. >> verne: second down and 10. >> verne: harris. incomplete. tony bridges defending, and don't forget, the napa play of the game presented by napa auto parts will be coming up as soon as we put this one to bed. >> gary: this will be very interesting with this ole miss team. the success they have had this year. they're going to lose a lot. they may have three players drafted in the first 10 picks of this draft. treadwell, tunsil, and -- who am i missing? number five, nkemdiche. >> verne: you didn't even need my prompting. >> gary: no, i needed the prompter, though. >> verne: here is harris. there is harris. first down, l.s.u. i think half the fans in the stands thought they saw holding. well, they did. >> gary: l.s.u. is not going to feel sorry for them. the holding was late in the play but it was holding by tyron johnson, number three. didn't get the call. >> verne: ole miss has called time out. 9:13 to go in the ballgame. -these wings are pretty great, huh? -yeah. -what is that? -oh, it's a wing ring. what's a wing ring? i ask it what kind of

line. >> verne: it's blocked. blocked by a'shawn robinson. >> gary: what a game a'shawn robinson has had. he's made plays in the backfield. this time number 86 leaped. he weighs 325 pounds, ladies and gentlemen. he leaps the line of scrimmage like that and swats it. >> verne: that was pretty impressive. the ability to jump over. here's the derrick henry fumble. and fournette by far his longest run of the night. this was for 18 yards. and then fournette for the touchdown. it is still a two possession game.do you fill the yard with colorful lights? or classic whites? inflate it... ...or hand make it? do you go for high tech bling? or something evergreen? however you build cheer, the home depot is here. let's do this. trade in your old lights for up to five bucks off the latest leds. the home depot. more saving. more doing. look at you. aww look at him. one look can change the way you see the world. look at you. look after them with the protection of life insurance from new york life. get started today. snowmen with

>> verne: second down and 10. >> verne: harris. incomplete. tony bridges defending, and don't forget, the napa play of the game presented by napa auto parts will be coming up as soon as we put this one to bed. >> gary: this will be very interesting with this ole miss team. the success they have had this year. they're going to lose a lot. they may have three players drafted in the first 10 picks of this draft. treadwell, tunsil, and -- who am i missing? number five, nkemdiche. >> verne: you didn't even need my prompting. >> gary: no, i needed the prompter, though. >> verne: here is harris. there is harris. first down, l.s.u. i think half the fans in the stands thought they saw holding. well, they did. >> gary: l.s.u. is not going to feel sorry for them. the holding was late in the play but it was holding by tyron johnson, number three. didn't get the call. >> verne: ole miss has called time out. 9:13 to go in the ballgame. -these wings are pretty great, huh? -yeah. -what is that? -oh, it's a wing ring. what's a wing ring? i ask it what kind of

>> verne: second down and 10. >> verne: harris. incomplete. tony bridges defending, and don't forget, the napa play of the game presented by napa auto parts will be coming up as soon as we put this one to bed. >> gary: this will be very interesting with this ole miss team. the success they have had this year. they're going to lose a lot. they may have three players drafted in the first 10 picks of this draft. treadwell, tunsil, and -- who am i missing? number five, nkemdiche. >> verne: you didn't even need my prompting. >> gary: no, i needed the prompter, though. >> verne: here is harris. there is harris. first down, l.s.u. stands thought they saw holding. well, they did. >> gary: l.s.u. is not going to feel sorry for them. the holding was late in the play but it was holding by tyron johnson, number three. didn't get the call. >> verne:ole miss has called time out. 9:13 to go in the ballgame. -these wings are pretty great, huh? -yeah. -what is that? -oh, it's a wing ring. what's a wing ring? i ask it what kind of wings i should have, and it te

>> verne: coming up tonight on cbs. a great night for the family. >> verne: fourth and one. >>ary: i'm surprised this tellll you the truth. >> verne: henry. punctuation mark. >> gary: everybody getsheir blocks, gets around the corner. i thought for a second he was going to slide down on the one yard line. but why not? >> verne: 22nd rushing touchdown. surpassing the mark set by trent richardson. adam griffith with the extra point. griffith, 55 for five field goals tonight. a little revenge for the young man born in poland and adopted by a couple from america. derrick henry. now with 271 yards. to do great things, sometimes you gotta break the rules. surface pro 4. a new screen for new perspectives. a new pen for new masterpieces. new speakers for a new sound. we reinvented the surface pro. so you can reinvent everything else. >> verne: it is not all that long a ride from auburn to tuscaloosa, and no one will enjoy it more than derrick henry. 46 carries, 271 yards as the crimson tide wins its ninth in a row. they lost at home to ole miss with five turnoversn that game, and th

