two bystanders assisted peyton with c-p-r... while hotel security used a defibrillator to shock his heart. peyton howe/golden nugget lifeguard: >> when i was doing chest compressions he finally started breathing and right as he started breathing the paramedics came through the door. ((sherry swensk)) >> peyton says she was glad her training kicked in so she could focus on not letting the man die... and hopes he's made a full recovery. >> my only thoughts were of him and saving his life... i kinda blacked everything else out.//cut to// 45:01 i was really really nervous, but like his life was all that mattered to me at that time peyton howe/golden nugget lifeguard: >> i would just like to hear that he's doing well and his family is very happy that he's still alive....that would be awesome if i could hear from him. ((sherry swensk)) >> and that's why peyton howe is today's red cross everyday hero.// the desert is where bad guys go when they want to make evidence disappear. ...or all those fake charities he helped set up... ...or th

peyton linafelter - >>> it is bad news for anyone, let alone a teenager. >> peyton was diagnosed with cancer on her 16th birthday. it was ovarian cancer, one of the most lethal in women. peyton became one of the youngest patient in the u.s. to be diagnosed according to her doctor. in the six months since then gotten encouragement from her name sake. peyton manning called her. >> he was just saying that his entire family is praying for me and he's praying for me, and he thought it was really cool that i was named after him. >> she also got a signed jersey and helmet. better yet, peyton's latest scans look good. about 25,000 women are diagnosed each year. symptoms include abdominal pain, gnaw sharks and bloated. >> diagnosed at 16. >> yeah. you really don't think that a young girl like that would ever have to face something like that. >> we wish her all the best. peyton manning doing another good deed for someone. you know how many of those go under the radar, too. >> that's right. >>> we're going to appreciate some moisture, maybe a rain/snow mix wednesday, but not tomorrow. degrees, 8

like peyton manning. who kns. maybe he's hanging out with peyton manning right now. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: skiers and boarders took advantage of the 18 inches of man-made and natural mix no. >> we've been waiting. it's been a race to open. big congrats to a-basin. you can see from the crowd everybody is really excited. we're excited as the association underway. >> reporter: ski country usa officials tell us the season ahead looks good across the state as other mountains open up their terrain. >> snowmaking is getting fired up at a bunch of other resorts. we've had five resorts making snow so far. rogatory, winter park, eldora and loveland. >> reporter: great first turns of the season at arapahoe basin. matt kroschel, cbs4 mounted newsroom. >>> before you hit the slopes, remember to check our website for the latest ski report. cbsdenver.com, click under the weather tab after a trail was sabotaged in eagle county. mountain bikers found spiked boards buried on the dirt a surfer trail near eagle. also

but peyton got worse. "my stomach started expanding to the point that i looked like i was 5 months pregnant."on her 16th stage 4 ovarian cancer. it was in her lungs and all through her abdomen. "i was in disbelief i didn't think it was ... i was like that can't be right." "this is all cancer. all that white should not be there. that's an actual tumor."gynecologic oncologist dr. saketh guntupalli calls peyton a medical mystery. "she may arguably be the youngest or certainly one of the youngest patients in the united states diagnosed with this disease."at the university of colorado hospital peyton's had 6 rounds of chemotherapy and a 7 hour surgery to remove the has more chemo ahead, but she stays positive. "i'm strong enough to not be beat down by sorrow."rhonda swenson will be donating 10% of october sales to the teen she calls amazing. peyton's new supporters dress her in their warm sweaters a ey keep her in their heartfelprayers. the borlaug training foundation started a legacy of feeding the world throu

two bystanders assisted peyton with c-p-r... while hotel security his heart. 45:37 when i was doing chest compressions he finally started breathing and right as he started breathing the paramedics came through the door. (:08) peyton says she was glad her training kicked in so she could focus on not letting the man die... and hopes he's made a full recovery. 44:55 my only thoughts were of him and saving his life... i kinda blacked everything else out.//cut to// 45:01 i was really really nervous, but like his life was all at that time 44:27 i would just like to hear that he's doing well and his family is very happy that he's still alive....that would be awesome if i could hear from him. and that's why peyton howe is today's red cross everyday hero.// ((christianne klein)) >>> immigration has become on of the hot topics in the race to the white house. ((paul joncich)) >> coming up on the valley's news leader. >> we take a look at how the issues could play a key role for voters in one of the most crucial states on the campaign >>> a

