and here we have meyer meyers, the third eldest son. and in total, the meyers had 12 children, nine of whom lived to adulthood, of the nine children that lived to adulthood, six were boys, three were girls. now, you might ask yourself, are these original colors on the wall or are the originals furnishings. on the first floor here, we have the house set more or less how it looked in 18 is the. and the reason we know what was in each room in 1819 is unfortunately moses meyers suffered a second bankruptcy. there had been a kind of a panic in that year and he had over extended himself by opening a branch of business for his eldest son john. when panic hit, he had to stop payment and file bankruptcy, some creditors came in and did an inventory of the entire house, which we have. we're able to use that inventory to place over hundred pieces in the original location. now, the colors that you see on the wall are the 1819 colors. in 2005 we had a paint analysis done. if you look at this picture here, you will see that they look much different in

meyers is back in the nation's capitol this week hosting late night with seth meyers just in time foroke on friday before the infamous trump tape was leaked. >> let me bring in my friend seth meyers who is host of "late night with seth meyers" with the national broadcasting corporation. thanks for joining us. good to have you here. >> it's nice to be on "the lead." >> you're doing a whole week of shows in d.c. why? >> we had always wanted to take our show on the road. i always liked it when other late night shows went on the road. >> letterman did that. >> late night, conan went to san francisco. we wanted to pick a place that seemed to make sense and washington, d.c. seemed to make sense right now. >> with a lejty examination of the recent congressional circus around defunding planned parenthood, meyers took a step towards being one of the more political hosts in late night. if you're looking for a daily replacement for your jon stewart fix, seth meyers might be your man. you have a segment on your show called "i closer looka closer l" it's basically a 10-minute takedown, often of do

. >>> dangerous debris, the investigator, tom meyer, takes a look. >>> final debate, donald trump and hillary clinton square off with the debate, it's 20 days before the polls. >>> this is channel 3 11 pm. >>> a swing and a pop-up. santana. santana makes the catch. the indians have won. 3 [ applause ] -- >> [ applause ] deal. the cleveland indians are headed to the world series. >> the first world series game will be played tuesday night right here at progressive field. is said to be an incredible night here in cleveland. we now start with our on jim donovan when the indians were back in arizona back championship, i do not think so. but when they los michael brantley, you said no way. but they kept getting better and better. they were not boastful about a. they were a kid -- about it. they were contender. date keep proving -- they keep proving them as being an underdog run. cleveland, this never gets old. >> i think it is safe to say, cleveland, this never gets old. there has been a spirit around cleveland this past year, the monsters started the trend. the cavaliers set in over the m

urban meyer and his play callers, ed warinner, content to play conservative? >> kirk: i think you call the first play and see how successful or if it's a struggle and then i think that maybe your attitude on the rest of the drive. ohio state is capable of moving the ball down the field pretty quickly with j.t. barrett, but tonight obviously it's been a challenge against this group of linebackers and against this entire defense. they've done a very good job of containing the big play from ohio state. >> chris: they're going to have to move the ball 50, 55 yards to get into field goal range. they hand the ball to weber who is hammered after a short gain by sheehy. >> kirk: that tells you. he's saying, got it to overtime and we're going to play some extra football tonight. >> chris: clemson on their home field needed overtime to survive. that was number three. number two on the road tonight if they are to stay undefeated will have to do it in overtime. we thought it would be fun tonight and it has been, back and forth. buckeyes dominated the second half but the b

urban meyer and his play callers, play conservative? >> kirk: i think you call the first play and see how successful or if it's a struggle and then i think that dictates maybe your attitude on the rest of the drive. ohio state is capable of moving the ball down the field pretty quickly with j.t. barrett, but tonight obviously it's been a challenge against this group of linebackers and against this entire defense. ohio state. >> chris: they're going to have to move the ball 50, 55 yards to get into field goal range. as you said, two timeouts. they hand the ball to weber who is hammered after a short gain by sheehy. >> kirk: that tells you. he's saying, got it to overtime and we're going to play some extra football tonight. >> chris: clemson on their home survive. that was number three. number two on the road tonight if they are to stay undefeated will have to do it in overtime. we thought it would be fun tonight and it has been, back and forth. buckeyes dominated the second half but the badgers putting together that one touchdown drive.

