go ahead. >> caller: hello senator graham.the previous caller pretty much stole my thunder, but i have a question. the level of discourse seems to have been corrupted by a commercial media. i remember a time when there was nonstop policy debate. now we seem to have muscling. what request -- mud slinging. and what can we do to get to the policy? it seems where the level of discourse has gone in this country. >> guest: thank you, sir. i think the answer is not to try to have the government become a censure of of what happens on networks on cables or in print or other media, but rather, to encourage and support an alternative voice and frankly the fact that you're watching c-span this morning, i'd say congratulations. this is the kind of media in which you'll get a discussion of policy with moderators who ask tough questions to see that you stay on track and are communicating at the level that c-span expects of its invitees and you, as the audience expect. so, support quality media and you'll get quality discussion of policy. >>

but billy graham was amazing. he 98 today? 98 years old, billy graham. oh, thank you. really great.ay hello to your family. early graham is 98 years old. this is amazing -- truly one of the great, great men. our failed political establishment has delivered nothing but poverty at home and disaster overseas. they get rich making america poorer. it is time to reject a media and political elite that has bled our country dry. us toinally time for fight for america and to fight for america. chanting "usa! usa!"] i'm not a politician. my only special interest is you. you know -- [cheering] mr. trump: i built a great company. one of the great companies. one of the great real estate companies. some of the best real estate assets in the world, including durell right down the road. a tremendous career. but -- and i was on the other side. my whole life, i was always watching, watching. i was on the other side. it's a very nice and very comfortable to be on the other side. but i love this country. and this country was going bad. it was going bad. like from sort of an ultimate insider, with peopl

>> lynn graham. second congressional district of florida and just done a fabulous job and i think is looking to what her next area of public service will be. >> bob graham is our guest and our first call comes from joseph in new york. c you're on book tv. >> hello, c-span, hi, mr. graham, how are you today? >> where is your town in new york? >> it's on the eastern tip, middle of long island. okay. all right. c thank you. >> how is florida? how is the weather? >> it is fabulous. i don't know the temperature is in the low 80's, it's blue sky with little puffy white clouds. i know your town is a wonderful place to live but if you need ta take a break, come to florida. >> joseph did you have a policy question for senator graham? >> those are policy questions. >> it's a two-part question. is your follow-up book based on donald trump and are there any chance meet that is you may have with donald trump in the future? >> well, no it is not based on donald trump. we started writing this book over a year ago b

frank porter graham, unc president. in 1949, he was unexpectedly vaulted into the united states senate. when he was asked to fill the open seat when the senator who jump won the seat unexpectedly died. when frank porter graham was given that seat in 1949, in north carolina, there were certain segments of the population in that state who were not going to stand for a guy like him getting a job like that. and the reason that it's worth talking about today is because you should have seen the campaign that they ran against this guy. he just -- he had been president of the unc, got appointed to the seat. you should see how they ran against him. look at this. white people, wake up before it's too late. you might not have another chance. do you want negros working beside you, your wife, and your daughters in your mills and factories? do you want negros eating beside you in public places? do you want negros riding beside you, your wife, daughters, in cabs and trains? negros sleeping in the same hotels and rooming houses, negros

franklin graham is out there. he seems to have inherited some of his father's position that he is not the evangelist the way his father was. there really isn't a figure that rises to the level of the billy graham or jerry falwell if he were to put it that way. >> why use the word betrayal in the subtitle of this book? >> to be provocative and away,, but also to raise questions about different kinds of conservatism. this may get into the weeds of politics especially politics on the right that people care to follow. you can trace the beginning of the so-called conservative movement to the 1950s for someone like william buckley junior, national review magazine and an initial modest success in backing barry goldwater in the presidential campaign of 1964 although he was a colossal loser. but then people say that tradition continued in some way, founded studies with ronald reagan. you see the conservative movement take up more so with reagan and others. evangelicals were outliers for much of that political history. in f

