at large and tips continue to come in. >> both sit on the fbi's most wanted list, jason brown, the p stealing an armored car, and the other accused of murdering his family back i fox 10 was there that day as the home burned. >> neighbors said it was like the house exploded. >> the whole house shook. >> all they could do is comfort each other as investigators sifted through what little remained, hoping to not find anybody among the rubble. >> inside, investigators found robert fisher's wife and two kids. they had been killed before the fire. >> how can a father slit their that's something mind boggling, as any parent could never understand how or why he would do such a thing. >> robert caldwell is the fbi's lead investigator on the case. >> we believe from the information that we have at the time that mary was getting ready to divorce roberts, and rather than him letting his kids get raised by someone else if they got divorced, he wanted to start clean slate. >> he was described as a man who loved the strong survival skills but had a dark controlling side. >> total control freak, odd

. >> reporter: jason brown is big. football player big. 6'3", 320. and, yes, seven years as a pro center with the nfl's ravens and rams. >> when i turned 27 years old, that was the same age that my older brother was when he was killed serving our country in afghanistan. and itll examination of my life. >> reporter: brown walked away from a $37 million contract and hung up his cleats. >> i wear size 16 shoe. and he wore a size 14 shoe. and to tell you the truth, i still couldn't fill his shoes. >> reporter: deeply religious and devoted to his family, he too wanted to serve. but instead of the military, jason brown bought a farm. >> how did you learn learned to farm from watching videos on youtube, i get a lot of laughs, and i get a lot of chuckles, right? >> reporter: he calls it first fruits farm. >> jason grows food to give it away. >> reporter: where the first harvest is all donated to feed the hungry. >> we have a list of names and we share. because sharing is caring. >> reporter: this year, more than 250,000 pounds of sweet potatoes. [ laughter ]

. >> reporter: jason brown is big. football player big. 6'3", 320. and, yes, seven years as a pro center with the nfl's ravens and rams. >> when i turned 27 years old, that was the same age that my older brother was when he was killed serving our country in afghanistan. and it really caused me to take an examination of my life. >> reporter: brown walked away from a $37 million contract and hung up his cleats. >> i wear size 16 shoe. and he wore a size 14 shoe. and to tell you the truth, i still couldn't fill his shoes. >> reporter: deeply religious and devoted to his family, he too wanted to serve. but instead of the military, jason brown bought a farm. >> how did you learn how to farm? >> you know, when i tell people that i learned to farm from watching videos on youtube, i get a lot of laughs, and i get a lot of chuckles, right? >> reporter: he calls it first fruits farm. >> jason grows food to give it away. >> reporter: where the first harvest is all donated to feed the hungry. >> we have a list of names and we share. because sharing is caring. >>

, and both are still at large and tips continue wanted list, jason brown, the p stealing an armored car, and the other accused of murdering his family back in 2001. fox 10 was there that day as the home burned. >> neighbors said it was like the house exploded. >> the whole house shook. >> all they could do is comfort each oth a sifted through what little remained, hoping to not find anybody among the rubble. >> inside, investigators found robert fisher's wife and two kids. they had been killed before the fire. >> how can a father slit their children's throats? that's something mind boggling, as any parent could never understand how or why he would do such a thing. >> robert caldwell is the fbi's lead investigator on the case. >> we believe from the to divorce roberts, and rather than him letting his kids get raised by someone else if they got divorced, he wanted to start clean slate. >> he was described as a man who loved the outdoors and had strong survival skills but had a dark controlling side. >> total control freak, odd behavior. he stands upright, and he has an injured lower back,

but instead of the military, jason brown how to farm? >> you know, when i tell people that i learned to farm from watching videos on youtube, i get a lot of laughs, and i get a lot of chuckles, right? >> reporter: he calls it first fruits farm. >> jason grows food to give it away. >> reporter: where the first harvest is all donated to feed the hungry. >> we have a list of names and we share. because sharing is election day recount efforts are underway in two states. wisconsin and pennsylvania. and possibly a third. michigan. where it was made official today that president-elect donald trump won that state as well. >> the recount efforts were made possible by green party candidate jill stein. who made the official request. but it's donald trump's tweets over the last 24 hours that are causing a stir on the issue of voter fraud. joe, you have a verify report on trump's claims? >> that's right. we should tell you that president-elect donald trump sent a flurry of tweets yesterday attacking hillary clinton for supporting recounts in those th

. >> reporter: jason brown is big. football player big. 6'3", 320. and, yes, seven years as a pro center with the nfl's ravens and rams. >> when i the same age that my older brother was when he was killed serving our country in afghanistan. and it really caused me to take an examination of my life. >> reporter: brown walked away from a $37 million contract and hung up his cleats. >> i wear size 16 shoe. and he wore a size 14 shoe. and to tell you the truth, i still religious and devoted to his family, he too wanted to serve. but instead of the military, jason brown bought a farm. >> how did you learn how to farm? >> you know, when i tell people that i learned to farm from watching videos on youtube. i get a lot of laughs and a get a lot of chuckles. >> reporter: he calls it first fruits farm. >> jason grows food to give it away. >> reporter: where the first harvest is all donated to feed the hungry. >> we have a list of names and we share. because sharing is 250,000 pounds of sweet potatoes. [ laughter ] >> reporter: and lining up in the dirt alongsi

