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and ihe linebacking corps. and hit right there by spence. dan: sean spence has had a heck of an afternoon. kevin: so here's what's happened today. 17 points off turnovers. two defensive touchdowns. a pick six and a fumble returned for a touchdown. as gordon hobbles off the field. the running back for san diego has been so important today. he's rushed for 138. he's caught four passes for 65. and they bring in kenneth brennan said his ankle. dan: you think about the chargers losing dexter mccluster on saturday. and you can see he stepped on his own man there. and maybe twisted that right ankle. kevin: chargers today, some red zone struggles. second down and 10. watt is the fullback. farrow. that's upfield. derrick morgan. former number one ck gain of three and danny up to the 28. dan: titans electing not to use a time-out just yet. they know they have -- they have used a time-out. and took them a while to get it, though. a few seconds went off the clock. valuable seconds. kevin: each team with one. and we've got the two-minute warning looming.

ih diversion coming across. sooner or later, see if they give it to him. >> mike: davis has the advantage now. and stewart tags him after the gain of a yard. five minutes left in o.t. >> cris: the play is so good. daryon stewart came to make that seen all night long. >> mike: three receivers. spencer ware over there. and kelce to the top. smith, trying to throw it underneath. have we heard a whistle yet? incomplete pass? that will be third down. von miller may have hit the arm. >> cris: the arm was going forward. wade phillips has adjusted, as well. they're bringing kelce to the o one side. and they shifted him down here to the three receiver side. and they've left one-on-one, with demetrius harris on the other side. >> mike: the chiefs taking time-out, with 4:39. >> referee: time-out, kansas city. 30-second time-out. >> mike: we look at the hips, cris. did the ball come out. you have to think, this has to hurt. >> cris: there's no question, when your elbow is flexed like that. you can see. you can imagine the t

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is, yes, ihe aspects put my money in, but i want to be able to be, i suppose, solid that i can gete my money. and to that end, that's about confidence, isn't it? we with the backlog in dollars?demand or how long will it take you to clear that backlog? give us an update. theook, i think that banking system is working on this in a good way. is, again, jurisdiction of the central bank of egypt. doing itr, they are fine in terms of really the needs and the backlog as well. so the process is taking place in a very positive way. be clear, then, before the end of the year? >> i cannot give you a time. >> confidence. it's an interesting word, isn't it? you had that confidence last week. about the biggest question that investors have had for you, the conversations foreignaving with investors. >> look, it's all about confidence. the entire thing is about confidence. and confidence in the policies that you put in, okay? when you decide to do something that has not been done or 40pt for the last 30 years in terms of, i mean, in such the currency way, that gives a lot of confidence. when people see

. >> mark: i personally am not ih >> mark: it's not me. and tony is in the locker room when he's doing that. here is the thing. i think since the team is so bad and people knew they were going to be historically bad and he comes in as a coach with resume versus being a rookie head coach, people wonder that does get him some leash. i don't know how much further this goes, though, before he starts to get a more traditional grilling as a browns head coach. >> romona: yes. >> mark: i understand where you're coming from. horrible roster. coach with resume. little more lee way. i don't know how much longer. >> romona: i'm passionate about my sports. i want them to win. like everyone does. >> mark: just a game. we're not asking for much. >> romona: one. mark. >> mark: it's not easy to lose all 16. that's true. >>> you're looking for a mate with hopes of one day calling canada home? look no further. there's an app for that. maple match hopes to get you hitched with a canadian and is using the election to do it. tia ewing >> reporter: move over, te

spencer welsh director of oil markets at ihs energy. >> all right. >>> getting back to the headlines. the main part of it coming from the oil markets, it seems that ministers are moving slowly but surely towards some type of a deal. >> everyone is optimistic about a deal. that's why we're seeing the surge in oil prices this morning. let's recap some of the headlines. opec optimism. crude prices rally as the secretary-general said a deal will get done today. >>> no pass for rbs. the bank fails the boe stress tests, while barclays and standard chartered also miss key health targets. >>> german industrial group linde sees its shares spike after it resumes merger talks with u.s. rival praxair, but is the deal more hot air? >>> no brexit blues for sage group and shares of the softwaremaker sore thanks to a 9% rise in operating profit. >> irrespective of june 23, they still get up in the morning, still focus on businesses, and when i do round tables with customers, those who are exporting at the moment said they never had it so good. >> good morning. quick look at u.s. futures. s&p 500 up b

