themselves corroborate that norman was in fact an informant he was working with the f.b.i. we have other eyewitness testimonies that are now saying that there were provocateurs on campus potentially lighting fire to the our o.t.c. building previously and that contradicts the notion that there there were no troops there when this was happening when they were guarding the r.t.c. building you know there are many many problems in the official kent state narrative here that we are. talking of the cover up and obama just came out this year you've been working with a senate to try to reopen this investigation and obama pretty much declared we're not reopening the case make you talk about who's been covering up the truth about penn state. or you know who's been covering the truth about it can't stand is pretty much everybody going back to governor rhodes at the time. president nixon at the time it was needed in with state governors in swing. governor rose was up for reelection coming up there in right around that period and you know they were really looking at putting a clamp down

themselves corroborate that norman was in fact an informant he was working with the f.b.i. we have other eyewitness testimonies that are now saying that there were provocateurs on campus potentially lighting fire to the our o.t.c. building previously and that contradicts the notion that there there were no troops there when this was happening when they were guarding the r.t.c. building you know there are many many problems in the official state narrative here that we are. talking of the cover up and obama just came out this year you've been working with that is to try to reopen this investigation and the obama pretty much declared we're not reopening the case make you talk about who's been covering up the truth about penn state. or you know who's been covering the truth but can't stand is pretty much everybody going back to governor rhodes at the time . president nixon at the time that was needed in with state governors in swing. stage got a rose was up for reelection coming up there in right around that period and you know they were really looking at putting a clamp down o

a better skydiver. >> with norman's camera recording, no one is ready for what happens next. as orlando turns his back to the door, his pack opens. the chute flies out, opening prematurely, yanking him out and snagging him on the plane's tail. he twists out of control, striking the side of the plane. his own helmet cam records the entire event. now his life and the lives of everyone inside the plane are at risk. >> i'm pretty much early deployment is very dangerous. a lot of things can happen. by force orlando is drug out of the plane, he can hit the door, be unconscious. you can see the canopy full of air on top, on boughtment, and the pressure is so great that you can actually feel the plane bouncing up and down like some type of earthquake. if he rips out the tail of the airline, the airline can go into a dead spin and nobody can get out. there's nothing nobody can do to save him. there's no way that you can climb the tail. to the back and try to release him. that's only in the movies. >> there's only one thing the skydivers left inside can do. jump. the pilot increases ai

norman welsh's attorney says he is shocked by this sentence. he told me tonight he still believes that butler was the mastermind of it all who he says has lied every step of the way. reporting live in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. >>> in the south bay now, they're calling it a horrible, irreversible mistake. that's how the santa clara county district attorney is classifying the shooting death of a 3-year-old boy who was the son of a san jose police officer. today the d.a.'s office announced the boy accidentally killed himself with his father's weapon. investigators are not filing criminal charges against officer brandon orlando. they athe shooting did not meet all the required elements for charging him with the criminal storage of a fire arm. the shooting happened at the family's home in gilroy on july 5th after the boy found his father's gun in the drawer of a nightstand. the district attorney said it's a sad and precautionary tale about gun safety. >>> president obama's united nations address began with a

for skydiver norman it's a chance to join friends and videotape 120 mile an hour drops to earth. >> i jump because i love the thrill. for me skydiving have three different thrills at the same time because you get the excitement of jumping out of the air plane and you get the rush of free falling and you know, give you that impression that you're flying. the third thrill is that you have that canopy right that is peaceful and enjoy the scenery. >> when jumping alone you step out the door, but group jumps require coordination, climbing outside of the plain, grabbing handles and standing on rails. once everyone is in position, the lead jumper gives the signal to release. at festivals with so many people jumping there's limited time and space on the ground to repack all those parachutes for subsequent jumps. so event organizers provide packers. enthusiasts who pack them for a small fee. >> orlando was a tandem master. when i go for the first time they attach to you and they're the ones that take you for a ride. >> orlando's experience should be an asset for the group jump. but when it's t

