mike brown gets stopped. it wasn't because he stole something. that wasn't even an issue at the time of a stop. he was stopped for jaywalking. these are the types of fences people are stopped for, particularly black people in ferguson. a failed experiment of black by any measure, liberal and conservative. all of those things let people to go to ferguson, let people do see what happened to mike brown. to some extent the story was a much deeper story than the story of jacob act of state of the as was going to send it out, we were back in new york and eric garner do it been killed, i should say daniel pantaleo, we often don't talk abou by the po, but the officer killed eric garner was not indicted and we are marching in the street. we were back in ferguson right or that because of the non-indictment of wilson. we went on this tour of the next year of high profile cases of state violence. eric garner, mike brown, walter scott who was shot in the back and sandra bland was found hanging. freddie gray who was beaten because you capacity to look at top i

mike brown there was public housing and joblessness. freddie gray was about the prosecutor's offices. the way in which public defenders have been disempowered in the public itself has come under assault. sander blamed about the way they are criminalized in their interaction with police officer and mental illness itself is criminalized. we get a deeper issue of nobody mess is partly about racism, largely in added to the legacy of white supremacy but we can't at any moment did or the fact that all of these things existed in the context of the neoliberal moment that they become a measure for ultimate decider on ultimate court of appeal to adjudicate world views. the market becomes privatization, deregulation. these are the buzzwords we as that become common sense. we are going to have these other things going on. it's really taking each of these cases to get a bigger story of what it means to be nobody in 21st century america. >> i want to ask you some thing. when we were out dependent on corporate media for information, of course black pe

you said we don't have mike brown. you said we don't have traevon martin. well now the nation's eyes are watching us. what are you gonna do now?" now?" there were chants and calls for justice in the city of el cajon after police shot and killed 'alfred olango' - a who moved to san diego from uganda. police have not released a lot of information yet, but they did show a still photo of the scene and say the man refused several commands from officers and was acting 'erratically'. "at one point, the male rapidly drew an object from his front pants pocket, placed both hands on it and extended it rapidly toward the officer, taking what appeared to be a shooting stance." stance." no gun was found at the scene. olango may have been mentally ill. they're now demanding that police release video from the incident. 3 there's another push to raise the minimum wage for milwaukee county workers. today supervisor nicholson said her new proposal would boost the base pay to 15-dollars an hour by the year 2022. she calls it the right thing to do for working people and for the

. >> brown: mike sargent, i assume you were first aware of the film asar a filmmaker yoursf and film, what were your thoughts when you learned about this? >> well, i was conflicted on many levels because, as a filmmaker, you know, it's great to see a black filmmaker get to make something. black historical dramas are not easy to get made and they don't generally do too well. as a film critic i want to support black filmmakers, butm i'm also a father of a daughter who's in college so this strikes a particular chord with me. similar to roxanne, his handlind of it and attitude about it, i mean, he is, after all, a story teller and very often we tell ourselves stories that we begin to believe. so i am conflicted. i can't say won't see the film,m i definitely will, but, no, i n don't think that he's doing wha he could and probably should in terms of atoning for what has happened. >> brown: so roxanne gay, what should he be doing and what should we as audience members do? you and others have said this raises an old question, right, about what -- can you love the art even while you hate or d

he was the leader in the investigation into the shooting for mike brown. >>> in chicago, a shocking attack caught on a neighbor's surveillance camera. a 71-year- old man watering his lawn when 2 men on bikes steal his wallet and then shoot him. police are looking for those suspects. so many people in chicago saying they are scared and tired of this. as of this year alone, more than 500 murders in chicago. >>> police in chicago are doing all they can to save lives. one officer came out of his own pocket to carry something called quick combat gauze. it is credited to saving lives in afghanistan stopping bleeding until emt get there. some are calling on the police department to make it a part of it is not standard issue here many police officers do carry trauma kit with that gauze. >>> a multimillion dollar pipeline being built through land claimed by native american is sparking massive protest and a lot of outrage. tensions continue to escalate. travel officials report 30 protesters were hit with pepper spray and 12 more were a bit by dogs. native americans are concerned the threaten there d

"you said we don't have mike brown, you said we don't have trayvon martin. well now the nation's eyes are watching us, what are you gonna do now?" "my family members are targets just because of the color of my skin." " you are looking at cell phone video from the scene.... 30-year-old challenged- was shot and killed yesterday in the parking lot of a shopping plaza.... police say he was acting irratically... his sister is the one who called police. the department said today-- the officer who shot olango-- did so one minute after arriving on scene. . two elementary school students and a teacher shot on the playground in south carolina... a teenager is in custody... police says the shooting spree started... after the teen shot and killed his father. fox's steve rappoport explains wha happened.... gunfire at an elementary school. ford says: "i received a call from my son's mother telling us they thought there was an active shooter in the school." ford says: "so of course my mind started running and i got here as fast as i could." around 1:45 p-m wednesday...poli

