. >> of people want to work, let them mark. ♪ ♪ john: lemonade for sale. $0.50.ling lemonade legally. i found that the new york laws make that nearly impossible. i found it nearly impossible to try to understand the rules. i need an assistant. the government said i had to take a 15 hour food protection class. bicycle injuries. i don't have bicycles. when i was a kid, selling lemonade was how you learned about capitalism, but i cannot now legally sell it in my town. it is not just new york. this month in oregon and a 11 year-old plant trees to pick mistletoe. she then tried to sell the mistletoe so she could help pay for her braces. authorities told her, you may not sell it to people on the streets. it is illegal. the authorities then told her, you can bank. that is legal. her father then sent us this videotape. >> if people want to work along with them work. amazed that people cannot work hard, but they can be purchased lazy. it. john: a lesson to teach kids. i am glad that she and a few others appreciate the benefits of free markets. in kentucky loren hansen, sh

supply and demand cve for dollars in terms of foreign currencies, let's say german marks, in very much the same way we would draw them commodities like wheat or personal computers. the demand curve here reflects the desire of germans to buy our exports or to make investments in the united states. the supply curve reflects our desire to buy german exports and to invest in germany. where these curves intersect is what we might call the equilibrium exchange rate between dollars and marks, here, five marks to the dollar. now, what happened in t immedtepo-wld war d was that the equilibrium value the dollawas above itofficialxcngrate. this w the period of the famou"dollar shtage." this shortage can be measured here, the dollawas above itofficialxcngrate. the amount by which the demand for dollars exceeded the supply at the official exchange rate. then things changed. europe and japan rebuilt thr producti capacities. germany d an "economic miracle." and also demding moreand m. weinstg abroad the new situatio looked like this. there was now an excess of dollars supplied in relation to the demand for dollars at the official e

outlaw which are used to be outlawed and the assault weapons ban let's listen to what mark kelly the husband of cappy griffin said about them in front of congress. don't happen very very fast but first when it began he said what number thirteen went into a nine year old girl named christina taylor green when he tried to reload one thirty three round magazine with another thirty three round magazine he dropped it . and a woman named patricia mace grabbed it and it gave bystanders a time to tackle him. i contend if that same thing happened when he was trying to reload one ten round magazine with another ten round magazine meaning he did not have access to a high capacity magazine and the same thing happened christina taylor green would be alive today joe i want to move on to you a mother jones what that sixty two recent mass shootings and found that in half of them some sort of high capacity magazine was used do you agree with kelly's assessment that banning these magazines could save lives. of course and you know we know that that's true and you know when we talk about all the confusion about what's driving this you know. wh

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more importantly, address the audience here and let them know what your looking for when you are hoping to fund their loan. we will start with you, mark. >> absolutely. thank you. i want to thank speaker pelosi for putting this together. i want to thank all of the of for coming out on a smell it -- snowy san francisco date. [laughter] we've been told we should get us know when we go back outside. not sure what to expect. second, i thank speaker pelosi for all the work she did to support the jobs act and before that, the stimulus bill, the original american recovery act bill that allows sba to be able to besba landing more available to small businesses. very important piece of our tools that we have in this really very difficult time for small businesses to get access to credit. finally, i want to find the rest of the folks here, my colleagues on the panel. it is the case that sba works with these organizations to try to help small businesses understand how to get credit and fine tools to be able to do that. sba programs cover a wide range, and i will talk about this range of lending and the kinds of things we do, but in many ways, we

mark begich from alaska. let's expand social security benefits, not cut them. same is true of wall street.know, my basic thought is, if hillary clinton firmly says that she supports elizabeth warren's positions on the populism issues, there's very little room to her left. there's little room for a competitive primary change but if she takes the wrong position on those issues, some insurgent could occupy that political space. >> karen, there is the notion that you would be doing hillary clinton a favor by running against her. let's listen to what else david axelrod said about what shapes hillary as a candidate. >> in 2007, she wasn't a very good candidate. she was the front-runner. she was kind of a battleship. i think she got bad advice. in 2008 i think she was a great candidate after obama rocked her in the first caucuses and it became a race. she got very close to the ground, spoke to the economic concerns of every day americans. did she learn something from that last experience? and this jab from schweitzer, i don't think he creates a real threat to her i think creates an opportunity to

