you know people gamble on the length of the national anthem at the super bowl. >> they do. i do know that. >> jimmy: i personally have gambled on the length of the national anthem at the super bowl. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah. actually on you. >> did you win? >> jimmy: i did win, yeah. >> really? i kind of -- i didn't mess up at the end. itasn't my fault. i knew that because guys were like asking me the day before there was this like presuper bowl pay, these guys were like, do you think that's going to be shorter or longer than 1:27. >> jimmy: right, yeah. >> but then when it wasctually happening i kept thinking because they have the planes like fly over and everything. they're not here. i'm getting close to the end of the song. they should be here by now. maybe i should slow down? do i do that because would rely hate to like finish and then like 30 seconds later. but then -- so i think i slowed down just a little bit. >> jimmy: that's who would know. those are the guys to ask, the airorce pilots doing the flyover, the stadium. >> new strategy this year. >> jimmy: i think i

and sang the national anthem at the 2000 world series. and his songs are also use when had the team wins. amy getting into the halloween spirit. even her scare crow an amazins fan. cute little guy there. we want to see your met's pride. post your pictures on cbsnewyork.com and we may use them on tv. >>> the head of a well-known brooklyn marching band is facing child endangerment charges. police arrested him yesterday. investigators say he duct taped a 9-year-old student's mouth. he is the director of the music and arts program that practices at the the school in east new york. school officials called the charges deeply troubling and say he will not be allowed back in the school. >>> a wisconsin congressman paul ryan is preparing to become the next speaker of the house. republicans are meeting to nominate their candidate to replace john boehner. he is expected to win easily. his nomination is all but assured to be approved tomorrow. >>> and campaign 2016. the third gop primary debate is being held tonight in boulder, colorado. the 10 candi

meetings, youmber that this week visited the home, the birthplace, of the national anthem. it was the battle here, 201 years ago, of which francis scott key was an eyewitness, that led to the words that song.ry's what was this war of 1812? why was there bombardment in baltimore? why were the words so important, how do they live on to this day? write words all the time. people write patriotic solve all the time. why did his become the national anthem? that is what we will explore today. if you have questions, feel free to us. it all started in the 1790's. ourad already won independent sphere the 13 colonies were now the 13 states. we forget what it was like to be a young, startup country. starting things up is difficult, whether you are trying to start a business, or anything. the first years, that is when a business can fail, when a country can fail. i talked to people all over the world, all over the country, every day of the week. for a lot of us, it is hard to remember a time in our nations history where we were the underdogs, where our country was militarily weak. in th

singing the national anthem? >> yes, the national anthem. >> jimmy: why are you doing this? [ light laughter ] >> huh? >> jimmy: well, i mean, you know that if you screw this up, like people hate you for life. >> shut up. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, i'm just saying. i'm just saying right now, things are perfect, and great. >> no, i know that, trust me. i know that, very clearly. >> jimmy: you r gonna be there, citi field, the mets, it's new york, you're there. >> how about if i [ bleep ] up it's your fault. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait a second. [ laughter ] wait, wait. so you're going to do that. this is a big deal. >> yes. it's a very big deal. >> jimmy: are you nervous at all? >> yes, because of the reason that you just said. if i mess up, the whole world is going to hate me. >> jimmy: forever. >> actually, just our country. [ laughter ] but for forever. >> jimmy: still, that basically is the whole world. yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you won't screw it up. have you been practicing? >> i have been practicing. i got t

he will sing the national anthem at citi field. native new yorker legendary musician has performed the national anthem each of the last two times the mets were in the world series. >>> for fans game three tonight can't come soon enough. the excitement is growing. cbs 2's matt kozar is live at citi field for that part of it. >> reporter: dana, it's getting windy and chilly. so best advice we have for mets fans get close to the grill. people tailgating having lots of fun sharing good stories about the team and, of course, sharing some good cooking. energy is fantastic when it comes to tailgating. just before we met all these people in the parking lots, mets fans braving the wind and fans say game 3 will be the turnaround game of the world series. >> lance dressed in costume inside the merchandise store where fans were snatching up everything from hats to jerseys. the most popular, anything murphy. >> it's murphy. >> murphy, man. he is the man. >> now we're back home. i know that we're going to win these games. >> reporter: eddie is f

