a month. reporter: you have not been able to use it at all. >> i can't use it. reporter: shawn began making calls to the state back in february . she tried the health connector, the attorney general and everyone the governor's office -- even the governor's office. >> if the governor's office can't get something done, where do i go? i called channel 4. reporter: the eye team reached out and a few weeks later action shawn was offered a partial refund of her premiums. we also learned th

ina kid from mayfield delaware or willow grove in pennsylvania like jill and i. to be able to be anything we wanted to be. anything that we want. that's what we were both taught. that's what the president was taught. it was real. that's what i grew up believing. true inas always been this country. if we ever lose that, we have lost something very special. we are losing the soul of this country. when i was growing up, my parents in tough times looked at me and would say to me and my brothers and sisters, it's going to be ok. and they meant it. it was going to be ok. back to your old neighborhoods and talk to your contemporaries. there are too many people in america today, too many parents who don't believe they can look their kid in the eye and say with certitude, it's going to be ok. that's what we need to change. that will be the true measure of our success. every parent can look their kid in the eye and say it's going to be ok and mean it. i believe it's totally within our power. the nation has done it before in difficult times. i've had the good fortune and pr

or a kid from mayfield in delaware or willow grove, pennsylvania, like jill and i. to be able to be anything we wanted to be, to be able to do anything. anything. that we want, that is what we were both taught, that is what the president was taught, it was real. that is what i grew up believing. and you know, it's always been true in this country, and if we ever lose that, we have lost something very special. we'll have lost the very soul of this country. when i was growing up my parents in tough times looked at me and would say to me and my brothers and sister, honey it's going to be okay. and they meant it. they meant it. it was going to be okay. but some of you cover me, i say go back to your old neighborhoods and talk to your contemporaries that have not been address success. there are too many parents that don't believe they can look their kid in the eye and say with certainty you will be okay. that is the true measure of our success and we will not have met it until every parent looks their kid in the eyes and says it will be okay, and mean it. the nation has

possibilities for a kid growing up in a poor inner-city neighborhood, a spanish-speaking home, or a kid from mayfield in delaware, pennsylvania, like jill and i. to believe we could be anything we wanted to be. to do anything -- anything -- that we want. that is what we were both taught, that is what the president was taught. it was real. that is what i grew up believing. and you know, it has always been true in this country. and if we ever lose that, we have lost something very special. we will have lost the very soul of this country. when i was growing up, my parents, in tough times, looked at me and would say to me, my brothers and sister, "honey, it is going to be ok." and they meant it. they meant it. it was going to be ok. but some of you cover me, i say go back to your old neighborhoods, talk to your contemporaries who are not as successful as you have been. there are too meet people in america, too many parents who do not believe they can look in their kids in there i and say -- in their eye and say with certainty, "honey, it is going to be ok." that is what we need to change. it is not oblig

pockets for a kid growing up in a spanish speaking home or a kid from mayfield in delaware and willow grove in pennsylvania like jill and i. to be able to be anything we wanted to be, to do anything, anything that we want. that's what we were both taught. that's what the president was taught. it was real. that's what i grew up believing. you know, it's always been true in this country. if we ever lose that, we've lost something very special. we'll have lost the very soul of this country. when i was growing up, my parents in tough times looked at me and would say to me and my brothers and sister, honey, it's going to be okay. and they meant it. they meant it. it was going to be okay. some of you cover me and i say go back to your old neighborhoods. talk to your contemporaries who aren't as successful as you've been. there are too many people in america today, too many parents who don't believe they can look their kid in the eye and say with certainty, honey it's going to be okay. that will be the true measure of our success, and we'll not have met it until every parent out there can lo

for a kid growing up in a poor inner city neighborhood or a spanish speaking home or a kid from mayfield and delaware and willow grove pennsylvania, like jill and i, to be able to be anything we wanted to be to do anything, anything that we want. that's what we were both taught that's what the president was taught. it was real. that's what i grew up believing. and you know, it has always been true in this country. if we ever lose that, we've lost something very special. we'll have lost the very soul of this country. when i was growing up, my parents in tough times looked at me and we'd say to me and my brothers and sister, honey, it is going to be okay. and they meant it. they meant it. it was going to be okay. if some of you cover me, i say go back to your old neighborhoods. talk to your contemporaries, aren't as successful as you have been, there are too many people in america today to many parents who don't believe they can look their kid in the eye and say with certitude, honey, it is going to be okay. that's what we need to change, it is not complicated. that will be the true measur

