when you hear the battle of atlanta, there were actually four battles around atlanta. and the battle of i call decatur or bald hill is actually they call it a battle of atlanta, but it was only one of four. the last battle for atlanta was jonesboro and whens jonesboro fell, that was the last lifeline for tennessee. the scene in gone with the wind, right? everything blowing up and burning and all that. jonesboro had fallen and the army was evacuating atlanta. in hood's official report in january of 1865, he wrote the vigor of the attack maybe imagined when only 1400 were killed. the failure necessitated the evacuation of atlanta. most authors will comment on that as being cold and cruel and callous and maybe it is. but what did hood write? at the battle of jonesboro, he had three, in atlanta, cheat m's core, hardy's core and steven d. lee's core. when he learned after a yankee movement towards jonesboro, hood sent steven d. lee's core and hardy's core, 20 or 30 miles south of atlanta to meet the union threat. hood stays with frank cheat ham's core. he wasth i afraid it

that is the georgia dome in atlanta where they used to play. it is set to be imploded this morning. >> they're going to blow it up. these are life pictures, the former home of the atlanta falcons and where several major events, including two super bowls, also several olympic events during the summer games of 1996. this is a famous arena. georgia dome was home of the atlanta falcons for 25 years before the falcons moved to a new stadium next door this year. >> it's scheduled to be taken down at any moment now, so we wanted to take you there live. we were hoping to be able to watch as this happens because it's always pretty amazing when they're able to do this and to keep it so contained. obviously a lot of experts involved there. they do this for a living, and they make it so there's little -- you can see in that picture, there's some buildings. i mean, it almost looks like [ overlapping speakers ] there's the new stadium right next door. you could throw a rock from one to the other. it looks like there's homes. i don't know that area of atlanta

so, greg, a lot of people refer to atlanta as a black mecca. it's a city full of affluent black americans. but how important is it, this issue of race in this may oral election? how of atlanta since 1973 so it's an undeniable subtext of this race. when you go out and talk to voters they rarely say having a white or black mayor is important to them, but they say what is important is having somebody that understands their neighborhood, their needs. i went to three or four precincts just coming here and several of them says vote the black slate, for african-american candidates. >> we have a photo of that. i saw you tweeting about that. tell me about the black slate. >> the black slate, at least according to this can vances was former state senator vincent ford who is one of the leadings african-american candidates. they're all trying to compete for the same portion of the black electorate for the most part and three leading white candidates who are all competing for the same portion of the white electorate. there is certainly some crossover, but y

, half an hour before we kick it off in atlanta. kennedy brown, jeremy stidham's girlfriend, i think elite eight in soccer, they're pretty happy how it's going in their athletic careers. time for the play of game presented by napa auto parts. gary called this beautifully, he said i saw this in practice, kerryon johnson can throw a jump pass from here, bang, there it was. and here's my old friend from the auburn radio. >> third down and two. in motion. kerryon, will keep it. jump pass, end zone, oh, my goodness! oh, my goodness! touchdown, auburn, jump pass, a la tim tee poe and bow and the tigers lead 6-0. >> brad: there was our man, who did it all today. kerryon johnson, the only problem, gary, he was sensational but he went down with a neck. >> gary: that's the big take-away, number 1, kerryon johnson, may not play next week. and, two, alabama self 'strukting with the two snaps. when the game was in doubt, i've never seen anything like that. >> brad: well, we're going to have a lot of work done for the committee, when they start p

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and atlanta isseverely under part . we have a lot of trees in the city, beautiful trees.but most of them are in people's backyards. most of them are not in public places. and in metro atlanta which is this huge stroke sprawling mess of 6 million people or so now, they are losing land at an alarming rate. and losing trees at an alarming rate. >> watch this and other programs online@tv.org. >>. >> welcome to sioux falls south dakota on book tv, located along the banks of the river, the cities on the eastern part of the state who did both minnesota and iowa border. from our cable partners for the next hour and 15 minutes will be true the areas literary community beginning with author john lowery and a history of the midwest and recent to shed light over country reputation. >>. >> today we are at the center for western on the campus of august and a university. he's in sioux falls south dakota. it's an institution of higher

