one of the primary architects of this new world order is big ten commissioner jim delany.was a featured speaker at the sports symposium. i had the opportunity to sit down with the commissioner at harvard to discuss the development and structure of the college football playoffs. it is a template that is created with a successful basketball process. you have a few more teams and a few more dollars. it almost feels like the jury system. you lock them in a room. figure out what to do and they come out. is that the process you want to create? >> i think so. i think the computers were widely criticized. i think data is really important. humans are more important. i have confidence the group we have put together, the 13 individuals, it is a team. they have all made big decisions under pressure. i think they will go in there and will develop a culture. they will be as transparent as they can be. and then they will have to explain. think about the job the basketball committee does. we are not talking about -- i hope the country holds together under this kind of pressure. >> you thi

talk with we will commissioner jim delany about the college football playoff system. it is the cash will flow and so will the controversy. >> i hope the country holds together under this kind of pressure. ♪ >> welcome back. five college football teams remain firmly in the mix to capture the championship with conference title games setting the stage for computers to determine the "s ultimate matchup. this is the last year for the current system. of the primary architects of this new world order is big ten commissioner jim delany. he was a featured speaker at last year's symposium. i had the opportunity to sit down with the commissioner at harvard to discuss the development and structure of the college football playoffs. isit is a template that created with a successful basketball process. and ave a few more teams few more dollars. it almost feels like the jury system. you lock them in a room. is that the process you want to create? the computers were widely criticized. i think data is really important. humans are more important. i have confidence the group we have put

one of the primary architects of this new world order is big ten commissioner jim delany.s a featured speaker at the sports symposium. i had the opportunity to sit down with the commissioner at harvard to discuss the development and structure of the college football playoffs. >> it is a template that is created with a successful basketball process. you have a few more teams and a few more dollars. it almost feels like the jury system. you lock them in a room. they figure out what they do and they come out. is that the brand is that the , process you want to create? >> i think the computers were widely criticized. i think data is really but itant. humans are more important. think i have confidence the group we have put together, the 13 individuals from a wide spectrum of life from coaching, to administration, to media, it is a team. they have all made big decisions under pressure. i think they will go in there and develop a culture. they will be as transparent as they can be. and then they will have to explain. think about the job the basketball committee does. we are not t

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delanie, how do you think things were handled? >> i think things are handled great. i mean, i got out of there before, like, the fire alarm went off. i was one of the first people out of the building and as far as i heard, all of the procedures went as planned and they happened very quickly. >> delanie and addie and harrison, we are glad you're safe this morning and thank you for take your time to share your experience with us. >> thank you. >>> this colorado school shooting came just ahead of a terrible anniversary. today is the first anniversary of the mass shooting at sandy hook elementary school. we are remembering that tragedy by paying tribute to some of those who were lost. our national correspondent kate snow has more for us. >> good morning. many families have chosen to leave town this weekend. many don't want to talk but some families ask that we remember their loved ones and recognize the work they are doing now in their honor. >> reporter: one year ago today, they gathered at the firehouse. the families of 20 first graders and six adults learned they were

delanie posted on facebook, i can hear you now. love you. amazing. that is what it's all about.unday, december 22nd, 2013. i'm harris faulker. the week of christmas, be blessed. enjoy it. huckabee joins us in minutes. let's look at the lights on sixth avenue and get you in the mood for christmas. >>> tonight on huckabee, in 2010 the president dismissed his recommendation for catastrophic insurance. >> would you be satisfied if every member of congress had catastrophic care. >> i think we would. >> fast forward to 2013. >> it makes sense as we are transferring to a system in which insurance standards are higher, that we also address folks who get caught in that transition and there are unintended consequences. >> the wyoming senator's reaction. >>> and christmas is a time for giving. he is giving those who can't afford to, a chance to get home for the holidays. >>> plus your tweets on obamacare and the governor's take

. >> dana delany's tears. >> still moves you so much. >> it spoiled me for the rest of my career. >>y pregnant. falling on our hands and knees with a huge belly. >>ed in the ground-breaking series. >> there were lots of like wild affairs and what not going on between all of us. >> the lost auditions. >> you gave him a home. >> ricki lake's weight battle. >> i was 260 pound. i was enormous. >> and the girls's knockout. >> i never hit a person in my life before. but that felt good. >> our special reunion event. >> you had a hard time shutting us up. >> now we're yahoo! and 24/7 access, "omg insider." >>> the cast of "china beach" reunited. welcome i'm thea andrews. kevin frazier is off tonight. this is an encore event from our "china beach" event from earlier this year. with that long-awaited gathering of the cast there were tears, laughter and pretty incredible stories. i was with dana delany, marg helgenberger, ricki lake and the rest of the cast 25 years later. >> what was this like for you? >> you had a hard time shutting us up. >> a reunion full of laughter and memories. >> things

. >> reporter: freshman congressman john delany, a 34d md democrat, acknowledges obamacare's rough startbut insists suggestions that progressivism may be dead are greatly exaggerated. >> the progressive movement is about immigration reform. the progressive movement is about making investment in our kids so that they can compete in a global and technology-en5ibab world. it's about adjusting to climate change. and i think in the fullness of time people will say it's right. for 100 years american liberals had been lusting to create a truly nationalized health care system. >> reporter: charles kessler is the author of a book on president obama and his place in the progressive movement. >> under lyndon johnson they created medicare and medicaid. but that was far from being universal health coverage. when bill clinton failed, liberals and conservatives both thought that this was it, we had seen the high water mark of liberalism. but lo and behold, along comes barack obama and does the thing which had seemed impossible. this was their holy grail. >> their entire identity is wrapped up in the su

there are a number of republican lawmakers, we reported this, arthur delany and i in the house who want few see unemployment insurance extended. tend to come from states like nevada with high unemployment rates. but, whether that is enough off to create ape critical mass. i don't know. the only other point i would add is that we are not totally through hostage taking situations here. there is no extension of the debt limit in the deal. that will come in may, june. that still has to be dealt with. but for now i think we have a few months of calm, i guess. >> ezra, is there any prospect of getting a debt ceiling piece stuck into this thing as it moves through legislatively? >> no, none. frankly there is none. i don't think there is one on unemployment. i agree with sam. don't think they could haveploy. did try to make it a priority. fried to offer things smaller in terms of extending unemployment. i don't think republicans will be able to extort anything out of the debt limit. unemployment will expire. don't think democrats are worried this time. such an utter, unmitigated catastrophe for