parents and several relatives are buried at rosdale memorial cemetery but their graves were left untouched. >> i'm happy to hear hear they got someone. >> 2984 old anthony davis is now behind bars. >> i'm glad this happened on veterans day that we were able to make a closure an individual burning american flags. an individual that was disgracing feet veteran cemeteries. >> flags have been replaced. grave markers restored. patrick says now his loved ones can rest in peace. >> there's people buried there especially the veterans that you know sacrificed a lot over the years probably carried nightmares with them and, you know, to have that happen it's unreal. >> bensalem police were able to link this suspect to the crime

despite ail the problems, they did get it into the end zone, and get the screen-pass, and, goes untouched for 30 yards, and down, 13-7 at the half. >>> they showed some life, and, evans, touchdown. >>> he finished, with 7 catches, and, the skins go down, 27-7. embarrassing loss to the bucs. >>> 4-7 on the season. >>> we didn't play well, and i didn't see the field, and we had turnovers, and is, interception, and false-start penalties and, holding penalties, it was bad ball, and it's not going to be that we looked past them, we can look past anybody. >>> well, at least everyone is taking responsibility, we'll have more later on. >>> the coach said is, about pulling rg3 out of the game. >>> we're going to move onto some new developments for two missing children,. >>> family members, gathered to search for 3 year-old, and her two-year-old brother. >>> they have been missing for more than two months, and, loved ones are not giving up. >>> one person, and, more than 2 months have passed. >>> and yet there's still no sign of the 2 and 3 year-old. >>> according to police, their mother, who suffe

would say nothing was disturbed around his little home even if chickens -- his chickens were left untouched. but then to supplement what they had. but they cooked a large meal at union request and they had a very enjoyable dinner together then a young couple came a much better idea. you just wonder what they thought. you never get the other side of the story. a similar tale comes from belknap who made smi professional career of having been on sherman's march. so i think south carolina and north carolina him and his men came upon a woman about to give birth. they helped to care for her and tell her son was born. the next morning of veteran was softly singing a lullaby that then with the canteen they took the family carriage letter with corn in chickens and other things necessary for the conduct of the army. so probably the mother read named him as i would have imagined but it is still confusing that belknap and his men take the time to make sure this baby is born safely but then leave the mother destitute and starving by taking all of her provisions. so it is that complexity. the same kinds

kyle green untouched into the end zone for the score and they're rolling.ten having some problems. sam ellis, the quarterback, do whatever but don't do that, throws the pick to nate hill, found his thrill on nate hill. the pick there and q.o.'s kyle green scoring again. quince orchard wins big 42-14. don't forget next week we've got the playoffs. we're about to get out of here, but taking us home the falls church cheer squad with another cheer. lady, one more time. let me hear you. >> let's get fired up! let's get fired up! let's get fired up! let's get fired up! let's get fired up! >> i want somebody to help me here and look into that camera and say coming up next. >> coming up next. >> the band of the week. >> the band of the week. >> take us on home, everybody. take us home. [ marching band ] ♪ they may not be the most handsome of body parts. yet, there they sit on the sides of our heads. for the world to see. but what happens when they stop hearing? should we stop doing? should we stop living? not today. esteem. the hearing implant. ♪ we thought our cab

untouched. >> the crucifix was made in italy a long time ago. it was saved along with a few other statues and now structural engineers will decide if the walls are stable enough to rebuild. >>> well, a catholic church in fremont is offering something a little new. >> cate caugiran shows us you can now get your divine inspiration in a drive-through. >>> reporter: think of it as god on the go. >> you know, i have seen all these drive-through food, drive-through coffee, and why not drive-through god? >> reporter: can he get an amen? >> you don't have to prepare. you do on the have to plan. you can experience that god's immense love in two or three minutes. >> reporter: the priest came up with the idea of drive-through prayer, spiritual relief without even getting out of your car. >> we are thinking outside of the box because normally we have only the sunday masses, the bible study and other ministry so this is something totally new. >> reporter: from 5 to 6 as you head home or run errands you can pray with these church volunteers and be back on you