that anthem that became popular for the black lives matter movement after the shooting death of mike brown. here tonight in the streets of charlotte though it is very calm, something that was addressed by a public defender here in charlotte a short time ago. >>> this protest right now is much better. the clergy is here, adults are here, black and white. there's been not one incident of violence so far. yeah, the national guard is here, but they're nowhere around us at the moment. state highway patrol are here. state of emergency we've been declared and look how peaceful this is. this is what happens when leaders show up. this is what happens when we come together as a nation. >> reporter: initially there were no reports of immediate injuries though police later did say that two of their officers had been sprayed with a chemical agent. they didn't really expand on any of those details. as far as that curfew is concerned, most of the demonstrators we saw dispersed on their own without police having to move in. natalie. >> much better situation there after -- this is the third day of this. we

even a black juror will sometimes say, yeah, mike brown did look dangerous. trayvon martin, they did look dangerous because we have this deep embedded fear. >> even if you're black? >> supremacy bleeds into our own consciousness. jurors will invoke the reasonable man standard if i was that cop on that dark alley, i would do the same thing, too. we didn't normalize an unhealthy anxiety of black folks. that's why sometimes black people get shot sometimes unarmed. >> one button on this on charlotte the case for and against. seeing that the -- people will take things different ways, if you don't have an incredibly flagrant situation. either somebody is holding their hands up like this saying, please, don't shoot me. don't shoot me. i'm unarmed. it's rare that you get something that is so cut and dry. >> right. >> do you give any deference to the idea that people with iltake th different ways and assumption of the facts and some independent review, which we don't know yet. we know the state is looking at it, but we don't know about there being truly outside review

we see what's happening in charlotte, we saw what happened in florida when mike brown has his hands up, we saw what happened to jameer rice in cleveland. when the community feel they cannot trust you then we have terrible things that happen in our communities. >> would that change the equation for you if there were pcp in the car and if that meant that somehow he was debilitated by having taken a drug somehow? >> alisyn, you look at that video and nothing in that video justifies them using excessive lethal force on him. if we are going to start declaring the death sentence to anybody that has drugs in their system, well, they are going to go to a lot of communities not just our community and god help america. >> tiffany, you and your brother, you are twins, you just celebrated your 40th birthday is month ago. on that day he told you that he was looking forward to the future and what his plans were. >> yes, he told me that he was excited about the future, excited about starting school. i have a final text message, the very last one, where he told me that he loved me. i told him that i l

drew soicher, rod mackey, mike and john brown covering the victory over the cincinnati bengals. trevor siemian seems completely disinterested in being a place holder until lynch is ready, he might be the quarterback for a was -- lynch, the over and under was he get it is first start after the by, and he'd start week 11. if you put odds on it -- >> i had it much earlier than that. >> that was the over and under i said. now it's some time next year. start of the 2017 season. trevor siemian is the quarterback of this team until it ends. >> i'll up mine. you guys all mocked me because i said throughout the season i'm taking it up another i'm saying never. i'm all on the trevor band wagon. i see eventually they tried the rookie away. >> trade paxton lynch? >> not now! >> okay the way he played today, are you going to bench this guy? he's got to be out played by paxton lynch, and the way he gets better every single game, happen. >> okay, pump the brakes a little. after four games, they'll have a chance to watch all four of his games, teams will have a chance, and find his weaknesses,

carson wentz era has begun, i'm ducis rodgers and impressive 29-10 open season victory over the browns mike you a believer? >> is he a real deal after one game against the cleveland browns and sure looked like it ducis rodgers and did not expect the play especially on the first drive. he was showing off a little before the game on on the field when they were ready to take the field and throwing passes and high 5ing with doug peterson and thought that it would hurt him and came out and did a couple things and the first drive he had a hard count that drove the opponent off side and had a kill call very audible into another play. >> the other coach. >> never would have seen it with carson wentz, he was really poisoned today. >> could you have scripted a better opening game for the rook rookie? >> cleveland browns made it easy and not score a lot of points to necessitate a game plan that may have been more complex. i think it was like milking a cow by hand and easy and drips and the drives and things like that and get the kid off and didn't use the center in the first half and went all outside

he watched mike and the browns beach archie manning and the saints on a soggy since at municipal stadium. >> my sister was in the marching band. these why we -- that's why we went to the game. we >> reporter: and going and going and going. john is and one heck of a streak. and to put it in perspective, he hasn't missed a browns home game in 40 years. >> back in the day it was everything. when they lost your week was done. you lived and died with every >> reporter: john shares his passion for the browns with his family, going to games with his wife of 30 years and their two daughters. the devoted husband, father and fan always finds a way to get to the game. even that one time in 1987 when his streak nearly ended. >> my daughter was born in september. but lookly it was -- luckily it was on a thursday. >> so you were able to come to the game? >> at love people my age think he is crazy. they were never around for the good stuff. they are like why would he do that? i think it is a great accomplishment. i'm so proud. he is an awesome guy. it shows his dedication. >> what do you think you'll b

mike weber, 67 of the yards. noah brown with three catches. 62 yards and three touchdowns. he has been sensational so far. >> gus: ohio state won the toss in the first half. they will get the football to start the second half. offense? >> joel: well, this is the hard part. you heard them talk about it another halftime. use have to be okay with blitzing the quarterback. coach was right, they blitzed the safety ahmad thomas and got a sack. another point jordan evans the linebacker hits j.t. barrett and forces the ball out of his hand early and it's incomplete down the sideline. just sitting there going toe to toe is not working. look for mike stoops and the coordinator to get aggressive with the play-calling. camp camp camp.

