you and everyone else. [ cheers and applause ] >> doing mjob, robby. >> jim: doing my job, robby. that's where i would h he gone wrong. i'm just doing my job. that's my job, and i'm doing my job. >> doing my job, robby. >> jimmy: it was wicked. >> yeah, wicked hard. >> jimmy: wicked hard to do the job. no, see, that's the susulety. that's why we love michael keaton. congrats on another great performance, pal. come back for "the founder", to whenever you want. we love this guy, michael keaton, everybody. "spotlight" is in select theaters now. we'll be right back with nick offerman, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] welcome. we have three chevy's here. alright. i want you to place this award on the podium next to the vehicle that you think was ranked highest in initial quality by j.d. power. hmm. can i look around at them? sure. highest t nking in initial ququity. it's gotta be this one. this is it. you are wrong. really? actually it's all three. you tricked me. j.d. power ranked the chevy malibu, silverado half-ton and equinox highest in initial quality in their segments. that's i

. >> robbie niak hit a pickup carrying a trailer 0 of cattle. he pulled over after the crash and got out of the car. police say a multipassenger van hit both cars killing him and two others. this woman snapped these said in my mind from my family side i hope he's not here in the accident. >> the family looked up to robbie, an older brother, a college grad, a loving son and grandson. >> he gave up a great job offer with bank of america to stay with his grandfather at home. >> his cousin, friends, and neighbors will tell you he put a smile on their faces all the time. the past friday one of his conditions took this video of him pretending to play a violin. memories of the videos and picture a source of comfort in a time of pain. >> of all people why him? he's the heart and soul of this family. >> robbie was pronounced dead here at morristown medical. other victims from the crash were taken to the hospital. robbie's family is left with that heartbreaking task of burying their only son. reporting from norristown, new jersey. i'm ray. >> on long isla

clair coached his son, robby in the first yoyoh hockeyeyleague in sioux city. robby... eventually coached his son kyle when he was in youth hockey....and kyle started coaching with his dad at his side. "coaching with my dad is...words can't describe that...it is something at we think upon that.. and we have pictures and memories that we will have for a long time." and now robby is coaching for the third time as he coaches the fourth generation in the family. clair never imagined he would still be playing with his great grandson. "i'm very proud of him, and of my grandson, and my son, they are inspirations and they are kind've heros to me too because they are following me and learning good family values" kyle gave an extra shoutout to his mother and sister for putting up with the smell of hockey and their continuing support throughout the years. the dirks show us that a little competition can lead to a lot of love and support. kayla novak, siouxland news. 3 if you want to go watch clair and his family play hockey... the siouxland beginner hockey league holds its games ea

robby, the guy i played, walter robinson, he doesn't have one, really. and then when you hang out with him, you hear it come out in certain words. you know, and certain sentences. depending upon whom he's speaking to -- with whom he's >> jimmy: yeah. exactly. it's well done. i was like, that's such a a tricky thing, but you did it perfectly. >> i know you're going to show a clip, it's so good. but i also want to say nick offerman is in my next movie called "the founder." about the guy who -- about mcdonalds, we'll talk about that sometime, but he's great in the movie, too. i wanna throw a plug to nick. >> jimmy: he's a good guy. >> he's bringing out meat too. >> jimmy: we're going to have a a meat demo. next time you come on, we can do the whole meat demo. >> or i'll just skin an animal. >> jimmy: just bring a carcass. just bring a carcass. >> carcass night! >> jimmy: yeah, it's carcass night here at "the tonight show." you bring your carcass and we'll stuff it. >> yeah, there you go. >> jimmy: i do have a clip here i want to show everyone. this is micha

clair coached his son, robby in the first youth hockey league in sioux city. robby... eventually coached his son kyle when he was in youth hockey....and kyle started coaching with his dad at his side. "coaching with my dad is...words can't describe that...it is something that we think upon that.. bnd we have pictures and memories that we will have for a long time." and now robby is coaching for the third time as he coaches the fourth generation in the family. clair never imagined he would still be playing with s great grandson. "i'm very proud of him, and of my grandson, and my son, they are inspirations and they are @ kind've heros to me too because they are following me and learning good family values" kyle gave an extra shoutout to his mother and sister for putting up with the smell of hockey and ththr continuing suppppt throughout the years. the dirks show us that a little competition can lead to a lot of love and support. kayla novak, siouxland news. 3 if you want to go watch clair and his family play hockey... the siouxland beginner hockey league holds its games

