"rush revere and the brave pilgrims."ventures with exceptional americans. it tells his version of the thanksgiving story. >> stephen: yes, "rush revere and the brave pilgrims" and you know they're brave because they're willing to put themselves between rush and a turkey. just look at the cover. it's almost 40% not his ha head. it features rush revere, a substitute middle school teacher and a very special sidekeck. >> we've gichen him a horse. we've given him a talking horse. liberty talks. >> stephen: of course, rib tee is mostly saying, "good lord. are you shire there's only one guy sitting on me. ( laughter ) ( applause ) the other end of the horse tells us more. >> liberty has the ability to time travel. so in this book rush revere gl to the "mayflower" and liberty and talk to the pilgrims aworld the "mayflower" as they're sailing to what will become america. >> stephen: i know that was a lot for you, folks. rush revere is a modern day middle school teacher who dresses like paul revere, and-- this is very important-- i

we're back with ron howard his new film rush i can say enough about alicia to tell you to rush to see it a when it come i think it a little i'm in not really you know this movie thank you they totally gross one hundred simmers music is relentlessly trying to suppress the you know hans zimmer is so brilliant because he writes great action yes the batman movies and superman and they did the davinci code in backdraft with me but he's also very psychological and he so loved what chris hemsworth and daniel pearl were doing with those characters that it if i think it's one of the things that makes the score so surprising because it's it's got these different blend of the zero zero themes plus all the into very aware of it and. well did tell me about arrested development did it liz the only two and a half years were easier to cope it simply meant that well i'll tell you another time about well it came about because about twelve years ago i was trying to start an internet company and i wanted to sort of use the new acetic of reality t.v. to try to do a comedy i thought to be fun on the intern

rush: you made that report at 1:00 a.m., an hour after greg was killed.et me use the phone to call the cops-- i had to walk there. yeah, we talked to that kid. so he'll tell you it was stolen. he don't want to tell nothing to help you, joh- no one does. but a lot of people are willing to testify against you... talk about your poor character. "we have a 80-year-old oak tree in our front yard. while we were at church, butler took a chainsaw to it." that... that thing shed its leaves onto my lawn. valens: "butler ran into "my 12-year-old daughter on her way to school. called her a ..." i said they dress her that way. got to remember how young boys think. "john asked me out "three or four times. "i politely declined. he spray-painted ... on my front door." what's your point? what goes around comes around. all these neighbors are gonna be more than happy to help put you away. you had a beef with greg. we got an eyewitness puts your car at the crime scene. and 40-plus character witnesses to say this guy's got to be guilty. look... i'm not the guy you really wan

i'm detective rush. you work the old cases? how can i help you?ter that needs help. she's meeting me here. okay. she's a really nice girl, she just has some... problems. do these problems have anything to do with a homicide? her mother was murdered 20 years ago. she and her father are both unted by it. rob doesn't talk about it much, but... gwen is obsessed, and i's making her do crazy things. like? oh, here she is. gwen. over here. i don't know what good this is going to do. this detective is going to help us. i'm lilly rush. you want to tell me about your mom? her name was dana deamer. she got killed by albert miller, a deranged pervert that she was about to testify against. he exposed himself to dana. a week before his trial, a bomb went off in her face. she lived for 16 minutes, then died in our backyard. miller never even got arrested. we don't always get them. i know. the first time. lorraine: he's in jail now for another charge, but he's about to be paroled. in three days. have you been tracking him for a while? i just turned 25. that's how

rush: so you were on your own.lie? i thought it was best if we didn't have any contact. but...? renee... you said those people saved your life. i thought i saw his truck. that day? right before they picked me up. i had no idea anything happened to those people. ♪ [ male announcer ] we touch a lot of things throughout the day. so it's nice that clorox disinfecting products help kill the germs that can live on surfaces for up to 48 hours. ♪ feels sweet when i can touch you ♪ lupus has many symptoms. hours. yet a survey suggests that half of americans living with lupus don't share all their symptoms with their doctor. they just put on a brave face. over time though, some symptoms may indicate organ damage. even the ones that don't feel like your lupus. every symptom matters. and now, on lupuscheck.com, there's a symptom checklist you can complete today and bring to your next appointment. because ignoring symptoms won't help your lupus. but sharing them with your doctor just might. [knock] no one was at home, but on th