for a kid growing up in a poor inner city neighborhood, or a spanish-speaking home, or a kid from mayfieldlaware, or willow grove in pennsylvania like jill and i. to be able to be anything we wanted to be, to do anything, anything, that we want. that's what we were both taught. that's what the president was taught. it was real. that's what i grew up believing. and, you know, it's always been true in this country. and if we ever lose that. we have lost something very special. we'll have lost the very soul of this country. when i was growing up, my parents in tough times looked at me and would say to me and my brothers and sister, honey, it's going to be okay. and they meant it. they meant it. it was going to be okay. some of you cover me, i say go back to your old neighborhoods. talk to your contemporaries who aren't as successful as you have been. there are too many people in america, too many parents who don't believe they can look their kid in the eye and say with certitude, honey, it's going to be okay. that's who we need to change. it's not complicated. that will be the true measure of

or a kid from mayfield in delaware, or will owe grove, in pennsylvania like jill and i. to be able to be anything we wanted to be. to do anything, anything that we want. that's what we were both taught. that is what the president was taught. it was real. that is what i grew up believing. and you know, it's always been true in this country. and if we ever lose that, we have lost something very special. we'll have lost the very soul of this country. when i was growing up, my parents in tough times looked at me and would say to me and my brothers and sister, honey, it's going to be okay. and they meant it. they meant it. it was going to be okay. but some of you cover me, i say go back to your old neighborhoods. talk to your contemporaries who aren't as successful as you've been. there are too many people in america today. too many parents without don't believe they can look their kid in the eye and say with certitu de, honey, it's going to be okay. that's what we need to change. it's not complicated. that will be the true measure of our success. and we will not have met it

the songs that they grew up on that make them feel good just like in the 70's it was more curtis mayfield, marvin guay. i think because of 80's and 90's era those movies was perfect. it was an incredible summer. three movies, three different joints . >>> that's right. that's right. three different songs. so you do this, you discovered b boyz 2 men, a lot over the past 25 years, now you are back in boston with another good group . >>> the good thing about it is, it is so much information from all of those groups, you know what i mean? even the guys i'm in the group with, ronnie, bobby, ricky, ralph and johnnie, those guys are vets, they are all-stars. i just pull information from each one of them and when i see the beano boys or any one of my groups the way identify with every member is i have seen something before. you know, i see what ralph does so i can see what needs to happen with donald. i can see what ricky does, et cetera. i try to take from what is around me to men me understand these guys and hopefully they can keep the city tradition and break big like new kids and new edition .

for a kid growing up in a poor inner city neighborhood or a spanish- speaking home, or a kid from mayfield in delaware, or willow grove in pennsylvania like jill and i. to be able to be anything we wanted to be. to do anything, anything that we want. that's what we were both taught. that's what the president was taught. it was real. and you know, it's always been true in this country. and if we ever lose that, we've lost something very special. we will have lost the very soul of this country. when i was growing up, my parents in tough times looked at me and would say to me and my brothers and sister, honey, it's going to be okay. and they meant it. they meant it. it was going to be the okay. but some of you covering me, i say go back to your old neighborhoods, talk to your contemporaries that aren't as successful as you have been. there are too many people in america today, too many parents who don't believe they can look their kid in the eye and say, honey, it's going to be okay. that's who we need to change. it's not complicated. that will be the true measure of our success. and we will

possibility for a kid growing up in an inner city neighborho or a spanish speaking home or a kid from mayfield and delaware, willow and i. to be able to be anything we wanted to be, to do anything -- anything -- that we want. that's what we were both taught. that's what the president was taught. it was real. that's what i grew up believing. and you know, it's always been true in this kun country. and if we ever lose that, we've lost something very special. we'll have lost the very soul of this country. when i was growing up, my pamirents in tough times looked at me and would say to me and my brothers and sister, honey, it's going to be okay and they meant it. they meant it. it was going to be okay. but some of you cover me, i said go back to your old neighborhoods, talk to your con tem raers who aren't as successful as you've been. there are too many people in america, too many parents who don't believe they can look their kid in the eye and say with certitude, honey, it's going to be okay. that's what we need to change. it's not complicated. that will be the true measure of our success and we

