payton is able to have a little bit more a ton my in her education. she has control over her day-to-day activities. >> reporter: she'll run it off an ipad that syncs up with a robot. and her classmates can talk to her, like normal. >> what are you guys -- >> reporter: payton and her classmates got the hang of it rather quickly. >> payton's been so great on her end. >> reporter: yet there is still on a bit of a learning curve. >> try not to crash into the walls. >> reporter: like payton, it can handle a bump in the road. >> just move it around and hope that i have a good wi-fi signal. >> reporter: poolville has proved to be a special hot spot for payton and her family. she's the new kid in town. and the cancer, it just introduced itself a few months ago as well. a lot for a 10-year-old to handle. and then her mom learned of this robot. >> with cancer there is no time to make lengthy decisions. >> reporter: it cost about $3,000 and payton's new friends came up with the money. >> it's technology. what 10-year-old does not love technology? >> reporter: th

payton even more so.o learn more about the robot, open up the nbc washington app. >>> a news 4 iteam discovered one neighborhood tow yard that some call scary. >> reporter: it sounds like a scene from a horror movie. walking down a pitch plaque road, near train tracks. surrounded by warning signs and barbed wire. some drivers got towed ended up here, cash in hand, to retrieve their cars. alone and scared. at least five companies have lots on this stretch of paramount drive in rockville. and our cameras rolled as trucks arrived with towed vehicles into the night. >> i thought it was the wrong address. >> reporter: and as derrick tried to get his car back. >> i'm a 200 pound man and my uber driver did not leave safe leaving me. >> reporter: we brought our nigs vision camera to give you a sense of what this place is like. if you were towed here, this is how you would find it, this is how it would look without the benefit of night vision cameras. firing up the high beams is the only way to get a sense of the

my mom made it up. >> payton's awesome virtual self, when payton heads to sloan ke kettering hospital to get treatment for cancer. she'll be gone for five week, but not really. >> because of pavs, payton will virtually go to class and socialize with her friends, travel the halls with the help of the segway-type device from double robotics. >> they see the robot in the hallway. that's payton, she's here and with us and she's with the rest of them. >> the benefit has been huge. payton has had autonomy in her education and she has control whereas cancer takes that away and isolates her. >> payton will run pavs that syncs up through an app and she can see and hear and her classmates can talk to her like normal. >> so what are you guys doing? >> being the techno generation, payton and her classmates got the hang of it rather quickly. >> payton's been so great on her end. it's been pretty seamless. >> there's been a learning curve. >> try not to crash into the walls, but like payton, pavs can handle a bump in the road. >> i move it around and hope that i have a good wi-fi signal. >> reporte

no payton manning. it's major positive but also a challenge in prepping for the unknown and that is what the pats are up against. making just the second start in his four year career here tonight. >> took good care of the ball last week. most of the play time is -- a ton of snaps but -- he is obviously a smart guy and has good command of the line of scrimmage. >> you can tell he has a good grasp of what they want to do offensively as far as getting the ball to the right guy. so you can see that. he looks like he has complete control of the offense. >> now tom brady played a ton of cold weather games. but i don't know if he has played day 'n a really cold game. chicago was somewhat mild last year. he played college in arizona state so maybe the broncos could be at a bit of a disadvantage. much more coming up live but for now back to you. our all-pro fred and superbowl 25 champion steve over the last three games the patriots have lost -- players. is this patriot's offense approaching its breaking point. >

payton just moved to that area from new jersey. her friends chipped in to help pay for this technology. payton will be here in new york for about five weeks. we certainly hope and pray her treatment goes well. >> fantastic. >> what a great thing that her classmates were able to chip in and pay for this. >> and she can still feel part of the school community because she will be. >> we can tell payton, the robotics, she shouldn't be worried. we have them and crash them all the time. >> it's going to be great. >>> up next, what it takes for darlene to become one of nasa's newest ras -- astronauts. >>> don't forget, follow us on facebook and twitter, michaelg4ny, darlene4ny. you're watching "today in new >>> welcome back. do you think you have the right stuff? >> if you do, we may know of a job just for you. starting december 14th, nasa will accept applications for the next generation of astronauts. they want people with a college degree in math, science, or engineering. here's the tougher requirement. you also have to have experience