. >>> 9news continues next with >>> this is [ music ] brew s, rod mackey, mike klis and chad brown. broncos won the rematch and trevor simian played well enough for everybody to relax about the quarterback situation. >> i was a big fan of the guy -- >> great -- >> he did. one mistake. i thought for a guy making his first start i was impressed. i was. [ talking at the same time ] >> the one thing i think it did, i got asked all week how short is the leash going to be, i think we saw down 17-7 and they didn't pull him. he was rewarded with staying with him. no one is going to look for him minneapolis. i think he will be their quarterback to the bye now at least. that is my over and under. >> wow! >> i am going all season already. >> really? >> not going to be a quick, you know, quick -- >> one week doesn't make an nfl season. while it was a great start, there is lots of football to be played. teams will figure out what he does well, what he doesn't do well. i think you are yourself. they will be burning the midnight oil to figure out how to stop him and someone will succeed. >> bronco

but as mike brown think of that. this will put u.s. interests with a bull's-eye on it.ink of that? >> there are protections built-in. we already have a program which allows that we agree and advance with the guidelines are going to be if we allow those troops in the country is. one of the reasons the president said he took troops out of iraq was because we did not have an agreement by the colic would respond where troops were accused of any problems within their cntou. that already is a possibility but we are to have protections placed in those areas where the troops are stationed today. neil: they are going to send more troops to the region regardless of this measure. are they any more danger than they would've been? >> we don't believe so. that is one of the reasons why a group of us, a very large group of us signed a letter to the sponsors of the legislation saying that if we do see problems developing we will not be afraid to step in and we would ask for their assistance and not applying it if that be the case. we are prepared if there is a response that is not appr

killed in much the same fashion here with the bloodsoaked fields in the night of eddie lopez, and mike brown or trayvon martin, the nation is not a democracy, not a republic. this is the state of the union killing our children, war. [applause] >> that is the deal, everyone. matt sedillo. [applause] >> thank you, matt. the left forum would not be able to be here today if not for these folks at john jay. if you're going to bring up gerald markowitz, distinguished professor of history at criminal justice, you would see this doctrine in the university of wisconsin, since 1970. he has written extensively about how corporations have undermined the environment and the health of workers in their communities. [applause] >> great pleasure for me on behalf of students, faculty, and john jay college of criminal justice, and of course you know we are part of the great city university of new york. and who is here from the city university, alumni, students, faculty, way to go. and all of you know, we are on the midst of a war against higher education. this is a war we are engaged in, we are fighting back a

drew soicher, rod mackey, mike klis, and chad brown. rod's got a cold so right defensive end is a good position. following a victory over the colts that's seven victories in a row dating back to last season all seemingly by the same formula. >> if it ain't broke, don't fix it. get that ball, tell the offense the defense gets itis special in the fourth quarter today. >> the '85 bears, i'm going to have to go back and look at the '86 bears and study that. >> that would be interesting. >> the 2000 ravens, i've got to look at the 2001 ravens, because this broncos team has a chance to set a press department. they have a chance to become the greatest defense of all time the way they're going. it is stunning to me how good this defense is so far the year after their super bowl. that every team has. this broncos team certainly has that, and it is just that. it is a skill seat, certain belief and confidence on both sides of the ball that no matter what happens someone on this team will find a way to make a play. there's no panic on the sidelines

you can go to any of the cases, the mike brown case, the refusal to give the name of the officer thatled michael brown created and gal von nivanized p. when they with hold information from the public, that is what galvanizes the public anger. i don't know why that doesn't resonate with police departments. >> it does resonate with many police departments, which is why some of the things that could pop off end up not. i've said it a million times now. it's becoming more popular among police leaders to understand that compliance with the law always begins with trust in it and not fear of it but it has been a kind of fraternity that's been closed so we're seeing a culture shift. not just about they don't get it and don't they have televisions? i get it feels that way. it really is a shift in culture where folks are concerned for their own safety in terms of a backlash from other officers, union, mayor from that culture. so we're seeing a shift gradually. this is the way democracy works. it doesn't work quickly but i can say there are encouraging signs. folks get -- we got to do better and

drew soicher, rod mackey, mike klis and chad brown on the verge of a super bowl rematch to open the regular season. let's get right to it. option for now? >> why don't we go all of the above. i mean, i think that's what he is. time will tell if he is leggett, but he is the best option. that's why mark sanchez is now a dallas cowboy. that's why paxton lynch is watching. that's why they did bring a veteran backup in just in case to help these guys, because between the two of them, no one is throwing an nfl pass. but i think what we've seen so far is this guy is a best option. his teammates love rivera said, i can see why they went with him. >> in some ways he's just the bridge to paxton lynch. but in other ways, siemian, i think his accuracy is better than better than paxton lynch will ever be. i'm not sure paxton lynch will ever be as accurate as trevor siemian. he's more athletic, but siemian can throw with accuracy. >> he struggled in that role. >> there are not 32 starting quality quarterbacks in the nfl. so this guy is simply a bridge until paxton lynch is ready halfway through the seaso

