he makes stops in baltimore. he comments on slavery in baltimore. he comments being in a baltimore in a hotel and being served by someone by a waiter who he suddenly realizes. he talks about his feelings of kind of horror, of being, you know, sort of served by an enslaved man anyway in the guise sam weller in these columns, the albany paper, smallwood says, i met dickens when he came to town and i, you know, led to a slave jail that was there was kind of an infamous slave trader in washington by name of william williams. and his slave jail was right. the national mall, believe it or not, if you walked from the white house to the. he'd go right by and. so according to this, you know, true or false account, samuel or i smallwood helped lead dickens to see this slave jail and. could this be true? it definitely could. you know small was in town. dickens was followed a big crowd as he went around town because he very popular guy and so it's certainly possible that small would was in the crowd following dickens around and also small dickens very intereste

the ironic thing is that the war off in baltimore, and his father, john, thought with the riots in baltimorethe other, it was too dangerous of a city. so going to move to a quiet place. so they buy the house here in the spring of 1862. they move and then the antietam campaign happens. then the gettysburg campaign happens and now the battle of monocacy happens all within really just a few miles of their homestead. back and glenn's mother says it means death to them. either way, because these confederates are getting hit by musket tree to their front. and now other officers are hitting the soldiers on the backs with their swords, trying to get them refocused refocused. that's how we get from 9:00 in the morning tof about 1:00 in te afternoon. a whole lot of time is has passed, but not a lot has happened because the confederates lack thavo at the front rickets as men are doing just fine on their own and then problems start to climb. the bridges burned, talked about that union army has a 24 pounder howitzer. they load it incorrectly. new soldiers knew what the job. you know how the powder goes f

and then further to theth is the stone bridge, which covers baltimore pike into the city of baltimore shawnee called the monocacy river of many bends. it curls and it bends and it bends back again. and so what wallace hopes to do is use the river to limit the places the confederates can cross. he knows the confederates have to cross the river somewhere somehow. so he those bridges are going to be at a premium■e wh the arrival of ricketts his force. lou wallace on the morning of july 9th, just shy of 6000 soldiers, he has seven baltimore light artillery a 24 pounder howitzer coming him ah 15,000 confederates with 45 cannon and he has to make a st writes the night of july 8th. i am falling back across monocacy the enemy is within 55 miles of georgetown. he w right. we are out of time. the morning of july 9th, 1864. lou has no hope or intention winning the battle. it's about to happen. everything is the name of the game of buying time. hopefully, if they can fight for an hour or two or three or four, they can buy time for more reinforcements to be sent to washington. because the problem

when you look at where we've been historically in baltimore, right?rstanding the folks that have been leaving. they're not -- the folks in neighborhoods that have been impacted by the violence can't pick up and just leave. we're talking about understanding that baltimore has bucked national trends. in the history of our city when all the other cities were seeing reductions baltimore was seeing increases. right? in this past year we saw a reduction but we saw a reduction that was almost twice that of the national numbers, having a 20% reduction in our homicides in baltimore. >> so your strategy specifically, as you described it, targets some of the most violent offenders. other big city mayors such as philadelphia's new mayor sheryl parker, she's declared a blanket public safety emergency with an emphasis on shutting down all open air drug markets. why do you think your approach is better? >> well, i don't disagree with my sister mayor's approach. i just think our approach is the one that's been proven to work in our city. right? and when you think abo

baltimore's fox 45. dysfunction. as former baltimore sun media critic describes it, fox 45 coverage fits into a larger pattern of, this is what happens when you let democrats run your city, it goes to hell. to quote from a sinclair must run script, unfortunately, some members of the media use their platforms to push their own personal bias, and agenda, to control exactly what people think. that is extremely dangerous steward among chrissy. brian stelter joins me to discuss the erosion of the fourth a state, and the rise of right-wing disinformation, next. ation, next for you to try knix. makers of the world's comfiest wireless bras. for revolutionary support without underwires, and sizes up to a g-cup, find your new favorite bra today at knix.com one in five children worldwide are faced with the reality of living without food, no family dinners, no special treats, not enough energy to play. all around the world, hunger is affecting children's physical and mental health. toddlers are suffering from acute

