unreal estate, $400. colby. what's lilliput? yes. $800, estate. colby. what's oz? oz. yes. $1,200, estate. kristin. what is treasure island? correct. cathedrals for $1,600. answer -- daily double. [ applause ] well, now, kristin. let's risk $6,000. $6,000 it is. here is the clue. take a look. the cathedral named for this saint has stood on red square since the mid-1500s. who is st. basil? that's right. you're now close to the lead. cathedrals for $2,000. colby. what is seville? seville. yes. unreal, $1,600. answer -- daily double. [ applause ] we'll go with $2,400. $2,400 it is. here is the clue. what is "absolom, absolom!"? no. what is "a streetcar named desire"? so, you are tied with kristin at $14,000. select again. unreal, $2,000. [ beep ] and that would be the "ox-bow incident." colby. abbrev., $400. kristin. what is v.w. and w.v.? correct. let's try abbrev. for $800. colby. what's an a.p. p.a.? right. $1,200, abbrev. keith. what's a jd dj? yes. $1,600, abbrev. [ beep ] what is i.m. m.i. -- for myocardial infarction. back to you, keith. $2,000, abbrev. kristin. wh

that is unreal. then coming up, new york city fashion week has nothing on us, folks. who do we have here? >> all the way from wellington, new zealand. and she's a team new zealand fan wear. >> so we should say all the things, we can have you walk on over this way, all these items are available at the america's cup park? >> america's cup park and america's cup marine. >> i sprung the model walk on jem and you guys did excellent. cocktails right after this weather hit. let's go ahead and get you the weather maps. you're going to see as we

it was unreal. it was unbelievable. when we got to this point, the people were already walking. and a sea of humanity, we just saw hundreds and thousands of people coming toward union station. and they literally pushed us toward the washington monument, and then on toward the lincoln memorial. on that first part of the march, it was the people, not the leaders. we were followers. >> call out their names for us. >> well, here you have young john lewis. 23, chair of the student nonviolent coordinating committee. mathew ahmann, who was from the catholic council for interracial justice from the city of chicago. and here is floyd mckissick. floyd mckissick was the chair of the board of c.o.r.e., the congress of racial equality. he was standing in for james farmer, who was the executive director of c.o.r.e. well, farmer was in jail in louisiana and refused to come out of jail to participate in the march. and here is martin luther king, jr. a wonderful human being. he was my leader, my inspiration, my hero. i first met him in

. >> her mugshot is unreal. >> this is serious, people! >> oh, god, i don't want to see this. >> i like it. >> breaking news here, lindsay's mom, history of substance abuse in the family, busted for d.u.i. in long island, going 77 in a 55. >> are you putting in a picture of her as captain and tennille? >> why would i do that? >> because we have a picture of dina lohan partying like a drunken sailor a few weeks ago. see, they're like captain and tennille but drunker. just a few moments later, we got the post on the site. now you know how it happens. >> is this her first d.u.i.? >> so far. thanks, captain and tennille. we love these guys. chris?'s happening, >> tomorrow is yom kippur. >> you ask god for forgiveness. does that feel, do you want to hear from the people that have wronged you? wrongedeople that have me, i'm cool on that. i'm more concerned with people i think i've wronged. on yom kippur, i try to keep it hamas.ght with my baby you know what i'm saying? >> people who wronged you are supposed to ask for forgiveness? >> you ask god

retrospect but contemporaneous with what the intelligence community knew these first debilitation was unreal. to kevin barrett is the author . great speak to we actually have leaders admitting these terrorists are just tools and that's what our current is it's a cat's paw for western intelligence agencies and we heard this from the arab world's leading political commentator mohamed people who told us immediately after nine eleven that this story of nine eleven is ridiculous he said when he was at the highest levels of government in europe he was the one who was in charge of essentially infiltrating virtually running so-called al-qaeda he said al-qaeda is full of people from saudi intelligence from u.s. intelligence israeli intelligence and of course you gyptian intelligence couldn't do anything on its own british scholar not one of the world's leading scholars of terrorism one of those talks about an incident that happened in turkey i believe it was a little bit before nine eleven a high level suppose that senior al qaeda commander was arrested in turkey and the guards at the prison who were

