tuscaloosa is where george wallace stands in the schoolhouse door. it is alabama, the cradle of the confederacy, the cradle of the civil rights movement. i am thinking about that when i am choosing where i will go. i am investigating how the resegregation happened here, who are the characters, and can i tell the story in a way -- what is interesting, the black elite worked with the white elite to resegregate the schools. prof. gessen: in case people have not read the article, for the tv audience at home, tuscaloosa had a big integrated central high school that was integrated in the late 1970's and 1980's. it had a powerhouse in football and debate. and then they resegregated. ms. hannah-jones: right. most people don't know brown v. board happened. they did not hold hands or have a kumbaya moment. there was a lot of foot dragging and school districts had to be brought to court. real integration did not come to tuscaloosa until 1988, which is fairly common. there was a white high school and a black high school and a black middle school and a white midd

we will return to bryant den in tuscaloosa. (vo) it's black friday weekend at verizon, and people are ready. because they know a deal is only as good as the network it's on. verizon gives you the best network and a lot more. get our best smartphones for free. like the iphone 7. the samsung galaxy s7. and the motoz droid. all absolutely free. plus, you'll get an $800 visa prepaid card when you switch 4 lines. shop our best black friday weekend deals this saturday and sunday only. hurry, and get it all at verizon. during the ford year end event, discover why ford is america's best-selling brand. ?i'm on top of the world, hey!? with the most 5-star ratings... award-winning value... and the highest owner loyalty... that's how you become america's best-selling brand. during the ford year end event get an extra thousand dollars black friday bonus cash on top of all other great offers. it's an amazing time >> verne: 30-12 the final. time now for the napa play of the game. this will not surprise you at all. this beautiful pass from jal

tuscaloosa is where george wallace stands in the schoolhouse door. it is alabama, the cradle of the confederacy, the cradle of the civil rights movement. i am thinking about that when i am choosing where i will go. i am investigating how the resegregation happened here, who are the characters, and can i tell the story in a way -- what is interesting, the black elite worked with the white elite to resegregate the schools. prof. gessen: in case people have not read the article, for the tv audience at home, tuscaloosa had a big integrated central high school that was integrated in the late 1970's and 1980's. it had a powerhouse in football and debate. and then they resegregated. ms. hannah-jones: right. most people don't know brown v. board happened. they did not hold hands or have a kumbaya moment. there was a lot of foot dragging and school districts had to be brought to court. real integration did not come to tuscaloosa until 1988, which is fairly common. there was a white high school and a black high school and a black middle school and a white midd

we will return to bryant den in tuscaloosa. (vo) it's black friday weekend at verizon, and people are ready. because they know a deal is only as good as the network it's on. verizon gives you the best network and a lot more. get our best smartphones for free. like the iphone 7. the samsung galaxy s7. all absolutely free. plus, you'll get an $800 visa prepaid card when you switch 4 lines. shop our best black friday weekend deals this saturday and sunday only. hurry, and get it all at verizon. during the ford year end event, discover why ford is america's best-selling brand. ?i'm on top of the world, hey!? with the most 5-star ratings... award-winning value... and the highest owner loyalty... that's how you become america's best-selling brand. during the ford year end event get an extra thousand dollars black friday bonus cash on top of all other great offers. it's an amazing time >> verne: 30-12 the final. time now for the napa play of the game. this will not surprise you at all. this beautiful pass from jalen hurts to ardarius

tuscaloosa is where george wallace stands in the schoolhouse door. it is alabama, the cradle of the confederacy, the cradle of the civil rights movement. i am thinking about that when i am choosing where i will go. i am investigating how the resegregation happened here, who are the characters, and can i tell the story in a way -- what is interesting, the black elite worked with the white elite to resegregate the schools. prof. gessen: in case people have not read the article, for the tv audience at home, tuscaloosa had a big integrated central high school that was integrated in the late 1970's and 1980's. it had a powerhouse in football and debate. and then they resegregated. ms. hannah-jones: right. most people don't know brown v. board happened. they did not hold hands or have a kumbaya moment. there was a lot of foot dragging and school districts had to be brought to court. real integration did not come to tuscaloosa until 1988, which is fairly common. there was a white high school and a black high school and a black middle school and a white midd

you can have a 4.0 from central or northpoint in tuscaloosa. admissions counselors know the difference between what that means at one school and another. when i went to notre dame, there was a small black population. but the black population there was very well off. it was a struggle to be both black and working-class at an institution like that. i think universities do not want to put in the work to recruit. i think they do not want to put in the work to help the students when they get there. when you look at the numbers on this, it is not just that they are not recruiting a lot of low income black students. they are not recruiting a lot of black american students. >> very true. ms. hannah-jones: a lot of those black numbers are black students coming second-generation or first-generation from the caribbean or africa. anti-black racism and particularly anti-black american racism is a big part of how hard it is for black american students and low income americans students to get into institutions like this. >> thank you. ms. hannah-jones: you ar