baltimore's fox 45. that station is known for segments like city in crisis, highlighting crime and dysfunction. a former baltimore sun media critic describeatize fox 45 coverage fits into a larger pattern of this is what happens when you let democrats run your city, it goes to hell. a quote from a sinclair must-run script unfortunately some members of the media are using their platforms to push their own personal bias and agenda to control exactly what people think. and that is extremely dangerous to our democracy. brian stelter joins me to discuss the erosion of the fourth estate and the rise of a right-wing disinformation next. right-wing disinformation next >>> this morning the baltimore sun guild, the union that represents the paper's staff released a statement. it read in part during yesterday's meeting new owner david smith shared his vision for the paper, which he admitted he has rarely read. the editorial direction that he described focused on clicks rather than journallistic value concerned many

the only other reported there was from the baltimore sun.has been shrinking for years, like most print newspapers across the country, it is still the default, they go to media outlet for an a major american city. so what's going to happen to it? now alex, i fear this is likely the end of the sun as a non partisan widely trusted outlet. and there's going to have to be alternatives that pop up in its place. because when these sorts of right-wing backers of media talk, they talk in code. when they say it fair, they really think the press is too liberal. when they say balanced, what they mean is we want the media to advance our political agendas claim to balance. it's that kind of code language that we're already hearing the new owner of the sun start use. >> and i wonder what you would say of the profile who's somee who funds something like project veritas, which carries out alleged sting operations of media groups, who says that print journalism has no credibility and then it goes in spends 100 million dollars to buy the son and a few other sm

. >> byron: donte barksdale was a big brother to much of baltimore.ically called a violent interrupter. he was a street soldier of sorts who shows up in urban battlefields when few others can or will. no kevlar, no weapon, just his reputation and his word. >> he had to get in the middle of conflicts and beefs, you know? he may have stepped right into the conflict at the point in time when they were deciding to shoot someone. >> byron: in this, my hometown, when a barksdale talks, people listen. >> barksdale is five out of seven towers in the terrace. >> just a gangster, i suppose. >> byron: in the hit hbo series "the wire," the name barksdale struck fear. a drug kingpin inspired by nathan bodie barksdale, dante's unc uncle. dante dabbled in the family business. a convicted drug dealer who returned home a changed man. he helped found a grassroots organization aimed at keeping teens off drugs and out of jail. >> it brought out the very best in him. he was very inventive with his outreach. >> i challenge you guys to be as unique. >> safe street became hi

baltimore is another good example. the baltimore banner, if the baltimore sun is disappointing you, you should support this new effort, which is a startup, which is being run in part by a lot of alumni from the baltimore sun. in my perfect world, they both thrive. if one model is not working, we have to be experimenting with others. a lot of those are for not -- not-for-profit models. >> and marie lipinski is curator and harvard. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. ♪ >> with election year 2020 fully underway, the effort to understand what is dividing americans politically has become more urgent. for her america at a crossroads series, judy woodruff turned to new hampshire to look at how a popular republican governor is going all out to persuade voters to stop the renomination of former president trump. >> the big winner in iowa was gop caucuses this week grew even bigger cheers from his supporters. there and across the country. but among those republicans who don't want the former president back in the white house,

central railway that connects harrisburg to baltimore. all, by the way, destroy the susquehanna bridge and be in position. march to dillsburg for all you who think robert e lee intended to a gettysburg because the road network read the official reports, read the officers reports. the concentration point is dillsburg in northwestern york county, not gettysburg, at least early on in the campaign. so early, supposed to to dillsburg ap hill gets orders to send his corps to dillsburg. more importantly, jeff is told to find the flank the army in his famous near the susquehanna river and he knows they're supposed to be at dillsburg so friday, june 26th, 1.3 inches of rain, a fallen. it's been a horrible, horrible weather wise. the roads are a flaming mess. this is a really bad situation. and yet that's the day that richard says on the harrisburg. and so they go on to harrisburg following the way, all, by the way, at gettysburg, not supposed to be anything there. this is quiet little, sleepy little country town. no problem. operator 11 out route

in baltimore, under the fizz. in 1942, milk was delivered in bottles.d twice a day. and that boy named charlie wood had a paper route. i was delivering "the baltimore sun," you had a stack held together by a strap, pull it out as you approach the customer, fold it into the throwing position, and this is whee accuracy and generallyism reall comes in. try not to get it on the bushes or on the roof. tat's about right. my best boyhood pal was a girl, my younger sister mary anne, who followed the orioles and the war and loved radio just as much as i did. >> streetlights up and down here. >> yes. gaslight. >> yes, they were. >> on an april day as misty as my boyhood memories, we visited our house on edgewood road. >> i don't think we had one of those dishes on the roof. >> no. we didn't. good radio signals though. >> yes. >> very good radio. >> the fbi -- >> radio was my window of the world. a world unto itself, more fantastic and more real than the world i saw every day in baltimore. >> a fiery heart with a speed of light, hi ho silver. >> the lone ranger. >

government, not with baltimore.she melts off to her enemy general, i must tell you, my ascent, my approval, my husband is a soldier in the union army, and it is our cost, that lincoln might try the union be saved. whoa! she ought to be ot on the spot, and said, john gordon goes across america giving book tours and he talks about the heroine of susquehanna. for my beloved wife, the bravest woman in the united states is that woman of wrightsville. she had the guts to mouth off to him and instead of killing her, he is so amused by it, he would later write, i wish the rest of the women of america had that kind of gumption. okay. there's the bridge. it is all gone, it is all burned, totally history. by the way, he wants his $100,000 that john gordon promised him, he goes to georgia and collects $26,000 and that is the receipt. he asked for 100. years later, he writes to the mayor of york, and i quote, my dear sir, back during the war i visited your fair city. i asked for $100,000, you only gave me $28,000, i want the res

this is how we send it out in baltimore, with a big go ravens.on. let's see your crowd >> take a look at all these people, savannah city of detroit earlier today on "the today show." this show is lionized. the 2023 fan of the year. why is this such a big deal for our city of detroit? >> oh, my god. are you kidding, nick? we have been waiting for a lifetime for this, man. this city is -- we're hungry. and we're ready to cash in. stef did a great job explaining heard a lot of fans talking so far this morning a lot of you are crying. this is emotional. >> oh, very emotional, yeah. weeks and i'm still crying. but it ain i cried like a baby the last two weeks and i'm still crying but it ain't over. we have unfinished business in san francisco. >> reporter: so we're on our way to san francisco tell the 49ers what's coming. >> oh, we're coming in hot, baby we're coming in hot! and you're going home, baby. you're going home! yeah >> reporter: you know, just a note here, yesterday the detroit red wings played not an nfl team. they were screaming jared gof

in the case of baltimore, going with lamar jackson and ravens against mahomes. picking baltimore.isco v baltimore. >> sean: who wins super bowl? >> lamar jackson and baltimore ravens. >> sean: stephen we love you, more "hannity" after this. >> all right. ♪ voya ♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. presentation looks great. thanks. voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices. so you can reach today's financial goals. that one. and look forward to a more confident future. that is one dynamic duo. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. - bye, bye cough. - later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any cough, day or night. mucinex dm. it's comeback season. now try mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops. ♪ ♪ mom! mom! every day can be extraordinary with rich, creamy, delicious fage total yogurt. elmer>> hi, i'm elmer heinrich. my company sells immuno 150. if you haven't heard of it

baltimore fans. particularly southern york county and southern lancaster county and southern adams county and southern franklin county. it has always been baltimore centric. was not, the politics of the region are very much southern democrat in nature. southerners know this. part of the reason for winning a victory is not just to win on northern oil, it is to win on copperhead northern soil if you can. then there is a push to accelerate. everybody else is saying to get the war out of virginia and divert attention from vicksburg. they will be withdrawing on their way to mississippi to join grant. they will be turned around as the campaign starts and they will be back in cincinnati, ohio, as the campaign unfolds. we will talk a lot about this guy. a division of about 6600 men infiltrate cavalry artillery. he has his own cavalry. robert e lee has no eyes and ears. in pennsylvania they have plenty of cavalry. there is an entire brigade. joe poorly has a battalion. he has four brigades of infantry as well