. >> her mugshot is unreal. >> this is serious, people!god, i don't want to see this. >> i like it. >> breaking news here, lindsay's mom, history of substance abuse in the family, busted for d.u.i. in long island, going 77 in a 55. >> are you putting in a picture of her as >> why would i do that? >> because we have a picture of dina lohan partying like a drunken sailor a few weeks ago. see, they're like captain and tennille but drunker. just a few moments later, we got the post on the site. now you know how it happens. >> is this her first d.u.i.? >> so far. thanks, captain and tennille. we love these guys. chris?'s happening, >> tomorrow is yom kippur. >> you ask god for forgiveness. does that feel, do you want to hear from the people that have wronged you? wrongedeople that have me, i'm cool on that. i'm more concerned with people i think i've wronged. on yom kippur, i try to keep it hamas.ght with my baby you know what i'm saying? >> people who wronged you are supposed to ask for forgiveness? >> you ask god for forgiveness. >> you're su

. >> we need to know that if this can't been performed or this is a delay or a game or unreal, that we'repeaking with one voice, and we're going to hold the assad regime accountable, so the answer is that the use of force, absolutely should not be off the table. we're not asking congress not to voe, but it may be given what the senate leader has decided that we see if any russians make a proposal in the next hours or not. that's up to the president to decide. nothing has changed with respect to our request of the congress to take action. >> now nothing may have changed but in a sense everything has changed. the pressure off, the diplomatic solution being pursued here. delays in congress, and the president has a long way to go, dell, as we have seen in polls over and over again, an increasing number of americans oppose the use of military force in syria. a new poll asks has the obama administration clearly explained its goals in syria, 79% say he has not. >> the president is still going to take to the airways tonight at 9:00, what more do we expect him to say? do we expect him to push for

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there's a sense of unreality, no matter how much training you do or how many times you've been in combat before, each situation is a different one and particularly if you're wounded, there's the initial sense of unreality. that disperses pretty quickly. and the situation is usually very much different than a combat situation that is in something like this. because everybody lives together and fights together. and you rely on one another. and it's almost like a small enclosed ecosystem. you fight to achieve the mission and most of all fight for each other. there's an enormous amount of cohesion that brings everybody together and despite the fact it's a very difficult situation they work in concert in situation like this, it has a lot of civilians and people who may be military but not ugsed to combat and certainly don't expect this type of thing to happen, probably a great deal of panic. no amount of practice for a situation like this and they do practice from time to time, is going to prepare you for this kind of thing. >> colonel, what we're hearing from you, we're looking at the live i

. >> it's unreal. times have change and we will have to change the way we do things around the firehouse. >> security and staffing are now a concern. cameras would help capture images, but firefighters say if the department was fully staffed, the station would not be empty for 24-hours and would have protected the firehouse. >> security measures like cameras and gates with codes are being considered to make this firehouse and others more secure. nbc bay area news. >> on air and online, we invite you to stay with us for coverage of this fire. right now you can check out the slide show of incredible photos from the fire throughout the last 16r8 days at nbcbayarea.com. if you want to add your photo to the mix, e-mail us at i see@nbcbayarea.com. >> hooey is not loving it. accused of robbing not one, but two mcdonald's, including his own. he first did a take over robbery in his own restaurant. he walked into a san mateo mcdonald's and made an employee hand over money from the safe. both cases employees were

it's up rea's unreal. you see it happening in other communities and you don't ever think it will happen to yours. >> officials say it will cost hundreds of millions of dollars to recover from this particular disaster. >>> thanks but no thanks. brazilian president has canceled her state visit to the united states over allegations the nsa spied on her government. it was planned for next month. she's demanding an apology from president obama and says the trip can be rescheduled once her concerns are addressed. white house press second jay carney says the president understands and regrets brazil's concerns, but they are commit committed to moving beyond the issue. >>> in washington, we're getting closer to a showdown over the federal deficit. democrats standing by their vow not to negotiate over the debt ceiling as republicans are making obamacare again their primary target. the national review's robert costa reports john boehner and eric cantor will announce the house will vote to fund the federal government

>> well, once again, reverend, republicans are taking a real problem and attaching unreal political motives. but i want to know, what is this about? i mean, you a man but your name is dana. [ laughter ] >> well, al. i mean, there's lots of men named dana. >> well, i don't trust it. [

