astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson pointed out the earth's rotation likely pushed the ball enough to hit the goalpost and go through. the bengals can thank their lucky stars because they are now 5-0. >>> it's being called the catch of the year. cleveland browns tight end gary barnidge brings in an 18-yard catch with his feet! somehow he is able to keep the ball from touching the ground. he has the presence of mind to roll into the end zone once the ball is in his hands. the play helped cleveland beat baltimore 33-30. pretty impressive. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," tony gonzalez on "nfl today" on his new documentary. i'm meg oliver. and this is the "cbs morning news." ,,,,

"jumpers for goalposts."his because you do not call them jumpers, but you take off your sweater and put it as a goal post, and sometimes you make it bigger, sometimes smaller, so for me, playing early on in my career, the first goal, and then you would move it for the academy, and then move wimbly, but now the goal are endless pit you can move the goalposts. charlie: you thought you never seemed to play there, but then you reached it. mr. sheeran: my point is that when you move the goalposts, you see the next one. charlie: are you a savvy businessperson? mr. sheeran: i guess i am savvy in terms of my music. charlie: you know you want to do stuff that is good. your core beliefs is if it is good, it will sell. if it has heart beat anything with heart cells. anything that make someone feel something cells, and this is why ce,"s or "sophie's choi anything that tugs on anything. and stuff can just be good do good things, but anything that really connect with human beings on a really personal that will be massive,

in school when you play football in the park you take off your sweater and put it on the goalpost.pherd's empire, that was the first goal. then you move to academy and wimbley. >> rose: you said you never thought about playing wimbley because it seemed like outof teach and became in reach. >> my point is when you move the goalpost you see the next one. >> rose: are you a savvy business person, too? >> i don't likely care about business but i care about the music that i put out so i guess i'm savvy in terms of my music, but i don't dash. >> rosedon't -- >> rose: your core belief is it's good, it will sell. >> no, if it has heart, it will sell. anything with heart sells. anything that makes anyone feel something will sell. that's why films like "the notebook" or "sophie's choice," like "saving private ryan," anything that pulls on you. anything can be good, but anything that connects with human beings on a personal and heart level will last. the album in the last ten years is good because it's just pain pouring out. >> rose: and is the pain pouring out of you? >> pain and happiness a

and once the goalposts keeps moving, there is no hope for the palestinians. ambassador areikat, we have quite a bit as you can imagine of questions for you, but the continuing questions that keep coming up have to do with the future of president abbas. it's no big secret that he is made several statements to the fact that he is not willing to continue in his position. so the question is what happens to the p.a., to the leadership if there is any sort of agreement between fattah and hamas moving forward with what does that look like? and weaving into that question, what about a one state solution for israel has to give citizenship to all the palestinians? why don't you call their bluff on that? so if i make him answer both of those questions. >> thank you, randa. well, i have to brag that maybe i am, maybe the only arab official, unofficial inabilities who is willing to talk about the future of president while he is still president. i think we do have well-established institutions within the plo to keep in mind that president abbas is not only the president of

ghlight of the weekek a deer charging across a youth soccer field and it kicks a goal before the goalpost before trotting off into the woods! >>> in "sunday night football," carolina was aebleble to rally against philadelphia to stay unbeaten. in the third quarter cam newton threw a short pass to the right of mike tolbert. he broke three tackles to get into the end zone for the touchdown. carolina's defense held on and they beat the eagles 27-16. >>> a dramatic finish to the giants/cowboys game. the game tied at 20-20, cowboys dwayne harris raced a hundred yards for the score. the giants defeated the cowboys 27-20. >>> the new england patriots are still unbeaten after tom brady completed two touchdown passes in the fourth quartete against the new york jets. rob gronkowski caught a 15-yard td throw with only 1:13 remain pregnant. pats move two games ahead of the jets in the afc east with thehe 30-23 victory. >>> the basketball world is mourning the death of minnesota timer mberwolves coach flip kaurneds. kevin garnett who played for saunders as a teenager and at age 39 posted this tribute

