dr. andrews and the training staff in st. louis we decided to take this slower per dr. ndations and i believe that the team doctor here spoke to dr. andrews today and i'm sure the training staff will talk to him and myself. i would say it's slower th >> there was a guy on the local tv show that said, the closeness of the two is very alarming would you say that is old news? >> how do you respond? >> that is the first time i ever heard that. that is not alarming to me you have seen players come back with acl's, from two and even three a.cl's. i am just working to get back to healthy. obviously an athlete -- -- [ inaudible ] you can come back from that? >> i would be lying if i said i wouldn't be a little nervous the first time i stepped on the field, i think anybody that has gone through what i have gone through would be nervous but once i get out there and take the first hit i'll probably be just fine. >> it's just one of those freak deals, our team docs in st. louis, dr. andrews, they thought it was one of those things i got hit a certain way two times and regardless of

dr. andrew's recommendations. i believe the team doctor here spoke with dr. andrews today. like i said, i'm sure that the training staff here will talk to him, myself you know we'll come up with a plan. i would say it's been a little slower this time around. >> there was a guy yesterday on a local tv show who was a knee expert who said the closeness of the two injuries is very alarming. do you say that's old news and things have changed? how do you respond to that, i guess? >> that would be the first time i've ever heard that so that's really not alarming to me. i think you've seen players come back from acls before you've seen guys come from two, even three acls. i'm not really worried about that. i'm just working really hard every day to get back to healthy. >> the torn acl in the same spot do you have any doubt you'll be able to come back from this and be the same sam bradford that was the number one overall pick five years ago? >> no. i'd be lying if i wouldn't say i'd be a little nervous the first time i stepped on the field. i think anyone who's gone through what i've

dr. andrews they thought it was just one of those thing that i got hit a certain way two times and regardless of whether my acl was an original, a repair it was going to tear. so i think it just happened. >> eagles fans may not know a lot about sam bradford and they may not be crazy about him being here. but bradford can't wait to get back on the fielder and apply in this offense. >> i think any quarterback in this league would love to play for chip and his offense. it's he can treatmently quarterback friendly. you know, in the tape that i've watched it just looks like it's a lot of fun to play in. i think it's similar to what i did in college at oklahoma. so i'm extremely excited to be here and ready to get rolling. >> he did play this offense in oklahoma. that's another good part about the whole equation. all right. chip kelly spoke today believe it or not and chip kelly will be coming up in sports and one of the other new players byron mack well also just finish talking to the media and we'll have more from him coming up. iain it was a good day because i got fitted for golf clubs. i know y

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dr. james andrews. 36-year-old pitcher says surgery would end his season even before it begins and possibly his career. last season lee had to shut it down in late july after elbow problems. the discomfort returned last week following his first spring training start. he is bummed. >> obviously it's very disappointing with all the stuff i did in the off season to prevents something like this from happening. it's frustrating. i mean, it's still a possibility that it's scar tissue and it's normal but there's also a possibility that it's coming back and that's -- that's very frustrating. >> wait and see. >>> phils and orioles in spring training adam morgue gone on the mound. good defense from caesar hernandez. phillies pitching staff combined for a seven hit shutout. lone run comes off the bat of blanco in the fifth inning. solo shot to left field. phillies take it one-nothing. >>> local boxer steve uss cunningham on the national scene. saturday night in montreal he'll face czar glass go if f. more to cunni

dr. james andrews in florida today.don sprained his mcl march 9th and it's bothering help longer than expected. he was diving for a stop at third base, problematic because it wasn't going away and now there's word he night get a third opinion before -- might get a third opinion before he decides what to do. >> brenda frese would drapes the wizards before the playoff -- address the wizards befo technology has improved our lives, in small ways. in big ways. but what about this? couldn't this be better too? at redfin we asked ourselves the same question. which led us to create new ways to take you inside a home or instantly schedule a tour. but we paired that with our own agents who aren't paid on commission but on your happiness. and that's what makes it all work the world has changed and now real estate has too. ♪ ♪ ♪ws is sponsored in part by your local toyota dealers. >> thanks for staying up with us tonight. letterman is next. make it a great night, everybody! >> good night. (brad) holy cats! has, has anybody else bee

