keith wenning with the hand-off, terrell watson, ran into mike harris, and then a bunch of giants come over and drag him down at the 29-yard line. carl, we'll take another look at the pass play to derrick johnson. >> carl: right on the back line. that looked like it was contended, but it appeared he had both hands on it. >> bob: one of those where you need to be stronger to the ball? >> carl: stronger hands. here it is. goes up, yeah hits his hands first. >> bob: so a wasted opportunity for derrick johnson, trying to make the play late on that fourth and 10. second and one. wenning is going to hand it off on the left side to watson and that will be the final play of the ballgame. cincinnati got off to a fast start. they scored on each of their first two possessions, andy dalton threw a touchdown pass to mohamed sanu on cincinnati's first offensive possession. and the bengals never looked back. tom coughlin, marvin lewis really good week here in cincinnati with the dual practices on tuesday and wednesday, and then preseason game, eli manning played into the second quarter, giants could

in an exclusive interview, tony harris sat down with brown's mother. >> they shot mike.n i got there, i saw a hump in the street. with a sheet on it. and for probably the next 72 hours, i felt like -- i said i never moved, but i know i did. but i can't -- i don't know. i can't remember. >> what do you think when i mention the name darren wilson? what comes to mind? >> the devil. that comes to mind. evil. you know, it's -- he is somebody's son, so getting a peak into his life with his mother is something i would like to know. he hurt my child. he -- he hurt him bad. >> he may be someone's son, but he doesn't think much of your son, even to this day. >> even to the day. so how was he raised? >> there was a new interview. >> uh-huh. >> that i don't even think you are aware of, with darren wilson in the new yorker magazine. >> uh-huh. >> here is what he said. do i think about who he was as a person? not really. because it doesn't matter at this point. do i think he had the best upbringing? no. >> hum. >> not at all. take that in for a second. >> uh-huh. >> what do you think?

mike brown. >> a mother reflects on the fatal police shooting that ignites the country. tony harris last the interview. >>> and redefining parental leave for moms and dads. >> good evening i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. we begin with msf mh370 the malaysia airlines that vanished 15 months ago. investigators confirm that the debris that washed ashore last month from on reunion island is debris from mh370. john terret. >> unbelievably at this late hour in the day here it's what 11:00 p.m. eastern and we cannot say with absolute certainty that this wreckage comes from malaysia airways mh370. the reason for that is the french who have this incredible testing lab at toulouse where oddly enough is where airbuses are are made in france, that all they will say is it's evidence of possibly being from mh370. and they are scared stiff there may be a sin till scintilla of doubt. he said that this wreckage found on that island near madagascar is from mh370. 17 months after it vanished off radar screens the first piece of malaysia airlines mh370 has apparently been found. malaysia

harry's got no direction. except for down. styles fell hard last night after dragging the mike across stage and got caught. not the first time he hit the floor. take a look. ♪ nobody can drag me down >> ironically, new music video "drag me down" premiered last night at the space center, the first one d video without zane. the boys suited up training in real style. it remind us of another boy band video. maybe they want it that way. >>> zac efron. no time to get the party started. let's face it, ladies. all he has to do is take off his shirt. but fans crazy last night at his l.a. premiere. even with his shirt on. ashlyn cousteau has the story. >> zac, can you please sign this? can i get a picture? >> here's why we love zac. he's not signature or selfie stingy and truly a giver with his shirtless pose. >> i have to ask you about the picture that went viral with your hot brother. >> oh, yeah. >> everyone wants to know. >> dillon, he's like the cooler version of me. we live together. he works at warner bros, he's a producer. so while we were filming, that was just a picture of us at the beach. >> since they co

. >> i push you to read about the lives of tamir rice or akiah boyd or mike brown or tyrone harris or of the other people. the protesters are not playing victim. the protesters have been victims of police violence. you note this issue that like violence runs across a spectrum of communities and issues. and there are people working to end violence across a host of spaces. and we focus on this issue of police violence. if you and what you term, you talk about this idea of black on black violence. and, remember, that like we have to make sure we fix institutions that create the conditions that create tension in communities. with police violence, nobody is playing the victim. people have been victims. i push you to read ben carson and many other readers, read about the lives of tamir and akiah and others whoa have fallen victim to the police who should be with us today but the state has killed them. chris, you're next. >> caller: i was going to ask the same thing as the previous caller. however, i don't see anybody protesting in the streets for all the innocent people being slaughtered by

mike, a pleasure to have you. alan, harry, thank you so much here.nnot work off the boards here at the new york stock exchange. there was a frees in data that -- >> let me tell you what it is. okay. you stand right next to me and tell you off your iphone mr. apple. >>> i'm going to get to dan, the senior investment consultant at senior bank wealth management. he's got about $127 billion in assets under management and, dan, let's flip it over to the fixed income side which is what you really focus upon specifically. where are the real trades on a day like today on a week like this week. >> well, we think you want to stay with quality here, liz. it's a very different, volatile environment as you just mentioned. >> yeah. >> and we think if you stay with investment grade type of criteria, good issuers, good credits in the meeting space, corporate, those spreads have widened out dramatically, they've been thrown out with the bay water if you may. we think there are real opportunities especially in those two spaces here. >> you must be watching the federal