robbie: that's right, and we are proud to have the support of so many people here in iowa. cynthia: steve and stacey? stacey: we have martin o'malley right behind us here. steve: i am to sky to stick a microphone right in here. martin o'malley: we have worked we have come a long way since september 11 and we still have a lot of work to do to make sure we are prepared, to make sure we are ready, to make sure we integrate our intelligence apparatus, and we need to make sure we get ahead of these threats before they rise to the level as lethal as isis has become. stacey: that is governor o'malley, and we are live on tcc tonight. governor o'malley, how did that to be go for you? -- on kcci tonight. governor o'malley, how did this debate go for you? governor o'malley: i can't remember a time when a relatively unknown challenger had a night to be able to make our case, i we had a great night here in iowa, and i am going to continue to build on it. steve: you had a great line martin o'malley -- donald trump being a carnival barker. martin o'malley: yes, but it is not really funny

clair coached his son, robby in the first youth hockey league in sioux city. robby... eventually coached his son kyle when he was in youth hockey....and kyle started coaching with his dad at his side. "coaching with my dad is...words can't describe that...it is something that we think upon that.. and we have pictures and memories that we will have for a long time." and now robby is coaching for the third time as he coaches the fourth generation in the family. clair never imagined he would still be playing with his great grandson. "i'm very proud of him, and of my grandson, and my son, they are inspirations and they are kind've heros to me too because they are following me and learning good family values" kyle gave an extra shoutout to his mother and sister for putting up with the smell of hockey and their continuing support throughout the years. the dirks show us that a little competition can lead to a lot of love and support. kayla novak, siouxland news. 3 3 3 news dot com.siouxland website... story on our link in this follow the you can league... about the know more

robby wells, democratic candidate: "we've got a lot of other people that want to sit down now and do interviews. i'm going in front of any camera that wants to hear what we've got to say. this is about prosperity." but, of course, what election wouldn't be complete without another dark horse candidate...or in this case---another dog, putting his paw into the ring. kevin bell, drake university: "no surprises here today. he's not going to fully announce everything. you know, he's got to think through those platforms to make sure they're perfect. but you know, they're going to be great. people are going to love him. " stephanie: jacob, thanks.that debate starts tomorrow at eight o'clock. we'll have full coverage of the day, live leading up to the main event during local five news at 6. and a live wrap-up on local five news at 10. and analysis of the democratic campaigns continues on our special sunday political show "this week chairwoman wasserman for that discussion sunday morning at 9 a-m. jack: there's been lots of discussion about ben carson this week and donald trump jumped into th

. >> a botched robby outside -- robby outsi/* robbery. and opened fire at a police officer. they are charged with murder, one of them 16 years old. >>> the time is now about 20 mints to the top of the hour. a fox news alert. brand new images just in showing hostages being escorted out of the hotel under siege bee terrorite -- by terrorists in mali. wind forces a pilot to land sideways. first let's look at the weather. ♪ and then santa's workers zapped it right to our house. and that's how they got it here. cool. the magic of the season is here at the lexus december to remember sales event. this is the pursuit of perfection. jeb bush: leadership means it's not about yappin'.. it's not about talking. it's about doing. i know how to do this because i was privileged to serve in florida for eight years. and we turned the systems upside down that weren't working. 1.3 million new jobs were created. we cut taxes every year. income rose in people's pockets. people were lifted out of poverty. children started to learn. as president of the united st

he-ey robbie! nice, right? buy now, online and through our mobile app and pick up in store.irthday, honey. because every day is an opportunity to make your day better. walmart. >> when you finally see that finished film with your voice, what are your thoughts question mark >> it's very strange when you are less thing and watching and you are like what is that? >> holy rabies, this looks like a blast. let's my friends got weirded out. it sounds like you but it doesn't. >> producer of an animated motion picture works with all the members of the creative team to make sure that we are out -- the quality of the film and making sure it is finished on time and on budget. michelle graduated with a degree in psychology and began her career as an intern and worked her way up to senior visual effects producer before joining sony pictures animation. >> you are watching "made in hollywood." happy you came to visit. but this place is open all night. >> as a producer for a movie like this, what are your responsibilities? about comingit's up with the ideas of the movie and then dealing with