let's make it 6-1 hoping peyton barber is an add to the victory. >> great story. you know momma loves him. back in a moment, guys. >>> tonight's lottery numbers brought to you by dimmitt chevrolet. make the visit dimmittchevrolet.com where visit dimmittchevrolet.com where the i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, and when he was in their car, they robbed him and beat him. they drove matt out to the prairie and tied him to a split-rail fence, then beat him some more and left him for dead. in the aftermath of matt's death, my family saw the best of america in the love and support we were shown. so when i see the hate that donald trump has brought to his campaign for president, it terrifies me. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell ya. ahh, i don't know what i said, uhh, i don't remember. middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn't... words have an influence. violence causes pain. hate can

. >> reporter: peyton is their cause. she started feeling severe back and abdomen pain. the explanation. >> cysts, they're abnormally big but they're cysts. >> reporter: but peyton got worse. >> my stomach started expanding to the point that i looked like i >> reporter: on her six month birthday, peyton learned she was stage four cancer. >> i was in disbelief. i thought this can't be right. >> this is all cancer. all that white should not be there. that's actual tumor. >> reporter: dr. pali calls peyton a medical mystery. >> she may arguably be the youngest or certainly one of the youngest patients in the united states diagnose with of colorado hospital, peyton has had six rounds of chemotherapy and a seven hour surgery to remove the tumors. >> almost completely gone. >> reporter: peyton has more chemo ahead but she says positive. >> i'm strong enough to not be beat down by sorrow. >> reporter: rhonda swanson will sales. >>> because of uc health's partnership with the broncos and manning. the former quarterback called her and told her his entire family are praying for he

go online and search for "peyton's medical and expense fund." still ahead this morning: a group of wisconsin officers at odds with a county judge. what she ordered them to do before they took the stand to testify. plus... take a look at this .why this blurry image is creeping out residents on tensions are high in the middle east this morning after the u-s fired missiles at three radar sites in yemen. here's video from the strikes. the pentagon says the attacks were in self-defense -- after missiles from houthi- controlled territory targeted a u-s warship in the red sea.. their attempts were unsuccessful. good news out of nigeria this nigerian schoolgirls whose kidnapping triggered the "bring back our girls" campaign are back home this morning.nearly 3-hundred girls were taken from their school more than two years ago by islamist militants of boko haram.the girls met government officials in the country's capital... most of them were carrying newborn children. after more than a month of being on strike.... a group of minnesota nurses wil back at w

peyton fifteen. and on her 16th birthday she found out she has stage four ovarian cancer...which had spread to abdomen and lungs. 3 "i was in disbelief i didn't think it was ... i was like that can't be right." right." "she may arguably be the youngest or certainly one of the youngest patients in the united states diagnosed with this disease." disease." peyton has had six rounds of chemotherapy and a seven hour surgery to remove the tumors...which are now almost completely gone. peyton has more staying positive and focusing on her goal of becoming a model. peyton is named after the now- retired quarterback peyton manning. earlier this month...he gave her a call to offer his support. 3 one year ago...kenosha county residents were terroized by a man on the run...wanted for murder. today --- we sit down with the sheriff to see how the community has moved forward. 3 and tonight --- senator ron johnson will face off with challenger russ feingold in their first debate. live coverage from green bay coming u