. >> yes. >> do i think it is best rendition of the the national anthem i ever heard? no. >> but still very nice. >> but still, still pleasant. >> you know, anything and everything someone can complain about on social media, they do. >> no kidding. >> let's just move on. >> i think she sounded terrific. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news" gathering to remember a civil rights icon in philadelphia. >>> details on services for jerry mondesire, jan. >>> she's being called the world's worst aunt this morning, she's sued her nephew after he gave her an enthusiastic hug. she said she was injured. she sued him for more than a hundred thousand dollars. we have results straight ahead and your reaction. >>> and the cubs win, the team is making history, in the mlb playoffs, meisha. >>> well, we have a fire in southampton and ben franklin bridge, including your main road are starting to heat up, i'll have updates in 15 minutes stay right where your cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right fighting to saveatlanti. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political

with sheryl crow singing the national anthem, and i'm willing to bet it's the suckiest welcome she's ever received. >> nine time grammy award winning singer/songwriter, sheryl crow. [ light applause ] [ laughter ] >> seth: sorry, sheryl, we're all clapped out from lincoln chafee. [ laughter ] once the debate began moderators anderson cooper and dana bash tried to live up to the fight night hype by doing everything they could to get the candidates to attack frontrunner hillary clinton. >> governor chafee, you've attacked secretary clinton for being too close to wall street banks. >> are you saying secretary clinton should be disqualified? >> standing here in front of secretary clinton, are you willing to say that to her face? >> secretary clinton, he's questioning your judgment. >> secretary clinton, do you want to respond? >> no. [ laughter ] >> seth: so you can just pass now? [ laughter ] hillary was so comfortably ahead in this debate, she could respond to questions the way roman emperors respond to grapes. no, not that one. [ laughter ] juicier. i like them juicier. [ cheers and a

, mostly because they thought the national anthem was "uptown funk." [ laughter ] many political pundits are calling hillary clinton the winner of last night's first democratic presidential debate. pundits like msnbc's millaray finton, cnbc's clinton hillary. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i like clinton hillary. a very astute man. during the debate, the candidates mentioned the middle class 11 times, once for each remaining member of the middle class. [ laughter ] congratulations to all 11 of you. [ light laughter ] a new report found that bernie sanders managed to raise $1.3 million within four hours of the start to last night's debate, while martin o'malley somehow owes 50 bucks. [ laughter ] today is national "take your parents to lunch day," or as it's also known national "apologize to the waiter day." [ laughter ] a customer at an oregon subway restaurant found a dead mouse inside his sandwich last week. said a spokesman for subway, "oh, no! this is the worst thing that's [ laughter ] i hope people don't constantly talk about the dead rat now." [ applause ] playboy magazine yesterday an

the pre-game national anthem performance. there was continuation often before both sides went on the field. parents claim the deed valley players pushed and shove band members lining up in the magazine lot. >> mouthpieces were broken and re. ds. >> the deer valley superintendent said it was regrettable but too soon to cast blame saying the deer valley players were confused by the warm-up time was cut short and the deer valley paren say their children should be given the benefit of the doubt. >> the accusation and talk of deer valley being thugs and not honoring the national anthem. >> the school districts are both investigating. students, and etch coulds and staff members and anyone who may have played a role are being questioned. >> a new "washington post" poll shows that donald trump has a commanding lead over the rest of the -- presidential hopefuls in two key categories, 42 percent of republicans believe donald trump will most likely win the nomination and 43 percent think he has the best chance to win the general electio

to stand up for the national anthem and the band begins to play, the football players run back on to the field >>:when we got back on the field the coaches were very cognizant --cognitant and that the band is not supposed to be on the field when the players got a warm up > >kate : both sides say that it was a communication failure, and the parents are worried about their kids getting a bad rap from the video >>:i want to thank them for actually getting their job done and getting to play because the band is awesome > >kate: he asks that students and their parents hold off from making judgments on social media until they get to the bottom of what really happened >> vicki : a body has been discovered around 3:00 p.m. today floating. a rescue boat recovered the body at 330 and the police have not identified the body at but the investigation is ongoing and will have more information tomorrow in the morning news a 45-year-old man died in a head-on collision saturday at stanford. the chp says two vehicles collided at about seven p-m on junipero serra boulevard between stanford avenue and ca