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we will return to bryant den in tuscaloosa. (vo) it's black friday weekend at verizon, and people are ready. because they know a deal is only as good as the network it's on. verizon gives you the best network and a lot more. get our best smartphones for free. like the iphone 7. the samsung galaxy s7. the pixel, phone by google. all absolutely free. plus, you'll get an $800 visa prepaid card when you switch 4 lines. shop our best black friday weekend deals this saturday and sunday only. hurry, and get it all at verizon. during the ford year end event, discover why ford is america's best-selling brand. ?i'm on top of the world, hey!? with the most 5-star ratings... award-winning value... and the highest owner loyalty... at's how you become america's best-selling brand. during the ford year end event get an extra thousand dollars black friday bonus cash on top of all other great offers. it's an amazing time >> verne: 30-12 the final. time now for the napa play of the game. this will not surprise you at all. this beautiful pass fro

we will return to bryant den in tuscaloosa. (vo) it's black friday weekend at verizon, and people are ready. because they know a deal is only as good as the network it's on. verizon gives you the best network and a lot more. get our best smartphones for free. like the iphone 7. the samsung galaxy s7. all absolutely free. plus, you'll get an $800 visa prepaid card when you switch 4 lines. shop our best black friday weekend deals this saturday and sunday only. hurry, and get it all at verizon. during the ford year end event, discover why ford is america's best-selling brand. ?i'm on top of the world, hey!? with the most 5-star ratings... award-winning value... and the highest owner loyalty... that's how you become america's best-selling brand. during the ford year end event get an extra thousand dollars black friday bonus cash on top of all other great offers. it's an amazing time >> verne: 30-12 the final. time now for the napa play of the game. this will not surprise you at all. this beautiful pass from jalen hurts to ardarius

jack drake a tuscaloosa civil rights attorney says they might have found plenty of white vote fraud had they looked for it. >> i'm seeing letters from the concerned citizens of sumter county saying we know you don't live here anymore, but we want you to vote here. >> that the federal government got involved in a local struggle over the courthouse. >> i think the motivation came from the whites who live there who are really desperate when they start to think about losing control of the county courthouse. >> the original complaint came two years earlier from the local district attorney. >> i gave them my preliminary investigative report and advised them of the situation here and asked for their assistance. >> roy johnson showed us the original impounded ballots. he said the turners changed the ballots. >> ballots were changed from the way people cast them. >> johnson turned it over to jeff sessions and asked the u.s. attorney to monitor the 1984 primary election. >> i told him basically what i just outlined, that we had sheer fraud here in the balloting process in the county. >> some blac

we're going to move our show to tuscaloosa. the entire crew on hand for the iron bowl. >> touchdown. >> verne: newton back to throw. under pressure. has his man open. >> verne: touchdown. an answered prayer. it is a rivalry that almost always delivers. >> verne: the 81st iron bowl. john kelly. three-yard gain. second down, seven. >> gary: if you want to have a good day by these quarterbacks, these guys have had good days. you might have to say a little bit about the defense but they have had the day. i will say this. the last throw by drew lock, there is not a defensive line that could have stopped that throw. nobody can cover better than that. a perfect throw. 72 dobbs. around the corner. looks for a downfield block. gets it. finally taken down. a person flying over his head. thus the boos. seven, cannot handle the speed. hilton is there. he had the quarterback but he wasn't in position to stop him. >> verne: he has scored on runs of 30 and 70. he's got 10 for 190 now. career high. >> gary: might not have a chance. >> verne: m

area includes the city of macon missippi which is about an hour west of tuscaloosa alabama--there are tornado watches up right now in that area. there have been several tornado warnings across the south this afternoon and evening...inlcuding reported touchdowns in louisiana earler. no reports of major damage or injuries so far. a brazen smash and grab robbery is caught on camera in tampa, and you can't miss the smash. a huge truck rammed into the front of a gun store. seconds later.. about a dozen people run inside and grab whatever they can. in the surveillance video.. it almost looks like a swarm of people running around the store wearing hoodies and masks. tampa police say at least 40 handguns and rifles were stolen.. and it's not the first time they've seen this type of crime in the area. unlv's newspaper has a new name tonight.. yell' was too controversial. 13 action news reporter marti glaser explains the reasons behind the change.. and how students got involved in the process. nat ts been a long standing issue for the past few years. fontjacob lasky is the arts and entertainmen

