louis. cheer up, st. louis." take a look. it's called cheer up, st. louis." >> you've still got your beloved st. louis rams whose 3-5 record puts them in fourth place in the n.f.c. west. troubh change your smoke detector batteries this weekend. ." there you go, "cheer up, st. louis." by the way, here is some more good news for the st. louis cardinals. i just found out earlier need obamacare does cover choking. (laughter) now, i don't want to be a wet blanket and ruin the celebration for the boston red sox and their fans and so forth but isn't red sox offensive to native american hosiery makers? >> paul: yes, i would say so! >> dave: i mean, if you think about it? >> paul: absolutely, because -- (laughter) >> dave: and, speaking of good sports, earlier today the new york yankees released this congratulatory message for the red sox. take a look at this. >> the new york yankees would like to extend heart felt congratulations to their arch rivals, the boston red sox, on their eighth championship? 109 years. we'll match our 27 championships in the year 227

yeah it was a name name was tiffany and where was it in the hallway at school in st louis yes . nine. you're referring to what happened to for me well. what's a guilty pleasure you would enjoy that we don't know about a guilty pleasure how can i say i watch i watch the old channel. on oprah yeah i watch the old channel. there's mc in the game right now other than yourself best best in c. in the game right now. i would definitely probably have to ask do i still rust i'm a huge daisy fan hidden talent that you have that we don't know about i can bowl. i like the bowl what keeps you up at night. what keeps me up in the work. of all time thriller you're on a desert island what three things you take with you. my son my daughter. plenty of tylenol. pet peeve gum popping. that characterises you appreciate most in others. honesty drive. and press events of any biggest accomplishment biggest accomplishment benefit biggest regret not taking that two hundred fifty six million. if you weren't a rapper what would you be. probably a statistic. great as a tell me something no one knows about y

louis on the map, but st. louis put me on the map. >> most new businesses fail in five years, you not only didn't fail, you grew and expanded. what was your secret to success? >> people didn't believe in me at first. all i got was negative input. nothing positive. so that was kind of my inspiration. i was focused on this. i knew if i had a product that was good, it would work. i would go all over looking for the best restaurant, and especially soul food, it's a diei dieing breed. so my mom taught me and i wanted to spread it with my family. it's a good product, people will enjoy it and support you. >> the first restaurant was great, the second one was just as great. that's the one that most people go to, mangrove, but the third one, uppercrust. >> that is like the disney world of restaurants. >> exactly. ♪ >> hey. >> been waiting on you. >> do you have good news? >> i want you to sit down. >> don't tell me to sit down. getting the upper crust open has really been a challenge. i had all kinds of obstacles, i

pero ¿quÉ hay de su colega louis asher? >>golpeÉ a louis tan fuerte que doblÉ el marco de la motocicleta. lo arrollÉ, su cuerpo estaba estremeciÉndose. se habÍa roto el visor, tenÍa los ojos totalmente en blanco y respiraba con gran dificultad. narrador: para louis, el desastre comienza cuando cambia mal la marcha. su velocidad baja de 224 km/h a 32. la mÁquina se le va de las manos. louis pierde el sentido con el golpe... pero sobrevive. >>le roguÉ a dios para que nadie me pasara por encima. era como estar de pie en la autopista... en medio de la vÍa rÁpida. narrador: louis se recupera de sus lesiones sin guardar rencor a su amigo. >>estoy agradecido de que nada le pasara a pete. y agradezco tambiÉn a mi buen estrella por estar aquÍ. [rechinar de llantas] [estruendo] [♪] >>san petesburgo, rusia. el Último participante de una feria del aire procede a aterrizar. pero el piloto hace un giro cerrado muy rÁpido. [♪] [estruendo] el helicÓptero se clava en el suelo. [estruendo] las peligrosas aspas del rotor sa

mayor and louis the entire village to create what i see in front of me today. you are an inspiration and i'll go back to washington and talk to the president and make sure that this example lives up to the expectation because no child should grew up because of the zip code they were born in arrest thanks for hosting this today. let's take some questions >> questions? >> as you know we're not out of a housing authority sites and are you saying we should get away from the housing authority model and it's innovate truly a private-public partnership but a nonprofit partnership so this is not the way to go. >> so first of all, this is a housing site. ; right? this is what public housing used to be still owned by the housing authority with a strong partner it guarantees affordable housing and we had a young girl this morning to say what's the challenges and some housing is getting more expensive. look my job is not to come into cities and say this is the only model that can work. in some cities around the country preserving public housing is traditional funding form

