so i understand why taylor is very upset. so he call him asking him to see him, to meet him at the american embassy. but he for some reason didn't want to go. so he come to me and said, ok, ky, go to see the american ambassador. so i went to see maxwell taylor, and with me the general at that time army, another and the navy commander, so four of us representing him and armed forces council. we went to the u.s. embassy. but i saw taylor come and open the door for us, you know and looked very angry. and he just said, ok, sit down. >> you said in your book he said immediately, sit down, not a greeting, not a hello, just sit down. >> just sit down. >> what was your reaction when -- >> of course, we sit down. but then we listen. so he very angry tone, you know. he said to me, to us, well,, you know, at the dinner few weeks ago, i ask you, i told you this and that, but now, you know, you still stage a coup. so he said something, you know, i waste my dinner. ok? so i and the other three vietnamese fellow didn't know how to react to

that is what recy taylor did in many ways.etty left town for a while and went back to tallahassee and some of the other women that i've written about, sometimes there's doherty in this in the archive and you don't hear back from them. you don't know what happened for sure. as of its kind of an air but the story is not surprising. it's very common. >> i would like to hear more about rosa parks. i remember you saying she was one of the best investigators there were going to send her for the recy taylor incident, and also what is the rest of her life like in that investigation story and what did she say about being tired at the time? is that something she bought one of? >> she protested that statement and said the only tie your i was was tired of being mistreated. that isn't really new history. i wrote about that before and rosa parks, her activist history is well known i think for the scholars of the civil rights movement. although the popular presentation is still as matronly seamstress as if she didn't do anything else except

i will say that recy taylor is on the cover. that is her. >> they will come with a microphone. >> what about joann little? what happened with the rest of her life? >> jolynn little is a very interesting case, because she was an inmate. she was a criminal. and she had a pretty shady history. most people in her community didn't like her. her parents had a hard time with her. she wasn't the kind of person that people wanted to rally around, you know. she was no rosa parks. and so the attorneys in her case had to work really hard to present her as a respectable woman who was acting in self-defense as opposed to any kind of premeditated -- premeditated escape. for a while she did so speaking arrangements with a black party and women's group that and she kind of drifted off, and very few people heard from her again. she didn't show up to speaking engagements after a bit, and was late for appointments. and then there's an article i thinking 80s of her being arrested with a sawed off shotgun in a car in brooklyn, new york. and then that

and taylor momsen is the face of the new line. she's wearing some of the clothes. >> it's very much about putting your own look together to be yourself. ♪ >> reporter: she's certainly being herself in her latest video, "you make me want to die." times sure have changed. ♪ dear mr. gable judy garland was 15 when this song from "broadway melody of 1938" made her a star. 15 was very different back then. ♪ i'm too old for toys ♪ and i'm too young for boys >> reporter: but even into the 1970s, on "the brady bunch" and other mainstream tv shows, teen and pre-teen girls were still dressed and portrayed as cute more than hot. adorable more than sexual. >> that's so cute. >> yeah, i love that. >> reporter: but some things haven't changed. >> i want to get new dresses for the dance tomorrow. >> reporter: grace bristol and olivia lamonides are 12 years old, and like just about every girl their age they are beginning that beautiful journey of figuring out who they are and how they want the world to see them. ♪ i know a place >> reporter: and

and again it's taylor to davis. davis catches for 81 yards and two tds. they win their eighth straight game. the final there is 26-10. >>> elsewhere, ricky dobs out with a concussion so chris proctor making his third career start as quarterback for navy today playing against central michigan. tied at 7 in the first quarter. alexander gets the 16-yard td. they go up 14-7 but they would trail by three at half time. the third quarter we go. proctor keeps doing as dobs would he runs it in for the four yard score and navy takes the lead 28-24. his family is loving that. central michigan would come back. down 7 with under 15 seconds left on 4th and two rat cliff so wilson in the end-zone. they are down a point. they would go for two and the win. but ratcliff's pass is incomplete. you can breathe. navy hangs on for the 38-37 win. much to the delight of the coach. >>> it is time for another quick break, but when we come back, can the wizards find any success on the road this season? highlights from their game in the windy city are coming up. , h if you live for p