i think the goalpost has been moved. the longer he waits the more he's not going to do it. >> it matters to political analysts. does it matter to voters and supporters when he gets in. does it matter to them. i don't think it matters to the voters. here is the issue. it matters to the people on the ground in iowa, south carolina and in new hampshire. all of those people are saying where have you been, where were you going to show up. the other thing is this. there's always someone to take your money, if joe biden wants to put together an organization, he is going to have to cherry-pick from the clinton campaign, the bernie sanders campaign, and that is not a good way to start. >> okay. so you are in the no category, which means we'll have to circle back in a couple of days, particularly if it end up being a yes. we'll have to get you back on. >> hey, i was wrong about lebron james going to cleveland. i could be wrong here. >> you were glad you were wrong about that one. jason johnson, thank you for joining us. have a goo

famed astro physicist pointed out the earth's rotation likely pushed the ball enough to hit the goalpost and go through. the bengals can thank thank you lucky stars because they are now 5-0. >>> called the catch of the year. gary barnidge brings in the football down. he has the mind to roll into the end zone once the catches the ball. cleveland beat baltimore 33-30. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," tony gonzalez on "nfl today" on his new documentary. news." >>> here is another look at this morning's stop stories. >>> on "60 minutes" last night, president obama said hillary clinton's use of private e-mails when he was secretary of state was a mistake. but the president said it didn't endanger national security. he also said the criticism against her has been ginned up because of politics. >>> a just released cbs news poll shows clinton continues to lead the democratic race. 46% of those asked to support her. on the republican side, donald trump holds a 6 percentage point lead over ben carson. >>> sunday was opening day for a new professional women's hockey league

famed astro physicist pointed out the earth's rotation likely pushed the ball enough to hit the goalpost and go through. the bengals can thank thank you lucky stars because they are now 5-0. year. gary barnidge brings in the football down. he has the mind to roll into the end zone once the catches the ball. cleveland beat baltimore 33-30. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," tony gonzalez on "nfl today" on his new documentary. i'm meg oliver. >>> here is another look at this morning's stop stories. >>> on "60 minutes" last night, president obama said hillary clinton's use of private e-mails when he was secretary of state was a mistake. but the president said it didn't endanger national security. he also said the criticism against her has been ginned up because of politics. >>> a just released cbs news poll shows clinton continues to lead the democratic race. 46% of those asked to support her. on the republican side, donald trump holds a 6 percentage point lead over ben carson. >>> sunday was opening day for a new professional women's hockey league. in one of the gam

>>>>he football sailed b bween the goalposts, making the extra point in west blockton's 19-7 win. icing on the cake. >>> the academy is bringing back chris rock to host the oscars next year. the comedian is expected to bring an edgier feel to hollywood's biggest night. rockosted the show in 1995 and bringing one of tv's biggest audience. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," gayle talks with another funny guy, jon stewart. i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news." but now, i step on this machine and get my number which matches my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotic inserts. now i get immediate relief from my foot pain. knee pain. find a machine at drscholls.com everyone needs a bff. even your smile. colgate optic white toothpaste goes beyond surface stains to whiten over 3 shades. in fact, it whitens more than the leading express whitening strip. it's your smile bff. whiten more just by brushing. when your cold makes you wish... ...you could stay... ...in bed all day... ...you need the power of... new theraflu expressmax. the power to feel better.

. ,srael, and the united states have been so effective in moving the goalposts.that means there is always an excuse. someone's election, political capital, something happens, the timing isn't right, an american president does not feel it is appropriate and once the goalposts keeps moving, there is no hope for the palestinians. , we haver areikat: quite a few questions for you, but the questions that keep coming up have to do the future president abbas. he has made statements that he is not willing to continue in his position. what happens to the pa, to the leadership, if there is any sort of agreement between hamas moving forward, what does that look like, and weaving into that question, what about a one-state solution, where israel has to give citizenship to all the palestinians? why don't you call their bluff on that? ambassador areikat: thank you, randa. amave to brag that maybe i maybe the only official in the middle east who is willing to talk about the future of its president while he is still a president. i think we do have well-established institutions wi

once the goalpost keeps moving there is no hope for the palestinians. ambassador erica, we have quite a bit, as you can imagine, of questions for you. the continuing questions that keep coming up have to do with the future of president abbas. it's no big secret that he has made several statements to the fact that he is not willing to continue in his position. so the question is what happens to the pa, to the leadership if there is any sort of agreement between fatah and hamas moving forward. what does that look like? and weaving into that question, what about a one-state solution where israel has to give citizenship to all the palestinians. why don't you call their bluff on that? so if i may answer both of those questions. >> thank you, linda. well, i have to brag that maybe i am maybe the only official in the east who is willing to talk about the future of his president while he is still the president. i think we do have well-established solutions. he is the chair of the peer low executive committee, which is the highest executive branch in the palesti