louis. and we've got video here that you can take a look that shows, kind of the strength of this storm. and you can see that the winds and rain just ravish through tloo. so if we can listen to that for just a moment.tloo. so if we can listen to that for just a moment.htloo. so if we can listen to that for just a moment.ertloo. so if we can listen to that for just a moment.etloo. so if we can listen to that for just a moment.. so if we can listen to that for just a moment. even debris flying on there. we want to show you something interesting, don. as you know, we've had some tower cams up. and we created a time lapse out of indianapolis. and if we can roll that video, because you're going to be able to see really how the storms were moving. like you were saying, through the midwest. and you saw it right there. i don't know if you caught it, folks, but you can see the skyline and it well-defined and gray skies and all of a sudden it just turns dark. and then you see it over and over again as

my name is louis i'm the executive director of the mission economic development agency. i'll very pleased to be here to share our work with the neighborhood. first metro a was founded 20 years ago on business expansion providing loan services to admission district and the latino districts then in the 1990s low income and latino families were faced with the threat of disparity so we decided it metro a needed to expand hiss it's services for homeownership counterand closer invention and in subject years we've added free tax and workforce development resources. metro a new provides services to over 7 thousand families annually. we take a holistic integrated service delivery because we're dedicated to insuring that latino families get all the resources they need to be successful. the mission promise neighborhood is based on this philosophy of integrated approach to communities development the promise of the mission promise neighborhood is that all students and all families in the mission district will be successful both academicly and economically in the mission promise neig

you know baseball is in the summertime when you get the summertime of st louis you know a lot of my friends were heading out ready to have fun in. would you rather have been a major league baseball player than more than being movie artist well first let me say that i always believed that everything happens for a reason so there was no way i would change you know my life in no way shape form or fashion now to go back to that is the say if i was going to get two hundred fifty six million dollars yeah i would have played business. did you go to a lot of kartel games is a good mom my mom actually she took me to my first corners game when i was about six or seven she actually taught me how to play baseball my father doesn't have an athletic bone in his body but he is still a car. he could use that a jacket. he could break down a car roof but you know not athletic at all but my mom taught me how to play kid she taught me everything that went along with it in baseball the man thing why don't we see more blood players in the game i think because first of all i think baseball has to do a bet

. >> well louis thank you very much for that introduction. we're here today thanks in large part to metro a i enjoy working with you louis because a great part of what you do is creating jobs and making sure the community like the mission district gets enough resources to operator in a growing economy. we're here to welcome secretary of hud shawn who i have had a chance to work with closely and a lot those days because we want to reenvision the way we do public housing. we don't want isolated poverty housing in san francisco anywhere. created not only so many problems bus it's sustained generations of poverty that i think people deserve to get out of. so we took this opportunity to welcome our secretary and our recreational office to tour valencia gardens is a great example. and thank you to the housing corporation with their literally leadership to help reestablish what used be poverty housing no lighting and people who talked about this place were solicited and, of course, a lot of calls to the police department and service calls in so many

in st louis companies have another way to find code writing help. a tech mowingal matches employers with programmers. >> meet jim. glass-blowing artist computer science engineer and businessman, cofounding square, with fellow st louis maker jack dawesy and he's a match maker. >> there was a need in st louis. there was over 1,000 job openings. at the same time we knew people who had programming skills who couldn't get the jobs. >> they came up with the idea of starting launch code, an apprentice program. something he funds himself ux. >> we are taking programmers and taking them in jobs. a programmer is matched with a working professional in a new business. they work together as a team. >> mcal vi started launch code at the end of september and invited companies to apply. the response was overwhelming. the program identified 100 small and large companies to participate in the first round of placements. >> i have a lot of connections with the start-up community. every company we talked to said yes. getting a dis from monsato is amazing. all the compan

louis, current st. louis fed president, james bullard was talking today about tapering as though it could happen as soon as the next meeting. there seems to be, sort of a momentum in that direction but that doesn't represent the majority, does it? >> who knows. who knows. i think jim it correct that it could be at the next meeting. whatever the fomc decides the next meeting but the fomc is created a problem for itself. it has said, over and over again, that it will not raise the policy rate, the federal fund rate, until after it has stopped the quantitative easing. so, as they consider what to do with quantitative easing, it is inevitably a signal that they are putting policy rate on the table. maybe not right away, but it's on the table. david: right. but, jon hilsenrath, to the indecisiveness question, i didn't see a consensus in that report. did you? >> here's what i think i see. and this relates to what mr. poole is talking about. on the one hand the fed very much has its eye on a taking, on pulling

