-dot quakers had to write to live there. one time he spent three days debating them to the extent that i think they wanted to kill themselves, but meanwhile, back home in massachusetts, quakers are actually being hanged. so, he is a very weird unlikable annoying person, but i found him sometimes hard to like, but easy to love. people can do great things and maybe you don't want to have lunch with them. [laughter] [applause]. >> i love that reading the books for the history and i love also the side jon's you take places like bruce springsteen's voice at home and what you learned in all you delve into and i was wondering if you are like writing people like lafayette and winthrop, do you know what their theme song would be like you get that in your mind. >> what their theme song would be. >> if you could give them a theme song. >> i don't know about that, but generally the books has theme songs for me. like, this one for some reason i always wanted to put on pete seeger's version of shenandoah. like just adheres to that passage

the mill -- the owner of the mill was a quaker, a former quaker from pennsylvania named isaac pierce. he came to the washington area in the late 1790s and he bought a lot of land, ultimately 160 acres along rock creek park and he bought -- there was an old mill here that he bought and he built this mill in about 1820 and he had a whole farm said the here. there was a farmhouse, there was a house that may have been -- a building that may have been a distillery, a barn, a spring house, an entire farm area here. the mill, as i said, was built in 1820 and stayed in operation through almost the entire 19th century. it was -- the mill was subsumed into rock creek park in 1890 when the rock creek park was founded and it kept operating for seven more years and finally ended in 1897 when the main shaft of the

one is on the east side of downtown between the quaker oats and cargill plants. another is next to the former chrome horse building in newbo. a third is the parking lot behind the shops on 16th avenue southwest in czech village. and finally, there one near second avenue and l street southwest in kingston village. tim fall friday nights in iowa are normally reserved for something else that made last night memorable for one cheerleader. our guest leo the lion has been played by staff sgt. joe jeffrey and the 212 infantry regiment out of colorado this is the first time candace and elise jeffrey have seen their father since christmas. he's been stationed overseas in afghanistan. and last night during halftime inside the school's mascot costume and surprised them. "candace really wanted to be there when i came home, so i set it up with melissa to surprise them during their homecoming for my homecoming. " jeffrey says the hardest part was having to wait until half time to be able to talk to his girls. there's a full schedule of college football across the state today.

again, mercer and quaker road.ll of the major roadways typical slow go for a tuesday morning, heavier then yesterday because we had the holiday, south on i-95 stacked up from cottman in through girard, schuylkill heavy from conshohocken to the boulevard, even we have any south philadelphia on the schuykill heading in toward south street. then that accident in northeast philadelphia academy road on the ramps to and from i-95. try to use woodhaven or cottman avenue ram tops gain access to i-95. here's the blue route and that sun glare right around this 8:00 o'clock hour at dashboard level. we're in for a full week of sun glare, sue has the answer in 15 seconds. >>> it is all about temperatures with the frost advisory continuing for a few more minutes, 45 more minutes it will be in effect because we have plenty of temperatures in the 30's. the frosty in lancaster, reading, pottstown and mount pocono in the 20's earlier today. 45 degrees in millville and sun has taking to us 48 in philadelphia wind are not an issue lik

the owner of the mill was a quaker, a former quaker from pennsylvania named isaac pierce. he came to the washington area in the late 1790's and bought a lot of land. ultimately, 160 acres along rock creek park area there was an old mill here that he bought and he built this note in about 1820 -- mill in about 1820. he had a whole farmstead here. there was a farmhouse here. there was a building that may have been a distillery, a barn, a springhouse, an entire farm area here. program the entire sunday at 6:00 and 10:00 eastern on american history tv. in april 1775, the british army marched from boston for concord, massachusetts, with orders to seize weapons from american patriots, including some stolen from the british. along the way, patriots met the british troops in lexington where the first shots of the revolutionary war were fired. next, j.l. bell talks about his book, "the road to concord: how four stolen cannon ignited the revolutionary war." he discusses events leading up to the start of the american revolution dating back to 1774, including the patriots' plot to ste