. >> reporter: jason brown is big. football player big. 6'3", 320. and, yes, seven years as a pro center with the nfl's ravens and rams. >> when i turned 27 years old, that was the same age that my older brother was when he was killed serving our country in afghanistan. and it really caused me to take an examination of my life. >> reporter: brown walked away from a $37 million contract and hung up his cleats. >> i wear size 16 shoe. and he wore a size 14 shoe. and to tell you the truth, i still couldn't fill his shoes. >> reporter: deeply religious and devoted to his family, he too military, jason brown bought a farm. >> how did you learn how to farm? >> you know, when i tell people that i learned to farm from watching videos on youtube. i get a lot of laughs and a get a lot of chuckles. >> reporter: he calls it first fruits farm. >> jason grows food to give it away. >> reporter: where the first harvest is all donated to feed the hungry. >> we have a list of names and we share. because sharing is caring. >> reporter: this year, more than 250,000 poun

. >> reporter: jason brown is big. football player big. 6'3", 320. and, yes, seven years as a pro center with the nfl's ravens and rams. >> when i turned 27 years old, that was the same age that my older brother was when he was killed serving our country in afghanistan. me to take an examination of my life. >> reporter: brown walked away from a $37 million contract and hung up his cleats. >> i wear size 16 shoe. and he wore a size 14 shoe. and to tell you the truth, i still couldn't fill his shoes. >> reporter: deeply religious and devoted to his family, he too wanted to serve. but instead of the military, jason brown bought a farm. >> you know, when i tell people that i learned to farm from watching videos on youtube, i get a lot of laughs, and i get a lot of chuckles, right? >> reporter: he calls it first fruits farm. >> jason grows food to give it away. >> reporter: where the first harvest is all donated to feed the hungry. >> we have a list of names and we share. because sharing is caring. >> reporter: this year, more than 250,000 pounds of sweet

. >> reporter: jason brown is big. football player big. 6'3", 320. and, yes, seven years as a pro center with the nfl's ravens and rams. >> when i turned 27 years old, that was the same age that my he was killed serving our country in afghanistan. and it really caused me to take an examination of my life. >> reporter: brown walked away from a $37 million contract and hung up his cleats. >> i wear size 16 shoe. and he wore a size 14 shoe. and to tell you the truth, i still couldn't fill his shoes. >> reporter: deeply religious and devoted to his family, he too military, jason brown bought a farm. >> how did you learn how to farm? >> you know, when i tell people that i learned to farm from watching videos on youtube. i get a lot of laughs and a get a lot of chuckles. >> reporter: he calls it first fruits farm. >> jason grows food to give it away. >> reporter: where the first harvest is all donated to feed the hungry. >> we have a list of names and we share. because sharing is caring. >> reporter: this year, more than 250,000 pounds of swee [ laughter ]

. >> reporter: jason brown is big. football player big. 6'3", 320. and, yes, seven years as a pro center with the nfl's ravens and rams. >> when i turned 27 years old, that was older brother was when he was killed serving our country in afghanistan. and it really caused me to take an examination of my life. >> reporter: brown walked away from a $37 million contract and hung up his cleats. >> i wear size 16 shoe. and he wore a s 14 shoe. and to tell you the truth, i still couldn't fill his shoes. >> reporter: deeply wanted to serve. but instead of the military, jason brown bought a farm. >> how did you learn how to farm? >> you know, when i tell people that i learned to farm from watching videos on youtube. i get a lot of laughs and a get a lot of chuckles. >> reporter: he calls it first fruits farm. >> jason grows food to give it away. >> reporter: where the first harvest is all donated to feed the hungry. >> we have a list of names and we share. because sharing is caring. >> reporter: this year, more than 250,000 pounds of sweet potatoes. [ laughter

it's been a long journey for jason brown. it's one he says he doesn't regret a bit. >> that's for sure. as a seven year pro, bro was earning millions of dollars. at the height of his career, he left it behind to become a farm tore give back to the -- farmer he turned 27, same age his brother was when serving in afghanistan and died, he decided to serve. he brought a farm in north carolina. he grows food and donates to the hungry. >> i don't want any type of notoriety other than people to say you know what, thai)s just some kid from the cou?zntry!t tt can play a little bit of football. look what he's doing with his life now. if he can do it, i >> he said for him being in the nfl was just meaningless. he had nev?xer a day in his life which blows my mind. getting into it obviously tough. at first he learned most on youtube. he did youtube video farming. this year alone, his farm grew 250,000 pounds of sweet potatoes to feed the hungry. he walked away from a contract. >> what he does now has more?n vae than anything could assign

