so investigators focused on that night in the bowling alley when eric first exhibited the extreme symptoms. a witness said eric had a beer shortly before feeling ill. >> eric had commented during the time that the beer tasted bitter to him, that there was a strange taste to the beer. he went to the bathroom a number of times and he became so ill that, in fact, he brought the trash can from the bathroom over to the lane where they were bowling. >> witnesses said eric's friend, derril willard, had given eric the beer. investigators tried to speak to derril about that, but he refused. >> derril said, i can't talk to you anymore. i've got to talk to my lawyer. >> then six weeks after eric's death, derril's wife found him on the floor of the garage in a pool of blood, a gun in his hand. >> my husband just killed himself. >> he just what? >> he killed himself. >> okay. and he's inside the home? >> he's in the garage. >> he's in the garage? >> yes. >> there was a suicide note tacked to the wall of the garage. >> "i am sorry to leave you, my wife, my beautiful daughter, like this. i have been accu

first opened in 1906, this is the second oldest bowling alley in america. the holy rollers, a crowd of septuagenarians who grew up in shellburn and plan this is a reasonable expectation to kick my [ bleep ]. they've been playing here since the '50s. >> i was never allowed to come near the bowling alley. >> a den of iniquity? >> my aunt did not think this was a good idea. >> oh, man. it's a tiny little ball. this looks really hard. [ cheering ] >> it's very different, shellburn falls. i grew up here. very different. people don't know each other as well as everyone used to know each other. >> when i grew up in greenfield, everybody had jobs. i worked from the time i was 13. if i had to go back there, now, i don't believe in drugs, i don't have anything to do with them, but what choice would i have? standing on the corner, i probably would get into a business. what's a good business? well-paying business? i'm sorry. that's where we are. ♪ >> yes, it used to be a very different world towns like this one. and there were many. but like everywhere else, it seems th

and one of the butler say, oh, ma'am, they have ordered dinner in the bowling alley. steve: that's not true. it was -- jenna: it was not true. it was just snacks. barbara: we were never allowed to eat in the bowling alley again. >> they got to blame us for more things because they were two of us. [laughter] barbara: should i tell this? jenna: yes. barbara: this sounds crazy except it happened. jenna and i -- well, jenna our rooms were next to each other. we would usually sleep in the same room even though we were adults. jenna came into my room one night terrified because she had heard someone singing opera -- jenna: out of my fireplace. barbara: out of her fireplace. jenna: [indiscernible] barbara: i did not believe her. i ignored her. the next night we were sleeping in the same room and it happened again, except we heard really creepy piano music coming out of the fireplace. and then -- we were able to go to sleep. we were working i nbc and we were able to say that was just willard -- we were working in d.c. but we were able to say that was just willard. the next mor

were jailed but you were sentenced to 15 years in prison charged with maiming some people in the bowling alleycouldn't cry about it. all i prayed for and asked god for was another opportunity at life. >> you credit tom brokaw. >> yeah, tom brokaw did a lot for me. governor wilder did a lot for me by giving me the clemency and john thompson saved my life because he gave me another opportunity when everybody stopped recruiting me. i was recruited by everybody in both sports. once that incident happened, everybody went away. he gave me another opportunity. >> we were in georgetown at the same time. >> were y'all dating? >> that would have been a story. >> my girl now was my girl then. >> oh, good good. >> talk about the influence of georgetown and coach thompson. as you said had it not been for coach thompson what would have happened to allen iverson? >> who knows. like i said he saved my life. he gave me another opportunity. and all i needed was one, all i needed was one chance and god sent him to me. >> what do you want us to know about you? >> that i'm not the person that everybody make me out

this club in detroit and after the show they're kidding me about being a redneck and the club is attached to a bowling alley you think you don't have rednecks look out the window. people are valet parking at the bowling alley. >> jimmy: it's a gift from god. >> i went back to the hotel and wrote ten jokes, you know, never thinking it was the hook and i went back the next night and people started laughing and pointing at each other. >> jimmy: and your wife found the original jokes you wrote a -- >> yeah, several years ago. she found it like the wadded up piece of yellow paper and she framed it. it's like next to the door of our house. >> jimmy: look at this. >> and that's in our house, and i'm like, "it's so ugly." she said, "it paid for the house." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. absolutely. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and they're great jokes. >> well they're one-liners. we live in a nation where nobody does one-liners. so they're so, you know -- >> jimmy: rodney dangerfield -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: the greatest. but i was reading some of these and this is just -- >> they're so stupid. >> jimmy: no they're so fun. "if you