he planted his left foot and he >> verne: lester cotton from tuscaloosa. >> gary: this drive has eaten six minutes off the clock. reminiscent of last year's final drive by alabama when they took the final 9:18 of the game. >> verne: dave aranda. defensive coordinator. first year. corner >> gary: boy, oh, boy. he's a warrior, he's the leader. when you go to practice, he's the one yelling at his teammates. egging them on. he's in the box. he's in that troy polamalu spot. half linebacker. half strong safety. smartest guy on the defense. calls all the defensive plays. >> verne: third down and four at use two of its three time outs earlier. third and four. 5:35 to go. harris is running -- oh, dear. >> referee: number 74, five-yard penalty. still third down. >> gary: cam robinson was sure he was right [laughing] -- he turned around and yelled. he yelled at somebody and said watch him. he's not just jumping, he's ready to block. i think he might have said that it was the l.s.u. sound that drew him offside. >> verne: ridley far left. gehrig dieter. also two wide to the right side. harris. perh

we're going to move our show to tuscaloosa. entire crew on hand for the iron bowl. >> touchdown. >> verne: newton back to throw. under pressure. has his man open. lusten kirk. no. >> verne: touchdown. an answered prayer. it is a rivalry that almost always delivers. >> verne: the 81st iron bowl. john kelly. three-yard gain. second down, seven. >> verne: that's john kelly again. >> gary: if you want to have a good day by these quarterbacks, these guys have had good days. you might have to say a little bit about the defense but they have had the day. i will say this. the last throw by drew lock, there is not a defensive line that could have stopped that throw. nobody can cover better than that. a perfect throw. 72 dobbs. around the corner. looks for a downfield block. gets it. finally taken down. a person flying over his head. thus the boos. >> gary: cam hilton, number seven, cannot handle the speed. hilton is there. he had the quarterback but he wasn't in position to stop him. >> verne: he has scored on runs of 30 and 70. he's go

he planted his left foot and he >> verne: lester cotton from tuscaloosa. >> gary: this drive has eaten six minutes off the clock. reminiscent of last year's final drive by alabama when they took the final 9:18 of the game. >> verne: dave aranda. defensive coordinator. first year. corner >> gary: boy, oh, boy. he's a warrior, he's the leader. when you go to practice, he's the one yelling at his teammates. egging them on. he's in the box. he's in that troy polamalu spot. half linebacker. half strong safety. smartest guy on the defense. calls all the defensive plays. >> verne: third down and four at the 11. earlier. third and four. 5:35 to go. harris is running -- oh, dear. >> referee: number 74, five-yard penalty. still third down. >> gary: cam robinson was sure he was right [laughing] -- he turned around and yelled. he yelled at somebody and said "som watch him. he's not just jumping, he's ready to block. i think he might have said that it was the l.s.u. sound that drew him offside. >> verne: ridley far left. gehrig dieter. also two wide to the right side. harris. designed run. perhaps

you can have a 4.0 from central agh school, or you can have 4.0 from northpoint in tuscaloosa. admissions counselors know the difference between what that means at what school -- one school and at another. there is also a difference -- when i went to notre dame, there was a small black population. but the black population there was very well off. and it was like it was a , struggle to be both black and working-class at an institution like that. i think universities do not want to put in the work to recruit. i think they don't want to put in the work to actually help the students when they get there. when you look at the numbers on this, it is not just that they are not recruiting a lot of low income black students. they are not recruiting a lot of black american students. right? >> very true. ms. hannah-jones so a lot of those black numbers are black students coming second-generation or first-generation from the caribbean or from africa. so i think anti-black racism and particularly anti-black american racism is a big part of how hard it is for black american students and low i

plane still bearing clinton's slogan was chartered monday they flew to tuscaloosa to play the university of alabama yesterday and dayton won 77-72. >>> denver approves marijuana in social settings. the lapd clarifies its stance on immigration. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. >>> the "los angeles times" says the city's police will not help deport immigrants during the trump administration. the chief of the department says they will avoid federal immigration issues as it has for decade. the president-elect has vowed to crack down on undocumented imts reports the distribution of racist leaflets at southern methodist university and titled while white women shouldn't date black men. the school condemned the flyers and is investigating. the leaflets is for the logo of a white supremacy movement called alt-right. >>> a west virginia mayor endorsed a slur against the first lady. a facebook post by another official in the tiny town called the mayor added a comment saying the post made her day. >>> "wall street journal" reports increased backing for the american civil lib

