. >>> if it walks like a duck, swims like a duck, it is probably a duck, right?ns if it swears like a sailor? will ganss is there, for a foul-mouthed fowl? >> reporter: right. this is truly wild. researchers revealing that the australian musk ducks, like som parrots, whales and dolphins, are capable of learning to talk. here's a recording of one musk duck named ripper, using some aussie slang saying, you bloody fool. >> you bloody fool. you bloody fool. you bloody fool. you bloody fool. >> reporter: this duck was raised by humans where he learned to talk like that. other musk ducks are able to replicate doors opening or other birds. researchers adding it is not clear why this particular species is capable of vocal learning. you bloody fools. >> i can't believe you did that for the entire segment. >> i can only do crikey. >> crikey. alligator. back to you guys in the studio. >> thank you, steve. >> thank you, will. >>> next, to a one-legged stork. >> this bird is at an animal rescue station. he is learning to walk on the prosthetic leg. >> veterinarians made the p

and quacks like a duck, it's not this duck. this one insults you." let's give the duck a listen. >> you bloody fool. you bloody fool. you bloody fooool. ( laughter ) >> stephen: haunting. haunting and harsh. compare that to how ducks insult you in the wild: >> you're despicable. >> stephen: and it's not just words. this duck also imitated other noises, like the sounds of a pony snorting, a man coughing, and a door slamming. he learned that last sound from the repeated times he overheard the researcher ask a woman, "wanna see my talking duck?" while we were away, hurricane ida devastated louisiana, where over a million residents lost electricity, and some could be looking at more than three weeks before power is restored. meanwhile, here in new york, ida dumped a record 3.15 inches of rain in just one hour in central park, topping the previous high of 1.94 inches in an hour set just 11 days earlier during hurricane henri. on the upside, the central park zoo is now an aquarium. though, it was very tough to get a snorkel on the li

over ricky return to delaware to wait for ducks signal. it came on april 15th 2010.ia, and ricky from delaware, and they met at a gas taishan in the first normally, outside the nation's capital. look that's when national where he did the things to turn to. got his clothing, his cell phone, keys to harness up department, and the kissing the. this is the parking space area where i met with doug stewart. where did you go. i drove to virginia. >> where the dog told to he was going? >> to michigan. >> he didn't say, nicholas alive, he said to take out this this. sure enough surveillance cam pictures taking april 15th we're show ricky easy into ducks live newport news. he prompting ducks garage as instructed, and hung out index apartment, this is the lobby of virginia this is the window 10:11, he has a hoodie on, he has a, favor he's sticking around out of his park. >> with doug's credit card week he had bought a doubles to spur grand fisa wendy's. why did he want you to use the credit card? to make it look like he was in virginia. somewhat deep down prosecutors wonder if

>> do you require a duck to be self aware that it's a duck? before you call it a duck?vel that we're at? because that's where the press seems to be. unless the duck says quack quack, i am a duck. then we can't call it that. if the duck things he's actually rich, it is a media mogul, like scrooge. then the media has to say, scrooge today, wanted some bread. that's how they reported. it's very frustrating. the other thing i want to bring up before we go, is there is another person in this story that can stop we saw from bear last night. and that is chief justice john roberts. as the great julius campbell said, -- and john roberts sits can say you know what barrett, we're not doing that. because you know what, i do care about what's political. and we are not gonna go to the mcconnell center. brett kavanaugh, you're not going to go to the federal society. were -- we are going to be above the fray. and if john roberts said, that they would do it. but he doesn't does he. because he is just as an implicit in this at all the. rest >> ali, -- that is. all the rachel maddow show

but it certainly didn't sound duck like i it certainly didn't sound duck like at all, we must agree onss. is it real, is it legitimate? i am thinking this is a _ guess. is it real, is it legitimate? i am thinking this is a terrible i i am thinking this is a terrible hoax we are falling for.- i am thinking this is a terrible hoax we are falling for. yes, well, that was my _ hoax we are falling for. yes, well, that was my thought _ hoax we are falling for. yes, well, that was my thought at _ hoax we are falling for. yes, well, that was my thought at first, i hoax we are falling for. yes, well, that was my thought at first, too, | that was my thought at first, too, when i heard about the story about a duck capable of imitating human sounds and also a few other sounds. because it is not known from any species that they are capable of imitations. but when i got to the original recordings, a copy of those recordings, they convinced me that it was really something special going on here. it was really something special going on here-— it was really something special going on here. it was reall