graham was very clear on that. think the democrats are actually hamstrung on a lot of this. >> they will want to do some damage. they will pick some kind of fight. >> elise? go ahead. >> listen, i think the whole idea of nikki haley, david is right, it's a very surprising choice. there's a little bit of psych-ops going on trying to float some trial balloons, see who would stick, see who gets favorable coverage. this president-elect and soon to be president is the most media-conscious president and he wants to get good reception about some of these names that he's floating out there. john bolton, rudy giuliani, you know, those names have been controversial. rudy giuliani more for his international business, questionable business dealings and john bolton for a very tough confirmation at the u.n. and also some ideas that mainstream republicans don't agree with. i think mainstream republicans some candidates like john ound - bolton, possibly rudy giuliani, that have a little bit more international experience. this is s

look, graham is here to stay and is not going anywhere anytime soon. chatter. i have to say stop it to vanessa . she said to donate the team. >> i'm just doing what is right.>> what's the problem? >> it shameful. >> gilbert road and chandler boulevard is where it is happening. >> that's where it is at. >> gilbert road and chandler boulevard.>> i don't know what you are just stating facts. >> it is on now. >>> i have to read the skies. a powerful earthquake hit new zealand over the weekend. up next in our own mg video, the precarious situation that some survivors found them >>> finally now at 5:00, it is the ong video. take a look at this. tiny patch of grass after a powerful earthquake hit new zealand. a chopper found the animals and they are trying to figure out how to get them off there. as you can see, the surrounding land collapsed. incredible video. >>> we will see you back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, backlash as president elect trump picks his powerful inner circle, lifting a man with ties to white nationalists into the heart of the white house. protests e

graham's beloved unc as the university of negroes and communists. dangerous piece of legislation in congress. states senate seat in north carolina, that was opened in 1972. helm, and jesse helm, senator helms, ultimately got to the senate too late to stop the hated voting rights act, but when it was up for reauthorization for the first time in 1982, jesse helm filibustered it in his words, until the cows came home, doing everything he could to get rid of the voting rights act. that was 1982. in '83 he led an epic filibuster with martin luther king jr. when he finally relented, the ap interviewed him about what he had done. this was kind of amazing. i stumbled across it today looking at old newspaper clippings. quote, he said in an interview he realized his opposition to king and his comments angered the black community. but he said he didn't expect to get much black support anyway. he said i faced reality, the blacks have a history of voting democratic down the line. jesse helm did overlap with one african-american senator during his entire tenure i

of plus-size model "ashley graham." the doll was presented to the model last night, during the "glamour" magazine "women of the year" awards. graham was one of the honorees for the way she's helped women be confident, no matter what their body size may be. graham said she always dreamed of having her barbie doll... but never thought she would ?look like one. mattel has actually made a lot of changes to barbie in recent years, to help girls avoid unrealistic ideas of body image. graham even helped create the wanted the dolls ?thighs to touch. no plans for mattel to mass produce ?this doll... but they do have ?other ?curvy barbie dolls already on the market. and now to "a tale old as time." "song as old as rhyme." disney just released a new trailer monday, for one of their most ?anticipated films. a live-action remake... of one of the most beloved ?animated films of all time: that's "beauty and the beast". an update to the 1991 classic. this time "emma watson" stars as belle. the clip also shows kevin known for starring o

this is different than a billy graham crusade. but you know what?

when frank porter graham was given that seat in 1949, in north carolina, there were certain segments of the population in that state who were not going to stand for a guy like him getting a job like that. and the reason that it's worth talking about today is because you should have seen the campaign that they ran against this guy. all right, he had been president of unc, just appointed to the senate seat. you should see how they ran against him. look at this, white people, wake up before it's too late. you may not have another chance. do you want negros working besides you, your wife, daughter and in factories? do you want negroes riding besides you, in the buses, cabs and trains, negroes disciplining you, going the white schools and white children going to negro schools, do you want them occupying the same hospital rooms with you and your wife and your daughters? do you want neg negroes as your foreman and using the same toilet seat? and this will lead to whites and negroes working together in the south as they do in the north. do you want that? and then we get to the money part of

graham hosted more than 150 kids for movie night.e kids to live out their dreams and keep their grades up. sports is next. d graham encoura live out their dreams and keep their grades up. sports is next. graham encourag live out their dreams and keep their grades up. sports is next. graham encourage live out their dreams and keep their grades up. sports is next. >> announcer: this is sports desk, brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> hi, i'm amy fadool. the sixers had not one consecutive game since march. a span of 108 games, about a season and a third of basketball. why am i telling that? let's watch the highlights. joel embiid shows his versatility. fakes the three and goes right on in. then defense lays off, he goes in and takes that three. 22 points in 23 minutes. jerryd bayless playing for the first time this season. scored four points. sixers up two very late. robert covington has not shot the ball well but he gets a big three here on the wing. the sixers win their second straight

