Wayne Byers Show – Morning – Oct 12

There were 11 calls  in Stutsman County, and the Kensal Fire Department  responded to a fire in Foster County. Fire departments in Kensal, Courtenay, Cleveland and Woodworth, and  the Jamestown Rural Fire and Jamestown Fire departments, were called out alone or in mutual-aid fire response,

The Stutsman County  area was listed as moderate for a fire danger threat for three consecutive days prior to Sunday.

The National Weather Service reports that winds across the state as of late Monday morning, showeed  the highest wind speeds have been found in Jamestown and Carrington with a wind gust of 67 mph winds. Highest wind storm speeds were found in Moffit with 75 mph reported.

News release from Jerry Bergquist….

For about a four hour stretch Sunday afternoon (10-11-15), six different
fire departments in Stutsman County fought 11 separate fires.  At least
three of the fires involved mutual aid from neighboring fire departments.
The six fire departments were Kensal, Courtenay, Jamestown Rural, Jamestown
City, Cleveland and Woodworth.

Of the 11 fires, two of them involved combines on fire.  The remaining 9
fires involved either grass, stubble or field fires with 3 of the 9 fires
threatening nearby homes.  A grass fire north of Jamestown on Highway 20
destroyed a home located at 2185 Hwy 20 SE.  The American Red Cross was
notified of the house fire.  An undetermined number of additional homes were
damaged.  The vinyl siding on one of the homes melted due to the heat of the
fire.

Both Courtenay and Jamestown City Fire Departments were mutual aided by
Jamestown Rural Fire to assist with fires located both north and south of
Jamestown.  The ND Highway Patrol and the Stutsman County Sheriff’s Office
assisted with traffic control.  Local farmers assisted Jamestown Rural Fire
Department by creating fire breaks to slow down the forward movement of
several of the fires.

The fire danger rating on Sunday for Stutsman County was “moderate.”  Winds
were calm in the morning, but the National Weather Service issued a High
Wind Warning that went into effect at 1:00 p.m.  Wind was a huge factor
Sunday afternoon.  At Jamestown, peak gusts reached 48 mph with a 92 degree
temperature and humidity levels at 13%.  The National Weather Service issued
a Red Flag Warning at 4:13 p.m.

The National Weather Service reports that winds across the state as of late Monday morning, showeed  the highest wind speeds have been found in Jamestown and Carrington with a wind gust of 67 mph winds. Highest wind storm speeds were found in Moffit with 75 mph reported.

Other areas that continue to see high winds include Oakes with 59 mph, Devils Lake with 58 mph and Grand Forks with 56 mph. The North Dakota Highway Patrol has urged residents and motorists to travel safe today.

Currently Stutsman County does not have any burn ban/restrictions in place
because the County has consistently been in either the low or moderate fire
danger ratings all season long.  The fire chiefs in the County will be
polled this week to determine whether they feel any burn ban/restrictions
should established by the County Commission.

Other damage reports in Jamestown are coming in at daybreak, including at FCCU, at the drive up area a tree down on 2nd Avenue, by the Elks, and Country Garden Floral on Business Loop West. Motorists are urged to use caution with possible debris in the streets.  Photos are posted on line at CSiNewsNow.com

Regionally, Statewide…

The American Red Cross responded to a house fire on 49th Street in Enderlin Sunday morning.

According to Brian Shawn, the house fire displaced five people and left them in need of assistance. The American Red Cross is providing assistance with immediate needs for the family impacted. The home reportedly has major damage in the bottom level with smoke damage in other areas. The American Red Cross is supplying the family with food, clothing, infant supplies and medications for four adults and one infant.

Residents are encouraged to take steps to minimize the risk of fire occurring in their home.

  High winds sparked several grass fires across southern North Dakota and central South Dakota.
 
     The fires Sunday were fanned by winds gusting more than 50 mph. They were contained and no injuries were reported, but they shut down for a time stretches of U.S. Highway 83 and Interstate 29 in North Dakota and U.S. Highway 14 in South Dakota.
 
     A fire blackened 5 square miles in Dickey and LaMoure counties. Firefighters battled blazes in the Pierre region in South Dakota and the Bismarck and Jamestown regions in North Dakota. One home was destroyed and several others damaged near Jamestown.
 