vera: rush. line two. it's him. any way to trace this, boss? we wish. detective rush.u said that. said what? that i just like talking to police. i wouldn't be doing this if i didn't have to. so, why are you doing this? listen, james, i'm just trying to do my job here. still there? i'm here. are you surprised i know your name? uh... guess not. look, did you find the body? james, the best thing for you is to come in to police headquarters. just tell me, yes or no. dmv photo. i know you found her. i mean, you had to have. hello? uh, uh, i'm here. um, uh, i was thinking. thinking what? i understand what you're doing. i that. i'll, uh, i'll be in a dark mood and i'll turn to people who i don't really know. seems safer. i don't want to talk. james, how about we hang up? you want to hang up? yeah, i'll give you my cell phone number. that way you can take a bunch of breaths, collect your thoughts, and then we'll figure this out. james? yeah. 5-5-5... 0-1-9-8. risky play. i was losing him. give him my number, maybe build the trust. what is our take on this guy? we know he was o

so he, like rush limbaugh is serves them. he's just speaking to this group of people and the donors who've funded them. >> you know, abbey, you mentioned sarah palin, that he's no sarah palin. but sarah palin is one of the few people defending cruz. in fact, she says those that are criticizing him don't realize he's creating a whole new political party. listen to this. >> people talk about maybe a need for a third party. i dare say we already have a third party. we've got the liberal democrats. we've got the gop machine. and then we've got the good guys. that's the third party. ted cruz, mike lee, rand paul. >> so we've got a third party? what can that mean in the midterm elections and in the '16 presidential election? >> i agree with her on that point, not the way she described the three parties, but the reality is there are two parties within the republican party. so i think she's actually right on there. you're going to see that play out in the 2016, probably 2014 and 2016 elections. this is going to help him down the road

rush: we're reopening his murder case. no, leave it alone. leave it., we think looking at herman's case will help your son's situation. how? tanya, let uncle freddie handle this. i'm the man who raised herman, and i been like a father to ray, too. so tell me. how will it help? we think billy berkenpass may have made the call to ray. that's the dude who killed dad? we don't know that. oh, that white boy was so jealous of your pop! freddie, don't start. ray, you recognize this guy? oh, man... that's the ghost. "the ghost"? when i'm out playing pickup, he's there watching. white dude looks at me funny. how long's this been going on? ever since i started making a name for myself. maybe about two years ago. the ghost ever approach you? nah. that's it! uncle freddie's stepping in. ray ain't playing friday. you said there'd be security, right? right. no, no, no! no risk! the boy is going league, understand? league? nba pro scouts already got ray marked down as a first-round draft choice. ray hasn't decided where he's going next year, freddie, so shut it. hope

>> the conservative commentator announced he wrote "rush ra veer." it it tells his version of the thanksgiving story. >> it's a modern day middle teacher who dresses like paul reve revere, rides a horse and is not an ox sit cot ten hallucination. >>> what about the design? anything you can think about. >> right. >> six years ago and they said no. how many [ bleep ] have you

they're the rush limbaugh republicans. they're willing to follow this stuff, right over the cliff. >> steve schmidt, quickly before we go. what do you make of ted cruz not being able this time to intimidate more republican senators into coming to his side during the show? i think it is long overdue. hopefully the moment was the bridge too far moment. you will see leaders in the party speak up against it. stop being with the talk radio hosts and take conservatism good name back. by any objective measure, john is a good conservative. an effective conservative. a serious man. and, that he is being attacked is betraying the conservative movement by the outside groups is completely ludicrous. so if you look at the reality. and five u.s. senate seats. over the last two cycles. nominating deeply flawed candidates imposed on the party by -- low turnout primary voters who are very much in the ted cruz wing of the -- of the party. we have paid a high political price for it. i think increasingly for people who want to win the next pr