tendrÁn una nueva atracciÓn en la finca de un vecino, paseos a caballo en la propiedad del cantante robbie visitante, ver la cantidad de biodiversidad que tiene esta zona, agua de manantial, comida, y ver la casona de este lugar bellÍsimo. reportera: si despuÉs de tanta entidad fÍsica termina con apetito, a pocos minutos estÁ el lago dos bocas, un embalse rodeado de varios restaurantes. >> se moviliza ahora mismo entre 35 a 40.000 personas al aÑo. reportera: en la segunda parte de este reportaje, continuamos conociendo el Área montaÑosa de la isla y nos adentraremos en un parque de aventuras que tiene el "sit line" mÁs alto del mundo. ilia: el procurador general de la repÚblica dominicana solicitÓ hoy el presidente convocarÁ el consejo nacional de la magistratura afirmando que el descargo del senador fÉlix bautista y otros casos de corrupciÓn obligan a una nueva y profunda reforma en el sistema judicial. >> el caso hoy sobre la situaciÓn de los jueces acusados de negociar sentencias y el caso de fÉlix bautista es parte de la motivaciÓn del representante del ministerio pÚblico. >> la procur

customers and employees were police believe one suspect is responsible for robbies since last -- for the robberies since last month. a customer described what happened today. >> i walked into the store and i was robbed. the guy was holding us to gun point. ladies behind the counter tied up and stuff and i just walked in. >> shoppers hope the suspect is caught before he strikes again. >>> november the first monday, lonnie quinn with -- feeling confused? it is warm. >> kicking off november and feeling -- feels like the end of september now. we will get warmer. there is the picture. i know it is dark out there but i will show you the satellite, clouds starting to break apart. that will be through the night decreasing clouds. 60 degrees right now. average day it will get warmer throughout the work week and warmer temperatures are on the way. they will be here tomorrow afternoon. not by the morning. we should be at a high of 58. we were 63. 5 degrees above the average. should have a morning low of 45 degrees. today we were 54. above average by 9 degrees. tomorrow we will be in between tha

cooxz got away with unknown amount of money and police have not said if anyone was attacked during the robby and they're looking at surveillance for clues. >> commuter have a new option to go where they need to government step brand new ninth street station in laps dale is on and ready for riders. and it has plenty of parking and is wheelchair accessible. all lanes operating as they did it's the first railroad station in nearly 20 years. >> it looks like we start out in good shape, too. stormtracker 6 shows us we're dry. as we look outside we have clear skies overhead and later this morning we'll be looking at plenty of sunshine right now. >> temperatures cool, 48 in philadelphia and 45 bill willle m ton and 38 in allentown. especially in outlying areas grab your coats. not a lot of wind throughout which is nice. 41 mill visit and 53 cape may. satellite and radar shows you yeah we will need sunglasses a little later on as we head out on to the highways and bad ways suppressed to north and sound and in the middle of dry air in place and sunshine on the way. mostly sunny and pleasant in the le

goes deep -- drrs it right to schmitt in stride -- 61 yards -- 21 to 6 wartburg in out this catch by robbie anstoetter -- tips it to himself -- didn't lead to points in the end -- but it didn't have to -- wartburgrgedges simpsonnin a shootout 51, 45 -- waterloo black hawks going for a 4th straight win -- hosting omamaa -- first -- on the power play -- michael davies with the hard shot -- finds the back of the net -- 1, zip waterloo -- ter -- tied at one apiece -- lignts the lamp -- waterloo gets the win tonight 5 to 1 - - thanks mark. coming up -- is it too early for christmas lights? we ask --you decide. we'll be are you a if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is already producing enough power for over a million homes, reducing oururependence on foreign oil and supporting six thousand jobs. i'm tom steyer. with bold leadership and an endless supply of wind and sun, we can do that across america. the goal is 50% clean energy by 2030. powerball numbers two, twelve, seventeen, , wenty, sixty-five, powerball seventeen and power play four slow

. - welcome to lazy town a place where you'll want to stay you'll meet robbie with his rotten plan and sportacus saving the day go go go get up lazy town it's the start of a brand new day things are upside down here in lazy town adventures just a moment away - "dear diary." - stephanie, i've been doing the laundry and, oh, i shrunk my pants again. oh, dear, and one of my white socks didn't turn out very well either. perhaps you could use it-- pink is your favorite color.