dr. james andrew. agreeing that the mri the tendon shows no change. surgery still an option. lee's first actions since experiencing pain last week. >> not terribly optimistic but a possibility he can come back and throw with a minimal amount of discomfort. >>> and phillies and tigers. and gonzalez hit hard. and the two-run homer and gone gone -- >> and the flyers and as far as tie game in the third period. and steve mason facing pressure and the flyers lose 2-1. boston wins and the flyers nine points back with 14 games to go. >>> and college basketball penn and princeston and the last coach for the head coach. tigers are led with 18 points and 9 boards. and penn loses and coach allen leaves after a six-year run. >> we at all times challenge ourselves to leave it better than we found it. and not to throw anybody under the bus and name names, but i changed the coaches. >> and that cap as very busy day in sports. >> indeed thank you. >>> and jimmy kimmel live next on channel 6 followed by "nightline." and jennifer lopez and keith urban. and "action news" continues at 4:30 with p

dr. james andrews about cliff lee's elbow. he still has the tear in his left elbow.e that forceed him to miss most of last season. if he goes under the knife his season and perhaps his career could be over. phillies oh him $37.5 million by the way. we'l ♪ >>> new at 11:00 o'clock tonight high school students are getting prepared for prom season. >> teenaged girls from pal centers across philadelphia experienced a special shopping trip in fairmount tonight. they were able to choose from a variety of donated dresses shoes, purses, accessories all at the cozen pal center. pal will dress 275 students this year. it will be a great prom for all of them. >>> we'll be right back. ♪

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dr. james andrews.mends surgery that will cost lee the season, maybe even his career he says. >> obviously it's very disappointing with all the stuff i did in the off season to prevent something like this from happening. it's frustrating i mean, it's still a possibility that it's scar tissue and it's normal but there's also a possibility that it's coming back and that's very frustrateing and you know, i just know that i did everything i could to prevent it. >> phils and orioles in action today in sarasota. not much offense in this game but hernandez did his best chase utley imitation at second. ryan howard went were for three but the lone run off the bat of andres blanco who launched a solo shot in the fifth. phillies edge the orioles one to nothing. >>> well, at least somebody is coming back after all the crazy moves the last couple days that saw lesean mccoy and germ maclin departing the eagles nest. they have resigned brandon graham. the linebacker agreed to four year deal worth a reported $26 millio

dr. king and andrew young and others had to overcome to get the movement moving. >> i was fascinated by mrs. boynton who was interviewed by another network and the point was made, what do you say about those who weren't there in the struggle. she said get off my back and move out. she has not lost a step. these people were so young. they walked away from jobs and careers. there was no civil rights career back in 1965. it was something that they saw needed to be done in 1965. >> the adage if you love money you could be bought off. if you can be made afraid, you'll stay away from these struggles. these people were courageous and brave. they looked out and--you mentioned the technology. i was in text when that texas when that happened. i was in el paso texas, i was in the military. >> it's notyou couldn't google it. >> there was no cnn e continuing broadcast. >> or as we like to say al jazeera america. >> that's right. the new information was not there, without question. the local newspapers in el paso did not give much attention to it. i used to get "the new york times" on thursday. the sunda

dr. le weaver ii and andrew sacks, the maker of the film.did the idea of the film come from? >> from my friendship with dr. weaver. we've been associated with for a couple of decades. one sunday when i was watching the super bowl back in 2011, i saw a commercial, a car stock, two minutes long, they were selling their new product against the desolate barren back drop of the city of detroit and in that spot eminem asked the question, what does a town that has been to hell and back know about the finer things and back and i looked at that and thought, wow! . dr. weaver and that choir, they know a few things about the finer things in life. >> tell us what you know, dr. weaver. how did you get started? >> we got started back in the early 90s and now been together for 24 years. so we've been doing things in the detroit area. we give back to the community and have an annual anniversary and we bring in a lot of gospel top-notch artists to come in to sing. so we are basically a group here in the city of detroit that travels around and then we do have