alright, mama, let's get going. [ yawns naptime is calling my name. [ male announcer get to a better state. state farm. >>> a dance company allows them to be so loistsoloists. mark snoes ♪ ♪ . >> i fell in love with ballet the moment i started doing it. >> misty's presence on stage is described as breathtaking. >> starting at i think 13, there was so much talk away me, talk of me being a prodigy. >> now she's making history with every sleep as only the third woman of color to be a featured soloist with renowned american ballet theater. >> i was working so hard because it was so new to me. i didn't have the collapse to step back. chance to step back and notice that i was by myself, i was the only black woman in the company. i went through a period where i felt alone. >> and she had to grips with the idea that some barriers had not yet been broken. >> i would have a completely different path if i weren't an african-americ african-american ballerina. maybe i would be a principal dancer, maybe it would be easier for me, maybe i wouldn't have worked so hard because it was easier. i think that it's just made me such a strong woman. >> it's the made her determined to h

mark. players leftome them toothless. there was late drama. a second booking and his marching orders. marco missed one last chance but this was comfortable. >> let's take a look at the rest of the weekend results. starting off withmonchengla dbach. the battle to win at hamburg. frankfurt lost at home. on friday, nierenberg played to a 1-1-job. all matches completed, let's have a take aim -- that's take a look at the table. gap have opened up a handy in third. they are in the hunt for a champions league place. the race to the bottom remains burg andt both frei frankfurt are counting the lost of last season. they finished five and six are place of lee. fiveare now fighting -- and six place respectively. this person won the third world cup event of the season in norway. the two-time world champion left local competitors trailing in second to reclaim the yellow jersey for the overall world cup. it was their second win this seventh and his 11th of the season overall. he completed the signing -- satisfying we can for the german team in the ski jump. >> having lead at the halfway point, he was the last two to jump on the big hill on sunday. the world cha

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them. >> up next, mark siegel is here. sneak peek of his interview with dick cheney. let not your heart be troubled.m-hmm. [ engine rev] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. gethe mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now -- but hurry, the offers end december 31s [ santa ] ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease the 2014 ml350 for $599 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. he >>> welcome back to >>> welcome back to "hannity." my next guest dr. mark siegel sat down with dick cheney for an interview about his new book and his thoughts about obamacare. when we come back, we'll talk about my heart. here is a sneak peek. >> you have been known as the steadying hand in a crisis. you are the person people want to go to in a crisis. what effect did that have on your in terms of stress? do you think that led to your heart disease in any way? >> i really don't. i know sort of the conventional wisdom is a stressful job can contribute to heart disease, and i think that's true. but i love my work. it wasn't stressful from the way i looked at it. i couldn't wait to get back to

let them fend for themselves. >> let me bring up the second headline. future of print with a question mar mark.do you make of continued moves away from print to digital? >> i think it's inevitable. print has suffered for a long time. these companies are realizing that they have to move to other avenues of making money. the channel, of course, is that the ad revenue hasn't caught up on the web to the place where it was with print. it becomes inevitable because profits just aren't there. >> here's one indicator. this month "newsweek" went out of printing a year ago came back and said it will bring print edition back from the dead. a big surprise to people. the new owner said we'll only do this at a profit. we're only going to do this at subscriber levels that make it work and won't depend on advertising alone. that's true for every media company, right? >> we've actually seen politico, which was a local tv company doubled down on a magazine and hyper local media with capital. >> let's talk about one of the new media barons who bought "the washington post" a few months ago. this is what he said re

letting them know what numbers they can call so they are not stranded in the cold. it's not right that tourists don't have not even one phone number at the golden gate bridge, the biggest land mark maybe in the country as well as inside golden gate park at the museums, we need more taxi stands at fisherman's wharf, we need to fix the u-turn at the caltrans station, better driving training, this is what the money needs to go to. >> madeline savot >> yeah, i can't speak to the particular platform that's been chosen, i would only hope in consideration of it due diligence has been done. i would also like to add i would like for reasons of equity that it be accessible not only by smart phones but also land lines and computer as well. yeah, as somebody who is actually visited and lived in cities where there is a unified taxi calling service that worked seamlessly i would like to encourage san francisco and all the taxi drivers present and not for us to move forward and have this kind of service and to consider in fact that their cost savings may be huge in terms of fuel savings in future because there would be much less time wasted roving around looking for clients. i'd like to say it