. >> look, do you require a duck to be self-aware that it's a duck before you call it a duck?e press seems to be. unless the duck says "quack quack, i'm a duck," then we can't call it that. if the duck thinks he's actually rich and is a media mogul like scrooge, then the media has to say scrooge today, you know, wanted some bread. like that's how they report it. it's very frustrating. but the other thing i want to bring up before we go is there's another reason in this story that can stop what we saw from barrett last night and that is chief justice john roberts. as the great julius campbell said in "remember the titans," attitude reflects leadership. and john roberts can say you know what, barrett, we're not doing that because you know what, i do care about the court looking political and so you're not going to go to the mcconnell center. brett kavanagh, you're not going to go to the federal society dinner. we're going -- stephen breyer, you're not going to go on fox news. we're going to be above the fray. and if john roberts said that, they'd do it. but he doesn't because he

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i provided this duck dynasty location to them. the second they moved resources up to sinaloa, chapo knew instantly. >> you saw that in your intercepts? >> yes. >> how did you feel? >> devastated. you knew somebody was corrupt, somebody that you had just shared your both prized and protected intelligence with has just leaked that out to chapo's people. it was an eerie feeling. our next meeting walking in and sitting down with the admiral and his folks, you didn't know -- it could have been somebody in that room. >> the team had been betrayed. but no one knew who did it or why. but you still wanted him? was plan b to refocus on culiacan? >> so the heat in around duck dynasty deterred him from coming out. he stayed holed up in his safe house, where he spent 90% of his time there in culiacan. and he wasn't coming out. >> and it's the last place you want to have to go and get him? >> right. >> brady had flown to mexico to join drew in person. the clock was ticking because of the leak, el chapo now knew something big was about to go dow

in total there were about 4,000 ducks. the event raises money for various local and international charities. >> okay. a lot of rubber duckies there. >> now i have that song from sesame street in my head, the ernie song. >> yes, [ soft instrumental ] >> carter: are we sure? >> quinn: i'm not sure about any of this. >> eric: my sex life is over. yours doesn't have to be. [ knocking on door ] >> katie: hey. >> eric: katie. hi. come in. >> katie: oh, thanks. sorry to pop over. i know it's late.

if it looks like a duck and walks like a duck, then probably it is a duck.s like a regular election — there are ballot boxes and people voting, and lists of candidates. but there are a lot of things about this vote which contradict the authority's assertion that the selection is free and fair. for a start, russia's most prominent opposition leader, alexei navalny, is imprisoned. his political movement has been banned, and anyone linked to it is barred from the ballot. in the run—up to the vote, some kremlin critics have even been forced out of the country. then there's the question of procedure. critics say that three days of voting and the use of online voting in places means there is a lack of transparency. now mr navalny has called the russians to vote tactically against the party of power, the ruling party. and his supporters have developed an app to support that initiative — but under pressure from russian authorities, apple and google have now removed that app from their online stores. security preparations have been ramped up in washington, dc ahead o

the 2nd white buses, platoon headed south to duck ho, shown belk at mount towels. they took with them the details lists of danish and norwegian prisoners being held in nazi custody. the list helped the people from the rescue mission to know whom they searched in which camp. so they took the lists and went or drove until the concentration comes and they could read out. mr. anderson, mr. johnson and so on, must be here. so we search for him and he is to come to the bus and we take him with us. so it made its very easy in that part for the rescue action that the lists were there. but within 2 weeks, the white buses campaign had become a victim of its own success by late march, more than 4500 danish and norwegian prisoners had been evacuated and brought to the noise. got my camp which was over capacity even before the 1st white bus arrived me non gamma had been billed for 2500 prisoners. and at the end, shortly before the scandinavians were brought, yeah, there were 14000 prisoners. so the camp was totally crowded. and the people were dying because no one had an old be