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he replaced correct indian natives with religious men, especially quakers, and officers. he established independent oversight of the indian bureau, of appointed as commission indian affairs, a full-blooded indian. this was not a panacea to indians because parker subscribed to the prevailing view that the indians future, only future, late in acculturation. parker acting on instructions from grant directed indian agents to do the following. theirmble the indians and jurisdiction on permanent reservations that were well removed from white overland travel routes in the west and from white supplements, and then once they were assembled, to get them started on the road to christianization and civilization, and above all to treat them with kindness and patience. indians who refused to settle on the reservation would be turned over to military control and treated as open and friendly or hostile as circumstances might justify." although kindness and patience, not to mention common decency, were often lacking in and limitation of grants policy, the principles that parker articulate

today is national oatmeal day and quaker is offering something unusual for flavors and celebration. they asked them to submit their favorite tastes. the three frfrners are apple all available now in stores and it's up to you to vote for the grand prize winner. the person that suggested the favorite new favorite flavor will take home $250,000. >>> the undead come out to strut their stuff during a terrifyingly fun event. join the zombie party when we as a marine combat veteran, i understand the sacrififices our military makes. our benefits are earned, and we rely on them. politicians like joe heck should understand that. narrator: joe heck voted to shut down the federal government, risking critical services for nevada veterans. and during that shutdown, heck continued cashing his congressional paycheck. e heck is putting politics before nevada. and that doesn't work for me. narrator: vote vets is responsible for the content >>> halloween is on monday and it's become a huge event in nevada almost like everything in nevada. the national retail federation said nevada will spend $127 mill

budweiser and the quaker oats company did sponsor it. stroh's beer and others sponsored it. 30 million people watched. at base level, it was a huge success, and it taught us one very important and lasting lesson. hype works. even when it's hype for what turns out to be nothing, hype works. and that is really a lesson that has stuck for geraldo rivera and for all the rest of us, too. >>> on friday night, you know the "washington post" published that tape that it obtained mysteriously from the archives of nbc. unedited footage from a behind-the-scenes moment "access hollywood" from 1995. >> i moved on her and i failed. i admit it. i did try to [ bleep ] her. she was married. i moved in on her like a [ bleep ] and i couldn't get her. she was married. >> i need some tic-tacs just in case he starts kissing her. >> i'm immediately attracted to beautiful women. it's like a magnet. if you start and they let you do it, they'll let you do anything. grab them by the [ bleep ], do anything. >> that tape came out on friday. on sunday night, it was th

. >> people need to know that slaves didn't free themselves, there were abolitionists, blacks, quakers. there's no national day of recognition. >> we need to acknowledge that it's not just a black thing. that it's everybody's thing. >> lee says she's met president obama three times and hopes that will at least get her foot in the door. as for walking, the retired schoolteacher says -- >> i'm having a ball. i call it a working vacation. >> lee hopes to have 100,000 signatures on the petition by the 26th of this month to congress. >> many milwaukee, mike anderson, wisn 12 news. >> a working vacation. i like that. if you're interested in owe pal lee's petition we have a link on our website wisn.com. >> are you putting any halloween decorations in career? >> i di a little bit offal decorations. you know, the pumpkin, some flowers. does that count? >> i bet your halloween -- don't come close to this house. >> probably not. yeah, look at that, no, not at >> a rhino needed some help after somehow getting a car tire stuck over its out? . you see how their struggling with it? the rhino couldn't

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village between 2nd and 3rd avenue southwest under the i 3d overpass and the other between cargo and quaker oats near the old alliant powerplant site. check out our website cbs2iowa.com >>> right now you cannot tell but there were racial slurs etched into his street in downtown cedar rapids. these images. the city immediately removed them. the viewer who asked to remain anonymous says the graffiti has been there for about a year tomorrow and "cbs2 news" this morning we are going to review the city history and people will weigh in on their thoughts. >>> the university of iowa has filed a lawsuit blaming a contractor for damaging an old capitol building. you will lighthearted -- hired newsom construction to improve the capital that was damaged. they received $1.6 billion for their work on the gold dome amongst other things back in 2004 picked the lawsuit on this month says you will by officials found problems with the construction, including water leaks and would deterioration and that they have refused to fix the problems. they should be finished by december >>> iowa national guard members w