has been excellent. >> brandon graham. tweeted about this earlier. brandon graham to me is here best defensive line man thus far. this season, brandon has been playing fundamental football. some of the things he does. if i was a defensive tackle playing with brandon graham on the outside, he doesn't allow the tackles to -- he's not a guy going to run around and run past the quarterback. he's strong, powerful, he's the type of guy >> what you got >> what i love about brandon graham, they want to come outside like this and they get ran past the quarterback. you're blocking me. they get ram past the quarterback. now, what graham will do is line up, and sometimes he will give them the outside fake and he'll come back inside, when you strike in a man's chest like that and you get hands inside >> that's a problem. >> that's a problem's >> he's a physical specimen >> we both seen brandon graham in person, he's not like your typically defensive end, he's kind of -- he's more stout, he's 6'2". he puts paws on you >> he's explosive.

has been excellent. >> brandon graham. i tweeted about this earlier. brandon graham to me is here best defensive line man thus far. this season, brandon has been playing fundamental football. some of the things he does. if i was a defensive tackle playing with brandon graham on the outside, he doesn't allow the tackles to -- he's not a guy going to run around and run past the quarterback. he's strong, powerful, he's the type of guy >> what you got >> what i love about brandon graham, they want to come outside like this and they get ran past the quarterback. you're blocking me. they get ram past the quarterback. now, what graham will do is line up, and sometimes he will give them the outside fake and he'll come back inside, when you strike in a man's chest like that and you get hands inside >> that's a problem. >> that's a problem's >> he's a physical specimen >> we both seen brandon graham in person, he's not like your typically defensive end, he's kind of -- he's more stout, he's 6'2". he puts paws on you >> he's explosiv

but billy graham was amazing. i think is he 98 today? 98 years old, billy graham. really great. say hello to your family. billy graham is 98 years old. this is an amazing, truly one of the great great men. our failed political establishment has delivered nothing but poverty at home and disaster overseas. they get rich making america poor. it's time to reject a media and political elite that's bled our country dry. it's finally time for us to fight for america. going to fight for america. i'm not a politician. my only special interest is you. i built a great company. one of the great companies. one of the great real estate companies. some of the most incredible assets in the world, including doral right down the road and lots of other things. buildings on the beach with the family and with related. we've had a tremendous career. and i was on the other side. my whole life i was always watching, watching. i was on the other side. it's very nice and very comfortable to be on the other side but i love this country. and this country was going bad. it was going bad. so i went like from

billy graham is 98 year's old. this is an amazing. our failed political establishment has delivered nothing but poverty at home and disaster overseas. they get rich making america poorer, it's time to reject the media and political elite that's bled our country dry. [cheers and applause] >> it's finally time for us to fight for america. we are going to fight for america. [cheers and applause] >> usa! usa! usa! >> i'm not a politician, my only special interest is you. [cheers and applause] >> i built a great company, one of the great companies, one of the great real estate companies, some of the most incredible assets in the world including doral right down the road and lots of other things, buildings on the beach with the family and related, and we have had a tremendous career and i was on the other side. you know my whole life i was always watching. i was on the other side. it's very nice and very comfortable to be on the other side but i love this country and this country was going bad. it was going bad. [cheers and applause] >> so

graham one more time, dunking is his pleasure graham with 22, evans with 21. devils win 80-71. asu plays again on sunday. move in this weekend across arizona before a storm system brings rain and high elevation snow late sunday through monday. saturday morning temperatures around the valley are starting off crisp, with lows in the upper 40s and low 50s. winds will be come breezy by mid morning as high pressure to the east and a shortwave disturbance to the southwest create a tight pressure gradient that will drive valley gusts to speeds of up to 4 p.m. saturday. southwesterly flow will bring in some subtropical moisture in the form of high clouds saturday afternoon around metro phoenix, signaling a change in the weather is taking shape. look for valley highs above average saturday in the low 80s. by sunday, skies will be mostly cloudy with moisture continuing to pump into arizona ahead of a pacific storm system tracking towards the state. with the clouds, sunday morning lows will be warmer, bottoming out in the mid 50s for the valley. despite the clouds, daytime highs will rema