dr. king in andrew young and others impacted politicians -- and andrew young and others impacted politicians. but maynard jackson was not sitting around for civil rights legislation, with the first one he was done until selma pressure was put on him. i was talking to nelson mandela and he was saying, what are you going to do for poor people and he said, what are you going to make me do? he said, represent -- >> true story? ok. [laughter] >> would he confirm it? barry: i have to represent everybody, make a case for me. let me tell you what i was trying to say earlier and i will get back to the question. it is not the access to the capital, it is not the 40 acres in annual, it is not anything -- and a mule, it is not anything other than this. all it is about in my opinion is imagine working at tv one, wherever you work at and for three months you have your direct deposit in your office and your nice car. but they cut off your e-mail, no one meets with you, you cannot meet with the leadership. for three months you are locked out of information but the tv one comes in, tell me about the strategi

dr. king is coatless wearing a white shirt without coat. he is almost directly in front of the podium, aiding others onto the platform. the reverend andrews there. a. philip randolph, dr. theodore gill who will give the invocation, is there. the march director, jose williams. from various cities in alabama welcome reports. the report from marion by albert turner. the report from selma by the chairman of the dallas county voters league. suddenly, they realize they do not have enough chairs. other cures have been added. lucy whitney young -- we see whitney young on the stand. his name had been given to us as having a part in the program. he is there. they are still mounting the stage from the rear. dr. king greeting each of them as they arrive. typerustin helping to place additional chairs on the platform. james gorman, executive secretary of the student nonviolent coordinating committee, wearing overalls and a tie, his normal dress when carrying out civil rights work. entertainers are now moving toward the center of the stage. peter, paul, and mary, the trio onstage, along with other entertainers. each of them taking their respective posi

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. >> reporter: andrew young then a lieutenant of dr. king, later a member of congress and u.n.dor. >> changing precincts purging voter lists -- those kinds of things are still happening. we still don't have the unfettered right to vote. >> reporter: and charlie 50 years after blood was shed here for the right to vote, the problem is not just that officials in some places can still make that difficult. in fact, many people just don't bother to vote. here, for example an official tells us that only about a third of this county, black or white goes to the polls. >> rose: bill, thanks so much. bill will be talking to president obama in selma this weekend. portions of the interview were air on tomorrow's "cbs evening news" and on "sunday morning" and "face the nation." we got a lesson in parental love from bald eagles in hanover pennsylvania. mom and dad took turns sitting on their eggs, even as the snow piled up during a storm. the eggs, we're told, should hatch in little more than a month. in the dead of winter, there's a place where daisies spring up every day. "on the road"" is

john lewis joseph flowers, jose williams, amelia boynton diane nash, ralph abernathy andrew young fred shuttlesworth. drplant martin -- dr. martin luther king jr. the idea of a just america and fair america and inclusive america and generous america that idea ultimately triumphed. as is true across the landscape of american history we can not examine this moment in isolation. the march on selma was part of a broad are campaign that spanned generations generations. the leaders that day part of a long line of heroes. we gather here to celebrate them. we gather here to honor the courage of ordinary americans willing to endure billy clubs and the chasening rods, tear gas and the trampling hoof and despite the gush of blood and splintered bone would stay truth to their north star and keep marching toward justice. they did a scripture instructed for joy and hope, be patient in tribulation. be constant in prayer. in the days to come they went back again and again. when the trumpet call sounded for more to join the people came. black and white. young and old. christian and jew. waving the american flag singing

women like john lewis, joseph lowery, hosea williams, diane nash, ralph abernathy, andrew young fred shuttlesworth, drrtin luther king jr., and so many others the idea of a just america and a fair america, and inclusive america and a generous america, that idea ultimately triumphed because of campaigns like this. the voting rights act was passed. political and economic and social barriers came down, and the change these men and women launched is visible today in the presence of african-americans who sit on the bench, who served in elected office in small towns to big cities, from the congressional black caucus all the way to the oval office. because of what they did, the doors of opportunity swung open not just for black folks but for every american. women marched through those doors, latinos marched through those doors. asian-americans, gay americans americans with disabilities -- they all came through those doors. their efforts gave the entire south a chance to rise again. not by reasserting the past, but by transcending the past. what a glorious thing, and what a solid debt we owe. just how might w