cbs news baltimore investigative reporter, mike hellgren, takes you inside the mysteries in the sky. - [reporter] this is a ufo, unidentified flying object. - [mike] america has long been fascinated by whether there's life outside of earth. - reports of flying saucers are nothing new. - [mike] and whether that life is trying to somehow contact us. - if you saw a ufo flying over baltimore, what would you do? would you be afraid? - do you believe that our government is in possession of uaps? - absolutely. - [mike] this year, congress got serious about what used to be called ufos, now called uaps or unidentified aerial phenomena. objects seen in the skies the defy an easy explanation. - almost invariably the response is, well, the public couldn't handle the news. that's totally bonkers. - [speaker] look at that thing, dude. - [mike] the government is investigating at least 650 potential sightings since 2004. - it's heartening to me that so many people are coming forward now. we're getting significantly more reports than was the case just six months or a year ago. - [mike] peter davenpor

turnover heartbreak for baltimore and jackson who is now 2-4 in his playoff career. >> never know howgoing to get to or if you're going to get to any so it truesi special. >> when it came time to put the hammer down they put the hammer down which is important. the best part is we are not done. >> believe it baby. we are going to las vegas, nevada to go get us another one. >> 17-10 the final mahomes on to his fourth super bowl in six seasons sasa starter, the chiefs chasing a third super bowl title in five years. this sets up the rematch, the 49ers and the chiefs in the super bowl for a second time in four seasons, super bowl 58 is in las vegas on february 11th, cory wire, cnn detroit. >> as if the super bowl ratings weren't already high enough this super bowl could be off the clarts with a massive boost from the swifties. yes taylor swift fans will have a rooting interest in her boyfriend chiefs tight end travis kelce. swift of course was there but it's no sure thing swift will actually attend the super bowl. she will be touring in tokyo next month with her final show set for february

the baltimore suburbs are pretty blue also.t to understand who his audiences, and if he goes too far in the wrong direction, he's going to have a bigger problem with the economics of that paper than what he thought he had when he came to the rescue. >> i don't think he cares, though. they have been rich man who bought newspapers and then blowing them up. there is that it's been going on. he called the baltimore sun print media in general meaningless dribble, and then told the people that worked there he hadn't even read it in for decades. yeah, i don't read it. so it's funny, he's a local guy. it's maryland and so he's local so the idea that maybe he's a community guy and that the newspaper could improve, is there, except that he's not in it won't. >> i think newspapers have, and this is unfortunate, a lot less impact politically than they once did. and so, he's probably gonna do something that's gonna undermine independent journalism. but at the end of the day, is it gonna have a major impact on maryland as a blue state? i don

but due to have you guys heard those baltimore accidents. event morning, 17 to baltimore, 4th quarter now, same score jackson rolled out. he finds isaiah likely for the score ravens. they win it. 34 to 10. they're really, really good. 4 total touchdowns for lamar jackson. they host their first afc championship since 1971, which is crazy. now they were in an afc championship. i think in 2012 with lots. i'm last when they hosted 71 and now i have to thank lamar jackson and christian mccaffrey. i mean this like fantasy songwriter, they got me a lot of especially lamar jackson, 4 touchdowns, 4 touchdowns thing. anyone had green lawn. that's a great day for them goodness. yeah, that with the 2 picks. i mean, big played, right? right? own. so you leave a way this game thinking? what about a 9 x? >> and that they better show up. you know, when the next team they're going to be facing a likely the detroit lions. they're tough. they're hungry. they're fans haven't been here a long, long time. a quarterback will be coming home. yeah. jared goff, pride

y baltimore venía muy bien. lamar jackson estaba inspirado, pero cuando tienes el otro lado.e y mucha alegría para los visitantes que ya dicen presente en el super bowl a disputarse la casa de los raiders en el stadium de las vegas. obviamente en telemundo, california, no solo en la emisión de las 23:00 de la noche, sino en nuestras plataformas digitales, en nuestras redes sociales y estén pendientes de cualquier avance en nuestra programación. en caso de que se confirme esta gran victoria de los san francisco 49ers que los llevaría al partido al evento más esperado. con esto nos vamos a una pausa y ya regresamos con más domina. >> la acción fue presentado por toyota cuando la aventura llama toyota responde toyota. vayamos ha enfocado nuestra lucha esta noche. >> noticiero telemundo california. le presentamos a esta mujer que lucha por su comunidad en el sur del área de la bahía. no se lo pierda. hoy a las 11 y nos despedimos con esto. el crucero más grande del mundo llamado el ícono de los mares, ha iniciado su viaje de 7 noches en el caribe oriental desde las aguas de miami