     At least three homes and a church were destroyed in Cannon Ball, and the 850 residents of the Standing Rock Indian Reservation community were evacuated. 
     There were no reports of injuries in the Sunday afternoon fire, but the flames burned at least three homes and a church.
 
     Tribal Emergency Manager Elliott Ward says several hay bales caught fire north of Cannon Ball on Saturday night, and the flames spread into town Sunday when winds gusted up to 60 mph.
 
     The 875 residents were evacuated after power poles got knocked down. A shelter was set up at the tribal casino near Fort Yates. The Red Cross also set up a shelter in Porcupine.
 
     About 150 firefighters from Bismarck to Mobridge, South Dakota, responded to the fire.

 Bismarck (CSi)  The North Dakota Highway Patrol is urging all motorists to travel with care today. High winds are expected across the state with gusts reaching 60 miles per hour, according to the National Weather Service. The heaviest gusts appear to be in central and southeast North Dakota.

During inclement weather, high profile vehicles, long-load type vehicles, and permitted overdimensional vehicles need to be aware of restriction movement laws. North Dakota law restricts movement for these vehicles when wind or other conditions may cause the vehicle or attachment to swerve, whip, sway, or fail to follow in the path of the towing vehicle.

For more information, visit nd.gov/ndhp or contact the NDHP motor carrier division at 701-328-5128.

Jamestown (CSi) The Jamestown Police Department is warning Jamestown Residents regarding a convicted sex offender that is living in the City of Jamestown.

The report updated on Friday says, Joseph Allen Johnson as moved from 114½ 3^rd Street Northwest, Jamestown, ND to 515 6th Street SE Apt #2, Jamestown

He presently has no vehicle.

The complete report, and photo on line at CSiNewsNow.com

Jamestown (CSi) The James River Humane Society reports, dollars raised during recent fundraising events.

On Friday’s Wayne Byers Show on CSI Cable 2, James River Humane Society President, Matt Opsahl said, the Crusader’s Motorcycle Club has donated $1,545 they raised during the Paws for a Cause Bike Run they held last month.

Also $850 were raised from the Zombie Crawl.

Opsahl thanks all who participated and organized these events.

The dollars raised will go toward buying new doghouses at the shelter.

Another shelter fundraiser is a Bake sale to be held Saturday, October 17, 2015 at the Buffalo Mall from 10:00 to 2:00-3:00 or when the bake goods sell out.

Anyone wishing to donated bake goods for sale, should drop them off at 9:30 a,m at their booth.

A reminder that October is Adopt a Shelter Dog Month. The adoption fee is reduced to $100, down from the usual, $135, for any dog adopted this month.

Matt added the shelter has 20 dogs, including 2 Lab puppies.

The are currently 20 cats available for adoption, including one cat in foster care with six kittens, that will be available for adoption.

The Jamestown River Humane Society is located off the I-94 Bloom Exit, open daily from 9-a.m. to noon, and 5:30-6:30-p.m., or call 252-0747, to arrange another time.

Call the shelter for volunteer opportunities.

Drop off items for the animals at the shelter or Hugos in Jamestown.

Jamestown (CSi) Benefits are planned for the Lee and Carissa Garrett family of Woodworth who lost their home and most of their belongings to a fire October 1, 2015.

On October 17 in Woodworth, dart tournament will be held at 3 p.m. at Stub’s Pub, 107 Main St. N, Woodworth. There is a $10 entry fee.

A freewill donation supper will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. October 17 at the Woodworth Fire Hall, at 111 Main Street North, with a live auction at 7 p.m. Donations for the live auction are needed which people are asked to bring to the auction. Following the live auction a DJ will play music and karaoke at Stub’s Pub.

A chili feed and silent auction will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. October 23 at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Jamestown. The fundraiser is being organized by friends of the Garrett family — Toni Allen and Heather Dehne.

The cost is $6 per person for the chili feed and children 5 years old and younger eat for free. R & C School of Rock, a DJ service, will play music from 8 p.m. to midnight.

All proceeds from both benefits will go to the Garrett family.

Anyone wanting to make a donation but unable attendthe events may send a check or money order to Lee and Carissa Garrett Benefit, c/o Unison Bank, P.O. Box 2056, Jamestown, ND 58402. The information posted on the CSiNewsNow.com Big Calendar.