roy taylor. pretty amazing photos. >> we can see pretty much right down inside these homes, where the roofs were just lifted off the walls caved in, a lot of damage. only three people hurt from this operation. you have to give bge credit. they did not waste any time getting their crews out here. not only did they have to work with the trees and downed power so that emergency crews could get around, but they also had to worry about gas mains as well, the gas lines, to make sure that they were secure so that there were no concerns about fire. we will pan out to one of the roofs, and there is a whole debris field just south of northern parkway, where crews are diligently working amount to take care of the operation. a lot of roads are shut down in these neighborhoods but police are detouring traffic. you're trying to navigate yourself through, the grease off plenty of time -- did yourself plenty of time. >> capt. roy, this is tony pann. i want to ask you a quick question. the weather service has bee

perring at oakley and aiken at taylor and taylor again at perring parkway.ood news in baltimore city. mcclean at perring parkway has been reopened but mcclean remains closed at northern parkway because of debris. >> we will have constant updates on the traffic and weather of course all morning long. don't forget, this is the big story on "good morning, maryland" at nine. hope you join us. the chevy malibu was designed to catch the eye... but great design is also what you don't see. like dependability, a one-hundred thousand-mile, five-year powertrain warranty and being named a consumers digest best buy three years running. it's easy to see why over a thousand people a day are switching to chevy. qualified lessees can get a low mileage lease on this 2011 malibu ls for around one ninety-nine a month. call for details. the switch to chevy starts at chevydealer.com.

things didn't turn out as well for taylor. family says steroids sent him into a deep depression. taylor killed himself. mood swings are a known side effect of the drug. that's because steroids increase the amount of the hormone testosterone in the body. >> testosterone that's given to you externally suppresses your own internal production of testosterone, and one of the side effects that boys don't like is their testicles shrink. >> reporter: that can affect your ability to produce children later. other unwanted side effects for boys include acne and the growth of breast tissue. >> for the girls testosterone is also bad because it can masculinize them a little bit. so they'll start getting facial hair. they might get male pattern baldness. they might get acne, and they can get some other genital effects that they may not like. >> reporter: steroids may be especially harmful to teens because our bodies are still growing. and there may be other long-term side effects we don't know about. olympic wrestler brandon slay took home a

taylor caps off the drive. first of his two first-half tds.econd quarter, more from stanford. 24-0 cardinals. cal needs to get something going, and mansion, another mistake. thomas with the pick. one of three bear turnovers in the first half. luck would run the ensuing two-minute drill to perfection. what a catch. the senior, making sure. stanford led 31-0 at the half. cardinals pick up where the left off in the third. taylor rushed for 59 yards, three scores. in the fourth, 45-0. something for cal to cheer about. look at the throw. scramble to the left, fines jones, a wild connection makes it 45-# -- 45-7. stanford gets the axe back. >> cooperate make the mistakes. the o-line stepped up. >> everything they gave us, they showed us from the shifts to everything, we were ready for them in practice. we've seen it, and execution, it's not not a coach's thing. at players we have to execute. >> alan: iowa state at -- ohio state as iowa. hawkeyes on the board. on the fourth, under two to play, buckeyes down 17-13. didn't hair -- dan harris from one y

we are raking up for the taylors here because they just lost their son and. they need support from the community and we are trying to help any way we can. >> the family said closure will be extremely difficult as long as the person responsible is still out there. i i wish the person who just step forward. it would look better if the person would just step forward willingly, as opposed to trying to hide out, trying to hide from what happened. >> reporter: anyone can information is asked to contact the des plaines police department. meanwhile, the family has made funeral arrangements. visitation will be friday evening and the funeral saturday morning. >> a suburban building that stood for 100 years, but it was destroyed overnight. the century old glennview park district building was used by the par district main nance staff. the flames were high enough to be seen blocks away. officials say there is no reason to suspect arson, but there will be a full investigation into the cause. >> it used to be the main -- unclear how much they are youthsing, but it is heavil