go, beautiful passing, graham, three-ball, corner pocket, gets the shooter's bounce. nice, defense leads to offense, and more tory graham, taking it coast to coast, don't forget to butter the toast, butt some jam on that thing, throws it down right there, very 23 points. holder also had a very good game, 23 points from him, attacking and stops and pops right there. the other buffalo transfer, evans, gets hot from downtown, hits threes late and the route was on, a.s.u. beats portland state by a final score of 88-70, a good start for the sun devils. can't forget about the cats, u of a taking on michigan state, and this is a freshman, miles bridges from michigan state goes reverse, throws it down, very nice bucket right here, the u of a responds with defense. alkins gets the steal, gets his own rebound, gets the hoop and the harm. it turned out to be one of heck of a game, miles bridges again, this kid is something special, the freshman throwing down the alley-oop. he says, give me the ball, and he gets the shooter's bounce. we are left, plenty of time for kadeem allen t

admire' -- the 'reverend' billy graham -- are celebrating his 'party' -- at his library. there isn't much space left on this happy birthday banner inside the billy graham library. it's one of several banners, filled with 'best - wishes' that will be sent to the library executive director says the retired - evangelist is in good spirits. three years ago -- more than 800 people, including "donald - and - melania trump" -- helped billy graham celebrate his 95th birthday at the ministry's facility in asheville. the new york cemetery where women's suffragist leader "susa will extend its hours on election day. the mayor of rochester says visiting anthony's gravesite at "mount hope cemetery" has become an election day "rite of passage for many citizens." she says with "hillary - clinton" as the first woman nominated by a major political party to run for president it's appropriate to keep the cemetery open. if you're 'feeling hungry' -- after exercising "your right to vote".... you're in luck! "krispy - kreme"... is 'giving away' -- 'free doughnuts' tomorrow. 'all' you have to do

is my tribute to my father, eugene graham. ? i only got you in my stories and you know i tell them right ? ? i remember you and i when i'm awake at night ? ? so i for fallen glory i never got to say goodbye i wish i could ask ? ? for just a bit more time with every step i take you used to lead the way ? ? and now i'm terrified to face it on my own ? ? you're not there to celebrate the man that you made ? ? you're not there to share in my success and mistakes ? you'll never know the person i'll be ? ? you're not there with me though i know that you're not there i still write ? ? you all these songs it's like you got the right to know what's going on ? ? as i struggle to remember how you used to look and sound ? ? at times i still think i can spot you in the crowd ? ? with every step i take you used to lead the way ? ? and now i'm terrified to face it on my own ? ? you're not there to celebrate the man that you made ? ? you're not there to share in my success and mistakes ? ? is it fair you'll never know the person i'll be ? ? you

tonight -- wendy williams, host of msnbc's "all in," chris hayes, music from lukas graham, featuringhe 8g band with keith carlock. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. how are we doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] well that was a real grab in the [ bleep ] [ laughter ] and i'm sorry to use foul language like that but last i checked the electoral college seems to be fine with it. [ laughter ] you know, we have been talking about donald trump on this show for 18 months and one of the things i've tried to make clear over those 18 months is how i have been wrong about him at every turn. when he first came down the escalator at trump tower and announced i boldly said on this show he was a stunt and he would never really run. i then said he would never win the gop nomination and i certainly didn't think he would be our next president but the good news is based on this pattern of me being wrong on every one of my donald trump predictions he's probably going to be a great [ bleep ] president. [ laughter and applause ] let's just h

it is the territorial cup on the a rought stretch for todd graham and his guys.. you a rought stretch for todd >> reporter: a rough stretch for todd graham and his guys. the sun devils have lost five games in a row, ouch. that's not good. doctor ordered for the arizona wild cats. the wild cats are having a rough year, too. they have not won a pac 12 game all year long. something crazy always happens, if it won't be a crazy turnover or arizona will be stopping a.s.u. in a fourth and goal. big plays and crazy play always seem to come up. a.s.u. lost the last time they went down to tucson. just like this year, the devils todd graham is feeling good after a productive practice. >> we're focused on being prepared and disciplined and getting a win. i like our guys' mindset. we're being smart. we wore pads yesterday. it is a short week and abbreviated. our guys have been dialed in and focused and you can't get motivated for this, there is something wrong with you. >> reporter: more college another rivalry game. it is the amle -- apple cup. the huskies a ranked number fiv