jordan hall, well over 100 yards, three rushing touchdowns. corey linsley the center. 328 rushing yards, the offensive line as played well. ryan shazier, all-american, gave an all-american performance save for one penalty he'd like to have back. and bradley roby, yeah, he's a lockdown corner. he and bryce treggs a nice balance tonight. got the better of him one time but for the most part bradley roby a terrific game. that guy wasn't on our high performance deal, christian bryant. jordan hall, significant numbers every time. but christian bryant also plays on defense. he's played well. >> gus: jordan hall again. i didn't care hardy nickerson brings him down. >> charles: all right. the duplicate numbers thing, i mean, and it played into tonight's game, didn't it. >> referee: personal foul, tripping, on the offense, number 78. 15-yard penalty. still first down. >> charles: i'm talking about jared goff wears 16 and the penalty there gets number 78 op offense. that is the big fella, andrew norwell, all big ten guard. but tonight jared goff wearing

you know detective rush. how you doing, butch?led. told me about the crap you came asking. about joe's money. there was money going out of his account. you know what it was for? this ain't no place to bring a lady, bro. any ideas about the money, butch? no. turns out washington knew runner real well. i hope no one's trying to associate my fallen partner with some drug dealer. how'd he know runner, butch? she thinks she can come in here... just answer the question. ...smearing a good c's name. hey... i'm the one asking the questions. so what's your question, detective? was washington paying someone off? you know who we got here, boys? the only female in homicide working cold cases. know why? maybe you ought to sit down, butch. 'cause it's in the basement where the little lady can dust down the files. ( laughter ) so how'd it go at the taverass handed to me. does that surprise you? i think sarreti, the assigned on the case, suspected the drug angle, too. and an interview sarreti did with deante rollins, heroin dealer. his territory

rush: funny how?that. right. thanks, delores. take care of yourself. she's right. the scene's off. there are a lot of props: the crack vials, the magazines. it's all wrong. mitch bayes didn't hang out here. we got to redeem this guy. henry walsh-- his name's on one of these porn rags that was found in the van. he's not in your file. do you know who he is? great, sherman. got to run. a simple yes or no don't work for sherman. i take it he didn't auto-track walsh. probably too busy with all the crack going on. you guys again? you were right, tina. about what? your dad didn't go with a hooker that night. how do you know? we think someone drove him to that alley after they killed him. that cop told us... that cop was wrong. i knew it. i knew my dad was too good for that. you were close, huh? yeah. we're looking for the truth here, tina. can you help us and talk to us? about what? start with the night he died. was there a phone call nice families don't talk about these things. tina, what things? what was t

you have a brand-new alaska after the gold rush, and then after the gold rush, alaska is populated withon-natives for the first time, and it's characterized, at least through 1920, by lots and lots of american investment. >> narrator: the influx of prospectors with the great klondike stampede led to smaller mineral discoveries in the alaska territory, including a frenzied gold strike on a remote beach in northwest alaska called nome. the nome gold rush included many of the original characters from the klondike stampede, but one of the new faces was alexander mackenzie, who, through political connections, installed a crooked federal judge in the nome district named arthur noyes. >> alexander mackenzie has to be the biggest crook who ever came to alaska. he masterminded this scheme largely to loot the mines of nome. the noyes-mackenzie scandal was resolved by a man named judge james wickersham, and james wickersham actually is the first great political leader of alaska who would articulate the need for statehood. >> narrator: some of the most powerful investors of the territorial period w