jet of hillary clinton to its game against the men's basketball team when they were heading to tuscaloosa to play the university of alabama. the university said it had no idea the plane the team would be using was the until the team arrived at the airport. it's the first time the fliers have used a politically branded plane. they have used jets from pro sports teams in the past. >> brian: interesting. coming up on cleveland 19 news, new research says binge drinking in your teenage years could cause some problems for your kids. >> tia: plus, it's an app that could help diagnose autism in children as young as age 2. >> brian: also coming up, your chance to win a $100 gift >> drinking just one pint of beer a day can raise the risk of getting prase tate cancer by 20%. australian researchers analyzed more than two dozen scientific studies linking alcohol consumption to prostate cancer. men what drank one pint of beer or two glasses of wine raised their risk of prostate cancer by a fifth compared to people who week increased the likelihood of contracting canneser. >> repeated boughts of binge d

. >> verne: lester cotton from tuscaloosa. >> gary: this drive has eaten six minutes off the clock. reminiscent of last year's final drive by alabama when they took the final 9:18 of the game. >> verne: dave aranda. defensive coordinator. first year. corner blitz. >> gary: boy, oh, boy. he's a warrior, he's the leader. when you go to practice, he's the one yelling at his teammates. egging them on. he's in the box. he's in that troy polamalu spot. half linebacker. half strong safety. smartest guy on the defense. calls all the defensive plays. the 11. a reminder that l.s.u. had to use two of its three time outs earlier. third and four. 5:35 to go. harris is running -- oh, dear. >> referee: number 74, five-yard penalty. still third down. >> gary: cam robinson was sure he was right [laughing] -- he turned around and he yelled at somebody and said "somebody said something." watch him. he's not just jumping, he's ready to block. i think he might have said that it was the l.s.u. sound that drew him offside. >> verne: ridley far left. gehrig dieter. harris. designed run. drives himself down

he planted his left foot and he >> verne: lester cotton from tuscaloosa. >> gary: this drive has eaten six minutes off the clock. reminiscent of last year's final drive by alabama when they took the final 9:18 of the game. >> verne: dave aranda. defensive coordinator. first year. corner >> gary: boy, oh, boy. he's a warrior, he's the leader. when you go to practice, he's the one yelling at his teammates. egging them on. he's in the box. he's in that troy polamalu spot. half linebacker. half strong safety. smartest guy on the defense. calls all the defensive plays. >> verne: third down and four at earlier. third and four. 5:35 to go. harris is running -- oh, dear. >> referee: number 74, five-yard penalty. still third down. >> gary: cam robinson was sure he was right [laughing] -- he turned around and yelled. he yelled at somebody and said watch him. he's not just jumping, he's ready to block. i think he might have said that it was the l.s.u. sound that drew him offside. >> verne: ridley far left. gehrig dieter. also two wide to the right side. perhaps even more. jalen hurts not harris.

he planted his left foot and he >> verne: lester cotton from tuscaloosa. >> gary: this drive has eaten six minutes off the clock. reminiscent of last year's final drive by alabama when they took the final 9:18 of the game. >> verne: dave aranda. defensive coordinator. first year. corner >> gary: boy, oh, boy. he's a warrior, he's the leader. when you go to practice, he's the one yelling at his teammates. egging them on. he's in the box. he's in that troy polamalu spot. half linebacker. half strong safety. smartest guy on the defense. calls all the defensive plays. >> verne: third down and four at use two of its three time outs earlier. third and four. 5:35 to go. harris is running -- oh, dear. >> referee: number 74, five-yard penalty. still third down. >> gary: cam robinson was sure he was right [laughing] -- he turned around and yelled. he yelled at somebody and said watch him. he's not just jumping, he's ready to block. i think he might have said that it was the l.s.u. sound that drew him offside. >> verne: ridley far left. gehrig dieter. also two wide to the right side. perhaps even

. >> verne: lester cotton from tuscaloosa. >> gary: this drive has eaten six minutes off the clock. reminiscent of last year's final drive by alabama when they took the final 9:18 of the game. >> verne: dave aranda. defensive coordinator. first year. corner blitz. >> gary: boy, oh, boy. he's a warrior, he's the leader. when you go to practice, he's the one yelling at his teammates. egging them on. he's in the box. he's in that troy polamalu spot. half linebacker. half strong safety. smartest guy on the defense. calls all the defensive plays. >> verne: third down and four at the 11. a reminder that l.s.u. had to use two of its three time outs earlier. third and four. 5:35 to go. harris is running -- oh, dear. >> referee: number 74, five-yard penalty. still third down. >> gary: cam robinson was sure he was right [laughing] -- he turned around and yelled. he yelled at somebody and said "somebody said something." watch him. he's not just jumping, he's ready to block. i think he might have said that it was the l.s.u. sound that drew him offside. >> verne: ridley far left. gehrig dieter.