resolve carpet care with five times benefits >>> the atlanta skyline will never be the same. now that the famous georgia dome has been reduced to a pile of rubble. mark strassmann reports on the efforts it took to bring it down. >> reporter: 12 second, that's all it took to drop the 29-story georgia dome and reshape atlanta's skyline. the explosive moment took nearly two years of planning and prepping. >> the last time any fan got to step foot in here, a different scene. >> in the final days, the georgia tomorrow dome looked like an apocalyptic ruin. >> for three years, i think i was section 119, some where over here. which looks like it is just a pile of concrete now. >> reporter: dale felt confli conflictconflic conflicted when we met him. his job to oversee the implosion of a venue that staged quarter century of milestones and memories. two superbowls, three final fours, and in 1996, this is where team usa women's gymnastics won their first olympic gold. >> any major event that came to atlanta, if it came to the dome you knew it was a meaningful event. >> decide to get rid

sherman and the crucial and perhaps decisive atlanta campaign. of all of these events the one that is at the heart of most of the controversy is that 1864 campaign from dalton to atlanta. let's do that first. it was johnston's failure to stop sherman that lead davis to dismiss him of his command in july of 1864 and replace him with john bell hood. it did not work out to well for the confederacy. it allowed johnson's defenders both at the time to that hood's campaign and the virtual destruction of the army of tennessee proved johnston's strategy had been superior. we all do this, all civil war students say if this, then, that. we wouldn't know what who you have happened had davis stuck with joe johnston. but part of johnston's justification was based on his insis tans that he was greatly outnumbered. johnston certainly knew what davis expected of him in this campaign. from this base dalton was supposed to advance northward to recover chattanooga and move into central tennessee. well, johnston was certainly willing to try but he insisted that he si

falcons, mls atlanta united.f my photographer mike calaway can zoom in, there is a tarp meant to protect the new stadium from damage if all goes well. we talk about this being an incredible place of memories not only for the people of atlanta. the '96 olympic games, the georgia dome was divided into two separate parts. you had the magnificent seven that included the strug vault where she landed on one foot. pippen, stockton played here. two super bowls. cowboys. and super bowl xxxiv. you hear that sound? that's the one-minute warning. >> one minute? >> in less than 60 seconds, we will see the implosion. 12 seconds for the initial at the detonation. >> hey, coy. >> yeah. >> listen, chris made a good point. is it too late to save the stadium? chris is very nostalgic. i see problems with the roof. is it too late for some sort of petition to save this stadium? >> once that siren sounded it is about to happen. we're going to get a great wakeup call if you're not woken up already. >> this is what we do. of this is what

that's how down-- how underground atlanta came to be. in the process of cars and trucks taking over, these beltline railroads died. the industry's move to further out because it was cheaper land and they could be serviced by trucks, so by the 1990s when ryan was writing this master's thesis it was mostly a car or kudzu. i have a picture in the book covered with vines and weeds and there were homeless encampments along this so ryan wrote this thing and said people are beginning to come back into town and we should turn this into this vital network and take advantage of the infrastructure we are have instead of trying to make up some brand-new thing which atlanta tends to do and he saw it as something that could really change the city. it was very well written and it's actually online. also, let me say ryan wrote a book himself called "where we want to live". came out last year and our books are kind of complementary because his is a big picture book about what we should do with cities etc. and mine is a very yield sign nitty-gritty book a

former home of the atlanta falcons. falcons moved into a new stadium right next door earlier this year, so the old place had to go. the georgia dome hosted two super bowls, several major events including the 1996 olympics. now, its gone. the area's going to be cleaned up. it will be redeveloped into a grass, parking, and tailgating area. you can see the crater of what used to be the georgia dome right in downtown atlanta. that beautiful stadium right next door, the mercedes-benz next door. they have something new in atlanta. >> wow. >>>we welcome you back to mornings on 2. it's november 20th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. a lot of people traveling this week, celebrating this week. >> why, is there something going on? >> in my house, there's dinner and then we head out shopping but for other people. reporter: we have cloudy skies but the week looks good after today. a little rain but mainly north. south of that, there will be little rain but there is a lot of cloud cover. some of the rain, the heaviest amounts, and i