zero, man, they have ordered dinner in the bowling alley. not true. it was a snack. [laughter] >> it was not about dinner. >> but i do believe there was dinner served in the bowling alley. >> okay. easier to blame us for more things. >> and we took it. >> so should i tell them? >> yeah. >> this sounds crazy, except it happened. jenna and i -- well, jenna since we are twins we actually usually sleep in the same room even though we are adults. came running in my room one night terrified because she had heard someone singing opera. >> out of my fireplace. >> out of my fireplace. and it actually was led zeppelin. [laughter] and i did not believe for. the next night we were sleeping in the same room and it happened again except this time we heard like olden times creepy piano music coming out of the fireplace. and then -- able to go to sleep because we were both working in dc and able to go to sleep and say that is just willard are. played on the piano. but we had to sleep. we just pacified ourselves. the next morning i was getting up to go to work and somebody who worked

zero, man, they have ordered dinner in the bowling alley. not true. it was a snack. [laughter] >> it was not about dinner. >> but i do believe there was dinner served in the bowling alley. >> okay. easier to blame us for more things. >> and we took it. >> so should i tell them? >> yeah. >> this sounds crazy, except it happened. jenna and i -- well, jenna since we are twins we actually usually sleep in the same room even though we are adults. came running in my room one night terrified because she had heard someone singing opera. >> out of my fireplace. >> out of my fireplace. and it actually was led zeppelin. [laughter] and i did not believe for. the next night we were sleeping in the same room and it happened again except this time we heard like olden times creepy piano music coming out of the fireplace. and then -- able to go to sleep because we were both working in dc and able to go to sleep and say that is just willard are. played on the piano. but we had to sleep. we just pacified ourselves. the next morning i was getting up to go to work and somebody who worked

school you were jailed and sentenced to 15 years in prison charged with maiming some people in a bowling alley. theto 15 years in prison. >> definitely. i felt like it was unjust. i mean i felt like i couldn't cry about it. all i prayed for was another opportunity in life. >> and tom brokaw. >> he did a lot for me. governor wilder did a lot for me by giving me clemency. i feel like john thompson saved my life because he gave me another opportunity when everybody stopped recruiting me. once that incident happened everybody went away. he gave me an opportunity. >> i want to spend a minute because we were classmates together. talk about -- >> were you all dating? >> that would have been a story. >> my girl now was my girl then. >> good. >> talk about the influence of georgetown. had it not been for coach thompson what would have happened to alleniverson? >> who knows? he gave me an opportunity. all i needed was one chance. god sent him to me. >> what do you want us to know about you? >> that i'm not the person that everybody makes me out to be. >> who are you? >> i'm a father. i'm a friend. i think i

. >> she met david bell at the bowling alley just days after he had been released from prison for thek robbery conviction. >> i'm always attracted to the person that stands out the most. and he was the most popular person at the party. everyone knew who he was and everybody was like all over him. >> and your guys were together for how long? >> about six months. >> did he have a lot of money? >> he did have a lot of money. >> did you ever question where that money was coming from? >> i knew. i knew where his money was coming from. i knew what he was doing to get it. but i didn't think it would effect me. so i didn't care. i mean there were red flags and warning bells ringing they chose to ignore. but it's like the forbidden fruit. you pick it and you eat it anyway. >> prosecutors say bell and smith work together on two separate robberies. both times letting smith set up a fake date with a man so a this bell could rob him. the first was robbed of a handgun, which bell allegedly used in the second robbery to murder one man and wound another. bell says he wasn't the shooter and refuses to

