russ: ad nauseum. matt harvey in. russ: that's the big one and the easiest one. i'm not going to do that. terry said he'll be thinking about that all off season. terry, listen, he was the sporting news manager of the year. terry collins shouldn't do that to himself. it's one of those things. had he brought in familia, they'd be second-guessing that. it's the easiest thing to do. we were sitting here. i'm watching the game. we're getting ready to do the post-game. i'm looking at matt harvey. he was dynamite. ernie: incredible. russ: i had no problem with him being left in or him wanting to stay in after he gave up the hits. i knew he had to come out. it's not like he walked the first guy on four pitches. it's one of those things. the guy was outstanding. ernie: what about the play at the plate? that's another one everybody is talking about. russ: if you're going to second guess, the play at the plate, if lucas duda makes the good throw home instead of throwing it mets winning the game 2-1. that would have been the ending double play and we would have been talking

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russ: a little of everything. what bothered me yesterday watching the game was that they went into houston and looked like they were sleep-walking in particular early on in the first half. that surprised me. they just didn't have it together. listen, the jets are not a juggernaut on offense. but the defense, you know, i mean, revis was getting beat yesterday. that doesn't happen. ernie: they have to keep fighting for the playoffs and see what happens? russ: well, that's easier said than done. but what you just said, they are in a fight. they're not out of the picture by any means. but it's not easy now. at 4 and 1, they didn't have to worry. they were rolling pretty good. but it's a long season. the other question is the quarterback situation, ryan fitzpatrick. last week we were talking about the guy, in all fairness to pits pits -- fitzpatrick, he played with a soft cast on his hand. he was operated on a week ago. he had two crucial interceptions in the fourth quarter. he is what i call an in between guy. he's a

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ernie: russ is joining us. we're going to talk about a jets player not happy about the access the media has in the locker room. what brought this up? russ: let me say, brandon marshall is a great football player. but that said, he made remarks last night i thought were, you know, quite frankly stupid. ernie: what did he say? russ: well, first of all, he's a weekly panelist on show time's inside the nfl. he says there's an epidemic going on because it's a clash between our players and the local media because there's much too much access. he was complaining that, you know, they come to the locker rooms and they come to the lockers and they're getting ernie: this is after practice? russ: yes. ernie: most people want to have access. that's what you do. how do you handle that? russ: listen, i can tell you this right now. it is not the favorite past time to stand around waiting for a guy to get dressed after he gets out of the showers. a lot of guys know how to handle it. a lot of guys in this town who have been bigg

russ: it is different., the silver lining, we have had a strange recovering where it has been shallow. tom: 2001. russ: the differences we are in the back half of this bull market. you do different things in the back half. it is more about niche exposures, security selection. it is less about the easy ride we have had with beta over the last six years. vonnie: do you look for companies that are going to continue to buy back stock's, ex energy? russ: there are a couple things. one is more of an emphasis on quality and we have seen deterioration in the credit space. the other is what you don't do. momentum works well and environment of low and stable volatility. if volatility is higher on the back half of this bull market, that is an environment you want to think about bringing down some of that momentum exposure. guy: russ, how does this story work? you have had problem's we have had since 2007 in the developed markets. talking about the markets in the developing world. does one echo the other? does that pul

russ: bam. ernie: what is that? russ: you know what it's like doing the post-game shows? ernie: sure. you're there. russ: game one, seven seconds to go. they lose in new orleans. yesterday they lose with one second left on the clock. ernie: like a habit. russ: you feel drunk on monday morning like a bad, bad hangover hangover. the good news is they're in first place. the bad news is they have yet to learn how to close the deal, to finish the job. tom coughlin said it. the players have said it. at that juncture in the game, it's up to the players to get they're not getting the job done. ernie: in fairness, a lot of injuries, too? they're plagued with that. russ: we'll get to another injury factor coming up. victor cruz is done for the season. we'll talk about that. you had will beatty, key offensive players. you know what? tom coughlin never uses that as excuses. you can't. it's got to be next man standing. they've always been in a position to win. ernie: a lot of controversy about what they thought, the giants thought was a touchdown. russ: i thought it was a touchdown as

