the week. week. at don bosco... they like to keep it loose... we've got a lot of goofballs... but it makes practice a lot of fun and.... ///.... if you can't have fun playing sports... then you shouldn't play 'em at all... coach colby yoder is the dons' goofball in charge... and his players he's in charge of are... cheeseballs, yeah... he calls us cheesballs... he likes cheeseballs... he always calls us cheeseballs and stuff like that... i do call 'em cheeseballs every once in awhile... those type of things... i have a lot of nicknames for the kids... and that positive energy has don bosco's won 20 of their last 21 games... when you see guys celebrating on the field and hugging each other after a big score... that's all coach yoder... but there are some things yoder... doesn't take lightly... he really takes it into his hands to make sure we're doing good in school... he doesn't let us slack off in the classroom either... that's my main goal is to get kids graduated and get them on in life... ///... football and sports in general it's not all about winning... his dons are getti

the week. week. at don bosco... they like to keep it loose... we've got a lot of goofballs... but it makes practice a lot of fun and.... ///.... if you can't have fun playing sports... then you shouldn't play 'em at all... coach colby yoder is the dons' goofball in charge... and his players he's in charge of are... cheeseballs, yeah... he calls us cheesballs... he likes cheeseballs... he always calls us cheeseballs and stuff like that... i do call 'em cheeseballs every once in awhile... those type of things... i have a lot of nicknames for the kids... and that positive energy has translated to results... don bosco's won 20 of their last 21 games... when you see guys celebrating on the field and hugging each other after a big score... that's all coach yoder... but there are some things yoder... doesn't take lightly... he really takes it into his hands to make sure we're doing good in school... he doesn't let us slack off in the classroom either... that's my main goal is to get kids graduated and get them on in life... ///... football and sports in general it's not all about winn

. >> the persona, and gen gisele the goofball me tomboy, you know what i mean? >> yes. >> and fashion wanted to create this ideal of glamorous and sex. >> and you understood that and. >> with willing to serve that? >> yes, i was. >> when you met tom brady. >> yes. >> what did your instincts say? >> i thought he was a very kind man. >> and you keep saying that. >> because he is. >> kindness is what? >> >> and he had as much competition and competitive instinct as you did? >> i think. >> every bit as competitive as you aria and is that part of the attraction? >> i would say he's more competitive than me. >> and how tough was it when tom had to go what he went through? >> i think that is when you know when who are your friends and who loves you, i think and my father always said the quality of your life depends on the quality of your relationships. and i think no matter how challenging it was, it was a -- we have supported one another and that is the most important thing you can have. >> gisele said her future is wide open and although she retired from the runway e

the week. week.at don bosco... they like to keep it loose... we've got a lot of goofballs... but it makes practice a lot of fun and.... ///.... if you can't have fun playing sports... then you shouldn't play 'em at all... coach colby yoder is the dons' goofball in charge... and his players he's in charge of are... cheeseballs, yeah... he calls us cheesballs... he likes cheeseballs... he always calls us cheeseballs and stuff like that... i do call 'em cheeseballs every once in awhile... those type of things... i have a lot of nicknames for the kids... and that positive energy has translated to results... don bosco's won 20 of their last 21 games... when you see guys celebrating on the field and hugging each other after a big score... that's all coach yoder... but there are some things yoder... doesn't take lightly... he really takes it into his hands to make sure we're doing good in school... he doesn't let us slack off in the classroom either... that's my main goal is to get kids graduated and get them on in life... ///... football and sports in general it's not all about winn

the week. week. at don bosco....thth like to keep it loose... we've got a lot of goofballs... but it makes practice a lot of fun and.... ///.... if you can't have fun playing sports... then you shouldn't play 'em at all... coach lby yoder is the dons' goofball in charge... and is players he's in charge of are... cheeseballs, yeah... he calls us cheesballs... he likes cheeseballs... he always calls us cheeseballs and stuff like that... i do call 'em cheeseballs every once in awhile... those type of things... i have a lot of nicknames for the kids... and that positive energy has translated to results... don bosco's won 20 of their la 21 games... when yououee guys celebrating on the field and hugging each other after a big score... that's all coach yoder... but there are some things yoder... doesn't take lightly... he really takes it into his hands to make s se e're doing good in school... he doesn't let us slack off in the classroom either... that's my main goal is to get kids graduated and get them on in life... ///... football and sports in general it's not all about winning...