them to me. let's go. but we are not repealing it as long as i'm president. i want everybody to know that. >> if what the president just said is true, then that's a marked changeblicans had scores of amendments that harry reid kill and never let them discuss it on the floor and never got a vote on the floor. if the president now wants to actually work with republicans as well as democrats on the health care bill, who knows. maybe we can move forward and develop comprehensive reform that works for all americans. >> hhs officials announced a surge of web traffic saying more than a million people visit the site on monday. former president clinton spoke about the law yesterday. saying the legacy will not be impacted as long as the flaws are fixed. >> if the computer problems are fixed and it's up and running in the next several weeks, i think that the damage will be minimal. when president bush passed a bill to provide drug coverage to senior citizens under the medicare program, it was more unpopular when it was passed and there were lots of problems in the beginning with the computers. if it's fixed, i think that's right. we need to see if this can be worked thro

them. >> joining me now, senior political editor mark murray and of course we should note nbcu is broadcasting the olympics. let's the statement first. >> well, there's a tale on who they are actually sending and not sending and they wanted to send first lady to send the vice president and that's what you do, always clear sometimes the president is running for re-election or have a busy schedule they can't go. you normally send somebody who is either your wife or vice president or someone who is your cabinet. someone who is no longer part of his cabinet, former homeland security janet napolitano. we'll have prominent gay athletes going there to protest russia's anti-gay laws. >> to transition quickly. the president and first lady are meeting with a group of mothers as part of the white house enrollment push, believing that mothers often rule the household and can get their older children to sign up for health care. >> this has been such a big part of the push and it's interesting they are doing this now. you need to get your insurance by december 23rd to be able to have it ready for january 1st. so going to the m

let me read you a couple of them that we got last night ludacris, wherever you blessed your presence, you left a mark. vin diesel who was a good friend also put on instagram last night, brother, i will miss you very much. i am absolutely speechless. heaven has gained a new angel, rest in peace. and we heard from the rock. he tweeted last night, as well. all my strength, love and faith to the walker family during this heartbreaking time. we find our strength in his light. love you brother. and paul walker had a 15-year-old daughter meadow and we saw a lot of condolences going out to her last night asking people to pray for her and pray for his family. and paul walker he has talked about, she was the love of his life, his daughter. he just did an interview on monday from the set of "fast and furious 7" in atlanta and he kind of talked about how he had morphed with his character brian o'connor and became this man who was just a big softy at heart and would do anything for his family. so it's just very sad and very shocking. >> yeah. definitely a stunner. thank you so much for your reporting. and much mo

them how to fix it and in less than 24 hours it was fixed. melissa: mark, thank you for coming on. it is friday, that means we are letting control a segment and we want you to send us a tweet. t us know who is not in washington and he was nice. and later we will read your responses. the first, get ready for a not happy new year. some of the market watchers saying that 2014 is going to be a disaster for some. this right here is the closet we were in. that was the only thing left of the house. the on thing. red croshelped us and they've literally got us backn our feet. huge outpouring of love just going, "people care." didn't come out of there saying, "wow, we lost everything!" we came out of there hugging each other, glad that we were okay. >> tte reason i am pessimistic about this is that both parties are playing dickensian game of adding to the national debt. >> that terrifies me as well. >> where you see it going? >> i think you'll take out the 2009 well and it's up tothe financial individuals. >> that's a lo way down. melissa: that best economic minds in the country worrying about this much we get our spending under c

let them make that decision if they want to be alone or not. we respect it. >> you know, don, i think as this first year comes up, the community decided that there'll be no official ceremony to mark the anniversary of the massacre. i know that a lot of the families have decided to leave town the days leading up to december 14th. each person heals on their own calendar in their own ways. and i think what people need right now is a sense of space to not be inundated by journalists and by people sort of looking in on them. and as tom said, i think what becomes really important for anyone who goes through anything like this is to keep loved ones close by to reach out to them, to reach out to professional help if you need it, and to try to just put one foot in front of the other and get through another day. >> and i need to say that cnn will not be there in newtown on the anniversary. we're going to honor the people there by not showing up in sandy hook in newtown at sandy hook in newtown on the anniversary on the 14th. >> thank you both. thank you, tom mauser and rich harwood. >> thanks. >>> the 911 tapes are chilling and disturbing, but does that mean we shouldn't listen to them? or