for a kid growing up in a poor inner-city neighborhood, or a spanish-speaking home, or a kid from mayfield, or willow grove in pennsylvania -- like jill and i. to be able to be anything we want it to be; to do anything -- anything -- that we want, that's what we were both taught. that's what the president was taught. it was real. that's what i grew up believing. and, you know, it's always been true in this country. and if we ever lose that, we've lost something very special. we'll have lost the very soul of this country. when i was growing up, my parents, in tough times, looked at me and would say to me and my brothers and sister, "honey, it's going to be okay." and they meant it. they meant it. it was going to be okay. but some of you who cover me, i say go back to your old neighborhoods. talk to your contemporaries who aren't as successful as you've been. there are too many people in america today, too many parents who don't believe they can look their kid in the eye and say with certitude, "honey, it's going to be okay." that's what we need to change. it's not complicated. that will be

mayfield. on this field stepped up. now it's time for greyson lambert to step up. murray leading a 2 minute drill. throwing a touchdown pass with 5 seconds to go to tie the game. can grace drays do the same? >> verne: play-action. got it. that's mitchell. >> [whistle blowing] >> gary: that's what you have 2 do. the ball thrown right in this dead area. mitchell curls in. wonderful throw. lambert had pressure right in his face. faced a lot of it against alabama last week. and frankly didn't respond as well. tonight it looks like he's got more of that fortitude to say i am bringing this team down. >> verne: mitchell with 5 catches. here's michel. coming in left. good pursuit by mckenzie. he was in on the tackle. lewis number 4. >> gary: butch jones said that we are having our competitive character being tested. boy! that's an understatement. down big in this game. as tough of a football game against georgia. everyone's competitive instincts are being tested. >> verne: play-action. lambert and he can't hold off. might have the wind knocked out. no, it's his right arm.

monday.they found 18-year-old cordel mayfieldear one of the homes.the other suspect t 1919year haydyd mayfield -- he was arrested after running from police.both face burglary charges and are in the linn county jail. the t-v news reporter and photographer shot and killed live on air are getting one of the hihiest honors in broadcast journalism. journalism.colleagues presented the families of allison parker and adam ward with posthumous emmy awards. parker and ward were recognized with the ted yates award for their professialis news.their co-workers at w- d-b-j in roanoke, virginia also received a yates award fo"showing courage in the face of tragedy." it's cocong up next... next...the community that came together to grant one very special wish. sometimes -- life happens a little faster than we e tend it to.o. to..one missouri teen didn't want to miss out on the last item on her bucket list. liststeve harris has the story of how a community came together to make her dream come true. true. most little girls dream of having a fairy tale wedding...emily linneman is no exception. but 3 years ago she

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mayfield 5 passing touchdowns. and the michigan wolverines. they need to come up with a new one more disconsole late. >> that will do it for this week. thanks for watching the dodge post game show. coming up tonight on cbis. thursday night football on cbis the seahawks and the 49er's.s. thursday night football on cbs and nfl networks this week with the seahawks and the 49er's. it starts at noon eastern with the nfl today. for all of us. have a good evening and enjoy tite, at w.t m fs teettv phe arngt 9. ant pl g $0 ckita oye aeent for me. i just hope i served in some way. uplifted someone. helped them when they are alone in their room searching and feeling lonely. >> just this week, she launched her own pod cast conversation with alanis morisette. and she says it is a dream come true because she can interview people on her favorite subject, health and wellness, spirituality and more. here is with what is on the way -- >> dug up an interview of yours from 1982. >> 19-what? >> we are at home with one of the greatest entertainers of all the pumpk

baker mayfield, sacks the longhorns, two touchdown underdogs, crowd surfed their head coach.ught to you by xfinity, 49ers in new york to take on the giants. that will be the night game tomorrow night hoping to hit a three-game losing streak while the raiders hope to hand the broncos their first loss of the season. it should be great weather out there tomorrow. >> seriously, i know it was an upset for the northwestern wildcats, really if harbaugh can beat the buckeyes this year and michigan state that would be huge. >> perfect, we'll work on that. >> we'll work on it. >> all right, give them a call. >>> that is it for tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. i'm tiffany wilson for i booked a hotel suite. you did what? it's pretty close to your apartment. easy, scenic. you could run there, run back. why am i running there? booty calls. booty calls? you booked a hotel suite and i'm running there for booty calls? what -- what is happening? we're back in d.c. we're not standing in the sun anymore. i'm not gonna live in your apartment, waiting to service you. i have