coming up, our political analyst james taylor will be here to break down what all of this meanings. we will also hear from president obama this morning on the shift in power on capitol hill. he is holding a news conference at 10 a.m. you can watch it on cbs 5. >>> now on to a check on some statewide ballot measures. california voters said no to legalizing recreational use of marijuana. prop 19 lost by a solid 8-point margin. state voters also rejected prop 23. it would have suggestion expended certain environmental laws until california's economy improved. also prop 24 went down. it would have repealed three recently approved tax breaks for businesses. >>> and there are two big races that are still too close to call this morning. in the race for attorney general, republican steve cooley the district attorney in los angeles county had been in the lead all last night. but democrat kamala harris of san francisco has now pulled ahead by a fraction of a percentage point. she is the d.a. in the city. also drama in the 11th congressional district, which includes parts of alameda, contra co

and i think it's great, though, that folks like taylor smith -- smith -- taylor swift can come along actually take it into other areas and do whatever they can with it. and brad paisley and all those wonderful people, keith urban, they really have a good country core with all those great country instruments -- banjos, fiddles and mandolins. i think it's great that it's a flexible -- it's a flexible music. >> larry: do you think the lyric are harder to write? do you think people like cole porter and irving berlin could have written country? >> well, i think a lot of the cole porter songs and irving berlin, i think those songs, they're not that different from country music as far as what they're saying. they are simple stories, simple truths about love or feelings or thoughts. but i think it's just the difference in instrumentation and how you perform it or how you sing it. but a good song is a good song. doesn't matter who wrote it. you can take an irving berlin song and add bluegrass. i even did "i get a kick out of you" and bluegrassed it up and people got a lot of -- got a kick out

it was the dream of elaine taylor. she made out gos for special children wit aids.erry brooks was providing out of their own pocket. they would allow to bng the kids becae of the care and stigma. geri told me back in 1989er was the first tv reporter to hold a child with aids. they met jerry as result of my story on abc7. >> it wa a miracle when you brought elae taylor to us. she is a woman in the community who was really interested and really cared about knowing more about children with aids. >> the can't here? livermore was built ten years with the virus and other life-threatening illnesses but the commitment to children's happiness starte more than 20 years ago. >> we took on the mission of building a camp for children with aids. >> now they are celebrating two decades of helping chilen. kids are being diagnosed with aids has declined and children with other life-threatening illness are now invited to the camp along with the families. >> we have two brain tumor camps and heart camps, the asthma camp >>. >> whether it gets a child to come to the camp, siblings to c

the nominations of air force general claude taylor to hate u.s. strategic command and army general carter ham to lead u.s.-africa command. that general faced questions on a wide range of issues including the don't ask, don't tell policy, national missile defense and the start missile tree. we will bring that to you after the pentagon briefing.

friends and family of 17-year- old choice taylor mourned his loss at the good news christian church.sident of the high school chess club, a member of the amity club, and the bass fishing team. december plains police have an idea what the driver looks like, who drove the semi tractor that hit taylor. they want to know if you do recognize him, and police say that it's possible that the driver didn't know he hitdrove the semi tractor that hit taylor. they want to know if you do recognize him, and police say that it's possible that the driver didn't know he hit anyone. >>> police believe a driver was drunk, and he has been charged. wgn's shawn louis have details. >> reporter: distraught, juan nicholas burnell bears the physical scars of the overnight tragedy that killed his girlfriend, 48-year-old josephineno prospero. police are not sure why the driver never stopped on his own after he ran off the roadway here and up over this hill. he continued on more than 60 feet before he crashed into the first-floor apartment. >> i saw a guy jump out the passenger side and run off. my friend actual

i'm really excited about it. >> taylor swift speaks now. it's right here on nbc bay area. >> are flags are flying at half-staff as the show of sympathy. the miners were declared dead yesterday after a second explosion ripped through the mine. new zealand police said it's not save to enter to try to get the bodies out. an investigation is under way to determine what caused any of the explosions in the first place. tensions remain high on the korean peninsula. the south korea president met with his team in seoul to assess the impact. he vows to boost troops on the island and nearby islands as well. north korea is warning there will be retaliation if south korea carries out reckless military provocations. u.s.-south korean drills are stoat begin sunday that is sure to anger the north even more. a ferryboat carrying media and rescue boats arrived at the island. most of the people have left, but there were a few left behind. the mayor-elect is more than six weeks from taking office and already getting the boot. jean quan's parked car got booted