vivian, andrew young, fred shuttlesworth, dr. martin luther king jr., so many others, the idea of a just america and a fair america, an inclusive america and a generous america. that idea ultimately triumphed. now as it's true across the landscape of american history, we cannot examine this moment in isolation. the march on selma was part of a broader campaign that spanned generations. the leaders that day part of a long line of heroes. we gather here to celebrate them. we gather here to honor the courage of ordinary americans willing to endure billy clubs and the chastening rod, tear gas and the trampling hoof and splitered bone would stay true to their north star and keep marching towards justice. they did a scripture instructed, rejoice and hope be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer. and in the days to come, they went back again and again. when the trumpet call sounded for more to join for more the people came. black and white. young and old. christian and jew. waving the american flag. singing the same anthems full

that will be the right thing to do i'll bring andrew graft from the golden state law school to come and let you know what he found and have other speakers and dr. tompkins kins for our final presentation. >> just so you know everyone will be allowed 3 minutes. >> good morning, commissioners i'm andrew graft with the golden state law school clinic at the university i work closely with the community members on the dust issues with the candle stick demolition so we submitted public record for the department of public health i know that many of you have received the letter regarding the enforcement of the dust control plan that is so on and so forth the requirement that the demolition control dust and under the dust control plan they have an independent elevating evaluate our that talks about what is going on regarding the dust emissions and some of the materials we've been ref under the public record act requests the independent evaluate our says we've received so far none of them are signed we're pretty concerned about what is glen eagle being down regarding enforcement we want to ask the commission to use its authority as for the permit which h

john lewis joseph flowers, jose williams, amelia boynton diane nash, ralph abernathy andrew young fred shuttlesworth. drrtin -- dr. martin luther king jr. the idea of a just america and fair america and inclusive america and generous america that idea ultimately triumphed. as is true across the landscape of american history we can not examine this moment in isolation. the march on selma was part of a broad are campaign that spanned generations generations. the leaders that day part of a long line of heroes. we gather here to celebrate them. we gather here to honor the courage of ordinary americans willing to endure billy clubs and the chasening rods, tear gas and the trampling hoof and despite the gush of blood and splintered bone would stay truth to their north star and keep marching toward justice. they did a scripture instructed for joy and hope, be patient in tribulation. be constant in prayer. in the days to come they went back again and again. when the trumpet call sounded for more to join the people came. black and white. young and old. christian and jew. waving the american flag singing the same

know much about the situation at this time and thanks to actually andrew that initially found out he informed his professor who informed dr. tompkins and the rest of us for a $6 billion project that affects us in district 10 and the city of san francisco how could they not provide that kind of information to a community that is asian pacific islanders and as a former immigrant rights commissioner commissioner president mccarthy you understand the need not only to to the regular folks if we have such a sizeable api population they didn't know anything recently the southeast commissioners were informed of sunset laws and the brown act the briefing was included the ordinance that was needed especially in district 10 in the bayview the api is the highest we know know nothing i'm grateful that dr. is there any public comment? kins and sherryly moore and others keep us abbreviate and thank you to the people some are outside of the district 10 are here to support clean your we want larry in charge urban to be responsible and make sure that whoa whatever fogs information not only in e-mails we pay our taxes and some should be ent

vivian, andrew young fred shuttlesworth dr.ing jr., so many others, the idea of a just america and a fair america, an inclusive america and a generous america that idea ultimately triumphed. now, as is true across the landscape of american history we cannot examine this moment in isolation. the march on selma was part of a broader campaign that spanned generations. the leaders that day part of a long line of heroes. we gather here to celebrate them. we gather here to honor the courage of ordinary americans willing to endure billy clubs and the chastening rods, tear gas and the trampling hoof, men and women who despite the gush of blood and splintered bone would stay true to their north star and keep marching towards justice. they did as scripture instructed rejoice and hope, be patient in tribulation be constant in prayer. and in the days to come, they went back again and again. when the trumpet call sounded for more to join, the people came. black and white. young and old. christian and jew. waving the american flag. singing t

andrews. we'll get to dr.another controversial comment aimed at the first lady that many deem to be racist. >> that racially charged spanish comment on univision translated says, quote you guys are aware that michelle obama looks like a cast