. >> verne: second down and 10. >> verne: harris. incomplete. tony bridges defending, and don't forget, the napa play of the game presented by napa auto parts will be coming up as soon as we put this one to bed. >> gary: this will be very interesting with this ole miss team. the success they have had this year. they're going to lose a lot. they may have three players drafted in the first 10 picks of this draft. treadwell, tunsil, and -- who am i missing? number five, nkemdiche. >> verne: you didn't even need my prompting. >> gary: no, i needed the prompter, though. >> verne: here is harris. there is harris. first down, l.s.u. i think half the fans in the stands thought they saw holding. well, they did. >> gary: l.s.u. is not going to feel sorry for them. the holding was late in the play but it was holding by tyron johnson, number three. didn't get the call. >> verne: ole miss has called time out. 9:13 to go in the ballgame. -these wings are pretty great, huh? -yeah. -what is that? -oh, it's a wing ring. what's a wing ring? today it said honey bb

verne and gary, back to you. >> verne: adam, thank you. take a look at this defensive bunch. players. that's all the different matchups that alabama will use. eight guys go off. 11 stay on. 19 guys were ready on that play. >> verne: oh, boy. second and goal. make sure they have 11 on the field. lob pass into the end zone. flags. malachi dupre. cyrus jones defending. >> gary: wow! cyrus jones go i don't know what else i should have done. >> referee: pass interference, defense. number 5. yard line. automatic first down. >> gary: he got into him, no doubt. hit him with his hip before the ball got there. contact below the waste is what the call was on. perfect call. >> verne: first down and goal. >> gary: by the way, lsu will use all four opportunities if they need them. >> verne: back in the i. toss. up in the air to the one. just outside the end zone. d.j.pettway with the tackle. >> gary: and think pettway and lee with the tackle. interception in this half. second down and goal. >> gary: he had a sack, forced a play running in. >> verne: 14.

verne and gary, back to you. >> verne: adam, thank you. take a look at this defensive bunch. 15 or 16 alabama players. that's all the different matchups that alabama will use. eight guys go off. 11 stay on. 19 guys were ready on that play. >> verne: oh, boy. second and goal. make sure they have 11 on the field. lob pass into the end zone. flags. malachi dupre. cyrus jones defending. >> gary: wow! cyrus jones go i don't know what else i should have done. >> referee: pass interference, defense. number 5. the ball is placed on the two yard line. automatic first down. >> gary: he got into him, no doubt. hit him with his hip before the ball got there. contact below the waste is what the call was on. perfect call. >> verne: first down and goal. >> gary: by the way, lsu will use all four opportunities if they need them. >> verne: back in the i. toss. up in the air to the one. just outside the end zone. d.j.pettway with the tackle. >> gary: and think pettway and lee with the tackle. >> verne: and lee with the early interception in this half. second down and goal. >> gary: he had a sa

verne and gary, backo you. >> verne: adam, thank you. take a look at this defensive bunch. there's 15 or 16 alabama players. that's all the different matchups that alabama will use. eight guys go off. 11 stay on. 19 guys were readyn that play. >> verer: oh, boy. second and goal. lob pass into the end zone. flags. malachi dupre. cyrus jones defending. >> gary: wow! cyrus joneses go i don't know what else i should have done. >> referee: pass interference, defense. number 5. the ball is placed on the two yard line. automatic first down. >> gary: he got into him, no doubt. hit him with his hip before the ball got there. contact below the waste is what the call was on. perfect call. >> verne: first down and goal. >> gary: by the way, lsu will use all four opportunities if they need them. >> verne: back in the i. toss. just outside the end zone. d.j.pettway with the tackle. >> gary: and think pettway andnd lee withth the tackle. >> verne: andee with thearly intercepon in this half. second down and goal. >> gary: he had a sack, forced a play running in. >> verne: 14. that should b

pretty good football team this year. >> verne: they are. >> gary: and come play here. >> verne: he's from cedar falls, iowa. the top of the screen. o.j. howard, number 88. here's coker. got him. ardarius stewart. >> gary: you know what stood out there? the time that coker had to wait to throw that ball. and now right back in field goal range. kenyan drake. played his part. the last one, he stayed in and helped in the pass protection. >> verne: so here's griffith with a 55-yarder at the end of the first half. this is from 30 yards out. 3 for 3. got off to a horrendous start this year. missed his first four. came in to tonight 10 of 16. surging with confidence right now, i'm sure. 30-10. a golf class. >> gary: very polite. the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >> verne: we've witnessed an amazing defensive job by alabama holding leonard fournette to 13 yards on 15 carries. a long gain of four yards thus far. his counter part, derri

verne and gary, back to you. >> verne: adam, thank you. take a look at this defensive bunch. 15 or 16 alabama players. that's all the different matchups that alabama will use. eight guys go off. 11 stay on. 19 guys were ready on that play. >> verne: oh, boy. second and goal. make sure they have 11 on the field. lob pass into the end zone. flags. malachi dupre. cyrus jones defending. >> gary: wow! cyrus jones go i don't know what else i should have done. >> referee: pass interference, defense. number 5. the ball is placed on the two yard line. automatic first down. >> gary: he got into him, no doubt. hit him with his hip before the ball got there. contact below the waste is what the call was on. perfect call. >> verne: first down and goal. >> gary: by the way, lsu will use all four opportunities if they need them. >> verne: back in the i. toss. up in the air to the one. just outside the end zone. d.j.pettway with the tackle. >> gary: and think pettway and lee with the tackle. >> verne: and lee with the early interception in this half. second down and goal. >> gary: he had a sa