the time. when you fight in a bowling alley, you might slip and fall. take a look at it from this angle that ctv in canada got. watch right here. did you see that? somebody threw a bowling ball in the air, hit that guy in the back. this kid actually recorded all the action. >> people were chucking beer boolt bottles at them. glass everywhere. it was hectic. >> one person was arrested. one woman was treated for cuts. >> what do you have to fight about if you're at a bowling alley? it's delightful pitcher of beer nachos having a good time. why would you fight? >> bunch of turkeys. >>> it's just a nice drive on a scenic road until car from the other lane is getting a little brave, trying to get around a tour bus. >> why that bravery turns out to be a bust. >> what are you doing? >>> and, the adorable goats that needed some help getting moving but now -- >> they've got wheels. >> see their amazing progress and how you can help to keep them rolling and growing. ththisis l litittltle e guguy y isis a aboboutut to make his first deposit. we'd like to open a sav

from picking her profile pick to swiping right and then a blind date at the bowling alley, it's all ineople assume you're getting asked out a lot. she said i'm not. >>> also in "pop news" this morning. this would be a "pop news" investigation. these are serious and scientific. please take notes. the expression seeing red when you're angry could have scientific merit. a new study from durham university finds men wearing red were seen as aggressive and more dominant than men wearing blue or gray. >> george and i. >> i did note the tie is red. >> yep. >> women perceived men who wear red as angry. the doctoral candidate who ran the testing said people should think carefully about wearing red in certain social settings. >> what are you talking about, lara? >> i love the color red. >> come on. >> don't blame the "pop news" investigation. >> proof positive. it's true. the study show ifs you're at a job interview, depending on the employer you might not want to be seen as so dominant. this is good in sports. something tiger wears every year. the power red is his power color. he's dominant. som

. >> who new kevin tibbles was such be a acean ace in the bowling alley. u suggesting -- >> i would never ever. yes. >>> up next not sure if this guy has traveled to south dakota but he's been everywhere else. we'll check out steve the guinea pig's excellent adventure but first this is "today" on nbc. >> the great american road trip is almost a right of aspassage. >> i've done it four times with my dad. >> i always wanted to. >> just drive across country. something you do. >> i have something for you to try because there's one tiny rodent who a big hit online thanks to his travel adventures. >> have you ever done it with a rodent is a fair question. steve the guinea pig is making his way across the u.s. and his pictures have gone viral. steve isn't alone. he brought along his owner, brad sending pictures back to his wife's second grade class. she's a teacher. look at this map. they're traveling from santa barbara, california to michigan where they'll spend the summer. these are some of steve's greatest photos including this one of him losing 5 cents in vega

the beheadings, too. mits not be any dancing, smoking, but there is a bowling alley. sometime in the future. >> people think we're making this up. we're not making this up. isis opened a hotel. i mean they conquered the hotel they didn't build it. all right. now, from isis we go to portland, oregon. i used to work in portland. a beautiful tune. they town. they now have a strip club only for vegans. >> i don't even allow the dancers to wear any fur, leather, anything from an animal. so educational process not just for the customers when you the dancers, as well. >> if they don't allow anything animals, they won't ishave any kus. >> very good point. a shot at people like me. >> you're a vegan? >> no i agree to strip clubs. >> oh, i thought you were a vegan. >> listen when i go to a strip club i don't want to see some hungry bony stripper. i don't want to see olive oil twerking. i want a little jiggle in my wiggle. >> what do you say, gutfeld? >> good to know no animals were harmed in the creation of my lap dance, but no offense to the people in this industry but if you'

the morning." >> i'm talking to probably about nine guys right now. >> reporter: she met up with one of her matches at a bowling alley from the date on instagram and dished about it with ryan seacrest. >> he was cool. he brought a friend and i had some friends there. >> reporter: the only problem, the former star of lizzie mcguire has hard time proving to her matches she's the real deal. >> you rock. >> some people don't know. some act like they don't know and they do and some are like this is a joke, right. >> reporter: she is not the only celebrity swiping. eric stonestreet who plays cameron on modern family and who unlike his tv camera is actually straight also revealed on this hoe ward stern show is an avid tinder user. >> i have gone out with a couple of girls i met in l.a. on tinder. it is hard to meet people. >> bewarks sometimes if a match seems too good to be true that might be the case. for example, scott eastwood star of the longest ride recently said on live with michael and kelly the tinder account under his name is a fake. >> apparently i'm on tinder. didn't even know. >> oh my gosh. your name is david