we're going to move our show to tuscaloosa. the entire crew on hand for the iron bowl. >> touchdown. >> verne: newton back to throw. under pressure. has his man open. >> verne: touchdown. an answered prayer. it is a rivalry that almost always delivers. >> verne: the 81st iron bowl. john kell second down, seven. >> gary: if you want to have a good day by these quarterbacks, these guys have had good days. you might have to say a little bit about the defense but they have had the day. i will say this. the last throw by drew lock, there is not a defensive line that could have stopped that throw. nobody can cover that. a perfect throw. 72 dobbs. around the corner. looks for a downfield block. gets it. finally taken down. a person flying over his head. thus the boos. seven, cannot handle the speed. hilton is there. he had the quarterback but he wasn't in position to stop him. >> verne: he has scored on runs of 30 and 70. he's got 10 for 190 now. career high. >> gary: might not have a chance. >> verne: my gosh. john tennessee. touchdo

he planted his left foot and he >> verne: lester cotton from tuscaloosa. >> gary: this drive has eaten six minutes off the clock. reminiscent of last year's final drive by alabama when they took the final 9:18 of the game. >> verne: dave aranda. defensive coordinator. first year. corner >> gary: boy, oh, boy. he's a warrior, he's the leader. when you go to practice, he's the one yelling at his teammates. egging them on. he's in the box. he's in that troy polamalu spot. half linebacker. half strong safety. smartest guy on the defense. calls all the defensive plays. >> verne: third down and four at the 11. a reminder that l.s.u. had to earlier. third and four. 5:35 to go. harris is running -- oh, dear. >> referee: number 74, five-yard penalty. still third down. >> gary: cam robinson was sure he was right [laughing] -- he turned around and yelled. he yelled at somebody and said "somebody said he's not just jumping, he's ready to block. i think he might have said that it was the l.s.u. sound that drew him offside. >> verne: ridley far left. gehrig dieter. also two wide to the right side. h

we're going to move our show to tuscaloosa. the entire crew on hand for the iron bowl. >> touchdown. >> verne: newton back to throw. under pressure. has his man open. >> verne: touchdown. an answered prayer. it is a rivalry that almost always delivers. >> verne: the 81st iron bowl. john kelly. three-yaai second down, seven. >> verne: that's john kelly >> gary: if you want to have a good day by these quarterbacks, these guys have had good days. you might have to say a little bit about the defense but they have had the day. i will say this. the last throw by drew lock, there is not a defensive line that could have stopped that throw. nobody can cover better than a perfect throw. 72 dobbs. around the corner. looks for a downfield block. gets it. finally taken down. a person flying over his head. thus the boos. seven, cannot handle the speed. hilton is there. he had the quarterback but he wasn't in position to stop him. >> verne: he has scored on runs of 30 and 70. he's got 10 for 190 now. career high. >> gary: might not have a cha

we're going to move our show to tuscaloosa. the entire crew on hand for the iron bowl. >> touchdown. >> verne: newton back to throw. under pressure. has his man open. lusten kirk. >> verne: touchdown. an answered prayer. it is a rivalry that almost always delivers. >> verne: the 81st iron bowl. john kelly. three-yard gain. second down, seven. >> verne: that's john kelly >> gary: if you want to have a good day by these quarterbacks, these guys have had good days. you might have to say a little bit about the defense but they have had the day. i will say this. the last throw by drew lock, there is not a defensive line that could have stopped that throw. nobody can cover better than that. a perfect throw. 72 dobbs. around the corner. looks for a downfield block. gets it. finally taken down. a person flying over his head. thus the boos. seven, cannot handle the speed. hilton is there. he had the quarterback but he wasn't in position to stop him. >> verne: he has scored on runs of 30 and 70. he's got 10 for 190 now. career high. >> g