norman presses record on the camcorder. >> on that jump orlando and myself were the only ones wearing a camera. it's a good thing to have video so you can tape your friends and they can tape you and you can see what you did wrong and fix any problem that you have, just to become better. >> with norman's camera recording, no one is ready for what happens next. as orlando turns his back to the door, the pack opens, the chute flies out yanking him out and snagging him on the plane's tail. he twists out of control. his own helmet cam records the event. >> i'm pretty much early deployment is very dangerous. a lot of things can happen. by force orlando is drug out of the plane, he can hit the door, you can see the canope on top and on bottom and the pressure is so great that you can feel the plane bouncing like some type of earthquake. if he rips out the tail of the air plan, it can go into a dead spin and nobody can get out and there's nothing nobody can do to save him. there's no way that you can climb the tail. that's only in the movies. >> there's only one thing the sky divers left insi

this week kansas state coming into norman. and they're 34 seconds away from upsetting the oklahoma sooners. >> charles: should not have to take another step. now bob stoops had been 7-1 to get bill snyder. >> charles: the stream for oklahoma comes to an end. >> gus: 24-19 kansas state. what a performance. let's take you to erin andrews and the fox studio for the at&t fox college saturday post-game show. >> guys, thanks so much. another great one. this week collin klein said there's a fire in us. we want this game. kansas state beating oklahoma for the first time at home since 1997. coming up next, on the at&t post-game, we'll break down everything. so, we all set? i've got two tickets to paradise! pack your bags, we'll leave tonight. uhh, it's next month, actually... eddie continues singing: to tickets to... paradiiiiiise! no four. remember? whoooa whooaa whooo! you know ronny, folks who save hundreds of dollars by switching to geico sure are happy. and how happy are they jimmy? happier than eddie money running a travel agency

i agree with norman that it really will literally drive people out of the area and down to south city or some other area in which people want to come to this part of town for the small town experience that we have and shopping in westportal or walking around getting lunch at ocean or some place like that, but it's also speaks to something i mentioned earlier. it's another way that city hall is butting heading with residents and businesses. when residents feel threatened by the government they don't trust the government and we need less of the head butting and yes the city needs money but we can't do it on the backs of small business and the threats to residents and i completely oppose the meters on sundays and late nights. >> mr. crowley. >> in district seven i think it's necessary to dismiss this idea all together and let's not forget the holidays and they hit them as well. a one size approach doesn't fit this and i suggest the parking lots at the ball field and we do dynamic pricing and that is one solution that is dense and know they're going to pay for parking and looking for solu

norman mineta was interned as a japanese-american in world war ii. his family came back and achieved middle class. and he gets on the council and gets elected. mayor hayes was a housewife that got involved in politics because she was trying to get a stop sign at a crossing for her kids to go to school. which is a way that a lot of women used to get started in politics before there were so many professional women. mayor hammer was more professional. she was very active in the community as a volunteer doing neighborhood work and public policy kinds of work which is how i knew her way before she ran for office. and so on. one message for students is, you know this could be you. these people weren't super stars. you could see they didn't all have the massive amount of charisma. some of them were pretty plain spoken. and really any student could do it. a little lesson about history. a little lesson about diversity and lesson about really this is a possible thing for people. >> were there any disappointments of the might where you thinking i wish it would

crisis never got bailed out and there's stories reveal a very different america here's the story of norman russo who we battled with wells fargo for years to stay in the his home in this home in his home after he was conned into one of those exploding adjustable rate mortgages facing foreclosure and living out his life in an r.v. with his rife reso wasn't bailed out like mitt romney had been he instead shot himself there's the story of sergeant robert robert bales you may have heard of him he was the american soldier in afghanistan who snapped and went on a killing rampage gunning down seventeen afghan civilians turns out back at home bales' wife was losing a battle to keep the family home from the bank stirrers the day after the rampage the family home was forced to be sold for fifty one thousand dollars less than the bales had paid for it sergeant bales didn't get a bailout like mitt romney and he snapped it committed a massacre there's the story of vincent garcia who had bought her son's excuse me garcia would bought her home in one thousand nine hundred six and one awards for perfectly

here's the story of norman russo who we battled with wells fargo for years to stay in the his home in this home in his home after he was conned into one of those exploding adjustable rate mortgages facing foreclosure and living out his life in an r.v. with his rife reso wasn't bailed out like mitt romney and instead shot himself there's the story of sergeant robert robert bales you may have heard of him he was the american soldier in afghanistan who snapped and went on a killing rampage gunning down seventeen afghan civilians turns out back at home bales' wife was losing a battle to keep the family home from the bank stirrers the day after the rampage the family home was forced to be sold for fifty one thousand dollars less than the bales had paid for sergeant bales didn't get a bailout like mitt romney and he snapped it committed a massacre there's the story of vincent garcia who had bought her home sons excuse me garcia would bought her home in one thousand nine hundred six and one awards for perfectly landscape law she too was conned into refinancing your mortgage with an adjustabl