here either 10 tyler, stella ducks, boat as you saw on board. and the white buses were headquartered in the zirrucks in foreign interior in friedreich's room and was sent out to various different areas of germany to pick up prisoners from the concentration camps off to noon and to try wherever possible, to take them back to scandinavian, avi, and simply in the 1st phase of the evacuation started on march, the 15th, the white buses divided into 2 platoons. around 40 ss and gustavo liaison officers were attached to the expedition the 1st platoon headed east to the temper sexton house and over 300 kilometers away. steve young musson, a swedish red cross volunteer, accompanied them as a motorcycle escort nearer the compton section, hosting this morning. so when we finally arrived and sucks on 1000 who combed the gates were open to. yeah. and a lot of norwegians came out in a fairly orderly way that normally would, i don't over the fester stage. and when they took the 1st steps more 3 years towards freedom, there were no play with that was an experie

trying to duck under the radar beam. rain showers are usually good at it. so we're seeing in the northbay as well. these are popping up high enough for the radar to see it. let's pull it up to get a better sense of where things are going. bulk of the shower activity is john north. it's lies to the northbay, even the middle of the gate towards this evening and early tonight. switch over to future cast, let's get a good handle on where things are. wind the clock forward to 6:00 this evening, book of the activities north of the golden gate. this will be scattered. this isn't going to be measurable rain events for everybody, even north of the golden gate. the best chance is going to develop there for the northbay, between about 7:00 and 9:00 this evening. the best chance drops towards separate cisco and oakland as we fall towards 9:00 and 10:00 but falls apart as a mixes way farther across the bay area. east bay, santa clara valley, you're not likely to see more than a few passing spangles. the golden gate, don't cancel any outdoor plans. just be taxable this e

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foster city celebrated the golden anniversary today bringing back the rubber duck race. you can see people paddling their inflatable rafts as fast as they can across the foster city lagoon. i am not sure if that's legal. that's not paddling. that's the equivalent of horsepower there. this is an annual competition the city had 30 years ago. >> after coming through the pandemic, being able to be outside, being with a crowd and being to be here with the people that you live with, right, the people in your community, your neighborhoods, and getting to just have a little time for yourselves to get out and have some fun. >> happy birthday, foster city. 50 years old now. and the city is going to be evaluating today's event to determine if rubber ducky race comes back next year. >>> a path to the super bowl. hosting "sunday night football," making one big masterpiece. this is part of it. this will be part of that 100 ida-sized mural at the super bowl. today in san francisco fans watched bay area artists maxfield use mostly spray paint to do all this. he said he wanted to combine

is that abuse or mistreatment where you see children ducking out of the way, horses charging migrantsd by what we have seen. we are going to let the investigation unfold very, very quickly, determine the facts and then we will take the action that is appropriate based on those facts. the facts will drive the conduct that we employ to hold anyone accountable for a violation of our policies. >> so i hear you saying that a horse charging near a child is not necessarily mistreatment, you're not ready to say that in this investigation? >> oh, that is not at all what i have said. one cannot weaponize a horse to aggressively attack a child. that is unacceptable. that is not what our policies and our training require. please understand, let me be quite clear that is not acceptable, we will not tolerate mistreatment. and we will address it with full force based on the facts that we learn. >> what did you think when you saw this, when you saw this behavior on the part of the agents, when you saw them yelling at migrants, which, by the way, i would like to play part of what we saw, what we're wi

, we're pretty much going to treat it like a duck. >> madison says he was no one's sitting duck. >> my picked a fight. they thought they picked out some weak minded kid. they didn't know who they were playing with. >> you're tougher than they thought you were? >> oh, yeah. >> coming up -- >> i just want to be set up for a polygraph test honestly, like as soon as you all can do it. i want a polygraph test. >> i asked like three or four times for a polygraph. >> generally guilty people do not ask for polygraphs. >> madison stands by his story and supporters stand by him. >> he didn't do it. that's not possible. >> i knew like he wasn't capable of that. >> when "dateline" continues. wondering what actually goes into your multivitamin? at new chapter, its' innovation, organic ingredients, and fermentation. fermentation? yes. formulated to help you body really truly absorb the natural goodness. new chapter. wellness, well done. if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most relia

