the broncos and patriots. nantz, fill simms, tracy wolfson with the patriots in front 43. "60 minutes" will be seen in its entirety immediately following this game except on the west coast. the range, picking up about ten. might be enough for the first. got a player down. nate irving. he's a valuable part of this denver defense he's clutching his right knee. >> phil: you said it. very good against the pass and the run, energetic, plays all out. no. 56. there he is. >> jim: harris' own teammate ran right in to that right knee. left side of your screen. you know in some ways it's surprising that that doesn't happen even more often. >> phil: most of the time that's how offensive linemen get hurt. somebody falls in the back of the leg from the other >> jim: it's denver line backing core that has gone good part of the way without danny trevathan an in sign linebacker. now here is nate irving going to be helped to the sideline. john fox is out there with him. wes welker, he was hit in the lower back in the third qua

jesper drake was the father-in-law of the newer patriot isaac sears. the patriots included sears and alexander mcdougall who invited case of tweet discussion of politics -- into a discussion of politics. when case back down, sears and his companions -- when case would not back down, sears and his companions nearly knocking down with noise. discuss thet's issues at hand going back to the stamp act of 1765. one of the members got impatient and said it could be put to death for supporting congress in the top traverse it -- controversy. the patrons of the tavern forced case to sit in a chair by the chimney corner. [laughter] sears called over a young slave of drake's and try to order him to sit in the corner as well saying case belonged in the company of slaves because he was a slave to the british empire, although the young man knew better than to comply with that. the company agreed to put case in coventry, meaning none would be available -- able to speak with him. anyone who spoke to him would have to treat the rest of the company to a drink. according

but the patriots have their own notions about how to maintain order. they set up a drinking game, and effect. if you talk to the tories, you had to buy the whole crowd alcohol. he used classify people according to his own notions of the social order, and nothing that loyalist, like slaves, where beneath the light company. or may notter may have generated into threats and violence, but that was the risk he took sometimes when mixing alcohol with knowledge experience i have written two books on the ways americans became politically mobilized prior to the revolution. anymore recent book, i focused on the boston tea party. drink became the focus of political protest in boston and elsewhere. not because the tea was dumb to the harbor but because it involved boycotts. before i got interested in the tea party, i was interested in alcoholic drinks in the way taverns were important sites for political action. i focused on new york city. unify andways to both become dis-unified in taverns. their disagreements often spilled into the newspapers, like this article

1950's was portrayed as a morally righteous nation and how virtue was seen as an integral part of patriotism. he lists the publication of the kinsey reports on male and female sexuality, the creation of "playboy," and the development of the birth control pill as factors that promoted a revolt against prevailing cultural norms. this class is a little under an hour. >> good afternoon. we have been talking about the cold war and the global dimension of fighting communism and its domestic dimension of promoting certain outlooks and certain values that were seen as indispensable in america's fight against communism in the world. so, as we discussed already, the cold war not only had a military component, but it had a moral component, a dimension where if you were to be seen in american society as an ardent cold warrior committed to the fight against communism, then you not only had to be a patriot, willing to do battle -- figuratively and theoretically -- against communism in the world, but you had to live by certain standards to prove your american loyalty and american patriotism. interestingly,

and of course it goes without saying there is a constant preaching and promotion of patriotic values and loyalty to america, because that goes very definitely to the issue of being loyal to the effort to fight the cold war, and proving that, you cannot be suspected of spying or being sympathetic to any communist ideology. postwar dreams were articulated, as you know, in magazines. that particular portrait of, i guess, a happy couple. we do not know how happy they may be. but it suggests the desirability of marriage, traditional roles, female wife, mother at home. and this was not only the time of increased marriage, but the time of the baby boom. this is a part of the world that america feels it is defending against godless communism, the world of stable families, traditional roles. in the 1940's, americans begin to marry at higher rates than before. marriage rates in the 1930's were lower and slower. hard times made it difficult for many young couples to even contemplate moving out on their own and starting a family. the economy was somewhat precarious in that regard. more americans