so we flew to atlanta. we went to rob's house. and we went and had lunch. we're all talking, the reporter and mike and rob and i. and one of the things that rob said was, it's my son's homecoming tomorrow night. high school homecoming. and i'd love you guys to join us. and i told him what's happened here. it's not really his uncle richard in this photograph who we thought. but it's another fellow marine. and he said -- i explained this to my son. he was 15 at the time. but he said, he's over on the high school football field having lunch with a couple of his friends. so we went over there. i remember the four of us walking across the field. we could see his son spot us from the stands. and he came down. and he... he crossed the field. and rob says to his son son, i want you to meet mike tripp. the marine in the picture that we've had hanging in our home for all these years. and this young fellow put his hand out and shook mike's hand. and he said, sir i'm really glad to see you're alive. i -- i still lose it, to this day. um... ahem. but... anyhow... i didn

that is the georgia dome in atlanta where they used to play.is set to be imploded this morning. >> they're going to blow it up. these are life pictures, the former home of the atlanta falcons and where several major events, including two super bowls, also several olympic events during the summer games of 1996. this is a famous arena. georgia dome was home of the atlanta falcons for 25 years before the falcons moved to a new stadium next door this year. >> it's scheduled to be taken down at any moment now, so we wanted to ta

the atlanta falcons played there.s remarkable the coliseum in rome is still standing. >> but they don't use it for any sports. >> no, they don't. no more people chasing lions. >> there it goes. there you go. >> it looks l according to plan. that was about 12 seconds. i do marvel at how they're able to do this and do it precisely. i know it takes months and months of planning. so far we're seeing a dust of clouds. >> the good news is the mercedes building is still in good shape. >> that's right. live television. i love it. welcome back to "cbs this morning." here are three things you should know as you start your day. the white house says the true cost of the opioid evpidemic is much higher than previously believed. it costs the u.s. $504 billion back in 2015. that number is six times larger than the most recent estimate. the cost includes health care spenting, criminal justice costs and lost productivity due to addiction. more than 64,000 americans died from drug overdose this last year. >>> mick mulvaney said they're

late knelt week we'll see temperatures warming up in areas like atlanta. in areas of d.c. all week. >> bill, thank you so much. we thank you for starting your monday morning with . i'usm ♪

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i was in atlanta about a month ago in one of the worst communities. has been turned into all kinds of people wanting to be the school system performing at the lowest level is now at the highest level. those are the things that can happen when we create win-win situations, get the private sector involved. we just have to get away from the ideal that the only solution to our problems is government dumping money on it. >> i'd also say with competition of npr. we have housed veterans this is successful program. we want to continue this. that's why we were really pleased to see the additional commitment to funding for this. we have 40,000 more to go. this is not just the federal government. we're a piece of it. i think it couldn't continue without our involvement and va social workers and others who are here today but this is that public-private partnership that he's talking about. this wouldn't have happened without district of columbia and without private resources but this is such a great model we want to do more of this. this is what we want to see for

i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta.ur viewers in the united states, "early start" is up next. for our viewers around the world, we go live to london with my colleague max foster. thank you for watching "cnn newsroom" live from atlanta. the world's news leader. hi, i'm johnny bench. after a hall of fame career, it's no wonder why i use blue-emu arthritis cream. blue-emu's non-greasy, deep-penetrating formula gets down deep into those joints for big time pain relief. blue-emu, it works fast and you won't stink. >>> welcome to "early today." i'm david briggs on a monday. >> i'm christine romans on monday, november 20th. breaking overnight, charles manson has died t. california department of corrections says it wild-eyes '60s cult leader died of unspecified natural causes. >> he has been in prison since 1971

erick erickson is the popular host of atlanta's evening news, 95.5 fm. he's the former editor of red state. he launched his web site, the resurgent, in 2016. he's also a fox news contributor who the atlantic has called the most powerful conservative in america today. he studied political science and history at mercer university and earned a law degree at walter f. george school of law. he lives in macon, georgia, with his family. in late 2016 he and his wife were both diagnosed with grave medical conditions. in the midst of his wife's battle with cancer, he was rushed to the hospital, his lungs filled with a potentially fatal influx of blood clots. facing this and contemplating his mortality, erickson published an unusual piece to his web site, the resurgent, which gets more than 2.8 million viewers per month. erickson's text was unlike anything he'd ever published before. it wasn't a story about washington intrigue or day's news. instead, he wrote about values, the enduring lessons that he would want his children to live by even if he were no longer wit