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democrats control every lover of the federal government but they are acting like bystanders with a lame-duck speaker who is more concerned about her last european tour the end getting a 200 million-dollar earmark for her own district. we need a biden harris administration to fix the nation's problems. never before did i think i would see the democratic party pull out funding for israel because they couldn't pass it. for defense of an iron dome. every single democrat voted no and the concept of bringing that back. it is a different time and place in the nation. i've never seen majority party fail time and again and put this country further in debt by not being able to pass their own funding bills but only harming them in the small businesses that are just now getting out of a pandemic. with that, let's open up for questions. are you encouraging your members? they made it one over a 5 trillion-dollar bill one without the other. a lot of the things in the bipartisan infrastructure bill, what is your message to who could get millions of dollars? >> you don't get millions for broadband. you get 5

now he's finally been corralled at a former duck farm. >> the bull caused quite a stir when he escaped through a residential neighborhood and ran through a highway. >> barney is not headed back to the slaughterhouse, he will head to a sanctuary in new jersey. because we've named him. >> yes, barney, i love it. oh, my goodness, this video never gets old. >>> now to the pup down under who can't spare a square. >> he has a habit of a morning we see the evidence. >> but that's not all he likes to swipe. his owner says he gets up to mischief going to people's camps and snatching washers, thongs and things. >> that's a direct quote. >> thongs and things. >> we don't know the other tings, but guess what, it's the friday polka. >> from cincinnati, ohio. ♪ ♪ ♪ politics and foreign wars ♪ ♪ all the weather, all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ ♪ if you're an insomniac ♪ ♪ and a good night's sleep you lack ♪ ♪ do the world news polka ♪ ♪ it's late at night, you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your "world news now" mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ have some fun ♪ ♪ be

. >> trevor: would you rather fight one horse-sized duck that have covid or 100 duck-sized horses that) >> i'd go for the one-on-one as opposed to the many. >> trevor: i see. is this because of the risk of spreading amongst the many and you can handle the one? >> exactly. >> trevor: okay. all right, well, i know you're a busy man. i'm always dpraiflt to you for taking the time. i'm grateful to you for being calm. i know you are one to have the most hated and loved people on the planet and you get sucked into the politics when you just want to talk about the medicine. thank you for joining me on the show. hopefully when we see you back there will be 1,000 people, there will be no pandemic and we will be talking about how this thing was won. thank you for your time. >> thank you. i appreciate you having me. >> trevor: we'll take a quick >> trevor: we'll take a quick break and be why do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime

right now we are like sitting ducks and in comparison to some of these high weather storms that we'relike a tiny pea in comparison to, like, a big plate. it really isn't about me. it is actually about this message that i'm trying to tell. the real important point here is that we are destroying this and we're really destroying that as well. we're destroying everything. we need to stop it. if there's no balance, we can't have the environment that keeps us alive. it feels great that people are listening to my message. some people are not interested in one—hour—long documentaries, but they surely are interested in shorter videos and more simple videos. i know that some children can't do it because of the position they're in, but anyone could be an activist in their own way. and that's the end of this week's edition of countdown to cop26. next week, shaimaa khalil will be reporting from australia, where rising temperatures are changing lives in the country's cities and having a significant impact on suburban wildlife. untilthen, i'm mayenijones here in lagos. thanks for watching. take care

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tom abell then gotjoe denly out for a duck with this brilliant catch.s captain with a win as leicester tigers beat runners up exeter chiefs 311—19 on the opening weekend of the gallagher premiership season. jim lumsden was watching. a premiership season that promised so much for exeter ultimately ended in disappointment. a second—place finish in the table before the play—off final defeat to harlequins. leicester ended up sixth but greater things are expected now and freddy stewart soon burst through. the tigers conjured another store as harry potter crossed the line. the try was ruled out and that ensured leicester would end the half leading 20—5. no promotion or relegation again this campaign which could see greater risk taking, exeter threw caution to the wind and were rewarded with a penalty try. but the tigers roared back and nick dolly secured the bonus point winning try on his first premiership start, but he was not done. minutes later he struck again, exeter did not manage another try but the contest was over, a commanding leicester victory. ther

the ducks win, a huge win fwain. second quarter, michigan going to fake a pond. corum, into the maze. 171 yards and three touchdowns. washington did not look great. with ohio state losing, could this be michigan's year? we are on the eve of the 49ers season opener against the lions. jared goff set to make his lions debut. the 49ers opened the schedule in detroit. they will stay on the east coast and practice in west virginia next week ahead of week two in philadelphia. jimmy garoppolo will be the starting cornerback, but expect to see packages for trey lance. many of the key players that held them to a super bowl run a few seasons ago. now it is time to play games that count. >>>> it feels like it has been a long time coming. preseason is great to get your feet wet, but there is nothing like regular season, especially having fans back. >> this is the fun part now. game planning, competing, all the stuff you want to do. >> you wait all year for these games and only 17 of them are guaranteed. that is what is cool about football. you practice all the time, but there