>> verne: coming up tonight on cbs. a great night for the family. >> verne: fourth and one. >> gary: i'm surprised this isn't a quarterback sneak, to tell you the truth. >> verne: henry. punctuation mark. >> gary: everybody gets their blocks, gets around the corner. i thought for a second he was going to slide down on the one yard line. but why not? >> verne: 22nd rushing tohdown. surpassing the mark set by trent richardson. adam griffith with the extra point. griffith, 55 for five field goals tonight. a little revenge for the young man born in poland and adopted by a couple from america. derrick henry. now with 271 yards. to do great things, sometimes you gotta break the rules. surface pro 4. a new screen for new perspectives. a new pen for new masterpieces. new speakers for a new sound. we reinvented the surface pro. so you can reinvent everything else. >> verne: it is not all that long a ride from auburn to tuscaloosa, and no one will enjoy it more than derrick henry. 46 carries, 271 yards as the crimson tide wins it

line. >> verne: it's blocked. blocked by a'shawn robinson. >> gary: what a game a'shawn robinson has had. backfield. this time number 86 leaped. he weighs 325 pounds, ladies and gentlemen. he leaps the line of scrimmage like that and swats it. >> verne: that was pretty impressive. the ability to jump over. here's the derrick henry fumble. and fournette by far his longest run of the night. this was for 18 yards. and then fournette for the touchdown. it is still a two possession game.do you fill the yard with colorful lights? or classic whites? inflate it... ...or hand make it? do you go for high tech bling? or something evergreen? however you build cheer, the home depot is here. let's do this. trade in your old lights for up to five bucks off the latest leds. the home depot. more saving. more doing. look at you. aww look at him. one look can change the way you see the world. look at you. look after them with the protection of life insurance from new york life. get started today. snowmen with buttons, snowflakes wit

sneak, to >> verne: henry. punctuation mark. >> gary: everybody gets their blocks, gets around the corner. i thought for a second he was going to slide down on the one yard line. but why not? >> verne: 22nd rushing touchdown. surpassing the mark set by trent richardson. adam griffith with the extra point. griffith, 55 for five field goals tonight. a little revenge for the young man born in poland and adopted by a couple from america. derrick henry. surface pro 4. a new screen for new perspectives. a new pen for new masterpieces. new speakers for a new sound. we reinvented the surface pro. so you can reinvent everything else. >> verne: it is not all that long a ride from auburn to tuscaloosa, and no one will enjoy it more than derrick henry. 46 carries, 271 yards as the crimson tide wins its ninth in a row. they lost at home to ole miss with five turnovers in that game, and they are rolling. >> gary: it did but that touchdown made a lot of alabama fans very happy, if you know what i mean. >> verne: i think i get

>> verne: coming up tonight on cbs. a great night for the family. >> verne: fourth and one. >> gary: i'm surprised this isn't a quarterback sneak, to tell you the truth. >> verne: henry. punctuation mark. >> gary: everybody gets their blocks, gets around the corner. i thought for a second he was going to slide down on the one but why not? >> verne: 22nd rushing touchdown. surpassing the mark set by trent richardson. adam griffith with the extra point. griffith, 55 for five field goals tonight. a little revenge for the young man born in poland and adopted by a couple from america. derrick henry. now with 271 yards. to do great things, sometimes you gotta break the rules. surface pro 4. a new screen for new perspectives. a new pen for new masterpieces. new speakers for a new sound. we reinvented the surface pro. >> verne: it is not all that long a ride from auburn to tuscaloosa, and no one will enjoy it more than derrick henry. 46 carries, 271 yards as the crimson tide wins its ninth in a row. they lost at home to ole mis

upon one more play. >> verne: tipped in the air. game over. >> verne: extended conversation. between hugh freeze -- >> gary: nobody more generous and friendly than les miles. >> verne: i agree. it's time now for the napa auto parts play of the game. the score was 24-17, and this is how ole miss and chad kelly responded. >> gary: what i said before. determination, talent and guts. a kelly trademark. >> verne: 38-17 the final. ole miss still with a chance. for gary danielson and allie laforce, i'm verne lundquist saying so long from oxford. along with our crew in the booth and the kids at home. and the guys in the truck led by craig silver and steve milton. the ram post game show is next. by cbs sports division >> adam: i'm adam zucker. coming up on "the ram post-game coming up next. hi -- i need the new iphone to play my reindeer games. aren't you cute! right now if you get any iphone, you can an ipad mini for an amazing price. ipad mini... nice. so what are "reindeer" games? angry reindeer, doodle reindeer, flappy reindeer... oh, so, like regular games with the word "reindeer

