adam rodriguez. i am wondering if there are interesting direct interactions with adams and lincoln when they're in congress. >> yes. between early december 1847 and late february 1848, for three months they overlapped in congress. we know the lincoln had to be very aware of john quincy adams. we don't know to what extent adams was aware of lincoln. we know a great deal, though most of it through indirect sources about lincoln's having been aware of john quincy adams and looked up to him from the mid-1820's until john quincy adams' death. during the three monthly overlapped in congress, they voted the same way on every major issue, and there were three major issues. the two of them voted against the mexican war, which they both detested. they voted against slavery, which was in favor of abolishing slavery in the district of columbia. he and lincoln voted the same way. they also voted to allocate federal funds for infrastructure projects for improvements. they were along the same wavelength. they share

but ultimately, adams prevails. and to give you a good example, of those ships that were stuck in denmark in 1809, it would take maybe six months for these ships to reach russia. it shortened to six weeks when russia agreed to openly trade with the united states. so things are going really great. trade is open now, we have russia as an ally, and so what happened? well, several things do. in 1811 president madison sends john quincy adams a letter notifying him that with the unanimous consent of the u.s. senate, he has nominated him to be on the supreme court, to fill a vacancy. they didn't have hearings back then like we see on tv, you know? they just voted, and he -- adams, obviously, wasn't there to answer anybody's questions, but they voted unanimously for him. so he is the only -- we know that he becomes president later, and he was a member of congress, both in the senate before as president, and then after from the -- he was elected to the u.s. house. he's the only u.s. president who's been elected to all three

adams that about impressment. he thought the impressment is the man is to all intents and purposes a sub i'm just, a moral base enter radical as the slave trade. and he was someone who opposes slavery. he thought it was just abominable to take someone and rob them of their citizenship and force them into a military that could potentially be at war with that person's native country and that was awful to him. so the prior this impressment was going on because britain was at war with france and they needed every man they could get. some of the men they impressed were legitimate british deserters, but many were american citizens. the state department estimates about 5000 men weren't pressed during this time period. john quincy adams thinks the number was low and there was a lot unreported. he thinks the number was more around 9000. you can understand the injustice a lot of people felt about this track is. the other thing that was going on is we are a country that only has four ambassadors around the world to a weren't

this is what john quincy adams thought about impressment. he thought it was too all intensive purposes to practice as unjust, immoral and oppressive and tyrannical in slave trade. he was someone who opposed slavery. he thought it was just abominable to take someone and rob them of their citizenship and force them into military that can intentionally be out for to that person's native country and that was awful to him. the practice was going on because britain was at war with france and they needed every man they could get. some of the men were legitimate deserters. the state department estimates that 5000 men were impressed. john quincy adams thinks the number was low and he thinks the number was more around 9000. you can understand the injustice that a lot of people felt. the other thing that was going on was that we are a country that only has four ambassadors around the world. they were not a higher rank as ambassadors. they were a country that was struggling for its identity and sovereignty. in order to survive as a country we had to sur

or just ask adam. what do you think about it?ng the "wall street journal" editorial page, which i happen to agree with on the immigration, completely. makes a lot of good sense. i' subject, which is, look, if you want to, like, take your silly -- excuse me, take the -- >> you said no name-calling earlier in the show. >> and i corrected myself and i apologize, but i don't fault consulates, anything nation's consulates, including our own, for helping their national comply with the law in the country where they are. that's what consulates are for. we would expect our consulate to do the same for us if we were traveling -- >> not the law because they're here illegally. you comply with the law by going back to your home country, adam. >> that's one way, and then -- you just articulated what this program is that's another way to comply with the law. >> ben, complemented charlie, bun of the best things ever said. common sense and best things ever said. >> brilliant. >> made up for it. >> did you just refer to -- >> made up for it. >> do

." >> adam: welcome to "the dodge post game show" i'm adam zucker.ht on cbs begins with "elementary" followed by back-to-back editions of "48 hours," tonight, only cbs. in the game you just saw, mississippi state over kentucky 45-31. patrick towles with a big day as well. he will be a pleasure to watch in the future. s.e.c. standings now in the east, georgia on top. kentucky will go to missouri next week. in the west, mississippi state staying perfect. ole miss against l.s.u. among the action going on tonight. i am joined by spencer tillman and where i brian jones. kentucky has a great future. we see what he was able to do. on the ground mississippi state pulled it out. >> spencer: i want to make one particular point about the passing statistics. he has the school record for consecutive games passing over 200 yards. that's important because what they're asking him to do offensively, i think that is a high-water mark that needs to be -- >> brian: listen, kentucky -- they're going to get much better. they don't have the depth they need. that cake is no

