fair caught at the 18 yard line by edelman. so now we're at the point where it's total sudden death. field goal wins the game for new england. as brady goes to work from his own 17 yard line. >> cris: this is when you need your superstars to step up. and if the eyes of von miller and saying now, we need you now. >> al: ball spotted at the 18 yard line. give the ball to bolden, and he will get thrust back immediately. by big number 94, terrance knighton. >> cris: terrance knighton came over from jacksonville and he has made a huge difference. we talked about knighton, we talked about shaun phillips and how much better this team is against the run. remember, it was probably the patriots a season ago where that 250-yard rushing performance that made them start looking around for better run defenders up front. knighton has had a big impact.32 el movimiento brady. con presiÓn >> al: brady, plenty of time. hits gronkowski. not trying to avoid contact, trying to initiate contract against the young rookie, kayvon webster. too much to a

fair caught at the 18 yard line by edelman. so now we're at the point where it's total sudden death. field goal wins the game for new england. as brady goes to work from his own 17 yard line. >> cris: this is when you need your superstars to step up. and if you're the denver broncos, you're looking right in the eyes of von miller and saying now, we need you now. >> al: ball spotted at the 18 yard line. give the ball to bolden, and he will get thrust back immediately. by big number 94, terrance knighton. >> cris: terrance knighton came over from jacksonville and he has made a huge difference. we talked about knighton, we talked about shaun phillips and how much better this team is against the run. remember, it was probably the patriots a season ago where that 250-yard rushing performance that made them start looking around for better run defenders up front. knighton has had a big impact.32 el movimiento brady. con presiÓn >> al: brady, plenty of time. hits gronkowski. he'll get tackled at the 30 yard line. and that's a first dow

anthony wright edelman. schmidt: mr.staffed as an associate on the adoption that is the subject of this lawsuit? i was. and on march 6, 2013, did you send chief joshua proudfoot of the chippewa nation a check for $10,000 to induce the tribe not to object to the adoption? i did. at whose direction did you deliver this inducement? alicia florrick's. schmidt: alicia florrick? are you sure? yes. mrs. florrick told me we had to make the payment to facilitate the adoption. what are you doing? diane: i will remind mrs. florrick that she is not a party to this deposition. she's here as a courtesy. david: and if she interrupts again, she'll be asked to leave. schmidt: so mrs. florrick was the partner supervising you on this matter? anthony: that's correct. were you working at any other partner's behest? no. just mrs. florrick's. you want to tell me what that was about? welcome back. thank you. isn't it nice? we had a partnership position open, so anthony got it. i will file a complaint with the acdb. i will sue you for conspiracy

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back to edelman. dives in for pay dirt. pats score 28 unanswered. take a 28-24 lead.peyton manning to demaryius thomas. broncos tie it at 31-31. to overtime. in the overtime, the patriots punt, their former hero wes welker back to return told everybody to get out of the way. his message got to tony carter too late. recovered by nate ebner. patriots recover in field goal range. steven gostkowski does it. pats overcome a 24-0 halftime deficit and win 34-31 in overtime. >>> tonight, a dandy for you on espn's "monday night football." 49ers have to have in the game. already looking up to the cardinals and panthers in the nfc playoff picture. the skins and rg3, looking up at everybody in the east. >>> we figured we had to give this guy a ton of credit for doing what he does. that's why he's the star of our "play of the day." >> he's freaked out wheelchair athlete aaron. he's doing tricks that are the domain of skateboarders. he inevitably rights himself and keeps going. >> it's amazing stuff. >> wow. wow. but he recovers. >> he can get back up. tough guy. >>> up next, it's