. >> verne: handoff. harris williams, no. 27. 4:05. fitzgerald to the 37 yard line. stay tune for the ram postgame show that's coming up after our game. we got 3:40 to go i doubt either team is going to want to stop the clock. >> gary: they got down in the red zone could not push it in. you think, we talked about it. alabama we figured they're going to score 24 to 35 points. mississippi state has not scored. i feel they wanted a score, they didn't get it. >> verne: brought down. galvin tomlinson. supposed to be another sack behind the line of scrimmage. see if they give them another sack. yes, they did. got across the line of scrimmage. it was not. time nor the napa play of the game. we're going to take you back to the first half and cyrus jones gathering this punt, breaking into the open, heading for the corner and he winds up scoring in 69 yards, that was one of a number of big plays put together by alabama enroute to this victory. fitzgerald. >> gary: long time, kirby smart's name starting to boil up everywhere around the country. can't learn any kirby two, shutou

feel they wanted a score, they didn't get it. >> verne: brought down. supposed to be another sack behind the line of scrimmage. e if they give them another sack. yes, they did. got across the line of scrimmage. it was not. time nor the napa play of the game. we're going to take you back to the first half and cyrus jones gathering this punt, breaking into the open, heading for the corner and he winds up scoring in 69 yards, that was one of a number of big plays put together by alabamanroute to this fitzgerald. >> gary: long time, kirby smart's name starting to boil up everywhere around the country. can't learn any kirby two, shutouts basically ocean pitched the last two weeks. he stopped the run game then he stopped the wide open prescott pass game. can't do it any better than kirby smart is. incomplete no. flag. mylesfuls the intended receiver. >> gary: got chance to throw a couple of balls against alabama. test the waters out here. obviously dak gone from this team next year we'll be -- he'll that spot. >> verne: 31-6. when they get out here we fully e

. >> verne: handoff. harris williams, no. 27. 4:05. fitzgerald to the 37 yard line. stay tune for the ram postgame show that's coming up after our game. we got 3:40 to go i doubt either the clock. >> gary: they got down in the red zone could not push it in. you think, we talked about it. alabama we figured they're going to score 24 to 35 points. mississippi state has not scored. i feel they wanted a score, they didn't get it. >> verne: brought down. galvin tomlinson. supposed to be another sack see if they give them another sack. yes, they did. got across the line of scrimmage. it was not. time nor the napa play of the game. we're going to take you back to the first half and cyrus jones gathering this punt, breaking into the open, heading for the corner and he winds up scoring in 69 yards, that was one of a number of big plays put together by alabama enroute to this fitzgerald. >> gary: long time, kirby smart's name starting to boil up everywhere around the country. can't learn any kirby two, shutouts basically ocean pitched the last two weeks. he stopped the run gam

vern: okay.o this transformation from able welfare program to a health care program began with his literature that said, we had kids that are not faring well, the infant mortality rate was high. there was a lot of concern about that. forvehicle were doing -- doing that was to provide medicaid coverage for women that were pregnant. beginning in 1986, medicaid for pregnante women and infants up to age 1. then it became it mandatory up to hundred 33%. alldren ages 0-6, congressional acts in 1987-1989. it was optional for states to extend coverage for kids above age 6. then, very significantly, and this was just a stroke of genius, congressman waxman said this is a time when we don't want these kids of age 6-8 out of medicaid coverage. and he made it such that every child born on and after october 1, 1983, would continue to have coverage.kids no longer aged out. as a result of that, we reached a milestone, which for me, is one of the most significant milestones of medicaid. on october 1, 2002, we rea

vern, one in terms of the provider taxes, i agree it may be a sustainability issue. i think it also leads to questions whether the whole financing mechanism is a sustainable mechanism in terms of state financing of an ever-growing program. but, the other thing i want to say and i hate to sound too negative, but lots of great information, none of which i really disagree with, but over the last two years i hear more and more and more from the political side about how medicaid is a broken program. which, i don't think it is, but that certainly is the perception out there were at least the rhetoric. how do you all think we can get the message out in a way to the public outside of this room about all of the great things that medicaid really does do and the importance of the program as a whole healthcare system? >> good point. good question. anyone want to take that on? [laughter] >> i want i guess the pickup on the the two parts. i agree with respect to the provider taxes i agree with what donna and her vern said it was an essential part of financing and helped with susta

vern gosney's son mark.' command wracked with convulsions, a painful death. >> i tell you, i don't care how many screams you hear, i don't care how many anguished cries. death is a million times preferable to continue more days of this life. >> what i experienced and saw was absolute chaos and insanity. >> die with a degree of dignity. lay down your life with dignity. don't lay down with tears and agony. >> tim carter walked back to the pavilion and saw his 1-year-old son malcolm in the arms of his wife gloria. >> here's sharon cobb, the pediatric nurse practitioner with a syringe in malcolm's mouth. gloria is standing there tears streaming down her face. just agony written all over her face. >> these syringes found later were filled with cyanide to kill the children. >> all they're doing is taking a drink to go to sleep. that's what death is, sleep. >> malcolm was dead. his little lips covered with foam which is what happens with arsenic and cyanide is it foams at the mouth. i put my arms around gloria as s