. >> pamela graham has been saving lives since 1983. just a few times what she's seen has been too much to bear. one of those times was november 12th. >> so when we got the call we thought this cannot be right. so once we got in and were headed down they reaffirmed night shook everyone. two little boys slashed and stabbed by their own father. the youngest was hurt worse. it was horrible. >> they aren't supposed to be dealing with this because the look on their faces when i first saw them, they just had no idea what was going on and they were >> the emt's did their jobs, the children survived, the youngest barely. the police blocked up the father accused of using pcp the night of the attack. everyone involved was badly shaken. and none of it went away. >> so graham decided it was time to go online this week. her idea, to raise money for the kids and their mom and to use it to put on a great christmas and invite everyone over to her are supposed to be playing trucks, cars, jumping off furniture, you know. a truck will be there with santa

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billy graham's 98th birthday no big events planned but three years ago 800 people helped billy graham celebrate his 95th birthday. >>> wake county commissioners will take a vote today on a plan to give county employees paid parental leave. it would cover most -- both fathers and mothers of adopted and foster children and newborns. commissioners are talking about six weeks of leave in eight weeks if there are childbirth morning.>> no problems with the weather. it should be cool this time of year. the garden is looking pretty. the trees have lost leaves and temperatures of 36 in roxboro. 46 now in southern pines, 43 fayetteville. temperatures are starting to warm up. expect low to mid 60s across the area today cool night tonight with temperatures from the mid-30s to low 40s. patchy frost. tomorrow looks pleasant for election day. high temperatures in the upper 60s. >>> slow ride through wake county. on 40 westbound. we have congestion through garner and raleigh and an accident blocking the median of 40 west around 540. 17 minutes through garner. 22 minutes of two wade avenue and from wa

it's the most frustrated we have every heard todd graham at his five years in asu. giving up 11 sacks and being outscored 21-o 0 will do that to a man. this morning, the big talk, if they lose, todd graham could be out of a job. >> i'm not concerned about our team. i'm concerned -- absolutely hate loosing. and i think we could have beat them. but that doesn't count. but yeah, it's frustrating. i'm really frustrated. but, you know, we -- that's when you find out what you're made of. >> in their last 23 games. asu only 11-12. they only need one win at number 4 washington. next saturday. then the territorial cup. two weeks from today. bottom inlook, jobs could be on weeks. joe? >> wow. those are two tough games to end on. >>> amazing new technology could change the way people living with diabetes track their glucose levels. you wear it in your eyes. >> reporter: kathy has lived lived with type 1 diabetes for 25 years. after years of finger pokes to monitor her blood sugar levels, she now wears a sensor implanted under her ki clothes. but she wishes it wasn't so visible

he looked fantastic for todd graham. take a look at this play. he's just trying to make something happen, weaving through traffic. somehow breaks free right there and takes it in for a touchdown. he's going to be so much fun to watch over the next couple of years. this was not fun to watch. oh, boy, the asu defense giving up big play after big play. joe williams off to the races. 82 yards. the asu gave up scoring plays of 82 yards, 64, and 40 yards last once, but twice. this interception right here. take it to the house for a touchdown. you get the picture. it was a blowout. utah utes win it easy. final score 49-26. todd graham bummed out after this one. >> we've just got to get better. that's it. i don't know the answer for that, but i just -- we thought we needed to pressure less. our production in sacks has gone way down, and we're still having the same issues with big plays. >> can't forget about the big boys of the nfl. we've got you covered, not one, but two games right here on fox 10. we start with the packers and the titans. and the arizo

