so he met with james baldwin, and he asked james baldwin to organize a meeting where he could exchange ideas with black intellectuals, and baldwin arranged for several of them to meet at joe kennedy's apartment in manhattan. and lorraine hans bury, harry bell fonty was there, various members of the black intelligencia were at this meeting, and they all started dumping on robert kennedy. robert kennedy thought it was -- he would go there and they would all praise him for what the kennedy administration was doing. and triggered by remarks of jerome smith who had been a freedom writer and beaten very badly in the south, and was in new york getting treatment and had been invited to this meeting, and he got up and said to robert kennedy, so you're talking about all the great things that you're doing for us, our people are getting beaten in the south and you're -- including me and you're not doing anything to protect us. and everybody instantly got on his side, and started dumping on robert kennedy. robert kennedy was absolutely shocked. he never expected any of this. after which he was very

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michele is with doug baldwin and russell wilson. >> liam, thank you.you start the season 0-2. everyone says this is a rebuilding year for seattle and, yet, here you are. back in the playoffs. what was the essential ioingredient to the progreof the season? >> it is not complicated. hard work.k. hard w belief. every guy on the team believes. no matter rcumstances. we talk about great faith, believing big. guys making plays. we have great young guys stepping up to the plate. next guyp. next guy up. it was remarkable and crunch time gs like doug makes plays and tyler lockett. it was a great game and had to battle in the season. it is a journey and still not done yet.e we havlot more to do. >> the offensive line was bangea still rushed for 200 yards plus and you mentioned the receivers. how would you characterize what they did for you tonight >> they're unbelievable. as good ast gets in the game and made plays when they needed it. those guys do the yups but when it's crunch time that's where you figure out who's who. we have doug, tyler. they're sp they're

the one i i was most fasten it with you citing, it's james baldwin.how do you see him as the most important, i want to say, i was trying to phrase this as a counterforce but that doesn't sound quite correct, but how do you the in conclusion of -- >> baldwin is a weird choice. he's been dead for generation and in his time he was dismissed as an uncle tom and at from whites as a radical. as as a gay guy also dismissed n those grounds and he was an ex-patriot. he lived in paris last or lastf his life although actually we hired him about mount holyoke for the last five years of his life. the three black eyes of the most interesting on the race question were baldwin, wb2 boys and a sociologist at harvard -- w.e.b. du bois, william julius wilson. what baldwin does it say something that i think was truly prophetic. this was in one of the notes of the native son in 1955. he said well, the great achievement and challenge of american history has been the creation of a democracy and a continent sized population. that challenge pales in comparison to the challeng

and his brother baldwin. hugh the first count affect monday. and brother of king philip the first of frogs. robert duke of normandy brother of king william the second of england. and boy more on the norman prince of toronto. a lot of male nobility that had a function as warm and as warlords and they were. seed a crusade as a way to carve out a little kingdom in the east perhaps on their own or also to find glory in warfare. that. obama is a god this. i'm so michael. this is you know we've already. by the end of time ninety six the european armies started arriving at the time capital constantinople. but the time emperor. scum minnows wouldn't allow them to cross into asia minor before spring the following year. they are in love is on to you. again they want. to sic don't but what do you. well the over there was on t.v. . and no i don't know you i mean they're all oh a thaw them in a thread and you're the a lot of the alleged to say as to how the have what kind of bizarre. bug the law while the da hood b. i did a lot of. some on the home with the

down from that high trajtory and baldwin just never misses. he never misses! >> al: first and goal.th :30. remaining in regulation. carson. fights his way. into the end zone. chs carson, his second touchdown of the night. took him only two minutes to go 75 yards. >> cris: this is chris carson just saying, i am better than you. nobody's gng to block. dani. sorensen on the outside carson had him spied up the wa whol you can't tackle me.

senator baldwin? sen. baldwin: so it is haveative that mariners current -- that informed that some of the charts could date back as far as , and i concurry with senator sullivan that we in the great lakes, introducing and passing the digital coast act, which would help improve the mapping and imaging products that help communities keep safe and help commerce keep running. earlier this year, it was reported that less than 2% or about 4300 square nautical miles of u.s. arctic waters have been serving with modern technology. ms. metcalf, what are the implications of having lots available, that ships could encounter, and how have members of your industry adapted their operations as new ones open up in the arctic? and tell us what modern multibeam technology is. [laughs] ms. metcalf: i will put my noaa hat on and pretend like i know. i will not address that, but i can compare the arctic two, less say you want to go a hike deep into the wilderness into the united states. you probably have to find or want to find