"rush." chris hemsworth is here tonight!g go-karts later on. it's gonna be fun. watch that. also, man, this guy does it all. i love him so much. he's in the new movie "don jon," and he's getting crazy good reviews for his work in that. tony danza is dropping by today. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love tony danza! and we've got great, great music. my man jack johnson is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] jack johnson is fantastic. it's so fun. as you guys know, we're always striving to get better here at "late night." ♪ harder better faster stronger ♪ [ laughter ] but before every show, we put out a suggestion box for the audience just to get some feedback about what you guys think of the show, things you like to see us do. that kind of stuff. so tonight, let's look inside the audience suggestion box. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ look into the box the suggestion box ♪ >> jimmy: okay, here we go. a first one here is from claire peter. "hey, jimmy, i love the show 'duck dynasty.'" me too. "i've

officials say recent fires allowed the water rush down -- or allowed the water to rush down with nothing to hold it back. residents came home to roads that were completely washed out. >> a rushing river. it was all the way across the road. it was five feet deep all the way across the road, and just it was coming down through this yard here, the neighbors' yard, through their garage. now i know what a flash flood looks like. >> nobody was hurt but officials say it could take days to clean up that mess. for more on the flooding and the rest of your labor day forecast, we turn to janice dean. >> here we are labor day laboring away. good to see you. taking a look at the map today where we have showers and thunderstorms in the forecast, both coasts really could see the potential for some heavy downpours. central u.s. looks pretty good but the west and parts of the east coast unfortunately going to be dealing with the potential for showers and thunderstorms throughout the day. if you have plans, make sure you have a backup plan. taking a look at where we're still seeing the potential for some

rush limbaugh is very polite.onth ago somebody wrote in an e-mail which he published on his site and he had no answer and he does not like to be bested so he has this crude remark you need help. that was the ultimate -- i shut him off. my last name is shapiro. it is your show, not mine. that is my complaint. riley is too much. doesn't like to be bested. that is about it. >> host: any response? >> guest: no particular response other than the entertainment business is the entertainment business. as far as that of all i didn't hear that and how a particular host deals with callers differs by host. i don't want to comment on any one specific coast especially when i don't know theed circumstances. when i talk with folks especially we take calls on our show in los angeles when i have the ability to. i enjoy engaging in the conversation as much as possible. is no fun if nobody gets to say anything. beginning in kisses a week from john armstrong. what kind of stories can a conservative film producer tells a response to th

number one rushing defense versus number one rushing offense. we are going to run the ball and throw the ball, see what we get. they are a tough team. >> all right. high school football game of the week complete, the voting in, sacred heart in san francisco at milpitas high. coverage tomorrow night. that is the sporting life for right now. >> thank you. >>> the lines are forming outside apple stores. more on that coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news. we will see you then. >> good night. paula and i actually met because of elaine. elaine is in my drawing class at the new school. and i went there one day to see... a nude model. if elaine wanted to go get some coffee. i once went out with a nude model. never let me see her naked. hundreds of people see her naked every week except me. needless to say, it was quite vexing. are you through? yeah. so anyway, i started to compliment elaine on her sketches, and it turns out they're paula's. george, i just like to doodle.

that's about it, and we just rushed, they said hurried up, and we rushed out. and this was pretty early in the process of the siege. so i feel we are very lucky. >> you said you saw the -- when the attack first unfolded, the lights went out and nothing else came on until you heard the shots. did you at any point see an attacker or hear an attacker speak? >> we heard the shots. you know, as soon as the lights went off and didn't come on, we thought this is quite strange. normally in the supermarket, the generators would come on. and we also thought automatically the doors would shut, but they didn't. so we thought probably there's just robbers. we didn't know who it was. but we heard so many shots everywhere, so we knew this is more than just a robbery. >> now, you didn't see the shooters, that's correct? >> no, i didn't, because i went right at the end of the supermarket, and i hid myself there. i'm on holiday here, and this was really scary. >> now, outside the mall, we have some live pictures here of tanks, the military now around this mall. again, they've as

