it was the black panther party. so i joined the black panther party. a medical clinic, breakfast program, educational program, committed to controlled does committed to control of the police, etc. during that period, the fbi with the cointelpro program, decided to destroy the black panther party. within a year and a half, it destroyed about 25 of our 37 state chapters. rennie leadership out of the country, the primary leadership, ed the map were assassinated them. and locked up the secondary leadership or force them to flee the country. i was part of the secondary leadership. i ended up getting locked up illegally as a result of a shooting incident between panthers and police. police got killed. one that wounded. other ones engaged in a shootout . a couple of days later, i was put in with two other panthers that have been locked up in the job, anden from a tried, convicted, found guilty, and spent 12 years in prison before they made the determination that we had all been tried illegally in the state of maryland according to the law. but it took another

this is what was the bedrock of the panther party. >> reporter: the black panther's explosive growth in the 1970s into an international organization with chapters in 48 states was targeted by the fbi. it is a group, which has had a controversial place in history, commemorated now in a new light by those who lived it. >> and people gave up everything, they sacrificed their families, they sacrificed their relationships, their jobs, all of their worldly possessions really to join this movement of people. it's a reunion of souls who made it. >> reporter: gail asolli dixon is one of those souls. >> revolution, change. >> reporter: an artist who drew for the black panther paper. dixon hopes that their goals then in some way have helped pave a path for younger generations now. >> i like to quote dr. martin luther king. he says that the universe is long, but it moves towards justice. all of us have been bending that arc towards justice. it is the young people's turn. they have to be creative given their set of circumstances, which is different from when we were coming along. >> reporter: fre

. >>> 50 years ago this month the black panther party was founded in oakland. they have taken a stand against police brutality nationwide. a dinner celebrated the anniversary. we are live with the story. we talked to you before the gala and now after. how did it go? >> reporter: this was quite the celebration. i'm told there were more than 800 people here but there was also a chance to reflect on the panthers' complex history and how it's seen now. a gala celebration tonight marking 50 years since the black panther party was founded. >> people have adapted and improved and expanded what the black panther party could do and they've taken examples and learned from it. >> the celebration put on by former members along with the three-day conference in oakland, the theme, where do we go from here? >> i hope that before i leave the planet, that there will be people like black lives matter movement who will not only carry it forward but that other people will join. >> the conference game after the oakland museum opened a new exhibit on the panther legacy in oakland. >

he looks at in the panthers are down 60 at the break. -- panthers go back to greg olsen gets them deep in the red sound carolina up 7-6. the panthers get the ball back and they were smart because they get the goal -- and olson back in the red zone and once again the second-year backup out of auburn in the touchdown. back to in this one 17-14 and the panthers opened the season with a 1-4 record. tuning site for more reaction and highlights from the loss as well as a look for to duke's big football game this weekend. >>> coming up we have a crew in princeville. john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. are you ok? honey, you got another present. no thank you, dad. who says no to more? time warner cable internet gives you more of what you and those little data hoggers want. like ultra-fast speeds up to 300 megs. that's 50x faster than dsl. call now. and with home wifi, the whole family can be online at once. g reat for kids to stream scary shows while not cleaning their room. you'll also get our exclusive 1-hour arrival window, a money-back guarantee, and there

. >> the voter intimidation, with the black panthers. that's what i'm upset about and lisa murkowski supported him. when they had those people out there in their military uniforms and their night sticks and he refused to prosecute them because they were black and that's what's happening in our judicial system right now. >> you think the new black panther party made a difference in that election? >> in that precinct, you bet ya. people were there and they were intimidated by it. >> do you think black panthers are having an effect on this election? >> we haven't heard the results yet. it could, it could. we haven't heard yet. >> you think the black panthers are making a difference? >> you won't have them up here. it's the way the state is set up. it's not conducive for what they're trying to do. >> you think the black panthers are active in a lot of the lower 48? >> in major cities. because i doubt they'll have support in the suburbs and the counties outlying the cities. >> you can see my thought process evolving during that conversation,