how well positioned is lord and taylor at this point going in? we feel like we're well positioned. we've had a nice 12-month run here. we feel like we're taking back market share. the promotions are thought out well in advance, they're not reactionary, something we prepared for six months ago. >> it's across the board. it seems like high-end retailers, the bargain basement discounts are doing it. why are coupons and special one-day only sales the way to get people in the door? >> that's the important thing, to get them in the door. once they're in the door, we have a whole storeful of merchandise to sell them, some of which is on sale, others which is still regular price. we have to hook them to get them in. >> every year on black friday we talk about the importance of this particular shopping day and/weekend, it is a pivotal one going into christmas. does that remain so or does it start in october and last well beyond january? >> yeah, i mean, still hugely important day, no question about it. one of our biggest days of the year. i don't think it

who drains the baseline jumper, taylor a team high 14. more g.w., this time taylor driving, dishes to david pelham who finishes with the slam. colonials improve to 2-1. they down the wolfpack 58-56. >>> the maryland terrapins return to the comcast center tomorrow to face delaware state. looking to get back in the win column. last week's trip to madison square garden saddled maryland with losses to pitt and illinois, but the close games against two ranked teams provided good experience for the young terps. >> we felt we belonged on the court with them. we felt we could win those games. now the next step is to win a game like that. you know, we didn't get the win. so we have to win those games and hopefully that's coming. >> we came out and played real hard. i think we had a chance to win both those games. we got to see what kind of team we are now. we know we can play with the best teams in the country. we got to find a way to get over their heads. >>> john wall expected to return tomorrow after missing the past four games with a sprained

taylor, this time, not going to get picked off. andre smith.or, 15 for 25, passing 137 yards and a touchdown. under three minutes left in the game. yellowjackets facing third and five. smith, 3 carries and 38 yards and an all-important touchdown. yellowjackets tie it at 21-21. ensuing kickoff, david wilson, back to receive. 90 yards, he is gone. taking it all the way in. his second 90-yard kickoff return in the season. only player in the fbs with more than one. getting special play from their special teams. the last chance for the yellowjackets. tevin washington, back to pass. and he is picked off in the end zone. hokies, make it seven-straight wins for them. they take it 28-21. >>> and that will do it for the sports update. back to you in new york. >>> and when we return, we will update this morning's top story. a fiery overnight crash killed dozens. stay with us. ♪ triple-chocolate-swirl brownie? ♪ [ sk sampler ] crunchy, berry, nutty, chocolatey goodness? [ female announcer ] when watching your weight, the more options you have, the more lik

if you thought the kanye west/taylor swift debacle was over, apparently it's not.was back doing a show on the lower east side and apparently got worked up again and decided to kind of spout off some more attacks -- apparently he apologized and atoned and all this, well, that's apparently gone. he now says that taylor never came to my defense in any interview and rode the waves and rode -- take a listen to what he said. >> if you're a real audience, have no fear. say what the [ muted ] you want, do what you want, make what you want. >> all right, kanye. he goes on to say, again, taylor never came to my defense during an interview, basically saying she rode the wave of all the host of the stuff. also took a dig from matt lauer saying he felt exploited during that controversial interview. they played the vma video over him. he went on another rant here in new york opening up old wounds, not only with matt lauer, but also young taylor swift again. the drama does not end. >> he's got a new album he's push don't go. billy joel. of course, the author of "the piano man," "

roy taylor and sky team 11 are above the area. >> what a difference a day makes. yesterday there was nothing but debris. today they still have eight few large trees -- a few large trees to clean up around the area. yesterday we were talking about house roofs being gone, knocked out and crushed. they actually replaced an entire roof and are in the process of replacing a back wall that was knocked down. all in all, they've been aggressively working hard to get people back into the homes as soon as possible. even in the area of baltimore county, for the most part, what we have seen from here is that people out there are putting new roofs on, replacing shingles, or sidings and jitneys that had been lost. -- chimneys that have been lost. reporting with sky team 11, i am captain roy taylor. >> dramatic images. thank you. an overnight curfew, and police cleared the way for workers to clean while bge restored service to many of those without power. there were a few non-life- threatening injuries, but fortunately, no deaths. many storm victims remain in temporary shelters.