russ: the defense? ernie: what do we do? russ: that's the question. inquiring minds want to know. they've got a lot of injuries. quite frankly, who cares? this is the national football league. they have got to get it corrected. injuries or not, what happened -- what drew brees did was totally embarrassing. i mean, he absolutely just went through them like they were swiss cheese. that defense has to improve. they're not getting pressure on the quarterback. they're getting beat. it was really -- ernie: who do they play next? russ: the buccaneers on the road. shouldn't be easy. the giants had a chance to take they're still atop the nfc east. every chance they move forward, they take a step backward, got to move forward. ernie: that's it. where did you go on your first trip on a plane? russ: by myself. ernie: answers are coming up it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves to master paying bills on chase.com technology designed for you. so you can easily master ernie: memories, oh memories. where did you go on your first plane ride? to buffalo on people'

russ: you know what? while we all were hollering for technology, technology has made us look at things in a different way and complicated it. ernie: let's talk about a good friend. president obama presented the highest civilian honor to 17 civilians today. one, yogi berra. he passed away a couple of months ago. in addition to being a champion with the yankees and the greatest catcher of all time, he was parted of the d-day invasion of normandy, a 19-year-old member of the u.s. navy. russ, you were very close to him. what a great honor. russ: watching the press conference downstairs was pretty emotional. it really was. but the family and the people from his museum really wanted this honor for him. unfortunately, he passed september 22nd. so he's not here, but if you know yogi, he's watching. got a smile up where he is. ernie: and has something to say about it. russ: he says, you know, his greatest line ever to me was when he met the pope. he had an audience with the pope. somebody asked did you have an aud

russ: get it right. bye-bye, so long, farewell, for crying out loud. official today on his 40th birthday that 2016 will be his final year. ernie: hall of famer? russ: some people question because they say about designated hitters, maybe they should be in the hall of fame, which is nonsense. if designated hitters are part of baseball, they're part of baseball. he's got 503 career home runs. 447 of them came as a dh. that's the most. he's helped the red sox win not one, not two, but three world series. to me, he's not only a hall of famer, but he should be a first ballot hall of famer. i'm sure you'll see a sendoff similar to the year we sent off jeter. ernie: bye-bye, so long, farewell. okay. coming up here, there are a lot of decisions to be made in relationships. so who makes most of them in yours? your answers coming up. russ: i'm the king of my castle. ernie: you're the king of the castle. i hope your wife is listening to that. it took the rockettes years to master the kick line. but only a few moves

russ: shocked. shocked. there was no way, based upon what we've seen, that i thought he would be ready to be playing this early. now, let's be fair. there's only so much that can be expected of him. i'm sure they'll give him a limited package in terms of minutes and number of plays. but listen -- ernie: what's going to be the expectation? >> russ: people have to be realistic. he is a premier pass rusher. i was talking with tom coughlin. even if it's a matter of he can show he can play on the field, creating a double team that a much needed boost. remember something. this defense was ripped apart last week for 52 points. so they need some help. he can be one of the guys. i am very surprised, though. ernie: jpp is coming back, but not victor cruz after the new surgery? russ: the knee is fine. it's been a nagging calf injury. maybe he overcompensated trying to come back. it's been a nagging calf injury all season long. it was three weeks, three weeks, then another three weeks. you see him doing some stretching.