set meyers will be in ohio this week. hurricane matthew is gone, but now several states are going with flooding. we'll take a closer look at the damage when we come back this monday night. >>> channel 3 news at 11 clock is made possible by universal windows direct. you'll be saying, i love my windows. >>> welcome back. the troubles continue for samsung. the company has completely stopped selling galaxy notes 7 world wide. samsung asked all carriers and retail providers to stop the sales and exchanges. the consumer product safety commission 92 issues in the u.s. >>> hurricane matthew has pushed away from the southeast coast, but problems from the storm leng er. more than 20 are dead in the u.s., several missing. flood waters continue to climb across north carolina. several helicopters and boats were deployed to rescue residents in the southeast. and in some areas rivers and creeks already past their banks >> the water came in so fast and erg tumbled all over the -- and everything tumbled all over the place. >> dozens of br

chris. >> chris: urban meyer, as sam said, not smiling. you can read his lips right another jazzed up environment next week in happy valley, penn state coming off the by as the badgers were. clement and wisconsin left it all out there and came up four yards short in overtime. barrett, kirk, busy as a runner, carried it 21 times, a couple of touchdowns. after halftime throwing the ball, the game winning touchdown to brown. >> kirk: put the ohio state defense in a spot where they wanted to try to was trying to get the ball to. he's got a couple of receivers going out, man-to-man, trying to set up a rub or a pick. but the timing of the play doesn't work. by the time he's trying to work free, this is what's coming in after him. the play just did not work out. ohio state had it completely covered down field and republican give the buckeyes defense a lot of credit. they were challenged against a well prepared offense by paul the running game was much better tonight. the buckeyes came up with a big play on that side of the ball when the game was

urban meyer and his play callers, ed warinner, content to play conservative? >> kirk: i think you call the first play and see how successful or if it's a struggle and then i think that d of the drive. ohio state is capable of moving the ball down the field pretty quickly with j.t. barrett, but tonight obviously it's been a challenge against this group of linebackers and against this entire defense. they've done a very good job of containing the big play from ohio state. >> chris: they're going to have to move the ball 50, 55 yards to get into field goal range. is hammered after a short gain by sheehy. >> kirk: that tells you. he's saying, got it to overtime and we're going to play some extra football tonight. >> chris: clemson on their home field needed overtime to survive. that was number three. number two on the road tonight if they are to stay undefeated will have to do it in overtime. we thought it would be fun tonight and it has been, back and forth. buckeyes dominated the second half but the badgers putting together that one touchdown drive. the end of r

chris. >> chris: urban meyer, as sam said, not smiling. you can read his lips right they'll be back on the road in another jazzed up environment next week in happy valley, penn state coming off the by as the badgers were. clement and wisconsin left it all out there and came up four yards short in overtime. barrett, kirk, busy as a runner, carried it 21 times, a couple of touchdowns. after halftime throwing the ball, the game winning touchdown to brown. >> kirk: put the ohio state this is the guy that i think he was trying to get the ball to. he's got a couple of receivers going out, man-to-man, trying to set up a rub or a pick. but the timing of the play doesn't work. by the time he's trying to work free, this is what's coming in after him. the play just did not work out. ohio state had it completely covered down field and republican give the buckeyes defense a lot of credit. they were challenged against a chryst. his quarterback played well. the running game was much better tonight. the buckeyes came up with a big play on that side of the

meyers." tonight -- lena dunahm. stars of broadway's "oh hello," nick kroll and john mulaney. featuring the 8g band with thaddeus dixon, corey glover, and vernon reid. ?? [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening everybody, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night" from the warner theater in washington d.c. how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] all right. we are so very honored and excited to be here. and let's get to the news. donald trump tweeted earlier for america the way i want to." what shackles are talking about? [ laughter ] the only thing that ever shackled you was the 140 character limit on twitter. [ laughter ] and now -- and now you're going to fight for america? hey, buddy, you're not rosa parks. [ laughter ] you know how i know? people liked what rosa parks said on the bus. [ cheers and applause ] huge difference. hillary clinton campaigned in florida today with al gore. you're making al gore go back to florida? [ laughter ] t

the moses meyers house was owned by the first jewish family in norfolk, virginia in the 19th century.y maintained a large shipping operation and the home was passed down through several generations. we toured the house to see many of the original furnishings and hear what life was like for the prominent merchant family. >> hello, welcome to the moses meyers house, moses meyers was born in new york city in 175 the and he made his fortune and maritime merchant. he did serve as american revolutionary war veteran. direct as a result of his efforts to supply the american cause during the revolution, he, unfortunately, suffered his first bankruptcy. it's that bankruptcy that caused him to move away from new york city and resettled here in norfolk, virginia. we think he chose norfolk for three really important reasons. one was running the most prominent colonial sea ports and that was the very important to him in his business life. secondly, norfolk had been burned to the ground during the american revolution and we were rebuilding and he was rebuilding his life, so it was a good match. thir