clark sang the national anthem. the woodbury county sheriff says it's a special day. "it's overwhelming and we really appreciate the support. one thing about siouxland community is they've always supported law enforcement and to be recognized on a day like this, it means a great deal and very appreciative," said sheriff of woodbury county, dave drew. the ceremony not only recognized law enforcement peronnel, but also one family that lost a loved one in the line of duty. on september 13, 2013, officer jamie buenting of the rockwell city police department was killed in the line of duty. since that day, officer buenting's wife, mandy, has been working to advocate for the families of fallen officers and help them receive benefits faster. buenting says many people don't realize the man or woman behind that badge and that all lives matter-- including blue lives. during the ceremony saturday, mayor bob scott presented a check for $2,000 to the buenting family. sioux city police officers kevin mccormick and jill fitch escor

the the the before the national anthem t.before the women volleyball game. time to remember. >> moment of silence mainly taj. >> we have a lot of community. awareness about each other. >>reporter: the support not lost on mainly's family. they need it now more than ever. >> 3m arena officers the the the the the walking towards fivrjts once there were 4. now they are 3. >> devastating. >> i think he went away doing what he love best. that is flying e-speed. that was the taj way. >> he said something like the the you condition sleep in a car but you can't drive a heroics whether in ferrari or f-18, taj was equal parts funny as he was fast. laughing at the sight of what may have driven his marine corps decision. >> i think he saw the -- >>reporter: he was their top gun fichlt while the usf students will never meet him, they too feel like family. >> i think very good the school takes time to remember those. iñ in san francisco, melanie, abc 7 news. >> go fund me account j up for major/x's daughter jade. qw friend are asking fore]$qjpìc@&c initial to goiu to th

two year as question he sang the national anthem at a game. for a man like move to do that took a lot of courage, he's a big inspiration. >> the barracuda players say the 25-year-old taught them appreciation for imperfection. his rituals is evident. >> taught me to enjoy the little things in life and not get caught up in what i have or don't have. last year is our first healthy year in a while and caught called up. i give mo the credit for that one. >> he's a huge blessing for us and does more for us than for him. his place is in the locker room, his gift, is comfort and camaraderie. >> he's grown into part of the fabric around here. in san jose, amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >>> it is 4:48, let's check in with sal. what's your theme for friday traffic jams today. >> flying. because of the blue angels. so here's one song, i'll play. >> tom petty. >> lenny kravitz. that's right. see what i'm talking about. this is called "fly away." we want to hear songs from you that have fly in the title or talk about flying somehow. thats to honor the blue

sheryl crow performed the national anthem at last night's debate. but it looked like martin o'malley was the only one actually singing along. yeah. [ light laughter ] in fairness there's nothing more american than just pretending you know the national anthem. [ laughter ] [ applause ] big night for bernie sanders. he talked about his views on war, and said he strongly opposed it when he was a young man. even crazier, he was talking about the trojan war. but still -- [ laughter ] "i'm not getting in that giant horse." another big night -- i mean a a big moment washwhen bernie actually defended hillary clinton against questions about her e-mail scandal. that's right, hillary and bernie got along. actually, i think they got along a little too well. check out this photo of them at 4:00 a.m. i mean, they got married. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: vegas. >> jimmy: vegas. when you're in vegas, if it happens. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: a lot of stuff happened. >> steve: goodness gracious. you know what stays in vegas. >> jimmy: did you notice

he'll be singing the national anthem at game 3. the past two times he sung before a game the mets have lost. joel did the anthem at game 2 in 1986 when the mets lost to the red sox and again in 2000 when the yankees beat the mets. we're hoping this ill omen does game 3 kicks off at 8:07 tonight. rama. let's go mets. if you're heading to the game or wherever you're watching tonight, be sure to share your abc7ny. an investigation underway this morning after the pilot of a jumbo jet spotted a drone while airport. >> it was going roughly towards the west and it was about i would say difficult to tell the size of the thing, but about 300 feet above us and it was black and sort of well it looked like one of those things with the four propellers on each corner. >> british airways flight from london was over floral park in nassau county when the crew spotted the aircraft. they're investigating the sighting which is one of more than three dozen in the air space of jfk over the last year. >>> incredible new video of a tarmac of fort lauderda