let's take our first phone call. hi, mark, you are on the air. >> i am wondering if any of them could tell me what life was like in thema. i also cannot wait until next week when you talk about jackie kennedy. >> thank you. life in the philippines. >> the philippines and panama, both were extremely uncomfortable for her. particularly in panama it was primitive. the philippines, where they lived was much more comfortable. they had a nice apartment. it was air-conditioned. she had a difficult time in terms of the environment. she did not do well in the heat. there were times when she suffered some health problems. >> there were a number of generals elected to the white house. how does the world prepare the first couple for life in the white house? >> with ike there were all kinds of executive and administrative decisions he was used to making, but for mamie, the entertaining of heads of state while he was commander of nato, according to her own testimony was something that really prepared her for entertaining at the white house. she knew how to do it. she was confident about doing it. she actually loved that part of the

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podesta in part is there to help them tighten up on that front because the environment, other areas it's through their own actions they're more likely to make a mark. >> let secretary of state is now testifying before the house foreign affairs committee on the iran interim deal on its nuclear program and he's making the case, and there are skeptics that this is a good deal. he's making the case that this is actually beneficial to israel. listen. >> the national security of the united states is stronger under this first step agreement than it was before. israel's national security is stronger than it was the day before we entered into this agreement. and the gulf and middle east interests are more secure than they were the day before we entered this agreement. now, here's how. put simply, once implemented and it will be in the next weeks, this agreement halts the progress of iran's nuclear program. halts the progress. and rolls it back in certain places for the first time. in nearly ten years. it provides unprecedented monitoring and inspections. while we negotiate to see if we can conclude a comprehensive agreement. if we can conclude. and i came away fro

them of being hypocritical or situationally ethical. great to see you. thanks for coming on. >> thank you, megyn. >> here to weigh in mark hannah, lease wheel and andrew wilco. let'swho do they think they are kigd. >> it's like charlie sheen and "two and a half men." that's a character he played. >> who are they kidding? >> talking about a reality star who does duck calling. nothing against that. it's a huge big hit. he said coarse things wrote agree with. but should he get fired over it? absolutely not. >> he's a celebrity and a public figure. he's learning that his statements have consequences. what i thought was interesting about governor jindal's comments with was a & e can tell them to change then channel. obviously he's never worked for a major television company. that's the last thing they want the audience to do. >> they are going to lose viewers either way. >> if the viewers are so outraged that they are getting rid of the main character they have to speak up and agitate. the irony here of bobby jindal who is a representative of the government trying to coerce a & e, a member of the free press using first amendment -- >> no, no. no coercion there. >> let

an hour, let's find something anywhere lower, if they can bring minimum wage up 2 bucks an hour that gives them more power at bargain table. neil: i think you just hit on a brilliant point, markrts of the strategy, not toouble -- like i enter a contract negotiation with fox i immediately say hey i hear the other anchors here are paid- and then movi move on from. there to your colleagues point if they can get 9 or 10 bucks they are off to the races, that changes the dynamic, there are way it would zoom you? >> it is, still a misguided problem because these unis are really in my view duping a lot of worker into believing there will be this super large increase in the minimum wage. and they are doing it for their own solve serving interest, at the end of the day, small businesses and retailers don't have you know this huge magic gold stash that they are just keeping, you know the marginsn these lower wagendustries, are very thin to begin with. and margins are not there, to support higher00 al min mum wag. il: thank you, very much you argue that case well, you peak for most of the hiring of the country. keep that in mind, next time you hear union guy ling his mind. >> any remembe

them look bad? dr. mark siegel is here. aren't you? >> yes. stuart: you look-- >> i'm not a culprit. stuart: okay. >> let talking about here. for the most part we're talking oncologists who sell chemo that they get at a discount and then make a markup on it and they can get 6% of a medicare cost. stuart: is that legit, doctor? >> right now it's legit under the federal government, but it's going to be clamped down on. is it legit for the reasons you presented it? no, i don't think it's ethically legitimate to not be honest about this. stuart: wait a second, i have to ask, does this dominate treatment? are doctors going to prescribe expensive drugs knowing they can make a profit on them? that's terrible. >> anybody who does that is unethical. stuart: they're doing it? >> most aren't doing it because most don't have the ability to prescribe drugs. you can't own your mri, most the time. can't own your cat scan, you can own your own emg commitment. a neurologist could theoretically order those. and a surgeon who says, a knee replacement, maybe you need one. there's a little of that going on and also a fda pro