the lifetime achievement award this year is going to secretary norman manetta. he is a trailblazer. a man who paved the way for many of us. he was the first asian-american mayor of a major city. he was elected to congress 10 times. he was the first person to serve two presidents in a cabinet. first as secretary of commerce to president clinton, secretary of transportation to president bush. it was on 9/11 that secretary mineta showed us what he was made of. he made the call to ground all of the planes. it was secretary mineta who instituted the policy is -- policies at tsa. it was secretary mineta who prevented the profiling of arab- americans and muslim americans in our country. tonight, we honor secretary mineta and we give them -- him this for a very special reason. i want to thank the san francisco giants for donating this bat. the reason why we are giving this back to secretary mineta is because of what happened to him when he was a young boy. secretary mineta was forced to relocate into the internment camps. as a young boy, he was taken to the train station by military police

i wondered if her death would release me or if i was doomed to norman bates territory. he will be here in five minutes. half an hour later, after i squeezed. we were awkward as wall flowers. the lamp was already blazing with intensity. my growing hard on >> he seemed amenable. he got cold feet? may be he lost interest. ben shrugged. who knows. i would be with us in the second. i am serious. don't you feel abandoned. it's a three way honey, i don't think two people can feel abandoned. he might be late. i looked at the clock again. 25 minutes. only hustlers can get away with that. he's not a hustler? ben turned and looked at me. you think i bought us a hustler? how pathettic tic do you think we are? >> i sort of felt like he targeted us. i didn't get that sense. may be i'm wrong. ben smiled. you are disappointed. no , i said, no just annoyed. he pulled down the waist band. i don't need a mercy suck. he looked up. mercy suck. whatever. undeterred ben got down to business. mercy i said, there was when mr. johnson knocked on the door. you may have figured it out by now. to u

so he's lying on his couch when all of a sudden he starts to think of norman mailer. and in particular one of norman mailer's books called "the executioner's song," which stars this serial killer named gary gillmore. he can't stop thinking about gary gillmore and in particular the last words that gary gillmore ever said. that right before the firing squad shot him dead, they asked him, "gary, any last words?" and he says, "let's do it." and dan wieden thinks to himself, "that is so brave. that is so courageous." but he realized it's just not quite right. so he changes one word, and it becomes "just do it." that is where the iconic nike campaign comes from. even though we are always trying to make creativity into a rational process, it never is. creativity is really about serendipity. ♪ the reason i think that this category of books might be so popular is because there is a lot of interest in how this works, in how the mind works. i think it's very important to be clear that just because we are beginning to understand how moments of insight work or what's the best wa

one of the top five the expendable part to the ball and let us see in penna norman. >>> president obama shares his thoughts on clint eastwood is chilling speech. >>> the delta-or metals. the shocking and animal one michigan man found while mowing his lawn. >>> the chicken wing contest and a roast buffalo. the number of wins consu,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> mostly sunny hot and lynn today appeared about was one today as it was yesterday. your head of the bay area look out. central valley is 100 degrees in fresno. >>> the trouble on the big bridgehead >>> he felt a bill to be elegant in a window well a lot places. one of the baby alligator is staying put. the reptile is sensitive to the noises. >>> he did not like the loud sounds. other than that he just lives there. >>> were told to toads had already be funded and navigator. >>> san jose is the owner and a competing chip is back at it again. >>> the son tummies and don't come buffaloed new york. the study rose to the occasion consumed ahead 191 wings. in just 12 minutes appeared this nearly 8 lbs. of chicken wings and on. >>> when i receive that