he has a new movie, "rush." it captures the danger of racing, the thrill of competition, and the value of rivalry. is an incredible battle between these two great drivers. re-creates the racing world of the 1970's. hunt.sims worth plays >> rules are rules. >> rats are rats. thank you. me,o you think it upsets james, calling may read because i look like one? -- rat because i look like one? i don't mind it. they're very intelligent. he almost dies in a fiery crash. onto his headlmet and gets back on the track. it's three and a half stars. a celebration of rivals and the different paths to winning. it's a weekend best bet, along with "blue jasmine" and "the butler." "rush" is based on a true story. a movie ends with footage of the real guys. when you see it, you realize how close the actors come to re- creating these two. it's a great movie. >> you say chris hems worth gives us our hymns worth -- h imsworth gives us our himsworth. [laughter] coming up next, abc premiere week. the two-hour premiere will -- of "grey'

she was rushed to the hospital and gave birth.ut now she has to get back to work. >> i hate to say it this way, but i'm kind of glad he did come now, and that he's going to be in the hospital for the next couple of months so that i can work. >> so that's the oxygen being pushed in? >> reporter: even if a baby can be saved in the nicu, it's an out come and cost doctors say could be prevented. >> you're literally talking about several thousand dollars per day. so if you have a baby who has been in the hospital for eight months the math is pretty easy. you're closing in on a million dollars of care just to get that baby home. if you prevent one of those pre-mys, you saved the system hundreds of thousands of dollars. that's why access to care and prenatal care is so vital. >> if you have to have a baby born prematurely, united states is one of the best places in the world for that baby for born. our neonatal intensive care units are some of the best if not the best in the world. that's not the point. >> reporter: doctor arthur james i

whether you should rush to see it. race.incredible >> this speed and danger of formula one racing in the 1970's. hunt lives the high life. law low -- rush celebrates the value of rivalry and the different paths to winning. it is good. our rating, rush gives one. it is a best bets. >> have a great weekend. i'm arch campbell. >> thank you. steve rudin is here to make sure we do have a good weekend. >> we haven't had any rain for over a week at this point. we need the rain. nine inside. what can we expect? changes on the way. our temperature at reagan national airport at 64 degrees. dew point levels are in the mid 50s. we hit 74 of reagan national airport. that is when the sun finally came out. in 1998.d is 95 set george washington university at 64 degrees. it is 56 in chantilly. our final stop takes us to rockville. a high of 72. temperatures are chilling. fredericksburg, 56. marilyn in the lower 60s. plenty of cool air. heading to the west, temperatures in the mid-70's. area high pressure to the north of us to cap wins

that's rush limbaugh's version of a policy agenda for the country.have been calling for government shut down over obamacare all year. tea party senators like ted cruz have been demanding it. and now republicans in the house are giving it to them. >> ted cruz and meek lee have been asking for this fight, the conservative base have been asking for this fight. so we're going to give them the fight. >> actually, what republicans are giving people is a reason to vote them out of office next year. some other republicans are in complete denial. they claim they're not shutting down the government at all. >> a vote to defund it is not a vote to shut the government down. i don't see it that way. someone asked me earlier on a radio show, they said, well, are you voting to shut the government down? i'd say no, absolutely not. >> keep on saying that, congressman. if you repeat it enough, maybe someone will believe you. now there are actually a few republicans who see the disaster coming their way, but seem powerless to stop it. >> do you think it's a good idea? >

she's demanding that you, rush limbaugh, must drink water.is a healthy option. but to the head of the republican party, it's another scary power grab. forcing all americans to drink that h2o. >> all this is is more command and control. and there is politics to this. because you've got big soda pushing this. >> oh, yes. she commands and controls you to get healthy. it's the same conspiracy theories we've been hearing from the right about the first lady's nutrition initiatives for years. >> nutritionist at large, michelle obama, is urging, demanding advocating, requiring what everybody can and can't eat. she's demanding everybody eat card board and tofu. >> michelle obama is suggesting what you should feed your children. >> what she's telling us is she cannot trust parents to make decisions for their own children, for their own families in what we should eat. >> they mock, but the first lady's let's move campaign is working. the cdc recently reported for the first time in decades childhood obesity rates are falling in many states. and specifica