goalpost is 2% inflation.guidance that we would not tighten least until we got to 6 1/2 percent. and i said that many, many times. it was clear in the statement. it's just wrong to say it was something else. >> it's hard for -- it's hard for -- with inflationary expectations, maybe you can look at some future indication of it, it's hard when inflation is being conjured up. so we had this great fracking revolution here, which may be one reason why inflation is so low. if we're at 1.6, 1.5, and we're probably not headed back down the other way, is there anything wrong with being slightly preempttive, not a lagging or -- >> that's the debate. the debate is that, you know, given that monetary policy takes time to work, the people people who would like to raise rates now are saying we don't see inflation yet. we need to move sometime soon in order to anticipate that. >> that's the only thing we hear from you, from them. inflation, inflation. everything else indicates we shouldn't be at emergency measures. >> why do

phil: look at the goalposts, you see the little flags on top moving left to right. jim: 42 yards to send this game to overtime. kick on the way and the kick is good! what a turn of events here. phil: the missed field goal, of course. jim: two of them. phil: two field goals but also on the other side of the two minutes gave them a little hope and they got that hope when the field goal was missed by the steelers. man. well, that was some drive and it was not easy to get it down the field . joe flacco did a good job throwing the football away and finally he got that one chance to made a play and he made the big throw. jim: this is a baltimore team that was so backed up at 20-7 down in the third quarter. they put up the last 13 unanswered and somehow with no time-outs and your best wide receiver on the bench and maybe your third best target, campanaro, knocked out of the game, flacco was able to make a couple of throws, gets the one to aiken for 20. phil: find a way to win this game is what they're hoping. get these days off and kind of redo or go over their thought pro

look at the goalposts, you see the little flags on top right. eft to jim: 42 yards to send this game to overtime. kick on the way and the kick is ood! a turn of events here. phil: the missed field goal, of course. of them. phil: two field goals but also the fact that that one play was side of the two minutes gave them a little hope and they got that hope when the missed by the teelers. man. well, that was some drive and it was not easy to get it down the .ield joe flacco did a good job throwing the football away and he got that one chance to made a play and he made the big throw. team his is a baltimore that was so backed up at 20-7 down in the third quarter. up the last 13 unanswered and somehow with no wide ts and your best receiver on the bench and maybe our third best target, campanaro, knocked out of the able to make a couple of throws, gets the one to aiken for 20. a way to win this game is what they're hoping. of hese days off and kind redo or go over their thought process of what they want to do team. of course what they would like do is

look at the goalposts, you see the little flags on top right. eft to jim: 42 yards to send this game to overtime. kick on the way and the kick is ood! a turn of events here. phil: the missed field goal, of course. of them. phil: two field goals but also the fact that that one play was side of the two minutes gave them a little hope and they got that hope when the missed by the teelers. man. well, that was some drive and it was not easy to get it down the .ield joe flacco did a good job throwing the football ay and he got that one chance to made a play and he made the big throw. team his is a baltimore that was so backed up at 20-7 down in the third quarter. up the last 13 unanswered and somehow with no wide ts and your best receiver on the bench and maybe our third best target, campanaro, knocked out of the able to make a couple of throws, gets the one to aiken for 20. a way to win this game is what they're hoping. of hese days off and kind redo or go over their thought process of what they want to do team. of course what they would like do is i

phil: look at the goalposts, you see the little flags on top moving left to right. jim: 42 yards to send this game to overtime. kick on the way and the kick is good! what a turn of events here. phil: the missed field goal, of course. jim: two of them. phil: two field goals but also the fact that that one play was on the other side of the two minutes gave them a little hope and they got that hope when the field goal was missed by the steelers. man. well, that was some drive and it was not easy to get it down the field. joe flacco did a good job throwing the football away and finally he got that one chance to made a play and he made the big throw. jim: this is a baltimore team that was so backed up at 20-7 down in the third quarter. they put up the last 13 unanswered and somehow with no time-outs and your best wide receiver on the bench and maybe your third best target, campanaro, knocked out of the game, flacco was able to make a couple of throws, gets the one to aiken for 20. phil: find a way to win this game is what they're hoping. get these days off and kind of re