he told a quaker friend, i fear blood must flow and my heart is sad. the white man is strong, but he cannot destroy us all in one year. it may take him to or three or four years. and then the world will turn to water or burn up. it is our mother and cannot live when all of the indians are dead. let us close the kicking bird's words and review our myths. that the army was hell-bent on killing indians, that the government indian policy was extermination list and that the indians united against the whites feared i hope i have shot some arrows into the mix of the -- myths of the indian wars. i would be happy to take questions pertaining to the indian wars. [applause] >> the adobe walls, i was under the impression it was a short encounter. it sounds like there was a rescue and [indiscernible] how long did that encounter last? >> the question was, how long did the encounter at buffalo walls take, the impression being that the encounter was brief. the actual battle, the charge on adobe walls was short in duration. the indian leader was shot, and the medicine

businesses - can be dropped off - at the former alliant energy plant- on sixth street.that's between - quaker oats and ca. cargill.sandbags from businesses - can also be dropped at locations in newbo - - czech village - - and kingston village. those sites will be open - 7 a-m to - 7 p-m - at least until october 7th.you can find addresses for those sites - on our web-site- fox 28 iowa dot com. last week volunteers stepped up and filled thousands of sandbags.now - volunteers are needed to help get life ?back to ?normal. ?normal.if you're looking to lend a hand- united way makes it simple to help your community recover from the flood.just sign up on the united way website.we've placed that information on our website fox 28 iowa dot com. we want to remind you that shelters are ?still open for those displaced by the high hills community church and saint paul's united methodist church.the shelter at saint paul's closes tomorrow. for the latest breaking news - you can download the cbs 2 - fox 28 news app.it's free for android and apple.just search kgan cbs 2 in your favorite app store. now- new deta

quakers are 2-0 in the ivy. that will do it for sports. katie: i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. vo: donald trump and pat toomey have plenty in common -- they're both putting pennsylvania women at risk. even after trump bragged about sexually assaulting women, toomey stood by him. on women's health - both trump and toomey would defund planned parenthood. on abortion: trump: "there has to be some form of punishment" toomey: "i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: too dangerous for pennsylvania women. >>> and we're back with a final check of the forecast. we're going to see fluctuations, right? >> we're liking the 80s we see monday, tuesday, and wednesday. 15 to 20 degrees above average and showers by thursday into friday, we dip into the 60s by next friday. i think most people will appreciate the 80s by the beginning of the week. >> warmer weather, right? sunshine. and that's nbc 10 news. from all of us here, snl is next. your host, emily blunt is bruno mars as the musi

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there were abolitionists, blacks, whites, quakers. >> currently 45 states including wisconsin honor junteenth, the day when black people in texas were formally told they were free. but there is no national day of recognition. >> we need to ignite a that it is not just a black thing it is everybody's thing. >> lee says she has met president obama three times and hopes that will at least get her foot in the door. as for walking the retired , schoolteacher says -- >> i am having a ball. i am calling it a working vacation. >> she hopes to have the signatures necessary to present to the president and congress at the end of this month. opal lee's petition, we have a link to it at on our website, wisn.com. another halloween costume is being pulled because of controversy. patrick has a look at what has people talking. patrick: this one is a kim kardashian inspired costume. costumeish is the company that pulled it. the costume was related to the recent armed robbery of kardashian in paris. it includes a fake gag, two feet of rope and a fake diamond. , the company says they apologize if they offended a

the owner of the mill was a quaker >> he came in the late 1790's. he bought 160 acres. there was an old mill that he bought. whole farm set here there is a building that may have been a distillery. aaron: watch the program programatch the sunday. westfield state university criminal justice professor george michael teaches a class on white supremacist groups. he describes the difference between white supremacist and white separatist groups. he also discusses the relationship between the extreme subculture and other groups. professor michael: today we are going to take a look of a history of the way the separatist -- the history of the white separatist movement in the united states. it is a marginal movement. in light of some very important trends, the movement could become more salient in upcoming years. white separatism should be distinguished from this notion of white supremacy. to be sure there are whi