. >> verne: handoff. 4:05. fitzgerald to the 37 yard line. stay tune for the ram postgame show that's coming up after our game. we got 3:40 to go i doubt either team is going to want to sp the clock. >> gary: they got down in the red zone could not push it in. you think, we talked about it. to score 24 to 35 points. mississippi state has not scored. i feel they wanted a score, they didn't get it. >> verne: brought down. galvin tomlinson. supposed to be another sack behind the line of scrimmage. see if they give them another sack. yes, they did. got across the line of scrimmage. it was not. time nor the napa play of the game. the first half and cyrus jones gathering this punt, breaking into the open, heading for the corner and he winds up scoring in 69 yards, that was one of a number of big plays put together by alabama enroute to this victory. fitzgerald. >> gary: long time, kirby smart's name starting to boil up everywhere around the country. can't learn any kirby two, shutouts basically ocean pitched the last two weeks. he stopped the run g

on the other side of me is vern smith, the dean of the medicaid program as far as i am concerned. who was the michigan medicaid director for many years, and now managing partner at health management associates. and chuck milligan on the end, who has been in medicaid director in a lot of states and a lot of places. [laughter] and is back in new mexico as the director of the united health care community plan. about going to talk a bit street of the program. think weide, which i will have to put up -- there it is -- i listed the four eras of medicaid as dr. david smith, my co-author on this history as i posited them. 1965 was a period when the program really ran on the statute, the statutory basis.

i would agree with what donna and vern said. it was an essential part of financing and helped for the sustainability. i think in some ways a lot of areliance on provider taxes can can chill delivery system reform because a lot of providers that are receiving the benefits of the taxes they're generating are harder to engage because they feel that they're a different kind of partner with the state and that they have veto powers in some markets, in some situations. but i think with respect to the comment about medicaid being broken, i'm reminded of the yogiyogi barra comment that it's so crowded there that nobody going there anybody. they have reduced the stigma of medicaid. people are in mainstream delivery systems now. i don't think that medicaid is broken. i think that what that is a proxy for is a comment about financial sustainability over time. i think what that's a proxy for is can we sustain whether it's federal funds or state funds a coverage program like medicaid? i think that's playing out with a lot of the 1115 waivers.

the pirates at the power in san anselmo. >> you have some superpowers, vern. excuse me, batman. [ laughter ] >> i'm still recovering, though. >> i'm going to put a little maintenance on the batmobile. come back in an hour. >> i'm still recovering yesterday when you, uhm, appeared suddenly in the -- >> snuck up on her and she turned around and boom there i am. >> he almost fell off my chair. >> who is your favorite batman aside from you? >> my favorite? oh, -- >> are you an adam west man? >> i did like him. >> robin was played by -- >> burt ward! >> that's a tv show forever ago. >> 1966 to-'68. those were the days. >> you remember them well, don't you, betty. >> only because you tell me about it. >> "cbs evening news" is next. see you at 6:30. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com no survivors after a russian jet crashes in egypt with 224 people on board. investigation into the cause is wide open. >> everything around me is water as you can see. >> intent away in a texas flood to tell an incredible story. >> 23 if i didn't have my phone rig

. >> thanks, vern. >>> the warriors set another record last night in phoenix. >> brandon rush is giving the warriors a brand-new franchise record. >> they scored a whopping 22, 3 pointers on the night, and it wasn't just a win for the team. the effort netted a lot of cash for the kids for hoops program. every time they scored $500 is donated to local childrens' charities. >> i'm a huge golden state warriors fan since the we-believe days and i'm still a fan now and now that we're champs, every three, i'm rooting and i'm jumping and screaming. at the end of the day, there's real impact in our community. >> the warriors put up another 16, 3 pointers tonight, 161 so far, adding up to more than $80,000. program is funded by pg&e, and two local foundations. >>> an incredible story of survival, a newborn baby found buried alive, how another mother who was out for a walk gave her a second chance at life. >> plus, a coyote sneaks into a sleeping baby, and makes off with the family's pet, why the animals are boulder than ever these days. >> and can't seem to shed those extra pounds? >> tonight, t

. >> it's now up to a judge to decide the fate of charles is he verns and bring to a close a very dark chapter in alex andrea history. >> 3 life sentences, that's the recommendation made by jurors. before they walked out this evening with very little to say. >> i feel very good but i just don't -- not today. >> what do you feel good about? >> i feel good about our judicial. >> matt: those feelings shared by the family. >> now that the defendant is found guilty we can finally start to mourn. provides more strength for our family. >> but there's also a sense of anguish that their father is not alive to hear the verdict. he passed in 2012 after living the last few years of his life under a cloud of suspicion for the unsolved murder of his wife. >> finally feeling the weight being lifted from his shoulders. we had long ago lost hope that justice would ever come. >> that justice came nearly 12 years after nancy doning was killed and nearly 2 years after. >> we were confident in the case. >> virginia common wealth suspects that the strongest evidence was the testimony of janet a caretaker wh

he needs a life. >> you can handle it, vern. >> very impressive. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> real pecs, too! >> we would never question that. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,s s s s trying tl her window up, he spit in her face. >> announcer: a boy takes on a girl. >> me and kristin started getting in a fight. that's when holly got out the vehicle. >> announcer: and his new girlfriend adds perspective. >> judge judy: how did you know kristin? >> it's his ex-girlfriend's girlfriend. >> announcer: did a bruised ego start a violent streak? >> judge judy: ever have any trouble with mr. jackson before? >> when me and her first got together, she had to pull me out of the road because he was gonna run me over. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 18-year-old clinton jackson is suing his ex-girlfriend's friend, 19-