urban meyer and his play callers, ed warinner, content to play conservative? >> kirk: i think you call the first play and see how successful or if it's a struggle and then i think that dictates maybe your attitude on the rest of the drive. ohio state is capable of moving the ball down the field pretty quickly with j.t. barrett, but tonight obviously it's been a challenge against this group of linebackers and against this entire defense. they've done a very good job of containing the big play from ohio state. >> chris: they're going to have to move the ball 50, 55 yards to get into field goal range. as you said, two timeouts. they hand the ball to weber who is hammered after a short gain by sheehy. >> kirk: that tells you. he's saying, got it to overtime and we're going to play some extra football tonight. >> chris: clemson on their home field needed overtime to survive. that was number three. number two on the road tonight if they are to stay undefeated will have to do it in overtime. we thought it would be fun tonight and it has been, back and forth. buckeyes

starting tonight meyers will dc. nbc's mark barge r has a preview. >> based on that inn troe you assumed the debate was taking place in the u.s. >> this election has provided a lot of news every day and to that we are grateful. >> plenty of chances to tweet about both candidates. >> when she hear single ladies at a wedding. a more frequent target. >> a -- a donald trump pinata is like a regular one except nothing is instead. >> we try and make sure we are not saying anything that's false. the best they can do is say we're not funny. in the show fell through and eventually became problematic. >> we continued to tell a large amount of jokes about that. i think we reached a point that it stopped making sense for either side. >> the show is ready to move on from the election. >> it's been a great run but like most americans we're dead tired. >> with the campaign finish line in side. >> thank you. right now seth meyers, as we said at 12:35 right after fallon. >>> the teal pumpkin started a few years ago. this sends a sign

>> bristol meyer, catch the falling knife. a rebound. >> mike coe. >> one of the best investment strategies you can avoid, disney in november 96 if you already own the stock. >> dan nathan. >> do it with a defined risk. i like the november call. >> looks like our time has expired. i'm melissa lee. thank you for watching. we'll see you next friday for more options action. "mad money" starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain but to educate and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. you want cross currents? you want people making instant decisions about everything from e-mails to earnings? then you loved today's session where

i'm your moderator seth meyers.to invite both candidates to walk on to the stage think about shaking each others hands but then decide against it and please make it as awkward as possible. [ applause ] >> hello. hello. hello. [ applause ] >> seth: that was great. thank you. [ laughter ] let's get started mr. trump. the first question is for you. have you picked out who your next wife will be? >> i've actually picked 20 of them. [ laughter ] >> seth: secretary clinton, can you name the astronomical phenomenon where a star becomes so big and powerful that it envelopes the entire solar system and turns it to a giant mass of flaming wreckage. >> teachers and parents are calling it the trump effect. [ audience ohs ] >> seth: mr. trump, come on, be honest, do you really think there's a chance you'll actually be elected president? >> not in this country. [ laughter ] >> seth: secretary clinton, who gets to hear you give a speech? >> nobody who makes less than $250,000 a year. [ applause ] >> seth: i've heard that. i heard

safety, and the corner, grant haley, picks it up and scoops 60 yards for a go ahead winning streak, meyers' teams have never lost a road game since he took over there. all on the line. stunning. at 21-7, lions were in deep, deep trouble. >> kirk: i keep going back to that five-play, 90-yard drive, mcsorley, when the lions were pretty much down and out. at 21-7. crowd's out of the game. and that all of a sudden sparked them and led to that punt and next thing you know, the penn state -- they're believing they can pull off the upset. >> chris: a great play by allen, kirk, but you wonder if meyer is questioning. they took a long time to make a decision to trot out a long field goal attempt by durbin. maybe not quite organized. julius. give campbell a chance, but he drops the back. has to pick it up. and parris campbell knocked down lions special teams. here's the block again. >> kirk: go back to marcus allen. see him in the back. he get as running start. not only does he go back, but he goes through the line. he actually jumped into the line. he doesn't get up on top of anybody. but he went,