it's like my first time in baltimore. so i'm really happy to be here. oh, you know, it was a lot of events in my life, and i think that led me to writing this book. but the one that is most salient, i would say, started when i was maybe 17 years old. so if anybody knows me, i take it very seriously. i'm from upstate new york, rochester new york. i go halfway to rock and i went to a huge high school. we're talking about high with an airplane inside of it, a high school with a gas station. right. i went to a vocational high school and in any given day, there was 1670, 800 kids in this high school. and my freshman class was between six 5700 kids in my freshman class were 14 years old. we were eager. we were only 14. and sadly, i went to high school with a girl on a while. my mother sent me this high school with a girl, but i guarantee you, by the end of the week, at the first week, that girl was going. but four years later, when i graduated, only 180 of us made it. and i'm being with 180. so that means 25% of those kids graduated and i've always been curio

and the baltimore ravens.even against r patrick mahomes, the great battle i'm picking baltimore. san francisco wins, the super bowl. who wins a super bowl? quick? super lamar jackson and the baltimore ravens. that's my and i'm sticking to it with the flu. stephen, we love you. >> more "hannity" after this. all right. >> oh, hello there. and to a history of the world in six classes where we take you on a journey through six eras of civilization. excuse me. and join me, your host, jon lovett. hey. i'm kevin nealon, and my new book is called alexander rate. it's available in bookstores everywhere. what's going on here? what? what's the problem? well, i'm the host here. you guys are. oh, you look at my deal again. george here, say that you guys are getting paid. >> join me in for scene stealing hacks for a history of the world in six classes. they should be paying you, george. >> right now. someone could be listed as the owner of your home and stealing thousands of dollars of your hard earned. anybody who owns pro

so i know people have like felt very comfortable in baltimore city. you know, like this is a progress area. like, we always have democrat electeds. we have a moms of liberty chapter that's starting up here already. and i don't think people are as aware that we're about to get out organize because t i so money involved. like, what do we need do in advance to that? i mean, you have to write. you can't just sit on the sidelines. they are not on the sidelines. we can't on the sidelines. we have to be to say that public education is the hallmark one of the pillars of democracy. and everybody ge■ t have their language, their religion, their culture talk is public education, is it? and are not trying deny anybody's experience is white kids, black kids, asian-american kids, jewishids, you■ name it. we're not trying to deny that's what public education is. that's the beauty of public education. and so we are the public. we have to stand up and say, listen, you are not the only voice at the table. you are a voice at the a human . but you are not the only voice

one of the cities known to have higher crime rates, baltimore, maryland is seeing less crime.officials spoke about that historic drop in crime. watch. >> as you've heard, the homicide rate in baltimore is at its lowest rate in almost a decade. non-fatal shootings are also down. there is much progress to mark here today. but all of us agree there is a lot of work ahead as well. >> according to the baltimore police commissioner crime is down 20% in that city. obviously they're hoping to see even more progress there, dana. >> dana: indeed, terrible for the citizens. thank you. >> the a-list celebrities keep piling up as details remerge about jeffrey app stoechblt additional 300 documents are on sealed putting more scrutiny on president bill clinton and a few others. where this leads we'll wait to see. shannon bream is the host of "fox news sunday" and in your other life you're a lawyer. from last night one of the quotes from the document dump said this. bill clinton walked into "vanity fair" and threatened them not to write sex trafficking articles about his good friend je, jeffr

we will see if jason performs an encore at his brother's game in baltimore today. comes from that chiefs/ravens matchup and the honest mistake by one local tv station that actually turned into a big high for one high school in kansas. while promoting the afc championship game, the good folks at kansas city station knbc put up this graphic, that is the kansas city chiefs logo but that is not the baltimore ravens' logo. that belongs to the northwest ravens, a high school just outside of kansas city. one error from the graphics department and, just like that, the school is making its afc championship debut. the high school team embracing its moment as it went viral tweeting of the daunting matchup between mahomes and the chiefs. quote, we look forward to the challenge and thank you for the opportunity. now it's not going to be easy but they are well rested. their last game was in late october against blue valley northwest. >>> our next high goes to an epic field trip where students at georgia state university college of law, professor mo ivy teaches a class called leg