paul i hit up the bowling alley. i start coming here in '55. e coming here forever. >> it hasn't hardly changed. >> i have yet to find traveling around the united states anything quite like it. >> yeah. >> eight lanes in a basement old timy bar, everybody knows each other. right up there is a lot of money. >> right. >> we had a local regular like overseas for a couple of years and said when i come back i want to have a dollar to buy a drink when i come in next. >> right. >> it started there and people caught on to the whole thing. now it's our retirement fund. someday if they never come back. i bring people from out of town here just to sit down have a beer a hamburger, and i say, this is what st. paul is all about. >> nice close community around here. >> embarrassing yourself on television by showing the world what a crappy bowler you are is something you have to have really big shoulders to handle. some of the best fries you'll ever taste, gorgeous traditional bowling alley griddle burger heaven. >> 84. >> somehow i just got cheated out of a l

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the morning. >> like i'm talking to probably been nine guys right now. >> she met up with one of her matches at a bowling alley pirk from the date on instagram and dished about it with ryan seacrest. he brought a friend and i had some friends there. >> the only problem, the former star of lizzie mcguire proving to her matches she's the real deal. >> lizzie you rock. >> thanks. some people don't know the. i think some people act hike they don't know but they do. a lot of people are like this is a joke right. >> she's not the only celebrity swiping >> may i buy you a drink. >> eric stone street on the hit abc show "modern family" and who unlike his tv character is actually straight also revealed on the howard stern show he is an vid tinder user. >> i've gone out with a couple girs in l.a. like on real dates. it's hard to meet people. >> but beware. sometimes if a match seems to good to be true, that might just be the case. for example, scott eastwood recently said on "live with kelly and michael" that the tinder account under his name is a fake. >> apparently i'm on tinder. didn't even know. >> my gosh look your

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the night early because she had an early bedtime. after that, he took his girlfriend to an after prom event at a bowling alley. ying to get out of the pressure fortunate girlfriend thing that's what goes on in my head. >> much more to come on the sunday morning edition of "action news." how one man figure out to quip himself with instruments. >>> hoping for a relaxing week at the jersey shore this summer, you don't want to wait to get that rental. those stories and more, meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. >> welcome back it is 10:00 a.m. sunday may 10th. in the news a violent night in south philadelphia. three people are shot including two teenagers on a crowded south street. >> a bucks county family escapes their burning home thanks to the help of the smoke detect heer. mother nature is giving mom the warm humid weather as a gift on this mother's day. source source has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: it's not all unicorns and rainbows. sticky and warm. trenton, 72. allentown, 72. poconos 68. still dealing with a l

the playgrounds, by bart, and tower -- >> everyone talking about that. >> yes. >> it will be new and improved. >> oh, yes. >> playground for kids. >> well, actually, you know, at some point there will be a bowling alley things for families, but right now, they are working on the first phase, which is the whole first floor with nightlife. restaurants, and i have the inside scoop. >> do tell. >> a chef with philadelphia roots will be taking overall of the restaurant and beverages in this first phase coming up by july 4th. >> who? >> i cannot tell you. i cannot tell you. we will have the announcement in the next couple of weeks. >> whether will it be finished? >> face one finish by july 4th phase two by next winter, by next summer phase three. >> so we get to enjoy some of it this summer? >> he can actually. >> faulk about these beach concerts. hearing a lot about them. who will be there? >> i don't know. >> when can we snow. >> you'll know when i know. kind of keeping it a secret. they do have the dates. they have the act. building up the suspend, will be telling us in the next few weeks, so when you have me back i'll give that you. >> does that work? does that approach work do you think? >> i think so