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adam? what do you got? >> kre, a regional bank etf. interest rates not penalized for the strengthening dollar. >> interesting. >> i like eww. mexico etf. the guys are amazing. >> gentlemen, thank you both. cutting early here, because before we go i have sad news i want to share. teri keenen passed awe way. >> your investments can do better. find out next on "cashin' in." >> the very first host of "cashin' in" and for years the linchpin of the cost of freedom business block itself. many remember her beauty, many remember her smarts, me? i remember her bouts on air with crazy panelists. >> what do you think for 2005? >> well, i'm about to remove my -- >> uh-oh. okay. in we go. >> i think the airline system is a free market at work? you know. >> no. just saying some of these the system wos have prevented this. when the last time any other carrier had to cancel 1,000 flights, jonathan? >> not to model my behavior. >> yeah, but to wayne's point, our infrastructure is falling apart. gasoline taxes support out of our highways. >> time to find

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international concert of the i o u and community leader willy adams has been part of the first blue ribbon terminal committee he was pointed out by mayor ed lee to the port commission and has further shaped today's fervently i want to take a moment to reflect open mr. herman and how lucky we are to know about jimmy herself map i was lucky enough to have met him and willy adams resembles the man compassionate and educator and strong and kind i'd like to introduce my friend and colleague willingly adams (clapping). >> first of all, i'd like to guess i'm very glad that the members of my family the i o w

t least the >> thank you adam. we'll get the day's forecast and the conditions for the morning commute with the "action news" morning team. join matt, david and tam, starting at 4:30 a.m. >>> people that have a handicap extending in their way of heading back to work may have new hope. governor jack markell paid a visit to go baby go, the harness this woman is wearing is new technology letting people with limited mobility to work. they show it how it works in a 50 square foot structure. >> that is pretty awesome. >> what are we buzzing about today? >> people lining up to get their chance to be the next millionaire. there is something strange in the neighborhood. who you going to call? ghost bufrters is back. >>> time for the buzz, we have been buzzing about this one and it's confirmed. a new ghostbuster is in the works with all women. they tweeted it will star some pretty hilarious women. casting has yet to be announced. some swirling is melissa mccarthy in there. but we'll get to that when it's confirmed for you. >

a adam?'s a very sensitive topic for me because i hate composting and my wife loves composting. i don't like having garbage sit on the counter for days on end. that said, they are trying to reduce food waste and they are trying to reduce things going to the landfill that shouldn't go to the landfill. those are good goals and you guys are trivializing people who are trying to pursue good goals. >> and it costs a super amount of money. >> can you imagine the arguments that they get into about composting? >> it smells and there's raccoons everywhere. >> don't get me started on it. and then they get elected to congress. city council ordinances. i want to thank you. >>> up çnext, even with a rock week for stocks, there's still rocking this year. but no one, no one comes close to the way that this guy has been rocking it. charles payne. he picked twitter in may. don't think he can top "hello. you can go ahead and put your bag right here." "have a nice flight." ♪ music plays ♪ music plays traveling

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go ahead, adam. >> of course we try. that's absurd. armed forces on the border -- i wasn't finished. we have multiple forces. should we try harder, yes. >> ben, let's go back to you on this thing. i don't think anyone in this country thinks it's impossible to take greater measures to secure the border. that is not a pipe dream, is it? >> well, the amount of money we spent on border security is small. of course we can do more. it may not be possible to stop every person from coming across. thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands come across. that can be helped. questions allocating money, it's not a trivial thing. let's have borders. >> gary, on that notion of being serious, taking action before it becomes an emergency. precautionary things. the first thing you learn is you have to set up the precautionary stuff first. why do we have to wait? why wait for a worst case scenario to develop when a lot of people know they have ebola and are trying to get to the medical forces? >> our government is reactionary, not proactive. thr