what this does is make them effectively untouchable by future presidents and makes it very difficultake them out of that status so the president is giving the next person in office this situation to keel diehl with. >> ifill, of course, frank sharry, we haven't seen what the president is proposing specifically but one of the phrases used is he's going to grant temporary protective status to these people, to four million of the five million. what does that mean? >> it's more likely he's going to use deferred action. it's something he used for about half a million young people called dreamers. he extended relief to them in 2012, and it's basically the right to work and a stay of deportation until congress acts. look, executive action is no substitute for legislation. we need a congress that will pass comprehensive immigration reform. the democrats in the senate led an effort in 2013, passedç a bipartisan immigration reform bill but john boehner and the house republicans blocked it. they've blocked is for over 500 days. quite frankly, the real question is do you want someone to fix the

the body had been untouched by the plowing but the plowing had taken up the head. we had somebody come onto site who turned out to be a journalist. she came along and looked at and looked remains at him and said i suppose you will use dental records. [laughter] which is interesting. we found around his neck and identity tag. we continued to work on the project to find the dugout and wilford owen. he found another set of remains. a british soldier lying on his back on top of the trench system. he was on top of the trench system. the other was behind. oa mine.lled in by the regiment he was in was only there for one day. they lost 110 attacking this position. we then continued to work and found this man lying on his side bearing close to the first soldier and slightly behind the second. officer lying on his side. he had his watch, a mouth organ, harmonica and a flint scraper. the sky became known as the archaeologists. -- this guy became known as the archaeologist. and the youngs british soldier. we asked permission to do dna and we were told you could not do it. we a

. >> you've got miles and miles of untouched snow. not even a caribou anything walking around this. >> i want to make a snow angel. >> i'm thinking snowmobile. >> miles and miles of area to ride. a lot of fun to watch this flight. >> one brave lady takes it into her own hands to get the fellow out of there. and another ipad mini. all you need is tuesday's buzz word. >>> the waters off capetown notorious for having a lot of sharks in the water. i'm going to stay on the beach and stay safe. turns out that's not a safe place in capetown either. this is a cape cobra, a huge one. over six feet long. it's rare for them to get this big. this comes from the youtube channel of jeffrey rink. they have a lot of people on this beach. it's a public beach. instead of killing the snake, what they did was herd it away from the people. a brave woman. >> she didn't chase it far enough for me to calmly enjoy my day at the beach. >> i'm worried for all the beach goers. they are going to get bitten by a cobra. jshlg not any more. >> that's not the only on

he believed he was untouchable. he was almost border line nympho maniac.ways looking for sex, always needs sex. and obviously his preference is young teen age girls. the military investigators were able to obtain search warrants for kevin's apartment. they ultimately found images of child pornography, and then kevin eventually got charged with eight different offenses at which he was found guilty on six of those and ultimately sentenced to 16 years in the military prison. he spends roughly ten years incarcerateded at ft. leavenworth. when he gets released in 2011, he is sent back based on his military home of record. the closest place they could send him to was a halfway house with probation supervision is rapid city, south dakota. and at this point, facebook was now relevant. >> i was in my room, supposed to be doing homework. but i was on my cell phone, on facebook, scrolling through the news feed. a message from kevin stoeser popped up. i didn't think anything of it, because of the last name. my family is really good friends with him, and they're really

. >> you've got miles and miles of untouched snow. even a caribou anything walking around this. >> i want to make a snow angel. >> i'm thinking snowmobile. >> miles and miles of area to ride. a lot of fun to watch this flight. >> one brave lady takes it into her own hands to get the fellow out of there. and another ipad mini. all you need is tuesday's buzz word. charles not having coverage stressed me out. i literally haven't been to a doctor in 15 years. i had a car accident when i was uninsured, and i declined medical assistance because it was gonna be too expensive. as a result, i deal with back pain on a pretty regular basis. after it had built up for so long of not having insurance, i couldn't believe that it was just that easy. it was just nice to have a plan that was a reasonable monthly premium. i'm in because i don't want to put a price on my health. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? visit coveredca.com, and get covered today. are you in? >>> the waters off capetown notorious for having a lo