the panthers history is here too. >> i'm 64 now. so that was i guess probably about 17 or 18. >> reporter: this photo shows her as a teen before she met the panther party cofounder huey newton, who she'd marry 11 years later. >> what do you think when you see that? >> she has no idea what her life is going to look like. she had a lot of hope and had no idea. >> reporter: now she's among the surviving members o. black panther party that sprang to life in oakland in 1966. she says the images showing young black men armed with guns do know show the idealism of lifting up african-americans through community survive programs. >> seeing people in this park, registering people to vote, making sure seniors had a safe route to pay their bills and getting groceries, make sure people had shoes on. this was the bedrock of the black panther party. >> reporter: their growth in the 1970s into an international organization with chapters in 48 states was targeted by the fbi. it's a group that's had a controversial place in history, commemorated now

in the second -- the pass game solid for the panthers today -- jaylin james with just laying out for the big gainer in to saluki territory -- that drive stalled -- but not this one -- fountain's second touchdown reception -- part of a big flurry right before half -- that was capped by malcolm washington -- washington after the pick will get some blocks -- and it's enough for him to bring it back -- 43 yard pick six -- panthers up 21 at half -- second half -- how about more from 'rice did a great job. he's a great receiver. i'm happy to that extra effort of staying after practice and just getting our timing down. it's just practice and the little things over and over. it was reptition. we always had this chemistry. we just had to let it show. saturday -- tough one for the cyclones today hosting number 13 baylor -- -- but the cyclones with a lot of fight in them today -- check out deshaunte jones off the reception from joel lanning -- jones with some moves takes it 43 yards for the score -- iowa state would lead 28, 21 at half -- and keeping it up in the second -- lanning to carson epp

looks bad for the panthers, but really good for my fantasy team the panthers offense they were not able to close the gap early, but the defense had its moments. kurt coleman caps off this past, takes a back for six and narrows atlanta's lead, the falcons were up just 7 at the half. in the second half the panthers going to come back mode. three scores until cam newton finds for the touchdown on the 2 point conversion things get scary. for some reason newton slowed up before he got to the enzo, he took a huge hit at the goal out for a concussion. can't do not return to the game, so derek anderson, late in the game the backup qb lead carolina down the field and look at the one-handed grab by ray olsen. if you are a panthers fan, that is a play of the game. if you are a falcons fan, this is. julio jones, a 75-yard catch and run, he finished the game with 300 yards receiving. 300, that is crazy. the panthers missed with 48-33, we will have more information on the panthers and other nfl teams tonight on the sunday sports representative. >>> of course the lead former nc state jacoby got his se

the panthers have a bye week this week. and they'll try to get a win when they play arizona at home on october 30th. >> he wasn't too happy. >>> the panthers need beside win, is for the falcons to start loosing. but no quarterback is playing as well as matt ryan. he's making up for this time around. he leads the falcons from behind trailing 17-3. he will flow three straight touchdown passes. giving atlanta its first lead of the game. the sha lead. knocking home a 44 yard field goal. oh. look like interference. but no call. good news for the panthers. 26-24 atlanta falls to seattle. tupdown. cousins find davis just creeping along the end zone. they were 14-0. anded if that wasn't good enough, running back matt jones at the 135 yards on the ground. washington moves 4-2. and gets a big divisional win. 27-20. >> packers brett farve, honored at halftime. of the green bay packer's game. 20 years could prescott joins them. gives the cowboys a 167-6 lead. meanwhile, aaron rogers struggles once again, deep in territory. a packer's d

he would not return...and the panthers have concussion protocol. so derek anderson in to finish this one...as the panthers kept fighting. down 34 to 18...3rd and goal -- check out this one-handed catch by greg olsen.. olsen's two point conversion was good..so it's still a one score game. but on the next drive for atlanta -- matt ryan finds julio jones. jones finished with 300 receiving yards...ryan had 503 passing yards -- jones finished this 75 yarder for the score game not finished yet...though. final 1:25...panthers down 8...anderson's pass is picked off by robert alford. the pick-six would do it. atlanta's 48 points was the most the panthers have given up since 2011. after the game ron rivera talked about what went wrong and cam's status going forward. saints trying to bounce back after falliing to the bounce back after falliing to the falcons earlier this week...on the road in san diego. fourth quarter -- melvin gordon here bangs in for the one yard score chargers at one point led 34-21... but turnovers hurt them after san diego fumbled...drew

