and i thought, who is cutler?and it was the oldest, i was told it was the oldest university college building west of the allegheny mountains. cutler's name was -- a classic 18th-century doctor, medical doctor, lawyer and a minister. he was a minister of a small church in massachusetts. and a group of veterans, war veterans in massachusetts, revolutionary war veterans. had the idea that because they had been paid in worthless money all the time that they served, 8 and a half years in the revolution. one way to compensate that would be to buy land in this new northwest territory. and it -- by the british at the treaty in paris and that land was fertile in a way that nobody in new england even imagined. it belonged to the government and there it was. so, this man cutler, was picked by these officers from the war to go down to the capital, which was then in new york. to sell them on in the idea of creating a northwest territory ordinance whereby new states could be formed. cutler had never lobbied anything in any way

the oldest building on campus was called cutler hall. and i thought, who is cutler. was the oldest university college building west of the allegheny mountains. colors name was vanessa cutler. he was a classic 18th century polymath. he is a medical dr.. a lawyer, and a minister. he was a minister of a small church. a group of war veterans. they'd been paid in worthless money and all the times that they have served. one way to compensate that would be to provide land in this new northwest territory at the treaty in paris when that land was in a way that no one knew it was ever imagined. it belonged to the government and there it was. so this man cutler was picked by these officers from the war to get onto the capital which was sent in new york and sell them on the idea of creating a northwest territory ordinance whereby new states could be formed. now they have never lobbied anything in any way in his life the word lobbyist had not even entered the linkages yet. he have never been in new york. and never been out of new england. but off he went in his one or shea down t

i found out you'll this building on campus was called cutler hall. and i thought, whose cutler and oh so there was the oldest university college building west of the mountains. well cutler's name was a cut classic 18th century -- he was a medical dr., a lawyer and a minister. the minister of a small church in massachusetts. a group of war veterans in massachusetts, revolutionary war veterans got the idea that because they have been paid in worthless money all the time that they served freight have fierce one way to compensate that would be to get land in this new northwest territories. is by the british at the treaty of paris. and that land was fertile in the way that nobody had ever imagined. it belonged to the government and there was. so this man cutler was picked by these officers from the war to go down to the capital which was in new york sell them on the idea of creating a northwest territories ordinance whereby new seats could before and they had never lobbied anything in any way in his life. the word lobbyist hadn't entered language ship. he

>> mike, as to cutler, a couple of cracked ribs. they're in the proservicess of determining if there is any other damage. they have a quick game thursday night. i spoke to him after that come from behind win that he helped engineer. he said he's preparing as if he's going to be the starter. and asked him if he has a chip on his shoulder about the fact he was passed over for cutler when ryan tannehill is out. there he said it's hard to we'll see if moore gets an opportunity to have what will be his 30th career start on thursday night. it's too carson palmer that, broken arm will knock him out for at least eight weeks, possibly the rest of the season. and coach bruce arians of the karld analyze said after the game that drew stainstant job l the starter and that gaborik will be the backup. >> cardinals have an off week and a couple of division games after. that mike, thank you. you can catch mike tomorrow morning on nbcsn, pro football talk live 7:00 to 9:00 followed by "the dan patrick show" from 9:00 a.m. to noon. both times eastern.

>> mike, as to cutler, a couple of cracked ribs. they're in the proservicess of determining if there is any other damage. they have a quick game thursday night. i spoke to him after that come from behind win that he helped engineer. he said he's preparing as if he's going to be the starter. and asked him if he has a chip on his shoulder about the fact he was passed over for cutler when ryan tannehill is out. there he said it's hard not to think about it. we'll see if moore gets an opportunity to have what will be his 30th career start on thursday night. it's too carson palmer that, broken arm will knock him out for at least eight weeks, possibly the rest of the season. and coach bruce arians of the karld analyze said after the game that drew stainstant job l the starter and that gaborik will be the backup. >> cardinals have an off week and a couple of division games after. that mike, thank you. you can catch mike tomorrow morning on nbcsn, pro football talk live 7:00 to 9:00 followed by "the dan patrick show" from 9:00 a.m. to noon.

cutler's replacement matt moore threw for only 176 yards. two picks for touchdowns. c.j. moseley takes it back 63 yards as the ravens crush miami 40-0. >>> to the ice we go, sharks continuing their road trip in boston. mini sharkey right there. 20 years ago the bruins drafted joe thornton with the number one overall pick, in his 13th year now. 1-1 game. but the bruins with a pair of goals from rookie denton hinan, the first of his career. that win it is for the bs 2-1 your final score. >>> marshawn lynch can't play on sunday in buffalo because he's suspended. he did suit up in practice at oakland tech, one of the practices. marshawn posted this video himself. very good for the kids to play against beast mode. think of the risk if lynch would blow out his knee, or one of the kids got hurt, the raiders would have been furious. >>> a cat on the field in the fourth quarter. we're seeing all kinds of critters at games recently. a squirrel, a jackrabbit, and here kitty kitty. looks like my daughter's cat. a change of direction. athlete right there. abc 7 sports brougug

a follower or subordinate of --eral cutler says cutler cutler's manner and action was simply the result of hancock's presence. we are really getting a sense that hancock got the attention and the obedience of the fleeing soldiers who stopped fleeing and took position. carl shirts, a division commander in the 11th corps, second in command to howard, in the 11th corps, says his mere presence was a reinforcement, and everyone on the field felt stronger for his being there. all right, so this is howard's second-in-command saying that. conversely -- well, actually, let me continue this. francis wiggin of the 16th maine mentions is -- the magnificent form of hancock, who was mounted on a charger. william switten of the new york times said he had potent magnetism. this quality hancock possesses in a high degree and his appearance soon restored order out of seemingly hopeless confusion. ok, so there is a lot of people -- i can go on, but i won't. i can go on about hancock being in control. people responding to hancock. he stops the retreat, he turns retreat into retrenchment. he turns flight in

cutler's replacement matt moore threw for only 176 yards. two picks for touchdowns. c.j. moseley takes it back 63 yards as the ravens crush miami 40-0. >>> to the ice we go, sharks continuing their road trip in boston. mini sharkey right there. 20 years ago the bruins drafted joe thornton with the number one overall pick, in his 13th yearer now. 1-1 game. but the bruins with a pair of goals from rookie denton hinan, the first of his career. that win it is for the bs 2-1 your final score. >>> marshawn lynch can't play on sunday in buffalo because he's suspended. he did suit up in practice at oakland tech, one of the practices. marshawn posted this video himself. very good for the kids to play against beast mode. think of the risk if lynch would blow out his knee, or one of the kids got hurt, the raiders would have been furious. >>> a cat on the field in the fourth quarter. we're seeing all kinds of critters at games

the violence that have been injured so there's a lot of there's a lot of criticism not just here in cutler you but across spain and in particular from the opposition who have said it's about time that dialogue was opened right there's a lot at stake thanks for bringing us up to date that's pablo fully l.e.o.'s for us in barcelona. meanwhile barcelona soccer team has played its spanish league match behind closed doors today but no fans allowed in the stadium but she made the announcement less than half an hour before kick off with thousands of fans already waiting outside the club's president said it's a protest against police efforts to stop the referendum barcelona's camp nou stadium is often used as a rallying point for catalan nationalists. the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for a deadly knife attack in france its hacker stabbed two women to death at the main train station in the southern city of moore say french soldier shot the assailant dead francis national railway company has asked passengers to postpone journeys to and from our se following the attack. police d

again which is the man to announcement on tuesday when he asked the regional parliament to truth ben cutler an independent for the coming weeks to allow a negotiation instead of the hoyer has given him the week to back of or face the nation of the got the landfill government that is a clear message from the funniest well them and that he won't accept any negotiation and he puts them on give up on independence and abide by the spanish constitution yeah definitely. there and it's going to escalation all over what does it feel like there in barcelona i mean where does this leave the kettle on leadership or particularly the kettle on president. well economists put them on the catalan president finds himself in an increasingly complicated situation here tonight he might be realizing that he's walking down this road with a debt and slowly coming to terms that he doesn't know how to return really because he's receiving pressure from two sides here really. no doubt hoyer the spanish prime minister who says you know clarify that you and now instead you declared independence there in your speech yest