so i was untouchable. >> seth: yeah, you were untouchable. [ laughter ] >> and -- so, my senior yeara speech. i was going to be the president i felt like i should say something. >> seth: yeah. >> in my speech i said this school feels like it's not really working quite right and it's a bit rundown. and it's like an engine and it's just breaking down but i've got gas. [ laughter ] and i believe that my gas will help the school. so, it was a fart joke. >> seth: it was a fart joke. and i'm assuming it played pretty well. >> played really well. it was in high school. >> seth: yeah, yeah. anybody who thought about running against you is watching that speech going, man, i lucked out. he is unbeatable. >> so, a year later we have this big week of activities. you know, you went to school there. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> service week. so, we have a week of assemblies and fundraisers and we're raising canned food for the soup kitchen and at the end it culminates in a big assembly. we wheel in all this canned food. the head of manchester the soup kitchen is there. we've raised more money th

this public anger in mexico city , which, frankly, up to now, has been relatively untouched by the drug violence. this might be the push that the politics needs in mexico. >> pressure and anger there. thank you so much for speaking to "france 24." they call him the king. he is considered by many to be the greatest footballer of all time. this thursday, it was announced the brazilian great has been taken into a special care unit of a hospital, admitted three days ago following an infection. his condition is reported to have worsened. the hospital has decided to transfer him to a ward where he can be more closely monitored. thousands took to the streets of greece's major cities today to vent their anger at a new round of austerity. the country's already in the grip of a general strike, which has brought arian ferry traffic to a standstill. -- brought air and ferry traffic to a standstill. the lockout comes a day after talks between greece and its international creditors became deadlocked over the budget and reform agenda for next year. >> grounded, all flights, both domestic and internati

. >> instead of going down prepared slopes, the skiers are blazing new trails down untouched mountainsidesa bit more risk, but the powdered snow coming up your face, you're just screaming, and it's great. >> the skiers are heading home when they can't resist one last run. the first three go down the mountain and are waiting below for carlson. he turns on a gopro camera attached to his helmet and skis down after them. but 25 seconds after he starts, the snow around him begins to give way under his feet. >> it was like being in a washing machine. i couldn't decide what was up and down. >> his friends below watch as he struggles to keep it together. >> he, like, fell 50 meters. and then he stops. so we think like, oh, hope he's okay. nothing -- nothing broke or something. and then the whole face just go. >> i just felt the snow like taking my feet away, and i started tumbling down the mountain and thinking, i have to get up. i have to do something. >> but there's nothing he can do. he's engulfed as the camera keeps recording. he's buried beneath the snow. >> the first few seconds was like i n

nation including joe it all finally ended in cleveland and appears today as one of the game's most untouchable records. >> on behalf of all fans around the country i want to congratlation you for breaking that record. >> he demanded a huge payday for that day and he got it. the cheers got louder if that's possible when he married marlin monroe. joe wanted marlin to quit her career, she wouldn't. when they divorced fans were disillusions and demaggio according to friends was devastated. after her death he sought to it that there were always fresh flowers on her grave. he never married again. after a stint for the a's, demaggio retired to a quiet almost recollusive life in north beach where he would play golf and would often be seen walking alone. >> all right, come on. >> let's go. >> all right, keep pushing. keep pushing. >> go. >> an autograph session was a rare occasion for him. he didn't like his picture taken and didn't give interviews. he was coaxed into old remembrances. >> just a piece of wood and the gloves, i think they were about five owned by the fellows in 1919 in the east side. wi

and ruben has said no one is untouchable. it could be an outfielder tomas.ct up to $100 million. they have not exchanged contract figures yet. >>> a concert brought two groups together in center city, philadelphia. [♪] it takes 35 brass and percussion performers to produce this sound. it was the bravo bass an assemble to showcase the works of richard strauss. >> and jimmy's guest is keira knightly and music from spando ballet. i am jim gardner. good night. >>announcer:featuring the 2014 silverado. visit us online at >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- keira knightley. from "beyond the lights", nate parker. and music from spandau ballet. with cleto and the cletones. and now, guess what? here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, cleto. hi, everyone, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thank you for coming and being