ernie: russ is here right now. it's a real show of strength and resilience today in the world of sports after the events of paris. tell us about that. russ: well, there was an international -- there was a friendly match, as i call it, between england and france. the french had decided, yes, the show must go on. 71,000 people were in wimbley stadium in england, 71,000 for a friendly, not a huge match. that's quite remarkable. sometimes -- i don't necessarily like when sports and politics get involved together. there's too many agendas going on. the agenda for this one was good. it was in unison, england and france showing the world that ernie: very excited. russ: won't be taken down. it was quite moving. they were all singing the french national anthem, and when it comes to national anthems, that is a great one. it was really remarkable. it was quite well done. ernie: there are a lot of people who often say whether you should cancel something or keep it going, depending on the circumstances. it's happened before. ru

russ: yeah. on that remark, though, failing to execute fundamentals ended up with the mets executing themselves, if you will. that was the end result. he really is an a authentic guy, like the giants' tom coughlin. no excuses. they're not self-promoters. ernie: straight arrows. thank you so much. >> when it comes to making decisions, do you stick to yours or change your mind a lot. have your answers coming okay. so everyone is saying, "hurry! you gotta get fios!" but why. why fios? well, right now for a limited time, you can get a great deal from fios, the 100% fiber optic network. fios gives you big capacity so you can get 100 percent out of all your devices. streaming for more devices... fios gives you options. so whatever speed you need, fios has it with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 megs plus you can upload your favorite videos up to 5x faster than cable. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated #1 in customer satisfaction. why fios? ultimately that's why. right

russ: a lot of things. but this football team, along with the head coach, gary pinkel, made a stand. they went up and they decided, the entire team, that they were not going to play a game, and they put it out on twitter, that they were not going to play a game unless the president of the university, wolfe, resigned. and the criticism of the president was because of the way he handled the racial issues that were going on. listen, you know, a lot of young people today, as we know, are criticized for not doing enough, not getting involved enough. i remember, let him rest in peace, the late great tennis player arthur ashe told me, he said i was brought up to believe difference, you should make a difference. this team made a difference. ernie: they made a statement. russ: listen. let's be honest. before the football team got involved, neither you or me, our newsroom, newsrooms across the country, people weren't talking about it, which is mind-boggling that it wasn't being spoken about. the football team got inv

russ: heads will roll for whoever loses. kerry: the end of an air for kobe bryant, announcing his retirement. russ: when i heard it yesterday, i said wow. you're talking about a guy for i remember him coming right out of high school as an 18-year-old. the thing that never changed from the moment he came out of high school to where he is today, he was relentless in his desire to be the best and to always win. and that had never changed. he announced on the players tribune web site yesterday that the body couldn't take it anymore. really kobe, the fans and we in the media were robbed of the last couple of years because really the past two seasons, i they he played in 31 or 41 out of a possible 164 games. one of the all time, all time great players. kerry: for sure. russ salzberg, thanks so much. we'll see you tonight at 10:00. when we come back, a new way to make sure your dog is safe when you need to run into the store it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect tim

russ: isn't that always the case? the big question becomes, which surrounds this, and tt's the debate is it gambling, is it not gambling. if you recall back in october just because baseball post-season got started, i addressed it with rob manfred. here's how he responded. >> i see fantasy as a game and the fantasy sites as a game with a prize associated with it. i know it's different than a true gambling operation where you're putting dollars at risk for a defined payback. ernie: no response from the nfl. they'll have to rethink that position. russ: that's major league baseball. i think major league baseball, the nfl, i think everybody, the past few weeks, has been rethinking the situation, where theye going to move forward. to me a bet is a bet. i don't care if it's for a quarter or 2500. a bet is still a bet. buying a lottery ticket is still gambling. it might be under the jurisdiction of the state, the federal government, but it is still gambling. i think that's -- to me the biggest issue here -- and i addressed it

russ: russ salzberg, fox 5 news. dari: well, tipping seems to be going extinct. steve: the national chain that decided to ban all tipping while raising the pay of workers. we'll take a look at the impact on prices on the menu. dari: and making medical marijuana available sooner to the critically ill. how new york is speeding up the steve: new hope for sick new yorkers who have been waiting for the medical marijuana program. dari: there's a new law that was signed by the governor today. it will allow those with serious problems to access the drug before the program is up and running. here's dan bowens. >> the seizures are not a joke. >> missy and her son are breathing a sigh of relief. last week we told you about the young man who suffers from a severe form of epilepsy. >> every time he has a major grand mal seizure, he's at risk of dying. >> they're waiting the launch of the new york state medical marijuana program known as the compassionate care act in january. >> how are we supposed to trust mid-january? >> reporter: advocates like the millers supported the bil