>> james baldwin had many different voices he wrote in.ality and romanticism and relationships and the other with systemic injustice. it's a love story but it's about very real things in america. >> stephen: it's been two years, as i said, since you won the oscar, the most famous oscar mixup of all time, la-la land and "moonlight ." have you seen warren beatty since that moment? >> yes and know. you know sometimes when something happens and you didn't think of that thing now you see it everywhere? i see warren beatty everywhere. >> stephen: haunted. >> stephen:? no, because he's one of my best memories of that night. but i will literally be in france and there will be a portrait of warren beatty. whenever that happens -- >> stephen: like this. is this -- did you tweet this? >> i don't think i tweeted it, but i did take that photo. ( laughter ) >> stephen: did you send it to him? >> i did not send it to him. ( applause ) but whenever i see his portrait, yeah, i take a selfie with him. >> stephen: that's nice. you guys look good together. no

at the end of his tenure, justice henry baldwin on the court, the problem with baldwin, he is pretty smart but intermittently insane. he missed one whole year when marshall was chief justice because he was mad. justice alito won't be with us. you can't conceive of it. when baldwin wasn't mad he was extremely difficult and he hated justice story for some reason and story returned it. there is a letter saying i was with brother baldwin with remarks about you which were not unfriendly. you can see him trying to smooth ruffled feathers. that is the container of the vessel but the heart of it is the power of this man's mind once he fully exercises it, someone compared him to a great bird taking flight. it takes a wild to flouncy around the grounds but once he gets airborne, he is powerful. >> host: very committed federalist. tell us why you think the federalist went wrong, they have more talent, hamilton's vision comes closer to fruition than jefferson's and it is a rich vein through lincoln and teddy roosevelt. why do they end up losing out to jeffersonian republican? >> the war of 1812,

i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. it is becoming increasingly clear that robert mueller's walls are closing in on directly on the president and his inner circle. including, for the first time, prosecutors are now implementing the president of the united states in a felony. and it's all thanks to his one-time fixer, michael cohen, and the hush money he paid to those two women, alleging affairs with then-candidate trump. but cohen isn't the only one causing headaches for the west wing today. i give you paul manafort, the former campaign chairman accused of lying to the special counsel five different times. now, manafort denies it. team mueller says it has proof. and cnn has confirmed that at least 16 people in trump's world have had contacts with the russians. 16. despite the president saying this last year. >> i have nothing to do with russia. to the best of my knowledge, no person that i deal with does. >> so what does this mean for the president, politically? legally? will he be indicted? can he even be indicted? a l

you've mentioned james baldwin. both extremely talented. the king speech. randolph concept of march. king gave the best speech of the day, that's all he did but they wouldn't allow james baldwin to speak. profound thinker and one of my heros because when i head the fire next time he was talking directly to me particularly growing up in harlem. what would you say to a young man growing up in baltimore today in the middle of the hood a aggressive policing all around them, what would be your advice? >> one of the things that we learned from baldwin is that the world is bigger than the world we grew up in, you know. you see the transformation in baldwin's writing when he traveled and see how different power looks in other places, how similar things look, think about being a young man in baltimore, i just thought morgan was the only high school that existed. i hadn't traveled -- >> host: black school and white school. >> guest: what college looks like. i had never been -- baltimore is my whole world. that was as big as the world was. the world in tv it was inter

the seahawks first possession, russell wilson to doug baldwin. touchdown.he rookie richie james gets to the sidelines. he sort of passes on the chance to tackle him, 97 yards later, they have a touchdown. san francisco led 7-6. he fell down, this made it 14-7. he gets it to baldwin, and tuan whips on the tackle. seattle trailed 14-13. he kept moving, scores. the game would go to overtime. he tried to rally the troops. on their third possession and there goes jeff wilson, 16 yards . three plays later, 36 yards out, it is good. and the 49ers win. 26-23. their first victory over seattle since 2013. >> it means a lot. not all of us have been here since 2013, a lot of us were here last year and we all were definitely here two weeks ago. and to the fans and everything, since 2013, i hated to answer these questions all week. so, this was the last opportunity. >> the 49ers have a two big winning streak. >>> the raiders had a huge win over pittsburgh last week. they're looking for another win. first-quarter, jeff finds tyler , bengals take the lead. he goes in on 4t