Jamestown (CSI) Those retired from the National Guard are encouraged to attend an informational meeting Tuesday October 13, 2015 at 7 p.m. at the Jamestown All Vets Club.

The purpose of the meeting is to establish a regular monthly meeting to give Guard retirees current information and to have social interaction among fellow retirees. For more information, contact Roger Parsons at 320-5204.

 Cooperstown (CSi)  The North Dakota Highway Patrol reports, a Cooperstown man was injured Saturday about 7:45-p.m., when he was struck by a vehicle while he was walking on N.D. Highway 45 while reportedly intoxicated.

51 year old Neil Fliflet was walking north on the west side of Highway 45 in Cooperstown.  He was not walking on the sidewalk

The report says 74 year old Elwood Ellefson, of Aneta, was driving a 2013 Ford F350 south on Highway 45 in Cooperstown.

Ellefson’s vehicle  struck Fliflet with the passenger side of the Ford.  Fliflet fell back into the curb of the road where he sustained head lacerations.

Fliflet was transported to Cooperstown Medical Center and taken by Life Flight to Sanford Medical Center in Fargo. His condition is unknown at this time. The crash is still being investigated by the Highway Patrol.

The Griggs County Sheriff’s Office and the Cooperstown Fire Department assisted at the scene.

Valley City  (CSi)  At the 87th annual North Dakota Water & Pollution Control Conference in Bismarck, it was announced that Valley City has the best tasting tap water in North Dakota.  Valley City’s water test  bested samples from Bismarck, Fargo, Grand Forks, Lisbon, Mayville, and Wahpeton during the Drinking Water Taste Test.

Bismarck, Mayville, and Valley City were the top three contenders in a blind taste test.

Vice President of the American Water Works Association (AWWA); Warner Palermo,  Executive Director of the Water Environment Federation (WEF) Eileen O’Neil; and Scott Hennen, Radio talk show host served as celebrity judges.

The ND chapter of the AWWA sponsors the Drinking Water Taste Test during the North Dakota Water and Pollution Control Conference each year.  Past winners iwere Fargo (2014), Medina (2013), Mayville (2012), Fargo (2011), Mayville (2010), Valley City (2009), Enderlin (2008), Grand Forks (2007), and Minot (2006)

The North Dakota Water & Pollution Control Conference is a joint effort of the North Dakota Section of the AWWA, North Dakota Section of the Water Environment Association (WEA), North Dakota Section of the American Public Works Association (APWA), and North Dakota Chapter of the North American Stormwater & Erosion Control Association (NASECA).

Valley City (CSi) Singer/songwriter  Kat Perkins will perform during the annual Festival of Trees celebration at the Eagles Club, in Valley City, on November 28, 2015.

CHI Mercy Health spokeswoman and co-event coordinator Stephanie Mayfield says tickets for the Festival of Trees dinner show, live and silent auction will be limited to 400 people and go on sale October 26th.

The  goal is to raise $45,000 to purchase a new bone density scanner for the hospital to detect osteoporosis.

Kat Perkins is an American singer and songwriter from Scranton, North Dakota. She appeared on The Voice season 6 and advanced to the television show’s semifinals. She released her first single in August 2014.

Kat Perkins is the daughter of Mark Perkins, a music teacher, and Gayle Perkins, an organist. She began performing professionally at the age of fifteen.

In 1999, Perkins graduated from high school and joined the Medora Musical. She moved to the Twin Cities after graduating from cosmetology school, where she began working in Hey City Theater Productions.

In August 2014, Perkins released her first song and music video, “Fearless”. The week following the single’s release, “Fearless” placed in the top five on iTunes rock chart. “Fearless” also qualified for the first round of the Grammy Awards “Best Rock Song and Best Rock Performance” competition.

 BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – A man is accused of attempting to strangle and suffocate a woman and threatening to kill her and her family if she reported it to police.
 
     Clancey Lone Fight, of New Town, is charged in federal court with four counts, including assault, tampering and theft. Trial is set for Dec. 15 in Bismarck.
 
     Court documents say the assault happened Sept. 14 on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation. Investigators say the victim suffered a broken arm, black eye and bruises.
 
     Authorities say the theft charge involves the intent to steal a vehicle.
 