because it renders humans untouchable. that is sickening.others cannot comfort their children in their dying hours. lovers cannot cradle each other. wives cannot hold their husband's hands. people are chased down streets. >> today, november 11, also marks armistice day, the end of world war i. that is being commemorated here in france. you can see president francois hollande where he went to pay tribute to the tomb of the unknown soldier. that of course is that the arc de triomphe. also today, he is due to open a memorial to those who lost their lives on the battlefield of northern france. in the u.k., the last poppy was planted in the giant moat surrounding the tower of london. there are now eight hundred 88,246 ceramic flowers planted since august, one for each british and commonwealth fatality during the first world war. they were first unveiled to mark the centenary into -- of britain's entry into world war i. two minutes of silence were observed at the site to mark this armistice day. this is "france 24." 36 years in jail for the captai

now it's ebola, a disease that renders humans untouchable. >> moms in agony staring at her dying childered as to why her mom can't touch her. that disgusts me. it shouldn't happen. >> reporter: they dropped u.s. concerts when geldof rang up. >> we want to help and what needs to be done and why money needs to be raised and, you know, that's great, you know. it's totally infectious. >> reporter: one of the only superstars to make both versions is bono minus the bullet. happy to be taking part, sad there's a need to again. >> we've been trying to make this kind of event a thing of the past, you know. we want to make "band-aid" history. >> instead in the modern world people are going to have to do something that's actually very 1984, actually buy the song. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >>> and if you'd like to buy the song, it goes on sale today. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," reaction to the execution of peter kassig. we'll get the latest from the state department. >>> plus an american woman held in prison in east timor is innocent of drug charges. wi will hea

and ruben has said no one is untouchable. it could be an outfielder tomas.command a contract up to $100 million. they have not exchanged contract figures yet. >>> a concert brought two groups together in center city, philadelphia. [♪] it takes 35 brass and percussion performers to produce this sound. it was the bravo bass an assemble to showcase the works of richard strauss. >> and jimmy's guest is keira knightly and music from spando ballet. i am jim gardner. good night. >>announcer:featuring the 2014 silverado. >>announcer:featuring the 2014 silverado. visit us online party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entire store. you heard right, 20% off the entire store. we're talking employee pricing baby! hey, you need 'em, you want 'em, and now there's no better time to get 'em. blinds to go. blinds for life.

untouched by these flames that roared through this century old church on sunday. a fire so hot it devoured the roof, collapsing the two spires. through it all the cross survived. >> we have been able to rescue the cross of jesus, jesus dead on the cross. this is the experience of jesus being dead for three days. >> reporter: today, fire crews carefully lifted the crucifix from the altar and brought it outside, resting it on the church driveway. it was a challenge the urban search and rescue team was called in to help. >> they have special knowledge so they were able to get that cross secured and raised up very gently and sat down where it was safe. >> reporter: it was an emotional moment. >> we all believe in god and god is helping us, everybody. >> reporter: many saw this as prophetic. >> it's amazing that the cross is intact. that gives me a sign that he wants to be up there again. >> reporter: other sacred belongings of the church were saved. among them, statues of saints, bibles and hymnals and even the holy oils. >> we were able to save the blessed sacrament

. >> we're going to take three million acres, and deem it untouchable for further energy for this country. we're going to step all over private property rights in this nation. >> >> god knows this country with a not built on the principal, taking rights away from an individual. [laughter] well that's different too though. you don't want to use eminent domain to conserve land, and it's clear keystone pipeline won't be doing that. i word how proponents of the pipeline who hate eminent domain would square those circles. >> i am disturbed about eminent domain abuse because i think private property rights are fundamental who we are as americans. >> jon: go on. >> the u.s. supreme court said wrongly i think that it should help out private interests. i don't think we should be helping out private interests. >> jon: of course. it sounds like with everything you believe and the sanctity of private property and the constitution itself, the problem with the keystone pipeline then is eminent domain. >> the problem with the keystone pipeline isn't the issue of eminent domain. the problem is the obama