i separated her, gisele, the per ona than gisele, the goofball, tomboy.anted to create this glamor. charlie: you understood that and you were willing to serve that? gisele: yes, i was. charlie: that's what made you among other things, victoria $25 million. ou gisele: it was a funny thing because i was doing fashion at the time. and in 2000, you were a fashion or commercial model. you can travel between two worlds and be fine. you are either a fashion model or catalog model. i remember talking with my agent d who has worked with me and she -- i remember her saying, this is a decision you might have to make. this is a commercial client versus a fashion client and really, these models don't do this. charlie: you were breaking that barrier? gisele: i didn't know i could, i was taking a chance. when am i go go to make $25 million again? i have to take that chance and i was able to navigate between the two worlds. charlie: your parents knew you were making money? gisele: but not that kind of money. charlie: what did victoria secret do? gisele: i think we both b

how the self-described goofball tomboy became a fax icon. >> okay, charlie. if that's goofball. i want some of that. i'll take two, please. also, companies putting employees in mysterious place, learning how to solve puzzles and cracking codes can unlock a smarter work force. thatat ahead. headlines. the washington post reports on a university of missouri professor who tried to block reporters in an anti-racism protest on campus. melissa click is an assistant professor of mass media. she and other students were telling the media, including a photography who confronted-er to back off. >> can i talkko u? >> no, i don't. >> you need to get out. >> i actually don't. >> hey, who wants to help me get this reporter out of here? >> the photographer explained he had the right to take photos. >> usa today reports on beg retails inouceing plan on thanksgiving day. despite some stores taking a high profile stand against it. j.c. penny at 3:00 p.m. . >> all right. the "new york times" reports on a first ever government recommended cap on daily sugar consumption. the proposed guidelines want a

because i've always separated her, giselle, this idea. >> the persona. >> the persona than giselle the goofball. i think the fashion wanted to you know, created this ideal of glamors, sexy all that stuff. >> you understood that you were willing to serve that thing? >> yes, i was. >> reporter: and it served her well. she's graced more magazine cover than other model ever and she's earned more money than any of them too. her first big break came when victoria secret offered her a $25 million contract. she was just dwent-years-old. >> at that time it was like, either you are a "vogue" or a catalogue model. it was a big decision. it was a lot of money. i remember talking with mying a. i remember she saying this is a decision you have to maket. you might never do a cover again. i said i have to take a chance of never doing fashion again. when am i going to make this money again? you know i got to take that chance. >> reporter: ever since, she has been navigated the world of celebrities, thanks in part with a relationship with a certain quarterback, who would later become her husband and the father o

scary games like the eyeball splash and even a magic show featuring goofball, the magician. >>> and it's not too late to show you how you celebrated halloween. share a picture or video with us showing the #spookyon7. you can see the photos on our website. >>> silicone-based bands are a great way to show support for a person or a cause. one woman created wristband to memorialize her sister when she died. however, it wasn't the fitting tribute that she wanted. michael finney has her story. >> we were alike in a lot of ways. >> michelle is still greeting the loss of her twin sister, vicki. >> like any siblings, you talk every day and you miss that. >> raquel holds on to the giants. >> she loved the giants and elvis. >> vicki was a big fan of the transcript. practically a fixture at at&t park. >> first she had to greet all the ushers because she knew them all by name and they knew her. >> so she had a memorial. >> they came decked-out in giants gear. >> and she ordered commemorative wrist bands but that didn't go so smoothly. >> there there was a splashing n that said 80% off. >> she found t

