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james brown, a special correspondent for cbs news, is following this. >> reporter: commissioner rogert a letter to adrian peterson laying out his case for suspending him until next april. part letter was quoted in a press release. it said, "the injury was inflicted on a child who was only four years old. the repetitive use of a switch in this instance is the equivalent of a weapon," and peterson had "shown no remedial remorse for your conduct." goodell think whiched league policy to a six-game suspension for anyone convicted of domestic violence. he spoke about further reforms he pledged to make by the end of this season. >> we will implement new conduct policies. they will have a set of clear and transparent rules for league and club personnel, owners, and players. >> reporter: the players union vowed to appeal on peterson's behalf. nfl p.a. executive director demaurice smith says he is most concerned about the process of the nfl's decision. >> when it chooses to implement or impose arbitrary standards, we are not going to allow the nfl to hide behind their own misconduct. >> reporte

then bootsy and his brother, right out of james brown's band.'t call it nothing else but p funk, now we got pure fink, james brown, motown, jimi hendrix, sly stone, we got all of that in one group. ♪ ♪ >> one of the other things that you created, all the drama with costumes and characters, and of course the spaceship, but people don't know much about the music and culture back then. what were you trying to create and why were you trying to create it? >> i was trying to create what the beatles it had did with sergeant pepper, the who with tommy, what hair was on broadway. i was trying to create a funk opera. they had the concept going, but i wanted to do the same thing with funk music. ♪ ♪ >> you said you used to have a drug habit. now you have a lawyer habit, that your focus is getting back the rights to your songs from the record company so your grandchildren could one day benefit. i think it would surprise a lot of people that george clinton, the legend himself, doesn't own the rights to many of his own songs. how is that possible, and what ar

you know, i just saw the documentary on james brown. >> did you like it?ieved in the music so much. like michael jackson, he wanted everybody in the group to be amazing chbl amazing. i wa i want to be best that i can be. that's what he was. he was authentically him. if you missed it, mr. dynamite. it's a documentary on jangs brown. i here i am giving a pitch for hbo. if you've not seen mr. dynamite, see that. but whatever you do, makes sure that here on pbs that you see christi kristen chenoweth. we could not be more pleased here at pbs to see kristen going home and doing a repertoire of song that's are beautiful. congratulations on the record and special. everything else that you're working. i love you. >> i love you back. >> that's our show. as always. keep the faith. ♪ ♪ ♪ for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley.org. >> join me next time for a conversation with a new cd, a salute to his friend george duke. that's next time, we'll see you then e. dl . . . . . . . . discover how an innovative engineering solution"... is improving the live

i sound like james brown. that's rain. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. the traffic is moving along pretty well into san francisco. if you are driving on the east shore freeway, the traffic between vallejo and pinole is looking good. hello steve. >>> you've got that sexy voice going. >> i can't help it. >> we do have rain out there. at least our front is arriving. although it is weakening considerably. you saw the rain on the golden gate bridge but not at the toll plaza. can we do that? or is that too much to ask? you guys are fantastic. there in lines the forecast. for some it's like what rain? our system is swinging in. of course it's moving away from its apparent low which means its moves away from its energy source. we do have a band going through right now. up to the north bay. not a lot but maybe from clear lake to ukiah and picks up a little bit around healdsburg and santa rosa. and right from mill valley san francisco south and heading toward oakland and berkeley. there is a lot of dry air coming in behind this system. 34 in tahoe. 36 reno. by the

. >> precisely and james brown had a great line. james is a big elvis fan., he said, elvis made it possible for the black man's music to really be heard. >> although elvis obviously planted his roots deepest in memphis, tennessee, across the state and sang out of showbiz heart across this country in las vegas, it was right here in nashville that he made most of his best music. in all, elvis presley recorded 262 records here in music city beginning with the classic you hear in the background, heartbreak hotel. since then, he had sold over a million records and continues to be a best seller. >> radio stations who were you know, in charge at that time. they immediately switched their formats. >> every trying his hands in october 1954 at the grand ole opry. elvis becomes the country's first taylor swift, crossing over and changing the world. >> the music went from frank sinatra to elvis presley. ♪ >> elvis presley was danger and he was passion and he was sex. and he was controverscontrovers. >> elvis gets rich when the koernl sells his sun record deal to rca for

. >> james brown had a great line. a great elvis fan. man, elvis made it possible for black hands music to cross. host: although elvis plan to the roots in the state and saying out of show business later in his career across the country in las vegas, in nashville him a most of his best music. 262 records here in music city beginning with that classic you here in background heartbreak hotel. he has sold over a billion records and he continues to be a bestseller. >> the radio stations were in charge at that time. they immediately switched their format. host: at are trying his hand in 1954 at the ground old opry he becomes country's first tennis with crossing over and changing the world. >> the changes overnight, from frank sinatra to elvis presley. >> elvis presley was danger, and he was passion and he was set and he was controversy and he broke all these barriers. >> looking up with super manager, elvis gets rich when the kernel cells the record deal to rca for 40 grand. with his first $5000 advance, elvis buys a pink cadillac for his mot