. >> brian: baker mayfield finds shepard. 174 yards in the first half alone for mr. shepard. perine. rick, florida state down a couple stars. didn't matter. >> steve: no dalwin cook, no everett golson, no problem. 19-yard touchdown pass to travis rudolph. rudolph 191 yards receiving. >> adam: just five receptions. three of them for touchdowns. as the noles get set for the meeting with clemson next week. b.j., it was a so-so day for ucla. >> brian: they still got it done. ucla would hang onto the lead from there. >> adam: they survive, 35-31 the final. it was a good day for some, a bad day for others. our halloween emoticon accolades. >> adam: nebraska, five total turnovers and they have six losses before november for the first time ever. that gets the scary cape. what's coming up tonight, rick, as you unwrap candy and sit back for more. >> steve: the american team. temple. they get a chance to take on apollo creed of college football. >> brian: a much closer game. temple will come to play and notre dame will win. >> adam: what about late night -- the pirates at the paloose. >

mayfield. >> mayflower. >>> the mayflower. they'll need help. go back to school.es before the top of the hour. airports violating a school dress code. should there be an exception for patriotism. your e-mails next. >> taylor swift's boyfriend, the legal action he's threatening over break-up rumors. you can't breathed. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. a mouthbreather! how can anyone sleep like that? well, just put on a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right >>> before the leave the house, the man suspected of killing a memphis police officer is due in court. lorenzo clark, a convicted felon faces weapons charges in connection to the death of the officer. >>> final report released about what brought down malaysian airlines last july. the report will not say who was responsible. >>> democratic candidates facing off tonight for their first debate in las vegas. let's keep talking about this. which

or a kid from mayfield and delaware and pennsylvania like jill and i.i. to be able to be anything we want to be. to do anything, anythg that we want. that's what we were both taught. that's what the president was taught. that's what i grew up believing. and you know, it's always been true in this country. and if we ever lose that, we've lost something very special. we'll have lost the very soul of this country. when i was growing up my parents in tough times looked at me and would say to me and my brothers and sister, honey, it's going to be okay. and th meant it. they meant it. it was going to be okay. some of you cover me by saying go back to your old neighborhoods. talk to your contemporaryies who aren't as successful as you have been. there are too many parents who don't believe they can look their kid in the eye and say honey it's going to be okay. that's what we need to changege. it's not complicated. that wilill be the true measure of our success. it will not have mett until every parent out there can look at their kid in tough times and say honey,

. >> mayfield. >> mayflower. >> santa maria, pinta, kinta? >> kinta?panish. >> they're all in spanish. do you think columbus was a good or bad guy? >> i think he was good. >> why was he bad? >> because he was looking for women. ♪ what is love >> columbus, good guy or bad guy? >> think, just think! >> are you going to take columbus day off on monday? >> yes. >> this is for o'reilly right here. >> i've got some things to say to you, bill. i'm talking to you. >> are you talking to me? >> i like her. let's get her on. i just got a glimpse of those shorts. were they pink this >> no, they were patriotic. they were chubbies. >> i'm glad you didn't shoot them. it's not unusual that you would do that. >> don't look at my shorts. >> poor columbus, 1492 -- >> sailed the ocean blue. simple. >> he'll be back on thursday. why, i don't know. factor tip of the day, banning halloween. halloween. the tip moments away. the citi double cash® card comes in very handy with cash back twice. with 1% when you buy and 1% as you pay. with two ways to earn on purchases, it makes

possibilities for a kid growing up in the inner city neighborhood or a spanish speaking home or a kid from mayfield and delaware or willow grove and pennsylvania like jill and i. to be able to be anything we wanted to be. to do anything, anything that we wanted. that is what we were both taught. that is what the president was taught. it was real. that is what i grew up believing. and you know it's always been true in this country. and if we ever lose that, we have lost something very special. we'll have lost the very soul of this country. when i was growing up, my parents in tough times looked at me and would say to me, my brothers and sister honey, it's going to be okay. and they meant it. they meant it. it was going to be okay. but some of you cover me i say go back to your old neighborhoods and talk to your contemporaries that are not as successful as you have been. there are too many people in america, too many parents who don't believe they can look their kid in the eye and say with certitude honey, it's going to be okay. that's what we need to change. it's not complicated. that will be the tr