     Lone Fight’s attorney could not be reached for comment over the weekend.

  BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – Now that fall is here, North Dakota’s Game and Fish Department is reminding motorists to be on the lookout for deer as they drive.
 
     Wildlife officials say this is the time of year when young deer are dispersing from their home ranges. October through early December is the peak period for deer-vehicle accidents.
 
     State Farm’s annual ranking of states in terms of the likelihood of deer-vehicle collisions puts North Dakota 14th.
 
     Most deer-vehicle crashes happen around dawn and dusk, when deer are most often moving around. Motorists are advised to slow down and use caution.

 BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – North Dakota’s Transportation Department says time is running out to remove hay bales from highway rights of way.
 
     The deadline is Sunday, Nov. 1. After that, any remaining bales will be removed by the state.
 
     Officials say the bales need to be removed for snow management and safety reasons.

 FARGO, N.D. (AP) – A northern Minnesota woman is beginning her nursing career in the neo-natal intensive care unit at the same hospital where she was born prematurely across the border in North Dakota.
 
     Twenty-two-year-old Mikayla Carey, of Moorhead, recently graduated from Concordia College’s nursing school. She now works in the neo-natal intensive care unit at Sanford Children’s Hospital in Fargo.
 
     Carey was born seven weeks premature at the facility when it was known as Meritcare Hospital.
 
     She works at Sanford with some of the neo-natal nurses who cared for her after she was born. A few other former patients also work as neo-natal nurses at the hospital.

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – An art workshop offered every month in downtown Bismarck is helping local cancer patients, survivors and their family members.
 
     The Healing through Art program is the product of a partnership between the Art Gallerie on Main and the Bismarck Cancer Center. Art Gallerie on Main owner Lydia Richez-Bowman says  the class was a long-time dream of hers because she knows how big of a release art can be to a cancer patient after battling the disease herself.
 
     The workshop allows participants to try numerous art forms, including painting, metal embossing, weaving and scratch art.
 
     Many participants say the class helps them relax and stop stressing about the cancer afflicting them or their loved ones.

 MANDAN, N.D. (AP) – Floating lanterns sold at fireworks stand could soon be outlawed in Mandan.
 
     An ordinance that recently garnered preliminary approval from the Mandan City Commission would make the use of the popular sky lanterns an offense punishable with a $75 fine.
 
     The draft ordinance prohibits using or owning floating lanterns, incendiary balloons, sky lanterns or celebration lanterns.
 
     City Attorney Malcolm Brown says a balloon requiring fire underneath to propel it is a firework under state law. He says state law already prohibits the lanterns.
 
     But Chad Neff representing Memory Fireworks disagrees. He says the lanterns are not considered a firework.
 
     Mandan Fire Chief Steve Nardello doesn’t oppose the ordinance because of the catastrophic event that a lantern could cause if it lands on a petroleum tank.

  BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – Policymakers, researchers, entrepreneurs and industry leaders are expected at an energy conference in Bismarck this week.
 
     The ninth annual Great Plains and EmPower ND Energy Conference is scheduled Tuesday at the National Energy Center of Excellence at Bismarck State College.
 
     Speakers and panels will focus on the global oil and gas outlook, renewable energy integration, new technologies, and the statewide and national energy policy.
 
     The conference is hosted by North Dakota’s congressional delegation and governor, BSC, the Great Plains Energy Corridor, KLJ and the state Commerce Department.
 
     The keynote address will be delivered by ConocoPhillips chief economist Marianne Kah, who is known for developing market outlooks for oil and natural gas.

In sports…

MINOT, N.D. (AP) – A North Dakota doctor is hoping to join an elite team of physicians caring for skiers and snowboarders representing the U.S. 
 
  Dr. Dawn Mattern with Trinity Sports Medicine in Minot recently traveled with Team USA to New Zealand for a recent halfpipe training.
 
     Mattern says traveling with the team to New Zealand was a “great opportunity” and had been one of her goals for quite some time. She says each trip is like a “tryout” and the team decides on its doctor of choice closer to the start of the national competition.
 
     The station reports that if Mattern is chosen as a team physician, she will travel to Finland in November with Team USA for the athletes’ next competition.