ya que estamos hablando de atlanta, el georgia dome fue demolido el dia hoy.da en 1992 y ademas fue sede de los juegos olimpicos en 1992, dos super bowls y tres finales del baloncesto juvenil dejo de existir para que se pueda construir un nuevo parque y estacionamiento. que se espera que se pueda abrir para la proxma temporada. mientras tanto en el area de la bahia, los gigantes de san francisco a pesar de no estar en temporada ahorita han dado de que hablar en los ultimos dias. y es que cada vez suena mas fuerte el rumor de la posible contratacion de giancarlo stanton el actual jugador mas valioso de la liga nacional. aun no se han dado detalles de que es lo que estan ofreciendo por parte de los gigantes para lograr un intercambio con los marlins. pero los mantedremos al tanto. en la nba los warriors terminaron un buen fin de semana de actividad y con victorias consecutivas ante los sixser y nets. les queda un juego mas en esta gira de cuatro juegos y es ante el oklahoma city hutnder. se espera que la plantilla del quinteto del estado dorado este copleta para

i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. first, the death of charles manson, dead at the age of 83 years old. the notorious u.s. cult leader was serving nine consecutive life sentences for a string of murders. his followers carried out in 1969. california prison officials say manson died of natural causes on sunday night. we'll take a closer look at his life just a bit later in this newscast. but first, to zimbabwe now. it appears president robert mugabe's resignation could become official at any time now. a source with direct knowledge of the negotiations says that a resignation letter has been written. mr. mugabe has agreed to the terms and that letter now must be sent to the speaker of parliament. remember, all of this comes after the president's own party threatened to impeach him if he didn't step down in the coming hours. he's been under house arrest since an apparent military coup that took place last week. let's go live to zimbabwe. cnn's david mckenzie following this story in harare. tell us more about what we know

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that's all it took to drop the 29 story georgia dome and reshape atlanta's skyline.prepping. >> the last time any fan set foot in here, it was a different scene. >> reporter: in the final days, the georgia dome looked like an apocalyptic ruin and nothing like the home of the nfl's atlanta falcons for season ticket holders like mack dale. >> i think i was section 119, somewhere over here, which looked like it is just a pile of concrete now. >> reporter: dale felt conflicted when we met him. his job has been to oversee the implosion of a venue that staged a quarter century of milestones and memories. >> can he get in? >> reporter: two super bowls, three final fours, and in 1996, this is where team usa women's gymnastics won their first olympic gold. >> any major event that came to atlanta, you know, if it came to the dome, you knew it was a meaningful event. >> reporter: and deciding to get rid of a building like this is a complicated and emotional decision. >> absolutely. it was studied for a long time and debated. but i think ultimately realized that, you know, in or

in atlanta, an attempt to feed the hungry came to an abrupt and expensive end. nancy: that is because the police ticketed them. >> of all the things to be punished for, giving free food to people who are hungry? ancy: turns out you need permit to hand out food in atlanta, no matter how good the intentions. trying to encourage people to go to shelters and cut down on trash. michelle: coming up -- the big controversy before the beloved turkey bowl. of howand must-see video a ho what if there was only one pet? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. michelle: police have identified the driver killed in this crash on the beltway as in alexandria man. he slammed into the back of a tractor-trailer that was pulled onto the shoulder. the truck driver was not hurt. . it is not clear what caused the crash nancy: the red line for two weeks because of track work between the silver spring and fort totten station. the takoma station will also be closed but shuttle buses will be provi

attorneys in atlanta. there have been reports that the goal of dhs is to replicate the atlanta model for the rest of the country with the goal of driving down asylum grant rates to minuscule percentages. do you think that the atlanta courts with a 98% rate of asylum denial is the model that other immigration courts should be following and is there any discussion, overtly or implicitly, and suggesting that model be followed? >> i'm not sure we have a model, a one-size-fits-all for any of our immigration courts. >> it's not a one-size-fits-all. my question is, is that model, that rate of denial, something you as the leader of the office are promoting or there's an active effort to use that as a standard? >> as i mentioned a moment ago, the policies we implement are not driven by particular outcomes. they're designed to be outcome neutral. we're not looking to make one court like any other court. in fact it would be inappropriate for us to start going into specific cases to tell judges which cases they should