. >> dolphins minus jay cutler. taking on the ravens. this is, a nice ball there. 34 yards to the speedy, and 7-0. ravens. second quarter. scary here. watch flacco, slide. goes down late. crushed. kiko alonzo. could have let flacco, concussion. john harbaugh not happy. but we'll see if fines are coming on the play. cult ler's cutl cutler's replacement. this returned by c.j.mosley. ravens crush the dolphins. 40-0. city college of san francisco, football powerhouse for years. nine national tight tlz undtles. abc 7 mike shoeman looks at the program what it offers young aspiring players. rams are 5-2. koi coach collins third year at the helm. they have nothing but respect. >> energy is contagious. gets the guys going. everyone loves play frg him here at city college. >> anybody you can call. any time you have a problem. always there to fix it. great guy. i will call him all the time. text him all the time. like our best friend or something. >> this program gives hope to players who didn't get the full ride they wanted out of high school. a b

well, you had jay cutler, a quarterback who was retired that was signed by the miami dolphins.erest whatsoever because he was retired and he was brought back. i think kaepernick, we may never know, don, is the final answer here. we'll see laura's legal side of this. we may never know. i've got to believe that kaepernick is, again, the issue of the kneeling is certainly something you could even hear that in mccarthy's voice like, no, don't even bring that up. i don't even want to deal with that because a lot of these teams didn't want to have him be a part of their team, which is important because i think kaepernick bricks us to a conversation which we need to have. >> it's not coincidental that he's doing this in the wake of what the president of the united states has been tweeting about and making comments. you got about a 90 day window to file these grievances. you're lookingt a very fixed period of time, not what happened last year necessarily but what's been happening recently. i think the claim is what has been happening recently among the teams maybe recently with the pre

jay cutler possibly coming back.looking forward to going to south florida. >> john madden will be on one sideline, don shula -- i guess not. great history. oakland against miami, that's next week on "sunday night football". there is your final score again tonight. pittsburgh wins it by a score of 20-15. coming up next exempt on the west coast, it's your local news. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captions paid for by nbc-universal television independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam went to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how

jay cutler possibly coming back.looking forward to going to south florida. >> john madden will be on one sideline, don shula -- i guess not. great history. oakland against miami, that's next week on "sunday night football". there is your final score again tonight. pittsburgh wins it by a score of 20-15. coming up next exempt on the west coast, it's your local news. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captions paid for by nbc-universal television looks like you found a better organic, non-gmo feed. 100% veggie diet. if i can raise you two, i can raise anything. perdue. raising more organic chickens than anyone in america. the old man's still got it. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to liv

across the border to the south of france let me tell you about that votes were plenty of support for cutler the president says there's a reason for it for centuries the region was in fact part of catalonia it ceded to france in the seventeenth century but is still no this northern catalonia with its own regional language and dialect is what locals there than at the same potential independence and this push for it now over the border. so what's happening is very serious and sadly our fund elected representatives say much of this. passage was boring for people who claim to be democratic. nations and will collect a large sum of money of course but this is only the beginning we also want to show that we are here to tell our friends in the south don't worry you're not alone. when there is an oppressor and oppressed those who say nothing to give their press their power we want our representatives and our parliamentarians to come forward and to clearly say who they support nine fifteen in the morning this friday here in moscow for a good morning for me then thanks for watching all the way why ther

well following the liberation of cutler the syrian army is now advancing on iso positions to the northwest but before the last r.t.s. what i guess they have followed the troops as they moved into kata well they traveled across the areas only bridge over the freight is river from where he sent us this report. under a bright blue sky through devastated country across the euphrates over the only bridge in the entire province we came to the village of had less than a day ago this was part of the caliphate but no longer from what we were told the syrian army's division did the heavy lifting here much of had has already been swept and cleared but not all it isn't like the movies doors rarely open at the first peek. then came the first warning my interest and you could get other we go to many no more no. one wanted to tell you. he was right it wasn't one of their as. isis backup had arrived we enforced that you hardest felt confident enough to pick a fight and we weren't in a good place the syrian army responded quickly but there was some confusion at first. but. they develop. their own already n