graham raised over $2,000 for the officer's medical care. more than 300 families in need will have a thanksgiving turkey on the table. people lined up outside the strawberry mansion neighborhood center to collect turkeys. this is now in the 8th year. holiday helpers in wilmington spent the night preparing hundreds of thanksgiving meals. they created an assembly line to fill 500 baskets of thanksgiving staples. this is the 24th year they have >>> i think it's becoming conclusively clear, i'm not sure you can say that. >> i agree with you. >> the sixers are obviously a better basketball team. >> yes. they do not embarrass themselves anymore. they are competitive. night in and night out, they are competitive. home is where the heart is. home is where the wins are. the sixers ended with three straight home victories. sixers and joel embiid ready to get physical. he plays 23 minutes. sixers within three. seconds. okafor is up as well. okafor at 15. let's get him in a three-point contest. 22 points. the sixers nail 11 triples. covington there. the

lieutenant graham and the boys' hospital. >> took care of the wounds. i was focussed. i so glad that mom was incredible in the back. >> reporter: weeks after the case still haunted graham. >> 2-year-olds and 3-year-olds are supposed to be running around, jumping off the coach and playing with the toys. >> reporter: so she went to work setting up a you caring site. the mom is relocating from the house where the stabbing graham has gotten her colleagues involved. >> we set up something for christmas at my house, fire department and police department. santa will be coming. >> reporter: graham and the mother have developed a friendship that keeps her connected to the two babies she helped save. >> i don't think dig too much. ask a lot of questions. i can hear them in the background. >> reporter: if you are interested in donating you can follow. news 4. >>> the shopping frenzy is going to continue today. the focus today obviously small businesses. >> yes. there's a lot of shopping going on and celebrations. you couldn't ask for better weather when we talk about the temperat

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franklin graham, billy graham's son has been doing it. they've raised -- i think sent -- wait. also let me say ? we can remember that deep down inside we all need the same thing ? >> listen for a moment. this is nancy lamont. ? and maybe we'll find if we are there for each other ? >> pretty. ? that together we'll weather whatever tomorrow may bring ? >> beautiful! >> it's a gorgeous, gorgeous song written by our friend david, of course who does all >> uh-huh. >> david friedman. shue we can start. this is something that they've sent over 130 million of these to children all over the world. it's just -- gives them -- these kids, sometimes in their lives have never had a gift. nerve her a gift. it could be anything. >> socks -- >> crank it one more time. ? we can be kind ? ? we can take care of each other ? >> one of the god ever gave anyone. either a boy or girl. stuff that -- for people who have nothing. >> yeah. >> you send them something. anything. >> yeah. >> anything. just to let people know that they are loved. >> how sweet. >> god bless franklin. he does great work with th

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graham put on a show. there were some controversial bad calls by the nfl officials again in this game. graham made another beautiful catch here. seattle holds on to win. we are keeping an seahawks, 31-25 the final seahawks over the buffalo bills >> wow. >> i think i watched more of that game than the refs did. >> you would have made much better calls too. >> i did. i was making them at my desk. >> i heard you over there. modern family is up next. me late nights in there. some of them i even spent studying. don't tell your mom. and maybe don't tell me. oh. college! he was shielding his eyes from the sun. knew it when i hit it. phil is taking haley to visit his alma mater. loved college. mm, we were hoping some of that enthusiasm rubs off on her. go, bullfrogs! dogs. bulldogs. i feel like you do that on purpose. mnh-mnh. no, it's just-- i say "bull," and i can't remember if it's frogs or dogs. when i talk to my old friends from college, do we croak or do we bark? (telephone rings) i got it. (clears throat) (

graham looking good. the defense leads to offense, graham, a one man fast break, throwing it down, wow, so nice you look at it twice. throws it down with authority. a.s.u. just getting started. trey holder also played well, gets the lay-up right there, holder again with a nice little stop and pop, hits the jumper from the free throw line, he well, a.s.u. starting to pull away. shannen evans, one of those buffalo transfers, he gets hot from downtown, this one from the coke machine in the lobby. he nails it 88-70 is your final. a.s.u. with a double digit victory. bobby hurley, yeah, you can smile man, you won. you're not done with the pac 12 hoops yet. can't forget about u of a taking on michigan state, what a slam from the freshman, miles bridges, take a lo one, not once but twice. the u of a says, you want to play that way? the steal, missing the shot, stays with it, gets the hoop and the harm, i think he's a little bit excited. bridges comes right back, a freshman but he can jump out of the gym. michigan