who rushed in to save their lives. >>> daisy dukes not just for teenagers. now dads are wearing them to send a message. will that make your daughters dress differently? >>> watch as these three middle schoolers walk down the sidewalk to school. suddenly out of no where this suv jumps the curb. the moment of impact too horrifying to show, the victims flying into the air as her friends watch in horror. >> i took one step and got in a crash. >>reporter: according to one witness, bystanders quickly rushed to lift the suv off two girls pinned underneath. >> it was really disturbing. it was children. >>reporter: this man was walking his dad who he saw out of control driver plow into the girls and quickly jumped into action. >> we listed it so we could get the girls out. >>reporter: several others are credited as here rows, freeing the girls within minutes, alive, but suffering serious injuries. >> i can't even describe what i saw. >>reporter: five children were injured in the accident, includg this 11-year-old boy. >> i was trying to run away, but the car hit me.

as two customers head out, three new ones rush in.lamming into displays. the rude invaders catch a store employee kind of like, well, a deer in headlights. michael trecan has owned and operated the beer arena for more than two decades. the countryside around the store is a mix of open fields, homes, and businesses. it's not hard to imagine how a few does might wind up roaming aisles of domestic brews. >> there was about 10, 15 of them that came through the parking lot as a customer was leaving the store with his wife and child. and three of them went right up the steps and went right into the store. >> trecan's security cameras are linked up online. when he gets the call from his employees, he logs on in time to catch the tail end of the action. >> when i got back to the back of the store, the emergency door, they seen a window in it and must have seen out and they lunged at it, and when they lunged at it, the release arm opened up and the door kicked open and away they went. >> employee tony shadler has seen his fair share of wild cu

what is on the docket for capitol hill to fix the problem we'll speak with new jersey congressman rush holt about the issue coming up. in texas a foster mother was charged with the murder of a two year old baby girl the girl was placed in the woman's custody through child protective services but how did things go so what wrong we'll speak with the mother of the baby just ahead. it's thursday september twelfth four pm in washington d.c. i'm meghan lopez and you are watching r.t. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is in geneva switzerland today participating in another round of talks with his russian counterpart sergei lavrov about the chemical disarmament of syrian military forces the two day meeting was you will include full diplomatic teams from both countries as well as chemical weapons experts who will discuss the overarching question of how this disarmament will happen the goal is to have a resolution to present to the u.n. by the end of these negotiations in a speech secretary kerry delivered today he set some guidelines for syria's disarmament. this is not a game that i should vo

they have been a juggernaut running the football, most notably, 24, 300 yards rushing. here is clay, number 24. getting inside and he goes down inside the 25 yard line. >> charles: you talked earlier about blake bell and how you saw his parents and his dad says, "you're one play away, son. stay in there and wait for your chance." we watched them practice. every time trevor knight took a rep, blake bell was ten yards behind him. he knew the play. and was behind it. went ahead and took an active, mental rep to make sure he stayed with it. that is showing up toght. he did not lose himself when he lost his starting job. >> gus: second down and five at the 24. brennan clay, the deep back. there he goes again. the question, starting tomorrow for oklahoma, will they have to change their philosophy now on offense and get away from being this high octane get to the line of scrimmage and throw it all over the field team, and turn into what oklahoma used to be, which is a power running football club. >> charles: there is josh heupel. do we see a third and short with blake bell at

i'm in a rush. yeah, i'm going for a walk anyway. enjoy it.want to see one of the coolest spots in philly? it's three blocks from here; i discovered it. i've got a lot of reading to do. and bruce is coming over. good night, larry. ♪ how's it gonna be ♪ ♪ when there's no one there to talk to... ♪ how's "the miller's tale" gonna help me in life? ( cat meows ) totally unreadable. so drop the class. ♪ how's it gonna be? ♪ i'm going to med school anyway. ♪ how's it gonna be? hey. what? i'm done studying. i'm not. yeah, you are. bruce, i he a seminar in the morning. it's only summer school. skip it. what am i gonna have to do, kick you out of here? i'm getting sick of that story, too. ( train horn blaring in distance ) ( train wheels clacking ) ( meows ) came in this morning addressed to homicide. i think it's one of yours. "number one. kitchen floor. she had a useless cat who did nothing." "number two. brunette. at least two useless cats." ellen curtis had two cats. "three. this one died on me. and her useless cat just watched." oh... this bastard.