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norman mailer's the naked and the dead. the trilogy by james jones. he sees things in the movie and he saw as as broadway plays, et cetera. from here to eternity, the thin red line, the whistler which was challenges third novel which was published after he died, or we could go on and on, memoirs about william manchester, and you may want to ask me about some of those later, that's perfectly fine. mailers fundamental point in the naked and the dead, if you read all the under pages when something like this. he was amazed by the fact that american should never stray in the conquest and killing of the japanese. i'll be the first of the japanese showed no restraint in the capacity to kill americans. who knows the pacific war was a cordial. and the bloody place. but mailer didn't see the war as he thought absently the war was justified against him but he wasn't so sure against japan. he thought that was an exercise among americans to spread about in the pacific. you don't have to agree with that but mailer was a vet. he was at nokia sake five or six weeks a

grandfather does has two firearms registered in his name late yesterday, police chaaged 70 year old norman james atewood suggesttng that at least the handgun was not secured in his ssex home and should have been. joy lepola fox 45 news at 5. a 15- year- old boy is arrested at his school in baltimoreecounty... after making threats about having a gun.police were called to forbush school in franklin just after 12 this afternoon... after the teen told hissteacher he had a gun. authorities say the boy had been placed in a "timeout" room when he infoomed the staff about the weapon.police found he did not a gun and took him into custody. a... victim... of a ...police involved shooting ... was found... around ...11:30 this morning... at... catonsville high school.. school.../. it... occurred... on... frederick road... when... a... baltimore county police officer... noticed... the suspect ... sitting... in... a stolee car..../.. the... officer... fired his gun...../ and... p shot the suspect ... as... he drove off...../ the... vehicle... was later found... in... the parking lot... of... catonsville

. >>> norman gatewood a-is being charged with breaking the law. according to police, his 13-year-old grandson road a bus to school with the handgun, showed it to class. that's when the teacher wrestled it out of his hand. the teacher is not being named tonight but is being praised for putting her life on the line. >>> the student charged at perry hall high school will be in school. he fired shots last month. 17-year-old daniel borowy is at home recovering. >>> if you have a weapon in your home, you should be responsible for it. he said you can secure your weapon for has little as a dollar. he says he did a google search to back it up. >> a teachable month for our county, citizens and our schools. lock the weapons up. keep these weapons secured. >> the chief says it only takes seconds to lock or unlock a weapon and you can keep the key right there on your key chain. >> all new at 5:00, a second person in maryland has died from the west nile virus. the number of west nile cases in the state now up to 25. that's up four from last week. all of the inf

the region is still out of the normans and is still under water. what is left of hurricane is it is moving up the mississippi valley. the national weather service reports that two tornadoes touched down in illinois. we now know, a man who fell 45 ft. to his death during a college football game had been drinking. he felt while celebrating its tennessee touchdown. witnesses described the scene as hectic. >> everyone was freed out after it happened. everyone tried to run to the site security was pushing everyone back. >> this is the second person to fall to their death in the last two days. authorities recently identified a 25 year-old man who fell 60 ft. from an escalator at the houston texas stadium on thursday. it is unknown at this time will call him -- will cause him to fall. an extreme case of bullying was caught on camera. the incident is disturbing, even more disturbing is the person at the center of the episode. the school district is still contending with the fallout as authorities investigate. >> this is cell phone video shot by students du

lawless debuted at a distance second running out top five expendables 2, born legacy and para norman. the like your movie popcorn with butter and salt may be paying more money for it. drop in the midwest has reveled popcorn stocks some call it the worst they have seen popcorn buyers have been stocking for months but prices have jumped dramatically. pricing out a lot of mom-and-pop shops. vendors of gone to south america to fulfill demand. how did shape and possibly high on drugs or alcohol and consumed with self doubt that is up promoters of michael jackson's " this is it a " tort described him in weeks before he died descriptions contained in e- mail's obtained by a los angeles times. one executive of aeg described jackson as an emotionally paralyzed mass they're also concerned the 50 show tour would be an expensive bust. the messages will likely play a role in a lawsuit likely to go to trial this year. >>> giants at look to and their road trip and a victory against the cubs and can be a stay hot against i'm so glad you called. thank you. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparen

of a shrimp trawler that was flung on to a rocky stretch of mexico's pacific coast by tropical storm norman yesterday. despiting suive that frequently swamped the boat, rope lines were fastened to rescuers on the shore and all eight crew members were eventually brought to safety. next up, the campaign gender gap and a tale of two female voters. weeks until the election, mitt romney is working hard to improve his trailing poll numbers among female voters by focusing on their economic concerns. sharyl attkisson profiles two women with very different takes on the campaign. >> dear daughter, welcome to america. your share of obama's debt is over $50,000. >> reporter: in an ad released earlier this week, the romney campaign spoke directly to women, pointing to the economy as their key concern. penny zakrzewski agrees growing debt is her greatest worry. >> when the market crashed, we ended up having two more kids and staying in a home that is too small for us. >> reporter: a stay-at-home mom with three kids she plans to vote for mitt romney. to win virginia he needs more women like her. a recent

in norman. 24-19. john hubert. looking like darren sproles. touchdown run. oklahoma. first at home since 1998. also in the big 12. jean knee smith and west virginia going outside conference play to take on maryland. smith,ta von asten, tay austin. >> mike james, a touchdown run to close it out. they win, 42-36. that dwoil it for the ford wrap-up. see you again next week. "who thinks about stuff like that?" "vince mahe grew up on two continents... and noticed that wherever you go, people have their hands full, but their feet free." "the result? a liftgate you operate with your foot." "code name?" "open sesame" "the all new twenty thirteen ford escape. it's what happens when you go further."

for the first time sharyl attkisson cbs news >>> a trip out to sea in the middle of a tropical storm norman almost cost eight fishermen their lives their trawler was snapped off the coast of mexico, you can see the strong was rocked the vessel, slamming into rocks, all eight fishermen were rescued everyone okay. >>> more tranquil and the bay area will look at the harvest moon rising over the bay bridge earlier this evening, the harvest moon is the full moon closest to the autumnal equinoxes. >>> it is amazing were able to see the moon, at the seashore were still locked in with fog, one of our of yours david fair sent in a beautiful view of the moon as well, there's davits picture we thank you for this glorious picture the harvest moon over the bay area, the next full moon on october 29th, that is called the hunter's moon. today's temperatures, 4-15 degrees warmer than yesterday 93 degrees at livermore, 10 degrees warmer at san jose, 62 san francisco, to nine a very mild overnight into the '50s and mid- 60's, because of high pressure now positioned to create an off shore flow, off shore wind

rhee release of " finding nemo " that is close second running out the possession lawless and aaron norman. three men and including an american aboard a sore use space cancel half touchdown in eastern europe. >>> the touchdown confirmed the touchdown has occurred >>> the capsule landed in kazakhstan at 750 our time it took them three a half hour is to reach earth after undocking from the international space station and then spent four months in space. weather is affecting the last light of the space shuttle endeavor, it is scheduled to take off first thing tuesday morning scheduled to arrive las angeles thursday. you may be able to see it it is scheduled to conduct low-level flyovers before landing in los angeles where it embarks as a museum exhibit at the california signed center. >>> could the 49ers save face for ,, >>> last week the 49ers defense stopped one star quarterback and aaron rodgers they face another with matthew stafford tonight. jim harbaugh and jim swartz slug friendly. the first drive of the game units up with vernon davis. an impressive early. 49ers put it away. alex smit

at the passing a school to rededicate their refurbished auditorium to the former principal, william norman. the 76-year-old retiree was found murdered in south florida. they have officially launched a scholarship in his honor. it has been a week since baltimore county promise to equip school based police officers with metal detectors. >> big administration said it will keep their promise as early as the end of this month. we have an update accept -- and what needs to happen for the wants to show on campus. >> it was a response to two gun incidents. a student was shot in the cafeteria. a week later, a student showed up with a loaded handgun. the police chief and county executive with the call to ed metal detectors to help calm the fears of parents and students. they want to make sure everything is done by the book. >> is not just simply adding these metal detectors into the schools. is having appropriate policies communicating with their scoot -- their school partners. >> the county school superintendent says safety remains one of its top priorities. that is why trying to hire -- they're tr

it reminds me of the genius of norman schwarzkopf, another army general who did lead the troops into a successful venture and try and in the persian gulf war -- triumphed in the persian gulf war. he was getting all this praise from fawning flatteries. he said, no, it does not take courage to order men into battle. it takes courage to go into battle. what we're talking about -- >> no, we are -- the israelis are not asking the u.s. to go to war. they are simply sayi that if you are not interested in doing this, and we understand that, let us fight our own war because of our lives are at stake. >> i heard a different speech than you did. >> no, netanyahu said explicitly that great powers don't have a moral right if they will draw a red line of giving israel the red light. -- if they won't draw a red line of giving israel the red light. are you denying that the administration put enormous pressure on israel to do nothing? >> we have agreements with them, and then there's of retaliation -- >> they have no agreements -- we have no agreements of that sort. >> when the president said this we