the broncos are payton manning team. new england will be facing a new quarterback on the field. >> reporter: back in boston and welcome to sports authority field at mile high here in denver. injuries a key to the game tonight on both sides of the ball. danny a mandola out for the pats pats. jamie collins also going to be linebacker. that's the 4th straight game he's missed. going to miss his second straight game. and he's got a low to midroster to get the ball to on offense. >> there's nobody that has more respect for payton than me outside his parents and brothers and if anybody can appreciate what he's accomplished its me. >> reporter: not the patriots oswiler. >> there won't be a difference this week as far as the load and what we do. >> you can tell he has a good grasp of what they want to do offensively. getting the ball to the right guy. you can see that in -- he looks like he has complete control of the offense. >> reporter: oswiler presents a the challenge in belly check's defense comes with a reputation. >> and

moss, payton harmsen and head coach tammi verbeek's daughter ashtyn receive all tournament honors!1:39 tammi veerbeek, western christian head coach"it's an amazing feeling. those teams before that fell short, this is for them. they ran into a juggernaut at dike new hartford last four years but those teams were just as good as this team. so we're winning it for all of them. we're a wolfpack family so this state championship goes out to them and these girls that are on this team they just showed heart. and character, and they wanted it and it feels great. 2:03 kaira moss, western christian senior hitterit was hard work, definitely hard work. and sumner is an amazing team they did really well. we were just a really good family this year. we really had to believe in ourselves. like we had to put it on ourselves to believe we could actually do it. 2:16 jacie van schepen western christian senior setter when we came into the locker room we were actually all crying from joy and from happiness. and i know last year we came in and we probably were crying the same obviously from sadness. but

payton can control it from her hospital bed.e can virtually be in class, the cafeteria, or at recess with her friends. >> what 10-year-old does not love technology? >> the robot cost $3,000 and her classmates came up with the money for the ipad. >> pretty impressive. >> i love it when they find a way to support someone battling cancer. part of it is you're away from your regular routine. good for her and good luck to payton. >> absolutely. 5:51. time right now. >> everybody would like a little bit more fun. good will uk to her. >> if i could just figure out how to work them. >> a whole different story. >> we're not going get into the ages but i think we need to drop out. >>> a mild start to your thursday. it's a whole lot of things but certainly not cold. 59 at the national airport. our average high is 62. we're already within 3 degrees of that. a lot of clouds and fog this morning. mist and drizzle making for a very wet start to the day. if you can't find the umbrella. you might get away with it. but if you're on rain shower wa

payton walker led the hillsboro-deering girls soccer team to its first ever undefeated regular season and a number one ranking in the playoffs. unfortunately for the hillcats, they were upset in the semifinals on tuesday night. payton did not lead the team in goals or assists, but instead was the player the team relied on to create. the 17-year-old senior captain was the catalyst for a very explosive offense. she plans to play soccer year-round for seacoast united and plans to play in college. >> i think the bond between us is so strong this year because we late with each other since middle school. there' s no drama and that' s what really makes us strong this year. jamie: good luck to her. this time tomorrow night will be doing playoff previews. a lot of football to talk as we get ready for a huge saturday, 12 playoff games in football tom: still to come on newsnine tonight. nasa has learned more about the history of mars. shelley: the powerful port -- force that changes atmosphere and my that cannot happen here. dunkin's new sweet black pepper bacon sandwich, you've been waiting for

payton can control it from her hospital bed. that allows her to be in class, in the cafeteria or at recess with her friends at the elementary. she calls the pavs, the acronym for payton's awesome virtual self. >> it's technology. aat 10-year-old does not love >> the rbo csts $ pton's classmates came up with the money to pay for it. >> new develments about a controversial birth control device called essure that was the focus of an i-team investigation and pushing the food and drug administration to revoke its approval for the device and remove it from the market. he was joined by women who said they've been harmed by the permanent birth control product. the fda has gotten thousands of complaints since it was approved in 2002. >> our civi rights have been stripped away by the fda's approval of this dangerous device. it wiallow those harmed by essew the side effects include severenausea, headaches and blood clots. it does not comment on proposed legislation. it's committed to working with the fda and that the safety and effectivene