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what did rush limbaugh call you? called me an msnbc info babe, i'll take that, i've been called worse. >> me too. it's aggravating we have to be here for no good reason. my son turns 21, he's having his birthday party at home in scranton, pennsylvania. i'd like to be there for that. i understand we're going to have to make sacrifices to do this kind of work, but when all it is is a small faction ever the republican caucus throwing a temper tantrum because they didn't get their way, this is crazy. >> how do you feel about the fact that so much time, as you say, you're there on the weekend, in an exercise that we know pretty much how this is going to shake out. you've had 41, 42 votes to repeal the affordable care act, which is not going to do anything. so much time in this republican-led house, has been wasted on show votes and making idealogical statements rather than, i don't know, jobs, how about the economy. >> right. we already know that the republicans don't want to cover people with preexisting medical conditio

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top rushing defense, top rushing offense. manning coming in. raiders have nine sacks in two games so what are you expecting. >> i'm expects a lot of back and forth and expecting to see how peyton manages it. they lost their center, they had to makeup for that and it didn't slow them down too much but when you lose a tackle with as much surgeries as peyton's had it's something that plays in your mind. most importantly the raiders have to score. they're not going to be able to get by on the defense so they have to find a way to generate not only touchdowns but you have to score touchdowns. >> reporter: give the viewing audience just one little nugget for them to look for in this game. >> look how the raiders try to manage the front four because they can apply pressure with them instead of blitzing. that's essential. >> reporter: that is the insight of lincoln kennedy. should be a fun one to watch. >> thanks, vern. let's get to peyton manning because it's incredible. he's thrown seven touchdowns in his first game. he's the first quarterback in nfl

. >> neighbors rush to the pilot's aid. local resident diane stump, seen here just behind the pilot, helps him remove his helmet and oxygen mask. the plane still burning, is only steps away. >> get back, get back, grandpa! >> my wife's grandfather started running toward the pilot. and i told him to get back. i later found out he was trying to get over to the fire hydrant. >> emergency vehicles and the national guard arrive on the scene. firefighters use a flame retardant foam to try to extinguish the fire. in a matter of minutes, a small, quiet maryland neighborhood becomes the scene of an intense federal investigation. >> whatever you do, don't go over there, please. >> we weren't allowed to leave the area for maybe four or five hours. they had the scene all closed off, roped off. >> yet in all that chaos, no lives are lost. the air force commends the pilot for his efforts to direct the plane away from the crowds. local neighbor diane stump and two others receive baltimore county fire department's highest award for their b

it is called rush revere and brave pilgrims.ion of the thanksgiving story. >>> john mccain's iphone habit still making waves. senator himself tweeting scandal after he was caught on camera playing poker and yes, during senate. you can bet some are smiling. tmz reporting, john mccain iphone poker down road skyrocket after senator scandal. the it was said the lawmaker has great taste. sales of poker jumping 30% since the incident. >>> and might be the governor of south carolina but nikki haley still has her mom moment. tweeting, what not to do, getting lock owed ut of the governor's mansion while in your robe while sending the kids off to school. the children will never live it down. >>> friday night cats and dogs typical for poll thingses. yahoo! tweeting, stubs the cat, honorary mayor of an alaskan town for 15 years, taking donations to help pay vet bills. >>> a lousy week for george zimmerman. first cops ticketing recently acquitted zimmerman for speeding. now this, fox orlando tweeting george zimmerman getting divorced. zimmer