. >> we go to meteorologist adam joseph nice way to start the workweek adam you had. >> not a cloud in the sky. seasonable temperatures oaf the next 24 hours. as we look at numbers around the region. 67 in philadelphia and 65 allentown and 68 wilmington and 64 boardwalk and sea isle city and cooler in the poconos where temperatures are in the middle 50s. not a bad way to spend a late october day. in fact this evening with all the stars out there will be 60 at 8:00. 59 at 9:00 and slow drop in temperature upper 50s as we go through the 10:00 hour. for the ohio, tennessee and deep south mts warmth building 8 st. louis and 82 memphis and 84 atlanta and a piece of this breaking its way for the next 24 to 36 hours. as we look ahead to the accuweather forecast, gorm us tomorrow. and then temperatures dropped in time for halloween taken could be wintry like weekend. we'll let you know what i mean and a little more detail coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >> lot going on this week, that's for sure, adam. thank you. >> much more ahead on "action news" at 4. why retailers across americ

meet adam a black lab allergic to human dander. the sick pup was brought to the vet in indiana, they changed him and gave him a bath. but a blood test revealed his unique condition, so a custom treatment might be coming soon. >> the vet seems to think we ask fix them, they put a serum together for kids allergies and other pet allergies and he starts this week. >> in the meantime adam continues to live at the lucky dog shelter and they are accepting donations for his care. >>> can you be held liable for what your kids post on facebook? in georgia the answer is yes. in georgia, they are holding parents responsible for what their kids say on facebook. they created a fake facebook pretending to be a girl at the school, the parents are facing consequences and so are the boys. >>> she didn't even, she got positive. this teen from alberta, canada was targeted by bullies, but instead of getting upset she came up with an arsenal of words, but not the bad ones. it started on her facebook page urging her to die. she fought back, posting beaut

adam johnson is with us as well. we already have a "surveillance" correction. >> it is understandable. she has been in power for 12 years. >> you have seen the stock market run-up in the past couple of weeks. this guy is -- >> senator nevis comes back with a big shocker. right now our monday brief. >> we are very international. i want to start with germany. manufacturing fell to 5.7%. what a contrast between our unemployment going down to 5.9% and their manufacturing falling the most since 2009. china, india, turkey, egypt, all closed for various holidays. out thatt to point samsung reports tomorrow. ahead of that report, samsung does it is building a new million dollars factory. >> but it is a semi-doctor -- it is a semiconductor like factory, right? >> trying to go up against apple. president obama has three business today session before, credit regulation, is conceived roundtable just 29 days till midterms. session -- court his at a news fashion for the socket, same-sex marriage at this point, anderson three diffe

why sign adam sandler to this deal? >> you know what i think is brilliant about this for all the parties involved is they are getting notoriety. you are actually doing a feature on this. had adam sandler signed a deal with sony pictures we would not be discussing this. so signing with netflix makes news. i think it gives them instant publicity. i think they are looking to branch beyond television programming. they are going to -- they started with "crouching tiger" last week, and they want to see more people subscribing to netfelix. > i want to turn to matt atache. at rotten tomatoes, how do you -- can you tell people how it works, but also, how do you review adam sandler? movies end up on the side we call rot. typically critics don't care for his work. he consistently brings in at the box office. there have been a couple bombs in the recent years, but mostly his movies are getting close to $100 million. i think this is a great move on netflix's part. he has an audience that presumably will carry them over to the e netw

adam levine and new wife behati prinsloo are easy on the eye.his is why it's causing so much controversial, this video, the adam playing a butcher/stalker. ♪ >> reporter: prinsloo playing a woman seemingly unaware the creepy man in glasses has her on his menu. ♪ i love you like an animal >> reporter: adam's character treating his real-life wife like a piece of meat. some have condemned the video. >> all this is doing is increasing the viewership to their video and increasing the awareness of their album. it was oscar wilde who said, anything worst than being talked about it is not being talked about. thank you for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow and we're always online at abcnews.com. good night, america. grandpa, will you help me with my homework? no. frank. how's she gonna learn? nobody handed me any answers. clearly. listen, she's doing a family tree for school. she has to interview a relative. your favorite relative? no. the oldest. i'm not the oldest person in the family. don't you have, like, some relatives liv