the you had was in camden, in 1934. what would that be fdr. sue? >> there was a strike in camden, new jersey. >> at a bowling alleyp building workers. >> ship building center. >> yes, right there on the waterfront. >> all right. >> i need to research more. do i look smart with the glasses on. it is just an illusion. >> fdr wasn't he elect like four terms. >> yes good we had to change that. >> yes. >> okay. >> thanks, guys. lets talk about bruce jenner, he was focus of a conversation and two hour special on e entertainment television keeping up with the kardashians, right. >> yes. >> they prove, what? >> so, they get to be tough on him. >> well, he had to go in front of his own children and admit this. he said this was harder than talking to dianne sawyer on national television. here we go. >> i don't care what you want to do but i don't think it is fair that you don't tell us how close this is in the near future. we're still your kid. i don't care how oldy a.m. >> everybody you talked to about this subject especially when they are that close you get a different reaction. is there so many different things that they

. >> and bowling alley. >> across the great lakes and parts of the west.ong rip current from the mid-atlantic down florida. out to those beaches be very very careful. rain moving in here across parts of the central lanes. this is just this pattern we have been dealing with over and o'er and over again for the last three to four weeks. there have been pesky upper level disturbances across parts of the four corners we have seen more rain move in and current look at it and we have got all kinds of flooding concerns from this parts of missouri all the way down across the big bend of texas and down towards the brownsville area. we are going to watch very heavy rain move in today. watch how this starts to play out. strong storms around 6:00 to the :00 tonight. watching more flooding happening again. really dangerous one ground saturated. so much rain the reservoirs are full. another five inches of rain, very quickly flash flooding throughout the day today. >> thanks, rick it is memorial day weekend ask to you send in proud american pictures this morning. use #pr

the way. >> it's so unlike you to nudge him. >> i know. coming up this isn't your father's bowling alley. developers are trying to turn old sweaty smoke-filled halls into cool places and i've seen some just down the street here. for millennials to go for entertainment. here's the break, here's a look atlas week's s&p's winners and losers. ameriprise asked people a simple question: can you keep your lifestyle in retirement? i don't want to think about the alternative. i don't even know how to answer that. i mean, no one knows how long their money is going to last. i try not to worry but you worry. what happens when your paychecks stop? because everyone has retirement questions. ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approach. to get the real answers you need. start building your confident retirement today. ideas come into this world ugly and messy. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. ds der the proper care, they become something beautiful. it's more than a network. it's how you stay connected. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner you get an i

the basement. >> yes. >> wow. >> it was big. >> we need to bring that back out. >> there was a bowling alley in this building. >> yes. >> studioe're in right now used to be a beneficial tank, tellers window were where sue and bob were standing. >> all right. >> he was in the last picture with sammy davis junior. >> he is all over. >> we are bringing him back. >> he will be here in the 50's, spinning some record. >>> so let's say you were born in 1965. >> send us a picture of yourself. >> we can all celebrate. >> it is a joint birthday here. >> you have to watch at 9:00 because we will make this whole thing look like it is 1965. >> yes good we will go back. >> it will be fun. >> we will have music. we will talk about the news from then. >> you will think you are back in 1965. >> i might even smoke a pipe. >> yeah. >> yes. >> we need ashtrays. >> okay. here's something, i will alert everybody in olde city right now, chris murphy will be riding a bike in flip-flops, this cannot go well. >> drivers be wear. >> this is not going to go well, no helmet and flip-flops, how about dan though, and hi, guys, you just rode up two seconds a

the commercial break, marco rubio has a connection to las vegas. >> yes. he was, for a few years, lived here as a kid. his dad a bar tender at a bowling alleyf the hotels. >> that's something. what as the criticism? there have been a number of people, so-called experts on this stuff that sigh, we don't need a first-term u.s. senator. we need somebody like a governor who's run something. what do you say to them regarding marco? >> you need a good leader. okay? it's -- you don't -- you don't necessarily need, you know, a governor is a politician, a senator is a politician. what you need is a very strong leader. someone that's willing to speak his mind and put the right people in charge of things and if they do a bad job, fire them. and you know, you also need to go out there and say what you really mean instead of just beat around the bush like a lot of other politicians. i mean, look at marco. he goes out there, strongly endorses israel. he talks about the middle east. there's just so many things i like about him. that the other politicians don't. >> well, the great that you should decide to get up early on this friday to join us to tell us