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brady to edelman. >> even i like it. skip the first half. how about the broncos?y come right back. they're down 31-24. thomas, 11 yards score. all tied upment we go to ot. watch this. neither team gets onboard. patriots punt. it's waved off by welker. watch the bounce. right off tony carter. the patriots pounce and they have a chip shot. >> i think we will lker has to that. >> he probably bumped into somebody. the broncos get shocked here. the patriots get to win the 8-3. eli manning, lewis murphy, never heard of him. scores the touchdown. two points and the tie. they get it. tony romo not folding up the tent. time running out. the cowboys get the game winning field goal. cowboys tied atop the nfc east with a record of -- 6-5. kansas city chiefs trailing the chargers by three. alex smith to dwayne bowe. looks like it might avoid the scare. not so fast. the next possession, just under a minute to go, philip rivers, 78-yard drive. san diego deals the chiefs the second straight loss. 41-30. perfect pass. perfect catch. green bay, the vikings. okay this game ended in

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in the fourth quarter they took the lead on this touchdown from brady to julius edelman.ng finds demaryius thomas for the touchdown to die the game. in overtime this is the play that won the game for new england. they were punting to the broncos and one of the broncos player touches the ball! the patriots recover. they kick the field goal. they get the win. 34-31. 24-point comeback is the largest comeback of tom brady's career! >>> another thrilling finish yesterday between the chiefs and the chargers. san diego down by four with under a minute to go when philip rivers led san diego down the field and he found ajirotutu for the touchdown! after kansas city winning first nine games they have lost two in a row now. >>> check out how hard-core the green bay packers fans are! they are working bikini tops! it was 20 degrees with a windchill of 9 yesterday the at lambeau field. the girls didn't get to see anybody win or los lose. the packers and vikings tie the game 26-26 after an overtime period. >> and they all have the flu next week. >> and frostbite! >> they are tough in th

told our producers just cut the highlights, but tom brady brought them from 24 points down, julian edelman, and this game goes into overtime with three minutes to go, patriots caught a break. the punt hit tony carter and new england recovers the football, and set up steven gokowski to win it 34-31 is the final, the patriots being down 24-0, the denver loses, kansas city loses, two best football teams go down. >> 49ers first is the washington redskins tonight on kpix 5, we will see you beginning at 5:00. have a great day everybody. >>> dennis, thanks. doing one back flip can be challenging enough. imagine doing them all the way down a football field like this guy. here he goes. odell williams setting a world record saturday. you'll get dizzy counting them but there's 57 consecutive back flips traveling 105-yards, he is a cheerleader at the university of colorado. he flips his way all the way to our play of the day. >> that's pretty good, right? >> impressive. >> i can't even do one backflip i bet he's not feeling too good today. >>> 6:26, the a's may not be leaving oakland so fast. what cou

public libraries, and all proceeds from "let freedom ring" will go to marian wright edelman's children's defense fund. she wrote the foreword for the book, because she knew stanley, and she marched, and she knew martin luther king. so it was, it was wonderful to have her forward in this book. >> host: martin luther king and when wilkins come a driving down to the march. he was inside the car with them. >> guest: is just amazing, stanley is sort of like -- he's all over the place. there are some wonderful pictures in that book, two of them i think are outstanding. i had never seen a photograph of martin luther king smiling, or laughing. granted, martin luther king, jr. had very little to laugh about. his cause with serious, and he had a great deal of obstructionisdestructiontrying h under way. but there is that picture of him smiling. i mean, and you think of a time you have seen many pictures of him laughing? >> host: kitty kelley, with the production of these two books, are you out of the unauthorized out of the business? >> guest: well, i hope not, but they do take a long time. and i'v

black girls rock awards show airs, where women like venus williams and misty copeland, marian wright edelmanr being positive role models. while we work to applaud those who continue to work to uplift young african-american women, we must remember that this particular struggle continues and it's far from over. at the table, beverly bond, founder of black girls rock. also, daffney brooks, professor of english and african-american studies at princeton university, and joan morgan, cultural critic and author of "when chickenheads come home to roost: my life as a hip hop feminist." thank you all for being here. beverly, tell me about black girls rock. why initiate this program? >> you know, as a hip hop deejay and a woman who has a platform in music and entertainment, i probably was more aware and conscience of a lot of messages that were being directed to women, and particularly to women of color, from people who look like them, that were damaging. and as an adult, certainly, i can navigate my way through, you know, having critical media literacy, i understand how to, you know, maneuver. but i ke