brown will officially retire on october 22nd. he was in the national that killed five of his police officers. in a news conference yesterday, mayor mike rawlings thanked brown for his more than 30 years of service on the dallas police force. "david brown is a straightforwar d man, he's a man of integrity and of courage. he's a man that believes in the simple proposition, do what is right and treat everyone with respect. " the police department in 1983 because he wanted to fight the crack cocaine epidemic in his neighborhood. yesterday, brown challenged young people upset with the police to join the force to become part of the change. concerns over the zika virus are spreading in south florida. medical experts are trying to get ahead of the latest mosquito scare in miami. its here is a live look at . stay with kcrg-tv9. we asked u.s. cellular customers to show us all the beautiful places they get coverage with our strong signal. you posted from the seashore. you shared from your hike. you showed us this sunset. you posted from the farm. a lot of amazing places. ?? u.s. cellular put towers where the other guys don't. so join our network

he was drafted by the browns in 1989. mike's dad went on to play for four different teams in the nfl. >> growing up i had big shoes to fill knowing i was his son and i've got to make a name for myself. long snapping is the way i can continue to play. >> i wanted to see for myself just how accurate mike is, sitting from 15 yards away, here we go. >> look at that, knocked it off my noggin. getting it done. >> like wanted to keep the trick shots going he issued a go. i wasn't afraid because i was a catcher in college so i was used to having baseballs fly at my head. f-15 yard football snap i was like let's do this. >>> we will see you tonight at >>> tonight, breaking news. shots fired at an elementary school. hitting children and a teacher, a suspect in custody. images now coming in from the scene. >>> the deadly police shooting. the aftermath live on facebook. the man's sister saying she told police he was unarmed. authorities say he was in a, quote, shooting in new york city. the new image from the fbi tonight, they now know who

mike weber, 67 of the yards. noah brown with three catches. 62 yards and three touchdowns. he has been sensational so far. >> gus: ohio state won the toss in the first half. they will get the football to start the second half. offense? >> joel: well, this is the hard part. you heard them talk about it another halftime. use have to be okay with blitzing the quarterback. coach was right, they blitzed the safety ahmad thomas and got a sack. another point jordan evans the linebacker hits j.t. barrett and forces the ball out of his hand early and it's incomplete down the sideline. just sitting there going toe to toe is not working. look for mike stoops and the coordinator to get aggressive with the play-calling. camp camp camp. >> gus: at his own goalline. sends it away. start of the second half from norman. the buckeyes will start from their own 25. let's check in with shannon spake. >> shannon: for bob stoops receivers and how they deal with the receivers fox sports 1 of the biggest concern -- one of the biggest receivers, and the biggest concern is the same side of the field.

mike weber, 67 of the yards. noah brown with three catches. 62 yards and three touchdowns. he has been sensational so far. >> gus: ohio state won the toss in the first half. they will get the football to start the second half. if you are oklahoma, how do offense? >> joel: well, this is the hard part. you heard them talk about it another halftime. use have to be okay with blitzing the quarterback. coach was right, they blitzed the safety ahmad thomas and got a sack. another point jordan evans the linebacker hits j.t. barrett and forces the ball out of his hand early and it's incomplete down the sideline. just sitting there going toe to toe is not working. look for mike stoops and the coordinator to get aggressive with the play-calling. camp camp camp. >> gus: at his own goalline. sends it away. start of the second half from norman. the buckeyes will start from their own 25. let's check in with shannon spake. >> shannon: for bob stoops receivers and how they deal with the receivers fox sports 1 of the biggest concern -- one of the biggest receivers, and the biggest concern is

great crowd today for the great cleveland sports hall of fame the former browns -- includes the coach mike bring sifting the water pipe there.ch congratulations to everyone. have great when as we send it back your way. >> time is for:29. keep it rate here and traffic updates every eight minutes.. but of the punishment people face in the case of goodness attention. >> updated on the getting rid o the tickete a certain area. and on top of it for the feds m

mike weber, 67 of the yards. noah brown with three catches. 62 yards and three touchdowns.has been sensational so far. >> gus: ohio state won the toss in the first half. they will get the football to start the second half. if you are oklahoma, how do you slow the guys down on offense? >> joel: well, this is the hard part. you heard them talk about it another halftime. use have to be okay with blitzing the quarterback. coach was right, they blitzed the safety ahmad thomas and got a sack. another point jordan evans the linebacker hits j.t. barrett and forces the ball out of his hand early and it's incomplete down the sideline. just sitting there going toe to toe is not working. look for mike stoops and the coordinator to get aggressive with the play-calling. camp camp camp. >> gus: at his own goalline. sends it away. start of the second half from norman. the buckeyes will start from their own 25. let's check in with shannon spake. >> shannon: for bob stoops he told us yesterday the receivers and how they deal with the receivers fox sports 1 of the biggest concern -- one of th