it's a robot holding an i pachld payton can control it from her hospital bed and she can virtually be in class, the cafeteria, or at recess with her friends. >> it's technology. what 10-year-old does not love technology? there's definitely a cool factor to it. her classmates paid for it. i love this story for so many reasons. good for the classmates for coming forward to support her in a big way and i'm glad she won't miss her friends as she's going through her treatment. >>> moving closer to a controversy boundary change. parents there fight to keep their kids in their current classrooms. >>> and a problem on the outer loop causing some delays. we'll have details and travel times coming up. >>> hey, hey, ho, ho, donald trump has got to go. >> the change the group wants >>> decision 2016. new hampshire is in the spotlight. this morning barry sanders, carly fiorina, and marco rubio filing paperwork. donald trump and martin o'malley were the first to get in yesterday. candidates will not file in person unlil it's the last day. >>> he may be in the polls but some don't want to see donald

and brown will stay there, and payton with a record right in his grasp. could he get it? two great quarterbacks going after each other. >>> xfinity sports sunday wants to remind you that the golden stateer warriors are back in action and csn bay area is the best place to catch them. we have a a pregame special before the pistons and the warriors take it to the court. >>> and peyton manning returning to indy. andrew luck pass iing to ahmad bradshaw who is going to leap into the end zone, and the colts up seven. and next possession, manning to owen daniel, and ties it. after a colts' field goal, luck -- manning is picked off, and they will not catch the colts. and just two shi shy of betteri brett favre, and so he will, but it is when. and everybody said down a year that payton is having, but only one loss, and age has caught up with him, and is this it for him, lo, the final swan song? >> yes, last year they had to force him to come back, and you have seen him evaluating himself after the season. and it is tough when you know that it is the end of the road and your body is

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outside goes payton kannaun, good for a 20-yard score. but sgt. bluff-luton keeps scoring, and webster city can't keep up. sergeant bluff luton drops the lynx, 55 -- 35. the hawkeyes reach indiana. we'll hear from michael admire next. plus, the cyclones start one of the most anticipated basketball seasons if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes, reducing our dependence on foreign oil and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do that across america. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. the job is isu's stacked roster. the cyclones start the season 7th in the nation. hilton coliseum sold out for an exhibition game. cyclones hosting grand valley state. tied at 2 when monte morris puts teh cyclones ahead for good. then naz mitrou long heats. long adds the mitrou, and then the me-three. mittrou long sinks six threes and the cyclones drain the lakers, 106-60. the hawkeyes

outside goes payton kannaun, good for a 20-yard score. but sgt. bluff-luton keeps scoring, and webster city can't keep up. sergeant bluff luton drops the lynx, 55 -- 35. the steve prohm era begins at the job is isu's stacked roster. the cyclones start the season 7th in the nation. hilton coliseum sold out for an exhibition game. cyclones hosting grand valley state. tied at 2 when monte morris puts teh cyclones ahead for good. then naz mitrou long heats. long adds the mitrou, and then the me-three. mittrou long sinks six threes and the cyclones drain the lakers, 106-60. the hawkeyes will honor the late roy marble this season. rm23 is stitched into iowa's basketball jerseys. marble died of cancer in september. he is the leading second exhibition for the hawks tonight. and it does not go well. division two's augustana beats the hawks on a buzzer-beater, 76-74. peter jok with 21 for iowa. it's only an exhibition, but you can bet fran mccaffery will have his team's full attention at the next the indiana hoosiers will try to make their season by upsetti

it's 9-8.4) later in the set payton harmsen comes up with the big hit.5) then karsyn winterfield comes up with the point. wolfpack up 11-8.6) western christian started to pour it on. erika feenstra coming up big! it's all wolfpack now.7) then check out feenstra and harmsen combing for the block. it was 13-8 then.8) western christian would win in three sets. feenstra with another kill. they move on to the next round thursday at 4.on the other half of 2a number two unity chrstian had their backs against the wall down 1 set to nothing to sumner fredericksburg.1) they got a big hit from corrina timmermans! knights up 24-23. 2) but then it was set point for the cougars when josie blankespoor taps it in. we are tied at 25!3) ensuing serve anna christians serve is perfect just hitting the net! set point now for the knights! 4) and check out the block here by blankespoor! we are tied at 2 sets apiece! but unity christian would lose 3 3 3 3 3 <

