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gq within 6. six minutes to play. a four-point game.age had it going today. 18 points a team high for savage. richmond they were just too much on this day. the easiest two points jones will ever score. 56-48, richmond goes on to win it over gw. >>> staying in virginia george mason playing host to rhode island today. first half action thompson making his presence felt. he had 15 points. the patriots lead it by 4. but in the second half it was the rams taking total control. terrell out to ec matthews. he makes a nice move to the rim. rhode island they top george mason, 71-56. >>> one more score for you. vcu against umass, 68-72. >>> down to florida now where the nationals are holding spring training. first day for workouts for pitchers and catchers. max scherzer the $210 million man working with his new teammates, plenty of talent for manager matt williams in that rotation. the skipper, he's coming off the first season as a big league manager. he was named national league manager of the year after leaving the nats second division title. t

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kobe bryant tells gq being a superstar gets in the way of being a super friend.is this. ♪ >> that is actually happening in life. people are being offered a one-way ticket to mars. yesterday the private mars one colony project whittled down its applicant pool to 100 volunteers, including 33 from the u.s. 24 will be selected to potentially wave good-bye to earth and start up a permanent colony on the red planet in 2024. >> i know it comes at the cost of living there forever, but the future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. >> joining me now my guests. kevin, do you have what it takes to be offered -- to take up the offer of a one-way ticket to mars? >> i think i did when i was 7 or 8 years old. then i saw the movie "interstellar" and thought huh-uh. it is a noble idea when you get there and realize you can't get wi-fi. >> there are no lattes on mars. >> no coffee? >> i think, sam, this begs the philosophical question of whether it is a really selfish or selfless thing to go to mars and leave your family behind. where do you err on? >> i th

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part of the "gq" story was the description of bob kraft, owner of the new england patriots saying hey, wait a minute we've got a problem with domestic violence and calls up the head of cbs and get us in front of us, get us a woman to interview commissioner goodell. so the idea that it's all stage managed because professional football is now the tent pole. and him bragging about thursday night football when that's the number one complaint of the players association and the players shows how little roger goodell has learned because of the extra injuries because of the lack of preparation. so he says he's listening and that to me is proof positive roger goodell hasn't lenders a thing. when i saw his press conference all i could think of was talk about deflated balls. >> dave zirin for the win. >>> let's back out of whether the nfl is a good partner to communities. if in fact players are saying hey, thursday night problem is a problem for us. we need our week-to-week we need those full seven days because of the kind of physical game this is. is there an argument to be made that that's act

in fact, robert kraft who owns the patriots is so close to roger goodell, a recentkrentcent "gq" articled him the assistant commissioner. there are conflicts here. it does present a problem. even if they do things with the highest integrity, even if they do everything right, there is that credibility gap. unless you erase that in the public's mind, unless you erase that in the minds of your own players, it doesn't matter how that investigation ends up. they have got to start to take steps to mitigate that. you hope they are more open to that in the future. these issues are going to keep coming up. it's not like you can make them go away by shooting down a question. >> lynn swann, what do you think about how the nfl is handling these investigations? i think most of it is just a matter of process. their process hasn't been very good. they have to learn, put better processes in place. you've got 32 owners. they have got to empower the commissioner to do things in a particular way. where he doesn't have to play favorites or do any of those kinds of things. so the commissioner has to have pow

so you've addressed the kirsprsky and there was another report on the n.s.a., gqs -- hacking in a sim card provider. can you respond to that? you said we need to have a discussion a public discussion. so how do -- would you get that harded by addressing these allegations. >> the first one is listen to these allegations for some period of time. this is something unique, per se. and, again, my challenge as an intelligence leader as even as we try to have this dialogue, which i acknowledge we need, how do i try to strike the right balance between engaging in that broad dialogue and realizing that compromising the specifics of what we do and how we do it provides insight to those that we are trying to generate knowledge of, who would do harm for us as a nation? so as a general matter of policy i have just said, hey i'm not in unclassified forums getting in the specifics in the very specific questions you asked. i'm not going to chase it. i don't have the time. we need to focus on doing our mission but making sure window it within the legal and authority and policy framework. that's the pr

so you've addressed the kirsprsky and there was another report on the n.s.a., gqs -- --gchq hacking inim card provider. can you respond to that? you said we need to have a discussion, a public discussion. so how do -- would you get that harded by addressing these allegations. >> the first one is listen to these allegations for some period of time. this is something unique, per se. and, again, my challenge as an intelligence leader as even as we try to have this dialogue which i acknowledge we need, how do i try to strike the right balance between engaging in that broad dialogue and realizing that compromising the specifics of what we do and how we do it provides insight to those that we are trying to generate knowledge of, who would do harm for us as a nation? so as a general matter of policy, i have just said, hey, i'm not in unclassified forums getting in the specifics in the very specific questions you asked. i'm not going to chase it. i don't have the time. we need to focus on doing our mission but making sure window it within the legal and authority and policy framework. that's th

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>> there is a gq shot. >> imagine that picture with wrangler. >> can someone do that out there. >> i'm the crying face? >> i didn't know that face existed in me. >> it doesn't. that was a blip of time. >> it was so happy. >> it's healthy. >> let's talk about pictures you do love. you hadn't seen them yet. >> i haven't seen the issue yet. i'm headed to harold square where we meet all the fans and signing and playing games. it will be so much fun. i will take a look at them. >> they are beautiful. >> that's too bad. >> maybe he will scare me because you can't photo shop video. >> it's so hideous. >> we are not worried about you. you will be okay. >> al. >> it's fantastic. >> al don't do that. >> you come back. >> i was looking at the artistry. >> i like the articles. >> come on. >> thank you. the annual sports illustrated issue featuring crissy teague an where you can dream about it and hug. do whatever you want. >> i want to be in there. >> it makes me nauseous though. >> i have that effect on people. you are not alone. there we go. here's the map. hit this arrow there. boom. see, there