. >> reporter: jason brown is big. football player big. 6'3", 320. and, yes, seven years as a pro center with the nfl's ravens and rams. >> when i turned 27 years old, that was the same age that my older brother was when he was killed serving our country in afghanistan. and it really caused me to take an examination of my life. >> reporter: brown walked away from a $37 million contract and hung up his cleats. >> i wear size 16 shoe. and he wore a size 14 shoe. and to tell you the truth, i still couldn't fill his shoes. >> reporter: deeply religious and devoted to his family, he too wanted to serve. but instead of the military, jason brown bought a farm. >> how did you learn how to farm? >> you know, when i tell people that i learned to farm from watching videos on youtube. i get a lot of laughs and a get a lot of chuckles. >> reporter: he calls it first fruits farm. >> jason grows food to give it away. >> reporter: where the first harvest is all donated to feed the hungry. >> we have a list of names and we share. because sharing is caring. >> reporte

. >>> the reason jason brown says he is happier waking up at the crack of dawn. but at the height of his career, he left it all behind for a wildly >>> an nfl star earning millions of dollars on the gridiron, but at the height of his career, he chose to leave it all behind for a wildly different life on a farm. >> nbc's kevin tibbles tells us how he is giving back in our newest inspiring america report. >> reporter: a new day peeks every the carolina hills. as the gentle giant stirs. >> never stop giving. never stop loving. never stop growing. >> reporter: jason brown is big. football player big. 6'3", 320. and yes, seven years as a pro center with the nfl's ravens and rams. >> when i turned 27 years old, that was the same age that my older brother was when he was killed serving our country in afghanistan. and it really caused me to take an examination of my life. >> reporter: brown walked away from a $37 million contract and hung up his cleats. >> i wear size 16 shoe, and he wore a size 14 shoe. and to tell you the truth, i still couldn't fill his shoes. >> repo

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he showed the couple this fbi poster for jason derrick brown and accused killer on the fbi's ten most wanted list. >> after this conversation was done, the male asked the couple if he could enter their home and use their bathroom. the couple was uncomfortable with this and asked the male to leave. that's the point at which they called

never stop growing. >> reporter: jason brown is big. football player big. 6'3", 320. and, yes, seven years as a pro center with the nfl's ravens and rams. >> when i turned 27 years old, that was the same age that my older brother was when he was killed serving our coun afghanistan. and it really caused me to take an examination of my life. >> reporter: brown walked away from a $37 million contract and hung up his cleats. >> i wear a size 16 you shoe, and he wore a size 14 shoe. and, to tell you the truth, i still couldn't fill his shoes. >> reporter: deeply religious and devoted to his family, he, too, wanted to serve. but instead of the military, how did you learn how to farm? >> when i tell people that i learned to farm from watching videos on youtube, i get a lot of laughs and i get a lot of chuckles. >> reporter: he calls it first fruits farm. jason grows food to give it away. where the first harvest is all donated to feed the hungry. >> we have a list of names and we share because sharing is caring. >> reporter: this year more than 250,000 pounds of sweet potatoe

but instead of the military, jason brown bought a farm. >> how did you learn how to farm? >> you know, when i tell people that i learned to farm from watching videos on youtube. i get a lot of laughs and a get a lot of it first fruits farm. >> jason grows food to give it away. >> reporter: where the first harvest is all donated to feed the hungry. >> we have a list of names and we share. because sharing is caring. >> reporter: this year, more than 250,000 pounds of sweet potatoes. [ laughter ] >> reporter: and lining up in the dirt alongside the volunteers on harvest day, the former football player who used to snap the ball in front of millions from the line of scrimmage. >> this is the most wonderful thing that you could possibly any type of notoriety other than for people to say, you know what, that's just some kid from the country that can play a little bit of football, but look what he's doing with his life right now. if he can do it, i can do it. >> reporter: for this mountain of a man, helping those less fortunate reaps the best bounty of all. kevin tibbles, nbc news

. >> reporter: jason brown is big. football player big. 6'3", 320. and, yes, seven years as a pro center with the nfl's ravens and rams. >> when i turned 27 years old, that was the same age that my older brother wasn he was killed serving our country in afghanistan. and it really caused me to take an examination of my life. >> reporter: brown walked away from a $37 million contract and hung up his cleats. >> i wear size 16 shoe. and he wore a size 14 shoe. and to tell you the truth, i still couldn't fill his shoes. >> reporter: deeply religious and devoted to his family, he too wanted to serve. bought a farm. >> how did you learn how to farm? >> you know, when i tell people that i learned to farm from watching videos on youtube. i get a lot of laughs and a get a lot of chuckles. >> reporter: he calls it first fruits farm. >> jason grows food to give it away. >> reporter: where the first harvest is all donated to feed the hungry. >> we have a list of names and we share. because sharing is caring. >> reporter: this year, more than 250,000 pounds of swe

