so, it will be roseman, donahoe and pederson picking the players. what happens if they disagree on what player to take? >> i think at the end of the day you have to rely on the football guy, the ones coaching them every day. i think you have to rely on the guys going to be, you know, with them every single day in meetings, on the practice field, on the bus rides, on the plane trips. you know? leave it up to the football guys to make those decisions. and then, and then you go from there. >> he is going to have a say. >>> flyers back from the all-star break hosting the canadiens tonight and steve mason says it decides their season. power play here in the first. nice passing. wayne simmonds on the receiving end. 1-0, flyers. later in the first, another power play. it is braydon schenn this time. 2-0 flyers. third period now. we're tied 2-2. they cannot stop the wayne train. simmonds, second goal of the night. his sixth in the last eight games. 3-2 flyers. but then gudas with a five-minute mayor for this. left of the screen. a game misconduct. gudas, sm

brendan: we'll check in on the first news, courtney donahoe has more from our news desk. rescue us. courtney: apple c.e.o. tim cook accusing the u.s. government of an overreach that will set a dangerous precedent. cook is rejecting a court order to help the s.p.i. unlock the iphone used by one of the shooters in a terrorist attack. in an open letter cook writes it would be wrong for the government to force apple to build a, quote, backdoor into the iphone and would undermine the freedoms the government is meant to protect. the u.s. government may be getting a lot less data from americans international internet communications and privacy advocates have feared according to the "new york times," citing a newly declassified n.s.a. report and indicates that emails turned over by internet operators may be limited to specific foreign targets and not all data crossing their switches as many critics have long presumed. the u.s. is making a hoe of -- a show of force in north korea in the wake of the rocket launch. four u.s. f-24 fighter jets flew through south korea air and it demonstrated th

mandi donahoe. she earned her doctorate at the joseph korble school of studies at the university of denver and specializes in international relations, comparative politics and peace studies in gender. mandi is an adjunct professor and internship coordinator to the bachelor of arts program of international studies at the joseph kobel school. she received a masters degree in international peace and conflict resolution from american university's school of international service, and she will speak on women as stakeholders, the value of participation. our next panelist back with us again is ms. kyleanne hunter. unfortunately, she is replacing dr. howard clark, who is not able to be here. he kind of found out last minute, so we're graciously enough, ky volunteered to sort of jump on board, and she's going to replace him, also speaking about the same topic that he was planning on, the role of integrated military and combating domestic terrorist threats. and then finally -- oh, okay. sorry. and then our las

i thought i heard donahoe in the studio. >> no, no, no. here's the deal. today is play your ukulele day. that's on fire right now. all the kids have got country. and -- they do. and, you know, there's jazz, ukulele out there. it's simple to tune. my dog has fleas it's fun around the campfire and, fellas, i don't want to say, chicks dig 'em. they love the ukulele. it's a great instrument and a great instrument for kids because the frets are close together for the little hands. play it today. clear and 39. cooler north and west. we could see black ice. look at that, 24 in sparta. 13 degrees colder in sparta than it was this time yesterday. across the board, 5, 10, 15, 20 20 degrees colder than it was. 48 down from yesterday's high of 59, but still above normal. sun sets at 5:14. lots of sun to see right now. waiting for this to roll in. it will get a little steam and then be added by the push out of the south. 48, plenty of sun and cooler today. overnight tonight, some showers, near daybreak to the west and then tomorrow, don't forget, you're looking at 60,