. >> chances are growing that head coach sean payton will leave the saints, possible move making himhot nfl coaching commodity. two teams have fired their head coach this season. league source told yahoo sports it is looking likely that payton will leave at the end of the season. franchise will end up with new own's mid legal troubles with the nfl. >>> do you need a sweet reason to wake up every morning? the voice that wants you to wake up, from your dreams. today is the day. hellmann's and holiday leftovers become irresistibly creamy turkey casserole. real delicious hellmann's. bring out the hellmann's. bring out the best. >>> stevey ray vaughn for you at 5:44. that is a live lot a ben franklin parkway from the united way building. >> we asked how people like their oatmeal and man, have people been responding. lets get right to these, some tweets we have gotten from everyone this morning. let's see them. here we go angel says i like peanut butt inner my oatmeal don't judge me. i have never heard of that one. brown sugar, butter and blueberry jam, homemade, of course. not irish but g

second set - look at the defense by payton blanke - getting a hand on it - and getting rewarded with a prove important. because the pirates would win the set by just two points, 25-23 - shelby utech with the block as e-h evens the match at 1. the pirates play well in the third set too - kylie belt with the set winner from their first appearance in the state finals. but the pirates drop set 4 - and then ran out of gas - losing the fifth set 15-7. emerson-hubbard will play for third place, falling 3-2. "i think that fifth set, we were nervous," said emerson-hubbard head coach kendra boden. "i think we thought we had them in that fourth set. we were playing really well, they came back and got us. that fifth set, got nervous, and maybe played a little bit scared, and i think that's what did it for us." in d-2, top-seeded o'neill st. mary's, taking on fifth-seeded hampton. first set - cardinals setting it up for emily pongratz - too much for hampton to handle - st. mary's with a good start. but the hawks hung tough all day - tristin mason with the big block at the net - hamptotogiving the

what he said about the broncos offense will be without payton manning. osweiler threw two touchdowns in a win. >> he's a big tall guy. can move. move well. i wouldn't say he's looking to scramble first. again, you have to be alert for where he's at and not let him scramble for the first down. >>> sunday we begin with patriot game day at 11:30 and our postgame as well. >>> isaiahia thomas and bradley, boston jumped out to an early lead. 16points for bradley tonight. thomas shows off his range. big 3 in the second quarter, to keep boston up by 14 points. thomas again here steps back, moments later game high 21 points for thomas. another double double down low, 111-78. they go on the road for the next five games. >>> bruins hosting the rangers. midway through the third, called for interference with the goaltender play. looks like king henry did a good job selling it. julian livid. watch jt miller get the puck, into the net. rangers up 3-2. the bees don't quit. power play. tied at 3. inside two minutes to go, deflects off a ranger's stick and finds a home. t

payton harmsen--"it's crazy. it's awesome. i have never been on a team like this before and it just felt different the whole season. we are just so close and i cant wrap my mind around this yet. it's awesome." alex walker--"congrats again to western christian. that wraps up our coverage from cedar rapids. at the u.s. cellular center, alex walker, abc9 sports. out in nebraska, semifinal action for three siouxland ams. in c-2, stanton goes to a fifth set for the second straight day and the mustangs advance with a 15- 13 win in that decisive match. on the other side of the bracket, guardian angels central catholic can't make it an all siouxland ttle...they fall to hastings st cecilia in four. and in d-1, emerson hubbard suffered just their third loss of the season, dropping their semi against johnson brock in five. the lady pirates end the year 31-3. chris: earlier today, akron westfield was in the state seminals for the first time since they won it all back in 2002. today, the westetners made up for lost time playing one of the

payton thompson scores the set winner 25- 15...... janesville leads two sets to none. . third set, tripoli's nikki dettmer with the kill to give the panthers a lead.... but on match point...janesville sophomore kennedy mesiter throws the hammer down. , janesville sweeps tripoli to advance to the class 1-a the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice ananinequality, speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall street and a corrupt political system funded by over a million contributions, tackling climate change to create clean-energy jobs, fighting for living wages, equal pay, people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather, an honest leader building a movement with you