it's likk the seahawks played peyton manning. it is the and dunk. i am curious, if the line does not improve, remember when the line was not blocking well, the went to ronnie hillman. hey %- is devante parker going to get a look? i'm not saying he should but he was their best fair office of late in the game the other night.>> they are missing ronnie hillman or ronnie iiam more concerned about defense. i think they are frustrated and feel like they have to make plays, it goes back to what we saw for the last few years where if we don't win the game were not gonna win again. i think that is the most important aspect of what's going on. we are back to the tim tebow days where we can't guard quarterback. even when peyton manning was there, it is missing.>> a huge game coming up, they have had from tomorrow night. the colts are leading texans 23 and brock osweiler to miller, a great rack. yards after catch run after catch into the end zone, 23-16. 49 seconds left brought to c.j. fiedorowicz, shall pass, 23-23 overtime. in overtime they went to jaelen str

when peyton wasn't playing it was cool to see how he handled everything. i thought he was a pro, for sure. >> broncos/texans monday night. ,, ,, ,, ,, the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. >>> welcome back. live look from the lookout mountain cam looking at the city. a little hazy but beautiful blue skies on the way. in a few minutes, as that sun rises over the city. 47 degrees now in downtown denver. weather watchers, this is shelby majoring in fort morning up there. other temperatures are all over the board, if you look. we go back in the city here, we have 36 degrees in west littleton from orlando adelman, jr., a little c

when peyton wasn't playing it was cool to see and how he handled everything. i thought he was a pro for sure. and got respect in the locker room. >> you think they'll boo brock the field? >> i hope not. >> you don't have tickets to see his return to denver you can watch the game on channel 20. we'll have a special edition of broncos tonight at 5:30 leading up to the kickoff at 6:30. we have first in the locker room following the game to hear from the coach and the team. >> we have classy fans. i think it will be fine. don't you think? >> i think mile high has classy people. i hope they don't do that. let's look at the forecast. it has been of course we are watching what is happening with the winds. as soon as they kick up we are concern about fire danger. this morning it is breezy close to the foothills and near the divide. berthoud pass gusts up to 45 miles per hour. towards the central part of the state we have very dry conditions. we have abnormally dry conditions as far as the drought goes out there. for tomorrow a fire weather watch will go in effect for

like peyton manning. who knows he might be hanging out with peyton now. >> reporter: skiers and boarders took advantage of the 18 inches of man-made and natural mix snow. >> we've been waiting. it's been a race to open. congrats to a-basin. everyone is excited. we're excited as the association to have the 2016- 2017 season underway. >> reporter: ski country u.s.a. state as other mountains open up. >> snow making is getting fired up at a bunch of other resorts. i think we've had five others open up so far. >> reporter: this is the badge of honor. since i was able to do it, i'm going to wear it with pride. loveland also making snow. they say they're looking at maybe next week to get open. live at arapahoe basin, matt kroschel, mountain newsroom. >> we're of you. thank you for that great reporting. let's check in on the forecast with meteorologist dave aguilera. ski season is here, but it's so warm and dry across the front range. we're a little concerned about that. >>> yeah, we really need moisture. doesn't

. >> reporter: peyton has more chemo ahead, but she stays positive. >> strong enough to not be beat down by sorrow. >> reporter: rhonda swinson will be donating 10% of october's sales to the teen she callaz >> reporter: her new supporters dress her in their warm sweaters and keep her in their heart felt prayers. kathy walsh, cbs4 news. >> kathy tells us peyton has two more rounds of chemo to make sure all the cancer cells are killed and she'll start >>> today desperate parents ask dr. phil for help with their 18- year-old. they believe a man in argentina sex slave. she insists he is a real boyfriend and 19-year-old andre reached out to dr. phil. >> i'm -- [ inaudible ] -- to have me prove to my girlfriend's family that i am a real person and i'm none nasty things they called me and i will thank you if you could help me. >> you say you don't want to meet him, but when we come back after the break, i do want to meet him. 'l >> what happens after that break, we're going to find out today at 4:00 on dr. phil. >>> at 5:00, a retired police officer says concussions caused her to have brain dam