panthers lose 14-38. after game, cam newton seems like he was in no head mood to talk. >> just got to be better. next question. just got to find ways to win the game. next question. >> reporter: just know i will they will try to get to their winning way when they play arizona at home october 30. that's all the time this morning for sports but be sure to tune in this evening when we look at the rough start to the season and break down local college football teams. all that and more continue at 6:00 and 11:00. >> cam is getting closer to marshawn lynch's one-word answers just to avoid that nfl penalty for not talking to the media. will pray for them after that game. >> i guess so. 5:27. coming up in our next half hour. >>> police here in hillsboro say a molotov cocktail was thrown through the windows at the gop headquarters in orange county. i'm lauren haviland and coming up on cbs north carolina, the latest on the investigation. >>> before you head out the door, we have your forecast outside. it's looking

and this, home video of the panthers rallying in oakland and san francisco. forgotten. 47 they were in storage. >> reporter: till now. he says this is a crucial piece of oakland history. >> they need to know how the blue collar city started the movement that changed everything. >> a broader exhibit at the oakland museum with black panthers memorabilia. >> never been seen before. it points to why they came together as this organization. >> reporter: the police department donated these bars from a demissioned jail that held former black panthers. there will be a concert here tomorrow celebrating the 50th anniversary along with a gala dinner. they never expected this kind of fanfare . >> i didn't realize people felt the way they do. and -- i mean, positive responses. >> reporter: he ran the art section of the black pacter paper -- panther paper. he says it will be a celebration and a look ahead. >> we have to figure out where we go from here and what we will do in the future. there are things that haven't is changed. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> a ni

this is what was the bedrock of the black panther party. >> reporter: the black panthers explosive growth in the 1970s into an international organization with chapters in 48 states was targeted by the fbi. it's a group which has a controversial place in history, commemorated now in a new light by those who lived it. >> people gave up everything. they sacrificed their families. they sacrificed their relationships and jobs, all of their worldly possessions really to join this movement of people. it's a reunion of souls who made it through. >> reporter: gail is one of those souls. >> revolution, change, systemic change. >> reporter: an artist who drew for the black panther paper. she hopes their goals then in some way have helped pave a path for younger generations now. >> i like to quote dr. martin luther king. he says the mark of the universe is long but it bends towards justice. so all of us have been working to bend that arc towards justice. and it's the young people's turn. and they have to be creative given their set of circumstances which is different than when we were coming along. >

in the second half, the panthers went into comeback no mode. they were down three scores until that. but on the the two point conversion, things got scary. for some run, newton slowed down. oh, you don't that because you take huge hits. cam went into the locker room and did not return to the game. late in the qb led carolina down the field. if you're a panther's fan, that's the play of the game. you're a falcons fan, this is. ends carolina comeback homes with a 75-yard catch and run. finished with 30 yards receiving. 300. that's good enough for fifth most in nfl history. julio and the falcons give the panthers a third loss of season >> we saw julio as an explosive player. we knew he was an explosive player. sometimes you have to get credit to point. and again -- opponent. i'm giving credit to them. they did some good things. >> >> the panthers take on the buccaneers one week from tomorrow. >>> the bills ron effort branton gives him the shot. breaking out some no one was hurt. on the field, it was the buffalo bills throwing the knock out punch r

the panthers - at home for a conference game against missouri state... quarter - tailback michael malloy - takes it to the air - over the top for the touchdown - that caps off a 71-yard drive - it's 10-nothing u-n-i... second quarter now - eli dunne had a ?huge? game - he rolls out here and finds trevor allen out of the backfield - and the redshirt freshmen - stumbling and rumbling for 61 yards all the way to the end zone - that makes it 31-zero... in the second half - dunne out of the gun - fits it into jalen rima the first career touchdown for the prairie alum...this was worse than a blowout... 61 to 7 the final from the uni-dome - the panthers get back in the win column - mia o'brien has more from cedar falls... after tweeks of late game disappointment, mark farley opted to put sophomore eli dunne under center and the panthers more than "got it done" done" "i've been the backup for a couple years now but i've always had anything can happen that i can get in there and play"but he did more than just play 12 for his first 12 attempts -- two touchdowns --

