chryst against riley as a head coach. the long time friends going against each other at head coaches in the big ten crucial game. second down and nine. 1:48 to go. ogunbowale. seeking space. he works to the 24. young on the stop. another time-out used by nebraska. their second. >> kelly: so far, i agree with the clock management. the opposition is in decent field goal range here. you want to go ahead and use your time-outs to give your offense some opportunity when you get the ball back regardless of what happens with the field goal. >> adam: a wild game so far today. 21-20. nebraska with the lead. adam amin, kelly stouffer and olivia harlan as well. one loss doesn't kill your big ten season. two losses is a really tough hurdle to overcome. >> kelly: we came into the game knowing these teams gave away games last week. that hurts big time. mike riley told us this yesterday. my team needs concrete evidence that what we're doing works. this is concrete evidence. they need to see something good happen in this situation right

mike riley--"we've mike riley--"we've worked to get a shorter--a 59 minute game. but no, i think, i think the initial thing that has to happen is we have to find a balance in our offense. i mean, we're nonogonna live effectively like we are right t w. so we have to, as coaches, be selective in what we do and then be good at it. and i'd really like to see us get more of our game going in the screen game. you know, we've had some pretty good looking plays there but not enough of them and i think we can do more yet in that way." the huskers will look for a win this weekend at on espn 2. there are some siouxland, but only one...pierce norfolk catholic, is among the best in the country. the blue jays and top ranked knights square off tomorrow night in nororlk. last year was a rara blowout in the series as norfolk catholicwon it 56-20. but of course part of that frustration came from the blue jays fourth and winning it by a single point the whatever the playing it this game hhad it circled on their calendars for a while. david engelhaupt--"it's a really fun game. i love

"it's relief but it's also excitement," said riley. "i'm really happy for everybody involved here, the coaches, the players and our fans. i've said all along they're the greatest in the world. all they want to do is win and we all certainly understand that." nebraska and northwestern play at 11 a-m saturday on espn 2. three of the last four games in the series have been decided by three or fewer points. the new nebraska high school football rankings are out from the ap. in class a, norfolk drops out of the top ten after losing at north platte. the panthers host 5-3 kearney on friday. norfolk catholic is still first in c-1. the knights host number-6 boone central/newm an grove on thursday night. in c2, battle creek stays at number-2. oakland-craig is still sixth and west holt gets back in at number-10. stanton gets votes. in d1, guardian angels central catholic of west point is number-1. creighton is number-4 and neligh-oakdale is receiving votes. you can see the entire rankings at ktiv.com. the dordt volleyball team has been rewarded f

we asked him is lincoln riley doing the things you expected when you brought him in. he said let me say we got wins but we struggle. it was inconsistent. like consistency, is everything. >> kelly: what's inconsistent about it primarily was what was happening on the line of scrimmage with three young players. as though players are getting ramped up, i think the offense is fixing to launch. and down the stretch, i think lincoln riley will have a lot of weapons in his hands. >> adam: timeout. we'll step aside as well. with pizza hut's $6.99 any deal, i can get a meat lover's and they can get all the fresh vegetables they want. no more compromise. bring home the flavor with america's no compromise pizza deal. get any two medium pizzas with any quality toppings, any crust, any specialty, just $6.99 each. >> adam: back in norman, 3:43 to play in the fourthth kingsbury looks on as his red raiders have not scored 30 points yetment. oc oklahoma on defense. a first down inside the 15 yardline. you get the sense wh kliff kins kingsbury. he's got the big contract, $3 million annu

students were taken to nearby riley elementary school where day. the low fire department -- the lowell fire department is on the scene. emily: the team preparing for tonight' s game against the dolphins, coming off a punishing win over the jets while miami cruised to their last victory. no serious strain the tom brady says do not let that for you. the pats are one of five unbeaten teams in the nfl right now. still ahead, the new effort to make the road where a young mother and her baby were killed in a crash safer in the future. erika: the anniversary of a superstorm is ring the impact of sandy three years later. cindy: we have sunshine in the wake of this morning' s tropical downpours but the warm temperatures are not going to last. fall temperatures make a comeback. erika: fans reaching into their pockets to see the mets in the world series. here at humana, we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. because we stick with them. humana medicare advantage. the plan peo

