that's something that he wasn't able to do when we first got here. >> reporter: tyree has no hesitation he wants to play football and is working hard because he already has several scholarship offers but no matter where life takes these two, they will always remember becoming a real superhero takes hard work and support. >>> we're talking about an 81-year-old who said h new york firefighter. >> oh, my god! >> wow. fear in his voice. james duffy was stuck in his fifth floor apartment when the building caught fire. one of the firefighters, jim lee, sprang into action, scaling down the apartment wall in a rescue harness and rope. he grabbed duffy and climbed down the building and got to safety. he's certain the firefighter saved his life. >>> and a young california boy with a cancerous tumor on his surprise from police officers. the 11-year-old, aiden nelson, wants to be a police officer for halloween. so the fresno police department is making it happen. >> s.w.a.t. officers, k-9s and u.s. marshals paid him a visit and gave hymn a kos -- him a costume and other goodies. >>> art museums are

and so he would see familiar tyree. sam looks for tyree when he's in therapy. especially when doing something particularly awesome that day. and heel look to tyree to support. try to get his attention from across the room. >> it's me trying to help him. he will do the same thing i'm going through. trying to get out of here. and get back to normal. >>> and it's working. last night he stood up in his bed. which is little closer eye on him. that's something that he wasn't able to do when we first got here. >> and as for tyree working hard to play football again and he's already received several football scholarships offers from a few universities. >>> a lot of dedication there. great story. still ahead. patriots are gearing up to take on the bills. how the team plans on making a comeback in buffalo after their we'll have an update ahead in 7 ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on the importance of finding solutions to those challenges. and working real

quick succession that we have already forgotten that in columbus a couple of weeks ago, 13-year-old tyree king, 4'11", 95-pounds, child, shot in the back three times. so this is a situation that has been going on for quite some time, and it's only been a result of the movement in the last couple of years it's beenmo brought to much broader o attention but i think if you mention that, in any black community, across the united states, that's a common sense understanding of how police teno to operate in most communities. >> host: another quote from your book. while it may be surprising a black protest movement has emerged during the obama presidency, the reluctance of his administration to addresss any of the substantive issues facing black communities has meant that suffering has worsened in those communities. >> guest: absolutely. i think that to me the comment that most exemplifies that is when obama was running in 2012,d and seemed to be reminding white voters and black voters that he was, quote, not the president of black america. he was the president of the united states of america. an

and david tyree, eat your heart out. do you remember him with the giants and the super bowl here? and big-time defensive players who sacked a seton catholic quarterback on three straight plays inside the red zone. there is a reason why johnson has made the team twice and going for a third straight he is inside the big red circle with the giant red arrow pointing at him which means he is going to do something big! he jumps over the line to block the extra point. i'm telling you, vote for your favorite plays on 12news.com. again, more hotshots coming your way tonight on 111:35. >> be a believer! catch the fever! >> that's what i'm talking about. >> i love it how you made it so easy to follow along, the red dirk l and the arrow. >>> up next, the sight you won't want to miss on the other >>> finally at 6:00, this never gets old to see the northern lights. this is finland. the phenomenon is notoriously difficult to predict. the lights are the result of collisions between electric include charged part calls from the sun that enter the earth's atmosphere. >> it is incredible. it is almos

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relations between guards and inmates have been strained, even before the beating death of inmate michael tyree, three guards are facing murder charges from that incident. inmates say things are changing. >> things have changed over the year, a lot of it is for the good. >> the cops are trying to be more understanding. >> we have been working on it for a long time. they said a couple of years, i think that is great. our reforms have been in place for a long time even before we had the death in the jail. >> the usual cheese sandwiches gave way to a better lunch as two sides on the opposite ends found a common cause. damion trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> and probably not barbecuing weather, but we have rain coming. >> yes, rain on the way for monday. you work monday through friday, get ready for a slick, wet week. we're talking about storm systems impacting the bay area, right now looking at clear skies, high thin clouds out there, dry skies, mostly sunny, a good mix of the skies, from the peninsula you see the picture perfect out there, post card perfection in san francisco right now. 62 degre