>> i love the black panther party. i spent some time over the past few weeks with robbie seale, the cofounder of the bck panther party. he loves the black lives matter movement and has been immensely supportive and encouraging not only to me but to many activists. i was disappointed in what elaine said. i know elaine. i have talked with her many times. when elaine got involved with the black panther party, it was about two years old. that is where we are in the black lives matter mook as well. matter movement as well. she evaluated the totality of the black panther party, all that it accomplished in 10 years and compared it to where we are right now in year two. it is an unfair comparison to say where we are in year two compared with the black panther party was year two. two years in, it literally only have 4000, 5000 people that were committed to it, to its practices. it was still trying to determine where it went and what it would do. so i think if you look at where we are now versus where the black panther party was

the panthers played with more desperation. the cardinals dug a hole that was to be -- too football.>> wouldn't -- we have to stop the bleeding before it is too late, you know?>> it sucks to say, but we did horrible. >> again, we dug ourselves too far in the hole to climb out of. >> playing on the road is playing on the road. you have to be ready. >> palmer is pressured. >> with the television monitor, you can see that. >> they said that the review official said it was of fumble. it was not reviewed. >> it was an obvious plus, i thought, i'm surprised that the the line of scrimmage. >> you have to overcome questionable cause. we tried to overcome its. we did not. >> the silver lining, with the seattle lost. >> we are one game away from tying and being in the league. we have to get healthy. >> like i said, we're going to fight. we're going to continue to fight and get better. there is a half of a football season left, there's ton of football to forget about these four losses. >> carson palmer actually had a good statistical day.

coming up in sports -- once preview the panthers, hawks and cyclones. rick coleman joins us next on kwwl. i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. my dad raised thirteen children, was married for nearly seventy years and fought for our country in world war ii. but, he never got his medals and he tried for years. dad knew his time was near. out of options, a big test tomorrow for the uni panthers as they travel to face a very good youngstown state team. this will be the first time northern iowa has played youngston state in three years and the first time the panthers have faced peguin head coach bo pelini. tough 28-25 loss last week at south dakota.. a defeat that dropped the panthers to one and one in the missouri valley and 2 and 3 overall. now the panthers face a youngstown state team this is still unbeaten in the valley... uni head coach mark farley says the penguins may be the most it has been a whlie since we good football team. might be the best personnell group that we have played all year...very state kick it off at 6 o'clock tomorrow nig

but don't tell that to the panthers. they've won eight straight titles have a 97-game winning streak. that's what we're focused on. there's no streak. >> we don't really think about the streak. we think about the next game and never worry about the streak. >> every year the team starts out 0-0. >> reporter: the prep football winning streak is the third longest on record in the united states regardless of classification. from oakland, california, they won 151 straight games from 1992 to 2003. the panthers 94th win to open the season, the coach and his team, the longest eight-man record ever. you can sum up the program's success in one word. >> probably perfection. >> reporter: but building and maintaining such dominance on the field begins at a young age, their high school football dating back to 1978 where they won their first of 19 state titles. >> i grew up there. these guys coached me. i wanted to come back and be part of it. >> i've been in this program since first, second grade. i mean, i've been playing football --

we'll hear from mark farley as his uni panthers host missouri state with their playoff hopes on life support -- and former panther david johnson is running wild on nfl defenses -- that continued tonight -- there's no buffer remaining for the uni football team -- after saturday's loss at youngstown state -- their fourth of the season -- the panthers sit in a spot where they likely need to win- out to earn a spot in the post-season -- a great football team at times -- but hasn't done it consistently -- turnovers and kept youngstown off the board for the first 30 minutes -- but faltered down the stretch -- and with teams like number 4 north dakota state and number 11 south dakota state left on the schedule -- the margin for error is paper we've really got to be good the rest of the way out, i mean excellent the rest of the way out, so we'll have to take what we learned, make some adjustments, and pl the panthers get to return home this saturday as they play host to missouri state -- former panther david johnson continues to show why he might just be the best back in the nfl this year --