but one of those images showed a patriots jersey with a racist handle on the back.t actually said i hate the n word. now it was deleted. "we apologize for the regrettable tweet that went out from our account. our filtering system failed and we will be more vigilant in the future ". >> they're filtering system, somebody got fired, i'll bet. apology or not you got to admit the new england patriots are our fail of the week! >> a big fail. >> by the way if you're wondering how the eagles stand, you know, the patriots have a million followers on twitter. the eagles currently are getting close to 600,000. 575,000 followers on twitter. >> that's it? we got to follow the eagles. >>> come on. >> phillies actually have the most followers for a sports franchise here in philadelphia. they currently have over 880,000 followers. >>> that's good. all right. well, trending is not just lim limited to twitter youtube and facebook. a pod cast is actually one of the most talked about thing on the internet right now. have you heard of this kind of serious pod cast called serial. >> i ha

the patriots have now won six in a row and they go to 8-2.il next week, al michaels, cris collinsworth and michele tafoya and the entire gang saying good night from indianapolis. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. terrifying attack near the university of maryland. we'll tell you h student escaped. another teenager has been shot and killed in woodbridge. the fight that had neighbors running for cover. >>> and surprise drug inspections from airports to stadiums, the nfl teams who were stopped after sunday's big games. >>> and we want to begin tonight with the weather. storm team 4 is tracking more rain that's moving into our area and right behind it a serious blast of frigid air. let's get right to amelia segel. how is this going to affect the morning commute? >> chris, likely a slow go for the morning commute, especially during the later morning hours. rain tomorrow and then

the patriot act became the and thef extremism danger of overreach on the part of the government. so much so that when the u.s. congress, as compliant as they were, and acted the patriot act by an overall majority, even the u.s. congress two weeks after september 11 inserted into the patriot act a provision that says the power this law creates will expire in four years. the reason being that everyone recognized this was an incredibly radical piece of legislation and that nobody wanted this to become permanent as part of america's political landscape. it was justified only because the situation was so extreme. later, thears situation was no longer extreme and the idea was those powers could be curtailed and everything would return to normal. later, in 2005, the patriot act came up for renewal and it was renewed with almost no debate by a vote of 89-10, even in the face of abundant evidence powers had been abused. in 2009, the obama administration issued a statement saying they wanted the patriot act quickly renewed. the handful of senators said, maybe we should modify this a tiny b

the patriot act needs reform. particularly as it relates to the issues of personal privacy and the nsa. i think the congress has not done a great job in terms of oversight with the nsa. i think you have two different cases going to the court systems. when you talk about personal privacy, mark, one of the things i find ironic is that the deciding vote on obamacare, that has to be one of the most invasive federal laws in u.s. history. medical information, the most private information, is given to government bearcats -- bureaucrats. it is overseen by the irs paid when you are talking about personal privacy and laws, it is a little ironic, given that obamacare is one of the most invasive laws and u.s. history with regard to personal privacy, federal bureaucrats, and overseeing by two agencies. they don't have a good record with regard to proposal -- personal privacy. >> i wanted to focus on the patriot act. you did not answer the question. the patriot act comes in front of us as reauthorization. what's more amazing is

the patriot act needs reform. particularly as it relates to the issues of personal privacy and the nsa. i think the congress has not done a great job in terms of oversight with the nsa. i think you have two different cases going to the court systems. when you talk about personal privacy, mark, one of the things i find ironic is that the deciding vote on obamacare, that has to be one of the most invasive federal laws in u.s. history. information, the most private information, is given to government bearcats -- bureaucrats. it is overseen by the irs paid when you are talking about personal privacy and laws, it is a little ironic, given that obamacare is one of the most invasive laws and u.s. history with regard to personal privacy, federal bureaucrats, and overseeing by two agencies. they don't have a good record with regard to proposal -- personal privacy. >> i wanted to focus on the patriot act. you did not answer the question. act comes in front of us as reauthorization. some ofore amazing is the invasions of pri

this square is where wong first demonstrated against patriotic education. it is currently cordoned off. this is where the start of a new struggle for hong kong will begin. it's 9:00 a.m. at admiralty station, the closest station to parliament. secondary school juniors from all over hong kong have gathered here to take part in the rally. they wear yellow ribbons to show solidarity with pro-democracy activists. some schools have banned students from participating, while others have discouraged them from wearing the ribbons. mo than 1,500 students have shown up. it was their own decisn to participate and they have apparently obtained their parents' consent. >> the rally takes place over six hours from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. lectures by university professors and media personnel are held with breaks in between. at 7:00 p.m. very close to the pro-democracy rally, another mass rally is held by pro-beijing activists. >> in the square in front of parliament, matters take a serious turn around 10:00 p.m. pro-democracy secondary school seniors and university students