. >> the grandmother of tyree king can's speaking out about drunk driving days after her grandson died in a crash. was riding in was hit. and ice spokesperson says her mind reading is was not in the country illegally but would not elaborate. no details on that. he admitted to drinking and driving as well is doing drugs before the crash. >>> did you get caught in this mess on i-10 and 51st avenue? the ramp was closed. y? and why presence? a semi truck nearly loses all of its load. it was closed for hours as crews try to secure these pallets on the truck. we have not been updated if anybody was injured. >>> now to the top story. the vice presidential candidates squaring off in their only debate. they started out of the gate insult driven selfish donald trump. >> you and hillary clinton would know a lot about an insult driven campaign. that is remarkable. >> the candidates touching on remic -- running mates, immigration and donald trump's taxes. >> he used the tax code the way it supposed to be used and he did it really the -- brilliantly. >> the facts were checked starting with mike penc

elect to go but it gives up those discounts by electing their benefits before their full and tyree and analysis is needed. it is i got to be partf a comprehensive income plan that is the foundation. a retirement plan is your income flow. cash flowin is king it's not simply cash. it is cash flow for someonep >> say you've got a couple hundred thousand dollars saved c you should be doing something in conjunction that is the thing about when they are thinking about retiring without professional help. >> thereo too much to mention we do have classes. a nice essay great we are having some at the end ofe this month and early november. >> that is restaurants we will have that they're the 25th and 22nd. what time2n do you get there its about an hour in length and the dinner will come following they start at six registration is excellent. can you learn a lot despite the conversation it is complicatedat it is an individul thing where you needt action. >> very, very good. i think it is shopping. this is the house collarbone link here. a quick tip to center of the school in the morning and thanr t

pulled one in, but then clutch 3s for the cav, there is one, they added another, lebron scored 23, tyree dropped 20, cavaliers win. we have the final up there? there it is, 105-99. the indians ended 30 seconds ago ohio at the shoe today trying to bounce back to the shocking loss, they are taking on northwestern. start in the first, bucks driving. they goic moo webber, short touchdown run, made it 7-0, over northwestern, yes. the wildcats of both teams giving a game. northeast is not terrible this year. short runs by justin jackson from the one yard line. that pulls him to within 10-7 in the second quarter. later in the second, bucks drive down the field again. mike corner a little block, this one is good. broken tackle, oh, turns on the jets will not get it. touchdown ohio state up 73-7, this thing appeared to be in control, wrong. 84-yard drive, capped off by garrett dickerson with the touchdown, tied at 17 with northwestern. bucks would go down and finish this right here. curtis samuel, 3-yard touchdown run to put them up 24-17, we have a lot of work to do still, but whenever you have

there is with tyrees gibson. we'll know by the end of november when the play will be coming to philadelphia. >> all right. tell me more about the work on the spinal cord injuries and what you're doing. >> well, we are partnering up with mcgee rehab. part of the funds will go to mcgee to help individuals live a productive life. we are also planning to built a music room because their body is not abled. we are working towards that goal to be partners with them. >> sitit is a great place. >> yes. >> "i am who i am" the life and legacy of teddy pendergrass. saturday a special film screening. head to nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. thank you very much, joan. thanks for coming? . >> thank you very much. >>> next, why the singer says they pulled her from singing the national anthem last night and what's become an anthem controversy this morning. >>> hillary clinton's not so secret weapon joins her with 12 days to go before election day. biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - like me, she has pennsylvani

i'm just hanging out with my good friend tyree here. we are actually at the parking lot right across from they are getting all set up for the pre- partyng as you can see there is a shop here this is a roadshow here for tnt this will be a blast starting at 3:00 p.m. open to everybody and of course but they are doing ?- they are not celebrating the world series theyrl are celebrating the cavaliers because it is a big night. honestly, everything that happens before the game is fun as well. the cavaliers opee quicken loans arena it with the new york knicks they were get their championship rings and get better new banner. the start time for the game was pushed up to 7:30 p.m. cents game one of the world series next-door stores at 8:00 p.m. lebron has been cheering on the indians and says today will be an unforgettable day. >> it is a special day for our fans in cleveland and northeast enjoy for the day. our indians have been able to hold it for came one for the world series a game that will go down in history.wowo >> it will definitely go do