that is the reverend andrew long executive assistant to dr. martin luther king on the right.er secretary of united nations, dr. ralph bunch, a fellow randolph, president of the quarter's union, roy wilkins , james farmer, john lewis, dr. martin luther king jr., head of the southern leadership christian conference. consultations still proceeding immediately in front of the speaker's platform is the marchers continue to stream onto dexter avenue, one half mile away. turning off montgomery street. that trip from st. jude's to the capital primarily traveled to the heart of the negro district of montgomery. alabama conservation workers at the lower level of the steps here, a number of spectators above them, many of whom work inside the state capitol building. still no move by the leaders to reach the speaker's platform. the marchers continue to stream in. the platform actually is a truck trailer with public address systems mounted atop it. and on the platform proper there are 17 chairs. the helicopters seem to be pulling into the distance a bit more at this particular time as the

men and women like john lewis, joseph lowry, jose williams ameilia, diane nash ct vif van, andrew young, fred, dr. martin luther king jr. so many others the idea of a just america and a fair america, inclusive america and a generous america, that idea ultimately triumph triumphed. now, as it's true across the landscape of american history, we cannot examine this moment in isolation. the march on selma was part of a broader campaign that spanned generations. the leaders that day, part of a long line of heros. we gather here to celebrate them. we gather here to honor the courage of ordinary americans willing to endure billy clubs and the chasening rod, tear gas, and the trampling hoof men and women despite the gush of wood and splintered bone stay true to their north star and keep mar offing towards justice. they did a scriptre instructed rejoice and hope, be patient in tribulation, be constant in prayer. in the days to come they went back again and again, when the trumpet call sounded for more to come the people came black and white, young and old, christian and jew, waving the american flag singi

as the reverend andrew young, executive assistant to dr. martin luther king on the right. among those that will be heard are dr. ralph abernathy. jose williams. roy wrksz ilkins, executive secretary for the national association of the advancement of colored people, james foreman, chairman of corps. dr. martin luther king, jr. consultation in front of the speaker's platform as the marchers continue to stream onto dexter avenue one-half mile away turning off montgomery street. the trip from st. jude's to the capitol here this morning primarily traveled through the heart of the negro district of montgomery and then into downtown proper. alabama conservation workers. and a number of spectators above them, many of them who work inside the state capitol building. still no move by the leaders to reach that speaker's platform. but the marcher's continue to stream in. he's looking away from the area in which the speakers will occupy. there's a good chance that an all-alabama delegation moves forward with the petition. but governor wallace will accept this petition and tell people t

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dr. richard besser. what i just saw a few hours ago andrew shu my husband and the founder of cafe mom who along with me has so much surprised as i am reassured. you know there's more and more evidence that it's the quality of time we spends rather than the amount of time. so many parents don't have control over how many minutes they have but we have control over what the interaction is like. a few quick tips on how to make the most of the time. first is when you're with your kids be present be there. so it means shut off the electronics and be in the moment. you see so many people at the park and they're on their electronics. the second is do things together and they can been simple things. we loved reading to our children every night. doesn't take a lot of time. but we would each read and that kind of interaction is so intense and important. have a meal together. maybe once a week. and then the third is our kids spend so much time out of the house, connect with their teachers so you know what's going on in their life. you may not not get to every parent/teacher meeting but connect by e-mail. >> you were t

dr. fallah learns the woman tested negative for ebola. it's not the end of liberia's struggle but he's getting closer. andrewws monrovia. >>> let's take you now to sierra leone and join clive myrie, who is there for us. clive, rather optimistic attitudes in liberia at the moment. what's the situation on the ground where you are? >> reporter: you know they're optimistic here as well but certain amount of frustration has -- because of a spike in the number of infections and transmissions. the trend, certainly since the beginning of the year has been down, and that has led to a lot of optimism. but a little bit of concern now, that some of the infection rates are beginning to go up. i'm actually on board the british auxiliary ship "argas." it's been off the coast of west africa here for the last four to five months and the -- >> since we're having a few problems with sound there, as you can imagine, being on a boat off the coast of west africa a little bit difficult with communications there and clive. but clive has also been on land in sierra leone. this is his report. >> reporter: we watch as a doctor tries t