. , marian anderson, joe louis. those were actual people. tavis: give me some sense of why -- i'm not naÏve and asking, but why is it that that part of the story about charlie parker up until your wonderful work, tends to overshadow his artistic genius? as you know, tavis, it's always easier to focus on something that everybody else can do. everybody can get high. nobody can play like charlie parker. what i was trying to do in the book, i was trying to show that he is actually an epic hero in than he had the wheel, even when he was strung out on drugs, he 10-15e will to practice hours a day. he was going to conquer that saxophone and he was going to come to understand music, and he was going to make himself into a person who could play anything. he wanted to play beautiful music. all of these people in kansas city, black, white, but particularly in the black section that is usually not assumed to have any taste or any culture or any ambition, it's just, you know, they are just statistical figures. all these people had a concept of worth. th

are other louis. michel extends for six hundred thirty kilometers covering an area the size of some countries like belgium the netherlands. everybody finds a place in the vast area of by co christians buddhists shamans and old believers of the russian orthodox church they've lived here for more than three hundred years they crossed themselves with two fingers and reject modern orthodoxy. their faith and rituals have remained untouched throughout all the centuries their villages have their own unique design each house is painted in rich some a color as old believe as clothing has always been famous for its brightness and neatness as well as embroidered hats and sarah phones yes we are going to see if a girl wears why green bends it means she's a bride from a well off family and her father has prepared everything for her to be beautiful at the waiting in the salon. he louis. louis you will. there are her alone. ah you know. sure there. are well over here there were there yeah. yeah. i. shared beer. if h

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louis, let the st. louis newspapers know they captured frank james. it wasn't frank james. his name was john gooden and he was the wrong height, the wrong hair color. the st. louis police chief did not want to give up on this man. he said he may not be frank james but i know he rode with jesse from minnesota. he is one of the robbers. well, he wasn't. he received the wound in a squirrel hunting accident. the doctor signed an affidavit saying he was being treated at his house. so he was essentially kidnapped and ended up suing the police chief for $20,000. >> so maybe a month or so when you think they left minnesota to when -- >> they, the 0 robbery is september 7th and after four weeks weeks they were back in, if not sooner, in missouri, and then they went to tennessee. >> did you ever do any research into the man who claimed to be jesse james when he was at the caverns about 30 years ago? >> his name was dalton. >> right, jay frank dalton. >> he was not jesse. >> did you do any research on that? >> i really didn't. there's lots of stories of various outlaws who supposedly

ray louis lost $3.8 million say the suit. for its part, bp and t declined to comment on the lieu suit. -- lawsuit. >> now the financial individualsor at the center of the allegations and been banned for life by securities regulators half high risk investments lost millions for other athletes. >>> a truck driver pleads not guilty to a misdemeanor crash that sent a woman's car plunging off the bay bridge. morgan lake is clinging to a rock after her car was pushed over the edge. she was hit by a 18 wheeler driven by lavaf. he pled guilty to making an unsafe lane change among other charges. he will have to pay a $450 fine. >>> a kidnapping victim chained up and tortured inside an ohio home, michelle knight opens up about her abuse and her captor. >> reporter: michelle knight, and two others held captive in this house of horrors for 11 years. their abductor and abuser aerial castro abused the women until they were held escaped. six months after being rescued. >> this is where i was abducted from. >> reporter: 32-year-old michelle

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louis rams running wild against the chicago bears. austin, the rookie changes direction. he he's got guilty up to his step. sick five yards to the happy place. rams took an early lead. later, keep on eye on the spot shadow. chris long going after his brother, kyle long and is busy getting into a fight. those are howie longed kids, by the way, hall of famer.