with him tim adams. >> i'm joined by tim adams, the head of the institute of financial -- of internationalg the thunder with your all-star lineup today. tell me about the mood. you have the top people in finance arriving here in washington. there does seem to be a fear about global growth right now. >> and rightly so. europe is teetering on the balance of truth -- of contraction. japan is still struggling. there is a lot to worry about. your vices in the gulf and ebola in west africa. -- you have isis in the gulf and ebola in west africa. impressive some economist on panels, some folks from central banks around the world as well as finance ministers. tell me about europe specifically and whether there's a consensus about what needs to happen. >> it the three-pronged attack. the ecb needs to follow through on the promises mario draghi has made. he has had tremendous progress in the last two years when he said he would do whatever it takes. enormous credibility. but they have to reach some conclusion on fiscal issues. >> we had wolfgang yesterday pitching a separate angle altogether. >> that

here is adam. >> adam: the top rushing offense in the s.e.c. one on the top rushing defense in the conference. jonathan williams rumbling in for arkansas. bama blocks the extra point and still leads 7-6 trying to bounce back from the loss at hole miss last week. back to you. >> verne: adam, thank you. intermittent rain, sometimes heavy. it has subsided now. 38-23. first down, 10, auburn with one time out remaining. here is prescott. that was cute. >> gary: holding right at the end of the play. wow. two mistakes. not staying inbounds, and then holding. >> verne: oh, yeah. >> gary: de'runnya wilson. dak has to slide and stay inbounds and wilson can't get a penalty in that situation. remember the nightmare that dan mullen almost had against l.s.u. he had an 18-point lead. >> referee: during the run, holding, number one, offense. 10 yards from the spot of the foul. still have a first down. >> gary: number one, de'runnya wilson on trovon reed. >> gary: that's more than holding. >> verne: looked like wwe. >> gary: makes it short for a first down. wha

a adam? very sensitive topic for me because i hate composting and my wife loves composting. i don't like having garbage sit on the counter for days on end. that said, they are trying to reduce food waste and they are trying to reduce things going to the landfill that shouldn't go to the landfill. those are good goals and you guys are trivializing people who are trying to pursue good goals. >> and it costs a super amount of money. >> can you imagine the arguments that they get into about composting? >> it smells and there's raccoons everywhere. >> don't get me started on it. and then they get elected to congress. city council ordinances. i want to thank you. >>> up çnext, even with a rock week for stocks, there's still rocking this year. but no one, no one comes close to the way that this guy has been rocking it. charles payne. he picked twitter in may. don't think he can top >>> you know, making money with charles payne is not only a great show on fox business, it's a way of life. charles, w

joining me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. a set of top stories for you this morning. >> we begin with jpmorgan, comes up short and early release. missed analyst estimates. net income rose to 5.6 point dollars. set aside $1lso billion for legal expenses. the shares are down in premarket trade. later, ceo junie -- jamie dimon is expected to be on a call with analysts. federal health officials rethinking the way they've been trying to stop the spread of ebola. the problem is, they don't know how a nurse in dallas became infected, even though she was wearing protective year. here is the cdc director. >> it doesn't change the fact it is possible to take care of ebola safely. but it does change substantially how we approach it. >> it looks like north korea has moved to quell all that .peculation about kim jong un photos published today show the 31-year-old north korean leader made his first public appearance in six weeks. he is seen walking with a cane. a south korean newspaper reported cam had been hospitalized after getting surge

is it damaging or no big deal. >> and meteorologist, adam joseph is back with the accuweather numbers. >>> pressure to fire the university of michigan's director continues to build after an injured player was put back on the field. the wolverines quarterback was allowed to keep playing in saturday's game despite suffering what we now know was a concussion, more than 1,000 students an alumni, demanded david brandon's job, they would not comment on specific changes in the wake of the controversy. but insist that action is being take a taken. it turns out babies might be able to speak sooner than thought. and rutgers researches may have figured out how to do it. by 7 months, brain scans showed that language centers in those baby's brains are stronger. a small study and one worth reading, the strategy may find its way into games that parents use to get a head start. here with the big talkers the new war waged against super heroes, retailing sexism, suggesting that only guys can wear the cape and save the day. this was snapped at a target store in dna, it shows two sets of baby path am as,