but the doctor, in his findings, gave a recommendation for what happens to peyton, afterwards, that he be released he posed no danger to himself or the community. and the only stipulation he recommended that the court place on him, was that he be supervised line. >> where is he now? >> he's still in jail. >> they determined he needed to be held over by another assessment by the same group that assessed him 2 months prior. and that was completed two weeks ago. we are waiting for that report. we do not believe it will tell us anything different. he does not have a mental illness, which is the standard for an involuntary commitment. >> the fbi, doesn't know who this person is. >> the fbi, didn't prosecute this case. federal authorities didn't prosecute this case. for whatever reason they disinvolved themselves and had it done at the state level, the sheriff. the fbi, ended their investigation and gave it to the local authorities and that's who tried and held peyton and put him in jail. >> dr. travi that you can, be aware of your child's behavior on line. and obviously, hopefully something

catch, and then of course you go back to last season you have the two-point conversion grab from peyton manning. what stands out about those catches? >> two great quarterbacks. surreal moment, playing in that game. and then scoring my first career touchdown a couple weeks ago, it's hard to get touchdowns in this league. i'm grateful for being able to play this game but they both mean a lot to me. >> the biggest take away and thing you learned from playing with peyton manning? >> preparation is everything. he was always ready. no matter what. circumstances, the weather, the way he wehr week. the way he prepared is something i learned from him. >> still got the balls? >> i gave it back to him. >> did he sign a jersey for you? >> yeah. against san diego. but i got the touchdown ball. it's at my house. >> awesome. good stuff. if you want more of our conversation with benny, log on to cbsdenver.com. that is going to do it for us, michael spencer, thank you so much for watching. have a great night. ,, a man attacked me in a parking garage. tried to stab me with an 8-inch knife. but i carry a

he was ready to become the heir apparent to peyton manning, take over the defending super bowl champs. instead he leave for houston where he thought he had a better chance to succeed and brock didn't dodge any questions. i thought he might say i've moved on, guys. that was then. i'm now a houston texan. he didn't do that. he explained all his decisions. two things of note. he did indicate that the extending an offer. that was one and two, he also reconfirmed that he preferred the bill o'brien often which comes from the patriots which the broncos used in the adam gase peyton manning heyday versus the gary kubiak offense which is a little more run oriented. >> looking forward what do you expect to see from no. 17 on monday night, mike? >> reporter: i expect him to try to get rid of the ball quick just did last thursday, just like matt ryan did. that seem to be the blueprint. he'll try to hit his tight ends. i'm not sure he'll go as much to his receiver deandre hopkins like he likes to. they'll try to neutralize the pass rush, but i think the broncos have this game. it's hard for me to b

now the mother of 16-year-old peyton says her daughter is in remission. peyton was diagnosed on her 16th birthday with stage four ovarian cancer, it usually affects women four times her ever diagnosed. she has had six rounds of chemo and seven-hour surgery to remove the tumors. the mother says remission is unbelievable. >> that is so amazing for her. we need bright spots of news. >>> we do. unfortunately we did not see any measurable precipitation overnight in denver or fort collins. we did get about .02 inches of rain in longmont. the season, the month, the year. the drought situation of course is just going to get worse and worse. in the mountains we have a little bit of light snow falling. it's not much. along i-70 above idaho springs maybe a few snowflakes, and in the higher hills a snowflake, that's it. these clouds won't last long. what we had in terms of snow out west has ended as well. wider picture here, big ridge of high pressure that's currently centered over las vegas will make it east over the next three or four days. as that high slowly move

. >> peyton manning's back up osweiler bolted for houston, had 72 million reasons to do so but brock said this week, it was that time in denver watching pate that's the made him the quarterback he is today. >> i was extremely fortunate to be able to spend four ye with peyton manning and ii hink everybody in this room and out there on the national football league would say, you know he is second to none and what he was able to accomplish a player, a teammate, is unbelievable. i made sure i took advantage of that. >>> the chicago cubs are one win away from the first world series appearance since 1945, thh two run home one in the for good, they take 8-4 and wrap up the series on saturday night at wrigley field that just doesn't sound right does it? >> i saw somebody tweet out cubs are home all they have to do is win two what could go wrong? >> thank you so much, we'll get straight out to breaking news straight out to breaking news about a year ago, 30 ethiopians were killed by isis. reporter: mass execution of ethiopian christians... mike coffman was the only one that reached out to our