. >> reporter: untouched for years, america's outdated languishing immigration system pushed to the breaking point this summer as immigrant children swelled southern borders. >> today our immigration system is broken. everybody knows it. >> to date president ordered sweeping overhaul of the system. affecting 5 million people. >> and the fact is we have an immigrant population in the country we need to embrace. >> reporter: the president's executive action on immigration will remove threat of deportation for following undocumented immigrants. those in the country five year, they have children who are u.s. citizens or legal residents. but they must pass a criminal background check and pay taxes. republicans claim the president can't do it. and that he is illegally taking steps despite objections. >> the president said before that he is not, he is sure acting like one. obama came prepared for that. >> to those members of congress who question my authority, or question of wisdom of me acting where congress failed. i have one answer. pass a bill. >> reporter: immigration attorneys say most import

untouched. >> the crucifix was made in italy a long time ago. it was saved along with a few other religious statues and now structural engineers will decide if the walls are stable enough to rebuild. >>> 49ers say they have nothing to hide. dea agents making a surprise inspection of the 9ers locker room after their road win over the new york giants sunday in new jersey. feds are looking to see if nfl teams are properly administering painkillers to players pre-and post-game. the coach jim harbaugh says they play by the rules. >> we're an open book on that, in those regards. all medications are documented to my knowledge. any medication that we have, those are -- those are, um, those are checked. um, inventoried. um, in any kind of medication that's given out, um, is documented. >> inspectors also checked four other nfl teams that were playing on the road. nobody was arrested. >>> the man charged with murder for last week's hit-and-run that killed a 14-year-old near san leandro will be arraigned today. kpix 5's joe vazquez reports the 34-year-old

across the field untouched. the u-haul truck, camden catholic wins by 30. >> the high school blitz play of the week is brought to you by toyota. let's go places. >> a district 11 four playoff game. airing it out with jake young. int intercepts the pad. watch the great cutback move at the end. he's turning the interception into a pick 6 get out of the way. moving on with a 17-14 win. >>> and that's just the cal aurks mari. we've got the steak and potatoes coming. a half hour of high lights tomorrow night. up next, we go pro. mark sanchez gets set for his first start with the eagles. and the sixers trying their start in the first 40 years. high lights are next. e glank merry christmas! thanks but this gift, it's kind of half-fast. what's wrong? we still have cable internet, so our uploads are half the speed of our downloads. so i'll be half-fast when i share my photos. and i'll do a half-fast job updating my blog. wait, is everything under this tree half-fast? who wants eggnog? don't settle for half-fast cable int

the city has been largely untouched i wore. that is why this churches so full. many christians have fled here. >> islamic state has burned down our churches and told us we should run away or they would kill us all stop i came here with my sons. >> islamic state claims to operate in the name of islam, but this is not islam. our people know islam and this has nothing to do with it. islam does not come with a sword. it is about mercy and love. they are in human. >> the city is quiet and mostly safe. a few kilometers to the west, things look very different. the fighter translates the slogans under islamic state control, it says. christians have been organizing a militia for quite some time and have been fighting alongside the kurds. together, they have pushed i asked -- they have pushed islamic state back a few kilometers all stop he came back to his family's former homeland in 2012. he is an assyrian as christians your call themselves. he served in the swiss military for five years and now is in northern syria training a christian militia for the fight. in the ruin

geldof le --musician bob geldof led a impassioned being and ebola, a disease that renders people untouchableagony staring at her child, child bewildered why her mom can't touch her. that disgusts me. that shouldn't happen. >> dropped u.s. concerts when geldof rang up. >> kind of direct, what has to be done and why money needs to be raised pnd that's great. totally ineffectively shus. >> one of the only superstars to make both versions is bono, minus the mullet. >> happy to be taking part, sad there's a need to again. >> we've been trying to make this kind of event a thing of the past, you know. we want to make band-aid history. ♪ >> instead, band-aid's make history again and maybe a difference. but in the modern world of free music people are going to have to do something that's very 1984. actually, by the song. ♪ ♪ >> charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> that is cbs evening news tonight. later on cbs 60 minutes, first of all cbs this morning. and don't forget our digital network, cbsn, i'm jeff glor, scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by m