in tuscaloosa.the public library and across the street marchers, ivil rights bill connor up on top, it was raining. the library were looking out, they said, don't go out there, so i did. on the porch, on my side of the street, the library news man, was a camera man and the guy who was the organizer, a black guy. was saying to the black guy, you got to get me something, this is nothing. what do you want me to do? get the marchers over there where the dogs are. to go over there where the dogs are, they might bite us. me something, or we're going back to new york, wife got nothing. marchers near the dogs, the dogs start doing what leash.o when on a host: your point is -- we're running out of time, what is the point? been faking have news since time began. i mean, i can't speak to that particular example. i don't think you need to invent instances where the police and civil th were abusing rights protesters. maybe we can bring it back to example,and more famous spanish you know, american war, you supply

to bobby kennedy was calling in federal troops and most of you will remember the famous stand in tuscaloosand bobby kennedy learned from his mistakes and birmingham and montgomery you have to call for troops in early. by the end she understood there is nobody in america who did more than his lifetime ending poverty. one thing i want to say in his life he had four great enemies. another one that we discovered in the recent months bobby kennedy despised roy columns into the excesses were his responsibility. he detested the head of the most powerful union bobby thought was corrupt. those people you could argue there was good reason to detest. the one to me is a great tragedy and that is lbj. they were so different one grew up rich in massachusetts and the other was from texas and grew up poor and presented. had they ever united in a coalition, they could have gotten more extraordinary things done. the idea they were at a cross purpose was a huge tragedy and one of the things that made him more determined than ever is bobby kennedy was calling for him to come out of vietnam. every time he gave

. >>> number one alabama hosting number 13 auburn in the 2016 iron bowl in tuscaloosa. controlling the ball for over 12 minutes until the game. with scarborough leading the way with 17 carries. bama's defense does no touchdown to 14 plus. alabama remains unbeaten with a 30-17 win over instate rival auburn. >> sun devil fans are furious today. still reeling from last night's blow out loss to the arizona wildcats. arizona rushed for over 25 yards. that's the side of the ball that todd graham spent most of his time with. social media calling for graham to be fired. the devils went to tucson but came away with a humiliating loss with a 2-8 team that hasn't won a single pac12 game until last night. >> very, very difficult to watch. so let our university down. let our program down. and that was very, very difficult. just absolutely didn't show up at all defensively and just gave up on big play after another. the seniors tonight let them down. have them go very disheartening. >> one of the toughest things for a coach to do is go meet with the media minutes after a humiliating

. >> verne: lester cotton from tuscaloosa. >> gary: this drive has eaten six minutes off the clock. reminiscent of last year's final drive by alabama when they took the final 9:18 of the game. >> verne: dave aranda. defensive coordinator. first year. corner blitz. >> gary: boy, oh, boy. he's a warrior, he's the leader. when you go to practice, he's the one yelling at his teammates. egging them on. he's in the box. he's in that troy polamalu spot. half linebacker. half strong safety. smartest guy on the defense. calls all the defensive plays. >> verne: third down and four at the 11. a reminder that l.s.u. had to use two of its three time outs earlier. third and four. 5:35 to go. harris is running -- oh, dear. >> referee: number 74, five-yard penalty. still third down. >> gary: cam robinson was sure he was right [laughing] -- he turned around and yelled. he yelled at somebody and said "somebody said something." watch him. he's not just jumping, he's ready to block. i think he might have said that it was the l.s.u. sound that drew him offside. >> verne: ridley far left. gehrig dieter.

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jim in tuscaloosa alabama. you said 9 to 1 against snake mitt romney. that's false.loser 500 to 1. go on social media conservatives are furious at the idea that mitt romney may be secretary of state. ian, last word? >> well, i think this is in part a sort of knee jerk loyalty to donald trump. has he given signs that he is going to be a principled conservative the way that's traditionally been understood? i think there are some signs that we could get progress in that direction. but i don't think the case is closed yet. and so for conservatives who want to push forward a principled agenda, that needs to be the first focus, not just falling in line behind what donald trump wants. >> carrie last word. >> he needs to be expansive leader and people who are not just going to toe the line. >> i suspect this conversation will continue among conservatives and all americans. ian and carrie sheffield thank you for coming in tonight. >> thanks. >> colleges around america are totally yes, melting down. they continue to melt down after the election. campus craziness is straight ah

he planted his left foot and he ran straight ahead and >> verne: lester cotton from tuscaloosa. >> gary: this drive has eaten six minutes off the clock. reminiscent of last year's final drive by alabama when they took the final 9:18 of the game. >> verne: dave aranda. defensive coordinator. first year. corner >> gary: boy, oh, boy. he's a warrior, he's the leader. when you go to practice, he's the one yelling at his teammates. egging them on. he's in the box. he's in that troy polamalu spot. half linebacker. half strong safety. smartest guy on the defense. calls all the defensive plays. >> verne: third down and four at the 11. earlier. third and four. 5:35 to go. harris is running -- oh, dear. >> referee: number 74, five-yard penalty. still third down. >> gary: cam robinson was sure he was right [laughing] -- he turned around and yelled. he yelled at somebody and said om watch him. he's not just jumping, he's ready to block. i think he might have said that it was the l.s.u. sound that drew him offside. >> verne: ridley far left. gehrig dieter. also two wide to the right side. harris. de