the world of the black panther. he's a professor of journalism at uc berkeley's graduate school of journalism. he says he's a long time friend and they worked together to bring these pictures to the university. >> working with black lives matter protests you have in oakland and san francisco and berkeley. looking at the conditions and trying to bring about change, the same thing that the panthers wanted to do to change the way people looked at african americans in the community and to end poverty and do something about education and so forth. >> more photos from the book are now on exhibit at uc berkeley's north gate hall graduate school of journalism. >> part of the 50th anniversary is to rekindle their message and see how broadly they did things. not just the guns and the state capitol and so forth. >> yes there are several photos of black panthers lined up at rallies calling for the release of their then jailed leader. here's a picture at the jail in 1969. but there was also the black panthers school where childr

panthers went into comeback mode. they were down three scores until cam newton found benjamin for the touchdown. that's nice. on the two-point conversion, things get scary. for some reason, newton slowed down before get into the end zone and took a huge hit at the goal line and had to go to the locker r in came anderson. he led care lie that down the field and check out that, very nice one-hand grab by olson. if you're a panthers fan, that's the play of the game. if you're a falcons fan, this is. he's only the fifth player to have 300 yards receiving in one game in nfl history and the they did some really good things and you know, we saw julio as an explosive player. we knew he was an explosive player. sometimes you have to give credit to the opponent and, again, i'm giving credit to them. they did some good things. >> they will take on the you can nears week from -- buccaneers one week from tomorrow. >>> you can see great plays on the high school football field and last week was we added up the votes and emannuel's p

and remembering the black panthers on the 50th anniversary. a new exhibit looks at the movement and the iconic images of black power. >> welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half-hour úmeteorologist drew tuma in for lisa argen. >> good morning. in the north bay the temperatures in the 40s right now. still some chilly spots early on this sunday. let's go to live doppler 7 and we will show you what's going on. a lot of quiet conditions. dry skies. however, partly cloudy skies with high clouds moving on in. let's talk temperatures. at 42. good morning santa rosa. 48 napa, 43 half moon bay, morgan hill at 47. right along the immediate bay waters like oakland 53, 51 san jose. good morning san francisco. your current number checking in at 55 degrees. future track and temperatures show you as you go through midday we will warm up most spots into the 60s and the warmest spots later on this afternoon. very fall-like, topping out in the low 70s. we are tracking some showers, trying to make their way in on the accuweather forecast. i'll show you

the panthers and on monday night football... plus dave doeren's team got it done saturday vs the irish...the coming week it gets exponentially tougher... now your scores... the indians swept the red sox out of the playoffs tonight and jake arrieta has a three run homer off madison bumgarner as the how tall are you? how do we measure greatness in america? it's measured by what we do for our children. it's why as president i'll invest in our schools. not debt. and an economy where every young american can find a job that let's them start a family of their own. i've spent my life fighting for kids and families. i want our success to be measured by theirs. the panthers had last year appears to have completely worn off... a slew of injuries keeping the likes of cam newton and jonathan stewart out of tonight's showdown with tampa... there's just something wrong with the team this season... a pretty disgusting first half all around... tampa bay used jacquizz rodgers to run it down the panthers throat to start the drive though stalled o

the black panthers 50 years later. hear from the man who started the movement right here in the bay area and helped shape the civil rights movement. >> a look at what's coming up at 5:00. >> larry, thanks very much. >>> coming cup, police arrest a man who they say was an arsonist and how he was found more than a dozen fires were deliberately set, and the funny looking fruit that put a hole in a man's esophagus in san francisco. >>> and iphone 7 versus galaxy s7, 7 on your side's michael finney on what you should buy when kristen and i join you at 5:00. woman: how do we protect them from $4 billion in new cuts to california schools? man: vote yes on proposition 55. woman: prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. man: not on working californians, not small businesses. no one. woman: instead, prop 55 simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians. man: so those who can most afford it continue paying their fair share... woman: ...to prevent new education cuts... man: ...and keep improving california's s

and confiscated by the police. >> the biggest misconception of the black panther party is that they were black men with guns. quite frankly, that was not true. at some point two-thirds of panther membership and leadership were women. >> what i hope is that people don't prejudge, come in with an open mind and open heart, and i think they will leave in a different place than they entered. >> reporter: the exhibit opens to the public starting on saturday. in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> coming up in our next half- hour, just days before a critical presidential debate, a leaked recording of donald trump. presidential nominee on a hot microphone bragging about being able to grope women. reaction to his statement with a tv host. >> at least four people dead after hurricane matthew batters florida. a live report coming up. y at 6:30: hurricane matthew, now a category 2 storm. it's packing 110 mile an ho winds as it batters georgia's coa. next >>> hurricane matthew matthew now a category 2 storm. it is packing 110-mile-an-hour winds as it batters georgia's coast. next up, the carolinas.