the day after christie's landslide victory, sean hannity let louis on the new jersey governor. >> if you want to look at a liberal record on issues like guns, gay marriage, controversial appointments, this governor has no idea what's going to hit him. if you can't beat hillary clinton in the exit polls in new jersey on the day you are the

louis at an h2 tenor to make life shaping the vision come i had to choose between being a cubs fan in cardinals fan. all of my friends became cardinal fans and growth liberal and happy. [laughter] and i became a dispatch that conservatives. the cuts as you know have not won the world series since 1908. which is two years before tolstoy died. [laughter] but that means the cubs are now in the third year of debris building affair. if you go to wrigley field, any team can get a bad century. [laughter] not a spell. again, i try to connect what i write about was something somewhat larger. this is a column written when camden yards opened in baltimore and has a title called love the camden yard. recreation is bert giamatti like to say it's recreation, an attempt to renew ourselves according to some standard, to make a vision poppell bull, thus paradoxically, recreation applies both leisure and what giamatti calls a reach to get it right. the people responsible did. it was an architect to set god is in the details, could have been a baseball person. baseball giamatti said had the keenest idea

henry louis and allen dulles were quite friendly. not only were they sleeping with each other as partners, but they knew each other socially and politically. paramore'sn dulles's was the queen of greece. put the henry louis queen of greece on the cover of time magazine. there is a little quote at the strengthd it says, my is the love of the people. i wondered, what is he sending a quiet little joke to allen dulles? >> you mentioned more than once, henry louis and time magazine and the covers. some of these folks that you write about, the monsters -- explain the role time magazine played. >> it is hard to believe that one person or empire could have such reach because our media landscape is so fractured. between time magazine and life magazine, march of time, radio broadcasts, henry louis probably reached half or more of the literate population of the united states. henry lewis was very much like the dulles brothers. he also was a strict presbyterian. he had been born in china, son of missionaries. they worked very closely together on

louis style. of this is it. i choose -- st. louis style ribs. i choose baby back. they are a third less fat. you can see the difference. >wendy: wow. >> you have to make a good sauce. in the sauce i put sugar-free teriyaki. i put garlic -- >> wendy: i'm watching this clo closely. do you see the calorie difference? you do it your way you're about 990 calories. with rocco's meat, 319 calories. that is a huge difference. i made short ribs last night for the first time. >> i heard that. how did you do that? >> wendy: they were dlibs. i browned them in the pot and cooked them all day. >> you brown them and braise them all day. >> wendy: two things i said i wouldn't eat on tv and ribs wasn't one of them, fried chicken and watermelon. so if you see me eat ribs today, ribs were not on the wendy won't eat on tv list. >> i would hope you would eat anything i make for you. i would like to be the exception. >> wendy: do you know how to make crow? >> no. you made a joke? >> wendy: i made myself a bet, i may have to eat crow ontv. why are you making this in the oven? >> tell me

louis, one died. one in chicago, who died and another in san diego. new york is the epicentre, there was talk that st. louis was one of the worst places in the past. i know you have a friend who was attacked. what did she say in. >> well, it was a fellow physician. she was walking down a street and surrounded by a group of young men. one swung on her and she avoided the punch and was, instead pushed. but unbeknownst to them this woman studied karate and stayed on her feet. she said, "hey, what are you doing? where are your parents? get out of here. go home. whose taking care of you?" so as a physician she recognised right away that these were young men with no purpose, no academic goals, had nothing to lose, knowing they could kill someone or injure them in a very gross way - they didn't care. these are youngsters who don't care about life or themselves or the consequences that they may end up going to gaol tore killing someone. >> it's a big issue. your friend may have the fear ipp stilled in here, i'm glad she is okay. as this gets publicity, are yo

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louis vuitton says it is moving the suitcase to calm the waters, really, adding it will be putting it elsewhere. somewhere, somehow, people have a look at that travel exhibition. >> a little overweight with their luggage. thank you very much. that was business. time now for focus. we are going to go to ukraine where protests continue against the president. that is after a rejection of a agreement. trade more about the economic tug-of- war between brussels and moscow. flags are waived with enthusiasm. always look that way from the inside, but the descendents per ration. law, european education, european works. we want to be a european country. >> it is going to help us get out from russia. anticorruptional measure. we must have it. >> tens of thousands demanded the government signed a deal with the european union. there have been daily protests for a week now. the government has stood its ground. it even blamed the eu for the debacle. >> we did not receive the help we needed at the toughest moment. >> ukraine says it needs help to compensate for lost russian markets. they have refused

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louis. and just a blur. expectation is that he will see action on sunday but jim harbaugh would not say for sure >> hope for the best we'll have a plan if he's not able to go. it's that simple. and it bodes well for us. >> safety daunte whitner had strong words for nfl today, still upset on this call on amad brooks. >> it cost us a game we've needed we're going to go out there and make st. louis feel, you know what they're supposed to feel. >> backed by popular demand, lindsanity the movie follow magzing rides of palo alto's jeremy lind who went from obscurity to star in the movie has a ton of great behind the scenes footage. >> this is one of my favorites of all time. >> what about sesame street blanket? >> producers began filming as a senior in harvard. and exploded in new york with the knicks. i talked with evan jackson about the movie now seen around the world. nobody had an idea it was going to occur. >> saying it wasn't going to work. you know? so i thought, you know it would be a great documentary. th