let's go to rogers field and it was semi foggy as the national anthem wrapped... beckman pounded the ball on its first possessin. tyler hirsch was the human battering ram. then on 4th goal cpu was ready for this.....but not for this. sam stelken bounces outside for the longest one yard quarterback sneak you will ever see. 6-0 beckman,. after that the defenses prevailed. beckman's jacob grover laying the wood to jo jo frost. later, cpu's chandler johnson times it perfectly to separate cody goedken from the ball. now it is stelken running for his life. trevor rommann runs him down and they were excited in pointerville. closing minute of the first half: pointer qb, clayton kramer throws deep to jace jirak. great catch. he takes it to the 9. then with just a few ticks left, kramer floats it to jo jo frostt. stormin pointer touchdown with just one point one left. kramer added the go ahead p-a-t beckman cpu tonight hosting west liberty. laura bulanda has more from williamsburg.

the the the before the national anthem t.before the women volleyball game. time to remember. >> moment of silence for the mainly taj. >> we have a lot of community. awareness about each other. >>reporter: the support not lost on mainly's family. they need it now more than ever. >> 3m arena officers the the the the the walking towards fivrjts once there were 4. now they are 3. >> devastating. >> i think he went away doing what he love best. that is flying e-speed. that was the taj way. >> he said something like the the you condition sleep in a car but you can't drive a heroics whether in ferrari or f-18, taj was equal parts funny as he was fast. laughing at the sight of what may have driven his marine corps decision. >> i think he saw the -- >>reporter: he was their top gun fichlt while the usf students will never meet him, they too feel like family. >> i think very good the school takes time to remember those. iñ in san francisco, melanie, abc 7 news. up for major/x's daughter jade. qw friend are asking fore]$qjpìc@&c initial to goiu to the girlc< college

national anthem during game four and find out who else will perform. plus, the pizza planet truck to the good dinosaur. we have the pixar easter eggs you may have missed in "inside out" and the sexiest celebrity costumes of all time. >> have fun it with. >> as all at www.etonline.com. >> welcome back to the show, everybody. in tonight's "e.t." birthdays, which "glee" star was happy to tape the series in l.a.? >> i came from doing a broadway show. i'm excited to be here in l.a. and great weather. >> thht is matthew morrison. you finally got one right. he turns 37 today. finally. i hope you were watching our big exclusive yesterday when we took you to the set of george clooney's first commercial in the united states. >> it was a lot of fun. he stars in it with danny devito. now we have the premier of the finished product. take it away, guys. bye-bye. >> is that coffee? >> yes. an espresso. >> i want in. there he is! my bf. come join my gf, and my other bf. >> that better not mean black friend. >> first pumpkin candace and i ever carved together. we're go

mclaughlin who is from our area, well-known, she's going sing the national anthem. things are getting close. excitement is building. >> a lot of fans outside, they will be opening the doors shortly. they come inside. one of the things you'll see here at the link, i was staring up at the banners, six had one guy on field. huge part of the philadelphia eagles. talk about brian westbrook. we'll have a retrosuspepective. he's about to be inducted into the eagles hall of fame at halftime tonight. we'll be right back. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop i

todd: you can see, it all started with the national anthem. then about 1500 people pounded the pavement in the principal 5k road race. organizers say it is the first time marathon activities have spanned two days. in all more than 8,000 people have signed up for the runs and races which organizers say is down slightly in past years. >> it is still really strong and we are so happy to so many people coming back eyar after -- back year after year. so many people love this city and this rate todd: it will start tomorrow morning at 8:00. you will run into a bunch of closed roads. the walnut street bridge and east 1st from walnut to court are all closed right now. huge portions of grand avenue, ingersoll, fleur drive and mlk will be closed. there is a complete list on des moines marathon.com. kcci's jason sydejko o ll be out there running. what will the weather be for the early start? >> it is going to be chilly out there. i am not sure i am ready, i will have my snuggie on. you might need it. temperatures are dropping greatly, mid-to-upper 30's th