russ, good to see you. thanks for joining us. i think many people out there might not even be aware that these types of securities are in their mutual fund. >> that's right. you think of a fund owning publicly traded stocks, but for years, we've seen funds dip aip toe into venture capital and own privately traded companies that don't trade on stock exchanges. >> is it a big toe or a little toe, and are there limits as to how much they can own of these illiquid securities? >> that's the big question, and the answer is, it's a little toe. so, the exposure for typical investor via some major funds from a fidelity or a t. rowe is probably small, so the issue is not too big. overall, a fund is limited to 15% in illiquid securities. that's 15% of the total fund can be in however many illiquid securities they want. now, very few funds come close to that level. >> you know, russ, one of the things about mutual funds is you get a price at the end of the day, but how do they then value these companies if they don't trade publicly, and is t

and russ, you have been volunteering to help feed these troops now for several years. tell me why you think this is so important to do. >> reporter: well, it gives the uss a shot in the arm, gets our nose out to people that have never even -- i have talked to people in philly. have you ever been on the ship. they said no, where is it? well, this is right across the river from you people. you know? >> this is a special way to have people on the ship and then also for some of these guys who are eating downstairs, many of them can't get home for the holidays, right? >> right. we get them from fort dix, mcguire, and people that can't get home, why we feed them down here on the ship. we give them turkey, nice dinner, pies, cakes, and they have a wonderful time. >> yes, so why is this such a special place for you? you had some very serious times on this ship. and you know it very well. what keeps bringing you back to it? >> memories, memories, and the men i work with, we have a wonderful men, volunteers. when you're away from them, because i was in the hospital couple times

russ: we've been there for a while.e tailwind of expansion the way you have in years past. alix: we definitely tagteam on peak dollar, big margins. you mentioned japan and europe offer more opportunities. if we take a look inside the bloomberg terminal, we brought this up earlier. take a look at two-year yields, in japan, they are pretty much flat. trending into negative territory. in europe, france, germany, switzerland, they are all the negative territory. does that give you cause for concern about investigating -- investing in areas like that? russ: they are areas challenged by slow growth. banksu also have central engaging in aggressive buyback programs, which are also influencing it. we were quite right. if you look at europe right now, there are numerous countries of the one to name where to your yields are negative. switzerland costs about 1%, you got to take this was government 1% to babysit your money for two years. if the next ordinary time. it violates all the financial textbooks that you can have negative ra

friday and saturday through main street, and i'll russ: more baseball hardware was given out tonight, announcement of cy young award winners, they are in national league, cubbing right-hander jake air yetta -- arrieta, earned run average 1.77. over last 3 months, arrieta record of 14-1 with an era ipo 75, and with a ni hitter, finished second third, pair of dodger zach greinke and clayton kershaw. over in the american league, cy young award winner, houston left answer an -- earned run average 2.4 it's, second is price of bluejays, and sonny gray of a's. last thursday night ugly loss of the bills. fitzpatrick with surgery. but, with gangrene getting ready to face former team, texans, there of ryan today get a grip on things, declaring himself ready to start. and how ryan is feeling, post surgery -- >> coming out of any surgery, you know i did not feel great the first couple of days, i was groggy. but, i feel a lot better today than i did yesterday, hopefully i will maybe same step tomorrow. i was not sure what to expects. russ: also in football business, this is just a heartbreaking s

russ: cannot be true? >> it could be. but i mean, come on. that is a lowlife and deadbeat move. >> there's plenty of them out dari: i wonder how smart he is texting her his bank account information. it's more trouble to get back your $2. steve: that's true. nick: flag on the play, maybe. steve: i wonder if it's some sort of thing like a nigerian check scam. [laughter] steve: it is a mess out there up there with the whole all my dating thing. steve: we are out of the game now. dari: that's right, now we have to make sure that our iphone's are the way we want them to be. [laughter] okay, that is all. i was running 6 months after a hip repair. hiking 2 weeks after spine care. and setting records 9 months after shoulder treatment. one special hospital, over 1,000 special stories. see them all at find over 1,000 special stories at hospital for special surgery.