. >>> up next, loui vuitton handbag taken to a new level. that story and more when al jazeera america returns. power of the people until we restore >>> welcome back to al jazeera america, i'm del walters. here are a look at today's top stories making headlines. it is the most traveled day of the year, millions of americans en route to celebrate thanksgiving and hanukkah, but a storm could make their journey longer than expected. >>> an accident at a world cup construction site in brazil leaving three people dead, it happened where openinger is mennys for the games will be held. the accident threatens the december deadline set by the international soccer governing body. >>> the obama administration says vice president joe biden will discuss the defensive zone claimed by china. >>> a loui vuitton giant suitcase has been set up in a square. >>> looking for a special dress this holiday season? you might have to big deep. one of princess di's favorite gowns is hitting the auction block on saturday. it's a size 10 by the way, and was a perfect fit

louis as well. a high of 58 in st. louis. but denver, a mix of clouds. and seattle, cloudy. >>> well, days after admitting he smoked crack while in office, toronto mayor rob ford is facing new calls to resign this morning. a newspaper posted a video of a rambling enraged ford threatened to murder someone. well, ford says he was drunk in the video and he's embarrassed by it, but he's resisting calls to step down. >>> influential evangelist billy graham marked a milestone on thursday. as teresa garcia reports, hundreds of family and friends gathered in asheville, north carolina, to celebrate his birthday and his legacy. ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: the reverend billy graham celebrated his 95th birthday in familiar places thursday, both in his home state of north carolina and at the center of attention. >> happy birthday, billy graham. we love you. we respect you. and we thank you, all of us, from the bottom of our hearts. >> reporter: about 700 guests attended a party for the spiritual leader who has counseled poor people and presidents alike. wh

. >>> new video, sandra bullock and little louis, ambushed on halloween. halloween faceoff with the photogs, trick or treating with melissa mccarthy and the kids. >>> then, heidi klum's shocking transformation, how she went from supermodel to a wrinkled 95-year-old. >> happy halloween, "extra." >>> plus, lindsay lohan as carrie. orlando bloom's first interview about his split from miranda kerr. >> we are going to be in each other's lives for the rt of our lives. >>> then, "extra's" beauty by the numbers. the stars' questions for our top hollywood plastic surgeon. >> really want to know how to keep my abs really high. >> taylor swift. >> watch it if you want to >>> this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capal of l.a. >> hey, everyone, welcome to extra, i'm mario lopez. >> i'm maria menounos. >>> a scary morning here in l.a. as a shooting breaks out at the airport. >> and we have an eyewitness, actor tim daley. >> chaos at l.a.x. taking over the air waves, a gunman opening fire on tsa agents inside terminal three as stars are caugh

louis licari, la la la la la la. >> author,ill martin. >>o much contributing going on. >> there's lot of that happening. >> it was chilly this morning, hats and gloves on. >> definitely. we we talking how we have to defitely get our winter ats out. >> yes. >> oddly enough we fnd two dies from upstate neyork who are so useto the cold today was probably spring day for them. >> balmy. >> the first one is pat van ormon. she's from auburn, new york. she wants a, quote, better lookg everything. now thathe's 65 she wants to turn it on. >> wah. >>isten to her story. >> it's a girls' trip d what a treat, right? >> yes. yes. >> okay. so, first, why does pat desee this? >> well, just day this morning pat was telling me how her hair doesn't have the curthat it us to have. and she says, i real need somethg to be done. >> okay. >> so this is perfect timing. >> perfect. >> somody must have heard me. perfect. >> i know your husba is watching. what will hehink? >>e's going to be very happy for me. yes, he will. we've beenarried 45 years and a new look is

louis and chicago. maybe even a few tornadoes. >> not a great weekend. >> not there. >>> the parents of casey anthony may find themselves homeless. >>> and venezuela's president promises a flat-screen to even. >>> and the truck driver that wishes he didn't take that short cut. dad! dad! katy perry is coming to town. can we get tickets, pleeeeease??? tickets? hmm, sure. how many? well, there's hannah, maddie, jen, sara m., sara b., sa -- whoa, whoa. hold on. (under his breath) here it comes... we can't forget about your older sister! thank you, thank you, thank you! seriously? what? i get 2x the thankyou points on each ticket. can i come? yep. the citi thankyou preferred card. now earn 2x the points on entertainment and dining out, with no annual fee. to apply, go to citi.com/thankyoucards >>> welcome back. now to other stories making new this is morning. authorities say 348 people have been arrested in a worldwide child importaporn thing that's the rescue of children. >>> the orlando home where casey an