and suddenly, this 20-game road winning streak, meyers' teams have never lost a road game since he took over there. all on the line. stunning. at 21-7, lions were in deep, deep trouble. >> kirk: i keep going back to that five-play, 90-yard drive, mcsorley, when the lions were pretty much down and out. at 21-7. crowd's out of the game. and that all of a them and led to that blocked punt and next thing you know, the penn state -- they're believing they can pull off the upset. >> chris: a great play by allen, kirk, but you wonder if meyer is questioning. they took a long time to make a decision to trot out a long field goal attempt by durbin. maybe not quite organized. julius. give campbell a chance, but he drops the back. has to pick it up. at the 11 yard line. so, another good job by the lions special teams. here's the block again. >> kirk: go back to marcus allen. see him in the back. he get as running start. not only does he go back, but he goes through the line. he actually jumped into the line. he doesn't get up on top of anybody. but he went, he used his acceleration to allow him to

safety, and the corner, grant haley, picks it up and scoops 60 yards for a go ahead winning streak, meyers' teams have never lost a road game since he took over there. all on the line. stunning. at 21-7, lions were in deep, deep trouble. >> kirk: i keep going back to that five-play, 90-yard drive, mcsorley, when the lions were pretty much down and out. at 21-7. crowd's out of the game. and that all of a sudden sparked them and led to that blocked punt and next thing the penn state -- they're believing they can pull off the upset. >> chris: a great play by allen, kirk, but you wonder if meyer is questioning. they took a long time to make a decision to trot out a long field goal attempt by durbin. maybe not quite organized. julius. give campbell a chance, but he drops the back. has to pick it up. and parris campbell knocked down at the 11 yard line. here's the block again. >> kirk: go back to marcus allen. see him in the back. he get as running start. not only does he go back, but he goes through the line. he actually jumped into the line. he doesn't get up on top of anybody. but he went, he

our buddy seth meyers is bringing his late night show to d.c.i sat down with him on friday. we talked about donald trump and this specific joke he made the last time he had a big deal time in this town. >> donald trump has been saying that he will run for president as a korepublican, which isewç he was running as a joke. >> obviously at that moment you didn'tc÷ know his expression th night. >> i do now. >> everybody else -- i'm sure you've seen this clip. there's been reporting and speculation that said the ridicule he receivedúú gave him more drive to prove everybody wrong and run. >> i -- sincerest apologies to everyone if that's the case. >> do you feel like there's a duty about this election? >> i don't feel -- i also don't think i could fulfill it if there was a duty. i don't think we have as much influence as every now and then people will write or claim taos have. yeah, i don't feel it's a duty. i genuinely enjoy doing it, though. >> that was about seth meyers and whether comedians in this last month have a duty to denounce trump more so

urban meyer and his play callers, ed warinner, content to play conservative? >> kirk: i think you call the first play and see how successful or if it's a struggle and then i think that dictates maybe your attitude on the rest ohio state is capable of moving the ball down the field pretty quickly with j.t. barrett, but tonight obviously it's been a challenge against this group of linebackers and against this entire defense. they've done a very good job of containing the big play from ohio state. >> chris: they're going to have to move the ball 50, 55 yards to get into field goal range. as you said, two timeouts. by sheehy. >> kirk: that tells you. he's saying, got it to overtime and we're going to play some extra football tonight. >> chris: clemson on their home field needed overtime to survive. that was number three. number two on the road tonight if they are to stay undefeated will have to do it in overtime. we tonight and it has been, back and forth. buckeyes dominated the second half but the badgers putting together that one touchdown drive. the end of regu

urban meyer and his play callers, ed warinner, content to play conservative? >> kirk: i think you call the first play and see how successful or if it's a struggle and then i think that dic maybe your attitude on the rest of the drive. ohio state is capable of moving the ball down the field pretty quickly with j.t. barrett, but tonight obviously it's been a challenge against this group of linebackers and against this entire defense. they've done a very good job of containing the big play from ohio state. >> chris: they're going to have to move the ball 50, 55 yards to get into field goal range. as you said, two timeouts. is hammered after a short gain by sheehy. >> kirk: that tells you. he's saying, got it to overtime and we're going to play some extra football tonight. >> chris: clemson on their home field needed overtime to survive. that was number three. number two on the road tonight if they are to stay undefeated will have to do it in overtime. we thought it would be fun tonight and it has been, back and forth. buckeyes dominated the second half but the ba