stride -- 61 yards -- 21 to 6 wartburg in control -- and still in the first -- check out this catch by robbie anstoetter -- tips it to himself -- didn't lead to points in the end -- but it didn't have to -- wartburg edges simpson in a shoottut 51, 45 -- the iowa state football team just got underway at xth ranked oklahoma -- but last night we got our first look at the 7th ranked men's basketball team under new head and with monte morris running the offense -- the cyclones looked remarkably similar to last season -- running the floor and putting up a lot of threes -- iowa state hit 16 of 32 from beyond the arc -- while naz mimirou long aad newcomer hallice cooke combined to go 10 of 12 in the 46 point win over grand valley state -- and while prohm plans to run more offensive sets than former coach -- they space the floor, they play. they just play basketball. they kind of read and react and so at times we'll run things if we need to, and if we're spacing the floor and m mving the ball against colorado if you think there's no solution to the climate crisis, think again. in iowa, wind energy is

bit less buzz -- it was still big ith jacobson the ddbuque spartans -- coached by former panther robbie sieverding -- the favorites to win the iowa conference this season -- and they kept it close early -- andre norris with the j -- he dropped 20 tonigigt -- game tied at 23 -- panthers pull away a bit later -- wes washpun with the hammer after the steal -- 32, 23 uni -- moments later -- austin arias from downtown -- he had 12 in the game -- panthers led by 7 at the break -- spartans not going away in the second half -- jake weber -- i think that was supposed to be a pass -- still -- washpun from d dwntown -- he led the way with 22 tonight -- then 200th career win at uni -- panthrs rop the spartans 83, 63 -- it means a lot. you know all that coach has done here, all the sweet 16 appearances and tournament wins. it's good to be a partf one of his milestone wins. uni ttvels to face north dakota on saturday -- the missouri valley football conference handed out st-season honors today -- and it's no surprise deiondre hall has been named the defensive player of the year -- hall leads the confr

. >> hello everyone and welcome to joe robbie stadium. reporter: audiences watch them on "monday night football." off the field he was married to kathy lee. gifford was this -- no stranger to hard knocks. here he is taking a massive hit, leaving emotionless on the field. the head injury so severe he had to take time off of the game. now his family confirms what they suspected. pathologists say he severed from a digit of brain disease, cte. the same suffered by numerous former nfl players. nfl protocols are under scrutiny. sunday, quarterback -- to the hard hit to the head. he was shaken and needed help getting up and he was allowed to continue playing. the nfl says its new concussions enters to protect players failed. the league without considering whether to discipline teams found in violation. nfl commissioner roger goodell issued a statement saying "the health and safety of players is the highest priority." there is more work to do that would honor great men like frank gifford. mary moloney reporting. kim: straight ahead, we'll show yo

first time since dropping toppranked north carolina on saturday -- they'll coached by former panther robbie sieverding -- while it seemed uni was nearly on saturday -- coach ben jacobson says his team could be a bit more aggressive on the boards -0- we had done in our first 2 games so far. that's where i really hope we can take another step forward. tonight's game tips at 7 oh clock in the mcleod center -- a last look at your forecast. thank you foojoining us fororthe if you're doing everything right but find it harder and harder to get by, you're not alone.e. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because together, we can make a political revolution and create an economy and democracy that works for all

police are investigating a home invasion robby in philadelphia, it happened at 12:30 on sixth south frazier street, two men broke in and were last seen heading southbound on south avenue. >>> a two day sit-in ended at princeton university following an agreement between protesters and school officials. they wanted the school to acknowledge the racist legally of former princeton president and u.s. president, woodrow wilson and rename buildings named for him. the university will consider the removal of a mural with woodrow and initiate conversations about his legacy and cultural training for staff members. >>> time for a check of the friday forecast, the sun is back and so is the seasonable weather as we look live outside from sky 6 hd, there we are showing you the ben franklin bridge, temperatures are back to normal with a chilly breeze feeling like november and the sun is shining. lets head outside and melissa magee is in for david murphy. >> hi rick, a nice recovery in the wake of the soaking we had on thursday, we picked up an inch on friday and that chill is overhead, 55 degrees and 44 in