here is vern. >> come on, we have another good show. this time i mean it.e sitting out the college football playoffs. and, stanford and oregon put on an absolute thriller in palo alto. you can't miss this one. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, pac-12 will not be invited. too many losses from the por >> college football playoffs hit. safe to say, the pack 12 won't be invited. too many losses from all the power teams. oregon catch and pass. vernon adams. wide open. darren carington. 47-yard play. and go. 49 yards for the ducks up by 12. 14 seconds in the game. kevin hogan. little corner shot. touchdown. cut oregon's lead to two. about that. hogan's pass broken up by joe walker. was intended for austin hooper. oregon in a thriller pulled it off 38-36. all the pack 12 teams. not playoff worthy. against oregon state tonight. late first half, already 17-3. trey watson. and watson weaves around the near side. , breaking tackle. 45-yard touchdown. 24-3. third quarter. now 37-18. maurice harris on the screen pass. nifty moves by him. 29-yard touchdown. his second touchdown of th

vern? >>> absolutely.n an nfl sunday, front and center, folks, 49ers and the raiders, both with huge opportunities dangled in front of them. what team rose up and did something about it? we'll have the answer, coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, on a . >>> nfl up top. it was about time for the greatest. after three straight losses, today a moment of truth test on a wet, soggy, nashville, tennessee playing field. titans marcus mariota had his team up 6-0 early, but the raiders answered. the concentration on this ball by michael crabtree, right by the pylon. yeah, he's in. raiders up 7-6. early second half, raiders seth roberts hit, stayed on his feet, till he leaped into the end zone on 3rd and 8. 17-6 raiders. carr, sixth 300-yard day. douglas still caught it. forget the pass interference. raiders lead cut to 3. same score, this one on derek carr. he's never had it on the snap. titans recovered his fumble in raider territory. titans got down to the one, off the play action. mariota rolled, hits fowler for the to

in santa clara, with the 49ers, vern glenn, kpix 5. >> vern is still in town. this vernon is gone.d to denver on monday. went through his first practice with the broncos earlier today. he said he dreamed about playing with peyton manning since he was in college. davis also explained why his production dipped with the 49ers over the last two seasons. >> the team's not having success chances are i'm not going to have success. that's what it is. look at them now. you know? they only won two games. and it's hard. it's tough to be able to play with a team where, you know, you just don't have everything you need. >> just two wins for the 49ers. so there are only three undefeated teams left in the nba. it will be only two after the warriors and clippers go head to head tonight. golden state seems to be doing just fine minus head coach steve kerr who remains out with a back injury. >> coach is funny. said you don't need me anymore. we miss him. >> like i told him, we are going to get bracelets made up to say what would steve do? >> he will be back soon and just trying to make luke look as

"sheriff vern warnke, merced county sheriff's dept.) "i'm here to officially announce that the suspect in this case identified as faisal mohammad date of birth in 1997, or, yes 1997 and he's out of deceased and also the stephanie: officials haven't released a motive, and it's not known what relationship, if any, existed between the attacker and the victims. stephanie: a dismembered toddler found in a chicago creek...the fbi says they now know who that small child is. in september, a park visitor found the head, hands and feet of a child. detectives now say the dna belongs to 2- year old kyrian knox from cedar rapids. knox was reported missing in mid-september, but authorities aren't sure when he was last seen. his mother is still in disbelief. "i never believed that, never, because the time-line with that just didn't add up in my mind, it just didn't and it still doesnt add up stephanie: knox's mother said he was staying with a family friend in rockford while she moved from cedar rapids to chicago.. jack: this one is amazing -- a boy fr

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busi aid vern phon hawkins, and a campaign supporter are cooperating. >>> two candidates have signed on for the nation's first presidential primary. martin o'malley was the first to stop by new hampshire to fill out the paperwork. republican donald trump not far behind. candidates after couple weeks left to file. jeb bush spent the day in new hampshire but so far has not signed up. he is planning to spend more time to ramp up support and fix his struggling campaign. the latest new hampshire poll shows bush in sixth place, but right now he's not too worried about the numbers. >> we're exactly where we need to be. i'm am campaigning hard, talking about issues that are important to people. >> analysts say bush needs to turn his numbers around soon not do well in new hampshire he likely will not stand a chance in south carolina or florida. >>> the first woman of color was elected in the state to lead a county board. she beat out the ngtime incumbent, scott york. randall said polling showed that ethics and trance paren sooner the top issues for loudoun voters. >> the first thing we will d