safety, and the corner, grant haley, picks it up and scoops 60 yards for a go ahead winning streak, meyers' teams have never lost a road game since he took over there. all on the line. stunning. at 21-7, lions were in deep, deep trouble. >> kirk: i keep going back to that five-play, 90-yard drive, mcsorley, when the lions were pretty much down and out. at 21-7. crowd's out of the game. and that all of a sudden sparked them and led to that punt and next thing you know, the penn state -- they're believing they can pull off the upset. >> chris: a great play by allen, kirk, but you wonder if meyer is questioning. they took a long time to make a decision to trot out a long field goal attempt by durbin. maybe not quite organized. julius. give campbell a chance, but he drops the back. has to pick it up. and parris campbell knocked down so, another good job by the lions special teams. here's the block again. >> kirk: go back to marcus allen. see him in the back. he get as running start. not only does he go back, but he goes through the line. he actually jumped into the line. he doesn't get up on t

. >> one-on-one with seth meyers.he late night host dishes about election season comedy and the one thing that keeps him away from the city of brotherly love. >> well, it's feeling a lot like fall, but we're in for another warm-up eventually. i'll tell you when it's going to arrive and how long we'll stay dry coming up. did you know your business doesn't have to suffer from slow internet? comcast business now offers blazing fast internet speeds up to 150 mbps. that's 10 times faster than dsl. get internet for as low as $59.95 a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. did you know that sharing wifi with your customers could leave your business exposed? only comcast business offers wifi pro. two separate networks - one that's private for you, and one that's public for your customers. upgrade to wifi pro for only $19.95 a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> a group of demonstrators is going to extreme measures in protest of a proposed gas pipeline in new york. this is video of fo

good evening, everybody, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night!"n washington d.c. >> reporter: the nation's capital: a destination, seth meyers told me, that fits with the "d.n.a. of his show". >> what is he doing back there? what is he looking for? the ash heap of history! >> reporter: biting, direct, sometimes using raw language-- meyers' monologues have become increasingly political. >> barack obama was born in the united states, period. >> president obama was born in the united states, period? [bleep] you, exclamation point! >> reporter: targeting donald trump in particular. when we met in the lobby bar of the warner theater last friday, just before the leak of the 2005 "access hollywood" tape, i asked about the daily focus on trump. >> well, it's really because of what he's doing. we're not going out and sort of- - we don't feel like we're making ad hominem attacks on him and just every day saying, "we got to find something on him." it's on the front page of the paper every day. we do feel pretty strongly about everything. i feel like comedy t

that man, marcus allen, the safety, and the corner, grant haley, picks it up and winning streak, meyers' teams have never lost a road game since he took over there. all on the line. stunning. at 21-7, lions were in deep, deep trouble. >> kirk: i keep going back to that five-play, 90-yard drive, mcsorley, when the lions were pretty much down and out. at 21-7. crowd's out of the game. and that all of a sde punt and next thing you know, the penn state -- they're believing they can pull off the upset. >> chris: a great play by allen, kirk, but you wonder if meyer is questioning. they took a long time to make a decision to trot out a long field goal attempt by durbin. maybe not quite organized. julius. give campbell a chance, but he drops the back. has to pick it up. lions special teams. here's the block again. >> kirk: go back to marcus allen. see him in the back. he get as running start. not only does he go back, but he goes through the line. he actually jumped into the line. he doesn't get up on top of anybody. but he went, he used his acceleration to allow him to get up into the air, and

and now let's look at one of the worst of all, of course, bristol meyer. here is the whole, one of the big parts, health care. and here then is a subset of health care, bristol meyer. now, long-term chart. you can call this whatever you want. a lot of people call it a double top. i put some circles in just to sort of -- now, at this point here, we dropped about 40%. this is about 40%. this is where you get some form of throwback. and i think you get it about right like this. i'm going to play for this being an oversold again, catching a falling knife as a matter of technique, terrible. here is the actual five-year chart of bristol meyer. and here is the line that it's down to. i think you get a good bounce here after this selloff. i want to be contrarian and make a bet on bmy. >> and mike, the fundamentals are actually improving, given the last earnings report it posted. >> yeah, we're looking at a company 15% for the year. 22%, i think, to the bottom line. they are in oncology and cardio. these are big areas. so obviously from fundamentally, i think it's