extreme drought here, we're talking about tuscaloosa, birmingham, alabama. this is likely going winds are going to be light today but the relatively humidity levels will be pretty low, so that's not going to help obviously and this low will develop into a coastal storm but, look, the moisture just doesn't get back to where it's needed. it's going to hug the carolina coastline today and tomorrow and get up into the northeast a little bit. might see an inch or two of rain but really not where they need it the most. mild air continues to across parts of the west. >>> who knows what we'll see in the world of professional >> we'll go double or nothing on something. >> you're always going double or nothing. go halfway. >> take somebody, anybody. the raiders, i like the raiders. >> we need to balance out the conversation with some relationship news, right, diane? >> oh, yeah, we'll bring it into the heart now because across the pond a relationship is under intense scrutiny this morning. people were eagerly awaiting a sighting of prince harry with his new girlfriend

extreme drought here, we're talking about tuscaloosa, birmingham, alabama, the driest fall on record relatively humidity levels will be pretty low, so that's not going to help obviously and this low will develop into a coastal storm but, look, the moisture doesn't get back to where it's needed. it's going to hug the carolina coastline today and tomorrow and get up into the northeast a little bit. might see an inch or two of rain but not where they need it the most. mild air continues to across parts of the west. kelly ann: good sunday morning. i'm meteorologist kelly ann cicalese. heading out today, we're seeing clouds early this morning. those will clear by late this morning and afternoon. check it out. sunny skies will be in place. temperatures as a result will warm into the 50's. we have the super moon tonight. check out these beautiful blue skies that will be in place. they stay in place through tomorrow morning. right before sunrise is a great time to check out the super moon. that is when it will look largest. seven-day forecast, we're staying dry >>> who knows what we'll see i

night lights" tonight, coming up your seven-day forecast and also coming up why a reporter from a tuscaloosaalabama, newspaper is here in antioch, california, tonight. next. ,, this is my park. i'm like the mayor here. i know every bench, every tree, every squirrel -- -hey, what's up, andy. -andy: hey! same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. i can easily manage them and if something doesn't look right, i'm going to know. plus, i can set up alerts to help detect unusual activity. so i feel secure. in other words, no surprises. morning. hey, abby. like i said. the mayor. area author says a smooth hand-off isn't always in the cards. especially for first erday's initial >>> as the presidential transition takes shape one bay area author says a smooth handoff is not always in the cards especially for first ladies. but yesterday's initial meeting between michelle obama and melania trump is certainly a good sign. michelle obama the nation's first black first lady, melania the nation's first to be raised in a communist nation. but sunn

extreme drought here, we're talking about tuscaloosa, birmingham, alabama. this is likely going to be the driest fall on record and winds are going to be light today but the relatively humidity levels will be pretty low, so that's not going to help obviously and this low will develop into a coastal storm but, look, the moisture just doesn't get back to where it's needed. it's going to hug the carolina coastline today and tomorrow and get up into the northeast a little bit. might see an inch or two of rain but really not where they need it the most. meanwhile, very mild air >>> we want to get back to the breaking story. the earth wake that zealand. >> the epicenter was 20 miles northeast of five years ago. it generated tsunami waves, and jennifer eckel ston has more. >> reporter: waves are hitting new zealand. emergency services warning people to get to higher ground. the waves may continue for several hours. the quake hit at midnight, so many people already in bed. the quake sent jolts throughout the region, damaging buildings and cracking roads. there are s

extreme drought here, we're talking about tuscaloosa, fall on record and winds are going to be light today but the relatively humidity levels will be pretty low, so that's not going to help obviously and this low will develop into a coastal storm but, look, the moisture doesn't get back to where it's needed. it's going to hug the carolina coastline today and tomorrow and get up into the northeast a little bit. might see an inch or two of rain but not where they need it the most. mild air continues to across parts of the west. temperatures are off to a cool start in the 30s to low 40s. a brisk wind is adding an addtional chill so grab a jacket before leaving home. another sunny day ahead. southwest winds help to push temperatures into the upper 50s. quiet weather continues through mid-week with highs in the 50s. a more impressive storm system arrives friday with a chance of showers and >>> who knows what we'll see in the world of professional football today. but -- >> go double or nothing on something. >> you're always going double or nothing -- halfway. >> take somebody, anybody. the