peyton wasn't playing, it was really cool to see how he handled everything. i just thought he was a pro for sure and got respect in the longer room. >>> we've heard the broncos talk a lot about brock, but what do you say we hear from osweiler himself? mike klis has that covered in his notebook. >> reporter: we talked to an brock osweiler held a conference call with the denver media the first time since he made his decision back in march. i was expecting him to dodge questions about why he bolted for houston. instead i was impressed how he answered them all straight on. there were many reasons brock left. one he admitted to, the broncos were a tad tardy in showing him some love. >> denver had the opportunity to, you know, extend an of long period of time to extend an offer. >> reporter: osweiler said flat out he preferred the texans offensive system where coach bill o'brien is a former patriot. what he didn't say as a reason is the texans offered him a four year deal worth $10 million more than the broncos presented. that comes out to 2.5 million a year which

which peyton manning? last year's or -- >> last year. >> no. >> with gary kubiak gone i think they could have used peyton manning in that locker room. he's the leader. without gary kubiak, peyton manning was the second biggest leader that this team had the last four years. they could have used him. >> broncos win that game with mark sanchez at quarterback? >> no way. >> keep going. you didn't go to tebow. >> in the last second, exactly. not even worth asking. >>> the locker room after a loss is not a happy place. it actually wasn't too bad, though, after that first defeat against atlanta. but after back to back set- backs, it's getting worse. it is over in san diego. the broncos drop one here by a final score of 21-13. >> i'm sick to my stomach, man. it's sickening. that's a bunch of war daddies in there that fight. i wish we could have done more to help them. >> reporter: the scoreboard said the chargers beat the broncos, but the broncos have no one to blame but themselves. >> we had a lot of self- inflic

let's bring in cnn's nick peyton walsh who is in mosul.r years, but this is one of the most harrowing experiences you've ever had. >> some of the violence today has been extraordinary close to us. we're part of the american forces. they seem to have american presence in their midst advancing five or six kilometres down the road behind me towards mosul, but isis fighters were absolutely determined not to give up the fight. in fact, some ready to meet a bitter end. they've been waiting years to finally push through the lines and take on isis' brutality. and when the day came, it was still a dusty, slow grind. pesh went into the desert to strike at mosul. airstrikes often hitting the places they were headed to first. hopes isis might not fight for the tiny settlements around mosul quickly dashed. they move down the road towards mosul and they're encountering pretty heavy resistance. this is what they have, which are often blunt and old. they want this over. fast. suddenly, there's panic. they spot a car, a suicide car bomb racing towards them

and i go, but it's horrible. [ light laughter ] but some of the jokes are funny, like peyton manning goes, david spade is short and dumb. [ laughter ] sort of accurate. >> jimmy: it's peyton manning, too. >> and it's fun to have peyton manning there. >> jimmy: yeah she got in the cross fire a a little bit. >> jimmy: and how was rob lowe? 'cause rob lowe is a funny guy, and we know him. >> yeah, love him. >> jimmy: you know him from "tommy boy." >> he was a good sport. yeah, he was in "tommy boy" with me. >> jimmy: but they hit rob lowe as well. >> yeah, they remember, you remember in that song. they hit rob lowe. yeah, but every joke is about how good looking he is and how many girls he slept with. i'm like folks, these are compliments. [ laughter ] i'm like trying to get -- to everyone i go, guys, we need new jokes. he's too good. that's why they start heading but, he wound up being really cool about it, and we had a a blast. >> jimmy: it's on labor day and it's the comedy central roast. did you get a chance for you personally to hit him with a a couple jokes? >> a few. well i think

peyton wasn't playing, it was really cool to see handled everything. i just thought he was a pro for sure and got respect in the longer room. >>> we've heard the broncos talk a lot about brock, but what do you say we hear from osweiler himself? mike klis has that covered in his notebook. >> reporter: we talked to an old friend turned foe today. brock osweiler held a conference call with the denver media the first time since he made his decision back in march. i was expecting him to dodge for houston. instead i was impressed how he answered them all straight on. there were many reasons brock left. one he admitted to, the broncos were a tad tardy in showing him some love. >> denver had the opportunity to, you know, extend an offer. in fact, they had a great very long period of time to extend an offer. >> reporter: osweiler said flat out he preferred the texans offensive system where coach bill o'brien is patriot. what he didn't say as a reason is the texans offered him a four year deal worth $10 million more than the broncos presented. that comes out to

like peyton manning he's out on top. who knows, maybe he's hanging out with peyton first guy in line, that was one of his friends, they have a fan club for nate dogggg. that's 4 g's. he's not here this year, it's a big deal. we're getting those skis waxed up, ready for 9:00. >> but we have the matt dog out there, and the guy in sports apparently. thank you, matt for that. how cold is it there? >> the base area where matt is, upper 20s. will be in the 60s later on. may be slushy snow at the base area. it's okay, it's opening day and all is well. live look over denver. we have a few clouds making for a spectacular sunrise. the sun will officially be up about 20 minutes from now. we're now getting our first look at the lift. snow sparse up there at the top. maybe next week we'll actually get some natural snow in colorado. that would be great. wheat ridge at 45 now. greenwood village at 39. dia is at 40. compare our current temperatures to where we were yesterday at this time, most of us are 15 to 20 degrees warmer. later on

peyton was 19. >> you knew her? >> uh-huh. yeah. >> yeah, i had family vacationed with her quite a bit. >> reporter: in fact, here they are in hawaii. james in the water, sarah there on a paddleboard and there on another board, was peyton. >> i think i found a picture of her on facebook where she was and -- so i called her and asked her. and she said it was none of my business. but if it's my husband's then get over it. uh-huh . >> reporter: peyton denied saying that, by the way. but when the baby was born, a very healthy and happy looking little boy.. james and peyton named him. >> bently, of all things. >> reporter: bently. sarah, then left in the garage with flattened tires. >> you can't make it up? >> it's weird. it's so strange. >> bently? >> yeah. as you can see, he was the one who wanted the car and the name and the show. >> reporter: chief tex hall, as you might imagine, was not pleased about any of that. he banished james from the reservation. but there was something neither tex nor sarah knew, just then. not just tha

. >> peyton is going to be jealous. >> peyton will have a friend. >> 6:48 right now. we still have a lot more ahead. >> let's send it out right now to tiffany. >> well, john, hillary clinton will be in akron today, but coming up, i'll let you know where else she'll is be >>> we start your morning rush with another campaign stop here in northeast ohio. the good year hall and theater this afternoon. now, the event is supposed to be centered around voter registration, but this is the only place where she is going to be today. she is also going to be makes a stop in toledo a few hours before coming to ohio. this ohio visit from the clinton campaign comes on the heals of a celebrity endorsement. sunday lebron james said will endorse hillary clinton. >> post-season baseball time in cleveland for the first time since 2013, as the tribe had a long drought there for the central division crowd. they finally cracked that one. first one in nine years. with their win yesterday, the boston red sox lost, the indians have home field advantage in the alds. game one and two of the seri

his locker in between peyton manning as well as then third string quarter back. now of course denver starting quarter back. trevor siemian. >> . how quickly the times change. >> . i learned a ton from them both. he's a good friend. i wish him well. >> . he spit compliments and pleasantries. osweiler spent the better part of 15 minutes playing defense against the denver media. >> walk ward moment awkward moments for sure. trying to defend leaving defer. denver. and not attending the white house or ring ser moe ceremony. >> . we had a practice on monday. >> . as for what he thinks about comments like this. >> we know him. he came from here. >> i don't feel like a marked man. whether that's how they feel or not. i have nothing but love and respect for everybody in that organization. >> . he pointed out the players. he didn't say anything about the elway or the poem who let him leave town. we'll see. >> . i wouldn't want to be in his is breaking news out of the eerie. frederick fire stone fire department telling us this grass fire is a controlled burn. sky fox over t