a couple of things, vern, in agreeof provider taxes, i it is a sustainability issue, but it leads to questions whether the whole financing mechanism is a sustainable mechanism in terms of the state and an ever-growing program. the other thing, i don't want to sound too negative, but lots of good information, some of that i disagree with. but over the last few years, i , fromore and more about the political side, about how medicaid is a broken program, which i do not think it is. but there is some rhetoric out there. how do you all think we can get the message out in a way to the public come outside of this room , about all the good things that medicaid does do and to the importance of the program and the health care system? good point. anybody? i wanted to pick up on the two parts. i agree, with respect to providers, i agree with what vernon and donna said, it is an essential part of the sustainability, i do think in some ways a lot of provider delivery system reform, because a lot of harderrs are generating -- they are harder to engage, because they feel they are a different kind of

vern glenn locker room report coming up on game day tonight. >> that's nice. >> you know? >> we talked about the energy, the post game interviews. you can see the sparkle in their eyes, in contrast to other locker rooms. >> michael crabtree was in the 49er locker room, never really fit there. you look at his attitude, they have turned that culture around. >> it's awesome to see. is it really tomsula 100%? his fault? i don't think so. >> he says that. >>> see you at 11:00. "60 minutes" is next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> whitaker: what is this? you might think of heroin as primarily an inner city problem, but dealers are making huge profits by expanding to new, lucrative markets-- suburbs all across the country. i'm sitting here looking at you, and you look young and fresh, you're the... you're the girl next door. and you were addicted to heroin. >> i mean, obviously, it's very flattering that you say, like, i don't look like a junkie. but even miss america could be a junkie. i mean, anybody can be a junkie. >> sta

you don't need commentators, not to take anything away from verne and gary. >> rick: prizefight. both putting on their capes getting ready to go to the center of the ring. >> adam: can't wait for that one at the top of the hour on cbs. meantime, get you caught up on other action. the battle for the west. florida is already your east champs. austin hardin for all the kicking woes they had, he nails it 9-7. jim mcelwain in his first year going to the s.e.c. championship. >> when you're on a championship run -- let's call it what it is -- we're on a championship run, and sometimes there is games like this. champions figure out ways to win them. and these guys are the s.e.c. east champs. they figured out a way to win and i can't tell you how proud i am of those players. >> carter: florida gets it done 9-7. they're going to be scouting s.e.c. west games going forward. in the meantime, georgia did find offense today handing kentucky their fourth straight loss and tennessee after blowing a 17-3 lead they buckle up at the end. meanwhile, b.j., number one, clemson, detloeped florida state

verne buchanan of florida for your explanation of your letter and where you stand on.is thank you so much. >> coming up, new details on the stepped up security in washington, d.c., and other american cities this morning. we have new developments on that after the video posted by isis warns of an attack at the heart of this country. >> i feel the same way i felt before 9/11, that something very well could happen here. >> up next, i'll get reaction from senior members of the house foreign affairs committee, congressman gregory meeks of new york. and later, confessions of an isis spy. a man who says he may have trained two of the paris attackers is now speaking out. what he is revealing about isis sleeper cells around the world. when it comes to helping you reach your financial goals,t taking small, manageable steps can be an effective... and enjoyable approach... compared to the alternatives. push! i am pushing! sfx: pants ripping how you doing eddie? almost there. small steps. at axa, we'll help you take the next steps, with more confidence. for advice, retirement and i

let's start with you, vern, if you don't mind. >> okay. sure.ram. and of all the aspects of medicaid, the one that is the most confusing and complex is eligibility, even to the extent that supreme court justices have weighed in on this going way back, not just the recent supreme court. but justice powell referred to medicaids ab s as biz inteen. berger referred to it as a maze of complexity. that's eligibility. in the beginning, as judy said, medicaid was the health benefit for persons on welfare. and that was pretty much it. you know, as i was looking back through my files, my old files, i have come to appreciate why i'm here because i'm old. >> and you have files. >> and i have files. >> you have good stories. >> that's true. >> so i found a memo from the first administrator in 1977. and to secretary cala calafana. it says right here -- this is in 1978. it says, medicaid is a healthcare financing program for the welfare population. that was true, completely true. it goes on to say medicaid embodies the problems of the welfare system and the he

vern is here to tell us about it. >> it starts up on thanksgiving, goes through the weekend. football, food, a lot of it. hey, college football rivalry weekend traditional matchup in business now. notre dame, stanford, stanford up 28-23. we got ucla and usc. --tommy trojan came on in with the lady of joy. ucla on offense scoring in the 3rd quarter. paul perkins one of two scores. bruins led 21-20 but that woke up the trojans. josh rumbled in. rasheem green, 6'5", almost 300. usc ripped off 20 unanswered points. they won 40-21. sc will play stanford next saturday in the pac-12 championship. >>> all right. now, he may not look happy but jim harbaugh, yeah, he is not happy. [ laughter ] >> michigan hosting ohio state. wolverines trying to claw in this one in pure gut. ruddock scores. michigan couldn't handle ezekiel elliott. third and carry, 20-14 on a ground 2 touchdown. buckeyes won 42-13 to get to 11- 1. michigan fell to 9-3. he land grant trophy... penn >>> this is a porcelain cat. that's a land grant trophy. ..aaron burbridge...weebl e, wobble...don penn state nittany lions

a vern election with all political party. especially the national league for democracy. the political laureate aung san suy kyi. the party boycotted a 2010 election, a year before the transformation to the civilian government. >> they did participate in the polling five years ago, as a founding member of the democracy party, one of 91 parties participating in these elections. her father was the first and last democratically elected prime minister, moved by a military coup. for 50 years we were under the rule. not within five years. with within five months we wanted changes. he was a seasoned politician. he may not have a kind of frustration. >> she feels they need to challenge sol of her father's patients. some feel that despite predepictions of a win for the opposition, in is just part of the process to full democracy, that destination is still far away. >> and they thing this election is neither free nor fair. >> this is an important step on the road. but it is a small first step. if opposition parties were to win 100% of seats elected that are available to them, the m