i'm the only guy who won't stay goofball, bizarre-o stuff on the trail, which has been undermined noweeny bit, maybe. that's how he's pitched himself. how kasich would pitch himself, and also rubio who is presenting himself as the guy that hillary clinton's people are the most frightened of. and that could make things a little more confusing for conservatives. >> so robert costa as a piece out, just got published, in which he says, there are some people around -- is this real? i don't know. i trust robert costa, "romney's friends are privately discussing if a late entry is possible." you're asking, which romney? willard romney? no, mitt romney. the guy who ran and didn't win. i feel like i need to get the republican donor class on the couch and just tell them to calm down. but maybe i'm wrong and maybe they're right that ben carson and donald trump really have a shot at this thing. >> the panic is really. they're looking back at mitt romney. and that's the solution? that's just amazing. but it's understandable, right? because right now, half of the republican primary electorate wants

the best. >> no holds barred. >> jimmy: he's a goofball. >> yeah, i think a wardrobe person was fixing his shoe and he just reached over, touched his head. and he goes, "man, let go, you're losing your hair, i is gone." and there was a sound guy who had like really nice cavslf calves so he kept calling him mr. cavs. he kept telling me he'd marry me, one stipulation. i had to be a size 0 or 2. >> jimmy: you probably are, right?>> i am and i ain't goto ring, i don't know. that's how you know. he's all talk. >> jimmy: would you consider marrying shaq? >> well, i got to see if he could get down on one knee, which he'd still be taller than me. >> jimmy: he would. here's the picture. what i love about this picture -- [ laughter ] everyone is looking at a different camera. there's no coordination there. was this before or after he >> i don't know. you know what, though? the nicest guy ever. and equal opportunity proposer. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> like he was proposing to everything. >> jimmy: oh. oh, you weren't the only one. >> if a basketball fit into a knees. he was all about it. >> jimmy: if

> she is fierce, and i wouldn't want to be in the ring with her, but the one thing about her, she's incredibly silly. by big goofball. she's 20, and she was like a little sister. we were there for a week, and she cracks me up. she's been through a lot. and this has been a tough road for her, but you would not know it. >> what else? i think that's. that spirit in her, listen, whatever knocks me down, i'm going to be happy. >> it's easy to root for her. >> two times. >> thank you for introducing us to her. i appreciate it very much. all right, i'm richelle carey. and thank you for watching us. john seigenthaler is going to be back in a couple of minutes. don't forget that he's interviewing phil donahue. go to aljazeera.com. have a great evening, and i'll be back tomorrow. the hard hitting >>> >>> this is al jazeera america. mixed signals as the u.s. changes its strategy in syria. is russia rethinking it's allegiance to the regime. 70 million. >> we are holding them responsible for its actions. we are imposing the largest civil penalty in the history >>>

goofball. he made everyone so happy. an incredible kid. heather: cover your eyes. look. wisconsin residents are digging out. it is out in the midwest and not here. they are digging out. snow blowers shovels, the first major snowfall of the season. snow fell yesterday across the midwest. 20 inches of snow in some areas. in wisconsin, the heavy snowfall brought power outages. happening right before thanksgiving. ed: is that what' s behind you, all the snow totals? mike: look at these. these are very impressive. the line that went from south dakota all the way to chicago. it was a mess in chicago yesterday. you know what? this storm is giving us the rain right now. but we are getting rain out of it. not snow. it hightailed it up to canada. we get the mild side of it with rain. plus, an additional system is adding to the rain. but snow? maybe after midnight, a few snowflakes gets mixed in. the heaviest bands living northward -- lifting northward. south of there, we are still downpours. that' s going to be moving through here. watch this area. the did not ---0- overnight we could see some slick roads. a winter weather advisory,

goofballs. they follow donald trump who has no information. if they wanted to get something done, they should hire the democratic national committee and the people are smart, they will vote democrats into congress, that is my opinion. host: mike in arizona, republican line. i think what's missing in the debates is that moderators are not asking each of the candidates difficult questions. aboute not asking president bush's invasion of iraq or the factual information that came out of that. what about -- i have a thing the execution of it, besides him being murdered, i am one person that would argue against any kind of torture, but think in bin laden's case i would have made an example and find out from that man everything that he knew. killing him, the library and the database went with it. i don't want to take anything away from the brave soldiers that went in, i'm just saying the order to kill him on of the investigated. who was pushing the president to hard -- the hardest to execute bin laden? judy who's hear from is in hawaii, democrat line. i was floored by the debate. it was insulting to the ameri