regional police for this crisis for this quite violent outcome this sunday morning they say that for cutler and police political interest and political criteria's are more important than fulfilling their professional judus and this is why civil guard has to interfere and do something that they do not want to do meaning that they have already violently clashed with the citizens of different neighborhoods around the barcelona says he now we do know that just two blocks away from here there was another polling station at a building of a school and just an hour ago police raided that building and forcibly removed people out of there they broke the windows of the school as. they pushed people out they used force against ordinary citizens against students against elderly people and the many of those people were forced to leave the building of the school came over here and right now i am still rounded by a crowd of people who just want to vote and to defend their democratic rights they want to express their opinion now we have been here at this square very close to the school building from the poo

that spain in my view has encouraged far too much autonomy over recent decades it's in the spratly cutler is not the only autonomy there are plenty of other or autonomous regions in spain many of which have adopted their own regional dialects or languages including in education and that's definitely the case in catalonia and even in britain even in the united kingdom where of course we also have independence movements the the local language thing has never caught on but it has in catalonia where education has been in catalan now for for ten or twenty years as far as i know and that of course is a very major change or at least opens the way to a very major change when you talk about contagion peter of course people are worried about other regions of europe there are plenty of possible candidates for succession there but the danger i think is more immediate it's that nearly all sessions or at least a very large number of sessions produce counter secessions so for example in the treasury the former soviet union there are plenty of parts of former soviet republics that have hived off from the

the people who are developingy cutlering edge technology and who are reviving american manufacturing. it's really impressive to see. and it's in spite of ferocious international competition. and wherever i've gone, i hear the same exact thing. our tax code is crushing growth. we have less to invest in equipment and research and development. we have less to invest in jobs and we have less to invest in wages. the defenders of the status quo are content with having a tax system that drives good paying jobs overseas and traps trillions of dollars in profits abroad. we are not content with that. we don't want to just level the playing field for our businesses and our workers. we want to give them a clear advantage over foreign competition. and a territorial system like the one that we will propose, that will allow us to bring profits back home so they can be reinvested into our economy and our work force. in fact, the national association of mfs they just did -- manufacturer, they just did a survey last week and they found that if enacted, according to their survey and members, a majority

it basically meant a patent medicine cutler. -- peddler.here was a tonic that was market of all kinds of purposes. if you have a headache, sex problems, whatever problem. shell --ht this finanancially troubled shell. for years, purdue pharma was not a major player in the pharmaceutical world. it had one really good product, but a dean, a quite in the 1960's, which is a disinfectant. it was just as the vietnam war was an thing up. the government bought huge quantities to treat wounded soldiers. in the pharmathene. then they got and the pain business and that is when the money started flowing in. the company lore is there was a doctor in london with some of the family members moved to was associated with the hospice movement. you have a time releaease asthma pill that is in selling much. what if yoyou made a time releae morphine tell? we have these hospice patients who have these iv's and it is hard to give them enough pain medication to help them sleep through the night. a time released morphine pill could be transformational. they made this

jay cutler throws two scores as miami overcomes a 17-point deficit. broken collarbone. deshaun watson tossed three more touchdowns in houston's win. pittsburgh hands k.c. its first loss. for more news, go to cbssports.com. ♪ ♪ ♪ for those who know what they're really building. always unstoppable. it's life insurance and wharetirement solutions toic? help you reach your goals. it's having the confidence to create the future that's most meaningful to you. it's protection for generations of families, and 150 years of strength and stability. and when you're able to harness all of that, that's the power of pacific. ask a financial advisor about pacific life. we're on a mission to show drip coffee drinkers, it's time to wake up to keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? whstuff happens. old full-bodied. shut down cold symptoms fast with maximum streng

miami dolphins, everybody is looking at jay cutler. the guy was a bomb. >> he had been. >> there he goes. beats atlanta falcons. pittsburg steelers, they always matchup great against kansas city. alex smith, mvp of the league. you saw big ben talking about retiring last week, talking about he doesn't have it. it was big-time underdogs yesterday. >> we will talk about it next on "xfinity sports sunday" because there have been huge ones in the nfl, and maybe the biggest of all happened today with the green bay packers against the minnesota vikings. we will discuss. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> xfinity sports sunday. seems like we've been talking about it all year