that with his vision of the empire had done some great things of the barbaric practices with the untouchables in many cases were reduced. and he was worried that that was not entirely absent. certainly ed defense of his handling about though war and i am afraid that is not handled very well. i will not put my hand up to that one. >> mr. mayer i read your book when it came out. what are your thoughts on winston churchill and his view of the european union today? >> i think he would want to be there and to be engaged. he would not necessarily want this country he says different things at different times toward different places as the great campaigner but he sees britain as being in the church. but not actually participating in the union. i wish she had still been prime minister. if he had been he would have said yes. and it seems possible that given the huge importance in 1948 by far the biggest producer, there is a huge say of how this works. but it seems entirely conceivable or intergovernmental with that loss that we have seen today. that is the best that i can do. but britain was not appoin

untouched. 10ing in phillies. 8 minutes later. own 35. finds the team and finds the jets.offense special team an defense. broaderly fletcher. pick off naught on. nothing but green in front him. 34 yard to pay dirt. fv hadn't started the game in3 months. 2 32 yards. 2 td tonight. mvt you for the 18 yard score. 4 45-41 improving 7-2. still top the nfc east. second in a week. golden state warrior won the conference player of the week. curry average 30 points. 6 rebound 3 games also average league and 3 steals a game first contrary weekly honor. player of the month twice before. thompson went player of the week last weak. the mainly league baby hardware today fears up. rookie of the year. honor given to chigo white sox fears baseman jose. cuban barry bonds. 36 homers. 107 rbi anreceived all 30,0, first place votes. finish the season strg ending the year with a record and 1 frer strike out in 140 innings. second baseman panic finished in sixth police. this is 7 sports report brought to you by ebay and warriors take on san antonio why tomorrow tonight at oracle. >> thanks. >> ab

as a government employee that you're untouchable? >> oh, yes, very much. i like to say that, you know, when i came from active duty service i noticed the one main thing was everything was consistent, every base i went to, every duty station, it was the same. i could do my function and my job at every single location the exact same. i've worked at four different v.a.s and it's different from the handwriting to the language used. it's all different. nothing is the same. when you see that you have to know that there are people in charge. they don't care how they run their business. what is happening they've give the directors the helms to run their areas as they choose to, and overriding things that may have been meant nationwide. by overriding, we're talking about simple things that clerks are able to do. providers are able to do. >> we're going to take a short break and we'll pause you there for just a second. when we come back we'll take a look at the changes proposed by the secretary of veteran assever fairs. will they work? stay with us. this is inside s

issues that had been touch points that had been sort of untouchable? >> i think the progress on those issues, human rights, there was not real progress. on cyber spying i would argue that there was no real progress. what they did agree to is to increase corporation on terrorism and various measures and intelligence sharing and financial measures and others to try to contain the terrorism problem. i think there was progress on that. there was a reaffirmation of very important things. working together on the iran nuclear issue. there were big decisions to be made later this month, and issues that we're anxious to have the chinese stick with us. we're continuing to agree on measures on ebola in africa and bringing electricity to communities in africa. there are a variety of things that are global issues or regional issues of importance elsewhere. we either reaffirmed or marginally increased our level of corporation. those are all good things. but i think that there was nothing that was game changing in any of those areas. >> while there might not have bee

while that appeal plays out, they say the spirit of cannon law dictates that the church be left untouched. >> i was angry. i know that they're just pushing ahead and doing things in defiance of the vatican and they're showing a complete disrespect for the church and its parishioners. >> the arch diocese sees things very differently, telling us tonight it was the parish's new pastor who asked that the items be removed. worrying that the decaying structure is not safe for keeping such sacred pieces and that the vacant building may attract break ins. >> it's heartbreaking. and it's shocking to me that an important piece of our history in this community would be treated so shabbily. >> george spencer reporting there. arch diocese leaders also say each item removed from st st. larurentios will be cataloged and stored. >> we're learning more about what's in store for next year's world meeting of families in philadelphia. today, world organizers outlined what to expect. among them, tackling everydayish shies like keeping your family financially afloet. most of the events programs will hit on pra