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i think there are some opportunities in the financial sector. >> hey, russ, it's joe, do you have any concern as it relates to the consumer, specifically the u.s. consumer, which has been the bedrock of growth globally and has been the one sector that you can align yourself towards favorably? do you believe you'll see a pullback in spending habits we're seeing today, travel and leisure as under pressure? do you think that's transitory? >> i don't think we're going to see a pullback but what concerns me about the retailers in particular is that you may not see the level of spending that those stocks discount. you know, personal consumption's actually held up very well over the last few quarters. the problem is there's been a shifting balance of that consumption. more to health case more to education as we saw last week, much less to retail spending. if you're looking at traditional retailers, the department stores, i do think they're into some pressure. i think that's likely to maintain itself into 2016. >> we have, russ, before i let you go, 30 days or so before the fed meets in decem

here is russ was tossed it. -- here is russ the tacit. >> reporter: [inaudible] i will just have to turn on my microphone. it will just take a second. they sold tickets without turning over money, also has a went online they had a total of $700,000 in missing funds. the audit cited risks with its own retailers, poor oversight, thing 14% of agents do not even qualify to handle lottery tickets because they did not comply with the rules. hour investigation found $45 million in $45 million in prizes went out to players who won the lottery ten times or more since 2007. another retailer sold himself the million dollar top prize. the lottery has not returned hour -- the lottery has not returned our calls or e-mails for for five days. we will be all over this. >>> , is at the decriminalization of marijuana to blame in the spike of murders in one maryland county? >>> , it is back to work for the washington redskins as they get ready to take on the new england patriots. >> it is going to be cool tonight. we are talking 40s in the suburbs. we will come back -- you may end up caring that switch at a

and he's also a double cousin of russ and myself.we have hope, who happens to be the youngest of the 32 first cousins. and then we have russ, my oldest brother. steve: come on. win yourselves some money. let's get it on. give me kelli. give me brian. yeah, it's a good place to

southbound between exit three and two, the left lane is going to be closed and there will be to russ: how are you doing, everyone. athletes sometimes say things, following his team's 44-16 loss, the washington redskins jason hatcher made the wackiest claim that i ever heard for calls in a game going against the team. he said it's because of the nickname the redskins. according to hatcher, i'm not saying this out of character, but it is what it is. at the end of the day it is a name and we shouldn't have to be punished for that. it has been every game that calls should have been made in our favor and it goes to them and it's just not right. this head coach was not buying the theory. >> i think that everyone is a little frustrated and it's already in the newspaper. and we have been pretty good as far as penalties have been concerned. as that is concerned. it just seems that yesterday penalties went against us. russ: the redskins cornerback appeared to get an interception and then run it into the end zone for what would've been a touchdown and a redskins lead. but an unnecessary penalty

russ bowen reports. "they may not look like the most organized or experienced burglars...as they haphazardly move from room to room not seeming to know what to look for or how to grab it. then there was this crash... guelda messina thought her husband was still home. "so i got up and opened the door and there was a guy going through the buffet " she just said this.... nat "get the hell out of here" and off they went. guelda remained unharmed. but, it wasn't until hours later when she reviewed this video that she realized there were three people in her home...and that it could have gone sideways very quickly. she doesn't even want to think about it. "i just can't i've never lost anybody and i first rang the doorbell over and over to see if someone was home then they broke the door window on the lower level ...one of them came inside. you can see him as he came up the stairs and then let the others into the front door. "i've been so happy so fortunate so complacent that this has just dumbfounded me" the gr