skelton said he handed over his children to a friend named joanne taylor.olice he wanted taylor to take the children so they wouldn't be home when he committed suicide. his attempts failed. joanne taylor was supposed to bring the boys to their mother, skelton's estranged wife but that never happened. at this point, police have not confirmed joanne taylor even exists. >> we haven't had anything remotely close to this happen and now to have something like this happen, yeah, it hits home. >> a lot of people didn't sleep the last couple nights, that's for sure. >> reporter: all weekend, search crews and hundreds of volunteers have looked for the boys, focusing much of their efforts in wooded areas surrounding skelton's hometown. so far, no sign of the three young brothers or joanne taylor, the mystery woman. the search for the three boys and the woman will continue today. and police are hoping to get more information from the boy's father who remains hospitalized. robin. >> all right, abby. thank you. for more now, we turn to the grandmother of the three boys,

when chester taylor finds the end zone from one yard out. defense needed to create a turnover in the fourth after the bills took the lead and they would get that turnover a tim jennings interception. set up the game winning touchdown when cutler finds earl bennett in the corner of the end zone. greg olsen spoke about the benefit of the defense creating turnovers. >> the a turnovers that our defense forces at key moments to give us good field position this last week was prime example. we got two, one about mid-field on the fumble on third and one and tim's big interception. you know, for an offense that's huge, having the short fields and you have to convert touchdowns and fortunately we did. it's pretty nice for an offense when you come running on the field after a big turnover especially when you have the ball in their territory. >>> search of the next nine games for the blackhawks will be on the road and may to be their benefit. hosting the oilers last night, fernando fires a wrister passed bowland up 1-0 and then curtis foster ties the ga

taylor's mother says the library was her son's second home. police and counselors will be there today at 4:30 at his school for an event in taylor's memory. >>> archdiocese of chicago has started implementing new guidelines that allow them to permanently remove men from the priesthood without their consent. church officials are looking to remove 240 priests and deacons who walked away from the ministry in the last 40 years. but church leaders have not decided whether they will use their new powers granted by the vatican to remove priests over allegations of sexual misconduct. doing so will free those men to live on their own without any oversight from the church. >>> a man in glen ellyn has been charged with battery after punching his two former bosses. a police report says michael yarboro threatened a female boss during a disciplinary meeting. he was subsequently fired from the baby merchandise store. yarboro punched the female boss in the head. punched a male store managenart face and walked out. he is out on bond with a trespass order preve

. >>> and belated birthday to producer extraordinaire dan taylor. good morning to you.you're having a birthday, we want to know all about it. send us all the info, whoever's celebrating a birthday, send us all the details. let us know so we can say happy birthday to you on the air. >>> happy birthday, dan taylor. you get to come back into work at midnight the next day. that's the way to celebrate. how about warm temperatures? we get a chance to enjoy and celebrate this. we keep delaying the onset of cool air, that's a benefit to us, locally. may not be a benefit to the rest of the nation. 61 today after morning fog. we'll drop into the mid-20s overnight, push 66 tomorrow. chance of afternoon showers. most of tomorrow should be dry. we'll break out dry weather, could stay in the upper 40s. next storm starts to approach, that's thanksgiving day, there's a chance of showers in the morning, rain building in the afternoon. because we keep the rain, the onset of the storm, we could squeeze out decent weather on thanksgiving. rain will come in by friday morning, falling temper

i would also submit an in memoriam for joyce taylor. she was a native of oklahoma, and she came to san francisco and worked in external affairs of at&t wish to work on legislative and government activities -- where she worked on legislative and government activities for at&t. i think of her most passionately as it relates to the san francisco ballet, but she served the chamber of commerce, the bay area council, the bay area economic forum, the san francisco school alliance foundation, silicon valley leadership group, united way of the bay area, women's forum, and the north western regional board of operation hope and on the executive campaign of the advisory board of the united negro college fund. joyce completed her tenure with at&t in 2007 and afterwards was an executive to the oakland chamber of commerce where she collaborated with artists and community leaders on the champions of humanity monument to extend a commitment from oakland to humanitarian values and actions. joyce was someone who was noted because she was an african- ameri

users have picked taylor., on the other hand, see a different side and a new trend, that miranda lambert has actually become that country music darling. her album "revolution" has been gigantic this year. two big hits. "white liar." i believe this is her year for female vocalist. >> miranda is beautiful and there's a lot of talk about taylor. despite the lean toward young and hip this year, according to yahoo! searches the award will also go to a man who's already a legend. let's talk about male vocalists of the year. according to our data, folks on yahoo! say george strait has done everything you can do in country music. a lot of interest in the next leg of his tour with reba mcintyre which will kick off in austin, texas, just after the first of the year. stormy, i know you're probably going to disagree with me here. who's your pick? >> it's pretty much blasphemous to pick against king george but i'm going to do it. i pick blake shelton as my long shot. he's one of the most underrated male vocalists, he's had