he goes untouched for a 22-yard run to make it 14-3 ducks. oregon scored a touchdown in the first three drives. minute left in the half. cardinals get it in. patrick scope to cut the lead at the half. the opening drive of the second half, stanford driving again. but he overthrows this and it is picked off and that is an opportunity missed by the cardinals and they needed it. later in the third, thomas tinier scores the second touchdown of the game. a two possession game at 31-16. oregon cruises 45-16 at that point to improve to 8-1. stanford falls to 5-4. pleasanton native sean manion plays host to cal. on the odes, scores in 14. cal has 10-7 lead. now later in the quarter, now tied at 10-10. cal wins 45-31. they are five and four, they need just one more game. one more win to become bowl eligible. san jose state quarterback joe gray playing host to 7-1 colorado state. second quarter, spartans tyler irving got the block. he is gone. 89 yards to give san jose state a 14-7 lead. he works for 149. now, to the fourth quarter we go. san jose state

after mistake that led to a white house fence jumper scaling the fence sprinting across the lawn untouched making it inside the white house and east room before he was taken down. first the report indicates one officer who was on his cell phone on september 19th when omar gonzalez jumped the fence and multiple officers assumed the bushes would stop him. it was also revealed secret service stationed inside the white house did not get the message of the breach and some officers on pennsylvania avenue did not see gonzalez because a construction project was blocking their view. once inside he overpowered a female officer who grabbed her flashlight instead of her baton when she went to arrest him. inadequate training, poor staffing decisions and outdated or insufficient communication technology were findings cited. a copy of the findings was provided to secret service acting director joseph clancy so he could immediately take additional security measures. today the deputy secretary of homeland security briefed congress on the review findings. >>> a doctor infected with ebola virus while working

keeping in mind this interaction between indian and packstein forces has, in fact, remained relatively untouchedy the ups and downs that both countries have had with each other over the decades. extremely significant in that respect. you are also looking at the wagah border area about 30 kilometers from the indian city in the state of penjab, about 30 kilometers from the pakistani city of lahore in penjab. we should say in terms of more official lines coming out of india, we are awaiting those. it's safe to say that the response will be -- will be worded very cable from the indian government here looking at this attack on the pakistani side, coming against the backdrop of a series of cease-fire violations along the international line of control as well. >> an update from new delhi, thank you. we will move to yemen where a prominent politician helping to negotiate peace deal has, himself, been killed. mohammed ab due malak was shotded in central yemen, happening in the last few hours or so. we will get an update on the phone in senaa. >> reporter: i i think this assassination is considered to be

. >> but the master bedroom it looks almost untouch. >> the hal low core door which most reasonable housesave will hold fire and smoke out for between six and 20 minutes. >> fire officials know not everyone one will sleep with a closed door. >> i'm sure that there's a lot of kids who would rather the door be opened and maybe some parents, too. >> that's when it's even more important to have smoke detect detectors right by your bedroom even inside. whatever you do, don't count on the smell of smoke to wake you up. >> a lot of times since most fires occur at night, a lot of people never wake up. >>> the fire officials we talk to said have at least one smoke detector per floor and check those batteries twice a year. also, look for a second exit in every bedroom maybe window. and practice your escape plan with your family so you're ready for the worst. >> clear skies and cold conditions are making for a very chilly night across the delaware valley. we have arctic air and blustery winds. let's start off in millville where mike says it is 24 degrees. here's his advice. stay inside. of course mik

his parents and several others are buried but their graves were left untouched. >> i'm happy to hearomeone. >> reporter: relief came with news of an arrest in the case, 29 year old anthony davis is now behind bars. >> i'm glad that this happened on veterans day, that we were able to make closure of an individual burning american flags, an individual that was disgracing veteran cemeteries. >> reporter: flags have been replaced, grave markers restored. patrick says now his loved ones can rest in peace. >> there's people buried there especially the veterans that, you know, sacrificed a lot over the years probably carried a lot of nightmares with them and, you know, to have that happen it's unreal. >> reporter: bensalem police were able toiling this suspect to the crime using dna evidence. he's facing vandalism arson and related offenses in. bensalem, natasha brown, "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> meanwhile millions of dollars are being spent to accommodate the growing demand for veteran burial plots in new jersey. governor chris christie paid tribute to veterans at the brigadier