the spartans -- coached by former panther robbie sieverding -- are the favorites to win the iowa conference. panthers try to pull away in the first half -- wes washpun with 2 of his 22 -- panthers s 9. moments later -- austin arias from downtown -- he had 12 -- panthers up only 7 at the break. spartans not going away in the second half -- jake weber -- that was a pass -- but the bucket cuts the lead to 4. then it's jeremy koch for the slam -- ben jacobson's gets his 200th win at uni -- panthers win 83-63. the hawkeye men's basketball is also unbeaten. iowa takes a 3-0 record to take on dayton in the eight-team advocare invitational in orlando, florida on thanksgiving night, which also features three ranked teams. the hawks have won their first three games by an average of 26 points -- but dayton is also 3 and 0, and also played in the ncaa tournament last season. "this is another great opportunity," said iowa senior mike gesell. "there's a great field there. it's another chance to just get better to see where we're really at, at this point of the season. it's going to be a fun touuament." "

. >>> also staying in newark, a police officer walked in on a robbie and actually shot one of the thieves. employees at a sunoco gas station say two men grabbed money from the register, jumped over the counter and demanded the key for the safe. there was an officer who just happened to stop by to get something to eat. he walked in on the entire thing. he shot one of the robbers and >> right now, when somebody point a gun at you you didn't feel right. >> that suspect is in critical condition. on halloween. >>> kerry, another suspect under arrest in connection to that station. vincent arcona was taken into hospital. he was using an alias when you walked in at 4:00 a.m. seeking medication and a psychological evaluation. hospital staff recognized him and did call police. he was one of the men wanted for the shooting near the subway station monday that left one dead and two others wounded. >>> meanwhile a bar fight between military men lands one former marine in the hospital with a stab wound. police say it started over an argument about drinking in uniform and that it escalated and on veteran

"hello again everyone i'm frank gifford and welcome to joe robbie stadium."for 27 years -- audiences watched him on monday night football. off the field --he was married to t-v personality kathie lee. gifford was no stranger to hard knocks. here is the running back in 1960 -- taking a massive hit -- leaving him motionless on the field. the head injury so severe -- he had to take time off from the game. but now -- gifford's family confirms what they suspected... pathologists say he suffered from a degenerative brain disease -- cte. the same disease suffered by numerous former n-f-l players. this, as existing n-f-l concussion protocols come under scrutiny. sunday -- st. louis rams quarterback case keenum -- took a hard hit to the head. he looked shaken and needed help getting up, but he was allowed to play on. the n-f-l says -- its new concussion standards to protect players failed -- and the league will now consider whether to discipline teams found in violation. n-f-l commissioner roger goodell issued a statement saying the health and safety of players is the

robbie? no! ♪ ♪ i'm looking to get a new iphone for my son.et 15 gigs for the price of 10. oh, good, because he goes through data like crazy. oh! there's my boy who's lookin' for a new iphone... he goes through data like crazy? yeah, yeah. data, streaming, texting, emailing, loves watching football games. oh yeah? who's your favorite team? he texts, he doesn't talk. that would be weird. get an iphone at at&t and get 15 gigs for the price of 10. peter hit me in the nose with a football. marcia, what happened? now sweetheart... shut up! marcia, eat a snickers®. why? you get a little hostile when you're hungry. better? better. marcia, marcia, marcia... (cheers and applause) >> trevor: that's our show. stay tuned for "the nightly show." now here it is... your moment of zen. >> do you think you really understand this enemy enough to defeat them and protect the homeland? >> all right, so this is another variation on the same question, and i guess let me try it one last time... ♪ tonightly, 30 u.s. stase are refiewsing to admit

a deal la robbie hopes the police catch the attackers who are still in the run.e was in the theater when terrorists struck friday night. >> he brown down as he told us he was separated from his girlfriend who was shot in the shoulder. >> i feel so bad he said, like a coward for leaving her. >> some parisians are still on edge and many are angry about what happened here. a group of french muslims have started a social media campaign to condemn the attacks. >> what they did is terror and this is not -- this is not islam i'm practicing. >> reporter: islamic militants claimed responsibility for the attacks which killed 129 people, france is demanding its european allies support military action against isis. secretary of state john kerry who met tuesday with french president holland says more needs to be done. >> we have to step up our efforts to hit them at the core where they're planning these things. >> reporter: for a second day french war planes slammed isis targets in syria. >>> a millersville university student studying abroad in paris was inside that soccer st