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jan ihe is being held pinellas county jail on $20,000 bond. >> develop thing right now davenport police looking for this woman, she's wanted for question after hit and run crash involving a school bus. it happened monday morning at the corner of bay street and swaen avenue. this black ford expedition was caught on surgicalville lens camera minutes before the crash investigators say the suv should have damage to its front bumper the bus. >> a polk county school district employee is fighting for her job. officials say she lied about a dangerous bus stop where a student died back in may. tonight, the school board is meeting to decide whether she should be fired. >> fox 13 shayla reeves explains the district's concerns. >> we learned she's been suspended without pay since june. and tonight brenda young is expected to an address the polk county school board. she's accused of a not telling her bosses the truth and it's up the board to dece her loses her job. >> now it happened on may 2nd, bus transportation area manager answering questions. 17-year-old kaelin kirk tried crossing club house ro

data from ihs market shows the short covering is driving these big moves. healthcare and biotech stocks have been most helped by trump's election. many had assumed a hillary clinton win would lead to increased regulation in those sectors. but with trump, those bets are off. plenty of well known names with high short interest have seen massive rallies, including u.s. steel, wwe, pandora, shake shack, solarcity and go pro. the interesting thing is that short sellers are giving up, they're not trying to go against the latest rally and there's a significant decrease in the demand to borrow stocks to go short. the question remains at which levels will the shorts come back? back to you. >> barack obama presented his final presidential medal of freedom yesterday. the medal was awarded to 21 recipients including bill and ma linda gates, bruce springsteen and diana ross, and tom hanks and the basketball player, michael jordan who apparently shed a tear. as obama joked, the guy from space jam. in one of his final acts in office, obama paid tribute to the winners who

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according to intelligence collection and analysis service ihs, since 2014 isis has used chemical weapons2 times throughout iraq and syria. the chemical attacks include chlorine and mustard agents, as well as dirty bombs, which spread radio logical material using conventional explosives. >>> peace has been elusive for decades in colombia, but now it's closer than ever. a deal between the government and farc rebels failed once before, but now a revised agreement. some still oppose the peace accord saying it doesn't do enough to punish the rebels for years of human rights abuses. >>> when we come back, a look at the day ahead. >>> on wednesday at the white house, president obama will pardon his final thanksgiving turkey. after all these years, i'm not sure he enjoys it as much as he used to. >> today i have the awesome responsibility of granting a presidential pardon to a pair of turkeys. we can't wait to pardon these turkeys. and with that, i think we are going to bestow the official pardon. the most powerful position in the world brings with it many awesome and solemn responsibilities. th

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advisors ihe best have. >> to you have a conduit to communication from a democrat in washington? withyotte: i have worked claire mccaskill on sexual assault. i have worked with senator shaheen on many issues for new hampshire, whether it is support for the shipyards, refueling units, care for veterans. i am always looking for common ground to get things done. >> governor, who do you reach out to for a republican counterpoint? ms. hassan: first of all, the people of new hampshire are great sources. there are so many times when i talk to people in this state and nobody identifies by party, which is the point. we work together to get things done. if elected leaders followed the example of the people of new hampshire who solve problems without regard to partisanship, we could do pretty well. i have a lot of friends and family who happened to be republicans, and i have a close friend in new england who is a republican, and we talk a lot about various issues. moderator: i kind of blew it on the lightning portion of that. according to pew research, 57% of americans are now in favor of l