the baltimore ravens playing their first home playoff game in five years today against the houston texansand people are packing into local bars and restaurants to watch the big game. >> we're looking at anywhere between 2,000 to 2,500 extra people that we wouldn't have had if the ravens weren't home playing in the playoffs tomorrow. >> reporter: tickets for sunday's matchup between the lions and buccaneers exploding after the lions' first playoff win in more than 30 years. seats fetching a record average of more than $1,600 according to tickpick. ticket vendors aren't the only ones winning big. the entire detroit economy cashing in on the team's rare playoff success. the motor city expected to rake in an estimated $50 million in the playoffs according to anderson economic group. >> we're so pumped to see our team doing so well. we're busy from the minute we open till the minute we shut our doors. >> reporter: look, it's not just games but coaches, when deion sanders moved to colorado, the six college home games generated $113 million. a similar story over in kansas city. taylor swift mani

and then throwing in to triple coverage leading to another baltimore turnover.eartbreak for baltimore and jackson who is now 2-4 in his playoff career. >> you never know how many you will get to, or if you get to any. so truly is special. >> when it came time to put the hammer down, they put the hammer down, which was important. best part is we're not done. >> we're going to las vegas, nevada. >> reporter: 17-10 the final. mahomes on to his fourth super bowl in six seasons as a starter. the chiefs chasing a third super bowl title in five years. this sets up the rematch, 49ers and chiefs in the super bowl for a second time in four seasons. super bowl lviii on february 1. >>> and some super bowl could be off the charts with a massive boost from the swifties. >> taylor swift fans will have a rooting interest, is that phrase? in her boyfriend. sorry, just reading it. chiefs tight end travis kelce. of course swift was there on sunday greeting her man with hu. >> chiefs are still the chiefs and believe it. you got to fight for your right to party! believe it, baby, we

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but seems to be some positive reaction there in baltimore. hope things go well for your orioles. >> if ripkin is going to be more involved, i can't see baltimore anything other than which seems like we have gotten an answer to that question. coy, thank you so much for that. >>> thank you to all of you for joining us. i'm kasie hunt. don't go anywhere, "cnn this morning" starts right

host: that is michael in baltimore, maryland. here is more from former president trump last night at his victory rally in new hampshire. [video clip] >> we are going to win this. have no choice. if we don't win, i think our country is finished. i do i believe our country is finished. we have an opportunity to do something so amazing, and the good news and the reason we have such support, the best numbers i have ever had, the reason we have support is because they are so bad at what they are doing and so people, and they are destroying our country, so i want to thank everybody for being here. i want to think this group of people. we will never forget you. we will never forget. i made a pledge. i made a pledge to your estate that you have the highest energy costs in the country. in the first year, they are going to be reduced by 50% because we are going to drill, baby drill. drill baby, drill. inflation is going to come way down, but in the first year, your energy costs are going down by 50%. thank you very much. we love you. thank

>> i think baltimore it's going to be an interesting task for lamar jackson, mvp again, but he's only 1 and 3 on the post-season. i think baltimore, and i would love to say your eagle wheres, but they seem nowhere to be found, unfortunately, jake. san francisco i think wins. detroit, detroit lions i grew up an hour away and the lions never won anything but they seem to be at least now a popular choice. we'll see the lions potentially. and i do think that, you know, that's of course where we are right now. and then the big one is buffalo and kansas city. i think that will be the game of the weekend. and i'll go with buffalo the home team with all that snow although it's really bad to root against mahomes in the playoffs, the isis his first time on the road in the playoffs. kansas city always a good home. i'll go with buffalo a close one and i think the four that will make it through. san francisco and baltimore of course right now are leading the charge and look like the best to get into the super bowl itself. >> all right, christine. good to see you. thank you so much. >> coming up a