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louis. st. louis still not too bad for you but those mild temperatures will be changing for you throughout the day with cooler air. the rain came through early tonight early this morning but take a look, we're drying out. the winds are still winning across the general region. we have winds gusting at 44 mph in buffalo. wind up to 30 mph, and 30 in cleveland. our wind advisories will remain in place just off the lakes. expect gusting winds as we head into the afternoon. cool be trend for today will start off in the upper 60s in new york city follow to go 60 in the later part of the churc rig. >> eboni, thank you very much. the numbers of koalas is going down because of urban sprawl. thank you very much for watchi watching. i'm del walters. "inside story" is next. on "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suareza. when the governor of hawai'i signed same-sex marriage into law wins it brought the issue full circle to where it began. it was 1991 when a woman sued to have the right to marry her partner. s

louis, southern illinois. st. louis forecast is pretty much the same for much of indiana and southern illinois. you can see the rain forecast and then it gets very cold this upcoming weekend. hopefully today they can get some work done out there. that big cold blast coming down, that cold air is up there in areas of northern canada, that by this upcoming weekend will encompass all of the lower 48, east of the rockies. frigid outbreak. >> did i see minus 11? >> that's in canada and coming this way. >> i'm try to brace myself for it. just ahead security video captures a tragic airline crash but a feud among the cheney sisters escalates to the former vice president and his wife. "first look" right here on msnbc. check it out. i can't believe your mom has a mom cave! today i have new campbell's chunky spicy chicken quesadilla soup. she gives me chunky before every game. i'm very souperstitious. haha, that's a good one! haha! [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. [ male announcer ] i'm betha

louis that were over a thousand job openings. we also at the same time knew people who had program ming kills skills who couldn't get these jobs. >> reporter: he started launch code, an initiative he funds himself. >> we're taking programmers and we're placing them in jobs. and it uses peer programming where a programmer gets meshed with a working professional in the new business, and they work together as a team. >> he started launch code at the end of september. he invited local companies to apply and the response was overwhelming. so the program identified 100 small and large companies to participate in the initial first round of paired placements. >> i have a lot of connections with the start up community, and i knew they would be strong supporters every company we talked to said yes. getting a decision out of monsanto in three months is amazing, we got a decision in three days. they need talented programmers, and they're not getting them through the standard means. >> the standard means are traditional head hunters. many bus

me finds louis murray. giants 2-point conversion tying it up. tony roma connecting on two critical tries. roma was jacked. we have a shot of dan bailey from 35 yards out. how about them cowboys, they win 24-21. they are tied for first with the eagles. as for the giants, they drop to four and seven. >> our mind says we have to win five. we have five left. we have to win every one. that's the only way to get a chance. we don't know if it will be good enough. it's the only way. next we have washington. we have to go there and find a way to win. >> we lost a game. we were excited about winning, it's gone. >> indianapolis - some weeks they look unstoppable other weeks they are terrible. the cardinals defense harassed. >> int in for the team. cardinals coach gets revenge against his old team. >> all right. i love it when caro linea nujent does the superman celebration. winners of six straight games. cam, cox and to mike wallace, hauling it in for the 53 yard connection. cam and the panthers would rally back. superman is in the building. scampering in

louis, 57 the high there. sunny in denver, seattle, cloudy with a high of 59. >>> in record numbers. former military men and women are moving from the battlefields to the classroom. nearly a million enrolled in school last year. bee zbad shaban takes a look at unique challenges facing former servicemembers. >> reporter: 25-year-old tom lamar is part of a growing number of veterans going back to school as they struggle to return to civilian life. >> they give you a one-way plane ticket from wherever you came from and then from there you have to hit the ground running. >> reporter: lamar fought two wars in iraq. he still suffers from a shoulder injury and post-traumatic stress disorder. benefits from the g.i. bill enable him to attend ucla for free. in 2001, about 21,000 servicemembers and their families use the g.i. bill to go back to school. with more troops returning from iraq and afghanistan, the number more than doubled last year to 945,000. what value do you place on education? pasadena trainer martin teac