six-year-old tyree jenkins did not survive. there was a twist the other driver is behind bars, charged with dui and manslaughter. police say he admitted to being high and drunk. as for the in the truck, they are expected to survive. >>> alcohol was a factor in this crash near 27th avenue. and buckeye road. it's hard to believe anyone survived this one. no one was killed. you can see the truck wedged under the semi. the driver of the pickup had to be cut out of the pickup i rescue crews. he was taken to the hospital and is said to be doing okay. he is now facing dui charges. >>> having trouble understanding some of those ballot measures you will be voting on in november? you are not alone. the secretary of state's office will hold a number of meetings to make sure voters are informed before heading into the polls. the first one is tonight at 6:30 at the southbound commuter college library. that will be near baseline and 24th street. information is on your screen. >>> let's talk politics. hillary clinton spending the day in ohio.

relations between guards and inmates have been strained even before the beating death of tyree last year. three guards are now facing murder charges in that case. inmate said we have spoken today say things are turning around. >> things have changed thoervl year and a lot of it is for the good. >> i don't see any controversy. in the past -- they're being more understanding. >> we've been working on it for a long time. they said a couple of years, that's great. they've been in place for a long time, even before we had the death in the jail. >> reporter: today the usual tea sandwiches gave way to a tastier lunch as two sides on opposite ends found a common cause. >>> still to come, pull out your lawn, get some cash. the state 's new push to get more people to switch to drought friendly landscape. >>> big changes in store for drivers on the bay bridge heading westbound. a new off-ramp is opening up, the old one is closing. we'll tell you why some kmucomus have their concern. >> a beautiful day across the bay area with 81 in palo alto. and 76 as the sun sets, but we're talking cooler weelkd

the guatemalan man is accused of killing six-year-old tyree king can's. he admitted to what the victims family focused on. they wanted to talk about the dangers of drunk driving. >> if you don't take your life you take somebody else's. >> >> reporter: the victim was in the bed of the other truck that little boys great-grandmother says tyreek hill was usually only there for short rides but acknowledged the right doesn't have to be long for something to go wrong. spread the light desk i want you to see something as we are tracking hurricane matthew. here is my vanna white impression. this is the hurricane that looks like a skull. this thing is intense. it looks like a smiling skull. nothing funny about this as it moves through haiti and makes landfall in parts of cuba. this is pretty serious. matthew is now bearing down on the bahamas. slowly starting to head towards the united states. states of emergency now in place for florida, georgia, the carolina. this is pretty serious. >>> just hours after clashing on the national stage the vice presidential candida

six-year-old tyree jenkins did not survive. the twist, the other driver is behind bars and manslaughter. police say the man admitted to being high and drunk. as for the other children in the passengers in the truck, they are expected to survive. >>> we got a couple of questions about this on our facebook page. phoenix police officers are looking for a gunman involved in a shooting that happened as an apartment complex late last night. this will be at 32nd st. and thomas. the victim who was shot multiple times was taken to the survive. that is brand-new. the thing is, officers need your help. if you know anything call silent witness. that is 480 witness. >>> new images of a candlelight vigil in surprise. many people gathered to honor and remember gabby field bay terrace, the 18 holds body was found last week dumped in a buckeye kanell. we are told her body was badly beaten and bruce. her mother is holding out hope her daughter's killer or will be found and brought to justice. >>> in may say community coming together to help the

relations between guards and inmates have been strained, even before the beating death of inmate michael tyree in august of last year. three guards are facing murder charges in that case. inmates say it seems things are turning around. >> things have changed over the year. and a lot of it's really good. >> i don't see anymore controversy like in the past, cops -- they're trying to be more understanding. >> we've been working on it for a long time and so they said a couple of years, i think that's great. our reforms have been in place for a long time, even before we had the death in the jail. >> reporter: the usual cheese sandwiches gave way to a tastier lunch as two sides on opposite ends found a common cause. nbc bay area news. >> and in southern california, firefighters are continuing to battle a blaze at a recycling plant and they did so well into the night. the plant, which also stores wooden pallets is located in ontario just east of downtown l.a. the fire was reported around 4:30 yesterday afternoon but as you can see, flames and huge plumes of smoke were still billowing late last night.