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the quakers win their fourth, 42-7. they are 3-0 in the ivy league. local football looking nice. >> kids in camden got a test run in their halloween costumes. a prehalloween block party at the park. there was a costume contest and face painting. the goal of the evening for officers t >>> high school huddle is next on channel 6 followed by jimmy kimmel live. "action news" continues at 5:30 with greg hall. for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner. good night. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump..." "should a woman be punished for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i would support legislation in pennsylvania that would ban abortion, and i would suggest we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: they're not for you. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> all new viral videos today "right this minute." cameras catch a wom

quaker town 37 in the morning. then we start warming up through the afternoon, again, everybody's got sunshine all day, the weekend forecast, after the early morning fog and clouds on sunday, we warm up, over saturday, the only exception of getting into the 70s would be at the jersey shore. and for the 10-day forecast, we go from the 60s to the 80s, as you see, tuesday and wednesday, 80s with sunshine. a lot of people are going to enjoy that. but then we have moisture coming in. first with some showers possible on thursday, then increasing chances of rain friday and saturday, and look at those high temperatures from friday into next weekend. so enjoy this weekend. >>> thank you, hurricane. coming up in sports, two pieces, both the eagles and hurricanes are less than healthy. and it's opening night for the flyers, who will play late into the night on the west coast. we'll set the scene next. >>> once the nfl has not played a division opponent yet. and that changes when they visit the redskins. he is expected to play

that is across from the linn the other site is on the other side of the river between quaker oats and cargil at the old power plant site. covering the corridor or and cedar rapids, i am joe huisinga , cbs 2 news we have new information about a car that slammed into a school bus on monday afternoon. it was on highway 151 in springville about 3:30. the driver of the car, 20 six- tipton police are trying to figure out how a truck wound up backing into a local bank. it happened at the citizens bank on cedar street at about noon today.a bank teller tells cbs 2 news - a customer who the crash. >>> at the citizens bank on cedar street at about noon today. a customer backed in to the wall and hit the teller station. nobody inside the bank was hurt and the condition of the drivers unknown tonight. >>> west nile virus woman from iowa. the first death from mosquito borne illness since 2010. there are three confirmed cases of west nile in the state. mosquitoes are most active at this time of year and the best way to protect yourself is to use impact respelling -- repellent containing deet. >>> th

the other is between quaker oats endocardial plant at the alliant energy plant site. >> now have new information after a car slammed into a school bus on monday afternoon. linn county authorities tell cbs news it happened on highway 151 on stone wrote springville at 3:30. hospital with life-threatening injuries.a female student on the bus who suffered minor injuries - will be o.k.no word right now on what lead to the crash. an iowa supreme court ruling this year upheld a ban on voting rights for iowans convicted of any felony.cbs 2 news statehouse reporter steffi lee spoke with a new coalition -- -working to change that state l. statehouse reporter steffi lee spoke with a new coalition working to change that state supreme court ruling on felon's voting rights hurts more than it helps."one of the things we discovered is how many people want to register to vote but cannot because of a felony conviction in their past."bonnie pitz with the league of women voters of iowa champions everyone's right to vote.she's not alone saying current voting laws in iowa - are devastating to democracy."w

the other is on the east side of the river between quaker oats near the lion powerplant. covering the corridor or and cedar rapids, i am joe huisinga , cbs 2 news we have a traffic update for those traveling downtown. there will be temporary lane restrictions on several bridges for inspections. those include second, third, eighth and 16th avenue bridges. the lanes will be restored by the end of the business day.>>> cbs 2 news has learned new information about a crash involving a car and a school bus. shortly after 3:30 yesterday, a car rear ended a school bus on dubuque road near springville. dubuque is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. stick students were on the bus along with the driver he. one student had minor injuries. there is no word on what caused the crash and cbs 2 news will bring you the information as soon as it is available. >>> a school district looking at changes to help with over -- with overcrowding. eighth and ninth graders will go to the current middle school. 10 through 12th graders will attend the high school. school officials say that t