mike weber, 67 of the yards. noah brown with three catches. 62 yards and three touchdowns. he has been sensational so far. >> gus: ohio state won the toss in the first half. they will get the football to start the second half. if you are oklahoma, how do offense? >> joel: well, this is the hard part. you heard them talk about it another halftime. use have to be okay with blitzing the quarterback. coach was right, they blitzed the safety ahmad thomas and got a sack. another point jordan evans the linebacker hits j.t. barrett and forces the ball out of his hand early and it's incomplete down the sideline. just sitting there going toe to toe is not working. look for mike stoops and the coordinator to get aggressive with the play-calling. camp camp camp. >> gus: at his own goalline. sends it away. start of the second half from norman. the buckeyes will start from their own 25. let's check in with shannon spake. >> shannon: for bob stoops receivers and how they deal with the receivers fox sports 1 of the biggest concern -- one of the biggest receivers, and the biggest concern is

brown has not yet given a reason for stepping down although dallas mayor mike rawlings says brown hado city officers about leaving prior to july's shootings. >> in the wake of the tragic shootings of july 7th, when we lost four dallas police officers, and a dart officer the whole world learned what a special man leads our dallas police. >> now, under brown's tenure the department became a national model for its emphasis on community policing and officials say crime rates fell to historic lows. >>> the city of chicago, though, has suffered its worst month for gun violence in decades with 90 homicides, august was the windy city's deadliest month in 20 years. the increase of fatalities in the month of august alone is almost 50% compared to the same time last year. now year to date there have been over 2300 shootings this year, and 472 shooting victims. behind new york, and los angeles, chicago is the third largest u.s. city and has experienced more homicides this year than both new york and l.a. combined. >> betty, still ahead we continue to follow the breaking news from florida. the fir

mike weber, 67 of the yards. noah brown with three catches. 62 yards and three touchdowns. he has been sensational so far. >> gus: ohio state won the toss in the first half. they will get the football to start the second half. if you are oklahoma, how do you slow the guys down on offense? hard part. you heard them talk about it another halftime. use have to be okay with blitzing the quarterback. coach was right, they blitzed the safety ahmad thomas and got a sack. another point jordan evans the linebacker hits j.t. barrett and forces the ball out of his hand early and it's incomplete down the sideline. to toe is not working. look for mike stoops and the coordinator to get aggressive with the play-calling. camp camp camp. >> gus: at his own goalline. sends it away. start of the second half from norman. the buckeyes will start from their own 25. let's check in with shannon spake. >> shannon: for bob stoops he told us yesterday the receivers and how they deal sports 1 of the biggest concern -- one of the biggest receivers, and the biggest concern is the same side of the field.

mike matheny has sent up kolten wong to pinch-hit. probably see him tomorrow night against jeff samardzija. gregor blanco, just reinstated off the disabled list, working to left. trevor brown is in to catch the ninth. a fan has gotten loose in right centerfield. >> mike: i think we have two fans loose. >> greg: this was the niners game on monday night. nice open-field tackle. friday night. >> mike: full moon. bound to happen. looks like the guard may have got hurt. that guy is going to spend the night in jail. that's a rough night. it's unnecessary. security guard hurt his leg. foot. too bad. don't see that a lot at giants games. hardly ever. >> mike: yeah, it doesn't happen very often. that's a good thing. >> greg: matt reynolds back to work against kolten wong. pitch is high. two balls, one strike. kennelly jansen has gone in for the dodgers in the bottom of the ninth, in arizona. chris owens just tripled. brandon belt over at the railing will retire wong. one out in the ninth inning. >> mike: very nice. it was great when santiago casilla walked off the mound and everybody went over and embraced him. >> greg: tremendous outing. 1, 2, 3 eighth inning. sergio romo has gone

drew soicher, rod mackey, mike cliffs and chad brown joins us each of the 16 games counts the same in the standings, but it always seems like the first one counts more, doesn't it? >> we always hear players talking about it, and coaches too. it's a marathon. not a sprint. but this is the game you spend the most time preparing for. so for this particular game, you want to show that yes, the broncos are still the better of these two teams. >> i think the big thing with quarterback here. it was peyton manning for four years, and that was an electric four years. now trevor siemian, an unknown who is also going to be the transition to paxton lynch. >> this needs to get off to a good start, you're saying. >> there's going to be a lot of judgment passed on this one game. >> i understand the momentum. when you look at it, truth be told, it's not as important as other games. a, it's not in the it's not a divisional afc game. truth be told, it's not as big as the other games. >> oh, stop ruining all the fun. carolina panthers quarterback cam newton insists this is not a super bowl rematch, and

mike weber, 67 of the yards. noah brown with three catches. 62 yards and three touchdowns. he has been sensational so far. >> gus: ohio state won the toss in the first half. they will get the football to start the second half. if you are oklahoma, how do offense? >> joel: well, this is the hard part. you heard them talk about it another halftime. use have to be okay with blitzing the quarterback. coach was right, they blitzed the safety ahmad thomas and got a sack. another point jordan evans the linebacker hits j.t. barrett and forces the ball out of his hand early and it's incomplete down the sideline. just sitting there going toe to toe is not working. look for mike stoops and the coordinator to get aggressive with the play-calling. camp camp camp. >> gus: at his own goalline. sends it away. start of the second half from norman. the buckeyes will start from their own 25. let's check in with shannon spake. >> shannon: for bob stoops receivers and how they deal with the receivers fox sports 1 of the biggest concern -- one of the biggest receivers, and the biggest concern is