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atlanta wins 34-31. both teams six and four.ky it wasn't in atlanta with a big old explosion. >> we have a funny story. all that dust over the stadium. that is greedy. that's not salt. terry glenn, horrible story, died at the age of 43. drafted in the first round of the seventh the patriots. six, five in dallas, 44 touchdowns over 12 seasons. he was involved in a single vehicle accident after midnight in irving, texas beauties his fiancÉe was also in the vehicle. she survived the terry glenn did not. boston celtics played victory last night in dallas. with the celtics with 13 points in the fourth rivera scored down the stretch in the celtics in overtime beat the mavericks won 10-102. the most in a celtics uniform. grow quickly the implosion yesterday at the georgia dome. have you ever had a great seat for something and someone comes and stands right in front of you? what should have been yesterday's agenda man was set up here. watch. all of a sudden. get out of the way. cheryl: that is live, right? lauren: that would have been t

i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta.our number two of "newsroom" back after the break. >>> time may be running out for zimbabwe's president robert mugabe as his own party meets on whether to boot him from office. cnn exclusive investigation into modern day slavery prompts protests on the streets of paris against the auction of migrants in libya. >>> and in the united states, alabama's largest newspaper says don't vote for republican roy moore as the candidate faces allegations of sexual assault that he denies. >>> live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i'm george howell. "cnn newsroom" starts right now.

we also learned that franken abruptly cancel add speaking engagement at a book festival in atlanta amup of eight former employees issued a joint statement saying the senator treated them with the utmost respect. so far there's no signs that franken would step down but roy moore is not going anywhere, a group of women gathered in addressed the accusations against her husband. >> let me set the record straight. after all the attacks against me, against my family, against the foundations and now against my husband, he will not step down. he will not stop fighting for the people of alabama. in his words. and i quote, i will not stop until they lay me in that box in the ground. >> now, we saw the president's tweets last night condemning al franken calling him al franken stein but he should moore should step down if they're true. also we should point out there are multiple women who have accused president trump of some kind of misconduct. the white house was asked about that. >> this was covered pretty extensively during the campaign. we addressed that and the american people i think spoke

but recently pittsburgh and atlanta within the last couple weeks. that i think this is the beginning of something great. i do believe in this country we have the ability to end homelessness for veterans and for the rest of our population if we're willing to put forth the kind of effort that we've seen here today. thank you. [applause] >> questions? >> i hope you do not mind. you talk about how you want to continue to use this type of project to address the 40,000 homeless veterans still out there. but the trump administration has called for cutting back home funding which was used to fund this program and also hasn't called for new cash vouchers. how are you going to be able to continue this type of project? mr. carson: as far as the hud vouchers it's not because , criticism of the program. it's because we have excess vouchers left over. we still have quite a few that haven't been used. what we're looking at now are ways to be able to transfer those vouchers around to places where they're needed so they're more evenly distributed. as far as the cuts

holding together at atlanta. the attack them both sides with their commanders decapitated during the battle. chris hill.s those would be the ones that come to mind immediately with the stakes are the highest but -- to borrowe odds a quote. the nearest thing in your life. that is how i define a great defense. those would be some of the candidates i would pursue with the civil war. stewart? stated, usually when i talk about this fighting against the army of northern virginia they talk about the 23rd and their first skirmish with the army of northern virginia. today i am going to talk about the first major action of the united states. is going to be a little discussed panel called the battle for wilson's war. reactors and many of them i have reconnected with we do a annual reenactment at fort pocahontas which is in charles city. general -- i think his name was mentioned briefly earlier this evening. yes, it is called the wild african brigade. they are actually going to defend fort pocahontas which is at wilson's wha

>>> once again, a bomb blast in atlanta. >> the explosion about 9:30 this morning blew out windows atanta family planning clinic. >> following the olympic bombing in july 1996, it's quiet for a while. by 1997, the same bomber strikes again. >> it only lasted for a few seconds. you're basically shocked. you really didn't know what was going on at the time. >> where were you in the building, and where was the explosion. oh, my god. >> this second explosion about an hour later injured a television photographer, an atf agent, and at least four others. >> when the police and the emts arrived, there was a second bomb. the intention of course being to murder as many law enforcement people as possible. >> second and third bombs are classic techniques used by the irish republican army and middle east terrorists. but this apparently is the first time it's been used as a tactic in the united states. >> another explosion. the third major bombing in this city since last summer. >> over time there's more bombings that are similar to the atlanta bombing. same material, same detonation devices. abort