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after the patriots game, tom brady and the patriots crushed the broncos. you can see the flurries coming down. some parts of the state were hit with rain and gusty winds and a lot of hazardous conditions for drivers. an historic early snowfall in maine where the weather service says it is the first time ever that bangor has been hit with snow in double digits this early in november. the first minutes of november. this was the scene in columbia, south carolina. look at the snow there in the south. the same story in north carolina. this is the city of sparta where plows were out in full force clearing the roads. >> from trick-or-treat to get out your shovel just like that. >>> let's get an early look at the weather with jennifer gray. >> good morning. we are going to warm up across the east after a very cold weekend. sunny and warmer across the southeast and warm air will filter into the northeast as we go through the week. cooler air found around the rockies and the center part of the country is the warmest. atlanta is 65 degrees. 63 in d.c. dallas, 77 degr

patriots won 42-20.e on a six-game win streak. >>> now the green bay packers may be the only team as hot as the patriots right now. aaron rodgers making his case for mvp. just another walk in the park. three passing touchdown day. green bay scored early and often. up 30-6 before halftime, packers smoke the eagles 53-20. >>> the best defensive player in the nfl, texans j.j. watt does it all. check out the over the shoulder catch by watt for the touchdown against the browns. that's watt's second offensive touchdown this year. he played tight end in high school and his freshman year in college. texans go on to win. >>> and your outrage video of the morning from the saints and bengals game yesterday after a bengals touchdown, a ball meant for the woman in the bengals jersey in the front row gets intercepted by a saints fan. elbows in the face and then he wants no part of her begging. all did end well, she did get a replacement souvenir ball. christine, the saints fans were on her side. they were chanting giv

and the patriots go on to win, 43-21.r the broncos. >>> don't forget, "monday night football" tonight. it's andrew luck and the colts visiting eli manning and the giants. kickoff at 8:15 eastern. "monday night countdown" begins at 6:00. >>> up next in "the pulse" -- high wire act. a risky walk high above chicago's streets. >>> and mile high matrimony. the couple who desighed to get married while on a flight. looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. moisture without it hair falling flat? introducing dove oxygen moisture. it provides oxygen fused moisture. the moisture your hair needs with 95% more volume. dove oxygen moisture. lactaid® is 100% real milk? right. real milk. but it won't cause me discomfort. exactly, because it's milk without the lactose. and it tastes? it's real milk! come on, would i lie about this? [ female announcer ] lactaid. 100% real milk. no discomfort. >>> all right. time for us to check "the pulse" -- stories you'll be talking about today. starting with a de

he called this burning dumpster a live shot of the patriots' front office.er the patriots tweeted in remorse, we apologize for the regrettable tweet that went out from our account. our filters system failed and we'll be more vigilant in the future. today you're still shaking your heads and wondering, did the patriots really think nothing bad would happen with that auto-fill jersey thing? have they never been on twitter before? excellent question. you can join the conversation with fellow reiders on twitter, facebook, and msnbc.com. >>> now an yupdate on the fight against isis. it's suggested u.s.-led air strikes have failed to stop isis and militants are racking up a higher body count than ever before. in special report tonight richard engel interviews officials about the effectiveness of the strategy. here's a preview. >> until this past summer, until the advance of isis, i always believe the forces holding iraq together were stronger than the force s pulling it apart. >> was the u.s. military wrong to put so much confidence in the iraqi army as it was? >>