he allegedly showed the couple the fbi poster for jason derrick brown an accused killer on the fbi's 10 most wanted list. >> the male asked the couple he could enter their home and use the bathroom. that's the point at which they called 911. >> they were like okay. he said can i use your bathroom. that doesn't sound right. >> reporter: a long list of items found in leblank's backpack. a 38 special hand gun, rope, zip ties and a military style knife. in the backpack police say they and personal information. 3 of the 4 names and addresses were people who work at m.i.t.'s lincoln laboratory a lexington defense contractor. leblank's lawyer says he has no criminal record. >> he asked to use the bathroom. they said no. they didn't feel comfortable with that. and he left. >> anchor: a car in hingham at a ship yard burst into flames today. no one investigators haven't said yet what might have started a fire. >>> a hot pursuit stretches from connecticut to massachusetts today. surveillance video from a worcester store shows the driver racing down the street with 2 troopers behind. police arre

he showed the couple this fbi poster for jason derrick brown and accused killer on the fbi's ten most wanted list. >> after this conversation was done, the male asked the couple if he could enter their home and use their bathroom. the couple was uncomfortable with this and asked the male to leave. that's the point at which they called said can i use your bathroom, and they were like, that doesn't sound right. >> a police report shows a long list of items found in his backpack, including a .38 special handgun, rope, zip ties, and a military-style knife. he carried a stun gun in his pocket also. police write in that report after they found the gun, they were alarmed and did more checking of the backpack and found four post-it notes with names and personal information. addresses were people that work at m.i.t.'s lincoln laboratory, and a fourth was an m.i.t. professor. his lawyer says he has no record. >> he asked to use the bathroom and they said no and he left. >> reporter: the attorney says those m.i.t. employees on the post-it notes were applying for mortgages and that's why he had t

it's going to be a big challenge. >> reporter: jason whitten speaking kindly of the cleveland browns. sports tonight, after the late news, coming up tomorrow, browns and cowboys. jimmy's take on what happens and super dave goes one-on-one with scott. don't miss it after the late news tomorrow night. the indians had a great season. cavaliers off to a great start. the browns but the cavs already there. >> thinking positive. >>> thank you for joining us. "nbc nightly news" is next. latest news, weather and traffic and sports always on our app and wkyc.com. hillary will be back at 11:00. >>> on this saturday night the final push on this last weekend before the election. the candidates make their cases to crucial voters in key states. hillary clinton drawing on star power to make a plea to minority voters and the trump campaign faces new questions about his past >>> white house lockdown. the tense moments as secret service confronts a masked man with a gun. >>> serial killer. the search for more bodies on a remote farm in south carolina as a deeper and disturbing picture emerges of the sus

browns had 3 lost fumbles. prior frustrated and sore the are the fans. browns lose. >> the way our defense played today, you don't win games like that. we could've beat that team is sad. games that we can win versus a very good team, they had 3 ostensibly we just didn't do it. i don't know what it was. you have to talk to the coaches and stuff like that but whatever it is we need to fix it. >>> next week the browns have a bye week and they return home to play against the bengals. >> at least we have the buckeyes. lebron james and his team celebrated a win yesterday. today they are on the road face. covington gets him. check out the cut above his eye. nasty. jr smith helping out dabbing his eye with the tissue. he did have to get stitches. lebron with the monster afternoon drives, throws it down. is just getting started. in the 2nd, thompson at the free-throw line, no good butler brown -- lebron on the follow- up . 4th. pretty play there and then lebron kicks it out to kyrie for the 3. he buries it. he scored 19 of the season. the cavaliers come back to b

the quarterback threw for 3 touchdown passes including this one too tight end jason. 92 yards. the cowboys have won 7 in a row. browns are zero - 9. they have lost 19 to 20. cowboys win 35 - 10 . >>> it starts with me. i want to make sure everyone understands that. is sent me getting our plans and everybody involved in this organization. again we have to slow the rundown that we control the other teams . we had a good game but we have to get better in areas. josh was 19 of 27 for 203 yards . no touchdown passes and no interceptions. the game plan was out of the window for the rookie quarterback despite the fact he started off looking together and capitalizing. that was on us off instantly to continue to do that in the 2nd half. we just didn't go away. >> much like the patriot's game , cons of cowboy -- tons of cowboy fans at the game . 18 carries for 92 yards, 2 touchdown that first energy also dropped to that go hio. a rare game in the state of ohio they didn't have more than 100 yards rushing on more than 12 it is a stretch. >> shows the strength of the buckeye nation. it sho