we think you'll like what you see. >>> the georgia dome was demolished in downtown atlanta. it is being replaced with mercedes mercedes benz next-door. >>> odyssey honda advance are being recalled. honda is working on a fix for the problem and trying to educate owner's how to latch the seats properly. they have received 46 reports of minor injuries linked to the issue so far. >>> motivation to get your chores done could help you live longer. women 65 and orderly who engage in -- older who engage in household chores and errands could extend your lives. 0 minutes of work the risk fell by 30%. more activity drop the mortality risk to 39%. >>> two turkeys have a late to be thankful for this year, they will receive a pardon from the white house. the national turkey foundation is picking up the tab of staying at a hotel. after they are pardoned they will head to virginia tech to live out the rest of their lives. >> pretty swanky for a turkey. >> must be republican. "action news" team working on news stories beginning at 4:00 p.m. >> reporter: coming up at 4:00 p.m., santa will see

you created your whole world out in atlanta.se. >> that's my new studio, and we have 12 sound stages there and hundreds of people working. it's very fantastic. i'm very proud of it. ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: wow. well, what do they call it "tyler town?" >> tyler town. yeah. you have to come down and see it. >> stephen: i'd love to. >> bring the show down and come do it live there from atlanta. we'd love that. >> stephen: done! >> condition, done, done. >> stephen: they're telling me it's not going to happen. >> not going to happen? >> stephen: but i'll say, "absolutely, you betcha. that's a tv yes." >> i love it, i love it it which means absolutely nothing. >> stephen: never going to happen. you presented at the c.m.a., the country music awards. yoi did not know that you were a country music fan. >> i love country music. tim and faith and i were friends and we would see each other all the time down in the bahamas. and somebody said, "you have to listen to some of the country music. you have to listen to the music. it'

atlanta beat the cavaliers in cleveland, one of their two wins just this season. have been challenged by teams that are struggling but not the case tonight. john wall sat out morning shoot around feeling sick, but he starts this one. off the steal, bradley beall racing past everyone, drunks it home. wins by a point after one. in the second quarter d.c. now healthy. the smooth and one gets the wizards back within four. they end the half on a 19-5 run to lead by 7 at the break. now a great sequence here in the third. john wall with a huge block on one end. wizarded sco es scoop it up goi other way. beall to morris for three. morris finishing with 18 points. wizards well in control. flushes it down even with the foul. this puts d.c. up 17. beall leads the team with 19 points and the wizards win 113-94. >> we did a great job of really making them take tough shots. we controlled the tempo on both ends. just a goodwi win. gave our starters time to rest in the fourth quarter. guys were moving the ball looking for each other. that's progress and we're going to continue to

the atlanta journal constitution. they have since paid a lot of money like the duke lacrosse case. >> the problem is, you make these assumptions and presumptions and proclamations. they're not proof. now we have the academic of sexual harassment allegations and rape claims among very well known people. what has to happen is you need the same standards in this aspect of criminal law as you do with every other crime. there has to be some corroboration. why not ask for some corroboration? there is a feeding frenzy right now that is extremely distressful to me. i'm not sure that in mercedes case that -- in the hundreds of sexual harassment cases, the complaining witnesses fall apart. some of that is good lawyering. some is effective. there's no evidence to back the claim. i just want us to slow down before innocent lives are ruined. with louis c.k., does doing in real life what his comedy is. that's why -- you know, it's awful, horrifying. yet that's what -- the reason roy moore is so delectable to the left, it's a hypocr

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the visiting atlanta falcons come in and they take care things, matt ryan, he flips it.t was a touchdown. atlanta control this thing, but then when you have russell wilson work and it is never over. that was a 2 point conversion, now they are 31. blair walsh, just short, this was before the first half, he didn't go for ella field goal, that was a trick play, it didn't work out. the seahawks are 6-4. >>> it is time to check this out. they will be dealing with these guys cut the thunder. and they find jeremy grant. watch this. the thunder is having fun tonight. >>> thank you. >>> see letter -- see you later, everyone. >>> thank you for joining us. (♪) it all starts with a wish. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with zero down and a complementary first months payment. family fun meeting by the front door, stat! "stat" means right now! ugh. what is it? ignore her. she's been in a bad mood all day. and luke isn't home yet. oh. i'm right here. where were you? this house still holds its secrets. you're probably wondering why i called you a