but i was raised very patriotic. love my country.you know, just want to do everything i can to support people out there fighting the good fight. >> with kid rock's support, dan and his team at operation finally home agreed to venture north to kidd rock's home state, michigan. >> first of all, welcome home. thank you for your service. on behalf of pulte homes, a great michigan based companies. and cowboys over here from texas, operation finally hope, and myself. you got a brand new home coming right across the street. fully furnished top to bottom. >> found the sergeant. it was great. the house is incredible. guys pounded every nail. laid, plumbing, electrical, roofing. hats off to all of them. the whole experience of surprising him just made you feel good. it moved him. moved me. everybody that was there. >> known for his ability to mobilize teams to build topnotch homes for troops, dan made a partner and fan in kid rock. >> they go into the community and ask everyone in that community to help out. let's get together. build the house

he was upset the patriots scored a touchdown in garbage play.arely play but you rarely have a player admit to having malicious intent and in an era of enhances sensitivity to player safety we'll have to see if the league takes action in targeting a player's niece and we'll keep an eye on the mri results of ryan mallet. played all game long with a pectoral muscle and if it's a serious injury he could be out for several weeks. >> again, the cowboys 31 and the giants 28. it was a good one in new jersey. al is back to wrap it up right after this. was just named motor trend's 2015 car of the year. so was the 100% electric e-golf, and the 45 highway mpg tdi clean diesel. and last but not least, the high performance gti. looks like we're gonna need a bigger podium. the volkswagen golf family. motor trend's 2015 "cars" of the year. this black friday, we're cooking up big doorbusters only at sears. starting 6pm, thanksgiving day through 1pm, friday. save 40% or more on kenmore hot buys. like this high efficiency kenmore laundry pair, just $799.98. and th

i was raised patriotic.oved my country and just want to do everything i can to support people out there fighting the good fight. >> with kid rock's support, dan and his team at operation finally home agreed to venture north to kid rock's home state, michigan. >> first of all, welcome home. thank you for your service. on behalf of pulte homes, these cowboys from texas, operation finally home and myself, you've got a brand-new home coming right across the street, fully furnished, top to bottom. >> found sergeant due mar and it was dwraegreat. it was incredible. the guys pounded every nail, laid the electrical and roofing and hats off to all of them. the whole experience of surprising him. it just made you feel good. i know it moved him. it moved me. and everybody that was there. >> known for his ability to mobilize teams to build top-notch homes for troops, he found he had made a partner and fan in kid rock. >> they go into a communities and they ask everyone in the community to help out. let's all get togethe

up next, football night in america followed by the patriots versus the colts.lt reporting from new york, for all of us here at nbc news, good night. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> tonight in indianapolis, "sunday night football" features a matchup of the two of the afc's best as the colts host the patriots. at present, andrew luck is actually on pace to narrowly top his predecessor peyton manning's nfl record for most passing yards in a single season. after beating manning and the broncos two weeks ago, bill belichick's patriots come in tonight looking to maintain their perch atop the afc.

up next, football night in america followed by the patriots versus the colts.lt reporting from new york, for all of us here at nbc news, good night. merry christmas! thanks but this gift, it's kind of half-fast. what's wrong? we still have cable internet, so our uploads are half the speed of our downloads. so i'll be half-fast when i share my photos. and i'll do a half-fast job updating my blog. wait, is everything under this tree half-fast? who wants eggnog? don't settle for half-fast cable internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch. uploads as fast as downloads. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> tonight in indianapolis, "sunday night football" features a matchup of the two of the afc's best as the colts host the patriots. at present, andrew luck is actually on pace to narrowly top his predecessor peyton manning's nfl record for most passing yards in a single season. after beating manning and the broncos two weeks ago, bill belichick's patriots come in tonight

they believe much has been won, a new president, new parliament, and a new patriotism. but so many lives have been lost and they expect for sacrifices to come. >>> russia is accusing the west of trying to topple its government by imposing sanctions over the crisis in ukraine. the measures are intended to damage russia's economy and cause public protests. >> as for the concept behind the use of coercive measures, the west is making sure it does not want to change the policy of the russian federation which is an illusion. they want to change the regime. no one denies this >>> in spain, thousands of antiabortion protesters have marched in madrid. they're angry the government has scrapped plans to tighten abortion legislation. in september they droppeded the proposal saying there was no consensus to change. >>> bolivia is one of the world's largest producers of cocoa, the plant used to make cocaine. >>reporter: she has farmed this idealic plot of land since she inherited it more than three decades ago. she's proud of her diverse crops, but it is this one concentrated on 1,6