. >> the only game of the day, giant and brown, josh jason pierre picks it three sacks and a fourth fumble. giants only up by seven but eli manning and odell beckham junior changed that four-yard touchdown in the middle. g men won re win 27-13. xjoel embiid. the last time we saw him, he was kicking a chair with minute restrictions. embiid back on the court. great position, gets the lay-up and all the way his parents were there to watch. 22 points, the sixers had a double digit lead at one point in the team but the cavs decided to turn it on in the fourth quarter. labron had a triple double. the sixers moved this one, third straight 112 didn't 108. eagles, tomorrow will have a little extra screws the eagles will be introducing two philly greats into their hall of fame. former jeremiah trotter and the voice of the eagles merle reese. they spoke to pitchers, signed autographs, they spoke about what this means to them >> this is the greatest honor i've ever received. it's amazing to be honored for something that you do that you love so much that's really such a pleasure. there's nothing i'd ra

jason with the present takes a 43 yard for the touchdown 20-6. brown's fight back. hundred 23 yards passing in this touchdown to wide open court coleman 20-13 was 870 left. manning and beckham junior gets a quickly with another touchdown. six for 96, 27-13 is the score. that's the final as the browns lose and they have four chances left to win a game this season. >>> these players, this organization, they need too much to me for me to ever feel like that. do i get disappointed? >> yes. disappointed. i go to all those emotions. >> that has to be tough to go up there each week like that. >> next up, the bengals come to town tuesday. joe flacco to reshod, herrmann touchdown 7-0. they never give up the lead. they have shot to take the lead but andy dalton fumbles after being sacked. ravens and the five-game skid against the bengals winning winning 19-14. they are 6-5 with the steele >>> a win friday night at home, a trip to columbus and then 1 o'clock tip in philadelphia. they went with al schober and channing frye and chairs the shooting 0-11. it is the cavs a while to

jason would to what the first of three touchdowns. the cowboys bought the browns 21-10 for their seven straight win. cleveland is now zero and nine. and andrew luck out of his mind after the colts opening kickoff. here comes aaron rogers. they bring the packers within five. rogers threw three touchdowns but lockwood not let rogers could the ball back. -- luck would not let rogers get the ball back. the colts want to run out the clock and they beat the packers. green bay is 4 and 4. jesus. alex smith sitting out after taking two hits to the head last week. first quarter first 2:15 wilson at the back of the end zone. kansas city with the lead. fourth quarter, unhappy about not getting a pass interference call and getting flagged for arguing. he throws it right back at the referee and he would be ejected. over 5 million people showed up in chicago on friday to celebrate the cubs first world series title since teddy roosevelt was in the oval office. something fans never thought they would see in their lifetime.>> the first year i remember

jason wittenua somehow nobody is accounting for him. that is a big game for the dallas cowboys and how about physique? attaca all there by calhoun making a 20 ?- ten score very tough to tackle ato whole bunch of browns however, prescott would find escobar to make it 35 ?- ten. that was your final at first energy stadium. here is cody and the coach. >> it starts with me getting our players and everybody involved in thisod organization to do things right we haven to slow te rundown obviously, and we have to make sure h we control the other teams better players.tr >> it was an unfortunate situation i know cam was upsides, we came in the locker room at halftime there are involved in everything which is great to see so yes, i was an unfortunate situation but he is a great player. >> let's go elsewhere where the ravens hosted the steelers today and baltimore. the home team lead this one all the way, as we take you there in the first quarter. joe finds wallace. he has the speed want tickets to the outside he can t make you py for it, and you j

. >>> cowboys and brown's in cleveland. how about that dak brisket. brown's lead 3-0. he finds jason witten for the touchdown. this talk about benching this guy with tony romo as well. i don't think that will go over well in dallas at this point. second quarter, press kits to beasley. the berky completed 21 of his 27 passes for three touchdowns, dallas winning big 35-to 10. in the latest poll december 15 after beating georgia tech family. they don't have much time to get ready for the next game, they will play duke rival thursday night as they get ready to battle for that bill. this is a short turnaround will make a busy week. he said there's and urged to try to get a lot done but he also knows the value >> the key is to make sure they are fresh thursday. it's a big deal, how much energy they use in the game. ill be beat up, bruised. the key is making sure they are fresh thursday. as a coach you want to put in things and game plan all these things but your two days. they have to be able to execute. >> long weather delay in texas on a nascar race is scheduled still goin

jason pierre paul glides into the end zone with these. the browns cut it to a 7 point game at 20-13. then this happened. the giants scored and took a 27-13 lead. browns couldn't get back in it after that. they have a bye next week. joe thomas of the browns spoke yesterday about the importance from the game a little bit for a few days and kind of be intro spektive a little bit about where we are and where we want to be in the last four weeks of the season and come back hungry. you want to come back with new motivation and find whatever it takes inside of you to get better to help your team get a win. >> nichole: they should be starving at this point, don't you think? come back december starts on thursday, but today's forecast looks a little more like spring, sam. >> samantha: you know, we have rain on the way, and it's going to be in the 50s later. so that is pretty spring-like. 6:40, and you can see that rain moving over the indiana/ohio border. i think some of this could clip us throughout the day, but more rain is likely tonight. we're

cover jason witten?prescott to witten for a 26-yard touchdown... 7-3 dallas... 2nd ezekiel elliott, playing back in ohio, goes off tackle for the 10-yard touchdown... gets the ball inside the pylon.14-3 cowboys... 3rd quarter... same score... elliott takes it again... this one from 8 yards out... 28-10 dallas... cowboys win big, 35-10 the game you watched right here on fox 13... eagles at giants.. collins...giants in great field position...that would lead to...eli manning passes to odell beckham jr for the touchdown...7-0 new york... later in the 2nd...eli manning lobs it up to beckham jr who catches his 2nd td of the game... 21-10 giants..manning 4 td passes.28-23 giants late in the 4th... vikings driving again... larry ellison on the end around gets the ball across the goalline just before losing control... vikings takes the lead 16-13... last chance for the lions...stafford throws it downfield to andre roberts for >> looking down field andre roberts. the lions in field goal range. 58 yards he's money.