but it was all panthers today. colson palmer drops back under it looks like he is trying to get it to johnson. incomplete pass, right? no, the officials will it a fumble. a fumble. it is returned for a touchdown. carson palmer under pressure all day. the carolina defense sacked him eight times. the panthers dominate scoring 241st half points while holding the cardinals to just one touchdown in the first 30 minutes. there is a little good news. the seattle seahawks taking on the saints. russell wilson wraps up the day with 253 yards. the seahawks second touchdown set up by a trick play. down to the saints 2-yard line. michael takes it in to make it 14-3. the seahawks with one final try to win. out of bounds at the back of the end zone and seattle falls tom brady and the patriots at the buffalo bills. brady puts together another spectacular performance. it is brady's first four touchdown game since a win over miami last october. also a happy homecoming for rob gronkowski as he finishes with five catches and sets two

it includes a ceremony to name a grove in honor of late panther bobby hutton. there will also be a giveaway of 500 bags of free groceries, symbolizing the work the panthers used to do in the community. and the exhibit runs through february 12th. still ahead on abc7 mornings, a 55-foot statue is on display in san leandro. why it's so controversial. and here is a live look from our santa cruz camera. maybe not such a great beach day unless you, like me, enjoy cooler temperatures. maybe 65 degrees or so today. drew has the exact numbers be there and where you live. he will be along with his forecast in just a few. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> a couple of surprise visitors wandered onto a sonoma valley winery. two mountain lions ended up in a vineyard near jack london state park in glen ellen last week. they were c

. >>> the black panther party celebrating its 50th anniversary. in 25 minutes, hear from the widow of one of the founding members of the black panther party on their legacy. >> and big changes on the way for people who use medical marijuana in the south bay. how it could help businesses across the state. >>> good morning. we still see traffic that is light in most areas like the south bay. you still have time to get out there before the crowd does. but that window is shortening. >>> cool this morning, brisk with some areas on the coast. all signs point to sunshine and warmer temps, coming up. . >>> today is the 25th anniversary of the huge fire that caused a massive fire storm that raged through the east bay hills, killing 25 people and destroying more than 3,000 homes. october 19th, 1991 firefighters put out a small fire but it reignited and overwhelmed fire crews the next day. high winds, communication problems an power outages made things even worse. the flames spread quickly, making it hard for people living in the hills to get down the narrow

i know as a panthers that's our edge. if certain things that i look at quarterbacks around the league and say, dang, i wish i could do that. but my edge is running the football inside the tackle. when someone tries to take that that's me. >> will always be him. it was the home opener for the sun's last night. let's say it was not the best of starts. the boys had a tough time with the sacramento kings. how about this play right here? the kings race out to a ten point lead. the big time slam. watch the replay. this is just too easy for the kings. wow! easy slam right there. now there was a bright spot in this game. the youngsters played well. euless hits the how about dragon bender the fourth overall pick. he had ten points and 12 minutes. and marquis chris the other first rounder played well. working down load. kin kings win while head coach earl watson plans to make some changes. >> one thing that was visible is our second unit and in the first quarter 16-1 run is second unit and now the rotation is down. young guys and p

-- and it's a pick six -- hawks ran for 365 yards in the game -- they get the win 49, 35 -- the uni panthers are getting dangerously close to do or die time as they 'd take on another tough challenge on the road at youngstown state -- the panthers came in to the game coming off a tough loss at south and it didn't seem like it would be any easier against the 12th ranked penguins -- but mark farley's team came to play -- first half -- that's michael malloy -- takes it down inside the ten -- down to the six yardline -- a couple plays later it led to a 28 yard field goal from austin earthum -- panthers took a 3, nothing edge in the second quarter -- and the defense came up big later on-- the ricky davis pass gets picked off by duncan ferch -- but he wanted more -- ferch brings it back 34 just before half -- davis downfield -- but this time it's malcolm washington right there to take this one -- panthers led 10, nothing at half -- but would drop this one in cyclones hoping to get a win at texas after a pair of heart-breaking losses -- iowa state -- solid again -- joel lanning hooks up with allen