mayfield with the 28-yard score. third quarter, sooners defense gets into the act.epts cody cook. 38-yard turn. oklahoma rolls 55-0. >>> michigan-michigan state. wolverines up two. punter gets in. trying to do anything. an army of blockers and scores as time runs out. couldn't believe it. especially jim harbaugh. michigan state survives in the big house. 27-23. what a finish. >>> number 22 toledo, hosting eastern michigan. murdock scoops it up. the kicker tries to stop him, but all he does is spin him around. 45-yard score. third quarter, eli finds thompson. he's gone for the 88 yard score. 6-0, best start in 18 years. >>> coming up next right here on abc 7, drew tuma, and nittany lions taking on ohio state. followed by another edition of after the game right here on abc 7. join yours truly at 8:30 on abc 7. how about a prediction there, big tuma. >> why do you think i'm wearing blue and white now? >> we're all wearing our colors. >> big game. >> we're good. >>> thanks for watching. we'll see you tonight at 11:00. ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most

for a kid growing up in a poor, inner city neighborhood, or a spanish speaking home or a kid from mayfield in delaware or willow grove in pennsylvania like jill and i. to be able to be anything we wanted to be, to do anything, anything that we want, that's what we were both taught. that's what the president was taught. it was real. that's what i grew up believing, and, you know, it's always been true in this country, and if we ever lose that, we've lost something very special. of this country. when i was growing up, my parents in tough times looked brothers and sister, honey, it's going to be okay, and they meant it. they meant it. it was going to be okay. i say go back to your old neighborhoods, talk to your contemporaries that aren't as successful as you have been. there are too many people in america, there are too many parents who don't believe they can look their kid in the eye and say with certitude, honey, it's going to be okay. that's who we need to change. it's not complicated. that will be the true measure of our success, and we'll not have met it until every parent out there can

a kid growing up in a poor inner city neighborhood or in a spainish speaking home or a kid from mayfield in delaware, willow grove in pennsylvania like jill and i. to be able to be anything we wanted to be. to do anything, anything, that we want. that's what we were both taught. that's what the president has taught. it was real. that's what i grew up believing. you know, it's always been true in this country. if we ever lose that, we've lost something very special. we'll have lost the very soul of this country. when i was growing up, my parents in tough times looked at me and would say to me and my brothers and sister, honey, it's going to be okay, and they meant it. they meant it. it was going to be okay. some of you covering me, i say go back to your old neighborhoods, talk to your contemporaries that aren't as successful as you have been. there are too many people in america, too many parents who don't believe they can look their kid in the eye and say with certainty, honey, it's going to be okay. that's who we need to change. it's not complicated. that will be the true measure of our

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. >> listening to curtis mayfield super fly. we are talking flight and flying.you have a song with either flight or flying in the title, sal wants to see your requests. just make sure you use the tvu. time is 8:32. let's see if we can get you out the door. steve, we do not tire of looking at pictures of the golden gate and the fog. >>> i know everything is very pretty. very quiet. very warm too for this time of year. we do have mostly clear skies. a little bit of fog on the sonoma coast and a few high clouds but nothing compared to yesterday when we had the beautiful sunrise and sunset. they continued into this morning. but i think we will be mostly clear later today. a little bit of fog. there is not a lot there. but it is a sign of things to come for tonight and tomorrow probably. 40s and 50s to 60s. there will be some areas close to 90 degrees again. just can't find a breeze and what is there is showing components of being slightly offshore. very strong system coming out of the gulf of alaska. it will bump the high out. fog returns for a few. not for much. 80

stephanie: the ceremony was about younger officers like curtis of mayfield. who kicked down the house of a door on fire who save an elderly couple inside. >> i knew there were people inside that needed my help. i did what i was able to do. i was close enough to be of help and honored to do that. stephanie: stephanie woods, news 9. amy: yesterday's anniversary coincide, nine years since manchester police officer michael briggs was shot and killed while responding to a domestic call. school and parking lots and found no drugs in the school or in vehicles on the property. pelham police say it's part of their effort to ensure that schools remain safe. new evernight, an amber alert for a two and a half-month-old baby boy from massachusetts has been canceled. they were found early this morning by boston police. the infant is in the hospital receiving emergency care. they disappeared from wilkes-barre wilkes-barre in a car with new hampshire tags. starting today you can help the victims of south carolina with a blood donation. the area is experiencing a blood shorta

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