look at this throw to jason whiten. having a great year. cowboys fabulous offensive line. numbers today, 18 carries, 92 yards. this game wasn't even close. the struggles continue for the cleveland browns. but for dallas, they are tied for the best record. elliott was fabulous today. watch him bounce it outside there is the stiff arm on the first and goal and it's all cowboys. 35-10 dallas now 7-1 on the season. big ben is back. steelers and ravens a physical rivalry in that game. how about wallace here. flacco 18 of 30, 241-yards. man, you go the distance with that speedster. number 17 the ravens doing a nice job defensively today. the steelers offense struggle on a first and goal. ben roethlisberger, look at the time he had and he says i will take it myself. ben runs it in and it's 21-14. but really too much from the by boswell and the ravens win. can't make that mistake. 21-14 baltimore over the steelers. how about that finish for big ben. lions and vikings. this is a fun game to watch. matthew stafford lets it fly for who else? antwon bolden. the ageless wonder. the for

collins matched up with jason whitten. the dallas tight end wins the battle,. the browns fall to 0-9, lose 35g-10. collins end up with eight tackles and a q.b. hit. just 20 days after having surgery to repair torn meniscus in his left knee. ben roethlisberger back on the field today in baltimore. the steelers punt on 10 of their first 11 drives. this one early in the fourth is chris moore scoops it up and scores. the ravens had a 21-0 lead. big ben gets going mid way through fourth quarter, throwing a touchdown to antonio brown and running for another one, but it's too little too late. baltimore snaps their four-game skid, winning it 21-14. jets visiting miami leading 23-20 with just over five minutes left. the fins, drake changes that. fielding the kickoff at the four-yard line. picks up some street at the 30 and goes nearly untouched for a miami wins it 27-23, improving to 4-4 on the season. jets drop to 3-6. >> play of the day brought to you by capital one. >> joe: lions hosting the vikings. tied at 16 in overtime. no tie this week. matthew stafford fires to

little brown books for young readers. jason reynolds for ghost. [applause] [cheering] books fo for youngyoung readers. the sun is also a star, eloquent press, angle random house. and the 2016 national book award for young people's literature goes to john lewis. [applause] and the winner goes to nate powell. [applause] [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] thank you. this is unreal. this is unbelievable. i grew up in rural alabama, very, very poor. i remember in 1956 when i was 16-years-old with some of my brothers and sisters and cousins going to the library trying to get library cards and were told that the libraries were whites only. and to come here and receive this award is too much. [cheering] thank you. [applause] but i had a wonderful teacher in elementary school who told me read, my child, agreed. and i tried to read everything. i loved books. thank you, andrew, nate, each and every one of you and the judges. thank you national book foundation. thank you so much. [cheering] this was an incredibly intense group effort. we couldn't have done this

pamela brown, you just heard jason chaffetz tell me he's got enough material for two years worth of hearings for hillary clinton, whether she's elected or not. he's asked the justice department to make sure they don't destroy any evidence or documents. he wants access to all of it. >> it makes you wonder his end game if she is elected president. you can't be impeached for actions before you took office. the law is murky whether you can be indicted. now, the question remains, what if the fbi wraps up the investigation in these new e-mails and finds something, what then? but being indicted doesn't even mean a conviction. in that case, she could run out the clock until the inauguration. so the question remains what the end goal is. of course, the republicans would want to feed into this perception that she's mired in scandal and so that is essentially what it seems like he's doing here. >> wolf, can i quarrel with -- >> go ahead. >> i mean, as i understand the constitution, high crimes and misdemeanors are whatever congress decides they are. so if they want to impeach her for something she did

dak fires 12 jason witten. 7-3 dallas. late in the second, 14-3, prescott to the wide open coal be easily. kind of knew how this would turn out. cowboys win 35-10. ravens hosting the steelers. ravens backed up at their one. joe flacco sling said to mike wallace, and he is a step, down we go to the fourth quarter, 13-0 ravens. they blocked the steelers' punt, picked up, takes it to the house for the exclamation point. ravens win 21-14. and stay with us, abc 7 "sports sunday" is next. we will break down the nfc east and the trent williams suspension. kimberly: i believe america is already great. yes, we have our challenges. we must give every child a great education, build an economy that works for everyone, end tax breaks for companies that move our jobs overseas. by working together, democrats and republicans, we can do these things. that's why we must defeat those who want to turn americans against one another. i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message, because united, i'm luann bennett. over my 35 years living in