the zookeepers are alerted and rush to the scene.s, they hope to scare off the gorilla. >> a bunch of the people from the zoo started coming into the exhibit and started bringing out hoses so that they could hose the gorillas out of the way. the mother, of course, didn't want to take her eyes off the boy. >> we can't do anything, pete. i'm a paramedic, but i can't get down there. >> bill catches the whole thing on camera. what he sees next defies everyone's expectations. >> i bring the camera up and start zooming in so i can get a better look. a profoundly large and menacing female gorilla has a hold on the boy. she carries her own baby on her back. to bill's shock and relief -- i see that she's cradling the boy. the boy is face up now. >> we had no idea until we saw the videotape afterwards that bill had taken that the gorilla was actually rocking the child. >> it's as though the mother gorilla is instinctively trying to soothe the little boy. >> the way she was cradling that boy was just unbelievable. just holding onto him, waiting

it was an absolutely gorgeous day for football and even for darren mcfadden with great rushing and the second half, helped the oakland to the victory. and the coach, dennis allen had this to say. >> i am excited. and we did some great things and i thought that we were able to run the ball very efficiently. and able to run and move the football, also very good. we are able to hold them from being able to hold the football which was a good thing, with passing. and with red zone offense we had an opportunity to get down there. so we went down there at least five times today. only one touchdown. >> coming up in sports we will break down all the highlights with the raiders, the 49ers a big day coming up in sports. scott rates, kron 4 news. >> continuing our team coverage. raider football isn't the same without the fans! today fansarrived early to tailgate bringing everything from hot dogsto a wedding cake. kron 4's mike pelton shows us how one couple's tailgate party became one they will remember forever. >> reporter: it might look like any other tailgate food on the grill, raiders fans rea

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whole towns cut off by the rushing waters. families stranded.ational guard evacuating more than 300 people from their homes. in estes park, those who were trapped zip lined to safety. barely skimming the deadly waters. flash flooding consuming neighborhoods whole. >> okay, what you're about to see is totally crazy. >> reporter: rivers where there should be lawns, streets, parks. look at this video, shot from inside a fire truck in longmont. the water, rushing up and over the windshield. the rumbling waters gnawing away at highways. more than a year's worth of rain falling in less than three days. that's boulder creek, raging at 120 times its normal rate. in big thompson canyon, this man bravely facing the rushing water, opening the flood gate. for some, escape near impossible, as water and mud surged into homes. this man rescued from his own bedroom. >> we heard a big roar and i think that's probably when it came down. buried his house. filled his bedroom full of mud. >> reporter: others, not as lucky. at least four dead and 80 unaccounted for.

why did keynes rush?hink the reason was the sense of urgency communicated to him by developments within britain and europe-- in germany where hitler had come to power, in the united states where revolution was in the air, and in other parts of europe and in britain, too, where the intellectual class was rapidly moving to the left. he felt he had an answer that was superior to marx as to analyzing capitalism's discomforts, an answer that was not only superior, but much more congenial to him for handling it. john maynard keynes is a truly memorable figure of the 20th century. he married a ballerina, ran an insurance business, and wrote a treatise on mathematical probability. but first and foremost, he was a teacher. the imagination he showed made... his ability to associate something he found interesting with something that had been said that by itself was uninteresting... it just stood out. you were in semishock listening to him. i was also impressed by the support and warmth he gave students. for all his

no rush. >> david tutera, the host of "my fair wedding." him and his partner of 10 years split up back in january. >> nasty. >> nasty and the report that they're splitting up their twins. >> what do you mean? >> ok, so david and ryan were domestic partners. and they wanted to have babies. david fertilized an egg that was implanted in the surrogate. box? >> ryan then fertilizes an egg that is implanted in the same surrogate. the egg is from the same mother. the babies are born three months ago and david gets the girl, ryan gets the boy and they're very close to settling and making that permanent. >> that's crazy! >> it's -- >> when they grow up, will they hold ill will towards their parents for separating them? >> that's the question. >> it's awful. >> it seems selfish. what if it's actually way better. >> how? >> they're not in the situation where they're fighting. >> they'll be raised as only children and only children are terrible people. room.pick them out of the i can always pick them out. >> robin. >> oh, yeah, sexy robin thicke at l.a