>> brown's 28 phillies 14. >> i like that. mike your ck indians will sweep the twins. >>> when we are done i signed the door along with my crew directors mike and mark we know for ever a part of his fan cave. me about your fan cave you could be my next brown's expert and if you go to the link you'll see my pick for sunday. >> that was very optimistic. >>> coming up in his ways to save. good morning matt. >> good morning radio goddess. >> i love that. >>> the most beautiful voice of the airway. >>> today we make sure the area breathe and posture you have in optimized. i have a deal like you will not believe to help your back pain >>> today we are going to help eliminate snoring and neck pain but also have something that you reached out to matt a year ago and got no response? >> in case you guys don't know matt granite is a big deal in cleveland radio. and i tweeted matt and said come on wg are in the heart of our show and -- >> i'm on with wills ways to save and also someone who looks like this context me. i was playing hard to get.

carlos santana was number 30 joining mike napoli and the indians winning ten-seven the browns travel to and the coach jackson here it will be underway and the season beginningg a good chance for isaiah crowell well to make his mark as a running backncor for team they will no doubt, give him the ball, coach jackson has this to say. >> absolutely, only 1,000? why not more, i think so, i think he's done some good thing he's very talented player just got to get rhythm and play the way that we know that we can. >> ufc and downtown cleveland,, stipe miocic, who headlines, wa congratulations to the barberton, and tiger's you are the game of the week see you tonight at 11:00 o'clock extent highlightsre both on the show a online at fox 8.com and we welcome guest hostess jessica it is a beautiful sound, a breast cancer survivors are ringing in victory to mark the end of treatment, won't done at the bells she got the idea from a friend at johns hopkins and brought it tom uh seideman canc centers, fox 8 reporter melissa reid has more. the bells are ringing at university hospital as patients at h

mike weber. dickey performance of the game goes to -- >> joel: noah brown. who else? three for three in the first half. comes out. gets a fourth touchdown. his fourth target. got one other catch. that was the cream on top. >> gus: incredible. >> gus: drop the mic after that. >> joel: that's right. >> gus: weber. he floats to the first down. there is noah. most noahs have two of everything. he has four tonight! four touchdowns. >> joel: they didn't have an answer in the one-on-one situations. oklahoma tends to live by the man coverage and die by the man coverage. tonight, noah brown was just better in those sua the 50/50 situations. oklahoma doesn't have an interception yet in their secondary. and ohio state has been winning those 50/50 situations with their defense. we haven't seen it with the sooners yet. >> gus: weber. first down, ohio state. here is what is so impressive to me. >> joel: when urban meyer first came to ohio state and the big ten, there were many

harmononth june and the rotation but he's been skipped after a rough month, mike clevinger will get the call tonight periodke the browns prepping for the season opener in philadelphia. they made roster moves this weekend to get down to the 53 limitt trading justin gilbert to the steelers, they will go into the season with 17 rookies on the roster including four first-year wide receivers, hue jackson says he knows the team is young and it'she up to the coaching staff to get them read .or the regular season some guys, who were good players, but at the same time w these guys have shown the ability tha they can playay and we made a decision to keep them and our job is coachingm. >> the browns learned today tha carson wentz will be starting under center for the eagles sunday, he was selected after making a trade with the browns during the draft beerer and wine country, napa valley, the grape harvest getting underway, despite the drought they say that makes the fruit sweeterpe season affecting the flavor of the grapes each year creating subtle differences. they say about the real key is to taste the wine before you buy. >> s

brown. >> doug: kizer stood tall on the back foot and delivered. third down converses, look for a kizer run. >> mike: so often, that first first down of the drive, the pressure is on. kizer, surveys. trying to take off. can't get away. brought down. williams, the redshirt freshman from chicago. biggest defensive play so far. forty and seven. 3:37 to go. going to take time-out here to make the decision. >> doug: there wasn't a lot there. i was looking downfield for a route. lo if kizer thought to talk off, he might have had a crease. but things closed up quickly. the coverage today looked solid. right off the line, maybe c.j. sanders has it quick. other than that, it was good conch on that play. >> mike: the spartan before the snap. chris frye went back to the middle of the field safety. they did a good job of keeping everything covered. time-outs left. 3:37. do you trust your defense enough to punt it away and hope you get the ball back? that's what ryan kelly is going to do, knowing a couple of first downs and you don't get back on the field. >> doug: if i'm kizer, i'm lobbying to go for it. i'm fe