panthers locker room. in a rematch of last seasons nfl championship carolina started even faster than they did back in january when the raced out to a seventeen point lead and never looked back. first quarter carson palmer is sacked as he's trying to shuttle a pass - thomas davis picks it up arm was going forward but no whistle -- and it's a panthers touchdown. another look -- arm going forward -- but they rule star latulele knocked it out -- davis with his first career touchdown. jonathan stewart looks like he's healthy again -- 95 yards and two touchdowns for him -- carolina charged out to a 24 nothing lead and in a dancing mood. the defense was inspired as well -- sacking palmer over and over -- here. even the defensive ends were getting pressure -- charles johnson gets to palmer. the panthers racking up eight sacks on the day. with the cats offense into hibernation in the second half -- the defense still making plays - nursing a ten point lead -- koney ealy with the big interception to put the game awa

the road for the first time in conference season when they head to south dakota on saturday -- the panthers go in to it coming 42, 21 win over southern illinois -- their passing game looked solid with aaron bailey completing 11 of 18 passes -- including three of those ending up in the endzone in the hands of daurice fountain -- if the panthers want to keep it up this week -- protection will be farley -- they come after you much more than last week's team did, saturday's game kicks off at 2 p-m at south dakota -- future iowa state cyclone devon moore will get one extra high school game before heading to ames -- the waterloo west senior has been selected to play in the moore has led the wahawks to a 6 and oh record so far this season -- year -- while his 18 yards per completion leads class 4-a among quarterbacks with 50 or more completions this season -- west travels to cedar falls on friday -- and that just happens to be one of our friday night heroes game of the week choices -- we've got four good ones for you to vote on -- all with district title implications -- you can find this poll on t

ana previeon the panthers game against the buccs on monday night football. >>> jeff jones, than so much. 5:27 is your time. coming up in our next half hour. >> i'm cbs north carolina's ali warshavsma nghborhoods throughout wake county are still without wer. coming u il let you know when you can expect power to be restored. >> that you think. before you heaout thdoor this morning, we have yo governor mccrory is attacking roy cooper on the state crime lab. well, we know roy cooper and know the problems he discovered when he became attorney general. roy una cklog of over 5,000 dna test kits and years worth of shoddy invtigations. but he cleared the backlog. and roy cooper hd us solve over 2,000 crimes and put 165 killers rapist in prison from cold cases. > north carolina news at 5:30 starts w. >> right now on s nort carolina hundrs of thousan t poweacross the state as peoe work to clean up after hurricane matew. that includes one neighborhood that could be in the dark for da. plus an edgecombe county town evacuated over flooding concerns. we werthere as police helped folks leave. fr lanigh

the panthers tactics, being armed, stunned the mainstream. there was unrest, clashes with police, and violence, but the panthers called for self empowerment and social justice, a movement being remembered. >> you look at criminal justice reform, when you look at affordable housing, when you look at affordable health care, all the issues the panthers raised are still relevant today. >> nbc bay area. >> still ahead, california voters shut it down years ago, about you it could be making a comeback. we'll tell but that plus an important futures initiative on this year's ballot. >>> plenty of sunshine before that rain moves in to the bay area. find out the time line coming up in our full forecast. eastern span of theay bridgefrod >>> welcome back, everyone. you're taking a look at the sunrise over the eastern portion of the bay bridge from treasure island. >>> well, the pentagon wants its money back. nearly 10,000 california national guard soldiers have been ordered to repay huge enlistment bonuses. this comes a decade after they signed up to serv

and remembering the black panthers on the 50th anniversary. a new exhibit looks at the movement and the iconic images of black power. >> welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half-hour with a look at our weather with meteorologist drew tuma in for lisa argen. >> good morning. we are tracking the skies right now. high clouds moving in. otherwise the chilly start this morning in some spots. live doppler 7 showing you we are dry but we have the partly cloudy high clouds moving in from the southwest to northeast. the current numbers, good morning oakland, 59 degrees. you shall the warm spot at 43 in santa rosa. a lot of 40s in the north bay and 45 half moon bay. san francisco 54 and san jose 5. a beautiful view from our east bay hills camera showing you the city is sparkling early on this sunday morning. day planner, sun is up 7:26:00 a.m. big thing you this is the clouds will steadily increase throughout the day. but a nice day in the 60s and 70s. when it is the next chance for rain? we will let you know in the forecast coming up. >> thank