i'm at glide memorial which is on ellis and taylor here in downtown san francisco. we have got hundreds of volunteers coming in and out throughout the day. you can see over here they are chopping vegetables, they are chopping up turkeys over on the other table. everybody getting ready to do their part to make sure everybody has a nice thanksgiving dinner. we are talking all of the fixins here with the turkey and several groups coming in and here's edward, kind of a reluctant interview ee, to talk about why he decided to give up time this morning. how's it going? >> pretty well. it's a little early but it's fun. >> reporter: why should somebody consider doing this? why are you enjoying this? >> oh, well personally i really enjoy volunteering. but this is a good way to like give back to your community, you know? and yeah. >> reporter: okay. very good. edward, thank you so much for that. and thanks for all the volunteers who are coming out here. of course, glide is always looking for people's help. 365 days a year they actually give 3 hot meals a day to anybody who nee

taylor, 115-yards on the ground. stanford makes a statement, 38-0 in the final, ending the year 11-1. >> the best one-loss team in the country. our offense, really hard to stop right now. still reliable, and our defense has made so many strides in the last year. >> mike: the final game at old memorial stadium, cal hosting washington before renault vaismghts -- renovation. locker to goodwin. ball is tipped. 80-yard for the scoab, 7-3u-dub. locker was held in check. the strip, jordan scoop and score. 20 yards, 10-7 bears. two seconds left. cal up 13-10. the huskies decide to go for the win. game over, cal finishes the season 5-7 and will not make a bowl game for the first time in eight years. >>> the barn burner in san jose. spartans hosting louisiana tech. first quarter, sparntz down seven but not for long. 67-yard. through for 496 yards and five tds. wouldn't be enough. take a brief time-out. the warriors get david lee back in uniform, and what a difference one player can make. we show yooooooooooooooooooooooo >> mik

taylor again. rushed for 59 yards, three scores. 38. in the fourth, 45-0.mething for cal to cheer about. the direct snap. looks to throw, scrambles, finds joan on a wild connection to make it 45-7. all academic. stanford gets the axe back, 48-14 the final. >> we we knew they were tough defense. the o-line stepped up. >> everything they gave us, they showed us today from the shifts, everything. we were ready the practice. we've seen it. and execution. it's not a coach's thing. as players we have to execute. >> stanford is a great football team, and number 16 in the country, and you can't understood to make mistakes. you have to make sure you're executing, and we didn't do it. >> pure joy. purr pure joy. my greatest wish is to good out with the axe. that's all you can give. the best you can give. having a sack, michael jackson macintyre and san jose state taking on hawaii. scoreless until this dart. 39-yard to pay dirt. warriors with the lead. second quarter, sparty gets on the board. 17-7. in the third, hawaii rolling now. the crossing pattern. breaks the pl

seven minutes later it is taylor's turn. good luck bringing him down. 18 yards later another touchdown. after starting 0-2 the hokeys win their 9th straight. the final 31-17. they clinch the coastal division and spot in the championship game. >>> on the road facing boston college. in the 3rd quarter eagles knocking on the door. harris takes the hand-off. he scores. up 17-13. last play of the game. who is in bc territory? trying to throw the hail mary. sacked? no, he isn't. two problems. first, the throw is 6 yards short of the end zone and also incomplete. boston college holds on for the 17-13 victory. they drop 1-6 in the acc. >>> in annapolis. history made by navy quarterback ricky dobbs against arkansas state with under 3 minutes to play, dobbs scores his 3rd touchdown of the game. that's the 48th rushing td of his career passing former redskins great and our very own brian mitchell for fourth time among the quarterback. navy cruises to the win. the final 35-19. >>> the capitals are used to playing from behind and on most