pretty cool. >> oh, seth meyers. >> seth: what? >> i'm a teen and i think your brand is totally on fleek. also, you're the best at snapchat filters. >> seth: oh, well thanks man. hey, you know what? stay out of school. >> oh, right on. [ laughter ] >> seth: you're done, okay? th happens all the time. i guess i'm pretty cool with you clearly paid that guy and he was like 30. [ light laughter ] >> seth: uh, you know what? forget about that miley. should we maybe steal some stuff? >> why would you do that? you have money. you could just buy it. >> seth: i'm sorry but that's not how my gang and i does it. [ lighla >> what? you're in a gang? with who? >> seth: with who, am i in a gang with? uh, joey. my buddy ross. [ light laughter ] monica. "friends" poster and just naming all their names? >> seth: no. ?? >> seth: so this is my dressing room. it's where i get lifted before the shows. do you want to chief up? >> no, i'm good. >> seth: all right well i'm going to partake. >> okay. well i think i'm actually just, going to go to the bathro

pamela meyer is a certified residential specialist. she's also a certified senior housing professional and a senior real estate specialist. she's a featured agent on seniorresourceofcolorado.com, she's also a member of the experiencepros extreme customer service directory. and has been awarded top residential real estate agent this year. mela meyer of denver home navigators joins us today. thanks for being here. thank you for having me. so let's talk about this market, it's still pretty crazy, isn't it? it is still pretty crazy. you know, it's just that anything really below the 450 marker is -- 450,000 is what i mean by that, it is, you know if it's habitable, and in a decent neighborhood and move in -- it's -- multiple showings really fast pace. le are scrambling cause there isn't enough inventory. just to give you an idea, if you look at inventory where we were in the denver metro area in 2010, we had about 36,000 homes on the market. today we have about 3,600-- wow. homes on the market. it's hard. yeah, pretty competitive if you're

i'm seth meyers this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that case let's get to the news. today is national voter registration day. "oh, is it," shimmied hillary. [ laughter ] donald trump won last night's debate. it's the worst debate performance for a republican since clint eastwood lost to that chair. [ laughter ] [ growling ] "good rebuttal, chair." [ laughter ] donald trump told reporters today that he gives hillary clinton a 'c' plus for her performance in last night's debate. a 'c' plus? [ light laughter ] then what was your grade? an 'h?' [ laughter ] donald trump blamed his poor performance on a defective mic that may have been planted at his podium on purpose. apparently the mic had a defect that caused it to pick up everything he said. [ laughter ] "wait, people are hearing this?" [ applause ] "well that's very bad for me." [ applause ] according to twitter of the five million tweets about last night's presidential debate 62% [ laughter ] "hold on." during the debate donald trump'

and suddenly, this 20-game road winning streak, meyers' teams have never lost a road game since he tookr there. all on the line. stunning. at 21-7, lions were in deep, deep trouble. >> kirk: i keep going back to that five-play, 90-yard drive, mcsorley, when the lions were pretty much down and out. at 21-7. crowd's out of the game. and that all of a sudden sparked them and led to that blocked punt and next thing you know, the penn state -- they're believing they can pull off the upset. >> chris: a great play by allen, kirk, but you wonder if meyer is questioning. they took a long time to make a decision to trot out a long field goal attempt by durbin. maybe not quite organized. julius. give campbell a chance, but he drops the back. has to pick it up. and parris campbell knocked down at the 11 yard line. so, another good job by the lions special teams. here's the block again. >> kirk: go back to marcus allen. see him in the back. he get as running start. not only does he go back, but he goes through the line. he actually jumped into the line. he doesn't get up on top of anybody. but he we

and suddenly, this 20-game road winning streak, meyers' teams have never lost a road game since he took over there. all on the line. stunning. at 21-7, lions were in deep, deep trouble. >> kirk: i keep going back to that five-play, 90-yard drive, mcsorley, when the lions were pretty much down and out. at 21-7. crowd's out of the game. an them and led to that blocked punt and next thing you know, the penn state -- they're believing they can pull off the upset. >> chris: a great play by allen, kirk, but you wonder if meyer is questioning. they took a long time to make a decision to trot out a long field goal attempt by durbin. maybe not quite organized. julius. give campbell a chance, but he drops the back. has to pick it up. at the 11 yard line. so, another good job by the lions special teams. here's the block again. >> kirk: go back to marcus allen. see him in the back. he get as running start. not only does he go back, but he goes through the line. he actually jumped into the line. he doesn't get up on top of anybody. but he went, he used his acceleration to allow him to get up into th