and we had christine riley along. thanks for joining us.ack in a moment with a final thought on the gaming and the games themselves. stay with us. and send us your thoughts on twitter or follow me and get in touch, or visit our facebook page and tell us what you think about the growing phenomenon of fantasy sports leagues. we would love to hear what you have to say. ♪ ♪ >>> throughout the history of sports in america, the money has only gotten bigger and bigger, and cheating has been a danger, a threat. a boxer taking a dive. a jockey holding back a horse. a pitcher paid to throw a game. a basketball told to win but not beat the spread. the governing authorities have tried to watch, control, reign in the apparently human tendency to want to win so bad, you cheat to do it. it's hard to see how fantasy sports can affect and infect the performers. the effect that any one quarterback, point guard, or slugging center fielder has is muted and becomes just one factor in a big collection of factors that determines the outcome both on the field and

a apparently, riley and redz are regular riders of the septa route 52 busing to go monster pets every now and then to go grocery shopping for reds. a lot of people take their dogs to pet the co and spet smart to buy their food. apparently riley followed that way of living by taking reds grocery shopping to monster pets and by the way, riley buys reds live rats to eat when he also brings home on the septa bus which we found out. anyway, here's a little bit of the pet owner, and pet owner passenger. >> some people were scared, some people really wasn't but everybody had to evacuate the the bus. it is not the poisonous. the it is just a constrictor. they squeeze their pray to death. >> they were running off the bus because they said there was a snake on the bus. the that was amazing. it reminded me of snakes on the plane. now we have snakes on the bus. that is not right. >> reporter: everybody gets off the the bus in a real hurry at 52nd and west minister and they get on another bus including riley and red z. because watch as the the police officer gets redz unhooked from underneath the

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chance gibbons hits riley larson on the edge, huge gain, inside the 20. then gibbons, pump fakes, hits a jaguars pull off a huge upset! centennial takes down second ranked valley 16-14. sioux city north hosting southeast polk. the rams quickly get on the board. the screen pass goes from thomas mclaughlin to cole hauser, and hauser weaves his way through the defense. that's a touchdown. 14-zip after a quarter. second quarter, handoff to hauser -- and hauser to the house. 62 yards on the touchdown. rams up 21-nothing. the td's keep coming. mclaughlin to austin sutten, 26 yards -- sep rams 45 stars 7 remember, every football friday, you can follow scores on your smart phone, computer, or television. hawkeye fans arrive in chicago and good crowd for last year's hilton madness. how did it go this year? people make mistakes. [ man laughs ] so switch to u.s. cellular and we guarantee we'll beat the price on your current verizon or at&t plan. that's right, guaranteed to beat. plus, right now we'll give you a $150 promo card when you switch. don't let your next mi

start of third, bradford deep for riley cooper. 6 yard touchdown. bradford longest as eagle. hey they're on the board down 7. nevrments mediterranean present celek out of nowhere w wide on touchdown tied 13. frankford is on fire. redskins add a field goal to go up three. >> brian isn't come. >> shorts and away. or jorp. >> yeah, fired up. the turnover turns a point. eagles down three. bradford, another bodily injury. this time the miles austin. 9 yard score. three touch doumz i've had all year coming into the game typeal minutes. redskins go on 15 play 90 yard drive third and 66 buck 18 left and kurt cousins to pierre garcon. 14 yards and just ask him late later. what a catch between two eagles defenders. eagles stunned. down three. get the ball back one last shot. birds and bradford go down. for the fifth time eagles lose 23-30. they lost three of four to start the season and jamie apody has more. >> we can't say the season is over after all the birds wentz 1-3 to begin the season and went on to make the playoffs. we can make. >> it's been 7 years they call this seem a disgr