graem taylor, thank you. >>> believe it or not, trouble in the gosselin household.the sextuplets that charmed viewers of "jon and kate plus eight" booted out of the school. alexis and colin will be home schooled after being expelled for, quote, rage issues. >>> outrageous storey from connecticut a driver striking and killing a 14-year-old boy suing the victim's parents for allowing their son to ride his bike in the street without a helmet. >>> officials defending new tsa screening procedures today but are passengers ready to revolt? [ male announcer ] don't let aches and pains in the morning slow you down. introducing bayer am. its dual-action formula delivers extra strength pain relief, plus it fights fatigue. so get up and get going with new bayer am, the morning pain reliever. so you think your kids are getting enough vegetables? yeah, maybe not. v8 v-fusion juice gives them a full serving of vegetables plus a full serving of fruit. but it just tastes like fruit. v8. what's your number? one month, five years after you do retire? ♪ client comes in and they have a

those we spoke with said those are a -- the world is a little less bright without choice taylor. >> he was a grade kid. >> he always made me smile. >> for parents, a different take, they stand in different shoes. >> i can understand the fear and the panic that could go through someone's mind. but you have to come forward and say what happened. >> to see the woman as strong as she is, i had to come. >> reporter: for family. >> i'm happy because i know he's in a better place. >> reporter: everyone gathering to say good-bye. tonight a new development in the investigation. police released this sketch created with the help of a handful of witnesses. police are looking for a white mail with a thin build, the driver was wearing a goatee has short brown or black hair. his vehicle a newer model truck. >> the truck is also described as an over the road semitractor with asleeper on it, newer, more aerodynamic. >> all of this an effort to bring closure to the case. choice taylor's own mother appearing almost to comfort others wants leniency for the person responsible. on bent knee, she drives for

taylor gets outside, untouched for six. cardinals lead at the half.nford's defense was relentless. the cardinal o kept the pedal to the metal. great play call in the red zone. 28-3. in the fourth, taylor with a school regard fourth rushing touchdown on the night. stanford makes a statement with a 42-17 win, fueled by a former stanford great. >> john lynch told them before the game that -- not asking for 65 great plays. we're asking for one great play 65 times, and i think that really resonated with our youngsters tonight. >> mike: cal hosted by washington state. a pristine day for football on the palouse. scoreless, second quarter. up the middle, 7-0wsu. the bears answer back. jones goes up and gets it. effort appreciated by this former receiver. a gain of 50 yards. vereen takes it from there. game tied at 7. bears dig into their bag of tricks. the reverse, ross, 14-10 cal. in the fourth, vereen puts it away. 20-13 the final. bears pick up their first road win. >> zenyatta, the mars was mare was making a bid for her 20th 20th straight victory. she has

that set up this, stephan taylor three-yard plunge.r had three touchdowns today, second quarter, right before the half, more luck, this time going to the air, and doug baldwin helping out with the great catch. 19 yard touchdown, 31-0 stanford. anthony wilburson a true freshman. how about another touchdown for stanford. they scored on their first eight possessions. in the fourth quarter, the bears decide to wake up. 12 yards, but that's not even close to enough. stanford rolls they take back the axe. a lopsided win in more than 80 years. >> laura, thanks. stanford gets the axe back, they can't celebrate for too long. nor can cal dwell on the loss, both teams have home finales next saturday. >> we knew there were going to be a lot of emotions in this game. you're not going to coral all those emotions. a win next week will be almost as good as this, better than this. the one next week will be better than this. >> next week will be a huge game for many reasons. our last game at memorial adium. last game. and the opportunity to be bowl elig

and you're not going to see tyrod taylor right there. me they won today a big 26-10. >>> let's go on to navy here. navy scoring but in the final moments, central michigan goes for two and don't get it. and look at the coach doing the high-knee action there. navy wins. >>> west virginia, no -- no. we are all over the place tonight in this sportscast. but navy winning it. they get the victory tonight. >>> just put something up there on the board and i'll talk about it because that is where this sportscast is going tonight, guys. that's cincinnati and west virginia. that's the end of the game. west virginia winning this afternoon 37-10 >>> all right. wow. let's get on to hockey now. for all the talk of a slow start, the caps are back on top with the best record in the biz and a six-game win streak on the line tonight. at the asbc center. i know the highlights are right. how about john elser in, 3, 2, 1, blastoff caps drawing first blood. 3rd period, nicky can't you see backstrom with his fifth of the year sends to it overtime. watch this mo