mark for an nfl record 13th time. let's roll the war yes, sirs here. clay thompson had a career high 18 pointers and they need every one of them but curry was pretty good. the steal, jump shot with 36 points and 10 assists, five three pointers and here is the game. under three to go, warriors down two and clay thompson knocks down eight three pointers and warriors go on to win the game, final score 115- 113. >> that's it for us. we'll see you at 11 and check us out online, will you? (wfts.ecl) >>> miley, gaga, everything you didn't see from the amas. >> plus "e.t.'s" britney spears blowout, what she only told us about her love life. >> i'm brook anderson. britney unguarded. >> do you consider yourself competitor? >> if you piss me off i'm competitive. >> her love life. >> reports of your dad doing a background check. >> that is true. >> that is true! >> then "e.t." at the amas. gaga, rihanna, miley's lip synching cat and me on the red carpet. to gwyneth. why the stars are showing more and more skin. wy

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them this christmas season. >> very tough numbers. thank you for breaking that down. let's go ahead and bring in cnn political director, mark preston. so what's going on with the obama white house today, sort of some weird developments where the president signed up for essentially obamacare, but didn't really need to, and also, p.s., he didn't actually do it himself, someone did it in person. what's going on here? >> he's going to pay for it but is not going to use it. clearly, this is damage control right now by the white house. i think what they view as stories that can be critical, certainly right before christmas, are going to be forgotten and can they actually lead to some kind of movement ahead on getting these numbers up. so let's just look at the damage control part of it. if the president did not sign up for it, would he come under criticism for not doing so even though we know it's symbolic. in some ways you have to ask yourself why even waste your time on that. they move the goal line forward, goalpost back, some would say, 24 hours. why do that? to try to get more people enrolled so that by january 1st, more people will

let's look at the democrats who do have a fragile ten-seat majority. which democrat incumbents face the most serious challenges? >> the most serious challenge i would say is two of them. mark pryor in arkansas. he's another democrat in a state where romney won by a lot of points there as well. he -- his poll numbers have been down. he's running as a pretty strong house republican whose name is tom cotton. that's probably the most vulnerable incumbent democrat on the map. also look at louisiana, mary landrieu, in alaska, north carolina, kay hagan. those are democrats running in states where romney won and obamacare and president obama are very unpopular. >> as we look at the other side, republican incumbents who might face the most serious challenges. who are they? >> the most serious challenge is mitch mcconnell and he's really the only republican i can see losing next year. even he i would say is a favorite. but mcconnell's approval ratings are low. voters there when -- i've been there a few times in the cycle already and voters there seem like they are tired of him. even republicans say they would like to see -- he's been there in the senate so long and he's kind of beco

them saying gay marriage isn't causing harm to the state. >> we will let you know once we get word from the supreme court. >> tens of thousands in america remaining in the markey have been in arctic cold all through the christmas holidays due to a massive winter. when can they get relief? >> i hope that is soon. and we will talk about a legal showdown that is going on. a teen who goes in for a routine tonsil surgery declared brain dead and her parents fight to keep her on life support. >> what is the strategy for the gop in 2014? there is a newness message from the party. we will tell you about that next. tonsillectomy jahi mcmath >> tens of thousands of homes from michigan to maine still without power all the result of an ice storm earlier in the week. it knocked out power for families who did their best to take to in stride. >> normally we have hot chocolate and watch movies. we want to go home now. >> christmas pj's with an overcoat isn't the look she is waiting for. the utilities are warning sh areas will not get their power restored up till tomorrow. -- some -- >> top republican and business leaders in the community are moving to reunit the party as the

them. liberty mutual insurance. proud sponsor of "antiques roadshow." and by contributions to your pbs station from: it's t welcome to antiques roadshow. hi, i'm mark walberg. this week we're in des moines. let's play a little word association game. if i say "iowa," what word comes to mind? well, if you thought corn, you're onto something. iowa is famously the largest producer of corn in the nation, harvesting almost 2 1/2 billion bushels of the crop in 2009. let's see what treasures crop up in des moines. appraiser: howard, tell me about this football that you have right over here closest to you. this football i got in 1963, so i think it's a 1963 season. i got it in october of '63 when i got married. i invited a girl named rhoda to the wedding and she worked for dr. brusky. dr. brusky was a team physician for the packers at that time, and she gave me that as a wedding present. tell me about this football now, too. that one there i got i think in '65 or '66. i knew a guy named prosky, he was the groundskeeper then for the packers, and i asked if he could get me an autographed football. and he said, "well, go buy a football that you can write on easy." and he had them sign it and give it back.