the patriot act needs reform. and i believe it needs to take significant reform, particularly as it relates to the issues of personal privacy and the nsa. i think the congress has not done a great job in terms of oversight with the nsa. i think that what is positive now is you have two different cases going to the court systems. when you talk about personal privacy, mark, one of the things i find ironic is that the deciding vote on obamacare, that has to be one of the most invasive federal laws in u.s. history. where medical information, the most private information, is given to government bureaucrats. not just hhs, but it is overseen by the irs. so when you are talking about personal privacy and laws, it is a little ironic, given that obamacare is one of the most invasive laws in u.s. history with regard to personal privacy, federal bureaucrats, and overseeing by two agencies. that, to be quite frank, do not have a good record with regard to personal property. particularly irs. >> i wanted to focus on the patriot

>>darya: a shocking risk this slur treated by the new e going patriots. --new england patriots.ve a million dollars reach with a message and we will put it on his jersey somebody's stupid put what they put their and because it was an automatic thing went out and when the virus before they could take it down they apologize the festering system failed to catch that slur. >>mark: the world's most tallest man in the world's shortest man meet in person. take a live look here at the golden gate the sunshine is breaking out traffic tosspots in the world according to gary will return. female narrator: the mattress price wars are on the mattress price wars are on at sleep train. we challenged the manufacturers to offer even lower prices. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing. plus, free same-day delivery, set-up, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars are on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>

next from the patriots is bryan stork.ted most likely to spend the offseason angrily churning butter. [ laughter and applause ] finally from the colts, we have coby fleener. he was voted most likely to be all three "home improvement" kids mashed into one. [ laughter ] those are nfl superlatives. we have a great show. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my goodness, that's awesome. that is awesome. we have, that's robert kool bell, ronald bell and dennis thomas from legendary kool & the gang! [ cheers and applause ] sitting in with the roots tonight. kool & the gang, come on. >> what's happening? >> jimmy: we love you, man. >> all right. >> jimmy: we love you guys. >> thank you. >> jimmy: they will be honored with the legend award at the soul train awardsm, which airs on november 30th. here's their new album, "kool for the holidays." that's what i'm talking about. thanks so much for being here, i love you guys so much. this is so exciting. sounding good, man. [ app

host: is the patriot act about to expire? guest: most of the patriot act is permanent.hree provisions, for expiration in -- three provisions come up for expiration in june of next year. host: let's get to stephen. hello, ladies. thank you so much for allowing me this opportunity. i am a fairly outspoken man. i am 58 years old. i have been locking horns literally with the government since 1972. i was just a teenager then. the reason being, number one, they do not teach the dog gone constitution and our schools. even in montana, we do not allow the constitution in our schools. what is your, question for our guests? caller: i hope you will hold up with me just a little bit, please. host: stephen, we do not have a lot of time, i need you to get to your question for our guest. caller: what the deal is -- my peoplen is -- why cannot in america read the constitution and understand the sympathy of understandrid of -- the simplicity of it and get rid of the corporate socialism that has been in our country since the late 1930's? host: ok. laura murphy. guest: i do think there is

. >>> new england patriots are door damage control because of a tweet that was sent out. >> reporter:is afternoon. the kids are wearing the winter gear. i'll have the day-planner forecast and the current temperatures coming up next. chadsford. >> we have pictures of a comet. the philae sent back these pictures. the european space agency made history when philae become the first craft to touchdown on a speeding comet. >> reporter: why can't they name the comets like phil. >> there are only a limited number of names. >> reporter: that's good, because of to practice those one. let's go outside live to south philadelphia. this is the mid span of the platt bridge from 9:00 to 3:00 it is scheduled to be closed. remember when it closed before and we had accidents because people went around the barricades. don't do that. the cynwood line is back up and running. new jersey river line is running on a saturday schedule. >> reporter: the first flakes of the season came in yesterday, my twitter follower tweeted me these flakes on the top of the car. 37 degrees. 32 in allentown, 33 in reading and 3