but it may cheer him nonetheless, robbie? >> well, we'll see what happens tonight. you know the schedule says bills versus jets. but over 80,000 people here at the meadowlands tonight and on television know what this game is really about. it's all about rex ryan's return. get inside the stadium now. the bills rolled into the stadium late this afternoon. and the coach made his way down the tunnel. it's his new team against his old team tonight. rex ryan, six years as the jets' heads coach. everything was so great and then so south. it's been 318 days since he was fired and tonight rex is back. >> the jets are coming. >> you know i plan on being here a long time. you know i say the way it is. i believe this is the year we're going to do it. at no point you know, was i like -- i love -- well i had this one circled. >> you know he can say this is just another game all he wants. and just got to believes this special for ryan. fired after winning only four games last season. his old teem is already won five this year. made m paw lee a co-captain for the game. he broke yes

moments later, police say 23- year-old robbie nyeek slammed into the trailer. he got into the car seconds before a van carrying a dozen people hit a guard rail and the crash killed nyeek and two other people. >> he wanted to be around everyone that he knew and keep them in touch. we persistently trying to get everyone together and hang out. >> is personality was quite magnificent. and that's why people are still hanging around here so much. >> the van involved in that crash was carrying workers from a nearby chinese restaurant. and two of them were also killed in this crash. >>> a driver under arrest. and one of hits passengers in critical condition. after a charter bus filled with college students crashed in virginia. the bus carrying 50 people flipped, just south of richmond last night. more than 30 people went hospital. the bus was taking disiewnds back to various colleges after their thanksgiving break. the driver charged with wreckless driving. >>> we are learning more about the unexpected thanksgiving guests at the white house. the attorney for joseph cap

everybody knows that this is miss robbie and tim from [cheers and applause] >> rachael: now, yes, we are going to make mile high sweet potato pie, is that what we're doing today? >> yes, ma'am. >> rachael: if you guys missed we were talking about the fact this smoking hot woman is single. are you still sisile? >> i am still single. >> rachael: tim and i said, we got to get on this issue, get a plan for a man. >> we. >> rachael: so today, you know how we do mystery taster from time to time, i don't know who the guest is and we disguise their voice, today we're going to play mystery dater. [cheers a a applause] >> rachael: and it's got a fun foodie twist to it. i'm getting ahead of myself. we're going to start with sweet potato pie, just in case both mystery daters, if both of the mystery daters don't work out, we'll have mile high sweet potato pie to go to. take it away, the kitchen is yours, guys. >> tim is going to do the crust. >> why i got to do the crust? we haven't been mere five

robbie manual, the mayor of that city. he was running for b election. am looking at that peaceful demonstration. popping out of the jack-in-the-box. a 9-year-old kid assassinated. excluded in the alley way on top of it. hundreds of kids being killed in chicago. no demonstration. i am not trying to lump it all together. >> it sounds like you are saying that there may be some political motivation. why did it not come forward earlier? >> i am a former detective. i love the police. when they do something wrong, it has to be brought to the attention. they have to be fully investigated. the officer in south carolina, the video where he shot the man in his back, i think, five times. how do you defend something like that? a lot of cops out there that are doing the job and want to do a good job. this just paint them. officers across the country have to take it on the chin. just because of a couple bad guys. let's spring justice to this family and to the people of chicago. they should do what they have to do. trish: think you, sir. talking about radical islam and

. >> robbie thank you very much. >>> our top stories, two boston police officers are recovering this morning, police say the officers were trying to stop a cargoing 70 miles and hour downtown blue hill and mattapan, the car crashed into another vehicle, the two officers and driver were all taken to the hospital, the officers are expected to be okay. while the driver will face charges. >>> today a new initiative to get replica handguns off the streets of boston, mayor marty walsh is expected to sign an ordinance banning fake guns. just last year a 12-year-old boy died in cleveland when police shot him for holding a gun that turned out to be a toy. >>> new details in a crash that sent a pickup truck flying through a guard rail and into people. we are learning more about what happen in the homes before couple from rhode island crashed bree is here with a closer look, brian arcand and rebecca smith. it happened saturday night near leveette circle, you can see the crews trying to pull the pickup out of the river. brian arcand and rebecca smith died at a hospital. theirs investigating spee