the emotions might run deeper against the panthers. big red lacked intensity and focus and leaves with another loss. lost the previous two matchups and doesn't start well. carson palmer. loses the football. thomas davis picks it up. convey down the sidelines. 46-yard fumble return. cardinals chasing the game. another look, looked like palmer tried to shuffle the ball, but arizona does not get the call. cardin rushing. jonathan stewart in for 6. ad down 14-0 after one. cam newton connects with calvin benjamin. 50-yard connection. takes it down inside the 15. then, it is more muscle. jonathan stewart busting. arizona down 21-0. just a terrible start. late second quarter, arizona finally puts a drive together. arizona down 24-7 at the half. third quarter, panthers had a pair of field goals. aces not waving the white flag. arizona, john brown, 17-yard touchdown. az down 30-14. fourth quarter, big red. coming on strong, palmer buying some time. folks up with the franchise. larry fitzgerald who fought through a leg injury, 74 yards. oh great

on the women's side and the panthers were picked to finish second. the bobcat averaged nearly 18 points per game last year and tonya warns only senior returning. kennedy volleyball team made it all the way to the seller's season ago put their trip to state was cut short. the cougars were bounced in the the regional semi final between kennedy and marshalltown and houses for start. the cougars set up debbie meyer and she sends one at me. literally the ball hit me and myers was like no big deal. later in the set more kennedy. it's page with a knuckle down the line. they will host dowling catholic . down 42nd street savior in fort madison had hops for breakf the saints when the first set. moves on to the regional finals with a sweep -- they'll face clinton on monday former city high standout -- a.j. derby -- has found a new home in the n-f-l -- the 6th round pick of the 2015 draft -- is headed to denver -- derby spent all of last year on injured reserve -- but stood out in the preseason -- catching 15 passes for 189 yards and a touchdown with the patriot

later today-- crews will be installing new ice at the u-w milwaukee panther arena. the admirals are also getting a new locker room-- and some other arena a not so great moment for bills quarterback tyrod taylor who got lost for a moment while on the field. with about nine minutes to go in the first quarter, taylor lines up behind his left guard instead of the man who's actually snapping the ball!taylor doesn't notice his mistake until the ball goes sailing past him.luckily the mistake didn't cost him the game... the bills went on to win. taylor probably will want to erase this one from his game coming up:winning ways: a look at what ?you missed during last night's packers game-- and who looked ?strong in primetime.plus...clinton comes to town-- but it's still not the top of the ticket. ?the person campaigning for the democratic white house hopeful... and how ?you can national reporter caught in the middle of a political scandal. the mistake that could cost him his and... impact of act 10. 5 years now since governor scott walker's signature piece of legislation took

as a team -- the panthers are picked to finish 3rd in the valley -- behind wichita state and illinois state -- the 2 time defending valley tournament champs recived 1 tips off their season november 12th against coe at the mcleod center. the valley preseason poll was also released on the women's side -- and the panthers were picked to finish 2nd -- behind drake -- and madision weekly was tabbed as a member of the m-v-c preseason all conference team -- the former benton bobcat averaged nearly 18 points per game last season -- and is tanya warren's only returning starter iowa state is back from their bye week -- and ready to get back to work -- the cyclones haven't won a big 12 game season -- and haven't won a game since september 24th of this season but none of that is being talked about in ames -- with matt campbell it's all about sticking to the process and that means -- improving on converting on third down -- where i-s-u is ranked 2nd to last in the conference -- and continuing to be excellent in the redzone. "just stay the course to be honest with you... we haven't talked about win

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exclusive, the notorious pink panther gang, he was in it. what he's saying today about the gang that robbed kim kardashian. >> does it look like the handiwork of the pink panther group? >> and how was kim able to get out of the zip tie handcuffs? >>> then, the smirking skull inside and the photo. >> freaky looking face. >>> then -- >> donald -- >> he says -- >> rudest debate ever. >> the people at home cannot understand either one of you when you speak over each other. >>> then, funeral for a little boy gone too soon.