goalposts. goalposts. i suspect this hearing will ultimately dissolve into the never-ending argument over whether the supreme court rightly decided roe v wade which has guaranteed a woman's constitutional right to choose. it is the law of the land. there is no such thing as murder. most of my democratic colleagues strongly believe in the may the phone was right to choose. different values and backgrounds. strongly believed in planned parenthood. health screenings, control counseling's, particularly cancer, women's cancer. they are especially important. we like to have an unfocused about decisions to make about is. here we are today. we could be talking about voting rights and then memorializing on tuesday and have taken a big step back. wewe could be talking about gun violence, people dying in oregon and all around this country, but were not doing that. wethat. we could be talking about pardons and commutations for nonviolent offenders. i thank the chairman. but we are not. let us not forget thi

chance to cut the lead, but justin tucker made two field goals and slips on the turf and hits the goalpostfinally pays off. kaepernick with 340 yards. a little scramble and going deep makes a great dwrab. 51 yards. five catches and 102 yards. kap again dancing in the pocket and finds a wide open quinten for his first career touchdown. sharice wright burned again. the game wasn't over yet. ravens down five and flacco biding time for the hail mary and no time left and ball is knocked down and niners end their four-game losing streak improving to 2-4. >> we feel like as a team if we play the way we are capable of playing we will be okay. obviously we were happy about that today. we'll see where this takes us. >> any win at this point. take it one game at a time. we played well overall as a team for the first time. >> i think we are gradually taking the momentum and playing better and better and it is something we have to it is something we have to 10th ranked team in the nation and cal while losing to utah and having a bye moves up to 20 from 23 in the polls. stanford gets washington and cal

. >> so he has been forced to change his policy, and move the goalposts, and move the forces out of afghanistano more than three times. he came in saying that he was going to end the wars in iraq and afghanistan, and he may leave the office with three open conflicts. >> what are we hearing from the president's critics on capitol hill today? >> well, for the most part, they lauded this and set it was something that needed to happen. john campbell, who went before the armed services committee a few weeks ago, and he said that this is not going to work, and i presented the president with options and the u.s. army cannot do it on its own. but at that point, the cat was out of the bag, and the u.s. had little choice in the matter. but john mccain said that it's not enough. with 5500, we need more. and they took that from general campbell and the pentagon planners and advisers, and they said that's the upper most troop level that they suggested and the president took that top number. >> mike viqueira, thank you, and coming up in 30 minutes time, we'll speak with the former u.s. ambassador to afghanis

i was looking for the goalposts. >> is that what it was? >> the day was fantastic. it continues to be fantastic outside. i don't see anything, you know, changing out there as you go into your day tomorrow. take a look at the pictures everyone was sending in to me. lots of sunshine, lots of blue sky, lots of orange, as well. last time i made a picture of the pumpkin patch i have a nice orange sunset here from bruce, and i've got -- well, not orange but charley hoffman's dog there. [ laughter ] >> in new york city right now, pretty looking sky. 72. it's sunny overhead. it's been a great looking day high temperature 73. the headlines come together like this. it's really nice weather for us. beautiful skies overhead. in fact, a nice sky for about 80% of the country right now. our next rain chance would be on friday. but if you take a look at the rest of the country, you know, west coast, east coast, you have a low pressure system here around the four corners. you got the rain that's offshore now of the carolinas but that's about it. beautiful looking picture. our next r