. >>> businesses that used cargill and quaker oats.you can find all the addresses for drop off sites in newbo - the czech village and kingston village - on our website -cbs and if residents still have sand-bags, you'll have to wait if you want them picked up from your home.next monday, october tenth, city workers will start picking up sandbags from properties -- free of charge. they'll continue pick- sandbags from properties free of charge. they will continue pickup for two weeks. if you want them off of your property sooner, you can drop them off at the old bridge pool parking lot. >>> and al for the building process during the hot summer. they say more automated bills were sent that were not double checked by alliant representatives. alliant stresses that the bills are accurate but want to help customers pay bills by spreading the cost out over the there are just five weeks to go before election day, and donald trump is finding himself answering for 20-year-old tax forms which show a net loss of almost one billion dollars. hillary clinton's campaign is calling the story "a bombshel

the quakers win their fourth, 42-7. they are 3-0 in the ivy league. local football looking nice. >> kids in camden got a test run in their halloween costumes. a prehalloween block party at the park. there was a costume contest and face painting. the goal of the evening for officers to build bonds with the young people in their neighborhood. i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions. now, as chairman of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i'm leading the fight to stop the epidemic of heroin and opioid abuse. as attorney general, i'll prosecute anyone who scams our seniors. and i'll hold the oil and gas companies accountable to keep our drinking water safe. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. vo: donald trump and pat toomey anhave plenty in common --. they're both putting pennsylvania women at risk. even after trump bragged about sexually

the owner of the mill was a former quaker from pennsylvania named isaac peirce. he came to the washington area in the late 1790's and not a lot land.ght a lot of ultimately 160 acres along rock creek park. there was an old mill here that he bought, and he built this mill in about 1820. he had a farmstead here. there was a farmhouse, a building that may have been a distillery, a barn, an entire farm area here. the mill, as i said, was built in 1820 and stayed in operation through almost the entire 19th century. the mill was subsumed into rock creek park in 1890 when rock creek park was founded, and he -- it kept operating for seven more years and finally ended in 1897 when the main shaft of the mill wheel broke, and that was the end of milling operations forever. back in the early 19th century, this was rural land out here. this was washington county. it was a separate legal jurisdiction from washington city, which is what we now think of as downtown. florida avenue was the old boundary street, the northern boundary of washington city. this was washington county.

you can check out the event at quaker stake and lube in clearwater 11:00. it is totally free to watch. organizers ask that you bring a new package of socks, underwear, t-shirts, whatever you can for foster kids of all ages. >>> tracking storms. alerting you. protecting your family. it's time for 10 weather. >> i always point this out. you kind of know that fall, spring, winter is here in florida by the different plants that you see blooming. >> right. leaves change color here in florida. >> we see the license plates change colors on the cars. [ laughter ] >> our friends from the north. >> that's right. look at this though. >> oh. >> some are late getting here because of that. why can you blame them? i mean, just gorgeous. >> stay there for that and come down when it gets snowy. >> right. this weekend that's old forge, new york. this weekend it's going to be cold up there. man, that is beautiful. and you know, if you want to well, head on out to the airport. make a flight. there is the airport live right now if we can come out to it. head out north or northw

he turned his indian policy over to the quakers. you can imagine how quakers were their message of peace and love to help people like the comanches and the apaches, who just did not quite get it. nevertheless, grant was so well-meaning and the reservation system grew out of that. actually, it was in many ways a fraud, even though he was sincere. as long as you stayed on that reservation, obeyed the rules and did what your religious overlords did, you would be ok. the years of the grant administration are some of the greatest of the indian wars. as itlly was a war policy was a peace policy. that was indeed the beginning of the reservation system. and the reservations bikes and carlos that were established in arizona, these mountain people were taken out of a mountain paradise where they lived and malariadown to these ridden flats where they suffered terribly. die like atter to man in the mountains than to die here on this ghastly reservation. can you confirm or deny what happened to geronimo's goal after his death? is quite an: this

. >> one of the main locations is the old al line energy plant between -- and quaker oughts. find the address for drop offs in the check village and kingston village on the web site. one of the most visited spots in cedar rapids is still road to recovery - for the newbo city market. ll: many consider the new during flood threats.and while the newbo city market didn't take on water this time around - they certainly prepared to - and all that work means more work to get up and running.if you're scott kruger, the executive director of the . >> if you are scott, the executive director of the new city market you are used to saying this. >> hi, guy, the market is closed. we will reopen on the 13th. >>> how long was >> the district still has a long way back. >> it took us twice as long as businesses here in town to we don't get a get owl of jail free card. they have to go through the same proexcess procedures as everybody else. businesses thousands of dollars in inventory. >> they're taking a financial hit. we went ahead and just waived the rent for the merchants here for the month