and baldwin is so descriptive and he gives so much for an actor to play with.-- his family came to set. they were involved. was that -- that must have been moving, i muld imagine. ing and scary. >> seth: sure. >> you know, scary at the same time. ls seth: because they have read the book. so, yeah. [ laughter ] >> i'm sure they have read all his books. >> seth: yeah. no, but just incredible to walk on the set and to know that we had their blessing in adapting this novel. just an incredible, incredible feeling. >>eth: it takes place in harlem and you premiered it at the apollo. >> yep. >> seth: what was that night like? >> electri i actually -- you know, i don't sit through the film too much anymore, but that night i decided to sit through. and i cannot tell you what that was like in the apollo theater that night. so electric. people were just so engaged. and, i mean, people in new york have a real, like, connection to james baldwin. they call him uncle jimmy. i know here he's uncle jimmy. so, it was all love when we brought it to him. >> seth: obviously that see

baldwin gets people like leno and otherorne famous black celebrities and you see this interaction. arks and hers of sp feelings, but what you see is that kennedy learns from this experience and takes it back in terms of actual implementation of policy at the justice department and coming from the white house. where is that kind of presence, that interaction in this white house? i say it is shockingly absent and the contributes to the idea president is not only isolated in terms of the fartical divisions, but so removed from a reality of people of color in american society today. host: that was part of your book that i had never heard before, the meeting between baldwin and bobby kennedy and it was not a happy meeting. some people got up and walked out. guest: right. it is ann if uncomfortable conversation, you think those conversations are necessary at the highest level of government. guest: well, absolutely. they are necessary on television, in our lives, and this is the kind of thing where you push yourself to be better and you push your neighbors adn capacity notur own only for

but when baldwin wasn't mad he was extremely difficult. he was very brickly, and he hated justice story, story returned it. there's a letter to marshall to story, and says i was with brother baldwin and made remarks about you that were not unfriendly. you can see him trying to smooth ruffled feathers. and i can see that's a container of the vessel but then the heart of it is the power of this man's mind once he fully exercised it. someone compared him to a great bird taking flight. it takes a while he flops and flounces around the ground but once he gets airborne then he's powerful. >> rich: so a very committed federalist, tell us why you think the federalist went wrong. pound for pound they have more talent, it's hamilton's vision of the country comes closer to fruition than jefferson's and it's a rich vein that runs through lincoln and roosevelt, why do they end up losing out to the jeffersonian republicans and die off? >> rick: the war of 1812. they're the anti-war party. this included close friends of marshall's were not only anti-war

and his brother baldwin. hugh the first count effect monday. and brother of king philip the first of frogs. robert duke of normandy brother of king william the second of england. and boy more on the norman prince of toronto. a lot of male nobility that had a function as a war man as war lords and they were. seed a crusade as a way to carve out a little kingdom in the east perhaps on their own or also to find glory in warfare. but. obama don't get a lot of this. so i thought. this is you know we've put in. by the end of time ninety six the european armies started arriving at the buys on time capital constantinople. but the time emperor. scum minnows wouldn't allow them to cross into asia minor before spring the following year. they are in the byzantian that they're going to want. to sic don't but what it does on t. it. zante. and. nominate dead and you a lot of the alleged to say as to how the have. the law that would be added. some along the forward of the. assault. after crossing the bosphorus. the crusaders march towards the subject's capital

diplomat, fred baldwin was born in switzerland. he began his life as aer photogray convincing pablo picasso to sit for hok, and later reelance assignments all over the world, for national geographic and other publications. hendy watriss spent most o youth in greece and spain, before working as a journalist and phographer, covering conflicts in europe, central america and africa for "newsweek" and the "new yo times." the two met in the late 1960s at a manhattan part fell in love, and came to a decision. >> when we met, we had both lived in many parts of the world and en involved in bigger an smaller news stories, but it hadn't been looking deeply inside our own country, our own culture. magically, we both said, "why don't we take time off and really look at the inside of the country." >> brown: in 1971, theloaded up a tiny trailer and embarked on a journey through some of backroads of rural america, a trip that wod shape much of the rest of their career. >> this trip started in maryland and wound its way over the appalachians and in

russell wilson looking for his favorite target, doug baldwin five yard connection. they would miss the extra point. ensuing kickoff, the kicker going to make the stop, he is having a rough quarter. 97 yards, first return for a touchdown against seattle. it is 7-6 san francisco. in the 2nd order nick mullens going to work. it is garrett celek -- 2nd quarter, nick mullens going to work. it is garrett celek. wilson finds baldwin, questionable tackling. 17-13 niners at the half. 4th engel, chris carson -- 4th and goal, chris carson just gets it across the goal line. it is 20-20. the teams traded field goals and we go to overtime 23-23. the seahawks win the toss and they don't score. niners marched down the field and they set up robbie gould for game-winner. 36 yards, his fourth field goal of the day and that's it, the niners break the streak 26-23 first went over the seahawks since 2013. >>> the raiders have had one of the war tumultuous weeks in recent memory. they had a chance -- one of the more tumultuous weeks in recent memory. jeff driscoll in the first quarter, ty

senator baldwin on that? i will turn it over to you. be mac i am struck on what we are talking about today how it also applies to the great lakes. many of you have referenced. including the negative economic impact, of inadequate u.s. coast guard icebreaking capacities. simply put, we need more icebreakers to support commerce and keep mariners safe. in the arctic, and in the great lakes. the facts -- speak for themselves during the winter shipping season between 2013 and 2015, severe ice coverage, resulted in $1 billion in lost economic cavity. last winter, was relatively light ice, the coast guard, had 246 lost ice breaker days due to maintenance, casualties, and industry reported the delays or cancellation of over x billion tons of materials due to ice. alarmingly, some of these lost days were on icebreakers that already had gone through a life service extension program, demonstrating that the update being made are not making the ships any younger, or more reliable. ms. metcalf, can you please explain the importance of coast guard ice

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to the big screen. >> the first time james baldwin's writings have become a major motion picture. didn't have the rights when you first started with the script, correct? >> sent them the script in the mail and a typewritten letter came back in the mail and over the course of 3 1/2, 4 years it was a process of getting to know the estate and them getting to know me because mr. baldwin's legacy is like a family affair and i had to become part of the family. >> he's about to pay for something he didn't do. >> reporter: led by stefan james o plays fonny in prison for a crime he didn't commit and kiki who works to free him before his baby is born. >> i got to hold the baby in my arms. >> we'll find a way. >> your chemistry is what a lot have talked about. you can't fake this but i have to ask, because i mean, in those down times in between scenes did you ever just like whisper her, kiki, do you love me -- >> it wasn't out yet. >> it wasn't out yet. >> but i might have. >> no, it wasn't out yet. >> oh, man. >> i'm sure it would have been in your ear had you have had that moment. >> i fee

. >> you are watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being here. when michael flynn walked into a federal court in washington this morning, he probably expected to answer a couple questions about his guilty plea for lying to the fbi and learn how much time, if any, he would spend behind bars. what he got instead was a blistering rebuke from this judge. and and an order to come back in a few months, while ironically those outside chanted "lock him up" as he walked by. >> and the judge said "i am not hiding my disdain for this offense." the aggravating circumstances are serious, not only did you lie to the fbi, you lied to the senior officials in the incoming administration." let's go straight to cnn crime reporter shimon prokupecz. this was a wow kind of day where he probably expected he was going to sit in there, as everyone refers to him as the golden boy because he's cooperated so much and go home without any jail time and instead what happened? >> i think surprise. everyone that walked into that courtroom today did not expect that. not the speci

tell us about that. >> i think that's the power of james baldwin.ook you could take it and set it in 2018 which has a filmmaker would be easy for me. i could point my camera in any direction and not have to clear a street or sign. but to me the power that he was writing about is that he was telling the truth was how these problems persisted. so to allow the book and the film to remain set in the 1970s, to me it just spoke to the idea that the family in this film could be any family today. >> how do you address thash goi -- that issue of going after the justice system while telling a love story. >> it's relying on the voice of james baldwin. what i loved about this book in particular, it has this one voice of james baldwin which is lush, sensual and romantic, but also at the same time just as lush about speaking truth to power of the injustice system that black folks have always had to face living in this country. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." i'm anthony mason along with michelle miller and dana jacobson. and coming up this hour, reme

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but they wouldn't allow james baldwin to speak. profound thinker. and one of my heros because when i read the fire next time, he was talking directly to me particularly going up in harlem. what would you say to a young man growing up in baltimore today in the middle of the hood, aggressive police and all around him, what would be your advice? >> one of the things i think we all learned from baldwin is that the world is bigger than the world we grew up in. you see the transformation in baldwin's writing when he traveled and sees how different power looks in different places. how similar some of the things look. thinking about being a young man in baltimore, i thought it was the only school he existed. i hadn't imagined colleges beyond morgan hopkins. >> the black school and white school. i never been -- not really -- baltimore is by whole world. the world i found on tv was interesting and cool, that wasn't anything i thought i would experience, and one of the things i say to young people in the city of baltimore, is remember that the world is bigger

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>>> hi there, i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. any minute now press secretary sarah sanders will take to that podium. she's got a lot of questions she's facing today, including what could happen in the briefing room likely will pale in comparison to the fireworks inside that d.c. courtroom in federal court. president trump's former national security adviser michael flynn was expected to learn his sentence after pleading guilty to lying to fbi. instead there he was, he walked into that black suv with orders to go back to court in march after his sentencing has been delayed. flynn, the first former white house official to face sentencing in the russia investigation got a scolding today from the judge there, judge emmitt sullivan, who said a lot. he said "i am not hiding my disgust, my disdain for your criminal offense. he added "the aggravating circumstances are serious, not only did you lie to the fbi, you lied to senior officials in the incoming administration." a bit later after a brief recess, the judge would walk back some of h

with baldwin -- he was smart but intermittently insane hitch missed one whole year when marshall was chief justice because he was mad. could you imagine -- well, justice alito won't be with us because he in proceed -- moore for a year but when bald within wasn't man he was extremely difficult. he was very prickly and hated justice story for some reason. story returned it and there's a letter of marshall to story saying, i was if brother baldwin and he made remarks about you which were not unfriendly. so you can see him just trying to smooth the roughled feathers, and i think that is sort of the container of the vessel but then the heart is the power of this man's mind , once he fully exercise is, and someone ircompared him to a great bird taking night, flops around but once the gets airborne there are powerful wing beats. >> very submitted federalist, tell us why you, theists went ongoing? pound for pound arguably they have more talent, it's hamilton's vision of the country comes closer to fruition than jefferson, and it's a rich vein that runs down through lincoln and teddy roosevel

this is based on a 1974 book by james baldwin. jenkins once again is in full force with his directing technique. there's some cool slow motion camera shots, circling camera in a smoke-filled room, some free frames with narration over it. we caught up with jenkins for a convsation when he was here in town. >> this woman iss carrying t child the entire film. i wanted it to be a part of the birth without all the -- yea >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> it's a very elevated kind of depiction. >> reporter: we spo . >> the things that james baldwin was talk about in the 70ss still prevalent today and things that we'reg kneel to have conversations about today. i think that's one of the beautiful things about "beale street" but at the core of it he wrote this really, really beautiful love story. >> and also coming out on christmas day, we get "vice." it's a searing political takedown of dick cheney. christoph christopher bale definitely will be nominated for a anbunch. also check out "green book," which i think will win some thing award seasons. yo

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wilson hits baldwin. baldwin has a great one-handed grab. chris carlson he punched it in.to the playoffs as the wild cards. 38-30 the final. the chiefs clenched the top seat in the afc with a win over the raiders. now we're going to go to jack pr prescott. a few weeks ago they wanted the head coach fired. i wonder what they think now. he returned it 69 yards and presicate 161 yards, 20 of 25 in this one, including this four yard touch down. and cowboys have won six of their last seven. say clenched the nfc >> thank you very much. that's it for tonight, folks. i'm eric thomas. abc 7 news continues tomorrow at 4:30. thank you so much for joining us. this is the last time (john a.) tonight, we've gathered 24 of our finest men and women in the service who've been fighting tirelessly for their country. (music distorts) let's get this started. (deep voice) bah! bah! bah! (john h.) but today thng'll juo (john le yeah. they've come from all branches of the military for our special armed forces episode, vying for $50,000 and ultimate bragging rights. only the top three competitors

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baldwin had objections and announced he would die first. baldwin fought desperately, grabbing both antagonists and falling with them. every telegraph pole was a friend as he clung tenaciously. the offers finally became exhausted and had to hold him down until help arrived. ultimately six people had to carry him, carrying him upside-down. that's from 1901. so you had some control by your willingness to acquiesce to arrest. so, for instance, when you read about arrests during this period, people will say things like, okay, you can arrest me. but i have to go tell my mom i'm being arrested. she's over at the next house, or like i have to go upstairs and trade coats with my friend so i have the coat that i want when i'm arrested. things like that. so you actually had a little bit of wiggle room because your compliance was so important to them from a practical viewpoint. you also had people say, you can't arrest me. you'll have to get more people. there are newspaper stories like that i'm sorry, you're just one guy and i don't think you can do i

you've mentioned james baldwin probably talked about byron rushing. the march on washington and the kings beach it is a concept of the march and the architect. king just happened to get the best speech of the day tha but y wouldn't allow james baldwin to speak. profound thinker and one of my heroes. he was talking to me growing up in harlem. what would you say to a young man growing up in baltimore today in the middle of the third what would be your advice? >> one of the things we learned is that the world is bigger than the world we grew up in. you see that transformation when he travels to so think about being a young man in baltimore. baltimore was my whole world. the world i saw on tv was interesting and cool but it wasn't anything i thought i would experience. one of the things i say us remember the world is bigger than your blog you have the right to access that. second in the city of baltimore is the way it is. we are renovating every school it will be renovated or rebuilt and it's fascinating because you see people in these communities that ne

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alex baldwin. it was on purpose. just another little dig. like i don't even know the guy's name.esse: what's your last one here? greg: the gutfeld monologue is the greatest book ever written with the exception of the art of the deal * which is a great gift form all ages. that read did not happen. i made it up. i made up a tweet. jesse: you are perpetuating fake news on. "watters' world." greg: i'm planting the thought in the president's head to tweet this then my book sales will skyrocket. i have got to feet jeanine and gregg jarrett. jesse: one of my favorite interviews of 2018. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our lowest prices of the season. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it can even warm your feet to help you fall asleep faster. so you wake up ready to make your resolutions, reality. and now, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with mattresses by j.d. power. plus, 24-month financing on all beds. ends new

alex baldwin. it was on purpose. just another little dig. like i don't even know the guy's name.esse: what's your last one here? greg: the gutfeld monologue is the greatest book ever written with the exception of the art of the deal * which is a great gift form all ages. that read did not happen. i made it up. i made up a tweet. jesse: you are perpetuating fake news on. "watters' world." greg: i'm planting the thought in the president's head to tweet this then my book sales will skyrocket. i have got to feet jeanine and gregg jarrett. jesse: one of my favorite interviews of 2018. a 30-year-old evicted have a great night. jesse: 2018 gave america great job numbers with you can employment fallining to a 40-yer low. it also brought us a 30-year-old evicted from his own parents' house after living there rent free for 8 years. you went to college, right? >> briefly. yes. jesse: did you graduate from college. >> briefly means i didn't graduate. i thought maybe you matriculated quickly because of your intelligence. what was your major? >> i started with engineering and went to business

>later in the quarter....the seahawks answer......russell wilson finds doug baldwin for the touchdownatches for 77 yards and two touchdowns......>4th quarter....20-13 niners.....the seahawks tie it up here tho...check out the effort from chris carson.....he forces his way into that endzone for the touchdown......>this game would go into overtime.....and robbie gould seals the deal.....36 yard field goal is good.....and the niners snap their ten game losing streak to the seahawks......> for the first time all season, i felt good about the raiders on the field....>they just beat the steelers, after playing some good ball the two weeks before....>and this week they had a chance to win their second in a row against a very beatable bengals squad.....> but today, they brought me back to reality.....>bengals and raiders fans... dressed up and ready to go......>2nd quarter... raiders already down 17-0... derek carr... who set the franchise record for most passes without an interception....to lee smith... his third touchdown catch in as many weeks... 17-7 bengals...>raiders down 7 with 5 minut