and ihe recount rising believe it was up 19 last week and the new number will be out tomorrow insteadecause of the holiday. we will see if there will be a jump after that. there is a lot of optimism in houston about oil prices in general. and about the ability to make money, even at 50 or 55 or $60 per barrel. i do not think anybody is looking at the global outlook and saying, we are going back to 100. they found some ways to make money at $60, the permian basin doing a good job. that may be where we are. david: thank you very much. our houston bureau chief and energy markets editor on the news that iran and iraq not in agreement with the rest of opec ahead of the meeting in the enough. -- in vienna. this is bloomberg to ♪ speed always wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars until someone else scoops your story. switch to comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast busi

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was just something where they were able to do whatever they want it has democrats did not control a ihing and this was just guess what elizabeth warren -- two elites, i think it will backfire. i think when you have the prevention of having the whole interestinggain be -- it will be interesting to see whether you can run the table or if it will be in your long-term benefit to try to buy more support from progresses. host: jeanne, thank you for coming all the way from california to join us. some quick housekeeping notes. decided to go to the sponsor dinner tonight, the shuttles are leaving at six: 15. the french ambassador, a couple more seats left if some of you folks want to join. i will see you on may 16 at the tokyo palace hotel for the ceo council asia. back to jerry. host: thank you very much. thank you, gene. job in theoughest world is to be the quarterback in the super bowl and have to go right out for a press conference afterwards. 2016was gene in the election. that concludes the townsend. i want to thank those on our team who worked so hard to make this a great event. we had just

he had a 50 year career with all tops of -- types of genres of film from feature, political, of time ihe period came to work with them, .rimarily historical document "the johnstown flood," we had a beautiful book written by david mccullough which was the premise of our historical fact. the challenge is, what survives? in this case, no witnesses survived, so that was a difficult challenge for a flood that took place in 1889. there were not diaries for us except -- and the material did not survive either. anything after the flood existed but very little before. then what happens? this is one of the few docudramas i have worked on and how do you show a dam breaking? in that film specifically, there were licenses taken, but we also have a disclaimer saying this is interpretive. it allows us to get away with it and allows us to use reenactment. the initial approach is to try and find what historically exists that we can use. that is where we begin. it is a process of elimination of we need to talk about something visually over something visually. ms. roberts: how do you feel about reenactment

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we are following his recovery eight months after he nearly died ihe brussels. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> we begin with the death of a beloved actress. mother of "the brady bunch" florence henderson. she was 82 years old. >> the show i watched every single day when i came home from school. >> we were all singing the theme song. >> the transition team, the fight is over who will lead the state department and has trump's inner circle bitterly divided. >> some have questions about an tainted by hacking. >> do you think this will lead to the clinton campaign contesting the election? >> we see no signs that the clinton campaign wants this recount to go forward. >> a man died in syria. reportedly the first death of a united states service member in the conflict. >> the mother of two is reunited with her family after she went missing. now police are revealing details about her ordeal as they try to figure out who took her and why. >> a bandit may have thought a service station was an easy retreat by throwing candy. >> you think twinkies wo

i would say general petraeus has been rising ihe mr. trump and those around him in the last couple of days. but this decision is not nearly made and those closest to the decision making process do not have powerful insights as to where trump is ultimately going to land. >> thanks. in our next hour, former defense secretary robert gates in our series "issues that matter." he once called donald trump unqualified to be commander in chief. gates looks at the challenges the new president will face hays on "cbs this morning." hundreds of job losses at a major manufacturer. carrier's parent company planned to close two indiana facilities and move more than 2,000 jobs to mexico. but the air-conditioning giant tweeted last night, quote, we are pleased to have reached a deal with president-elect trump and vp elect pence to keep close to 1,000 jobs in indy. dean reynolds is outside the carrier factory in indianapolis. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. during the campaign, donald trump repdl promise to keep american jobs in america and, for