. >> payton head, who you heard from things the reason students are getting a racist backlash is a lot of people are afraid of change. >> coming up, how do you clean tens of thousands of gum? >> you need a lot of peanut butter or something. >> why does it have so much gum on it in the first place. we'll answer both questions ahead. i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 hours a day and calls and e-mails me if something, like this scary storm, takes it offline. so i can rest easy. what. you don't have a desk bed? don't be left in the dark. get proactive alerts 24/7. comcast business. built for business. >>> doctors in georgia say president jimmy carter is responding well to cancer treatment. he is gating treatment at the cancer institute for four tumours on his brain. tests show no evidence of a new malignancy. the 39th u.s. president responded well to radiation treatment, combined with an immune boosting drug. he is 91 and is acts if with human

on our campus and the history is still being denied him and i think that is why it is import for paytond to shed light on what has been occurring in our campus and why racism, when i say it lives here -- it lives in our history, embedded in our traditions and legacies, but never any form of acknowledgment of this history and how that continues to perpetuate these acts of hate. amy: can you talk about one of the latest incidents of a swastika? again, i was deeply disturbed that the only way i was able to find out that this incident occurred on my campus was through twitter. and that someone tweeted about it. there was still information from officials on our campers -- campus or administration the released information. when the tweet happened, it was only a few days past the event. amy: and what actually happened? >> in regard to the administration? amy: the swastika. this was a swastika that was smeared in feces on a dorm wall? >> yes. amy: do you know who did it? >> no. they said "investigation is ongoing." just like a lot of responses we get. amy: so now tell us -- >> once again, commu

cherokee builds a quick 8-point lead -- kaely hummel misses but payton slaughter is right there fofothe put- back. i'ts 10 to 2. the warriors come back -- anna lucas hits the long 2-pointer. sbl is back within four. then, lucas on the break -- the 2 of her team-high 13 -- but cherokee is too tough. hummel spins down the lane and drops in 2 of her 36 points -- 1 short of a career-high. cherokee wins their opener 85 to 60. college basketball -- the top-ranked morningside women looking for their 33rd straight gpac win -- hosting dordt. mustangs only up three at the half -- then they go nuts. madison braun made 4 of 5 from three-point land -- morningside on a 16-1 run. the mustangs made 14 three's. rachelle housh drops in another long one. morningside up by 24 points. dordt only had one field goal in the third quarter -- here it is. abby chapman hits a triple. defenders were outscored 25-4 in the quarter. more from the mustangs. housh scores down low. morningside moves to 8-0 with an 84-59 win. the high school football season is officially over. norfolk catholic was ranked number-1 all seas

payton head, posting on facebook, that someone screamed the "n" word at him. late last month, a swastika found in the bathroom. frustrated demonstrators said president wolfe wasn't quick enough to condemn the incidents. jonathan butler, going on a hunger strike. tensions flaring friday night. a student tweeting video to news organizations. >> this is because you don't believe you have the equal opportunity of success. >> you blame us. >> reporter: wolfe admitting that racism does exist at our university. i'm sorry, this is the case. but the apology wasn't enough. the next day, players beginning that boycott. jonathan butler has ended his hunger strike, calling wolfe's resignation, a step forward that students made possible. >> this is the mizzou community, the first time i've seen stand together. >> reporter: and forfeiting that football game could have cost the university more than $1 million. that game will go on as planned. alex perez, abc news, clolumbia missouri. >> $1 million is a lot to be losing. it's interesting to hear the critici criticism. some fol

payton manning got benched after throwing four intersessions across the chiefs and will stay on the sideline this coming sunday in chicago and possibly head coach gary kubiak says manning will not play against the bears as he tries to heal up from a partially torn plantar facia in his left foot. wyler will start in his place. card until and sea hawks ceiling it up for arizona with a 48 yard touchdown. that's great put. check how the . drew stanton's reaction on the sideline you have to love the enthusiasm there. ellington's td trot and stanton celebration get our play of the day. the celtics looking for a third straight win. they are down in houston tonight taking on the rockettes. that's sports. 7 news continues the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, where the work of his life began -- fighting injustice speaking truth to power. he moved to vermont, won election and praise as one of america's best mayors. in congress, he stood up for working families and for principle, opposing the iraq war, supporting veterans. now he's taking on wall s