harry is going to michael. >> what you need to do you need to do the squeal you just did. awe -- >> that's all right. robert: now she's awake. mike: is it true . you say you heard that too ines? juliet: stripes, i'm hearing it is true. duet duet -- mike: where? robert: what's he doing? juliet: but he needs to stopping me. i'll be in london my next birthday. can't he just wait? come on. mike: boy. juliet: it is me -- robert: can't be totally disinterested he has to pursue you you a little bit. juliet: pushy. mike: delusional, table per two. 78 degrees. that's your temperature central park. 74 montauk, 6 8 degrees in monticello as well as sussex. dew points are higher talking about dew points upper 60s low 70s. 72 degree dew point for you in islip that's a really high number we're getting into the oppress i-range which you go to about 70 plus, and that's what we have for you not only today but probably for the next three days or so. our dew points are going to be in that range. partly cloudy mainly clear skies right now. high pressure is keeping it quiet but there's the warm front, cold front threatening us but not for a couple of

mike noller tweeted out these pictures. he was there meeting with harry reid for a fundraiser. a picture of the president's limo as it prepares to help them get back here. joe biden is that the memorial for the late congressman but with stokes. several members of congress in cleveland for the first african-american to be elected to congress from ohio. he's just 30 years before retiring in 2012. he tweeted of the picture of the congressman and his younger days. he died in july at 90 years old. now education experts and teachers talk about a gallup whole examining attitudes toward cold. professional development for teachers in demographic analysis . this is about one hour 15 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. good morning. can you guys hear me? sort of in i want to thank the government team, the partnership back 47had extends years and has resulted in the annual poll of the public attitude toward education, which in many ways, i have been in this job a couple of months and have always seen this as one of the best, impartial assessments of how people feel about schools. as i always

harris, obviously opposition to the iran nuclear deal remains very fierce. among the most vocal critics certainly has to be gop presidential candidate mike huckabee. >> this let'sran do their own inspections through their self-reporting. it's like letting a 10th grader grade his own algebra exams. >> reporter: congress will weigh on this in september. looks like the gop will have its way to go against the president. will they have the numbers to maintain a gop veto override? right now the white house feels that's not going to happen. a lot can happen between now and then and we'll be watching very carefully. for now back to you. >> the islamic state terror army built rape and sexual slavery of girls is in their game plan. now somebody else has a plan to set them free. that's special video of a young woman being reunited with her family after isis took >>> in case you missed it a story on the efforts of a jewish man helping save christians and girls from slavery. his group is working to save those women and children from the savages who rape and brutalize them. his critics say his efforts are helping terrorists. isis has kidnapped thousands of girls and forced t

mike, i am me the ic, i amgo -- the m o!ady to g charlie rose: and then, seven minutes in -- interview where he was waiting for questions. it was harrystanton. he did not know me or the show. i had watched a documentary on him. actor. rose: great guest: he had been through a lot of hollywood history. they could barely get him to talk. the arrogance of me, i was like, "i will get him." it was tough. he was doing a crossword and smoking. charlie rose: did he know it was tough? guest: i made the mistake where i felt that i had to somehow explain myself. i had a hard time and did not get through. -- get through. i did it and included the filmmaker of the documentary on the broadcast. people said to me that he sounds like a grandpa. what did you expect from him? charlie rose: i don't think clint eastwood would be different. guest: he isn't interesting and mysterious guy. interesting and mysterious guy. he said that he did not remember movies he was in. charlie rose: when he was at this table, he was smoking. guest: how did you do? charlie rose: i don't remember it being desperate. guest: better than may. -- me. charlie rose: thanks for jo

harry reid formally endorsing the agreement with tehran. he becomes the 27th senate democrat to support the deal. president obama needs to sustain a veto of disapproval. republicans strongly oppose the agreement. mike huckabee on fox news sunday criticizing the deal. >> it is balloon juice for the president to get data and pretend the deal is a good one. in part because this lets iran do their own inspections, do their self reporting. it's like letting a 10th grader grade their own exams or hillary clinton take care of their own server. both are nonsense in this deal is nonsense. transfer basco kruk is the former national security adviser for republican presidents. he supports the deal. nicole: let's take a look at oil continues to selloff. a bit part of the story trading under $40 a barrel. 6.5 year low. senior market analyst and also fox business contributor joins us live on the phone. what is interesting about oil below the $40 mark, how much lower can it go. the question when i talk to the traitors they still see the demand for oil. some seem less worried in some more worried and at least everybody wondered what to do. >> definitely below $40 a barrel about supply but also about concerned about

mike and alice bac -- alex back to you. >> no surprise here when it comes to firefighters they always help out other firefighters even when they are a world away. >> and that's the story quincy harriso telling if you. right now. hi, quincy. >> reporter: hey, guys. well, we're in collingdale and this guy here, he's from sierra leone and, you know, you're doing something, you know, as a firefighter, you are always giving of yourself. you're a volunteer here but tell people your story. you're from sierra leone. >> yeah, i was born and raised in sierra leone. i came to the united states in 2000 when i was 15 years old. i went back home for the first time last year and i saw the firefighters, those guys were sleeping on card boards they have nothing and they had problems when i called them back i would talk to my fire department and try to raise some old donated gear that we are not using so we could donate for those guys back in sierra leone and that's what we have been doing for the past year. >> reporter: you're about to raffle off your own car. he says i'm going to -- i'm going to give away my car because i want the firefighters in sierra leone to have this money for their fire depa