. >> thank you adam. >>> a second hospital worker is affected with ebola, this nurse got on the airplane before anyone knew she was sick, the president is expected to talk about the disease any minute and we'll bring that you as soon as he does but now marcy gonzales is in dallas. >> reporter: a second dallas nurse battling ebola, amber vin vent coming down with a fever and she is now with nurse, knownal pham who came down with the disease last week. >> this is the second person dealing with the diagnosis with the grit and determination that nina has dealt with the diagnose. >> vincent and pham part of the 77 person team that treated thomas duncan but their travel was not restricted and now the cdc says it may have been a mistake. she was on a plane on monday, from cleveland to dallas on frontier one day before she started to show symptoms. they said there was little risk to other passengers. >> but we are putting into place extra margins of safety and we are contacting everyone that was on the flight. vincent's neighbors also cont t contact contacted. her home being diseffected. and the

i'm not sure it was wise on our part. >> adam, how do you fight against this.o you do it to the other guy. it seems just passing laws inside this country, when the crime is sort of placeless in nature won't necessarily fit the bill. >> it doesn't fit the bill. the other problem is half the time you can't figure out who the other guy is. as we talked about, they do a great job masking who they are, where they are and they are so protected by wherever they are that we really don't have a jurisdiction over them, and so all we are doing - we are not going to reach mutually assured destruction. we have a continuing technological arms race, and the baddies are clearly ahead. so our situation is we have to we double our efforts at home. this has to be a collaborative effort between consumers, business, government, where everyone works together to do as best we can to protect ourselves as best we can and have as many technological advances as we can put forth and keep going. this, unfortunately, is not going to end. there's a reality here, and the scary part about jpmo

saw just behind kenneth there, the rain has set up shop now, but will it stick around, lets go to adam joseph with the word from accuweather. >> it's slow to move in and slow to push out. stormtracker 6 live double scan, shows this is the way it's been the entire day and it's settling in the heaviest rain now is from route 40 at glassboro and pinwheeling itself from the northeast to the south and wst. so middletown and smyrna, in the state of delaware, heavier showers spiraling through for the evening rush hour, even where we don't see the heavy rain we see scattered drizzle creating wet roads for the evening rush hours, a live look on double scan, it's taking shape south and east of the delmarva, it will slowly drift to the north to new england and can you see how the winds wrap around the low and there is moisture in new england that will pinwheel through tonight and tomorrow morning. along with the showers and chilly temperatures are winds from the north, speeds of 25 miles per hour in philadelphia and 28 in dover and at the shore between 23 and 24 miles per hour. so what so expect

meteorologist, adam joseph is at the big board following the system with stormtracker 6 live double scan. >> this afternoon guys we have a couple of light showers west of the philadelphia, but philadelphia south and east, breaks of sun this afternoon but a healthy amount of cloud cover, as we look at double scan live, you see a weak system coming through away from coatesville and oxford away from philadelphia. up the northeast extension into the lehigh valley. have you to hit the windshield wiper once or twice, it's barely dampening the ground. right now that low is just north of cincinnati. in the tennessee valley tornado watches are in affect and there will pivot to the north and west and we'll get heavy rain and a rumble of thunder but the severe weather will stay to the west and will not follow the system from the ohio valley. rain comes in overnight tonight and some thunderstorms, the heaviest between 2:00 and 4:00 a.m., when most of us are in dream land, that is a good thing, also good news, it's offshore out of our region in time for tomorrow morning's rush hour, we'll talk more a

thank you. >> commissioner adams? >> i will speak for commissioner brandon, but i will speak for myself.

thank you. >> commissioner adams? >> i will speak for commissioner brandon, but i will speak for myself. >> anyway i think you ever date -- done a great job. i think it would help more people in the minority community because as you know the numbers for the african american and hispanics are very low. women and asian communities are doing well. but also i think we have to continue to raise the the bar. we are to do more outreach. i would like to commend you