he led the patriots to a 42-20 victory over the colts. >>> the cardinals continue to win.rterback drew stanton threw touchdown passes to michael floyd in their first two possessions. the team has won six in a row and have an nfl best 9-1 record. >>> check out this poor sportsmanship in new orleans after scoring bengals jermaine gresham tosses the ball to a fan in the stands. a saints fan makes the pick and keeps it, even after some begging on national television. that saints fan was no saint but this did have a happy ending. the saints organization gave the bengals fan another ball, even though they lost at home 27-10. >>> the chase for the sprint cup wrapped up yesterday in miami. kevin harvick won to capture his first sprint cup championship. chaos in the lawn. a european championship qualifier between croatia and italy was delayed because of a fan throwing flares on to the pitch. the game resumed about ten minutes later. it ended in a 1-1 draw. >>> to the ap college poll. florida state is back at number one after their 36-26 win over miami. they remain the only unbeaten

the patriots get a monster performance from reverse running back bray.ishes off the scoring with a highlight reel touchdown cash. new england romps over indianapolis 42-20 for their sixth great victory. meanwhile new england's main competition is stunned on the road. the denver broncos are upset by st. louis, 22-7. the loss sends the broncos to 7-3. >>> injuries don't seem to be derailing nfc's top teem. arizona's backup quarterback drew stanton with a touchdown. detroit holds the beld record in the league with 9-1. and aaron rodgers and the packers are on a roll. he throws three touchdown passes. the packers rub the eagles. >>> one persistent football fan got the souvenir. watch what happens when cincinnati scores a touchdown against new orleans, the saints. germane tries to flip the ball to a bengals fan in the front row but it's rustled away from the woman by the sanltss fan. with pleading she doesn't give up but she was given another ball by the saints' officials. so there. this is the "cbs morning news." now? hold on - this year, walmart's black fri

a new president, parliament and patriotism. so many lives have been lost, and they expect more sacrifices to come. >>> in egypt at least seven fighters have been killed and 67 arrested, after attacking security forces in north sinai. the clashes happened thursday and friday. the army destroyed more than 100 vehicles, and hideouts used by the fighters. hundreds have been killed in the attacks since the over flow of mohamed mursi last year. >> amateur video posted online shows the graves of 11 civilians killed in shelling. the victims are said to be mostly women and children from the same family. they died after homes in rafa were mistakenly schedule. >> al jazeera continues to demand the release of three journalists gaoled in egypt for 330 days. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed were gaoled on false charges of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. they are appealing against convictions. >> bolivia is one of the largest producers of coka, a drug used to make heroin. we look at a programme. >> reporter: this w

they believe much has been won - a new president, a new parliament, a new patriotism. so many lives have been lost. they expect more sacrifices to come. >>> polls are open in tunisia for the first presidential election since the revolution in 2011. voters have 22 candidates to choose from. but two front runners have emerged. ahead is 87-year-old beji caid essebsi. he is the chairman of the secular leader nidaa tounes party which won the object elections. second is the current interim president moncf marzouki, in power since the ousting of former president zine el abidine ben ali in 2011. nazanine moshiri joins me from tunis. a lot of people are waiting patiently to vote. this is a big moment for many tunisians. >> it is a big moment. i can show you that people have brought their children with them, too young to vote. as an example of what this moment means to the father, the family - you can see there's a mixture here. there is hope that young people will turn out in the election. most people we see here are older. i can speak to, despite your age, it's the first time

and if you want to say a patriotic responsibility to keep america safe, yeah.eople go off to war to keep us safe; people should... people should fight this crisis with the same sense of responsibility. >> kelly suter: these rooms are clean. >> logan: nurse kelly suter is one of a handful of americans working alongside colin bucks. >> suter: even though i know it's a reality that i could get sick, and that i could be one of them that doesn't survive, i'm okay with that because i'd rather be here helping than home and safe. >> logan: she's 29, from northern michigan, and will be here until the end of the year. what is it like to see it every day? >> suter: it can be difficult. there's good days and there's bad days. i mean, the first deathbed i experienced was a gentleman that, i mean, he came in critical, but i didn't expect him to pass away as suddenly as he did. in fact, i was in there bathing him and getting him dressed, and then all of a sudden i looked up and his eyes were really big, and he was obviously scared. and, you know, my instincts as an american n