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you see the goalposts there. the wind is calm. was a storm front that moved through earlier this morning but should not be a factor for the rookie kicker lambo if he's given a chance. the chargers have two time-outs remaining. from their own 32-yard line. rivers zings one to green with room to run. up to the 48-yard line, a san diego first down, a gain of 17. steve b.: san diego got lucky there. they could have easily called john phillips for a pick underneath. that's what sprung ladairis green. san diego got away with it. andrew: no-huddle offense for the chargers. time ticking as we approach 90 seconds to go. rivers fires sideline to keenan allen and he makes the catch at the 43-yard line. short of a first down. time continues to tick. steve t.: they have plenty of time this is obviously four-down territory. no need to hurry. they can run the football even if they desire. andrew: they do it here with woodhead up the middle! danny woodhead tripped up at the 25 but san diego moves into field goal territory. a gain of 19. and mike

no ground to stand on regarding the legality of planned parenthood, many have chosen to move the goalpost. i suspect this will ultimately dissolve in the never ending argument of where this import decided roe versus wade, which for more than 42 years has guaranteed a woman's constitutional right to choose. is it is the law of the land this is lawful, a woman's choice and within a certain period in a time. >> many think that the court got it right with roe versus wade. i suspect that my colleagues believe the opposite. different values, different backgrounds. the court agrees. i also suspect that they agree with me and most of my colleagues who believe in planned parenthood in the 97%. critical health care include health screening, particularly women's cancer, these are especially important with minority women from whom planned parenthood receives medicaid reimbursement for treating and observing and testing women for cancers and giving them birth control and advice. in fact, it is against the law. and so i would like for you to have a scattershot, a pointless discussion over the constitut

regarding legality of planned parenthood's actions obvious the majority chose instead to move the goalposts. i suspect this hearing like our last one will dissolve never ending argument when the supreme court rightly decided roe v. wade which more than 42 years guaranteed a woman's constitutional right to choose. it is the law of the land. there is no such thing as murder. murder is unlawful. this is lawful. a woman's choice. and within a certain period of time. we're not likely to hear anything and learn anything new but we'll hear the same arguments but one thing we will see is a, we will get a little bit something new. most of my democratic colleagues and i strongly believe in a woman's right to choose and that is a fundamental right. pillar of women's equality and court got it right in roe v. wade. i suspect most of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle believe the opposite. different values, different background, they have than i have. the court agrees with me. i also suspect they disagree with me and most of my democratic colleagues who strongly believe in hooded hoo planned pa

there has been a couple of goalposts that have moved since then.meeting with the afghan president. there's no doubt, kate, this is a significant strategic shift but as you heard from the president, when he felt he needed to make in the best interest not only for the stability of afghanistan but our national security interests. the introduction of isis is something fairly new there. this concern that we have been hearing in recent weeks expressed by senior white house officials there could be be a reemergence of al qaeda and what we've seen on the ground with the taliban, put all of that together, it made more a decision that the president esenselely said he was going to give up what had been a key tenet of his campaign, the united states should take its troops out of iraq and afghanistan. and afghanistan was supposed to be the easier war essentially. so what happens next? well, when the president was asked that, at the end, you know, there was a question shouted out, he was disappointed and he said he wasn't disappointed. but what he made clear was

stand on regarding the legality of planned parenthood's actions the majority has decided to move the goalposts. i'm sure this will devolve into roe v. wade which has guaranteed a woman's constitution right to choose. it's the law of the land. there's no such thing as murder. murder is unlawful. this is lawful. a woman's choice. and within a certain period of time. we're not likely to hear anything and learn anything new but we'll hear the same arguments. but one thing we will see is we will get a little bit something new. most of my democratic colleagues and i strongly believe in a woman's right to choose and it's a fundamental right. it's a pillar of women's equality and the court got it right in roe v. wade. and i suspect most of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle believe the opposite. different values. different back grounds they have than i have. the court agrees with me. i also suspect they disagree with me and most of my democratic colleagues who strongly believe in planned parenthood and the 97% of its work that is not abortion. critical health care services including health s

the other comment i had, too, was i grew up in washington, d.c., so, you know, there was a black goalpost, and you had -- [inaudible] >> yeah, yeah. >> and so for us the idea of a black middle class is not something uncommon. and one of the things that i've always thought was very interesting is, for instance, my family's a family that came from the country, rural, second generation gone to college, and so one of the things i find people of my background kind of have a problem with is when we go, you know, i was brought up in an integrated neighborhood and everything, but when you go into predominantly white society, you do get a lot of identity problems. and there's, you know, people will question are you black enough, are you -- >> absolutely. >> -- are you assimilating a little too much? >> yes. have you renounced or given up some of your blackness? yeah. >> and so i get the impression that people who come from -- people who have been black upper class for generations, that one of the benefits is you know your black history very well, you have your identity, and maybe it's easier, mayb

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