. >> paxton lynch has something in common with john elway and peyton manning, a forgettable first start. there is hope. >> i can see why gary kubiak was hoping and pushing for trevor simian to be ready . he knows, gary kubiak goes whether a guy is ready. it is obvious that lynch, even though competes , he is a gamer but that game was going a little too fast for him today. especially against the pass rush. he didden feel it the way other experienced quarterbacks do. >> rookie support -- rookie support him. any young quarterback, he will struggle. >> i think the positive thing is this was a bad day at the office and the good is, we saw he can be good. he did not look like he did in tampa. tama -- -- tampa -- [ talking at the same time ] >> we saw him break tackles and get out of things. he pla >> he was down 7-0 before he took his first snap. tough start. >> he can't start on thursday, he has been hurt twice this year, is there reason to be concerned? this dude is injury prone? >> most important ability is your availability. and if you are a quarterback in the nfl and your available for 7

peyton barbara. titan looks fire and out with injuries. ellen caon david has a mix practice. the next man up leads. now they have a big opportunity for jackie to step into starting role. >> man: i always try to take advantage of my opportunity that i you ha toractice like your nuer en your numbers called you are readto go. we need to make the plays when they come. or two you have to break it tackle here or there. once we start clicking and every area. we will get the long run we needed. raise leaders for press injuries, losing streaks. moving forward, both silverman and seneca said the nucleus is already intact. complete overall is not needed. >> man: i think we've created a positive atmosphere. we have not gone to the winning that were capable of. i shoulder a letter that. the staff does. we all do and take responsibility for the lack of wins. th season. >> man: baseball wildcard. one game winner take all to win it on division ceiling. mark tambo set sail puts the owes in front two ?one. i had to the fifth ezekiel saun a a game up at miael two.llway. one.that ls walk of thre

you compared them to walter peyton and michael jordan. no great retires easily or walks away from the game. because their identity is so closely tied to their sport. >> it becomes who they are. and so, if they are not in the game anymore, then who are they? they struggle with that. michael jordan retired and unretired about three times you know. walter peyton was never comfortable or happy with his decision to retire and i think brett struggled with well.itehat l the game what they have done all of the lives and now it's over. it is easier for the typical playerhos going to be told, you're not coming back, we're cutting you, nobody is picking you up, that's actually easier than the super star who nobody is going to a to leave. >> did you feel sorry at that time for aaron rodgers and what do you think about his ability to take over where favre left off which i think is tough -- >> h was you know, he bad situationhaas none ofg in tf 2008. s h f a taking over for brett, he was ready. and we knew hwould be ready and i think the coaching staff

things about peyton, things vladimirthings about putin, things about women. distortions of his words. ona lot of the reaction -- tim is that team kaine came off as erratic and unhinged. what do you think of that? >> he had a series of attack lines. he hammered the opponent with so many things you cannot possibly answer him. i think many ways distorting the the positions of mr. pence and donald trump. think that his interrupting came up as a rude instead of attacking him? >> yes, i think so. i think that tim showed much more respect. i think mr. pence was more accurate consistently and he was more respectful of the american public. >> do you think his behavior will affect hillary clinton? >> i think it is a good event here for the trump campaign. i think it showed solidity and confidence going forward. that will be positive. >> what do you think of the moderator tonight? >> i think as good as possible under the circumstances. and i really just don't know. i will have to look at that later and here's some of the other comments. it looks to me like under the cir

they were ready to embrace him as the apparent heir to peyton manning and he left all that for the houston texans. and he said among the reasons why he went to houston is he thought he had a better chance to succeed there than he did here with the broncos. he didn't quite put it that way but in so fans, i think, should be offended by that. and they do have the right to empty their lungs and give brock all the boos they can muster on monday night. >> okay. so he says, boo. rod macky is here to share his view. this came in during the break. one said, don't boo. take the high road. he made a business decision. i'm alike. i think you don't boo for a business decision. >> he will be booed. not quite like the return to the avs. but there will be a lot of booing for brock. and i wouldn't because ask those fans, how many of you would have taken the money? they all could have been done the same -- would have been done the same thing. >> and i'm sure there's some that say i passed up a job because i loved my town or job or whatever. they can boo, right? >> yeah, but that's the minority. i know they'