they calls it payton's awesome virtual self and trying to get the hang of t. >> trying not to crash into the balls. i will just move it around and hope that i have you a good wifi signal. >> technology costs about $3,000. peyton just moved to maryland from new jersey but her new friends chipped in to help pay for it. peyton will be here in new york for about five weeks. >> technology these days. i saw something similar to that on a disney show. so, lots of ways we can stay connected. >> yep. you betcha. >> now this is gonna stick with me for the rest of the day. i know who to blame. >> all day long, you are going to be annoying. >> absolutely. >> what's different on this day? >> you know what, maybe i can -- maybe i can make a smile appear before your very eyes right now while telling you we are just going to see scattered showers popping through, rain rolling through the area a little while ago. now, things are better. we are going to see a little bit of rain popping up here and there, but for the most part, are the warm temperatures. how's that? let's take a look outside and go through

tensions on this predominantly white campus bubbling and the student body president payton head posting on facebook someone continuously screamed the "n" word at him. a swastika found in the bathroom and demonstrators said wolfe wasn't quick enough to condemn them. jonathan butler going on a hunger strike. tensions flaring friday night after wolfe had thiso say when asked by s studes to define systemic oppression. a student tweeting video to news ganizations. >> systemic oppression is because you don't believe that you have the equal opportunity for success. >> did you just blame us. >> reporter: wfe admitting racism does exist a at our university. i am sorry this is the case. alex perez, abc news, columbia, missouri. >>> tracking a storm system that will mess with air tral on the east coast. finally drying out but the rain front reaching into the mid-atlantic states closing in on new york city. some areas will get as much as 2 inches, gusty winds will come with it, as well. >>> across the country, heavy snow overnight in reno,, nevada, promises a tough commute. by 8:30 last night 8 inc

second set - look at the defense by payton blanke - getting a hand on it - and getting rewarded with a kill. the pirates would win the set by just two points, 25-23 - shelby utech with the block as e-h evens the match at 1. the pirates play well in the third set too - kylieelt with the set winner at emerson-hbbard is a set away from their first appearance in the state finals. but the pirates drop set 4 - and then ran out of gas - losing the fifth set 15-7. emerson-hubbard will play for third place, falling 3-2. "i think that fifth set, we were head coach kendra boden. "i think we thought we had them in that fourth set. we were playing really well, they came back and got us. that fifth set, got nervous, and maybe played a little bit scared, and i think that's what did it for us." in d-2, two-time defending state champions, o'neill st. mary's, taking on fifth-seeded hampton. first set - cardinals setting it up for emily pongratz - too much for with a good start. but the hawks hung tough all day - tristin mason with the big block at the net - hampton giving the cards a run. but back com

andy and kevin payton remember their wedding 22 years ago, his hand was shaking, in the from nerves, at 26 he was diagnosed with parkinson's disease. >> kevin proposed, i said yes, and then he got parkinson's and he thinks he got it. >> they kept their sense of humor raising two sons and as disease progressed, kevin had deep brain stimulation surgery hoping to control symptoms and he wrote about it. but his slurred speech and mum blink a symptom of parkinson's continued to worsen. >> kevin was feeling very isolated. >> reporter: this device that looks like a hearing aid is helping, it is called speech easy. >> i notice a different. >> reporter: working with a speech pathologist in wearing device kevin read passages, relearning talking. >> unaudible. >> what it does is, the person wearing it hears themselves talking at a slight delay and slows down speaking rate of the person hearing it. >> reporter: here's what kevin sound like without the device. >> unaudible. >> kevin fights it every day and i tell him as long as you fight, i will fight with you. it is hard. >> reporter: while it c