extreme drought here, we're talking about tuscaloosa, birmingham, alabama, the driest fall on record and relatively humidity levels will be pretty low, so that's not going to help obviously and this low will develop into a coastal storm but, look, the moisture doesn't get back to where it's needed. it's going to hug the carolina coastline today and tomorrow and get up into the northeast a little bit. might see an inch or two of rain but not where they need it the most. mild air continues to across parts of the we meteorologist josh judge. the temperatures are rising rapidly and rapidly clearing the skies as well. we had overnight clouds, but they're getting on out of here quickly. by 10:00 most of us should be in the sunshine, maybe a few spots in southeastern new hampshire clouds may linger longer, but not much. sunshine taking over and temperatures rising well into the 50's. 5 to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday, mostly the world of professional football today. but -- >> go double or nothing on something. >> you're always going double or nothing -- halfway. >> take somebody, anybod

extreme drought here, we're talking about tuscaloosa, birmingham, alabama, the driest fall on record and winds are going to be light today but the relatively humidity levels will be pretty low, so that's not going to help obviously and this low will develop into a coastal storm but, look, the moisture doesn't get back to where it's needed. it's going to hug the carolina coastline today and tomorrow and get up into the northeast a little bit. might see an inch or two of rain most. mild air continues to across parts of the west. well above >>> we're waking up to a cool start to the day. here's a live look from our beach cam. and not much fog there and there's quite a bit of fog in the inland areas. you saw visibilities around one mile or less. but that will be burning off by 9:00 or 10:00. and the high will be in the low 80s this is the low 80s. as we head to the next 7 days, rain in the forecast for monday. but only a 20% chance and cooling and clear for the week. football today. but -- >> go double or nothing on something. >> you're always going double or nothing -- halfway. >> take

dayton plays the university of alabama in tuscaloosa today. >> if you don't do mornings like us, maybean thank your dna. doctors say they have found out what makes some of us night owls and others early risers. david. >> work definitely makes us early risers anyway. >> sure. >> we do have some umbrellas with some of the kids as about half the region is looking at some showers this morning. >>> it does dry out this afternoon but stays a bit on the cool side. i'll have your 12-hour forecast coming up next. >> in today tech bytes the world's big effort internet companies take on fake news. >> amid criticism that fake news sites made for some misinformed voters google will ban those web sites from using online ad service. face has followed with a similar policy. government regulators want electric autos and hybrids to make more noise. it will allow pedestrians to hear the vehicles as they approach. >> they say that could prevent 2400 injuries a year. first noisy electric are due with the 2019 model year. delta airlines is using a $50 million state of the art system to keep tabs on your bag

extreme drought here, we're talking about tuscaloosa, birmingham, alabama.s is likely going to be the driest fall on record and winds are going to be light today but the relatively humidity levels will be pretty low, so that's not going to help obviously and this low will develop into a coastal storm but, look, the moisture just doesn't get back to where it's needed. it's going to hug the carolina coastline today and tomorrow and get up into the northeast a little bit. might see an inch or two of rain but really not where they need it the most. meanwhile, very mild air continues across >>> good sunday morning, i'm meteorologist lisa argen, here's a view from the east bay hills camera. you're waking up to chilly and foggier conditions in most neighborhoods. chance of showers in the north bay on tuesday. you may have noticed the moon, how much brighter it seems. it's larger and another great viewing tonight into tomorrow. look for highs in the mid-70s from concord, san jose, upper 60s san >>> we want to get back to the breaking story. the earth wake that rocke

i watched fake news being made almost 50 years ago when i was in birmingham i was a student at tuscaloosa but i went to birmingham to visit my parents. i was downtown at the public library. across the street were civil rights marchers. bull conner on the top. it was raining and the people in the library were looking out. they said don't go out there, so i did. when i was out on the porch, on my side of the street, the library side, there was a news man, a camera man and guy who was the organizer, a black guy. the news man was saying to the black guy, you've got to get me something. this is nothing. the guy said, what do you want me to do? he said get those marchers over there where the dogs are. he said i don't want to go over there where the dogs are or they might bite us. he said you give me something or i'm getting back on the plane and google back to new york. i've got nothing. he takes the marchers over near the dogs. dogs start doing what they are doing when they are on a leash and marchers coming toward them. >> bill, because we're running out of time, what's the point. >> caller: