today on this occasion and bring the ball.he ball is by steven glass, a virginia artist. he has been a potter at the virginia museum of fine arts studio school since 1982. the exterior of the glass, we have a wax resist process which shows off the beautiful white color on the blue background. the interior is a red oxide. mr. glass says this represents the sky on the outside and the earth on the inside. i would like to read a quote from steven. he is delighted that the ball was selected. it was selected from the studio. we have an operating studio at the studio school. we also do hand melting, and this was sitting on a shelf, recently produced by steven in early of december 2017. this is from an actual practicing studio. steven says, "clay vessels like boats carry cargo, the cargo of ideas and opportunities. i feel it is a fitting vessel to select the winner of this election." mr. alcorn: thank you. we will now proceed with the drawing. secretary mcallister, will you please prepare the canisters. ms. mcallister: yes, mr. chairm

does the ball move for him? do you see anything right there? which it did. tony: that's a catch. it's a catch. jim: which if it holds up will be five catches, 74 decker leading the way in the receiving game. tony: belichick is why do i have to throw the flag? do i do it for the cameras? there you go? see i did it. see you guys. jim: he was born in natchville. his father was an assistant coach at vanderbilt when bill was born. tony: he learned a lot about football. referee: the ruling on the field stands. new england is charged with its second time-out in the half. tony: he learned a lot about football. and how long did he live there for? jim: one year. he remaped close through the years to the head coach that his father assisted. and phil wade was on that team and gone to visit mr. wade in nashville that he thought would be certain watching this game and quarterback with success for the chicago bears. and mariota says let me get out of here. no. and chased down here. and they got him. tony: comes inside and runs all the way around, spins, claus

center circle and he got the ball now for anybody who knows how to juggle. no anybody who doesn't know how to juggle this will make any sense to them but he was juggling the ball but when you juggle a football you juggle the ball probably about three feet in the air probably yeah but he's kicking the ball thirty feet up in the air kicks it thirty feet as it comes back down he kicks it straight and over thirty feet up in there he does it about ten times which is impossible to do if you want to meet you can barely juggle it was busy going to come down thirty yards if you could straight in a straight line and off about ten times just as quoted on his arm he just looked at us he just walked off the back there we all just went ok here we go i was on the bench i sat on the bench are watching for the whole game for the whole game so to be honest we also took the first goal which is the handball we all call up straight away and we saw we saw it we couldn't believe the good lives when they see it and of course now you speak three dozen of them terry butcher people li

>> the good thing for nick, he didn't throw the ball to the other team.allowed defense to win the game. the short passes allowed the team to stay on track first and second down. there wasn't a lot of third and long. as you watch to alshon jeffery, he made plays from the pocket. we needed this type of nick foles game. >> foles last night told us he feels he was good but he could play better. >> i thought the preparation was awesome. you never know until you get to the game. get into a rhythm and figure out the rhythm and playing. 15 points got the job done. we have a long way to go. we have to get better. >> stay commit today the run. that helps. then, with the passing game, him making great decisions, you know? getting the ball out of his hand into the open receiver, did a nice job executing the game plan. >> foals to the second half. defensive stand in the second half, we talk about that after the next break. i think the offensive line was good. what did you see from the unit? we ran the ball well with aghaei and calendar o clement. they did a great job.

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the ball is empty. the winner of house district 94 is david yancey. >> and the second name for the other candidate, shelley simons. mr. alcorn: i move that pursuant to virginia code section 24.2 -674, that david yancey is that newly elected delegate from house district 94. is there a second? there is a second. all in favor say aye. the motion passes. will you please present the certificate for scripture? -- signature? >> who has the blue pen? thank you, ma'am. we have legal counsel from the attorney general's office. he provides us with a blue pen so that we know that we have all signed. mr. alcorn: thank you. madam vice chair, and madam secretary, i believe you would like to say something forward. >> a couple of words. today we have witnessed an unprecedented event in the history of the commonwealth of virginia. a name out of a bowl to name a delegate which was that last -- that was last done in 1971 in a typo. this particular draw also will determine the speaker of the house, the number of people on c

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never getting set before the ball was snapped. he's still moving as the ball is snapped.ood call by the official on that sideline. ian: first and 15. back in cincinnati territory. dan: tyler kroft single coverage here at the top of the screen. ian: 1:09 to play. dalton throws. popped up. incomplete. kroft the intended receiver. it was chuck clark, the rookie t tagged kroft. dan: remember, it was clark who blew the coverage on kroft's second touchdown reception in the first half. poorly thrown ball that time by dalton. kroft had his man beat to the sideline. ian: second and 15 for cincinnati. just over a minute to play. green in a matchup with carr. dalton throws it away. 58 seconds left. third and 15 for cincinnati. dan: a smart throw away by dalton. third and 15. but obviously you're going to go for it on fourth down. you have to. so he's got two plays to pick up the 15 yards for first down. ian: dalton from the gun. dalton steps, throws. underneath. catch is made by kroft. but nowhere to go after the grab as he is hit by chuck clark. it's fourth down for cincinnati. the

does the ball move for him? do you see anything right there? which it did. tony: that's a catch. it's a catch. jim: which if it holds up will be five catches, 74 decker leading the way in the receiving game. tony: belichick is why do i have to throw the flag? do i do it for the cameras? there you go? see i did it. see you guys. jim: he was born in natchville. his father was an assistant coach at vanderbilt when bill was born. tony: he learned a lot about football. referee: the ruling on the field stands. new england is charged with its second time-out in the half. tony: he learned a lot about football. and how long did he live there for? jim: one year. he remaped close through the years to the head coach that his father assisted. and phil wade was on that team and gone to visit mr. wade in nashville that he thought would be certain watching this game and quarterback with success for the chicago bears. and mariota says let me get out of here. no. and chased down here. and they got him. tony: comes inside and runs all the way around, spins, claus

offense. >> he's done a great job getting the ball out on the screen. ball in the intermediate game to jeffrey, smith giving them a chance to catch and run. the way he's used zach ertz has really been effective. zach ertz has been a major weapon. he's a big-time tight end and probably the number one receiving weapon that the patriots will account for. >> he said he wanted to be the third down guy and he is the third down guy. >> he's pro bowler one of the best tight ends in the league kristen. we see how effective this offense can be. when you've got somebody with that size, were it that speed, who scoring points in the red zone as well. it's just a great thing eagles offense is really at its very peak. >> we can't forget about the eagles defense. jim schwartz and eagles have shut out their opponents in the second half of both of these post season games. even with so many new face that is have joined this team this season it's been a seamless transition and jim schwartz says right now this defense is peaking at the same time. >> i never really felt that

less than three hours away from the ball drop. we will be checking in with chris pallone six minutes from now. >>> when the clock strikes 12:00 locally it will also bring in a new era in california, recreational marijuana becomes legal at midnight. nbc bay area is live at a dispensary in oakland where they'll be counting down what's the mood there? >> reporter: good evening, for many people here, this is big, so big they are calling it the end of prohibition. this new year's party is to ring in the new year and to celebrate the changes to california's marijuana laws. there's a lot happening here at magnolia wellness in oakland. there are vendsers to show case the new products and people out to socialize and to get informed. this new era in california means some dispensaries like this one can now sell to adults age 21 and up but just because pot becomes legal, there is still a lot of rules and regulations that curb pot use across the state. i checked with the california b bureau, there will be a 15% increase in exkrxcise taxes and

with the third ball of the new ball joe root hit it's straight to mitchell marsh.a big wicket. instead of sending a night watchman in to see at the end of the innings, they sent injonny ba i rstow. of the innings, they sent injonny bairstow. that was a tactical error, many have said, and it has cost england. they have lost another talented batsman. they know how their last two established batsman at the crease and plenty of runs yet to get. it all gets underway in the next hour. what sort of total do they need to stay competitive in this match? there would have hoped for more than 450 when they decided to bat. they downgraded that. dawid malan, after yesterday, said another 150 would take them to 380, that probably isn't enough. australia will fancy getting them out for a less. england have a long tail. australia could put together a big first—innings score themselves. we may see mason crane today. we will see him with the bat and ball. to expect a young leg—spinner on his debut to be shane warne is not realistic body has played at this ground before. he could be u

the winning numbers are 12, 29, 30, 33, 61 and the power ball 26. last night somebody in daily, city won big with mega millions. they have yet to claim their prize. tonight bay area power ball players are dreaming up what they would do if they won. >> buy me a house. give my mom some money. give my nieces some money. >> i love to help animals. and the unfortunate. people who are really trying to help themselves. >> the odds of winning the power ball is 1 in 292 million. >>> with recreational marijuana legal in california law enforcement acrs the state must now consider the future of hundreds of pot sniffing dogs. >> in this demonstration more than an ounce of marijuana is concealed. 6-year-old police dog indy sniffs it out in seconds. >> with how sensitive his nose is, he can find a q tip. >> and alerts his handler. >> how accurately can indy detect marijuana? >> 100%. >> the german shepherd is one of seven dogs trained to identify illegal drugs with the police department here. will law enforcement still need pot sniffing dogs? >> some say no. polic

he got the ball to nelson aguilar, to jeffrey. and the game plan i thought was a very good game plan. i thought doug peterson called a great game. >> i did too. let's take a look. early in the game this was a great call as well. fourth and one. we're not kicking a field goal. he has been all year long aggressive. and it is blunt force right here. >> trey got a great block. he comes out on the edge. gets the great block. along with lane johnson i think it was. they got it into the end zone. but in a game like this, you want to run the football. you want to control the line of scrimmage. it's a game where you want to let your big guys in the trenches win the game for you. >> yeah. i'm looking at my notes here. nick foles had 30 passes, 32 rushes. >> yeah. >> we talked coming into this game, don't put it all on nick foles. you need a rushing game. you're right. they leaned on the rushing game. great balance. >> you know, before the game we talked and i said they need to bloody their nose at the line of scrimmage. >> punch them in the

he is going to throw the ball. it's blocked. six-yard touchdown. his first postseason kree td pass and catch in the postseason. titans down 21-10. chiefs missed a field goal. fourth quarter. to henry. had 156 on the day. 21-6 a missed conversion. to decker, 21-22 titans after another missed two-pointer. chance to run out the clock. henry gets the ball. it comes loose, and the chiefs would take it back, for the touchdown. are you kidding me? yes. because henry was down. sending the titans to the divisional round with a 21-22 victory. first postseason win since 2003. >> with the team we have, that doesn't surprise me. i don't think you guys believe me when i say they come in the locker room and there is a look that we are going to come back and win the game. but there is. and it's on the sideline of the it has been. it always has. >> unbelievable. it's what you work hard for. this is what you grind it out for four or five months, and this isn't it. but it's nice to get a win. and hopefully we will keep it rolling. >> game two in t

raining cats and balls.ho needs hail when you've u got golf balls themselves. >> helicopter dropping them. no golf ball hail around here. we cou the snow. sierra we talked about it last statew is 25% of only 18%. outloo this is what we're 2 to only six or seven thousand feet nothin about tomor and numbers that might be close area. in the upper 60s, those changes night. then thursday into friday, we weeken sierra rain h highs in the 50s. usually better news for the sierras a opposed >> thank you so much. >> thank you so much. that does it for us. it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. plus, 36 month financing available. ends monday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. the entire state, shocked by a message that appeared on their t

number give away the ball and lights make them pay. myself up it's found bruma on months of the bumps and lights to delete. and hunt stumbled with the ball and was too slow for kevin campos comeback defense were ripped apart and the visitors were a goal down to just nine minutes. i. the new coach looked on and saw a very nervous hamburg side. another mistake this time from papadopoulos almost gifted leipzig a second goal jump kevin august on sale to hit the target. number got back in the game on the half hour mark young with a perfect pass to flick hostage rounded the keeper and slotted the ball home. one nail at half time. the goal gave hamburg the boost they needed and hostage almost got the winner late in the game. one of the final results not a bad return for the new coach. and one of the reason why the team showed amazing spirits and really battled hard so it was good. a glimmer of hope for hamburg fans but coach hollaback still has his work cut out for him to save hamburg from the drop. it was i did have a news from berlin more c

the chance they won tonight's power ball is 88 quadrillion to 1. now here in the bay area someone who bought a lottery ticket matched five out of six numbers. the prize, worth $1,800,000. >>> a deep freeze is causing misery across the east coast. >> and it will continue tomorrow. abc news reporter elizabeth herr has more on the record chill. >> it's so-called in central florida even the manatees are huddling in a canal. >> they like to come in and get a little bit of warmth. >> reporter: temperatures in parts of the shine state reaching the mid 20s. the told also wreaking havoc at airports up and down the east coast. in charleston, south carolina, one of two run ways opened after a rare snowfall. >> we're not equipped like boston. we expect this weather once every ten years. >> normal service expected monday morning. at jfk they had long delays. one woman spent seven hours stuck ideology on toling on the >> we understand that jfk is kind of like a logistics disaster area right now. >> reporter: in north philadelphia in the meantime a tragic end for

number give away the ball and lights it make them pay. found bruma on months of the box and light seats at the meet i. am hans stumbled with the ball and was too slow for kevin campbell but defense were ripped apart and the visitors were a goal down to just nine minutes. the new coach looked on and saw a very nervous hamburg side. another mistake this time from papadopoulos almost gifted leipzig a second goal sean cavanagh gets down sales hit the target. number got back in the game on the half hour not to be in young with a perfect pass to philip hostage rounded the keeper and slotted the ball home. one nail at half time. the goal gave hamburg the boost they needed and tossed it almost got the winner late in the game. on all the final results not a bad return for the new coach. and once or for the reason it all did seem showed amazing spirits and really battled hard so it was good. that glimmer of hope for hamburg fans but coach hollaback still has his work cut out for him to save hamburg from the drop. the right for more saturday games f

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and they played some intelligent very good football going forward kept the ball well. most of the sudden from being one will think it might be we're going to get away but we wasn't the slightest bit complacent and we didn't you don't go out like that we would this is welcome as if. then all of a move to one down or to move to these magic penalty we knew where is the guy who was slightly dressed in a white well it's all. well i didn't think. they were all going to think in the nick or because of that but what i did think was just get one chance which you know see kid go and then both gaza not into me and i got hit and i thought penalty and then the rest point the spall and so yes and then i thought oh i'm taking this up an independent state for four years we had well i'm sure i was a little bit nervous but i also love those situations and if you're strong. you're playing the game you desperate to get a chance you can get a better chance than a penalty. and i did the true story this is a bit of a i've been parents take a friend of he isn't particular in that woke up i pr

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wildcats ball, i think.f nothing else, it's not conclusive enough to change it from the call on the floor. >> brad: arizona ball. i think they got it right. they took the time. now arizona is going to play with a one-point lead. let's see with what stanford has up their sleeve defensively. >> clark: a good stand here but you can't expire the clock. you've got to give yourself three to five seconds to force a mistake, get a turnover and then foul. >> brad: arizona a good free-throw-shooting team. fouling somebody for the sake of fouling especially that guy is not the greatest move in the world but it is quick, the only problem is you just fouled the greatest free-throw shooter on their team. >> clark: i like to see a team take whatever time you have to see if you can force a mistake. jerod haase. two ways to go about it. foul immediately so you extend whatever is on the clock but i would like to give yourself a chance to force a mistake in three to five seconds because you still have plenty of time to get tha

gyrano kerk picked up the ball on the edge of the centre circle and placed the ball past brad jones.rmer netherlands international van persie came on in the 81st minute, he was unable to help geovanni van bronckhorst‘s side to victory. elsewhere, there were two games played in italy's serie a. nani and felipe anderson were among the scorers as lazio beat udinese 3—0 to move three points clear of fourth—placed inter. roma and sampdoria remain fifth and sixth, respectively, after sharing a 1—1 draw. it's day 11 at the australian open in melbourne and in a few hours from now we'll know which two players will contest this year's women's singles final. the order of play for rod laver arena includes the first of the men's semis between maric cilic and kyle edmund and both of the women's semis. the world number one simona halep, who's never won a grand slam title, plays the former champion angelique kerber. before that, it's caroline wozniacki against belgium's elise mertens. wozniacki, the number two seed, is showing the sort of form which took her to the top of the world rankings back in

we definitely need athletic ball girls.hat why is we have a skills portion to our try out but there is an on camera interview portion with the wide range of front office. we have people from marketing, social media, sales office, because again they are interacting with all types of phillies fans out in the community. >> when does it start today starts at 9:00 a.m. we have 50 girls coming down trying out. looking forward to meeti philli. >> we have a couple here, this morning, we have megan and sarah, come on over here they are warming up getting ready for today's festivities. >> good morning. >> so tell me megan what is best part of being a phillies ball girl. >> best part of being a ball girl is when you go see all of the charity work that we do, in the field and we get to see fans and interact with fans but i love being in the charity work and doing stuff like that. >> how about you. >> same thing, mess people think we are excited about being on the field which is awesome, cool but interacting with fans and working with t

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the than an hour before ball drops, and the big apple is bubbled up tonight. lightlive look from first alexandria, some people braving the cold as we count down to 2018. >> now, abc 7 news at 11:00 come on your side. kimberly: a bone chilling new year's eve. hopefully you have decided whether to be outside or inside. we are joined by meteorologist eileen whelan. record-breaking chilly? eileen: we could have one of the top five coldest new year's since 21900. 23 degrees today was the high, the fourth coldest on record. this is no joke. right now at reagan national, 17 degrees. the temperatures teens, but it feels colder. right now in gaithersburg, subzero wind chill readings. feels like seven degrees downtown, nine degrees is what it feels like in manassas and quantico, 3 at andrews. a wind-chill advisory for the entire region until 9 a.m. dangerous cold, but the skies will be clear. the new year's day forecast and a look at another arctic blast coming our way late next week. more on that in the extent outlook. kimberly: we will look for that. less than an hour

>> yes, knowing maybe that's the ball i touched, laced up. >> where will these balls go? balls that people can get here at the experience? >> yes, they are. so we're making custom footballs life here, so you can come here, order custom football to be made watch the team here make it or we have several available over in the retail store. >> i love it. we had to come here. we have to make sure it is the right amount of pressure. >> air pressure, yes. >> are you filling it up? >> getting ready to put it in and i'll push this and then it will fill up to 120 pounds of air pressure, then it goes down to 13 pounds of air pressure. >> can you feel it if it was 11 or 12? you know what i'm saying. >> yes. >> all right, thank you so much. so, guys, here's what we'll do. we'll get good day one of these, or fox 29, that's amazing, thank you so much. >> thank you for coming. >> go eagles. can you say go eagles? >> go eagles. >> you want the eagles, right? >> yes. >> yes, you're the first person in minnesota. fill the balls. >> go eagles. go eagles. >> love it. >> go eagles. >> speaking