. >> it's unreal. you see it happen in other communities. and you don't ever think it is going to happen to yours. >> reporter: anne braylor will never forget this flood. the slide took this man's life. chad drosty says the national guard saved him. he was one of 250 air-lifted to safety. now he's back to stay. >> there is nothing that could drive from from this area. i love it up here. >> reporter: tonight, jamestown, like many other communities, has been brought to its knees. >> we'll be okay. >> reporter: a town that promises to rise again. miguel almaguer, nbc news, jamestown, colorado. >> our thanks after a three-hour trek to miguel almaguer, kate snow reporting before that. >>> officials in new jersey zlarmds of the fire that took out four blocks of boardwalk in seaside park last thursday. blamed on electrical wiring underneath the boardwalk which sustained damage from sand and salt water during hurricane sandy. some of the wires were buried in this sand under existing construction and were not inspected after sandy. the boardwalk sect

. >> unreal. >>> thursday night, football. chiefs and eagles. andy reid returning to philadelphia.ichael vick, picked off by eric berry. two interceptions, fumbles twice. eagles committed five turnovers. jamaal charles, playing like it. he pushed out to the 3 yard line. he would punch it in. 92 rushing yards and a touchdown. the chiefs are 3-0. >>> how about college football on espn. you had clemson. they're in third. martavous bryant. don't want to go there. he didn't get called on that. isaiah battle got called on this. he went throat punch. that may have a carry-over effect. clemson, 26-14. >> not too bright, punching someone in the helmet. it's got to hurt the hand. >> there's cameras everywhere. they're looking down at us right now. >> got point. >> right at you. >>> in case you missed it earlier, this morning, diana and i competed in a battle of mind and muscle. enough for us to declare it our own "play of the day." >> the people from spartan race put us to the test with an obstacle course that included a wall to hurdle, monkey bars. >> if you want to' our race, go to atmfans

. >> the dome is unreal, but what that really reminds us of is that their neighbors their, israel, iraq, jordan, lebanon, they're all being badly affected. >> this is a crisis, how can we get out of this without bombs. you tell us. >> that as why rick santorum during the presidential campaign said we should be arming the rebels, supporting them militarily, we should be supporting them economically. >> that's all in the past. we didn't do what you wanted so we just give up. >> because a lot of folks -- hello? >> hello? >> a lot of folks had no interest in this. >> you can admit you're wrong. >> i'm going to shock you. i think the democrats were wrong for not taking syria more seriously earlier. but i think it's wrong and i'm giving you an opportunity now. i don't want to go to war. i think there are a lot of things we could do that would get us ot of the situation without war. are you somebody who's got ideas about it, but i don't hear anybody talking about what can we do? >> it's very difficult right now. when you look at the rebels and the composition of the rebel forces, you're seeing

the video of that is unreal. look at the doppler radar, we do have increasing humidity right now. but no rain on the radar right now. we're finding a few areas of drizzle right across the peninsula. but this time next week we're going to talk about some much larger changes coming in the seven-day forecast that will definitely signal that fall is just around the corner. let's get you right into your saturday forecast. you work so hard all week long, so how's it going to play out? pretty good at 8:00 a.m. if you want to sleep in and take it extra slow. widespread cloud cover at the coast and areas of clouds stretching all the way inland. temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. by the noon hour slow to clear back from the bay. but if you live in livermore down to san jose, by noon we should have full on sunny skies. temperatures in the mid 70s. by 4:00 p.m. who can argue with 84 degrees in california in september in the afternoon? not me. all right. let's get you outside right now to they high definition sky came

the level of clean is unreal. >> it's the best cleaning system i've ever used and my carpets look new again. >> mark, help everyone understand why we need a vacuum and a shark sonic duo. >> well, it's because vacuums only pick up the loose, dry dirt, not the stuck-on dirt. i'm going to clean this carpet runner that's obviously dirty with some very high traffic stains. we start by turning it on and spraying the carpet cleaning solution. and we just go over it like this-- now look at it go to work! this is incredible! i just love watching this! this technology is able to remove that stuck-on dirt so quickly! the proof is on the pad. and what's more-- check this out-- if we remove these tapes you're gonna see it-- whoa, of course you do-- this is incredible! >> that is a huge difference. >> that difference is just amazing. >> this stain is more of a high-traffic pet stain and the vacuum just kinda glosses over it, it doesn't-- it's not cleaning it, obviously, it's not picking it up. i've been cleaning for a couple of minutes and it already looks like the stains are coming out. this is a