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fran riley has more on the hall of famer who is still rolling strong in eastern iowa. this was the press conference at the firestone. after i won that in 1977. i had a smile there. the pro shop at muscatine's rose bowl is mike berlin territory. i had 32 of em over five decades. the pins, indicative of mike's many 300 games. that's what i really liked when you could get in there head to head. perform under pressure. pba rookie of the year in 1976. i think i was pretty aggressive. mentally tough. i think that was the strongest part of my game now we are going to put your finger in there. just like that. bowling is a perfect fit. mike. certainly knows the drill. scott sands the ball working alongside his son scott. it's great to see the love that he has for the game. and wants to instill that. especially in our youth today. scott is also an accomplished bowler. he still bowls good today. there is no doubt in my mind he could have been better than i was had he wanted to do that. these days, mike's bowling is limited due to arthritis. however, he loves sharing his expertise

jesse riley would finish the drive - just getting across the pylon - northwestern leads 10-0. but dakota wesleyan scores 27 straight points in the 4th quarter - dillon turner to hayden adams - the tigers top northwestern, 27- 17. big ups to dordt college - the defenders pick up just their third gpac win ever today with a 24-17 win over midland in sioux center. dordt now 2-6 on the year. in division 2, wayne state beats concordia as head coach dan mclaughlin becomes the program's all- time winningest coach. buena vista falls to dubuque in >> and now a message from donald and melania trump. >> good evening. as the man who's almost certainly you're not president, i wanted to give you a chance to get to know the real donald. now, you're probably looking at this lovely woman here and thinking, "whoa! who's this? another bangable daughter?" actually, it's my beautiful wife, melania. >> hello. >> she's great -- just great. >> welcome to our humble, gold house. >> not bad, right? i mean, talk about foreign-policy experience. we got the same interior decorator as saddam hussein. now, i

i'm back with drew, and joining us from boston is christine riley, the senior research director from national center for responsible game of course, and christine, if you think about it, between lotteries and various kind of online games, and the multiplication from around the country, they can play games of chance. the opportunity seemed to be ubiquitous compared to a generation or two ago. is that fair. >> yes, yes. over the past 40 years there has been an expansion of illegal gambling, the ray for disordered gambling is relatively stable. so it's the assumption of the scientific community that the exposure has not made much difference in the rate, it's 1% of the population in the u.s. >> what is disorder gambling, what crosses the threshold? >> there's many criteria, a lot sound like drug and alcohol abuse. bsh the person may try to stop. and then get in trouble with work or family for trying to hide their debts. and try to recoup their losses, to try to make up for the losses. overall, it's like addiction, it's continuing to do something, in spite of adverse consequences. >> befo

as soon as she took her riley looked out the window. she bounced her around and she stopped crying right then and there. >> rebecca needed relief. luckily in that moment, she stayed asleep the entire night. >> she wrote on facebook, something amazing happened to me and i will never be able to express how grateful i am for it. the supporting comments flooding in ever since. miller with four kids of her own says she was just helping out a fellow mom. >> honestly, i felt like i was doing what anybody could have or should have done in that moment. >> her friends were so moved they're starting a new movement called flight angels not just on planes where you see young parents struggling help them out. >> or put your bose headphones on. hands...where it belongs. olay regenerist. it regenerates surface cells. new skin is revealed in only 5 days. without drastic measures. stunningly youthful. award-winning skin. never settle for anything less. the regenerist collection. from the world's #1. olay, your best beautiful lymaking it more than just th