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he learned under peyton manning. groomed for year after year, season after season. we saw what he could do and then he skipped town. >> i will never forget, brandon stokley, 2007, and the indianapolis colts released him. and the colt fans hammered him. one of the greatest guys of all time. >> you ever to boo the guy -- [ talking at the same time ] boo carmelo anthony. what are you booing him for? >> it hurts you feelings -- [ talking at the same time ] >> i am the same guy whose jersey you bought for your fron christmas, you -- son for christmas, you chased me around the mall -- [ talking at the same time ] >> and now you hate me. hurt my feelings. >> it is part of the fun of being fan. you are supposed to boo the guys in the other uniforms but you >> we want to kill him comment, that is all clean fun. >> it is. >> you probably shouldn't go there -- >> well, there is a certain strange twisted pleasure that comes from knocking the crap out of people you know -- [ laughter ] [ talking at the same time ] >> the guy you know well, gone oo battle with on your team, when

. >> all right, the denver broncos, when peyton manning announced his retirement, both teams 4 and 2. the texans got the first six it cjanderson busted through the middle untouched. trevor simeon will find demerius simeon for a touchdown. denver in a three way tie for first, oakland and kansas city, at 5 and 2. from december until the end of this academic school year. she will step down on july 1st, 2017 and will go to a new position, focused primarily on fundraising, the unlv foundation, she got $2 million for that football complex. men's and women swimming, said tina's unwavering commitment is simply unmatched. she remains a stalwart ambassador for our university. we look forward to her continued service and we talked with tina about stepping down and this is what she had to say about this current state of the program. >> it's easy when every decision you make is based on what's right for unlv athletic department and the university. i'm a rebel, always going to be could i make it better. so when you make tough decisions you know it's difficult. i would tell you the truth, you know s

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peyton was diagnosed on her 16th birthday with stage four ovarian cancer. that's an illness that usually appeared pregnant. she has had an operation and heavy radiation and is doing well, which is just awesome. we love telling you that story. >>> ashton is back now, as we have a look at our weather on this wednesday. >> good morning to you, alan. good morning everybody. as expected we've had an upper level weather disturbance moving over the northern half of colorado since late yesterday. you can see where the main energy with this system is. it's in nebraska. look at all that rain up in nebraska. as we zoom into changed what's called the volume coverage pattern on the radar. looks like there was rain and it disappears, when in fact it wasn't rain there. we're done with the rain at this point from denver up to fort collins. there could still be a renegade rain drop, but that would be it. in the mountains there is still snow falling. winter driving conditions along portions of i-70. once you make your way up to georgetown and into summit snow flying there. a

as for how peyton's mom felt? >> it's hard. there were some parts in the movie that i saw my baby lying on the floor, and that got to me. she knows now that the little girl did pass away. we talked about wearing bracelets and i will let her watch the good part. >> it doesn't have a lot of dialogue in the movie and we found out they're downplaying the pageant angle and the story focusses on jonbenet being a normal little girl. p> tonight you get the chance to kill a king. >> watch it at etonline.com. >>> primal consideration >>> we would not be standing right here if it wasn't for the most wonderful woman, our own mary hart. >> you know, she's the person who started this whole genre of entertainment news and today i was oh, so proud to take part in a special luncheon to mary to honor her legendary career. >> hi, everybody. i'm mary hart. >> here we go. the oscars on "e.t. "qwest. >> september 19, that was the day mary hosted her very first "entertainment tonight," a job she held on to for 29 years. >> being a part of something t