let's not dwell on what divides the two boroughs but what connects them. an engineer marvel completed in 1883 the brooklyn bridge. one of the most glorious land marks" bernie. both mr. carter and mr. cotter. >> it's tougher than any one name. it's the skyline indelibly captured by woody allen to the strains of gershwin. >> it is a beautiful skyline, jeff which you can only see if you're standing in brooklyn. by the way, woody allen and george girshwin both from brooklyn. >> right. and they znlt stay there. regardless, there's more than skyscrapers. there are beautiful wide open spots, central park. such a beauty and success that its designers were asked to create one in brooklyn. >> absolutely. central park is an absolutely rough draft. good thing they worked out all the kinks before they completed the more significant one, prospect park. and in brooklyn trees are so nice they write bookses in thin. >> you want to cry? check manhattan's real estate prices. i'm eat sure it helps my case but no island is more valuable. >> coney island is home to the wonder wheel. the world-famous cyclone and the warriors. jeffrey jeffrey, come out and play. >> nice.

let's concentrate on the enforcement and safety side. >> i'll give you the last word, mark. >> that's the point, right, if you expand background checks, the point asa is trying to make is some of them through that process. but what happens when they don't go through that process, the ones that decide not to, they don't get a gun, that they are likely to use to commit a crime. so by expanding background checks, i mean, it's only logical that it makes it much more difficult for criminals and dangerously mentally ill to have access to dangerous weapons. we're not about restricting, you know, the access for responsible americans, gun owners like gabby and i, like millions of people around this country should be able to buy a gun, but what's the issue with doing a background check that takes two minutes. it is not a burden. >> good discussion. it will continue, to be sure. thanks to both of you for coming in. >> thank you. >>> imagine you were convicted of a crime you didn't commit. what if no one actually believed you were innocent, not even your son? tonight, cnn presents the incredible story of an innocent man sent to jail for killing his wife and his fight to clear his name. >> i gu

them out of this burning house. that's coming up in just a couple of minutes. >>> it's thursday, december 5th. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic right now. marko is in for steve paulson. >>> hi there dave. very cold temperatures from this morning. a few records possibly as well. napa is coming up -- it's down to 18 this morning. san francisco, that's downtown, 40 degrees. widespread 30s across other portions of san francisco, especially out towards golden gate park. oakland, 34. that's downtown, breaking the record of 35. san jose tying a record, 29 set back in 1972. freeze warning in place right now. then it goes into effect tonight right through friday morning for most of the bay area excluding san francisco. overnight lows tomorrow morning into the teens, 20s and to the lower 30s. current temperatures stepping outside the door right now, we have some 20s for concord, walnut creek, napa has been below freezing since 9:00 last night. san francisco downtown 42. coming up we'll talk more about the freeze warning and rain chances and possibly snow chances as we do head into friday night. sal has an update on traffic. >>> we're looking at the co

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them. >> well, 2013 did feature champions like the boston red sox and the baltimore ravens but what were truly the top sports stories? let's go spanning the year. [ music playing ] >> unbelievable. >> on your mark perfect catch by the cup holder. you don't see that every day. play ball. in the philippines, how is this for free throw technique. come on. off the backboard. cheerleader that's how you do it. >> nice. >> and in maryland, he wins the game. sure. flip it over your head. >> our oops of the year. the guys mopping up the floor in toronto. here comes the pass. look out. in iowa, leave the ipad home next time and jonathan villar of houston. and to quote in tnatalie one of best slides in the anals of sports history. you made it. deer got on the track in pennsylvania. >> bambi has the lead. here comes rudolph on the outside. >> rudolph was very disappointed. >> in argentina the dog scores the goal. the dog is to the right of the goal. in maryland it's bailey singing hail to the redskins ♪ hail to the redskins >> sort of, right? our rules of the year, can the coach get an assist? >> elsewhere, you can use one arm for push ups but how about now arms. wait a second. >> that's crazy. >> our bigg