public libraries, and all proceeds from "let freedom ring" will go to marian wright edelman's children's defense fund. she wrote the foreword for the book, because she knew stanley, and she marched, and she knew martin luther king. so it was, it was wonderful to have her forward in this book. >> host: martin luther king and when wilkins come a driving down to the march. he was inside the car with them. >> guest: is just amazing, stanley is sort of like -- he's all over the place. there are some wonderful pictures in that book, two of them i think are outstanding. i had never seen a photograph of martin luther king smiling, or laughing. granted, martin luther king, jr. had very little to laugh about. his cause with serious, and he had a great deal of obstructionisdestructiontrying h under way. but there is that picture of him smiling. i mean, and you think of a time you have seen many pictures of him laughing? >> host: kitty kelley, with the production of these two books, are you out of the unauthorized out of the business? >> guest: well, i hope not, but they do take a long time. and i'v

in the 4th quarter, they took this lead from brady to julius edelman, manning would find marion thomash. ties the game. we go to overtime. this is the play that won the game for the patriots. broncos receiving a punt. the patriots would recover. they kicked a field goal to win the game t. largest comeback of tom brady's career. cnn is in foxboro. much more in the next hour. >>> in the bleacher report.com, there is further proof how hard core green bay packers fans are. check out these girls rocking the bikini tops. it was 20 degrees with a wind chill of 9 at lambeau field yesterday. definitely brave. guys, they didn't get to see anybody win or lose the game. the packers and vikings ended up tying 26-26 after overtime. >> that makes me feel cold even watching those poor things. >> respect. respect. >> that is respect. >> that's called liquid courage. >> probably some of that involved. >> thank you, andy. >> i also respect liquid courage. >> i respect it as well. not knocking it. we're now at the top of the hour, which means it's time for the top news. [ music playing [ music playing ] >

back comes new england. 14 yard touchdown pass there from tom brady to julian edelman. 28-24, patriotsos down a touchdown. peyton manning hits demaryius thomas. 11 yards out. that ties it at 31. overtime. in ot, neither team able to get on the board in the first possession. new england punting it away. watch this. kick is waved off by wes welker. yes, wes welker, former patriot. hits denver's tony carter on a bad bounce. sets up a short field here. patriots recover. the game winning 31 yard field goal. shocking the broncos with a 34-31 win in overtime up in foxboro. we mentioned on the coin toss, belichick won and gave the ball to the denver broncos. let's go to andrea mitchell in washington to explain why. andrea, what do you got? >> the winds. head winds. belichick betting with those new rules. you get a second possession. it's not sudden death at first. he wanted the winds behind him. >> the kicker. the ball spirals differently. aerodynamics. >> felt badly for tony carter. >> how about an nfc east showdown if there could be such a thing? it's a pretty horrible division. giants trail

new england took the lead when edelman got a touchdown. the game went into overtime and it was a critical mistake by denver's tony carter accidentally touching the ball after a punt. the equivalent of a fumble there. new england rae covered and the pats were left with an easy 31 yard field goal attempt. gostkowski kicks it in. a game that ended after midnight at 12:20 a.m. pats win it 34-31. i think the celebration is still ongoing. a lot of us bleary-eyed. >> i was going to say, i can't even stay up for the 4:00 p.m. game. >> it started well after 8:00. >> i was in rem sleep. that's impressive. >> i kept waking up during the second half for these great highlights. without having it to sit there and be up the whole time. >> yeah. >> mr. roker, you can't stay up late. you have too much work to do in the weather department. >> not only do we have the moisture to talk about, we have for the eastern half of the country arctic cold to talk about as well. philadelphia today setting a record low dropping down to 20 degrees. first record of the se