michele tafoya is with rick smith, the general manager of the texans.. >> michele: rick, a very, very difficult night for this organization. what can you tell us about the condition of coach kubiak at this point? >> i think as your cameras captured, he had an episode at the end of the first half where he was light headed and dizzy and so we took him to one of the local hospitals. he's been evaluated by a number of specialists. he is awake, coherent and talking so we're just trying to get some information about what his condition is. >> michele: what were you told about what happened down here? >> well, he was light-headed and dizzy and he went to a knee. and then they laid him on the ground to make sure. his vital signs were stable, so he is stable. and so that's basically what happened. for precautionary reasons we wanted to get him to the hospital to get him evaluated. >> michele: knowing what you know now and based on that information, how does the organization move forward? >> well, we have to assess, michele. obviously there's a lot of information

the room, michael from the children's creativity museum and scott from ybca resident, activist rick smith and from the garden festival. they are all on board with the principals and very concerned. i will take this moment as well to acknowledge comments from john oeb leng, i would like to call to your attention our principals and remind you with a we are advocating for. thank you. >> good afternoon. i want to echo on -- johnson comment and about the community schools and keeping us abreast of the process you are going through. i'm speaking as a board member on behalf of the yerba buena alliance as community as guidance for the way forward for yerba buena's future. we really em implore that you use these principals for your consideration of yerba buena's future. a brief subscription of these principles that all these buildings remain so. and that any displacement of these uses should be prohibited. secondly that all sources and often we've seen them turn them over. these funds are legally to ensure they are used for that purpose. regarding the use and maintained by first class professional

rick smith told nbc sports he could be back with the team on monday.me, down by 18 at halftime, andrew luck brought the colts back. t.y. hilton, the score there. the colts lead by three with four seconds to go. randy bullock needs a 55-yarder to tie, he doesn't. >>> how about nick foles of the eagles. seven touchdowns. that ties the nfl record for most touchdown passes a game. the eagles, a game back of the packers. ♪ you know that music. aaron rodgers and the packers hosting the arch rivals, the bears. tonight on "monday night football." coverage cartstarts at 6:30. then the game at 8:25. >>> always great television show. for much mur, check out "sportscenter," live, at 9:00 a.m. on espn. i'm john buccigross, have a great day. >>> the new york marathon yesterday after superstorm sandy shut down last year's race and the boston marathon was derailed by a terror attack. >> a record number of runners took to the streets. security never higher with metal detectors, bag checks, and bomb sniffing jobs. >> many of them looked like actress pamela aroundson aft

their executive operations rick smith released a statement today saying in part, quote, there have beenmany people throughout the city and across the country that have reached out to express their love and support and we are thankful for everyone's thoughts and prayers, gary is alert, coherent, and in good spirits. he's continuing to be evaluated and monitored. so it seems serious, gretchen, but not a heart attack. now, he wasn't the only coach over this weekend who suffered a health issue. john fox, head coach with the denver broncos was playing golf on saturday, suddenly felt dizzy, went to see his specialist because he'd been told he needed a heart operation, but he didn't think it was urgent. was waiting until february when the season was over. they took one look at him, apparently, on saturday and said you need this surgery now. and we understand, gretchen, it actually happened today. that was pretty urgent for him. wow, two of them. thanks so much, jonathan. >>> the obama care enrollment figures, as we all know, not good at all. the amount of people getting dropped by their curren

agent rick smith and they want volunteers to help them.a homeless man is viciously attacked and the crime is it captured on surveillance video. the video is graphic. it shows the attacker walking up to the victim. he suddenly begins stomping on his head. the homeless man doesn't appear to move. the attacker kicks the man seven times before calling, walking away. >> this happened, when homeless advocate says it's calling for those people living outside to be assaulted. >> it's sickening to see violence against anybody and especially when somebody is already in a vulnerable position, doesn't have a place had place to sleep and forced to be on the concrete. >> two passer-byes stopped to help and police were called. the man did get up and walked off. it's unclear how serious his injuries were or what the motive was for that attack. >> there's a question over former santa clara supervisor will be locked up. he's been sentenced to a year in jail and three years probation for misusing public funds. they called him a gambling addict. but, abusing