browns. mccown had a 54 hard -- yard pass play. right into the hanldz of jason pierre-paul. ruled a fumble recovery. mccown sacked seven times. they are fruft yuletide and so are the fans. -- frustrated and so are the fans. . >> the team re it's not because they are not trying. even so they have to find a way to push harder. >> ephor -- every time i got got -- come to the facility, we bring it. practice and game, we bring it. watching the game rather than looking at the score, our defense is playing pretty good. i think we didn't do well on offense. >> and the pass is bobbled >> i think we need to minimize us. >> we need bring it more, win the one-on-one battles. >> i think it's simple. >> browns now 0-12. >> we have to find a way the last four weeks to try to get a win. >> as they head into the bye week the advice to the younger splarz to take a break from football and come back hunger with new motivation. lauren brill. >>> cavs started the game 0-14 from the field. they rallied. lebron had a monster day. he time it's up perfectly. triple-double. 13 assists. irving takes ov

. >> jason day, major champion. >> derrick henry will win it. james: week 11 in the nfl. tony: and there's antonio brown, one of the best in the business, taking on the winless browns today. bill: matthew stafford, all four wins have been fourth quarter comebacks. bart: and a raven alumni, super bowl m.v.p. enough said.

he leads jason wide open. cowboys roll 35-10 by the way. jamie now jamie collins senior. has list on his jersey. >> browns are 0 and 9. >> we reached final round of of the mi ahigh school football players. five games you can vote for on match up of this week. all are final rounds play off games you can vote, for bc high. division one vote for which game we will cover. >> red sox offseason begun we search for new bench coach. and we have got perfect guy to address those questions. david o'brien joins us in studio talk all thing red sox also on sunday night sport wrap. christopher price is in studio to make sense. jamie collins trade. >> jerry thornton stock markets by discuss his major announcements. all of that and more coming jam-packed sunday nights sports want. busy night >> yes sglievenlth that. very busy. >> be i guess we will switching weather. so see risk kate is and maybe (ingrid) i take pride in getting things done. but when it came to medicare, i was glad i could get a little help. (vo) ingrid and robert called anthem blue cross and blue shield and found an affo

today in cleveland, rookie dak prescott tossed three more touchdown passes, the first to jason witten. the other rookie, ezekial elliott, ran for 2 scores. dallas wins 35--10 the browns remain the only winless team in the nfl. 62-3 -- that was the final in columbus last night, as ohio big 10 championship game, if they win their final 3 games against illinois, purdue and minnesota. the new college football polls came out today, and the badgers moved up one spot in both, to seventh. alabama remains number 1, followed by michigan, clemson, washington, louisville, ohio state, and wisconsin. the great uw quarterback experiment continued yesterday in the 21-7 win at northwestern. alex hornibrook started and played most of the game, but pass f bart houston played sparingly, but led the badgers to 11 points. hornibrook said the reason houston played had nothing to do with his own struggles. >> no, we kind of had a planned before the game. >> it' workings? >> we're winning games, game. so that is all that matters. dan: and the bucks try for their fourth straight win tonight in dallas, against

cowboys smashed browns 35-ten. they are comfortably ahead of the giants in the nfc east by three games. eagles are in last lays. >> now big question is, tony romo has been practicing, who do they put in now dak and romo. >> they would have a revolt if they took dak out now. he is seven-one. well, strike is over, that is big news. >> early morning deal means septa workers will be back on the job but it doesn't mean you will be back on your normal commute. we will let you know when things get back to normallal when it comes to septa. blank. >>> calling on the stars to help win over voters at 11th hour here in philadelphia, where it all began for her, big names, lining up to be at her final rally here at independent mall tonight. refused to approve a cancer vaccine equally for both girls and boys, i stepped in to change that rule. when my own party held up recovery funds after sandy hit us, i took them on and won. and when veterans were forced to travel out of state for health care, i brought in new local clinics and

they missed cowboys domination jason witten had a big day. they never gave it up. >> former buckeyes, 92 yards rushing and two touchdowns. the rookies combined for five touchdowns and dancing. dancing in front of their own fans. dallas wins big 35-10. for more, here's the voice of the browns. >> from first energy stadium, where none of the numbers are good. the bronx lose to the cowboys, in the season, there 0-9. they are on the wrong side of team history as if it together 12 straight losses. that's a team record for futility. the last team to put those amounts of losses together, 1934-75, 11 in a row with these guys have that price of being 12 losses in a row. the browns have fallen to the point where teams look at their schedule and they say, we're going to cleveland met will have an easy win and we will get better. it almost becomes like a scrimmage. that's the way it was on this sunday against a great team. they tuned up by playing the browns and getting things right for themselves as they go down the stretch. it used to be the teams shoo