korea's prosperity, democracy and cultural power seat next to the calamity of the kim dynasty's unrealized utopia on what explains the theory of north korea's predicament and its extraordinary refusal to open up to the rest of the world. to enact vital reforms that might improve the lives of its citizens would also mean exposing them to what happened to their brothers just south of the dmz. the more north koreans know about the south, the less likely they are to put up with conditions of poverty and repression at home. and this is what the north korean regime fears most. south of the border, however, the end of which it is contest has had different effects. often manifest in a surprising lack of concern about the north's dangerous sounding poster. the streets and alleys among them, south korea's premier shopping districts bustled with carefree shoppers at a pyongyang threatened to launch a nuclear strike against sold this past march. the seeming indifference between pyongyang's threat extends to south korea's interest in reunification. in the 1990s, more than 80% of south koreans believed

>> it's unreal.nt >> she's having a seizure now. >> was it the court's fault for picking tom hanks or was it tom hank's fault for being tom hanks? >> it was neither. he is still a regular person. this attorney should know better than to do that. did she go to law school. doesn't she know she's not supposed to approach him. i'm till trying to figure out what he was impressed with. he sat there likefully of us would do and did absolutely nothing. >> he's just like us. >> if i should to do it, he should have to do it. >> i disagree. the concept of becoming a celebrity is so that you don't have to do things like pedestrian losers like loandy. >> i don't think he should do it because he's a child pornographer. have you seen "big?" that woman is undoing her bra and he's 11. i'm watching and my kid is going okay. the child rape scene. it's a disgusting film. >> i haven't seen "big." >> don't watch it. it will depress you. >> i get it because i'm small. wasn't jury duty made for someone like you who has noth

. >> the mugshot is unreal.le bit. >> coming up -- >> audra notab goes through alphabeticaln order. >> >> dina lohan arrested for drunk driving. her blood alcohol level twice the legal limit. so many questions. like who's the captain and taniel? "tmz" breaks a story before your very eyes. and -- what? >> what happened? >> dina lohan arrested for d.u.i. her mugshot is unreal. >> this is serious, people! oh, god, i don't want to see this. >> i like it. >> breaking news here, lindsay's mom, history of substance abuse d.u.i.family, busted for in long island, busted going 77 in a 55. pictureou putting in a of her as captain and taniel? >> why would i do that? ofbecause we have a picture dina lohan partying like a drunken sailor a few weeks ago. and taniele captain but drunker. a few moments later, we got the post on the site. how it happens. >> is this her first d.u.i.? >> so far. thanks, captain and taniel. we love these guys. audra noto be at bella. book of the guinness world records was released and they have an e

this is unreal. unrealistic. >> the united states has bought some time and russia and our allies try to get syria to hand over the stockpiles of chemical weapons. >> now a check on the weather forecast. >> we will start with the temperatures in the south bay where it is 60 in mountain view and san jose the warm spots and cupertino and saratoga 55. 59 in san ramon. a lot of low-to-mid 60's including san francisco and san carlos and lafayette at 62. alameda is 64, a warm spot. today, they will be short of average with high clouds taking over throughout the afternoon hours, temperatures in the low-to-mid 60's along the coast, 67 in san francisco, a lost low-to-mid 70's around the bay shore and upper 70's in the south bay and warmest are low-to-mid 80's a reprieve from the summer heat. we warm back to average tomorrow and friday and saturday, a couple of warmest days in the forecast and we are above average. >> we have bart on track with ace train three, though, delays getting out of the yard because a p

time forrather unreal anyone that has watched it. agents on the run.it was important for me that there was a guardian reporter in the room along with glenn and laura. reporter thatish had been with the guardian for years. very experienced, not easily impressed. between them, they started to go through this stash of material that snowden had with him. we had to establish that he was who he said he was, the material was what he said it was. at the end of two weeks, we started to publish based on that. to publish what first, what has continued to come out, how was that decided on? >> we needed some help from snowden on what he thought we should be you reported. these are not documents in which stories show themselves. this is a complex world. a lot is written in acronym, if had to beso we initially guided to some of the stories that would be of most value. it was important for him that the world had some sense of what he was trying to say before he added himself, so we started doing stories about this intersection between silicon valley, telephone compani

