and he's buried next to his wife, inez goddin freeman. we are hearing some of the maintenance is going on here in hollywood. winter is a time when all the trees are maintained, and they are doing little bit of maintenance on the trees. we arethe noise hearing in the background. artworks in hollywood are cast-iron, stone, and stained glass. this is one of the most popular monuments, a cast iron dog, and newfoundland retriever that was cast in baltimore. 1865 tolaced here in prevent its confiscation by the confederate government, and melted down into bullets. during the civil war, the confederate government confiscated all of the ornamental iron work in the city of richmond. people that had fences around their homes -- those were sent down and melted down into cannons and bullets. all the church bells in the city were surrendered. one churchville survived because one of the parishioners at first baptist church paid in gold to say that bell. dog meltedwant the down. rees placed the dog here in the cemetery in 1865. it looks over the grave of

when you look at what morgan freeman is saying, i don't see any attacks against morgan freeman. don't see that guy short of work. he is on everything i wash. >> but he is iconic. >> matthew mcconaughey, harrison ford, they are not losing jobs and money. if you look at the box office, hollywood is not losing cash, now there are these actors. >> here is what is happening. there is such dissension because these people are stirring it up, have the riots, for example, at berkeley, actors and directors treating horrible things out about violence. madonna actually saying she wants to blow up the white house. these kinds of things. i was very afraid when obama was elected. obamacare scared me and my conservative friends to death, but there was no violence, there were no threats. it was peaceful protesting. i wish that we could have that sort of civil discourse with the left right now. we understand being afraid. we work for eight years. >> bret: you are shaking your head. >> they were democrats supporting the affordable care act who had their lives and homes threatened and their officer

paul: let me ask about that, james freeman.you feel about him as a replacement? >> yeah, he's good stuff, experienced washington hand, good pick, but i think this is a real loss with andy puzder, and it's really inec applicable -- inexplicable, this lack of courage on the part of senate republicans because i though donald trump has said a lot of things that make it difficult for them to stand next to him, not so with andy puzder. this was a very well-informed, articulate critic of obamacare, of the overtime rules that really kind of discourage ambitious young people who want to work hard and put in some sweat equity, a very articulate critic of the minimum wage -- paul: all true, james, but when you've got the left firing at him and the right firing at him and the white house basically martials no dependence, what are you going to do in the republican senate? >> well, that's when you've got to shoot back. when the left is firing at him, and, you know, they hate him for all of these reasons, along with the fact that he serves up

devonta freeman, matt ryan and robert alford then picked off a tom brady pass that he returned 82 yardshe touchdown before a late field goal from the pats saw them get off the mark. the largest comeback in super bowl history is ten points, a feat that has been accomplished three times. falcons looking for their first super bowl title in franchise history after losing their only previous appearance in the nfl‘s 1999. 21- 21— three in the third quarter. cameroon have won their fifth africa cup of nations with a late goal from substitute vincent aboubakar to seal a 2—1 victory over egypt. the match was played in libreville, the capital of host country gabon, and piers edwards was there watching it all unfold. cameroon are champions of africa for a fifth time overall, and for the first time since 2002, and they have done things the hard way. prior to the tournament, seven players refused to honour international call ups for various reasons, and even during the tournament there was a bonus round involving the players and theirfederation. bonus round involving the players and their federation

then there's carolyn freeman. some might say that freeman, also known as the bird lady is a super fan. no doubt about that. this super fan is headed to the super bowl. this bird lady gives a new meaning to the phrase rise up. >> it's no secret who carolyn freeman's favorite team is. >> so excited. >> known as the atlanta falcons bird lady, she's decked out from head to toe in the team's colors of red, black and silver. >> there's a building that's been growing this entire season. you know it's >> freeman wasn't always known adds the bird lady. she almost died in a car accident while doctors tried to revive her. >> third time, call it, time of death. >> after that she was bedridden for 12 years but says she found the strength to move on. >> i'm not going to die in this bed. no, can't. not in my vocabulary. so i thought okay, i love football. love the falcons. falcons are going to get me out of this bed. >> she headed to the game and started dancing. the rest is history. she dresses up for every game and gets the cr

david freeman, you can see the questioning happening now inside the hearing room on capitol hill, the statements as well being read. we'll be checking in on a different pick, nick mulvaney. he's got his own discussion on capitol hill coming up on just a bit. that's his choice to become the head of office of management and budget. he's also looking for a new labor secretary after andy puzder withdrew his nomination. it became clear he just didn't have the support of several senate republicans. >> there were just too many questions that had arisen about his employment as a business person of an undocumented housekeeper. >> i am joined by former reagan labor secretary. you were an early critic of the president. i'm going to talk specifically about him but how big of a setback is that for the president? >> not big at all. i didn't like the pick to begin with. >> why not? >> i thought the pick should have come out of the rust belt. >> how do you think it should be now? >> my ideal choice is a good friend of mine, governor john kasich out of ohio. he's worked with labor, done well with the

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i wish i could say it in the same voice at morgan freeman.o maybe some people are coming around to idea that, it reality, and here is a guy who won all his life. >> sure, you could say it is a different conversation. we have to hope for success of the president, whoever that president. is because, president's success is our success. charles: he is very successful in particular at things he talked about this afternoon, on his facebook address. helping inner-cities, if he can revitalize parts of this nation that democrats have failed for 50 years, that could mean that democrats never get elected again. >> i am not rooting for, that we'll see, is what we're seeing over modern history, a pendulum with a two-party system, if trump does well, he will achieve some things, not everyone, you may see a pendulum swing back the other way in 4 or 8 years. charles: do we have the sarah silverman tweet? anyway -- here it is. wake up and join the resistance, . chris, you wal she walked that back a little bit, these are inpolicema inflammatory statement, i th

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george freeman saying, he came underfire policy unit has said.ependence payment should go to the really disabled people who need it rather than those who are, taking pills at home who suffer from anxiety‘s what you make of that? i'm astounded and sad because this is the adviser to the government that says we should have a parity between physical and mental illness. the flaw in the argument that if a person has crippling anxiety or do depression, they're just is crippling anxiety or do depression, they‘ re just is disabled crippling anxiety or do depression, they're just is disabled as someone who is confined to bed. i should say he has said he regrets any offence caused by those comments and said he has personal experience of the problem. what is the impact of this on the wider government policy? the impact is it is demeaning to people with mental illness because it is invisible and because it is difficult to diagnose there are disagreements and because it is much harder to prove the impact it can have on your live, it's looks like they'll be far