let's get to that one in baltimore. more cold.ar jackson showed off why he's most likely the mvp this season. showing off the speed and elusiveness on the dash for the score. here's the dagger. scrambles right, throws it up perfectly. the ravens roll. so the afc championship will roll through baltimore. they'll get the winner of the chiefs and bills. let's cap this off with college basketball. cal looking to get back in the win column after a couple of tough losses. bears up 3. washington state's miles rice buries one at the buzzer. we're going to overtime. but the bears knuckle down from there. two minutes to go. tyson puts cal up three with the jumper. he got the career high with 30. they win 81-75 and cal is three and five in pac-12 play. it's starting to pour out here, so back to you. >> now >>> all right, thank you so much for watching. our next local newscast is tomorrow morning from 6:00 to 7:00. news and weather updates are always on kpix.com. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ male announcer: "in touch," the teaching ministry of dr. charles sta

under seven minutes to play, baltimore on the move again and this time jackson was picked off in the zone by dion bush and five minutes to play and then 2:19 left, chiefs deliver the dagger, mahomes lob on third and nine. marquez valdes-scantling came down with it and the chiefs move on as afc champs again, stunned the ravens 17-10. they are going to their fourth super bowl in the last five years. >> shout out to jerry rice, baby. the chiefs are still the chiefs and believe it. you got to fight for your right to party! rise. believe it, believe it, baby. we're going to las vegas, nevada, to go get us another one! >>> steph curry did his thing hosting the lakers last night, bang, three of his 46 points, but it wasn't enough as lakers beat the warriors 144-144 in double overtime behind lebron james' 36-point, 23 rebound triple-double effort. the warriors have lost nine games this season by three points or less. it was golden state's second one-point loss at home. >> we really want it. we're playing with a little desperation trying to change the tide of our season and just don't have no

he and his team prevailed over the baltimore ravens 17-10 to cement their fourth super bowl appearance in five years. >> you don't take it for granted either. you never know how many you're going to get to. if you're going to get to any. and so it truly is special. >> best part is we're not done. you know, we've got another game. and you love these seasons to carry on as long as they can possibly carry on. >> kelce's big win was sealed with a big hug and kiss from his girlfriend, taylor swift, who joined him on the field. swift has been a staple at this season's chiefs games. but making it to the super bowl may be tricky. the pop star is resuming her "eras tour" and his a concert in tokyo the night before the big game. the time difference could make it possible for her to jet to las vegas just in time. >>> and while taylor swift doesn't have to worry about getting a ticket to the super bowl, everyone else hoping to go should be ready to shell out some serious cash. tickets on stubhub sunday night range from $7,000 to $34,000 per seat while ticketmaster was advertising tickets for $55,0

i had been in baltimore for 16 years and briefly accepted a job to stay but then changed my mind to goo alabama in part because i felt i wanted to go back home. david: as a great surgeon, sometimes you might say you don't need to be in the administrator parts of hospitals. i just want to be a doctor and do surgery. what prompted you to be an administrator and hospital leader? dr. vickers: i think it was again watching others who did it well. i had a dean who recruited me from birmingham, alabama, from minneapolis, minnesota, which was a big jump, but she did several things that showed me the power of a leader to affect the career of other leaders. after i helped build a growing department of surgery, i thought i could serve in that role. in particular, i realize over time that my training as a surgeon brought a set of credible things to the table. one, if surgeons have a measure of emotional intelligence -- not much of our training reinforces that. it reinforces skill, not necessarily emotional intelligence, but if a surgeon has some self-awareness and emotional intelligence, they brin

the chiefs will take on the ravens in baltimore at 3 p.m. eastern on sunday, followed by the lions and 40 niners at 630 eastern. >> good luck to all the teams. time now for your monday weather . >> good morning. as we ease our way out of the cold and the rain comes in and it creates freezing rain in several locations. so the icing threat is of concern throughout the day and into tomorrow, where you can see we have lots of pink indicating freezing rain and sleet. plus we have some snow on the northern side of the storm system. the ice will be one of the bigger concerns as we head through monday into monday night through central illinois, and it could lead to some power outages on the northern side, we have 3 to 6in of snow for some from accuweather. i'm melissa konstanzer. coming remembering a soap opera actor who also appeared on beverly hills 90210. >> but first, an abc news exclusive. in the case of scott peterson, the man serving life for killing his wife and unborn baby. a key figure in the effort to reopen the case is now speaking out.