>>reporter: not only was the sullivan school sullivan school shut down but the riley school as well. the other school that students had to be sent to. we will be back at the school since it happened, and this morning we will hear from some of their parents. live in lowell, jessica reyes, >>> we are also working to learn what sickened a handful of students at a school in marlborough. the district tells fox25 that they fell ill during lunch at cane elementary. facebook page saying no evidence of food poisoning. no classes were scheduled. students there were evacuated after they heard a loud boom and felt a vibration. everyone was bused over to the high school. fire officials say they ruled out faulty electrical equipment out faulty electrical equipment, gas and a smaller quake. >>> an overnight crash in charlestown on rutherford avenue. our our scene at the school says two people were hurt. it is unclear how they were hurt. >>> big changes for a section of route 20 in oxford known as dead man's curve. the scene of a deadly crash we have been happening since monday. christina rusin and

. >> if you throw riley in there, too, sales will go through the roof. >> really? >> who would have thought? >> now there is fog out there keeping it interesting. >> fog could have 15 minutes of fame unlike riley. the golden gate bridge has southeast wind at three miles per hour. some of fog is handing out. look at our visibility. a quarter mile in santa rosa and less than a quarter-mile at santa rosa. we are three in napa. that is because the fog now is moving north through the valley. 1.25 mile through livermore through the san ramon valley and quarter-mile at half moon bay and two at sfo where i expect delays. the winds are light and variable and they will public the fog around and keep us out of south bay. everyone else could see some. here is a look at the exploritorium and you can see how light the winds are. the ferry ride should be pleasant. fog to hazy sunshine today. air is clear. but full of moisture. it will look hazy. a little bit warmer today than yesterday. showers are possible. not steady rain. that is tuesday into wednesday. halloween is not lookin

she took riley and as soon as she took her, riley looked out the window and bounced around and stoppede not only fell asleep, she stayed asleep the entire flight. >> even at the end of the two-hour flight, miller continued to lend a hand. >> she waited while they braught out the stroller and the car seat and held her that whole time. >> so moved by the in-flight kindness, writing on facebook. something amazing happened to me today and i will never be able to express how 0 i am for it. >> and 00 drepds of passengehun said thank you. >> vanderbilt university researchers analyzed 55 studies from the nih between 1972 and 2008. they concluded that talk therapy is about 25% less effective than previously thought. >>> interestingly, a similar study reached the same conclusion about antidepressant drugs. there's a new test that can detect all viruss known to humans. >> jane king has more in today's wellens report. >> a test capable of detecting previously unknown viruss and new variations of old ones. and while promising more studies need to be done, it could be years before it's available in

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president dwight commissioner adams commissioner dooley commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner yee-riley commissioner tour-sarkissian mr. vice president we have quorum. >> item number 2 general public comment. >> item 2 general public comment this allows the members of the public to come and generally on matter within the commissions per have you and suggests future consideration items. >> is there anyone from the public that wishes to speak to comment on anything not on today's agenda seeing none, public comment is closed. >> mr. president, i'd like to make a recommendation we call items three and four together as their presentations are enter seconded and over laptop a presentation and discussion on mayor ed lee's shop and dine in the 49 that presentation by mary ann thomas of the economic & workforce development and then we'll also have a presentation and discussion on the small business saturday presentations by lynn of women impacting the public policy and the saturdays coalition. >> okay sound good okay. >> we do work i guess i'm short. >> good afternoon, commissioners regina thank

still in the first, sam bradford under throws riley cooper. but it worked. it is 32-yard score. it is seven-seven. in the second quarter, a big manning mistake. nolan carol top of your screen, jumped the route. he intercept manning for the pick six. that will would put the eagles up 14-seven. to the third, demarco murray bounces right. he uses the stiff arm. takes it to the house. he's fired up. about time he gets in there. how about bradley couper? he loves it too. the eagles go onto win 27 to seven. chip kelly he's happy. as you can imagine, room for improvement. >> we're doing some good things. we have to be able to finish specially until the red zone. >> i think everything that went wrong tonight is collectable. we will get in, look at the tape, see what corrections need to be made. you know, try to get ready for next week. >> like i said, a process, we continue to learn from the things that we did well tonight, couple of things we didn't do so good. we got to come in together, correct them, go from there. >> oh, that offense. former running back, ryan west brood, induct int