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>> adam verlander. >> verlander?e has struggled with drug distribution and is currently living with friends. this is her first visit with verlander in six weeks. >> i don't know how he still feels about me. if he's still going to be in love with me the same way he was before he got locked up. i'm going to start crying. >> it's been 45 days since i've seen my girl. kind of rough. >> how do you feel? >> a little apprehensive. >> verlander's apprehension stems from suspicions. when he recently tried to call skye, someone else answered. >> i said i'm looking for skye, and he said, huh? and i said i said i'm looking for skye. and some guy hangs up my phone. so i'm a little curious to find out who the hell that was. i guess we'll see here in a minute. it could go good or it could go bad. i don't know. i can be a sweetheart. but i'm also a demon whenever i'm provoked. >> hey, baby. >> hey, baby. >> verlander wastes little time before confronting skye. >> where are you at? >> i'm in -- >> with who? >> with [ bleep ]. he's ju

meteorologist adam joseph live at the big board with the first word from accu weather, hi, adam. >> we can see an inch of rain on average come tomorrow night and especially into thursday morning but for today that warmth really pushed in with those southeasterly winds. philadelphia 79 for a high, allentown also 79, we will get a third time trenton 79. wilmington 1 degree shy of that and wildwood a temperature coming in at 75 degrees. in fact as we take a look at overnight lows tonight it is more typical for our daytime high temperatures for this time of the year, 63 in allentown. sixty-six in philadelphia. sixty-five in millville as well as dover and 67 in cape may and with the humidity up just a little bit that heater if you have had it on and in the really going to kick in overnight tonight. looking at storm tracker six live double scan all quiet right now at the home front but as we widen out we have a major system coming from the west but the the good news with this as it has been pushing from the west it is falling apart and losing its punch with respect to severe weather. we have

meteorologist adam joseph is tracking numbers for us tonight, hi, adam. >> that is true, brian, you want them underneath to not cover up the costumes and temperatures going back to normal this time of year. two days ago, 76 for a high in philadelphia, 70 yesterday. today, 60. and the normal is right around 62. numbers are falling though. especially in suburbs. there's a chill in the air. 42 allentown and 45 trenton and 4 millville and 36 in the poconos and little warmer right along the shore between 50 on long beach island to the tip of okay may county coming in at 52. future tracker temperatures early tomorrow morning, 37 allentown and 38 reading and 39 in millville. so, really chilly tomorrow morning and it may sound or feel chilly but this is pretty average for this time of year. at the freezing point in the poconos and as we get to the afternoon tomorrow around 4:00, 54 allentown and 57 that's it in philadelphia and 56 millville. so a little below normal tomorrow for high temperatures. as we go into that trick or treat forecast at 5:00, temperature will be generally around 56. cooler

adam joseph has the details. hi, adam. >>> we started on the chilly side this morning.in philadelphia 39 degrees. the coolest morning in six months around here. you have to go back to april in spring. the growing season has come to an end. especially the northwest and southeastern suburbs. allentown 32. trenton 33. and millville below freezing at 31. wildwood at 34 degrees. it's a nice recovery this afternoon. 61 in allentown. lancaster 59. dover was warm at 66. the ocean temperature is starting to drop into the lower 60s. but there are changes coming in. it was chilly this morning. it will be warmer tonightals the clouds are invading from the west. a few light showers break out late tonight. the low stalls off to the east for a good three days. we'll talk about what that means for tuesday, wednesday and thursday guys in the full accuweather forecast. >>> what happened to a college student? a man that killed a woman. it's what he >>> the police in indiana have found the bodies of seven women that could be linked to the same killer. they identified the suspect as darren

. >> sam: no, he throws to adams! davante adams is pulled out of bounds!> john: he pulled the marino. had me. i told you the spike was coming, he fakes it, davante adams, the rookie all alone and takes it all the way to the 5 yard line. look at him get small in there. dan marino is in the house. first and goal for the packers. dolphins use another time-out. right down to the final seconds. >> john: both teams are saying thank you, lord, for that time-out because they are tired. >> sam: coming up after our game on the sate farm game break, curt, terry, howard, michael, and jimmy will have all the score, all the highlights from around the league. they'll get you ready for america's game of the week dallas at seattle. we'll see the packers again next week in green bay. home against carolina. 34-31 to the bengals late in that game. >> john: here's the challenge. you're kevin coyle, the defensive coordinator, joe philbin, how do you defend aaron rodgers here? i think you have to bring pressure. that leaves them one-on-one but you'll have to rely on those corner