good reason to watch the foot long in the ducks were playing and i got to call my mom. and she said that there was a shooting over at johnston apartment. and we didn't know where jesse was. and 1st i was like, ok, so there was a shooting. didn't know it was jesse's. we didn't really know anything. and then i called her on the hospitals and they told us where she was at and we found her. and i was the 1st one there to see that she was shot him if her address was, can feel a little better and probably kind of at least floated down. but i think the biggest thing that would have helped is if she was armed the ridiculousness of the gun grabbers has gotten to epic proportions. people. how many of you guys have heard of the board game clue? you've got the pipe branch lead time, the rope. guess what? the revolver piece that was less than a half inch big, offended a parent and they removed it. i think they have forgotten. we are the boss, they work. so what we say go not what they say. the me all i i i shame on you looking for you until you get every interest to you. are you bur

charles stratford al jazeera war duck. i've got to stop. now more than 5 and a half 1000 people have been evacuated from the spanish island of la. paloma as lava from interrupting volcano, continues to flow. around a 100 homes have been destroyed on the canaria island with fears growing for the farmland. many people rely on for that livelihood. these are some of the latest pitches. ah, quite look at the headlines stories. now. a court in rwanda is capital kid. golly, has sentence a man whose life inspired the hollywood film hotel rwanda to 25 years in prison. for recess, a beginner is credited with sheltering and saving hundreds of people during the countries genocide in 1994. but he later fell out with the president. he was convicted on terrorism charges that he denies. noncom web is in cook ali for us. the judge's been reading out the judgements in this court house and they said that recess of beginner is guilty of the various terror related charges that he was facing. the incentive to 25 years in jail, along with 20 co accused around him

the driver, mechanics, assistance, level ages work every day. amid the ducks and pollution. 23 year old camara is a successful businessman. he already own 2 trucks, one of his trucks, laden with 2 tons of sugar for a village and the she trial is about to tackle the lower re pass. and not surprisingly, he's worried. he has his best driver at the wheel. the $60.00 a month is the average pakistani salary. few drivers would accept the risks of the past for that money. so camaro is offering a $90.00 bonus each way. the bonus, the younger drivers find irresistible. good. fun going on. so what was that? it was you know, those hazards last week we're going to look for them. i got it. okay. that was real good on that you are still out there with it. a lot of, oh, i came at 7 in the morning. it's time to start the journey along the la worry pass is far from being a picnic over 240 kilometers the road snakes through the mountains and breathtaking coordination is in theory. it should take one day to reach the destination. there are a few drivers that can manage that. i would, however, is eager to g

jimmy fallon wants to be playing duck, duck, gray goose. >> greg: i ran into them in a bar, i think itries -- >> it's okay if you don't know if it was you and hand but you don't know if it was you. >> greg: we walk into this bar and there is jimmy fallon and he dies at us and i don't know which one, i can remember and then we end up in jimmy fallon's car and he had a driver because he was making some money at the time and he drove us to another dive bar where everybody kind of disappears into separate rooms to do other things and there is like a little tunnel to go to another bar and it was quite an evening. that was the old jimmy fallon. he would put things in his body you wouldn't put in a dumpster. and i mean bottled water. all right. next, there is nothing more sour than don lemon at this hour. ♪ ♪ i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ let's go walter! after you. walter, twelve o' clock. ge

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the ducks take off. he breaks a tackle at the 15 and scores on the 77 yard touchdown run to get oregon a 21-7 lead. he rushed for 161 yards and scores three times. in the ducks upset the buckeyes in columbus 35-28. a huge statement when. finish of the day, jacksonville state trailing florida state 1714 final seconds eric cooper going deep to damon johnson who makes the catch at the 20 that beats 2 defenders to the end zone for a 59 yard touchdown catch as time expires. the gamecocks upset the similars 20-17. and in tennis 18-year-old emma defeated 19-year-old layla fernandez in straight sets and all team u.s. open's final. emma becomes the first qualifier man or woman to ever win a grand slam event. just a reminder, the 49ers kick off their season this morning in detroit 10:00 a.m. with the kickoff. >>> still ahead, one group doing its part to make sure future generations remember what happened on 9/11. and how it is impacting students across the country. >>> plus a new educational director for women fro

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if it walks like a duck, talks like a duck -- [laughter] spencer: that was less impressive.arry: it was only four when the recording was made. maybe now that it is mature. dan: could it be speaking shakespeare? larry: who knows, dan. [laughter] [laughter] now a decades-old mystery. just what is grimace? there he is. apparently, ronald mcdonald's purple pal is a taste bud. the mcdonald's manager says he is an enormous taste bud and is meant to show that food tastes good. [laughter] no official word from mcdonald's, but the company's official twitter page now reads "grimace is a close personal friend of mine." in 2012, mcdonald's claimed he was the embodiment of a milkshake. so i don't know. grimace is kind of like a rorschach test. [laughter] he is whatever you want him to be at any given point. spencer: i could see him as a taste bud. i had purple tastebuds sometimes, so, grimace when i drink my wine. larry: you could be grimace than. spencer: could be. kristen: aca virus. dan: that is not what they want. kristen: you said it is whatever i see, it is very abstract thatwe. da

he makes a point of always going to duck duck go or uses rumble. for conservatives to make those, you know, very deliberate decisions to change where they are getting -- what platforms they're using, how they are getting their information and then hopefully also create more platforms and technology that isn't going to to, you know, crush conservatives? >> i think it's important but i think ultimately it will prove to be insufficient. the relates is that there are mop monopoly conditions across many different verticals in the tech world. and this is really a public policy problem. when you have monopoly conditions, even if you are a stringent libertarian, it justifies some intervention, some regulation. i think a lot of these tech companies should be regulated as common carriers like, you know, you can't deny someone the phone service from at&t because of their political views it should be the same sore something like google. what we see inside these companies is that increasingly, the ideology of google employees is actively hostage to the united s

control every lever of the federal government, but they are acting like powerless bystanders with a lame duck speaker who is more concerned about her last european tour and getting a $200 million earmark for her own district, instead of bringing americans home from afghanistan, putting the border in a secure position to save this country, creating an economy that can continue to grow instead of harming it. american cannot continue down this path. we need a biden harris administration and congressional democrats to fix the nation's problems as opposed to worsen them than the ones that they have already created. i continue to listen to the democrats on the other side of the aisle. never before did i think i'd see administration leave americans behind. never before did i think i would see the democratic party literally pull out funding for israel because they couldn't even pass it for defense of an iron dome. every single democrat voted no. the concept of bringing that back. it is a different time and place in our nation. i've never seen a majority party failed time and again and put this countr

early second half, the ducks on third and short, finds a hole and he takes off. breaks a tackle at the 15. he's gone. scores on a 77-yard touchdown run to give oregon a 21-7 lead. he rushes for 161 yards, scores three times and the ducks upset the buckeyes in columbus 35-28. a huge statement win for the pac-12 conference. last night a mountain view st. francis high matthew dougherty threw a touchdown pass with 16 seconds left and the lancers upset them and it was the first loss to a northern california team since 1991. that's a span of 318 games. just a reminder for the 49ers game tomorrow that's a 10:00 start in detroit. >> thank you. >>> coming up in the next half hour -- >> the thing i remember the most about you is your smile. >> dad, we miss you every day. our greatest gifts are your beautiful grandchildren. >> stories of survival and the memories of lives lost. how the nation is marking 20 years since the september 11th attacks. >>> it is one of the most uplifting stories from one of america's darkest days. how this musical is also helping broadway's reviva

especially when you're talking about potential, you know, lame-duck session? >> yeah.icult for the president to use the bully pulpit to get the moderates or more hesitant members of the house on board or members of the senate that aren't necessarily on board with his agenda. if he had higher poll numbers he could go to their districts and talk to them and say the people are with me, your voters are with me, you should be with me as well. it's more difficult to convince hesitant voters when, you know, members of congress are looking at some of these poll numbers saying i have to think about my own re-election and get through the midterms. the president doesn't have to be re-elected until 2024 and some of them are going to look at their self-interests and say maybe we can't support some of these ideals or get on board with this unified message of a unified democratic caucus. he will have to use his power of persuasion, work with the leadership in the house and senate and make sure everyone is on board. otherwise, those poll numbers could go down further if it seems like