>>reporter: students were evacuated to riley. >> it was scary. there were crying. the teachers were good keeping them under control but scary. >> five kids were sent to lowell general hop. while authorities aren't positive what caused this, they are sure it was not carbon monoxide poisoning. both cools were scrubbed down and open this morning. >> nothing in their medical treatment now at the hospital is that causing us any alarm or makes us think that it is a carbon monoxide situation. it does seem to be more of a viral type syndrome. >>reporter: administrators here weren't sure if they were going to hold school today but they did make that call late last night saying they are confident this won't happen again and they say nothing like this has ever happened before. live in lowell this morning, jessica reyes, fox25 morning news. >>> patriots look unstoppable. the team remains perfect after a blow-out against the dolphins a blow-out against the dolphins. of all accounts and all pundits agree at this point they are the most dominant team in the nfl. station sports di

the school was evacuated and sent to nearby riley elementary and dismissed from there. at first expected a carbon monoxide leak at the sullivan school but now believe it may have been a virus. >> there is nothing in their medical treatment now at the hospital that causes any alarm be a carbon monoxide situation. it does seem to be more of a viral type syndrome. >>reporter: we know that the sullivan school and the riley elementary that students were moved to yesterday. both of them were scrubbed down for self-hours. students will be back here. and coming up in the next hour, we will be hearing by some of their parents. live in lowell, jessica reyes, fox25 morning news. >>> we are working to learn what sickened a handful of students at a school in marlborough. the school district tells fox25 that the students fell ill during lunch at cane elementary school. as a precaution the school changed lunch options for later lunch hours. they sent out an alert on their facebook page saying no evidence of food poisoning. classes were not cancelled. >>> in lexington back to normal at

riley did a great job, i thought -- where is he going with that shot. was getting lost there for a camera. i thought trump was a kinder, gentler, and smarter fellow. >> i think he should be. i think he has swamped the field. that is sort of the base of our party, the republicans have all sort of been brushed aside. and my sense is that he is a force to be reckoned with. he is not going away. his supporters are not going away and i think he will win delegates. i don't know if he would win the nomination. >> why would you be doubtful of that? >> you can't win with 23%. >> he has 10% more than anyone else. >> you know, you have to win some place, and if the election was held today. >> is he getting outorganized? >> i'm saying -- >> you have to run against somebody, who is doing better? >> i have no idea who would be the alternative. >> i would quickly agree that this is -- >> i think the real story here is how we had this all-star cast of governors we bragged about, and they got swamped. >> and look, they have people stepping up and insults trump. >> i don

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. >> riley. >> riley. >> who walk what was it like out there. >> it was wet, it was cold, it was windy, and i will do it all again tomorrow and i'll do it again for the rest of my life until i'm with my sister. >> reporter: good to have you here. >> also nicki. >> hi. >> reporter: how is it out there for you today. >> unbelievable. but like riley, elements, emotions tide to it. >> reporter: tough day but an important cause. >> absolutely, i lost my mom and aunt to breast cancer. they died within a month of each other. i will keep fighting until is there a cure. too many people are dying. >> reporter: thanks for being here with us. this will wrap up, sunday night, 60 miles, three days, at the navy yard, reporting live from the convention center, i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> stephanie, and ladies, thanks very much. >>> investigators in bucks county make a break in the case more than three decades old. two suspects have been arrested in the 1984 cold case rape/murder of the bensalem teenager. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter has that story. >> reporter: for barba

that's when she stepped in and she took riley and as soon as she took her riley looked out the windowsly needed that relief. luckily in that moment she not only fell asleep she stayed asleep the entire flight. >> reporter: even at the end of the nearly two-hour flight miller continued to lend a hand. >> she took riley and she followed me right off the plane right off to the side. she waited while they brought up the stroller and the car seat and held her that whole time. >> reporter: garvison so moved writing on facebook something amazing happened to me today and i wiwill never be able to expre how grateful i am for it. this supportive comments flooding in ever since. miller with four kids of her own says she was just helping out a fellow mom. >> honestly i just felt like i was doing what anybody could have or should have done in that moment. >> ah, nyfesha's friends so inspired they're creating a flight angel movement asking people to go out of their way to be kind not just on planes but especially with parents of young kids. >> absolutely. >> we can't control them and even when my k