this is the first pie chart and describe, russ, what we're looking at. the green sliver there. >> that's the tiniest, the job growth by wages between 2009 and 2013. the green is what we'd like to see be a big slice of the pie, because that's the sectors of the economy that pay above average wages. the small part of the pie, the sector at that pays below average wages. >> that's kind of not the way we'd like. >> yellow is about average? >> yellow is about average. look what's changed. the green has exploded and the red has shrunk. and the yellow has stayed about the same. >> what's happening, we looked the more recent trend, it's showing improvement and adding manufacturing jobs and more of couple of years has been in higher wage sectors of the economy. >> let's go over the first pie chart here, let's see the difference, the red is huge, the green is very small and let's go to the updated one, 2014 to 2016, the red has shrunk dramatically, the green has dramatically, and the yellow is about the same. going up. >> there are two reasons, part of it we're ha

. >> i am tina cervacio and for russ salzberg. an unknown latvian forward named christophe. five months later everyone now has fever. what's in the remedy? winning and a couple of quick back dunks. >> chris taft first take is from latvia. reporter: everyone was voicing their opinion on the number four pick of the draft. who is this guy? >> is too skinny. why draft an unknown european when there are so many great college players? the seven-foot three inch 20-year-old who was 19 when he was drafted in june born in latvia was playing professionally set on draft night he would turn the loose into cheers and he did. heading into the tonight's knicks game porzingis has led the next to a 500 record. those blues are distant amory especially with each game-changing put back dunks. porzingis has played so well he's looking for a new nickname but he has made it clear he doesn't want to be called singer. meantime the knicks are in oklahoma city taking on the kevin durant thunder. the knicks breakaway and jose calderon finds porzingis. he makes up it 53-41 in the third quarter. right now

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i think this needs to happen. >> tyler and russ call in their support team.e big day. >> in doing something like palouse falls, you can't practice for it in any other way but mentally preparing yourself and running it over and over again in my head. >> maybe so. but there's a big difference between visualizing going over a waterfall and actually doing it. the next day the safety team takes their places. two kayakers wading in the pool, a rescuer ready to rappel down behind the waterfall, and another one on the shore with a lifeline. they also have multiple video cameras pointed at the falls ready to record what will happen. >> at that point i was fully prepared to walk away from it and say look, this isn't something that i want to do. as it was, i decided that it was something that i wanted to do. so i gave the team the go ahead signal that things were happening. i got in my kayak. >> then he pushes off. >> approaches palouse, it's flat water all of the way to the lip of the waterfall, so you have time for conscious thought processes, am i making the right de

russe taylor, the former director of jared fogle's charity had the house wired with cameras. >> she was 14 at the time. she did not know that she was being taped. she did not know that t were hidden cameras violating h privacy. >> he would come into the bedroom. we never reall normally walked around with no clothes on. but he'd come in and try touch something. >> you now know that he may have been in there a minute but everything was on tape. >> yes. >> you feel vio >> yes. >> taylor pleaded guilty to se exploitation of a choild and distribution and receipt of child pornography. it's alleged i shared some of the videos with fogel who will be sentenced on charges of pornography and sex with minor analisa, who is 17, is trying to put the behind her. >> i told her the best revenge is living well. they'll be gone long time. so she gets that difference. >> in case you're wondering if she ever ran into jarrell foeg ed fogle, dr. phil said they never direct contact. >>> let's switch gears to a big event in new york. selena gomez, kendall and gigi hadid. the first t show has allowed cameras to

overseas in vienna, secretary of state john kerry said the russ will stand with the friend people. >>nything, they have encouraged us today to do even harder work to make progress and to help resolve the crises that we face. >> meanwhile french officials say they are now searching for those accomplices and out of precaution they have closed all public buildings in paris, including schools and museums until further notice. >>> we are live in new york. elizabeth hurr, abc news there security concerns in the u.s. because of what happened? >> according to officials this morning they said because one of the targets was a sports soccer stadium, they said expect to see height end security not only at stadiums but major cities all across the country. and also at tourists attractions and transit spots. but having said that, according to homeland security officials, they say they don't want americans to start panicking because at this time there's no specific or any credible threats to the russ. chris. >>> all right, elizabeth. good information of the thank you for the live report. 5 woo 34 is