whole grain quaker oats. and off you go. i survived breast cancer.he doctors hadn't caught it early i might not be sitting here. 'mutraged that pat toomey voted to defund planned parenthood... which thousands of pennsylvania women depend on for cancer screenings. pat toomey was even willing to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. shut down the government over planned parenthood? i think we ought to shut down pat toomey. senate majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> time for the buzz, and this is barbara bush, the daughter of former president george w.bush, she may be leaning toward supporting hillary clinton for president. she was spotted over the weekend attending a clinton fundraiser in paris. she posed for a picture of human human -- huma abedin. >>> hamilton creator doesn't accept the premise that some people will abstain from voting because they don't like donald trump or hillary clinton. he made these statements when talking about the documentary of hamilton. >>> we are learn

the owner of the mill was a former quaker from pennsylvania. he came to the washington area hethe late 70's, 90's, and bought a lot of land. ultimately 160 acres along rock. there was an old mill here that this millit he built in about 1820. had a whole farmstead here, a farm house, a house that may have been a distillery, a barn, springhouse, an entire farm area here. the mill was built in 1820 and stayed in operation through almost the entire 19th century. the mill was subsumed into rock creek park in 1890 when the rock creek park was founded and it kept operating for several more years and ended in 1897 when the main shaft of the wheel broke and that was the end of operations forever. back in the early 19th century, alis was role that role -- rur land. it was separate jurisdiction from washington city. florida avenue was the old boundary street, the northern boundary of washington city. this was washington county. washington county was sparsely inhabited, less than 10,000 people lived here. mostly farmers and large landholders and the farmer

>> people need to know that slaves did not free themselves, that there were abolitionist, whites, quakers. >> currently 45 states including wisconsin honor junteenth, the day when black people in texas were formally told they were free but there is no national , day of recognition. >> we need to a knowledge that it is not just a black thing, that it is everybody. >> lee says she has met president obama three times and hopes that will at least get her foot in the door. as for the walking, the retired school teacher says. i call it a working vacation. >> she hopes to have 100,000 signatures on the petition to present to the president and congress by the 26th of this month. kathy: if you're interested in opal lee's petition, we have a link to it at on our website, wisn.com. joyce: wouldn't you love to see her fit debt? making science fun. that's the goal of a new, permanent exhibit set to open this weekend at di exhibit that showcases aspects of physics, such as aerodynamics, gravity, stored energy and newton's laws of , motion. you can build and launch a rocket, race and sail cars, and see

the crowd also enjoyed music from the quaker city spring band.s all part of the annual gratitude with attitude birthday party for penn. >>> our fresco use err at boat house row today more than 500 people gathered for the senior strut health event. the group first marched outside along with the mummers, then headed out to lloyd hall where a huge health fair took place filled with lots of vendors educating about healthy lifestyles, giving free health exams, even some cooking demonstrations. >>> well, you see news happening in your neighborhood, make sure you take out your phone and shoot it. make sure you use the fresco app to send it to our newsroom. dawn? >> all right, thank you, chris. >>> do you want a happy familiarly? who doesn't. new study says you should stay at home instead of taking a family vacation. baylor university researchers say quality time spent together contributes to more satisfaction with family life. they found visiting new places and inter acting with new people actually leaves families exhausted and with less brain power to

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all quakers early. nn christian petersen. that's a 28 yard score. 7-0. late second half, 28-3 penn, ryder stone takes it in for dartmouth's first touchdown of the game, 28-10 at the half. dartmouth loses their ivy league opener, 37-24. they play yale penn at dartmouth saturday. friday night at 7:00 p.m. wildcats as they play a conference game against william and mary. let's hear it from the wildcats. >> they have a lot of good backs. we will have our hands full. >> they did really good on film. we just have to come out and execute really well. i think we are going to have a pretty good game plan. just come out and i qqq. jason: -- come out and execute. jason: let's check out the college football games. under the lights, the second ranked team against the fifth-ranked team. this is the place to be tomorrow for college football fans. shelley: definitely, and it may be the type of weather were you stay indoors and watch football. hayley: scattered showers throughout the day, drier on sunday. shelley: jimmy kimmel live is next. [captioning performed by the n