brown. >> doug: kizer stood tall on the back foot and delivered. third down converses, look for a kizer run. >> mike: so often, that first first down of the drive, the hardest one to get when the pressure is on. trying to take off. can't get away. brought down. williams, the redshirt freshman from chicago. biggest defensive play so far. forty and seven. 3:37 to go. going to take time-out here to make the decision. >> doug: there wasn't a lot there. i was looking downfield for a route. looked if kizer thought to talk off, he might have had a crease. but things closed up quickly. the coverage today looked solid. right off the line, maybe c.j. sanders has it quick. other than that, it was good conch on that play. >> mike: the spartan before the snap. chris frye went back to the middle of the field safety. they did a good job of keeping everything covered. 3:37. do you trust your defense enough to punt it away and hope you get the ball back? that's what ryan kelly is going to do, knowing a couple of first downs and you don't get back on the field. >> doug: if i'm kizer, i'm lobbying to go for it. i'm fe

brown. >> doug: kizer stood tall on the back foot and delivered. third down converses, look for a kizer run. >> mike first down of the drive, the hardest one to get when the pressure is on. kizer, surveys. trying to take off. can't get away. brought down. williams, the redshirt freshman from chicago. biggest defensive play so far. forty and seven. 3:37 to go. going to take time-out here to make the decision. >> doug: there wasn't a lot there. i was looking downfield for a route. looked like good coverage. if kizer thought to talk off, he might have had a crease. but things closed up quickly. the coverage today looked solid. right off the line, maybe c.j. sanders has it quick. other than that, it was good conch on that play. >> mike: the spartan before the snap. chris frye went back to the middle of the field safety. they did a good job of keeping everything covered. you're fourth and seven, two time-outs left. 3:37. do you trust your defense enough to punt it away and hope you get the ball back? that's what ryan kelly is going to do, knowing a couple of first downs and you don't get back on the fiel

brown. >> doug: kizer stood tall on the back foot and delivered. third down converses, look for a kizer run. >> mike: so often, that first pressure is on. kizer, surveys. trying to take off. can't get away. brought down. williams, the redshirt freshman from chicago. biggest defensive play so far. forty and seven. 3:37 to go. going to take time-out here to make the decision. >> doug: there wasn't a lot there. i was looking downfield for a route. if kizer thought to talk off, he might have had a crease. but things closed up quickly. the coverage today looked solid. right off the line, maybe c.j. sanders has it quick. other than that, it was good conch on that play. >> mike: the spartan before the snap. chris frye went back to the middle of the field safety. they did a good job of keeping time-outs left. 3:37. do you trust your defense enough to punt it away and hope you get the ball back? that's what ryan kelly is going to do, knowing a couple of first downs and you don't get back on the field. >> doug: if i'm kizer, i'm lobbying to go for it. i'm feeling good right now. we've been moving the football

brown. >> doug: kizer stood tall on the back foot and delivered. third down converses, look for a kizer run. >> mike: so often, that first first down of the drive, the trying to take off. can't get away. brought down. williams, the redshirt freshman from chicago. biggest defensive play so far. forty and seven. 3:37 to go. going to take time-out here to make the decision. >> doug: there wasn't a lot there. i was looking downfield for a route. looked if kizer thought to talk off, he might have had a crease. but things closed up quickly. the coverage today looked solid. right off the line, maybe c.j. sanders has it quick. other than that, it was good conch on that play. >> mike: the spartan before the snap. chris frye went back to the middle of the field safety. they did a good job of keeping everything covered. time-outs left. 3:37. do you trust your defense enough to punt it away and hope you get the ball back? that's what ryan kelly is going to do, knowing a couple of first downs and you don't get back on the field. >> doug: if i'm kizer, i'm lobbying to go for it. i'm feeling good right now. we've

in the first quarter get his second touchdown of the game the browns led to my does zero after one quarter the ravens did not go away mike wallace got his second touchdown of the game and the third quarter a 17-yard pass way vince within one the browns trying to at a late touchdown to seal the win against baltimore but to rope fire it was fried for leads cleveland with a 25-20 when john has more. the browns road 20-0 and allow the visitors to run off 25 straight points. special teams is awesome. is very comfortable and confident in his game. he's able to mature mentor do it and make a lot of place. you really do see a team get blown out. there always good keep fighting the fighting the moment as good a switch and we have to build to keep the foot on the gas and the second half find a way to finish games. other get any easier for the browns. starting with a date in miami next week. fox 8 news first energy stadium. mccown the browns could be starting a different quarterback for the third time in as many weeks against miami dolphins roughed up by the ravens defense he left they game with a shoulder injury and later returned