. >> unreal. >> endorsement deal. >> don't you think people shouldn't call other people names that might be offensive, you stupid jerk face jerk. >> thick skin. i will ignore that and goodell is the son of a politician and that is the worst answer possible. all you have to do is the decision. just use that and move on to the next subject. you say one person is offended and i can't finish my spot right now because buck brought a bi-polar bear and one minute he was up and the next he was down and the next martini in my face. he is always hairy, but sometimes he and up and downment call me, frank. i can't quit you. >>> you don't buy the argument the name should be changed? >> i do -- there are other instances. the aztecs or something, the redskins are saying maybe, maybe they should change. it i hate this iewper sensitive culture. i hate being told i am part of the hyper hyper sensitive culture. the cleveland indians are fine. it is just getting -- >> it is so stupid. how do native americans feel about it? >> some team names have been changed and they were named after them and they were lik

i know that sounds kind of unreal but this is what some of the victims' families say. call someone first. just like what happened in georgia, this lady was able to talk to this young man who had 500 bullets in a school. she was able to talk to him and he put the weapons down. if we could talk early on we might be able to deter a lot of violent activity in our cities. >> it sounds like a fascinating gathering and hopefully productive. thank you for sharing with al jazeera. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> michael receives here with our sports headlines including a potentially groundbreaking settlement. >> reporter: yes, ea sports along with collegiate sports licensing agreed to pay $40 million to settle a lawsuits filed by former college players whose likeness were used without compensation. ncaa was part of the lawsuit but at the mains a defendant in the lawsuit filed four years ago. >>> quarterback corone connor st the game with a shoulder injury. he threw six touchdown on the season without any interception. >>> and in baseball multiple reports say that san francis

. >> unreal. thanks michael. it's been three years this month that occupying wall street was born.the uprising has now fizzled out. it's struggling to connect with its grass roots. cath turner reports. >> from this to this. in two years the occupy wall street movement has gone from a global phenomenon to a few hundred people in a park trying to regain the magic. the music made a come back and so did the familiar catch phrases. >> we're here to talk about occupy truly reconnecting with the 99%. >> what was missing was the numbers. there were far more media and nypd officers on sight than protestors. organizers put on a brave face. they said it takes a while to have a meaningful aspect. >> the press talks to the politicians and nobody -- it's not funneling up. we need to kind of shift the tone of the conversation. >> but as the occupy movement proved, such conversations will only be heard if they involve many more places. zacany park was the perfect place for such a movement. it's right in the middle of the movement, and a place for people to share their ideas and their frustration.

it's unreal. >> none of it's real. >> huh?i don't know if it's real or not. >> look at it. >> will i get that from medical? >> you have a number on this? >> it's from san quentin. do i get that from medical? >> yeah, i'm going to give it to the nurse. she'll give it to you. >> okay. thank you. >> dee dee and teaquila are both pre-op transsexuals. >> i'm a man becoming a female. >> what? >> you didn't know. i'm about halfway through. i just haven't been clipped yet, and i refuse to as long as i'm on parole. >> while we're on parole, we become females while we're on parole, we have to be incarcerated in a female prison which is not something we're looking forward to. so we remain biologically male as long as we are on parole. >> we're a hot commodity in prison. >> pretty much. so, therefore, we are housed in the male gender. >> yeah. >> this is the only person i would let that's transgender into my cell. i would not allow any other transgender or homosexual into my cell. >> why not? >> because there are too many complications. t

. >> unreal. >> i used to work in the theme parks. i worked in a lot of theme parks.erson high up in the theme park world, a vice president told me this is a big concern in theme parks. they need their -- basically if a theme park goes black it does president go back. >> wait, what? >> sherrod, i heard this from the inside from the high ups. if the racial mix of a theme park gets above like 50%, then white people stop going there. >> so it is like the mall. >> this is not just the theme parks. magazines have the same issue if they put a black model on the cover they say oh my god. is the new purchaser going to mistake -- >> that is called racism. >> it is. i accuse you of racism. >> it is a thing. you are agreeing with me here. this is a thing in the marketing world that no one talks about. they talk about it in the back room. it is a communication thing. you can't put it in the memo, but they whisper it it. it is out there. >> you can't have too many freak shows because if you go corny it is blarney. >> we have less than two minutes left. story three. i guess i am us