now police are charging the state and grandfather. 71-year-old norman gatewood was served with a criminal summons this afternoon. investigators say the 13-rural entered the school armed. at the end of the first period and he pulled out the gun, waved around for a teacher who is being identified only as a female wrestled with the student and finally got the gun away. >> we know that the teacher immediately reacted and began to grapple with the individual, knocking the handgun out of his hand to the floor. we know that damage occurred to the gun when it was not to the floor. the teacher continued to restrain the young man and summoned a with a hand-held unit that she possessed. >> the student was taken into custody and the school placed on temporary lockdown. more than two dozen middle school students experience so frightening moments in the classroom. >> this latest incident comes two weeks after a student at perry hall high school opened fire in the cafeteria, striking a fellow classmate. kerry cavanaugh joins us live from county police headquarters with more on what the stemmers run stud

the match up, greg norman who held the top spot 96 weeks told foxsports.com says tiger is shaken up by mac el roy's ascension. what i'm seeing is the tigers intimidated by rory. he knows his time is up. it's normal. they tend to go in 15-year cycles. mcilroy won including in august. tiger woods has not won a major since the 2008 open. >>> after starting the season ranked number eight, the razor backs open by losing to louisiana monroe. they were blown out of their home stadium, 52-0. john l. smith in little rock felt the need to deliver a rousing pep talk to the press. >> let's go! you guys act like it. pick it up a little bit. get your chin up. smile. smile! okay? dang, you guy -- all right. >> oh, boy, i think they are losing it down there. >> steve sabol, the man who shaped profootball died yesterday at age 69 after a battle with brain cancer. his father ed founded nfl films. he won 40 emmys for cinematography. he was awarded a lifetime emmy. the profootball viewing experience. the images here, they invented them. the super slow mo replay. the guys breathing in the trenches, setting

norman scott was in another ship, killed by friendly fire from services go. both admirals killed in action on friday the 13th. i don't think i've ever happen again. i think that might've been a first and last. so you know, we have this incredible battle, which once again stops japanese bombardment force from hitting henderson field and therefore stopped the convoy from coming down and landing its troops on the beaches, therefore stays guadalcanal yet again. the significance of the sacrifices that the following day the air force was able to fly in another bombardment from 14-inch shells. they fly out, find the japanese =tranfour and of circling in the northern part and worked them over and they send down at the four out of six/japanese transports with most of an entire japanese entry division. suppiah sacrifice that night, and guadalcanal is once again saved. two nights later the japanese gathered remnants of the massive onto task force order of battle they've assembled nhi again. they circled that the one battleship has survived. the kirby schama comes back w

significantly under represented in leading positions in business when you compare germany with other norman -- northern european countries. why is that? >> indeed, and there is also a major pay gap. it is also related to structural measures. child care still quite lacking, particularly for young children. states are supposed to be putting more child care in place, but that has not been happening very quickly. many schools get out before noon, sending their children home for lunch, so that definitely makes it much harder for women to enter the workforce. >> our chief political correspondent wrapping up the story, ending a long day for you. thank you very much. >> germany's second chamber parliament has blocked a controversial draft law, which would have allowed the german authorities to sell private, personal data. >> the way it stands, authorities could sell information gathered when someone registers where they live unless the person directly prohibits that. lawmakers say authorities should only be able to share the data if express agreement has been obtained before hand. more than 20 peop

school student, friends and family grapple to try and make sense of this killing. 18-year-old marckel norman ross was a junior at central high school in capitol heights. his body was found yesterday morning on old central avenue. kristin fisher has the latest on the investigation. she's outside central high school. >> reporter: jc, prince george's county police say they still have no suspects and no motive. marckel ross was just walking to school, his regular route a mile and a half long. he was coming to central high school when he was shot and killed on the sidewalk just a mile away from here. his books and backpack scattered across the roadway. >> it was -- [indiscernible] people were crying. >> reporter: students at central high school walked the same walk that their classmate was killed on just one day ago. but many parents say today they opted to drive their kids to school instead. >> this just happened yesterday. i think for at least the rest of the week, there should be more police presence. >> reporter: marckel ross was an honor student, a member of rotc and a popular modeling club