rebecca was struggling because riley would not stop crying. she asked to hold her. >> she stopped crying and fell asleep, shortly after that, the whole flight. >> i had baby in my arm, and she fell asleep, it comforted me. i told her this really was a blessing to me in disguise. you don't understand. >> reporter: we talk to her by skype at her home in chicago, she said that she hopes what she did might encourage other people to kindness. rebecca thinks that there has been so much response to her story, because so many people and parents have been there. >> i think from other parents being able to relate, to this situation, i think that is why it has taken off, just because everyone can relate, and i just it is just nice. >> thank god for kind strangers. by the the way that was ryan duffy reporting. she just had an active touch. stepped right in, got the baby to sleep. >>> 6:45. there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. anthony mason and vanita nair join us live with the preview, good morning. >> hi nicole, good morning. coming up

riley did a great job, i thought -- where is he going with that shot.as getting lost there for a camera. i thought trump was a kinder, gentler, and smarter fellow. >> i think he should be. i think he has swamped the field. that is sort of the base of our party, the republicans have all sort of been brushed aside. and my sense is that he is a force to be reckoned with. he is not going away. his supporters are not going away and i think he will win delegates. i don't know if he would win the nomination. >> why would you be doubtful of that? >> you can't win with 23%. >> he has 10% more than anyone else. >> you know, you have to win some place, and if the election was held today. >> is he getting outorganized? >> i'm saying -- >> you have to run against somebody, who is doing better? >> i have no idea who would be the alternative. >> i would quickly agree that this is -- >> i think the real story here is how we had this all-star cast of governors we bragged about, and they got swamped. >> and look, they have people stepping up and insults trump. >> i don't

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and down the stretch, i think lincoln riley will hav a lot of weapons in his hands. >> adam: timeout. we'll step aside as well. with pizza hut's $6.99 any deal, i can get a meat lover's and they can get all the fresh vegetables they want. no more compromise. bring home the flavor with america's no compromise pizza deal. get any two medi pizzas with any quality toppings, any crust, any specialty, just $6.99 each. >> adam: back in norman, 3:43 to play in thefourth. kingsbury looks on as his red raers have not scored 30 poin yetment. oc oklahoma on defense. a first down inside the 15 yardline. you get the sense with klf kins kingsbury. he's got the big contract, $3 million annually going up further as the years go on. he's got the pretty boy image. he's the youngest head coach in the power five at 36ears of age. you get the sense of this guy that he's a little bit hardened. there's been a great article written about him how he was cut from his jv team by his dad. he's gone through a lot in his life arldlready. did not have a flourishing nfl career like many expected him to have. ross tak

we are talking to michael jacobson from the center for public interest janet riley and janet riley from national meat institute. michael jacobson, can you talk a little bit about how the study was conducted and how they came to this finding? the bosses of the study said that they reviewed 800 scientific papers, animal studies, human studies, and studies that looked at the setsstry of physiological in meat. they found either strong evidence for human studies that processed meat was correlated with cancer increased -- increased risk of: cancer -- increased risk of colon cancer and estimated that it was causing thousands of premature deaths from colon cancer. the evidence was less strong for human studies of fresh red meat. but there are all kinds of other studies which suggest that the things in red meat, lake hemoglobin -- like hemoglobin -- host: that is the iron, right? guest: it increases the risk of cancer through a mechanism -- or the formation of cancer-causing chemicals from meat when it is in the body. their report was very measured and it was not alarmist at all. something we al