unreal. >> rick, do you think they will be a hit? they cost 30 cents more. everything that is supposed to be more fat is more expensive. >> that doesn't bother me. the satis-fries has 270 calories. i wept to cooking light.com and i found 30 meals under 300 calories including king salmon and snap pea swa and shrimp tacos with green apple salsa. all of the dishes and 27 more for less than 300 calories. >> did you find your manhood around? >> it was "we are the world." >> he left it on the round table at the by sexual meeting. >> bill, you have been known to bathe in burger king bathrooms. you must be hoping this will boost sales so they upgrade the soap they use over the filthy, disgusting, scab ridden body. >> i also god busy in a burger king bathroom. that's something to brag about. >> what do you mean? >> your humpty dance is your chance to do the hump. >> i would be outraged except for the fact there are the other fries there the whole time. this is not a coke versus coke classic situation. i understand we have a show to fill and sometimes it will be fille

. >> unreal. >> the whole point is to see the moneyy could. didn't we show the monkey in a tease? >> you showed a monkey, but not the monkey. >> what you could have done -- the viewer isn't going to know. you could have found -- >> what do you want us to lie to our viewers? i. >> you take a picture of the chimp in the teeth. >> what party of media matters are you not getting? it would be the first story the next day taking chip shots. >> why does a chimp who smokes and drinks need to go to rehab if he doesn't have to please anybody? >> that's a great question, but the better question is who are the people -- what is going on in russia -- it is not all russian people, but enough who got him hooked and keep him on cigarettes. and who are these russians? this is a crafty chimp. he is stealing it and keeping it. he should be spying on brazil. >> i think it means that beer and cigarettes must be heavily discounted in russia compared to new york because that would not happen here. >> i think the fact that he is enjoying himself and what right is it for a human being to go to a gym p and

that is unreal. then coming up, new york city fashion week has nothing on us, folks.who do we have here? >> all the way from wellington, new zealand. and she's a team new zealand fan wear. >> so we should say all the things, we can have you walk on over this way, all these items are available at the america's cup park? >> america's cup park and america's cup marine. >> i sprung the model walk on jem and you guys did excellent. cocktails right after this weather hit. let's go ahead and get you the weather maps. you're going to see as we continue throughout tomorrow, the temperatures. they're going to stay on the cool side. throughout 11:00 a.m. for tomorrow, temperatures in the upper 60s and also low 70s. so a nice jacket. plenty of price points you can check on out. definitely not as expensive as this multimillion dollar yacht we're on. we are looking at wednesday with waves, one to two feet and temperatures for speck taiers in the 60s. live on nbc bay area. if you have a tv on your desk at work, lucky you. and did you know, san francisco is only the eighth city to ev

unreal. we've got sports next here. u.s.s is definitely getting serious. >> we are set, we've got the women's tomorrow and know who will play in the men's final. after a knee kept him off the professional tour, there were doubts if rafael nidal could get back to play. he came into today's semifinal match. he had been undefeated at 21-0 and now it's 22-0. he made short work, the victory advances nadal to the final. he's on to his 18 road career grand slam final, tying him for third most all time in terms of grand slam appearances. top-seeded number one in his semifinal match, splits each of the four sets, setting up a fifth and deciding set with djokovic. >> georgia lost it's opener to clemson. coming into today's clash, heisman trophy contender aaron murphy made sure the streak ended, 309 yards and four touchdowns as georgia takes down south carolina. both teams 1-1 on the season. they are the favorites in the southeastern conference eastern division. >> now to miami and florida where the hurricanes upset the 12th ranked gat

at the time it was all kind of some real and unreal everyone seemed to need help. only question the financial restitutions, but those that were doing it relatively okay how did we get to let it sell out of control? >> the bill is very broad. what congress passed and treasury did created a very ambiguous term that gave the secretary of the treasury remarkable amount of discretion. all of that was within the four corners of the agreement. we started focusing on what happened to the money once it got out there, particularly when the banks are getting hundreds of billions of dollars and returned to focus on what they're doing with it. using it in the way we were told to help restore the economy so that we can have a robust recovery or otherwise. unfortunately found out it was a lot more otherwise. neil: what do you think about if we had never done that? the argument for doing it is that we faced a depression and that it would have been just horrific. >> if i was the decision maker would not want to find out. the potential for it to be catastrophic was there. when i got