. >> reporter:general manager rick smith says: "gary is alert, coherent and in good spirits.is continuing to be evaluated and monitored." the team says the 52-year- old kubiak is with his family and more details will be released as they are available. >> reporter: commonly known as wilfred avenue, it is now called off course dried west. golf course dr westt. officer robert powers says while the city is preparing for an increase in traffic, c h p has been drawing up contingency plans and all those new lanes if all those new planes stopped moving. this it appears as though caltrans already fixed the slow traffic on highway 101 4 added last year. but the plans were drawn up without any consideration to the new casino. and by one local, at independent study that's a big consideration. >> reporter: every stablishing brings and an extra 13 car trips per day. the gray to casino has 3000 slot machines. that would equal over for the bells and additional cards through kron network park every single day. >> reporter: and road crews planning will ford or golf course drive west art eviden

also on thursday, martin's agent rick smith said his client suffered abuse from multiple dolphins, notto. a florida woman filed a police report against incognito in may for physically abuse i can her on a golf course. >> nfl action thursday night, vikings hosting the redskins, second quarter, washington trailing by four. robert griffin, iii. it's 27-14 skins. vikings have the ball. carlson sneaks it into the end zone. minnesota within seven. still in the third, same score. rolls to his left. up to this point, he was having his best game maybe as a pro. he decides to hook it to the end zone. comes up in obvious pain. ponder dislocates his left non-throwing shoulder. the vikings score on the next play to take the lead. 37 seconds left in the game, washington's got a chance. going for it on fourth down griffin to moss, he makes the catch but can't keep both feet in grounds. the vikings hold on to win. >> you know i'm not smiling. >> i see you're not smiling. >> redskins lost. >> there's always next week. >> the uses for lead to printers expand each and every day from building houses to ot

rick killed wasn't his mother. it was her close confidant angela smith. of davidito under the pseudonym sue. he arranged to meet her early on the evening of january the 8th planning to force her to reveal his mother's whereabouts. >> i'm not trained in torture methods, which is why i'm going to have to make do. i don't know how to [ muted ] do this. i don't want to [ muted ] do this. >> as rick drove to his death, he called his wife, 1,500 miles away in tacoma, one last time. >> he said, the hardest thing about it is that as she was dying, he said, she didn't understand what she had done. and i'm like, who? like, she didn't get it. these people don't get it. he says, i wasn't expecting that answer. i don't understand how they cannot see what they have done. >> despite the savagery of the murder, there was no evidence of torture. and it's not clear whether angela told rick where his mother was. nor is it clear whether he set off across the desert to hunt down his mother or see his wife. or simply find a quiet place to die. >> it's pretty extraordinary to w

joining us for "closing bell" exchange jenna godfrey, aaron gibbs, hank smith and our own rick santelli. good to see everybody. thanks for joining us. i want to begin with hank here because, hank, i know in the past we've talked about financials. we got those new capital rules for the upcoming stress tests and the bank capital requirements going into the next year. what's your take on that? would you put new money to work in the financials here? >> well, yeah absolutely, because we think they're still very undervalued and they have earnings power that hasn't returned to the pre-crisis level. so, yeah, there's some obstacles, headwinds, the financial reform, new regulatory environment, but that's all priced in, in our view. >> jim, i saw you tweeted out to your followers asking them what risks you think -- they think investors have missed the most. what did you find out? what did they tell you? >> well, one of the concerns that -- well i mean my followers are very concerned across the board in terms of what's going on in europe in terms of u.s. policy. one of the concerns i think a lot o

smith from d.t. investment parters and our own rick santelli. welcome to everybody. heather hughes, we talk about this change in tone of the market. we've really felt in the last week or so the momentum stocks are going down. technology is taking a hit. even as the blue chips were going higher. what's going on? is there a rotation going on or what are you sensing here? >> yes. you're right. it's very interesting that the advisers we work with were saying look at the cyclical growth plays in industrials -- or technology, biotech got crushed yesterday. we're not seeing that happen. investors are going back to the large cap value. those dividend grower names. if there is such a thing as a safe haven asset class aside from bonds, they're looking at those blue chips again. it worked the first half of this year. i didn't think i would be saying it again. that's where we are today. >> bill mcvail, what about you? in terms of small caps, first off, small cap growth. would you buy twitter here? bill? >> a little too big for me. it's interesting -- i'm here. when you look at a