. >> this time, robbie, it's time. they knew and they let it happened to kids, ok?could have been you, me, any of us. we have to nail these scumbags, show people that no one can get away with this, not a priest or a cardinal or a freaking pope! charlie: just tell me, was that dramatic license or was that the way that meeting came down or some variation of that meeting? walter: as a supervisor, i would have to say where there were occasions to have passionate reporters working for you but you need restraints. you need to say let's turn that energy outwards and get more information. michael: most editors really don't like it when you yell a lot them. mostly, it's a tactic that doesn't work. [laughter] charlie: you know that. thank you. "spotlight" opens in limited release november 6. go see it and you will understand more about the collision between institutions and the press and some lessons about the both. back in a moment after this. ♪ we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime ...why settle for this? enter sle

(nats) "hello again everyone i'm frank gifford and welcome to joe robbie stadium." for 27 years -- audiences watched him on monday night football. off the field --he was married to t-v personality kathie lee. gifford was no stranger to hard knocks. here is the running back in 1960 -- taking a massive hit -- leaving him motionless on the field. the head injury so severe -- he had to take time off from the game. but now -- gifford's family confirms what they suspected... pathologists say he suffered from a degenerative brain disease -- cte. thsame disease suffered by numerous former n-f-l players. this, as existing n-f-l concussion protocols come under scrutiny. sunday -- st. louis rams quarterback case keenum -- took a hard hit to the head. he looked shaken and needed help getting up, but he was allowed to play on. e n-f-l says -- its new concussion standards to protect players failed -- and the league will now consider whether to discipline teams found in violation. n-f-l commissioner roger goodell issued a statement saying the health and safety of f players is the

. >> monday night on the communicators author robby bach joins from us new york to talk about his booksvisited." he worked for microsoft for 22 years including four years as president of the entertainment division and as chief x box officer guiding its creation and development. he also discusses technology, tech competition, and microsoft and the importance of civics in american life. >> to make our communities operate more efficiently and more effectively, to make our communities soive citizens in a better way. it's old school civics and it's super important. >> watch "the communicators" monday night at 8:00 eastern on -span 2. >> abigail fillmore was the first first lady to work outside the home, teaching in a private school. she successfully lobbied congress for funds to create the first white house library. mami pink was marketed as a color and stores sold clip on bangs to women eager to replicate her style. jacqueline kennedy was responsible for the establishment of the white house historical association. nancy reagan as a young actress saw her name mistakenly on the sympathizers i

. >> i'm frank gifford and welcome to joe robbie stadium. >> daniel: audiences watched him off the field and married to kathie lee and here is running back in 1960 taking massive hit field. head injury so severe he had to take time off from the game but now gifford's family confirms what they suspected. pathologists say he suffered from a degenerative brain disease c.t.e. and suffered by numerous nfl players and concussion protocols come under scrutiny and sunday st. louis rams rams quarterback took a hard hit to the head. he looked shaken and needed help getting up but he was allowed to play on. the nfl says its new concussion standards to protect players failed and league will now consider whether to discipline teams found in violation. nfl commissioner roger goodell issued a statement saying the health and safety of players is highest priority but there's more work to do that would honor great men like frank gifford. >> catherine: judge in new york will decide very soon if daily fantasy sports sites are legal. boston based draftkings and rival fan dual were challenged in new york cour

. >>> state police have identified robbie nike. he hit a cattle trailer on the side of the road on saturday night. he pulled over, got out of his car, and another driver in a van with 12 passengers lost control, slammed into the trailer and struck robbie and killed him. several cows were also killed in the accident. >>> happening now, president obama is in paris, taking part in the u.n. climate conference. the city is on lockdown this morning with 1246 world leaders in town. after landing, president obama's first stop was at the bataclan theater. >> it's what is needed including moving towards a low carbon global economy of the century, enhancing security, and trust and robust financial support to help the developing countries. >> security is such a concern that president obama is staying at the heavily guarded u.s. ambassador's residence instead of a hotel. >>> protesters defy the the paris ban. a march was planned for the eve of the summit. people around the world were asked to march as well in city, the climate activists marched