craig bruinsma finds jc koerselman for 26 yards - all the way down to the 2 yard line - and jesse riley finishes off the drive with a 2-yard score - northwestern takes a 7-nothing lead into the second quarter. then the defenses take over - bruinsma is pressured by tyler dean - and ron tortorello recovers the fumble - briar cliff takes over. but just two plays later - dylan desmarais throws the interception to nathan dehoyos - returned 61 yards to the house for a pick-six - northwestern goes on to the 21-0 win. morningside e es on the road to concordia and wins 44-21 in a top-25 battle - the mustangs still unbeaten in gpac play. as is doane - the tigers beat dordt 73-0. in divison 2 - wayne state falls on the road at winona state, buena vista gets beat by number 15 wartburg, 55-0 in division 3. stste cross country today in fortrtodge - on the boys side, nic peters of e-l-c and dylan cavanaugh of storm lake finish in the top 10 in 3a. siouxland with a great showing in 2a - gable sieperda from george-little rock/central lyon goes 6th - unity christian gets a pair of runners in the top 10 -

specialist turned fantasy sports player, and christine riley, from the national center of the responsibleing. thanks for joining us i'll be back in a moment for the final thought on the gaming and the games itself. stay with us, and send us your thoughts on twitter, or follow me and get in touch, we'd love to hear what you have to say. >> the money fell victim to the politics. >> they're more focused on getting jobs than our education. >>> throughout the history of sports in america, the money has gotten bigger and bigger. cheating has been a danger, a threat. a boxer taking a dive, a jockey holding back a horse, a pitcher played to throw a game. a basketball player told to win, but not beat the spread. the governing authorities of various games tried to watch, control, rain in the apparently human tendency to want to win so bad you cheat to do it. it's hard to see how fantasy sports warm their way into the game, affect and infect performers and performances. because you make your own teams and don't bet on games from real teams, the affect that any one quarterback, point guard or sluggin

so that may be why cornan riley keeps his snake that he names redz very close to his body.ly like a cell phone snakes can also fall out of your pocket and that is what he says happened. he keeps his snake when traveling apparently on public transportation. it does not qualify the pocket by the way as proper pet container in the septa policy allowing small contained pets on board buses and trains. chances are the grocery bag and box, the the groceries are in do not qualify as properly contain either if the rider sitting next to cornan on the septa route 52 bus knew that redz groceries in that bag, live rats. so the snake is not slittering out of his pocket and septa bus seat is enough as it was to scare the 15 passengers and driver quickly exited without trampling each other to death. >> he was in my pocket, you know, usually she falls asleep. i guess she wanted to crawl around. she crawled under the seat. i could not get her out of there. she got stuck. we had to wait all this time. i was trying to get my baby out. >> some of the ladies was like yeah, it is not bad, we ain'

after an interception eagles capitalize as sam bradford find riley cooper for 32-yard touchdown. that tied the game up in the seven. eli only had two interceptions coming in the game, he had two last night. nolan carol with the pick six, 14-seven eagles. eagles finally had a full nice drive capped off with the demarco murray 12-yard touchdown run. the the giants and the eagles, a win, 27-seven, in a sloppy game, seven total turnovers. that is sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. >> the nfl network is a apologizing for a, huge, mistake. >> everyone was talking about, yes, those naked bengals players seen walking across the screen during post game interview on sunday. >> network reporter was interviewing adam packman jones when other players showed some of their, bits and pieces. >> yes. >> it was a mistake. photograph does his best to focus in on jones but can't miss is what happening behind them. now the the nfl network executive vice-president said the crew didn't follow procedures, that would have prevented this error. many players, long called for a policy on interviews in the l

their business, including about 15 people on the number 52 bus in west philadelphia, including corn rileyho keeps his snake named red while traveling witt on public transportation, and in his pocket, which is not likely qualify as a a proper pet container in the septa handbook allowing small contain pets on board. and chances are the grocery bag and boxes he carries his pet in may not qualify as properly contain. i say that because in the bag are live rats. now, if the rider sitting number to him and knew his groceries in that bag were live rats, the snake coming out of his pocket and underneath septa bus was likely more than enough yesterday, as it was, to scare off 15 passengers quickly exited without trampling each other to death. >> it is in my pong, you know, usually she falls asleep but i guess she wanted to crawl around. she crawl under the seat. i could not get her out of there. and she got stuck so we had to wait all this time and then i got my baby out. she cost $450. >> yeah, some of the ladies were like it is a snake. we ain't going back on there get off the bus, get off the b