ball is the fastest growing sport in the u.s.s. pickle ball association, 2 million americans played the game in 2016, this year an estimated 3 million and it can be played by anyone apparently at any level anywhere in the bay area. >> there is 16 dedicated outdoor courts in concord. >> reporter: so this is everywhere? >> it's starting to become everywhere, but we're looking for places to play it constantly because the sport is growing so fast. >> in 2015 68% of players were over 60. now the younger demographic has flooded the sport. you can throw a rock in any direction and find a pickup pickle ballgame. >> all right. >> big thanks to the golden gate pickle ballclub for making that story happen. >> look vern. >> very nice. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: ok. thank you very much. i appreciate it, folks. appreciate y'all. thank you very much. yeah, i do. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve

center circle and he got the ball now for anybody who knows how to juggle. no anybody who doesn't know how to juggle this will make any sense to them but he was jumping the ball but when you juggle a football you juggle the ball probably about three feet in the case probably yeah but he's kicking the ball thirty feet up in the air kicks it thirty feet as it comes back down he kicks it straight another thirty feet up in the air he does it about ten times which is impossible to do if you want to meet you can barely juggle it was busy going to come down thirty yards if you could straight in a straight line and also about ten times just as cotton on his arm he just looked at us to be this walked off so back then we all just went ok here we go i was on the bench i sat on the bench are watching for the whole game for the whole game so to be honest we also took the first goal which is the handball we all call up straight away and we saw we saw it we couldn't believe the good lives when they see it and of course now you speak to read as if you know them terry butche

they've been dropping the ball since 1907.egrees but they say it is about five below with windchill. i believe them. >> i do too! it does not matter because we are having so much fun and we're here to bring it to you. hopefully you all are at home, warm, by fire. maybe with hot chocolate or a glass of wine. >> we have to remember our brave men and women in uniform serving all around the world. not just in the united states the right here in the crosswords of new york city. times square. men and women in blue. we lost a law enforcement officer today. with heavy hearts in colorado. several injured, one killed. these men and women in uniform. we cannot just remember them in new year's eve. all year-round! fresh on their mind of course, october 31 we had a terror attack. eight people were killed in new york city. and on december 11 right around times square we had a subway bombing. thankfully no one was killed. these men and women, they do not just do this today, they did is year-round. >> and a reminder that they are the people r

reporter: even then, locating a ball using only your ears is no easy feat. the players here are either completely blind or have severely impaired eyesight. those who do have limited vision are required to wear a blind-fold. but some cheat. the only people here who can see everything are the goalkeepers and the coach. after graduating in sports management, ali abul nasr worked as an agent, marketing professional egyptian soccer players to clubs in europe. but he wanted to do something more fulfilling. three years ago he and a friend set up the country's first team with blind players. the coach pays for the blind-folds, customized balls, and pitch rental from his own pocket. his search for a sponsor has not borne fruit so far. ali ghandoor went blind gradually. he compares it to putting on weight. at first you don't notice it, then suddenly you have a paunch. ali's blindness was triggered by an illness. by the age of 10, he had lost his eyesight completely. he copes pretty well with his disability. the only thing he can't do is cook -- something he was never k

the ball drop could use a little work. you guys enjoyed your new year. >> yes, happy -- >> hope you enjoyed your new year. we hope kendis gibson is enjoying his new year and his night off. and i've got a fever, and the only >>> this morning on "world news now," a new year's eve tragedy in costa rica. a plane goes down killing several americans. we have new details overnight from a witness. >>> new details on the man accused of ambushing several police officers. >>> and welcoming 2018. >> and from below zero wind chills in times square to the first fireworks in australia. and mariah carey's return. did she redeem herself after last year's debacle? >> and ringing in the new year with president trump who was at hess dinner party at mar-a-lago. see what was on the menu and the message to his supporters and haters. it's monday, january 1st, 2018. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> happy new year, everybody! we lost our noisemakers already. it didn't take us very long. >> there's my noisemaker. happy new year, amer