. >> reporter: he says his son robby got hooked on pain pills prescribed by a dentist after his wisdomremoved. he was in training with the national guard hoping to serve in afghanistan. >> when he came home, he met up with an old friend that he used to buy and sell prescription medications with. and that old friend introduced him to heroin. we did rehab, relapse, did rehab, he got clean. but the drug called his name again and he said yes. that was the last time and he passed of accidental overdose. >> reporter: for many of these parents the hardest thing to accept was losing their children after they thought they'd finally beaten the addiction. >> she passed away the day after st. patrick's day. she posted on st. patrick's day a picture of her on her laptop studying, doing homework, saying, "no partying for me, not even a single drink, i'm staying in and i'm working." the next day she used. and that was the last time she used. >> i am a nurse. >> reporter: tracy morrison, jenna's mother, trained to be a nurse more than 30 years ago. she says the medical profession must bear some respon

and i think we did a good job of giving parents the tools they need. >> host: robbie bach writes: i am con vicinitiesed what we learned in the rough and tumble video game entertainment business is translatable to the complex civic problems we face at all levels of our nation. here's the book jacket, "xbox revisited." thank you, sir, for being on "the communicators." >> guest: really enjoyed it. thanks very much. there are. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought grow as a public service by your local cable or saturday lite provider -- satellite provider. >> oklahoma senator james lankford is releasing a report today on wasteful spending with by the federal government. it's a yearly report that was started by former oklahoma senator tom coburn to highlight duplicate or excessive expenditures. that'll be live at noon eastern on c-span. and later, a look at the global energy outlook with the executive director of the international energy agency. he'll discuss a recent report with projections from now until the year 2040. the center for strategic and intern

. >> whitaker: he says his son robby got hooked on pain pills prescribed by a dentist after his wisdom teeth were removed. he was in training with the national guard, hoping to serve in afghanistan. >> brandt: and when he came home, he met up with an old friend that he used to buy and sell prescription medications with, and that old friend introduced him to heroin. and we did the... we did rehab, we did relapse, we did rehab, and he got clean. but the drug called his name again and... and he said yes, and that was the last time and he passed from an accidental overdose. >> whitaker: for many of these parents, the hardest thing to accept was losing their children after they thought they'd finally beaten the addiction. >> lea heidman: she passed away the day after st. patrick's day. and she posted on st. patrick's day a picture of her on her laptop, studying, doing homework, saying, "no partying for me, not even a single drink. i'm staying in and i'm... and and the next day she used, and that was the last time she used. >> tracy morrison: i am a nurse... >> whitaker: tracy morrison, jenn

. >> jimmy: next up from the bears is robbie gould.ost likely to be what chewbacca probably looks like under all that hair. [ laughter and applause ] never think about that stuff. >> steve: he won the award. >> jimmy: yeah. next up from the bears is starting quarterback jay cutler. he was voted oldest member of one direction. [ laughter ] my favorite, i love that dude. next up from the bears is jermon bushrod. he was voted, most likely to only google his last name if safe search mode is on. [ laughter ] >> steve: do not. >> jimmy: be careful. jermon bushrod, yeah. >> steve: yeah, the '70s. >> jimmy: next up, from the packers is ha ha clinton-dix. >> steve: yeah! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he was voted, most likely to be happy his name isn't jermon bushrod. [ laughter and applause ] he can google himself. next up from the packers is, letroy guion. he was voted, most likely to be the guy in the r & b group the cane. [ laughter ] girl you know -- [ laughter ] it's that time of year again. ♪ i'm a be strolling on up to you, and i think we're g

i am pleased to have you here, robbie, thanks for coming in. >> thank you very much for having me onhow. deirdre: so what is it we don't know? what are these financial advisors trying to do with our money that's wrong? >> that the average investor has been taken advantage of by the financial services area and by average investor i mean anyone who has a 401(k), anyone who has a retirement account or an ira. and i'm not saying that every money manager's a bogeyman, but we are saying that the system is broken. . deirdre: so where do you see -- there's a big system. lots of moving parts -- which part is most broken? >> it's a complicated system and that's one of the problems. for example, 90% of financial advisors don't have to put the best interest of their clients first. deirdre: right. and they are actually paid either by volume or by let's say pushing out certain products that maybe they don't want to on their own books. >> that's exactly correct. and if you -- you'd never go to a doctor or a lawyer who wasn't going to put your best interest first, why would you go to a financial man