tyre: i definitely do not believe lyndon johnson because at the same time he was saying that, he wasensuring that fbi agents were at his nominating convention in 1964 keeping an eye on bobby kennedy. and bobby kennedy in his life had four people that he truly hated. one was roy cohn, one was j edgar hoover, and another was jimmy hoffa. jimmy hoffa. the one who he hated more than any of them was lyndon johnson. and from the moment that they met, when bobby was a young staffer with senator joe mccarthy, there was this antagonism there. it was difficult to understand at that early phase. what i think it was is that bobby represented to lyndon johnson all of the things that came from the eastern establishment, especially the kennedys who came with extraordinary resources and never had to really work a day. that was everything that lbj hated. on the other hand, bobby hated that lbj would lie blatantly like he did in that phone conversation. the extraordinary thing about their antagonism is that had they ever been allies, we would've gotten a strong civil rights bill even earlier and they

older voters that those loyal group to donald trott despite conventional wisdom that is actually even tyree's were the strongest supporters. and the campaign is at the nostalgia for make america great again, with the cultural revolts of the '60s. and also the only candidate to argue against entitlement reform. but the plane dove that being that they do tend to be long term because they have long memories carrying things for word. but the big question that i think is we have an american population that is increasingly partisan fewer in fewer voters to truly swing between the two parties with the loyalties to the democratic republican candidates and those of our the more ideological. in the way that was not the case 20 years ago but on the other hand people are less loyal to the institution they don't feel the g.o.p. represents some yang people have no use for the democratic party and consider themselves individual so i wonder about that collision if we are on course for some kind of disruption? with the institutions of the political parties? >> when you turn on uh television what channel d wat

name, but it sounded to me like the land james lafayette was adjacent to or part of -- >> william tyree. >> the plantation where marquis to lafayette was headquartered. so did the marquis have any influence -- have you been able to find tea had any influence on james lafayette getting that? >> these are all fantastic questions that i desperately wish i had the answer to, but i can only respond to what the documentary record shows, and we don't have that information. you are right, this is the same neighborhood, if you will, wear the marquee spent a lot of time in the summer of 1781. we also think it was close to william armistead. there is secondary research that suggests the property line, the ons james may have grown up -- i think we need to do more research, but new kent county was a burnt county, so think all your civil war buffs for that. we don't have a lot of documentary evidence for a lot of things i would answer these questions. >> we have certainly seen during the civil war that the confederacy enormously underestimated the degree to which blacks were sources of intelligence f

o of those acres were -- 30 of those acres were abutted the land of william tyree. $70.13.it was $41 and enthough he paid tabblingses on his property. tax he new kent county list. not that they. in d.c. perhaps from 1718 to 1820. he left the on the to look for better opportunities to earn money perhaps as a servant or laborer. copy line. so james had ample acreage to farm by the first dweart of the 1900's center. the new kent county tax assessor describe his 40 acres as light broken and much world lafment. on december 28, 17-year-old asimed for a state mention. to lafayette during 81k4 he sighted was valuable enough to earn him his freedom. what's james:'s hard. >> so long as it's blood. chance was getting old and feeling that yourself creep up to him. he has for yours found extremely hard to find it. and he tiers that without assistance leno longer be able to procure the necessities of life. james further asked for a small pension and signed his name james lafayette. they awarded him of $3.33. or a sump sum soft $26-26. >> every six months. visiting the state auditor' office. zames

tyre: i definitely do not believe lyndon johnson because at the same time he was saying that, he was ensuring that fbi agents were at his nominating convention in 1964 keeping an eye on bobby kennedy. and bobby kennedy in his life had four people that he truly hated. one was roy cohn, one was j edgar hoover, and another was jimmy hoffa. the one who he hated more than any of them was lyndon johnson. and from the moment that they met, when bobby was a young staffer with senator joe mccarthy, there was this antagonism there. it was difficult to understand at that early phase. what i think it was is that bobby represented to lyndon johnson all of the things that came from the eastern establishment, especially the kennedys who came with extraordinary resources and never had to really work a day. that was everything that lbj hated. on the other hand, bobby hated that lbj would lie blatantly like he did in that phone conversation. the extraordinary thing about their antagonism is that had they ever been allies, we would've gotten a strong civil rights bill even earlier and they did end up b

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