the run outside by payton kannaun is good for a 20-yard score. it's 21-14 late in the first half. but sgt. bluff-luton goes on a quick drive in the final minute. girres with a 15-yard run to make it 28-14 at the break and sgt. bluff-luton is going to the dome for the first time, topping webster city 55 to 35. in 2a, second-ranked spirit lake hosting central lyon/glr. the indians won the regular season meeting, 42-8. early 1st quarter -- the lions run cj roths up the middle -- you're not gonna bring him down with arm-tackles -- 16 yards for top 6-nothing. next indian possession -- logan backhaus gives on the read option -- tyler jenness scampers in to the endzone for the score -- indians take a one point lead. now to the 2nd -- lions senior quarterback pete menage -- keeps it -- nobody even lays a finger on him -- and the lions answer to take the lead back. but the indians tighten the screws at the half -- jenness again -- from 2 yards out -- spirit lake shuts out central lyon george little rock in the 2nd half -- the indians advance, 35- 13. there was another rematch in class 1a,

nick payton walsh is there on the lines as fighters are there. but first, we want to go to arwar damon. i understand that she is on the island of lesbos, following the migrant crisis. let's go to her. i think we have that live signal now. >> if you can hear me, the scenes here are just so incredible. i mean, this is a boat that has just arrived. and it's packed with children. they have not seen this many children in a boat at this one stage, at the same time. the children are ul crying, that ir parents very, very understandably relieved that the that the finally been able to make it to shore. and they are just crying. and the rescue workers here, these are all volunteer groups, are trying to help them up. i'm just going to let these pictures roll for a minute. these are from syria. she's looking for her daughter. a lot of the time whence they're trying to empty these boats, they get the kids off on to shore immediately. so sometimes they're temporarily separated from their parents because they do want to get the kids out of the boats. and dry as

in september, the student bold president, payton head, posting on facebook that someone continuously screamed the n-word at him. other students recounting similar stories. late last month, a swastika found in the bathroom of a dormitory. protesters say the president wasn't quick enough to condemn the incidents. jonathan butler going on a hunger strike. tensions flaring friday night after wolfe had this to say when asked by students to define -- a student tweeting video. >> it's because you don't believe that you have the equal opportunity for success. >> did you just blame us? >> reporter: wolfe, in a statement, later admitting, racism does exist at our university, i am sorry this is the case. the next day, players beginning that boy colt. tonight, jonathan butler has ended his hunger strike, calling wolfe's resignation a step forward that students made possible. >> it was not jonathan butler. it was the mizzou community. one of the first times i've ever seen stand together united. >> reporter: david, forfeiting that football game saturday against byu would have cost the university m

joining us now, payton head, president of the university of missouri's students association. >> thanks's credited for helping to galvanize this movement at mizzou. talk to me a brlittle bit about what you saw as necessary for changing that you and your fellow students saw. >> for me this was the second incident that i had endured where i had been called out on my name. called the "n" word just walking across campus. so i was over it. it wasn't just about myself. it is about my friend who identifies as trans and walking down the street and being spit on. my friends who are muslims who wear hijobs and are called towel heads and terrorists as they walk through campus. it is a problem and i think it is time now that we address this as much as possible. >> talk to me about what addressing it looks like. what are the things that you want from the university, from the administration, from the trakh facu faculty to make this a different kind of place. >> i think first and foremost our administrator need to be historians of institutioning a a whole. students are very temporary. four, five years

taking the floor against the >> with tom brady and payton manning meeting on hold expected to be major story line that one won't play. you start to wonder if he will have anybody left to throw it to. second day in the row danny amandola listed on friday. >> he's questionable for sunday's game. back on the field for the first time in three weeks. even though he's doubtful for sunday game teammates glad to see him out of practice. >>> he was out there looking good. i saw him do a couple of things on the ice bruin hosting ranger trailing 3-2. on the power play. delivering the nice back handed fee. tied up at 3 apiece. 203 after the goal. crachey getting after it. into the back of the net for game winner. bruins extending streak to five game winning and throwing fast 4-3. >>> celtics host the wizard. evan turner stealing the pass. check out the vision. full course bounce pass throwing down capping run to 27-10 lead. boston rolling in the second half. celtic up 28. boston all over the wizard. 111-78 the final. we'll be in denver starting tonight at 6:00 the preview of up on sunday at 7:00 n