little brown books for young readers. jason reynolds for ghost. [applause] [cheering] books fo for youngyoung readers. the sun is also a star, eloquent press, angle random house. and the 2016 national book award for young people's literature goes to john lewis. [applause] and the winner goes to nate powell. [applause] [cheering] [cheering] [cheering] thank you. this is unreal. this is unbelievable. i grew up in rural alabama, very, very poor. i remember in 1956 when i was 16-years-old with some of my brothers and sisters and cousins going to the library trying to get library cards and were told that the libraries were whites only. and to come here and receive this award is too much. [cheering] thank you. [applause] but i had a wonderful teacher in elementary school who told me read, my child, agreed. and i tried to read everything. i loved books. thank you, andrew, nate, each and every one of you and the judges. thank you national book foundation. thank you so much. [cheering] this was an incredibly intense group effort. we couldn't have done this

jason pierre-paul finds the ball in his lap and takes it to the barn. eli manning seals the envelope on some airmail to odell beckham jr. 27-13 ask improved to 8-3 on the season do the giants. make sure to catch sunday night football. chiefs versus broncos. >>> to the sixers, who were hosting the world championship cavs this afternoon. the home team getting it going early. joel embiid, the figure fella, taking it hard to the 10 and 1 on richard jefferson. embiid talking some trash. jefferson doesn't like it, can't do nieg about it. sixers up early. late in the first half, no one with an eye on lebron james, and that's a problem. turns the sixers' defense into dunkin' dummies. lebron had a triple-double and way too much kyrie irving. sixers fall 112-108. but brett brown sees positives. >>> in terms of the flyers, they're in action on csn hosting the flames at 7:30. anthony stow lars is expected to make his first start in the nlh this evening. he was called up after the goaltender was sidelined with an injury. the flyers looking to snap a two-game losing

. >> jason day, major champion. >> derrick henry will win it. james: week 11 in the nfl. tony: and there's antonio brown, one of the best in the business, taking on the winless browns today. bill: matthew stafford, all four wins have been fourth quarter comebacks. bart: and a raven alumni, super bowl m.v.p. enough said. boomer: there's dak prescott.

and may go by the name of jay or jason. he also has a tattoo that resembles rosary beads around his neck. if you recognize him, call police or text a tip to 411. >> thank you, tara. the millennium tower, what is new with it. >> european scientists are saying that the sinking problem is visibility from outer space. this is a freeze frame that we're going to show you. you can kind of make it out. it shows the ground in the area of the luxury condo development has sunk more than an inch and a half in the past year. again, if you look closely, you see the red area. that is what indicates the sink rate. engineers had estimated it was sinking one inch a year. that has changed since reports that the tower is sinking and has slipped 16 inches since it opened in 2009. these europeans started monitoring the area around the tower to try to predict earthquakes in the future. >> thank you, tara. >>> thousands of cubans are paying their respect to long time leader fidel castros. there is a memorial in revolution plaza for castro. school

collins matched up against jason whitman and the dallas tight-in wins the battle. en route the brown fall to 0-and-9. collin end 8 total tackle and qb hit. bruins back on the ice. trying to bounce back on saturday 5-2 loss to the ranger. that's sports. i'm j have a great day. >>> while the padz patriots had a bi week. deafen mccordy and matthew slater and bob craft met with commissioner evans. they went to dorchester teen center to watch a basketball team between police officers and the kids from area. >> good way to spend the off weekend. local star makes a big impression on the voice. >> and she needs your help as >> and she needs your help as the hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this ck the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. quilted northern wo

jason pierre paul catching fumble in midair and take a look returning at 43 yards touchdown. giants went 27-13 for their 6th straight victory. browns are now zero and twelve. >> here are current standings nfc east cowboys winners of 10 in a row or 10-1 and giants in third place at 6-4-1 and if the playoffs started tonight all three teams would make the postseason. the eagles are 5-5 they host parkers tomorrow night and next sunday skins face cardinals in arizona kickoff 4:25 p.m. on "fox5". >> and just up the street baltimore ravens hosting bengals, baltimore off to quick start scoring on first dry of game. joe flacco to yard touchdown. star of the game justin tucker made four fieldgoals three over 50 yards to tie a record the ravens they win 19-14 now tied with steelers for first place in the afc. >> and this afternoon local college basketball georgetown back from maui invitational hosting howard at verizon center howard fell and james hillier did everything in his power to get the team in the and but georgetown received another big performance rodney prior robert morris tra

jason snavely has more from the track. >> yeah i got started online racing through i-racing. so it's a computer simulation that is, you know race the truck series and nascar series and a lot of cars around the world. >> it's a video game? >> yeah it is. unique that i started that way. my parents were always talking about you you need to get out and do something. maybe do something. i played other sports but i was passionate about racing and luckily i got that opportunity to pursue my dream. >> what skills did you learn via i-racing that you use on race day? >> joust knowing the racetracks -- just knowing the racetracks. >> you learn that? >> yeah. i was able to come to phoenix. i've been to some tracks i've won at this year. you arrived here? >> right, yeah, that's the plan. >> so you know the sports commentators jinx? we hope we didn't jinx him. he blew a tire in the final lap but we're sure he'll have more opportunities. >>> nice quiet evening ahead. a warm and dry evening. >>> made it up to 83 today. sunny skies and clear skies tonight as the temperatures fall. upper 60s a