much at stake, especially russia's standing in the world, and no doubt about it, putin wants to have russ on the big stage and at various times, he has done things that the u.s. didn't expect, like the cry mayia offensive, and iraq and iran. the u.s. has been on heels ask whatandthat is what has caused all of this tension. when you have u.s. offenses, another. you don't know whwh is going to happen. it's a very dangerous situation. >> is this is a question that all americans, want an answer to, who are our allies? is it the saudi's, is it the egyptians, who are our allies in that region of the world? >> it's something that should be pretty straight forward, butt it's not always, in some ways we do have israel and saudi arabia, but because of the situation there so is so complex. i know isis israeli officialshave been reaching out to other middle eastern muslim countries based on their dissatisfaction with the iran-nuclear agreement trying to build their own coalition of folks to support them, and rejecting that agreement and asserting that iran is a bigger force to be dealt with, and not

it's a a security on cam russ right now as well as at the metro stations around the cam russ. lot of vigilance that no one would be harmed on our campus. it's something we take very seriously and something we denounce heavily as well. the language that was used and the rhetoric around hatred that we think is inappropriate. >> it was really ugly the words in the threat that's been posted and repeated use of the "n" word. an awful situation like that. do you see this as part of a bigger nationwide problem, this latest threat against the students at howard university to what's going on elsewhere around the country like the university of missouri? >> most definitely. our students are very active and stood in support of the students at missouri university, which we also support. we do see this as a growing national problem. >> what's the problem from your perspective? >> i think the problem is a problem of a making sure that the environments across the nation are one in which students can feel comfortable participating in higher education in their various environments. it led to th

in the 60 years that kcci has been on the air it has had just 3 main male anchors russ van dyke, paul rhodes and kevin cooney. eric: the last guy in that trio has been here for 33 years. kcci's steve karlin takes a look at what kevin cooney has meant to kcci and central iowa. steve: anchorman as defined by the oxford dictionary a person who represents and coordinates a live television or radio program involving other contributors. anchorman as defined by kcci-tv , kevin cooney. this believable face. that trustworthy voice. >> it's the voice of authority. it's the voice of friendship the voice of compassion when need be. he's just an expert at what he does. steve: former des moines register president, wall street journal editor, nbc news president, iowa cubs owner and cooney family cohort, michael gartner. >> you think cooney, you think nice people, terrific journalist, insatiably curious. steve: 33 is the number gartner can't get his head around. for 33 years kevin cooney has sat in that seat, night after night, bringing the news to central iowa. >> the average lifespan of a tv anchor

. >> good evening, everyone, i'm russ palumbo. police say christopher kohrs hit two in north beach. investigators say kohrs fled the scene, then ditched his car. but police found it, tracked him down, and arrested him. kohrs became famous on social media because of his good looks, and is nope as the hot cop of the castro. those two victims have serious injuries and are referring tonight at sf general. they're both in their 40s. we'll have the very latest for you coming up tonight at 10:00. >>> a high speed police chase ends in a deadly crash. now a teenager is dead. it started in danville, with speeds up to 90 miles per hour. the pursuit went onto the 680 freeway, and then onto side streets, ending in san ramon. noel walker has the story. >> driver may have been ejected. >> reporter: high speed police pursuits rarely end well for the one being chased. >> i went through the red light. >> reporter: best case, the driver is caught, and arrested. worst case, they end like this. a tc. traffic collision here in san ramon, just before 1:30 in the morning. the play-by-play captured in polic