ALDS…

UNDATED (AP) – The Toronto Blue Jays and Houston Astros won yesterday’s AL division series games. The Jays avoided a three-game sweep as Troy Tulowitzki (too-loh-WITS’-kee) hit a three-run homer and had four RBIs to back Marco Estrada’s strong pitching in a 5-1 win at Texas. Dallas Keuchel (KY’-kul) allowed a run and five hits in seven innings to pitch the Astros past Kansas City 4-2, giving Houston a 2-1 series lead.
 The Astros could wrap up the best-of-five series with a win over the defending AL champions in Game 4 today.

 Toronto will be playing a Game 4 today.

 
 
       NATIONAL  FOOTBALL  LEAGUE

New England, Green Bay, Denver, Cincinnati and Atlanta all remain unbeaten through Week 5 of the NFL season.

 GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) – Aaron Rodgers threw for two touchdowns and 241 yards as the Green Bay Packers held off the St. Louis Rams for a 24-10 win on Sunday. Rodgers connected with receivers Ty Montgomery and James Jones for long scoring strikes. Relentless pressure on quarterback Nick Foles helped keep the Packers unbeaten.

 
     Chris Harris Jr. returned a fourth-quarter interception 74 yards for a touchdown and the Broncos overcame a shaky day from Peyton Manning to beat the Oakland Raiders 16-10. Manning finished 22 for 35 for 266 yards but was sacked twice and had two interceptions. Denver improved to 5-0 despite running for only 43 yards and posting its second-lowest scoring regular season game with Manning as quarterback.

Jay Cutler engineered a pair of fourth quarter touchdowns to rally Chicago past Kansas City 18-17.  He hooked up on a 10-yard scoring toss to Matt Forte (for-TAY’) with 18 seconds left to pull off the win.
 
   Final          Buffalo              14    Tennessee            13
   Final  OT    Cleveland          33    Baltimore            30
   Final          Tampa  Bay          38    Jacksonville      31
   Final          Philadelphia    39    New  Orleans        17
   Final  OT    Cincinnati        27    Seattle                24
   Final  OT    Atlanta              25    Washington          19
   Final          Arizona              42    Detroit                17
   Final          New  England      30    Dallas                    6
   Final          N-Y  Giants        30    San  Francisco    27
 

WNBA…

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – Shenise Johnson scored 15 points to help the Indiana Fever beat the Minnesota Lynx 75-69 on Sunday night. Game 5 is Wednesday night in Minnesota. Indiana led 51-44 before Marissa Coleman scored five straight. Indiana had just one basket in the final quarter allowing Minnesota to rally within four behind Maya Moore.
 
       NATIONAL  BASKETBALL  ASSOCIATION  PRESEASON
 
   Final    Charlotte    106    L-A  Clippers      94
   Final    Orlando        123    Houston              119
 
 
       NATIONAL  HOCKEY  LEAGUE
 
   Final    Montreal      3    Ottawa      1

NASCAR…

CONCORD, N.C. (AP) – Joey Logano won at Charlotte Motor Speedway to automatically advance to the third round of NASCAR’s playoffs.
 
     His fourth victory of the season and his first career win at Charlotte came in the opening race of the second round of the Chase.
 
     Logano beat reigning Sprint Cup champion Kevin Harvick to the finish line by 0.704 seconds in a race originally schedule for Saturday night, but postponed by rain.  Martin Truex, Jr. finished third.
 
     Joe Gibbs Racing’s Matt Kenseth and Kyle Busch suffered through problems that led both of them to fall to the back of the championship standings. Same with Dale Earnhardt Jr., who was one of three Hendrick Motorsports drivers to have a rough day.  Busch finished 20th, Earnhardt 28th  and Kenseth 42nd.

FORMULA ONE-RUSSIA…
 
     SOCHI, Russia (AP) – Lewis Hamilton took a huge step toward retaining his Formula One title by winning the Russian Grand Prix as his main rival Nico Rosberg failed to finish.
 
     Hamilton started second behind Rosberg, but took over the lead when his Mercedes teammate had mechanical problems that forced him out of the race.
 
     Hamilton then cruised to victory by 5.9 seconds over Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel.
 
     Hamilton can now win his third career title at the next race in Texas.