the firm's owner, norman, hooked this monster. >> there is a fish of a lifetime. >> they were out there as a team building exercise. it took them about 50 minutes to pull this thing in. they had to pass the rod back and forth because they were getting exhausted. >> push the plunger all the way in. >> you see them injecting this sturgeon. actually a locater. they're going to track this fish and release it because they are considered a threatened species. >> what? >> probably a lot of little fish in that water saying take him. please take him. they're putting him back in? >> this summer they caught another one, 12 feet 4 inches. so this isn't the biggest sturgeon ever caught by great river fishing. >> i would kiss it. >> maybe you turn into some sort of superhero. >> sturgeon man. >> the other people that were really excited about this video, mat clive and the entire gang at great river fishing. they're huge rtm fans and when we told them this video was going to be on, they flipped out. big shout out to them. we know where to go when we go to canada. >> next time somebody catches it it's

it reminds me of norman schwarzkopf, who led troops to a successful venture, the triumph in the persian gulf war. he was getting all this praise from his fawning flatterers, and he said no, it does not take courage to order men into battle. it takes courage to go into battle. --t we're talking about >> no, the israelis are not asking the westergaard war. -- are not asking the u. s to go to war. they are saying that if you are not interested in doing this, let us fight our own war because our lives are at stake. that is all the israelis are asking for. >> i heard a different speech from you, then. >> no, netanyahu said explicitly that great powers do not have a moral light, if they will not draw a red line, of giving israel the red light. are you denying that the administration put enormous pressure on israel to do nothing? >> if the air israelis do it themselves, we have agreements with them. >> we have no agreements of that sort. israel is not a member of nato. >> when the president said this week, if romney is suggesting we should start another war -- is that a cheap shot? >> no. romn

. >> i am norman yee and running for supervisor and lived in the district for 27 year scption my two daughters grew up and i am running because i want to grow our economy, make our streets safer and keep our families here, and have been on the school board as a president for eight years now and we turned the school district around to improve test scores and more fiscally accountable and this is what i bring in. i am a consensus builder. i work with people to find results and get results and i have been effective as elected official for eight years and i will bring that into the board of supervisors. thank you very much. >> i am bob squarey. i live in san francisco. the 49ers were founded in 46 in my honor. i want to thank them -- [laughter] i will be given my season tickets up when i leave the city. i had them for over 40 years. they're gone but with that said i started two successful businesses in san francisco. i have a childrens' foundation "one children at a time inc." and did jobs around the world and every nickel i raised go to helping the kids. i will bring a strong budget con

. >> according to greg norman tiger woods is intimidated by rory but she wasn't playing scared today at the championship in atlanta. neither was justin road who owns a share of what road. looks to be all blind but make a hard right turn and goes in for the birdie. right you tie with rose they are for under par. 7 sports by river rock casino. >> all right thank you. >> all right night come in nex next. thank for joining us

. >> according to greg norman tiger woods is intimidated by rory but she wasn't playing scared today at the championship in atlanta. neither was justin road who owns a share of what road. looks to be all blind but make a hard right turn and goes in for the birdie. right you tie with rose they are for under par. 7 sports by river rock casino. >> all right thank you. >> all right night come in nex next. thank for joining us

what an impressive win to go into norman and beat the sooners. to recap it all, welcome into the "at&t post-game show," erin andrews, eddie george, joey harrington. the story of the game seems to be the turnovers, three of them by the oklahoma sooners. kansas state took advantage of that. they scored 17 points off of them. landry jones fumbled twice and had an interception. he seemed rattled. >> he did seem rattled. he did what he wanted to work on in this off-season. didn't step up into pressure. got flushed out. got rattled. caused a fumble. caused a bad throw and interception. he needs to work on that. that's been his sticking point. that's been his down fall, how he handles pressure in the pocket, and it got to him today. >> kansas state took advantage of that. you said before this game, eddie, the wildcat, they don't play a pretty game. and you like that. >> and it wasn't a pretty game to watch. from my perspective, it was. john hubert, a huge game. 123 yards on 12 carries. capitalized on the turnovers, won time of possession, and they go in