they're more like jay cutler. >> he's going to launch it. and that was way out of bounds.plete. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: now, the main sponsors of this new bill are senators bill cassidy and lindsey graham. and they are trying to rush it through for a vote as early as next week. now, as you may recall, republicans complained repeatedly about the process democrats used to pass obamacare in 2009 and 2010. even though it was a far more open process than they're using now. but they didn't just complain about the process. thve length of the bill itself. in fact, back in 2009, senator mitch mcconnell thought the page length of the obamacare bill was so damning that during one floor speech he kept repeating it over and over. >> we have now had less than 48 hours to look through this 2,074-page bill. this massive, 2,074-page bill. buried in this 2,074-page bill. this monstrous, 2,074-page bill. on what is buried in this 2,074-page bill. in this 2,074-page bill. were we to pass this 2,074-page bill. this 2,074-page bill. what else do we know about this 2,074-page bill? >>

drew brees is a straight -- jay cutler is no and just as they go head to head.r either to wag on. you can bet they will be -- my

now, the whole case with miami and jay cutler being signed there, that actually made sense.ptics were bad on that, with a guy coming out of retirement, a guy who never really looked like he even wanted to play football at times. they brought him out of retirement instead of signing colin kaepernick. but that made sense, specifically in that case. but there have been other cases, and you look throughout the league where there's a number of teams that really need quarterbacks. and i think anyone -- and aaron rodgers said it best. aaron rodgers himself said it best. he specifically said that the reason why colin kaepernick is not on an nfl team is because of his protests. now, who knows quarterbacks better than aaron rodgers. who knows how good they are better than aaron rodgers. so the fact you have players across the league that understand this is that it's not his talent but the fact he decided to peacefully protest. that is the reason why he's not on the field. >> a couple quick things, dante. one, how does that rest with players? you're talking to a lot of people. how do t

drew brees is a straight -- jay cutler is no and just as they go head to head.no time for either to wag on. you can bet they will be -- my understanding of the british language is

we call the jay cutler -- a very melancholy quarterback. no one seems to care. is expensive, but they do not know what else to do. we say a lot of things. if you do not want to take risk, risks.e say -- take the show an on number of times before calling for cheaper foreign equity better place to be. another way to think about it, you can hedge that risk. a lot of people have a 401(k) or retirement account or equities position with huge tax bases they cannot sell. hedging through sale risk makes sense. joe: let's talk about that. we just ran a story today on the funds,rg about hedge bedding long volatility, betting any day volatility will surge and we will get a drawdown. these have proven to be costly events. you have to pay money to keep these trades on an volatility keep surprising to the downside. talk us through the cost-benefit of continuing to bet on or hedge for the downside when it never seems to come. mebane: let's be clear, sale risk hedging is not a great investment strategy. but it can be a phenomenal hedge and it is one of the best hedges in a big d

of indiana, who else, manchin of west virginia, height tam of of north dakota, didn't sign on tax cutler from chuck schumer, even if he got him all, if you lose that many republicans it's over. >> it's over. here is the other thing that is interesting. i think he can get democrats in, only if he starts watering this thing down. phil gramm wrote great column. neil: excellent. >> if you want supply-side econmics, you have to cut taxes for rich. you have to. they are the people that spend money. they pay most of the taxes. if you cut for middle class, you will not get bang for the buck you're promising. neil: they should embrace that, because top 10% pay 71% of taxes. >> federal taxes. neil: 45% of all taxes. numbers that are much, much higher here than in places like he said sweden and france. >> it is ridiculous that donald trump and gary cohn, these guys are talking about cutting middle class taxes for people that don't pay a lot of taxes. neil: but their hope that would win democratic votes. you seem to say it won't happen? >> it might. think what you're selling your soul for. selling y

drew brees is a straight -- jay cutler is no and just as they go head to head.nderstanding of the british language is squib.