GOLF…

 CARY, N.C. (AP) – Tom Lehman had an eagle and three birdies in the final four holes Sunday to win the Champions Tour’s SAS Championship. Lehman birdied the par-4 15th and 16th, eagled the par-5 17th and birdied the par-4 18th for a 7-under 65 and a one-stroke victory over Joe Durant. Lehman earned $315,000 for his ninth victory on the 50-and-over tour.

INCHEON, South Korea (AP) – Bill Haas wrapped up the clinching point on the final hole of the final match to give the U.S. the win at the Presidents Cup.  Haas delivered for his father, Jay, who was the captain of the victorious Americans.
 
     The 15 1/2 to 14 1/2 final score over the International team improved the Americans’ record in the competition to 9-1-1.

LPGA…

     KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) – Jessica Korda shot a final-round 6-under 65 to score a four-shot win at LPGA Malaysia. It’s the fourth tour title for the 22-year old American, who previously only had one top ten finish all year.
 
     Second-ranked Lydia Ko, No. 3 Stacy Lewis and 2014 winner Shanshan Feng tied for second.

MLB…

 NEW YORK (AP) – Los Angeles Dodgers second baseman Chase Utley has received a two-game suspension from Major League Baseball for his slide in Game 2 of the NL division series against the New York Mets. Utley sent Ruben Tejada airborne after his jarring slide into second base, leaving the Mets second baseman with a fractured right fibula. Utley’s agent said there would be an appeal, although MLB would likely try to resolve the matter before the series resumes with Game 3 today.

TOP 25 AP FOOTBALL POLL…

 UNDATED (AP) – Ohio State stays No. 1 in this week’s Associated Press college football poll, but its lead continues to dwindle. After starting the season a unanimous top pick, the Buckeyes now only have 27 first-place votes after it struggled for 2  1/2 quarters in their win over Maryland.  That puts the unbeaten Buckeyes just 21 points ahead of Baylor, which is No. 2 for the first time ever.
 
     TCU fell a spot to third, just four points in front of Utah. The Horned Frogs stayed unbeaten by holding off an upset bid at Kansas State. The Utes moved up after their close win over California.
 
     Clemson rounds out the top five.  Then in order it’s LSU, Michigan State, Florida, Texas A&M and Alabama.
 
     Michigan moved up to No. 12 after posting its third straight shutout win.
 
DEAN CHANCE OBIT…

 WOOSTER, Ohio (AP) – Dean Chance has died. The man who won the 1964 Cy Young Award and later pitched a no-hitter was 74. Chance threw a no-hitter for Minnesota in August 1967. He pitched a five-inning perfect game earlier that month.

In world and national news…

STOCKHOLM (AP) – An “analysis of consumption, poverty, and welfare” is being recognized today in the form of the Nobel memorial prize in economics for Scotland-born Angus Deaton. The award was announced this morning by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. Sweden’s central bank added the economics prize in 1968 as a memorial to Swedish industrialist Alfred Nobel, who created the other Nobel prizes in 1895.
 
     BEIRUT (AP) – Activists say Syrian government troops and their allies, backed by Russian airpower, are advancing in their efforts to rid a central province of insurgents. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says 30 airstrikes were reported, while government troops and Lebanon’s Hezbollah fighters entered from the south.
 
     DALLAS (AP) – Passengers flying Southwest Airlines are being advised to get to the airport early and bring along pre-printed boarding passes. The Dallas-based company says it’s using back-up systems around the country to check-in travelers lacking printed or mobile boarding passes but technology problems that began Sunday morning continue, delaying hundreds of flights. Representatives for Southwest did not say what caused the problem or how long it would take to resolve.
 
     LONDON (AP) – The campaign has begun leading up to a referendum on whether Britain remains part of the European union. Stuart Rose, former chief executive of retail chain Marks & Spencer, leads the Britain Stronger in Europe group, which plans to brand those who want to leave the EU “quitters.” Britain will hold a referendum by the end of 2017 on whether to leave the 28-nation EU. Two campaigns have been formed by supporters of a British exit.
 
     ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) – Gunfire erupted at a tailgate party outside an NFL game in Texas, critically injuring one man. Arlington police say officers were alerted to a fight in a parking lot of the NFL stadium where the Dallas Cowboys and New England Patriots played yesterday. Police say the suspected shooter apparently fell and was injured while trying to run away, and was also hospitalized.