. >> yeah, vern. what were you thinking with that question?r ] >>> blaine gabbert won his first start as a 49er. his second chance came against a much tougher defense, much tougher venue, seattle. randy johnson raising the 12th man flag. tough blow for the 49er defense early. glenn dorsey left with a knee injury. early diagnosis, acl. probably could have used him against russell wilson. 24-yard strike to tyler lockett for the touchdown and the 7-0 lead. 13-0 hawks second quarter. wilson to lockette again, 1211- yard score, 20-0 and the rout was on. gabbert did some really good things today. best pass of the day, i thought, right here, strike to vance mcdonald and the lead was cut to 20-7. but the rookie thomas rawls for seattle was unstoppable, thanks in part to lousy 49er tackles. marshawn lynch was out with an injury. rawls took it to the house. he had 255 combined yards and it was 29-13 seattle. gabbert, not enough to bring a 49er comeback. cliff averill sacked him for a loss in the fourth quarter. seattle wins 29-13. the 49ers drop to 3-7.

we welcome back to the weekend news vern glenn! >> that's right. got some highlights that i'm not afraid to use. what could happen on a college football rivalry saturday? a lot! you get some zany mad cat moments like this bounce right off. come on back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ups dominated - play... stanford, notre dame...in business... score _ - ... we got... ucla at usc... on the >>> college football up top. rivalry weekend traditional matchup dominated play. stanford-notre dame in business. cardinal leading 14-13 2nd quarter. we got ucla and usc. comemy trojan came on in with the -- tommy trojan came on in with the lady of joy. ucla on offense scoring in the 3rd quarter. paul perkins one of two scores. bruins led 21-20 but that woke up the trojans. josh rumbled in. rasheem green, 6'5", almost 300. usc ripped off 20 unanswered points. they won 40-21. sc will play stanford next saturday in the pac-12 championship. >>> all right. now, he may not look happy but jim harbaugh, yeah, he is not happy. [ laughter ] >> michigan hosting ohio state. wolverin

after a little bit of a soaking on sunday, it's going to be dry as far as the eye can see but what vern has to report in sports may bring a little bit of a tear to your eye. >> oh, you want to lean forward for this one. straight ahead a successful high school baseball team ruined by the dismissal of its coach. and a few parents may be to blame. and! jim harbaugh and drama in the same sentence! you've seen that before. only this time on the football field. ,,,, the gets to work by 8:00...ids, and always manages to give them a healthy lunch. the newlyweds seeking out wholesome meals and exciting flavors for their new cookware. the guy who finally decided to kick 35 years of bad snacking habits. you inspire us to do everything we do... ...for goodness' sake. life... is unpredictable. life is deaths. and births. sickness and health. love and heartbreak. and covered california is there for it all. not just to help keep you well. but to make sure the cost of being unwell doesn't ruin this whole life thing. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. coach dabo swinney tied a moti

vern glenn at heinz field and andre is at levi's tonight. >> go niners. >>> thanks for watching. see you back here in a half an hour at 6:30. >> "cbs evening news" is next and news updates always at cbssf.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, >> glor: with exactly one year until election night, new debates and new details about several prominent defenders. the u.s. now says it is likely a bomb that blew up a russian plane over egypt. dozens of football players at the university of missouri stage a walkout, saying they won't play unless the school president goes. and a toxic scare over a popular seafood has west coast fishermen facing an economic pinch. >> it could mean us losing all the stuff we have and having to sell off our boats. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening. i'm jeff glor with the western edition of the broadcast. one year from today, november 8, 2016, the nation will elect a new president. the long road to the white house

i don't know if vern has generally good news in sports. >>> yeah, good news. we'll increase the temperature over here. let's warm it up. nfl sunday, week 12 contenders, pretenders, snap, the whistle. raiders and 49ers got after it today. what did they get for their efforts? stick around. you just might be surprised. ,,,, narrator: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. through thanksgiving weekend, save up to $300 on the cooling comfort of tempur-breeze. plus, get up to 4 years interest free financing. sleep risk free with sleep train's money back guarantee, and of course, same day delivery. are you next? sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. rise up... ...if they wantea shot at staying alive for t . >>> nfl, three straight losses, it was time for the raiders to rise up if they want to stay alive for a shot at the playoffs. 2-8 titans team was just in the way. marcus mariota had his team up early, but the raiders made a little noise h

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