. >> reporter: in southern russe were military funerals. alexander was the pilot shot dead parachuting to the ground are viewed as heroes in russia. not in turkey, these protesters are calling russia's military murderers. putin is depicted as a vampire. recep tayyip erdogan has accused russia of playing with fire by propping up the syrian government. >> translator: the day this incident happened i requested a meeting from him. i wanted to hold a telephone conversation with him but he's not returned my calls yet. there's a climate change conference in paris i believe he will be there we can meet there and discuss these matters with him. >> reporter: for moment the kremlin isn't answering, it's ramping up economic pressure on turkey. while formalized sanctions are being drawn up, inspectors are finding hygiene reasons for rejecting items from turkey. russia's bombing continues. these are some of the latest deadly strikes against samada in idlib province atown near the border with turkey. rory challands, al jazeera, moscow. >> russia is accuse

shiba russ skel ell is here with more. shiba? >> reporter: russian and belgian police are tracking a new suspect. he's been linked on security camera to the guy they've been hunting for days now, salah abdelslam. both are considered dangerous and possibly armed. prosecutors say two days before the paris attacks, he was spotted on surveillance video at a gas station about an hour from paris. he was driving the same car later used in the attacks that killed 130 people. also revealed today, the ringleader ahmad abdelhamid. just hours before that could happen, you may recall police raided an apartment. heavy gunfire, a suicide vest detonated. three people died, including the ringleader and his accomplice. >> this barbaric terrorist group, isil or daesh in its murderous idealogy, pose a serious threat to all of us. >> reporter: pledging solidarity at the white house today vow forg vowing for a better, coordinated fight against isis. the visit to washington resulting in new efforts to track isis financial networks and increased intelli

the bump from russ smith and he hits. no foul and he is mad. you won't like him when he is angry. that's ridiculous. the lead back up to 11. harrison barnes and the warriors win it 100 and they tie the 1960 philadelphia warriors for the best start in franchise history. will raiders host the vikings. teddy was taken with the final pick of round one. he was chosen by the raiders. ly spent a lot of time with the staff before the draft and thought he might have ended up in minnesota. he was tied for third best in the nfl. nice numbers, but he is more focused on wins for the 4-4 raiders. >> it is those numbers. those numbers make people talk about you. you all know me. if not you have free will to punch me in the face. >> he's tremendous. he has never worn anything other than the shashes teal in the nhl. that may change soon. they are shopping the 36-year-old forward. he has a no trade clause but will waive if he gets sent to the rangers, kings or ducks. >> i am not going to get into specifics. there were always rumors in my career. i don't want to read into it and comment on it and i

facebook and twitter and shows suspect red kia soul and investigators say william barnett and christine russ got out and walked to front porch and swiped two packages officers got a tip and tracked the couple down at barnett's home. >> two zebras broke loose in west philadelphia over the weekend gal opening around the city for an hour. zebras escaped from the universal circus set up near 52 and parkside avenue people spotted zebras in planet fitness parking lot running done the street and at a kfc city avenue and animal activists argue incidents like this it are public safety risk and expose a bigger problem. >> it's another example of poor treatment of animal. how can terrified zebras escape. >> took a run for it and entered up in traffic and people honking at him and all this causing accidents if they didn't cause accidents. >> peta is calling for circus to retire animal acts and u.s. department of agriculture to investigate. >> 5:48 who is going home with mirrorball trophy. >> security scare of delays at boston airport. >> dressing the kids in sweat shirts this morning. some suburbs in 0s

russ robb never heard of the bourbon until he saw it on a tv show. >> it was kind of like the high end bottle that you get when you owe somebody a favor or you wanted a favor. that's the only place i ever heard of it before. >> the bottles are aged anywhere from 10 to 23 years and range in price from $50 to $250 a bottle. one guy bought a bottle on ebay for $300, and it was empty. but he has the bottle. [ laughter ] >> can you believe that? >> wow. well, bourbon lovers are bourbon lovers. >>> today, keep ahold of that umbrella. it is tapering off. you can use that wusa 9 app to track the rain. topper will be here at 5:00 to track it for you. much better and perfect for veterans day. >> drink responsibly. that's it for. have a great day. >> chelsea: why didn't you wake me? >> adam: i was filing it all away. chelsea asleep. chelsea awake. chelsea in my arms. >> chelsea: [ sighs ] chelsea grateful you're alive. [ chuckles ] when kevin told me you left the hospital to come save me and connor, i... >> adam: you wanted to kill me didn't you? >> chelsea: the thought of you not getting out of