to sing the national anthem before the first ever world series game at citi field. >> joel and mets have a long-standing relationgsip. iano man" is a sing along favorite during he eighth inning break. our coverage of the world series continues online. head to nbcnewyork.com for more on game one, and send your pictures, your mets pride pictures. you can also download our news 4 new york app. >> we're oing to get them back tonight, right? >> i feel good about it. >> all right. let's checkein with chris. we should also point out, billy joel, the wonderful documentary about the winning days of shea adium. that whole connection. >> looking forward to that. hopefully when that happens, we'll be evened up 1-1. in the meantime, good thing they're not playing here tonight because they wouldn't be. heavy rain heading in our direction. early on this morning, just lighter showers. you can see it encroaching from the south and west. there's plenty more moisture sitting out to our west and southwest. this is the mess we're going to get into. what to expect, a milder morning. not as chilly this mo

of the singing of the national anthem here. people were excited about her appearance yesterday, and they believed that she was presidential, and that few people could have with sfood the grueling 11-hour questioning. you asked if she emerged unscathed and i believe she did. she answered all of the questions and kept the cool, and none of the moments that we heard a couple of years ago when she testified when she had a little bit of an outburst, and very practiced for the hearing and well prepared and i think that without question, she emerged from this unscathed. >> what do you expect, jeff, we will hear from her today in alexandria? >> well, randi, the democrats are excited and i will raise my voice now that the national anthem is over, but the people who have been wanting hillary clinton to sort of gain a spark of enthusiasm. now they xwloobelieve she has dt a t -- and this is the strongest ten-day stretch of the campaign. her performance at the debates, and joe biden announcing he is not going to be be running, and the heari

this person singing the national anthem over the weekend. this is a presidential candidate's wife. and she is awesome. watch this. ♪ and the rockets' red glare ♪ the bombs bursting in air ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ that our flag was still there ♪ oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave ♪ ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave >> do you believe her hitting that high note there? that was candy carson, wife of republican presidential candidate ben carson, and she can sing. boy howdy, she can sing. and she has a husband who right now is enjoying a major surge in the polls in a place where it counts more than anywhere else in the country. i don't know if it is because candy carson is now singing the national anthem at his events. i don't know if the two things are related. but for whatever reason ben carson is really hitting the high notes right now in iowa. in the latest monmouth university poll, which is just out today, ben carson has now opened up a double-digit lead over the guy who was starting to look like the permanent presidential f

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[applause] singing both the national anthem and the philippine national anthem. let's give you a round of applause. [applause] >> "oh say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad bright stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight for the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there. oh say does that star spangled banner yet way for the land of the free, and the home of the brave". [applause] >> thank you. (filipino national anthem). thank you. [applause] >> thank you fatima. she's been performing for a long time for the filipino community so thank you. that was beautiful so welcome again to city hall. of course we're celebratings filipino american history month, the month of october. yes indeed, very proud. [applause] and i was very excited when i got the phone call from al. i have the chance to wear this outfit here. i actually went to the philippines and what occasion can i

it all started with the national anthem. then about 1,500 people pounded road race. organizers say it is the first time marathon activities have spanned two days. in all, more than 8,000 people have signed up for the runs and races which organizers say is down slightly from past years. elizabeth keest sedre: there is still really strong. we are happy to see so many people coming back eyar after year. we get a lot of great feedback from outside of iowa. people love this race they love this city and they love to keep coming back. alyx: the events continue today with the full and half marathons. the runs start at 8:00 a.m. with an after party at el bait shop at 2:00 this afternoon. one thing to keep in mind associated with the marathon. road closures. the walnut street bridge and east 1st from walnut to court are all closed right now. huge portions of grand avenue, ingersoll, fleur drive and mlk will be closed. there is a complete list on des moines marathon.com. still ahead in your commitment news. carly fiorina was in iowa ye

. >>> billy joel is set to sing the national anthem friday at city field. the first home game for the mets. they have a long-standing darelationship. piano man is a favorite during the eighth inning break. billy joel even sang meet the mets last week at a concert. we have a fan allery on nbcnewyork.com. send your pictures by going to our website or to our app. >>> in other news tonight, a line of blue stretched down a city block today to pay tribute to fallen nypd officer randolph holder. tonight, final preparations are being made for his heartfelt send-off. brynn gingras is in queens where tens of thousands will embrace his life and legacy tomorrow. >> reporter: officer holder's funeral is expected to draw thousands of officers not only from the nypd, but from across the country. outside the allen ame church in jamaica queens barricades are still lined across the street. wednesday brings another day of emotional good-byes to fallen officer randolph holder. today at the wake it was just the same. >> everybody is just weeping and crying. >> reporter: 33-year