>> a cup mike wants to keep the trick shots going and issued a challenge to other long snappers to come up with a trick shot that will top anything he's seen. >>> coming up later today, browns count down. your host andy baskin. >> thank you. that's great. mike is definitely our favorite long snapper anywhere for sure. >>> coming up, someone in our area is going to get a one in three shot of becoming a multimillionaire today. could where the creepy sight ing happened. the latest sighting ahead. >> you're watching good morning cleveland. look at those roadways. the bridge is open up to traffic. we've been waiting a long time. good morning cleveland returns right after >>> live, always investigating, always on your side, news channel 5 starts now. >>> just about 8:30 on your half hour with a beautiful live look outside from our tower cam. blue skies hanging over downtown cleveland. the second of two great days in your weekend on tap. welcome back to this sunday edition of good morning cleveland. i'm nick foley. >>> we have several developing stories, including the much anticipated opening of the george v bridge today. meg shaw is live with that. >>> first a check on the foreca

the rotation but he is skippededto after a rough month august, mike clevinger and the tribe bullpen will get the call tonightnh, the browns wrote bac on the field prepping for sunda in philadelphia they made roste moves to get down to 53 including trading cb justin gilbert to the steelers browns will also go into the season with 17 rookies on the roster including for first-year wide receivers period head coach hue jackson says it is the team is young and up to the coaching staff to get them ready for the season. >> that some guys who were good players but the same timeme we dropped in for a reason and these guys are shown the abilit on the practice field or games that they can playon and we mad the decision to keep them and our job is coaching. >> the browns will face rookie quarterback carson wentz in wee incumbent starter sam bradford the vikings are free of the starter job, he suffered a hairline rib fracture during th team first preseason play the rest of the season, the eagles picked up carson wentz after making a deal with the browns, and buckeyes quarterback j.t. barrett is the big ten offensiv player of the week ,

mike pharyncough is a former chairman of the republican national committee. janet brown is the executive director. the board members of the cpd: howard buffet, son of warren buffet. former senator john danforth of missouri, a republican. mitch daniels former governor of indiana and current president of purdue university. charley gibson, former anchor of abc news. john griffin, the managing director of alan and company. jane harmon former congress woman from california and director of the woodrow center. antonio hernandez the president and ceo of the california community foundation. the president of notre dame. jim lair. former executive anchor of news hour. newton, a senior counsel at sydney austin and former head of the fcc under john f kennedy. and dorthy writing, former president of the league of women voters. olympia snow. and former president of princeton university. that is the board that makes up the commission on presidential debates. now the minneapolis star tribune has a secret history of the commission and did it sin graphic novel form. if you go to the startr

run in browns history and the longest by nfl player verse the ravens, corey coleman gets a second touchdown of the gameme the related twte nothing after one quarter of th ravens did not go away, mike wallace got his second touchdow of the game with a 70-yard pass from joe flacco, the ravens of the one the browns tried to add a late touchdown dr. alpiner w flagged for a very questionable taunting penalty, josh mccown , with an interception and baltimore scoring 25 unanswered john telich as more. >> many point.to the huron penalty as pivotal, based the facts they were up 20 to nothin and allowed the visitors to hav 25 straight unanswered points.t it was going to keep fighting the lamentable switch you got to keep your foot on the gasgh and find a way to finish games. >> the next two weeks, will be the road with miami next week, john telich fox 8 news and firs energy stadium. >> dependent on the outcome of josh mccown's x-ray and mri third time in three weeks against miami he was roughed up on sunday left the game with a shoulder injury finish the game 20 of 33l with two touchdowns a two interceptions with a rating of 80.4 he did receive x-rays after the game. >> it is disappointing,

male, of thin medium build with a scruffy beard and brown here last seen driving a black pickup truck with skulls on the written on the back window. mike alexander is a father living here and like many he is looking. >> i drove around the neighborhood looking for a pickup truck with skulls on it. i would have called the police had i found him. i found nothing. >>reporter: for months, the f by -- bia has been investigating a string of assaults across greater cleveland. i asked a spokesperson weather she thought this could be >>> a family fight turns deadly at rocky river. we learn what killed in east side high school football player. to stories in tonight's 70 in tonight's 72nd stories. >>> a father charged with murders after police say he shot his daughter inside there home. to month -- jamaal months or -- jamal t. arrested.>>> blunt impact killed andre jackson. he was playing in a game when he was hit, the corners report said the cause of death was a tear in the intestine. he was released after being treated only to die the next day. the hospital is conducting a review. >>> a second woman has died after being struck at a concert. nanc

brown. >> doug: kizer stood tall on the back foot and delivered. third down converses, look for a kizer run. >> mike: so often, that first pressure is on. kizer, surveys. trying to take off. can't get away. brought down. williams, the redshirt freshman from chicago. biggest defensive play so far. forty and seven. 3:37 to go. going to take time-out here to make the decision. >> doug: there wasn't a lot there. i was looking downfield for a route. if kizer thought to talk off, he might have had a crease. but things closed up quickly. the coverage today looked solid. right off the line, maybe c.j. sanders has it quick. other than that, it was good conch on that play. >> mike: the spartan before the snap. chris frye went back to the middle of the field safety. they did a good job of keeping time-outs left. 3:37. do you trust your defense enough to punt it away and hope you get the ball back? that's what ryan kelly is going to do, knowing a couple of first downs and you don't get back on the field. >> doug: if i'm kizer, i'm lobbying to go for it. i'm feeling good right now. we've been moving the football