he under through riley cooper, actually overthrew him there, but under through riley cooper in the end zone on the first interception, cool her to step on his man. his second pick, slightly behind miles austin, as you'll see here. he made nice play on the ball, but that that is still a mistake that he cannot make against elite teams. he is not going to get away with that against the arizona's or the green base of the world. bradford though says the bye didn't let the turnovers hurt them. >> keep going, don't like to throw interceptions but when do you you have to get over it and move on. guys did great job just continuing to battle. it would be easy to fold up and say oh, man, throwing interceptions, can't do anything, but that's not how it went today at all. >> fletcher cox is a large man, and he's playing like it right now. cox dominated the saint offensive line. tossed drew brees around like a rag doll. he put up three sacks, forced two fumbles, and it is his presence in the middle that helped keep the saint run game in check. now, cox is a guy who usually doesn't get a ton of accol

jesse riley would finish the drive - just getting across the northwestern leads 10-0. but dakota wesleyan scores 27 straight points in the 4th quarter - dillon turner to hayden adams - the tigers top northwestern, 27- 17. big ups to dordt college - the defenders pick up just their third gpac win ever today with a 24-17 win over midland in sioux year. in division 2, wayne state beats concordia as head coach dan mclaughlin becomes the program's all- time winningest coach. buena vista falls to dubuque in division 3. nebraska picked up their first big ten win of the season last week with a victory over minnesota. the huskers returned home to lincoln looking to even their record at 4-4 against northwestern. the wildcats are still receving votes in the ap poll after last week's loss to iowa. memorial stadium - always a tough place to play. but nebraska trails 14-5 in the second - tommy armstrong - finding touchdown just before half - huskers down at the break. but here come the blackshirts in the 3rd - armstrong - the option - keeps it himself - dives in from 4 yards out - n

after a string of heartbreaks, saturday's win was a sigh of relief for mike riley "hint there in the fourth quarter, of maybe this thing getting close, especially when they made the two-point conversion. and it had a hint of that. its relief, but also excitment, yeah." nebraska hosts northwestern nene saturday afteteoon. in ames....iowa state jumped out to a 21-14 lead against third- ranked tcu in the first half..but the horned frogs scored 31 unanswered points to win it 45-21. the cyclones fell short of an upset bid, but head coach paul rhoads is still pleased with the way his kids battled. "proud of what our guys did for thirty and we needed a little more out of them off. to have an opportunity here tonight. "on offense, you definitely want to get rolling a little bit. we got stagnant a little bit for maybe a couple drives, but we were still hitting some plays downfield, and it was about not getting touchdowns when we needed to." iowa state continues its tough stretch next saturday at second-ranked baylor. allison/elisalex morning g r "get goioi with jessica a e" this week jessssa

steve: old time stars kelly riley, eve best and clive owen. christal young spoke with the cast. >> reporter: clive owen has made his way to broadway. the british actor stars in the new play old time. he is known for his intricate plots, full of twists and turns. he's created a play that's described as sexy and intense. owen says as soon as he read the script, he knew he wanted to be >> he's one of the greatest play writes of modern time. there's no question you read the script and the language is so beautiful and so beautifully constructed, that it's a joy for an actor to play. >> reporter: old times is about three people whose past relationships collide with their present ones. owen's character is married to kelly riley's character kate. then it all gets strange when they get a visit from kate's old roommate. this is owen's broadway debut. he radiates a confident, strong masculinity. >> i'm discovering the character. it's not straightforward. >> reporter: old times is filled with drama, desire and blurred realities, a show that will have your