andrew seif who received the silver star for combat valour. >>> demonstrators in alabama relived history. they re-enacted the 1965 march led by dr. martin luther king. the group held a rally yesterday to commemorate the historic impact of that march organ -- on the voting rights action. >>> eating healthy we'll tell you about a place that provides fresh local produce. >>> parts of the nation begin to thou out. >> reporter: we don't have to worry about flooding around here but we have our fair share of rain this morning. some of this will come down steadily at times today. i'll let you know when this gets out of here and i'll have the cooler seven-day forecast when we come right back. trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next, after the next? so predictable and so unsatisfying? what about pu

dr. frederick will lay out his vision in his remarks today. the ceremony begins at the 10:00 and it coincides with the school's annual charter day commemoration. howard's charter was approved by president andrew1867. >>> and today d.c. will begin taking steps to pay tribute to the district he's mayor for life. mayor bowser will announce a commission whose job will be to honor the late marian barry. today would have been barry's 79th birthday. he passed away last year. the announcement the is this morning outside his old home in anacostia. >>> today is another brutal day even though the snow is over dealing with? really frigid temperatures. >> cover your face up stay wrapped up out there. it will be tough. tom kierein is in the storm center with a look at the forecast. >>> amelia showed us how we need to penguin walk on the sidewalks. watch your footing this morning. and use a soft foot on the accelerator and the brake as you're driving this morning. this is what wisconsin avenue looked like about 2:00 this morning. i took this picture and it has been plowed but still has a coating of snow on it. so you have to break very slowly and only accelerate very slowly as most roads are covered like th

dr. wayne frederick will lay ultimate out his vision and priorities in his remarks. the ceremony starts at 10:00 a.m. and coincides with the school's annual charter day commemoration. howard's charter was approved by president andrewnson in 1867. >>> we're working for you watching the roads. storm team 4 x 4 driving in frederick county maryland. much more for you on that in just a moment. >>> welcome back. it's it's 5:39. we're watching the roads for you. it looks like the road here has been plowed. but of course a lot of whatever little melting may have happened yesterday, it's turned to ice in a lot of places. so you you want to be careful if you're doing any driving this morning. >>> in winter is taking a toll on the budget for local governments. montgomery county is one of those local jurisdictions that has blown through its snow removal budget. removing snow from a storm yesterday costs about $80,000 per hour and overall storm cleanup will cost between $1 million and $2 million. montgomery county has already spent $20 million this winter twice what the county budgeted for. despite the overspending the county says it has enough salt and supplies to last through the rest of the winter. >> really when you think

dr. martin luth king and his fellow foot soldiers john lewis, reverend andrew young, they all met.g project. and many of those foot soldiers who came here to meet at brown ame church many of them slept with families who welcomed them into their homes in the projects next door. but i do want you to hear the reverend's beautiful, emotional sound of brown ame, just for a moment. ♪ emember reverend andy young, in my interview with him earlier, he said this was not a political movement. this was also a spiritual movement. and that indeed just underscored that very point. and then you have the 44th president of the united states. now 50 years after bloody sunday the 44th president, also the first african-american president of the united states who has just landed in montgomery alabama. boarded marine one. and soon to be on his way, along with the first family right here in selma. they'll be taking to the stage right where the choir is right now. at the foot -- well right where they were at the foot of the edmund pettus bridge. and the president will have a message about looking forward,

andrew johnson finally goes away and u.s. grant is elected. u.s. grant is brilliant, a brilliant writer and he did something else, he won the civil war. [laughter] drchardson: charles summer believes he should be in charge of the party and he hated grant. he used to poke fun at the backwards bumpkin. charles sumner wants to take over the party from grant and he uses the language of andrew johnson, the southern democrat the people afraid of tammany hall to attack grant's southern government. he says that grant is corrupt. he is only supporting african-american rights as he is trying to keep himself in power and he will be using tax dollars to provide goodies so they will continue to vote for him. they become instrumental in developing this idea of the republican government that helps african americans is corrupt. i put this other picture here because i love the juxtaposition of him and this other guy that is important american history, even though he is fond of him. that is joseph pulitzer. which is how all of this hits the newspaper and gets absorbed as dramatically as it does. as grant is forced away from those men, he needs to make up the differe