that felt unreal. i mean it went by so fast. >> we've got get our act straight. >> stand up.nds on the wall. >> torey adamcik and brian draper are charged with murder. >> put your hands on the wall. >> okay. >> as we watched the tape, we saw yet another side of torey and brian that we hadn't seen thus far in the investigation. >> murder is power. murder is freedom. good-bye. >> i believe we were seeing the true and evil side of brian and torey as they planned out the homicide of one of their good friends. >> and it isn't just this tape that shocks police. during the investigation, they uncover disturbing writings and drawings, made by adamcik and draper. torey adamcik had drawn pictures of gruesome characters and he had made lists of the supplies he and draper would need to commit murder. >> it became extremely sickening. who does that, you know? how do you ever prepare for something like that? >> and coming up next, as bad as cassie stoddart's murder was, police believe adamcik and draper were planning something much worse. >> for all you fbi agents watching this, you weren'

this is just unreal answer. >> for now it appears the united states has bought some time while russia and our allies try to get syria to hand over the stockpile of chemical weapons. >> developing news on the mt. diablo fire with firefighters making impressive games yesterday and hope to keep the momentum going today. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield joins from dublin. there is confidence that fire fighters have the upper happened and they are careful not to be over confident, and they say there are still smoldering spots they want to watch but when you are out there. >> you see is damage and destruction. this fire burned more than 3,000 acres residents say there were scary moments. >> the flames were so big and taller than trees and it looked like the fire lines were on fire. >> i don't know how they did that. they stopped doing this. >> this night was the most terrifying, the scene on monday when the fire was raging toward morgan territory road and a row of homes. firefighters saved the home and nothing was damaged. now, firefighters and residents are saying they feel like the worst

i mean, it was unreal.o be a long season! >> final game of the opening week, san diego blew a 21-point lead and lost to houston on the final play of the game! the texans settled in and showed them how to finish scoring 24 unanswered points including that game winner as time expired. the texans win a gritty one 31-28. >>> rafael nadal is the comeback king of tennis. over a year ago a knee injury threatened to end his career. he took down the number one player in the world yesterday to win his second u.s. open title at 27, he is healthy again and has a bright future and 13 grand slams, by the way. you know we have seen managers yelling at umpires, players involved in brawls? but last night, it was manager against manager. buck showalter and joe girardi going at it and girardi thought that the orioles, their third base coach was stealing signs. showalter didn't like it and girardi accusing his guys of cheating so the two went at it and here is what they said afterwards. >> whe was yelling at the third base coa

. >> it is unreal. these days and times have definitely changed. we are going to have to change the way we do things around the firehouse now. >> after that person broke into station 7, they went over to rossmoor parkway to the location of station 3, trying to breakthrough the window of a captain's bedroom. he was in there and scared this person off. firefighters assigned to station 7 say that the department was fully staffed. the station would not have been empty for 24 hours. perhaps, this would not have happened. with regards to the morgan fire itself, you might recall yesterday was certainly a turning point. they have already lifted the road closures and evacuations. the area that is burned is 60% contained. cal fire thinks it will have the entire 3200-acre burn area surrounded by saturday even though you can't see flame or smoke. there are a lot of things you cannot see like the hot embers and the logs that are still burning inside. there is also a lot of unspent fuel up there on mt. diablo. hence the need for firefighters to still be up the m

>> it was unreal. i never expected to be there.to have everyone there cheering for you and to win an historic prize. >> amazing. so, we want to get andrew some professional help here in terms of how to allocate that capital. advice on what he should do with this new-found wealth, more importantly, how he can hold onto it, not lose it all as so many do when they suddenly come into money. it's week three of our special series "playing the game" as we bring together nfl vets turned pros. jack greur, and tom freeman, now managing direct for ubs's financial services group. jack, good to see i. tom, good see you. let's kick it off with you, jack. what's your advice for andrew? >> first off, you have to save your money, obviously. like i tell all the new millionaires i represent, you cannot live like a millionaire. you have to live like you're a normal 25-year-old, getting your first job. that's the main thing. principle protection. have you to protect that principle so that it can grow over time. >> you're not going to go buying yachts a