brady added a pair of td passes and the patriots beat the colts, 42-20. to st.louis, sean hill making his return throwing for 220 yards including a 63-yard touchdown pass. the rams shock the bronco with a 22-7 victory. >>> to kansas city, chiefs running back jamaal charles rushed for 2 touchdowns. they stuffed the seahawks on third down three times. the chiefs get the win and a share of first place in the afc west. >>> off to arizona, drew stanton starting at quarterback against the lions. stanton connected with michael floyd for scores on the cardinals first two possessions. he threw for 306 yards helping arizona to improve to 9-1 after a 14-6 win. >> no respect. they are rodney dangerfield. >> so there are report this is morning of a surprise dea inspection of the nfl. drug agents are interviewing team doctors in several cities following a lawsuit by former players who say they offered illegal pain medication to keep them in the game. the searches targeted teams traveling across state lines to play. the 49ers, buccaneers and seahawks are all subject to the sea

but these brave patriots are fighting back. they are difference makers. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> in the heart of new hampshire lies the small town of keene, a pretty place, where the iron fist of authority has run amok. but help is on the way. meet the three keene squad. james cleveland-- a.k.a.-- >> i think it's fair to say that i'm the mastermind. >> "the mastermind." gator ian. >> i would identify myself as american. >> the afro-kid. chris cantwell. >> there is a 38-caliber revolver and, carry it on my hip. >> the enforcer. the three keene squad has a clear plan to free the people of keene. tell them, mastermind. >> free keene isn't necessarily about freeing people per se. it's-- ( laughter ) >> a powerful vision for a better tomorrow. we confronted jackbooted city councilor rapidy fillio for a response. >> free keene claims they're freeing keene from something. most of us that have lived here most of our lives really haven't figured that part out yet. and quite honestly, i don't think they've really figured it out yet

he would throw two more tds in the second half as the patriots win 43-21.olds the best record in the conference of 7-2. denver falls to 6-2. >>> and another quarterback record fell in pittsburgh. steelers' ben roethlisberger remains on fire throwing six t.d. passes for a second consecutive week. 12 touchdowns over a two-game stretch. he passed for 340 yards as pittsburgh beat the baltimore ravens. fighting 30-mile-an-hour winds he won with an unofficial time of 2:10.59. it's his third marathon win in over 13 months and country women was the women's winner and jimmie johnson won the nascar race but sunday's race ended in the bit of a blaul. jeff gordon spun out in the last lap after hitting a car driven by keselowski. he was very angry and confronted keselowski on pit row. punches were thrown with everyone in the middle. both drivers face fines. >>> what a mess. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," best-selling author michael connolly. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." (vo) theraflu breaks you free from your worst cold a

. >>> patriots and colts, a a big matchup between tom brady. the man of the night, jo naz gray. he rushed for 199 yards and 4 touchdowns men let the patriots to a victory over the colts. >>> cardinals continue to win. a 14-6 win over the lie yoonoli team has won six in a row and a 9-1 record. >>> check out this poor sportsmanship in new orleans. gres ham tossed the ball but a saints fan keeps it. even after some begging on national television that sabts fan was no sapt. it did have a happy ending. the saints gave her another ball. >>> the chase for the sprint cup wrapped up in miami. kevin harvick beat out ryan newman to capture his first championship. >>> chaos in mulan. . a qualifier was delayed because a fans throwing flares. players were cleared until the smoke gave up. the game remove r resumed and ended in a 1-1 draw. >>> the ap college poll, florida state is back at number one after their 36-26 win over miami. they remain the only unbeaten team. alabama moved up two spots to number 2. mississippi state dropped to 4. >>> let's get down to business with cnbc. >> good mornin