dan thorn is shaking things up at wvns in west virginia putting on sunglasses and lip syncing to james browning along with t.i. stealing his co-anchor's ipad to use as a prop. when waiting to go on air, he's one anchor you can't anchor down. but it's his co-anchor's not so amused attitude that helped make the outfakes go viral. no matter how goofy his face miming to taylor swift she ignores dan thorne as if she's a thorne in his side. >> i was just trying to connect to my viewers and say hey, i'm not a stiff. >> you're not prooefed at him, are you? >> no, not at all. that's just who dan is. he's just a funny guy like that. by his third video, dan was roaming around the video. for more than a year now, dan and sarah have been co-anchors. and they both say they are very close. >> we do like each other and getting along isn't work. >> reporter: but sarah draws the line and dancing during commercial breaks. >> come on, dance a little bit. >> i can't dance on camera. >> future employers might see that and not take mecirously. >> reporter: what does dan say to those who call it unprofessional? >>

dan thorn is shaking things up in west virginia, putting on sun glasses and lipsyncing to james brownith pi's where they at, though. stealing his co-anchor's ipad to use as a prop. during commercials waiting to go on air, dan is one anchor that you can't anchor. but it's his co-anchor's attitude that made the video go viral. no matter how goofy his face, sarah ignores dan thorn as if he's a thorn in her side. >> i was just trying to connect with my viewers and say i'm not a stiff. >> you're not peeved at him, are you? >> not at all. that's just who dan is. he's a funny guy like that. >> reporter: by his third video, dan was roaming around the studio. for more than a year now, dan and sarah have been co-anchors, and they both say they are very close. >> we do like each other, and getting along isn't work. >> reporter: but sarah draws the line of dancing during commercial breaks. >> dance a little bit. >> i can't dance on camera. future employers might be looking at that and not taking me seriously. >> reporter: though we did detect her bopping her head ever so slightly and even laughed

dan thorn is shaking things up at wvns in west virginia putting on sunglasses and lip syncing to james browng along with t.i.'s "where they at." stealing his co-anchor's ipad to use as a prop. doing commercials or waiting the go on air, dan is one anchor you can't anchor down. it's his co-anchor's not so amused attitude to help make the facebook page go viral no matter how goofy his face, miming to taylor swift, sarah ignores dan thorn as if he's a thorn in her side. >> i was just trying to connect with my viewers and say, hey, i'm not a stiff. >> you're not pieved at him, are you? >> no, not at all. that's just who dan is. he's a funny guy like that. >> reporter: by his third video, dan was roaming around the studio. for more than a year now dan and sarah have been co-anchors, and they both say they are very close. >> we do like each other. getting along isn't work. >> reporter: sarah draws the line at dancing during commercial breaks. >> come on, dance a little bit. >> i can't dance on camera. >> future employers might be looking at that and not taking me seriously. >> reporter: we did det

police arrest 24-year-old james brown in the detroit suburb of sterling heights.l months on charges of arson and mutilation of a dead body. in november 2012 he's formally charged with four counts of first-degree murder. brown pleads not guilty and is currently awaiting trial. the case in detroit and a similar string of online escort murders in long island have reignited a national debate about the role of ad-based websites like backpage and redbook in facilitating the business of human trafficking. >> regardless of the disclaimers, regardless of the legalese that these sites hide behind, the reality is the resultant behavior is illegal. >> while many men view the smiling women in online sex ads as independent contractors selling their wares, bridgette carr says americans need to wake up and face reality. >> what do you see when you see a young teenager advertising online? >> i see what really happens in the background, which is the abuse, the exploitation, the violence. we unfortunately in america have a conversation around the pimping culture as if it's glamorous

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joining me right now, the daughter of the late iconic entertainer james brown and herself a victim ofrites in part about it in her book cold sweat. she writes about her relationship with her dad and then her dad's experience as someone that you and the other kids witnessed -- >> yes. >> beating on our own mom. and then you ended up in a relationship, too, that was very disturbing. >> right. >> but let's talk about what we're seeing and hearing. now people are trying to evaluate the janay rice interview. >> uh-huh. >> the interview took place before the arbitration, you know, decision was made. but when we see her response, where she talks about how she was angry at ray immediately following him hitting her, but she said very quickly, but, you know, while i was done with his thoughts at that moment, i knew i still wasn't going to leave. >> right. >> help people understand what it is to be in a relationship that may be tumultuous like that why it is some stay, some leave. how did you evaluate -- what did you see and interpret in that interview? >> you know, at different stages in the cy

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so you can. >> james: gov. jerry brownnor brown is returned to sacramento for a record for term his 76 years of his distaste saw the serving governor he will be 80 when his fourth term ends. voters in berkeley have become the first in the country to pass a tax on sodas. the ballot measure needed 50 + one to pass and it won by a wide majority. >> james: robison j. is one to raise the man always buy $15 by the year 2018. -- proposition j >> reporter: the camera is rocking and rolling what you will really notice is how chile is when you step outside. this weekend temperatures our exit dropping to the upper '30's we do have some high clo mild weather in san francisco 57 leaving the house in daly city. the sec a look at whatever is are going to be this afternoon. we will see it of you '80s today. all >> reporter: this pattern will carry us into the weekend. will see plenty of '80s the out of the area. temperatures will drop a bit. there is not much moisture out there will keep our eyes on the system. if you're heading to the sa

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the head of the players union told our james brown in september they would not shy away. >> the unionas the obligation to defend the rights of its members: on friday he said it's fair and he called for a neutral ash trader in all future cases. that would curtail roger goodell's power to decide cases by himself, a move the commissioner seemed to be willing to consider when he announced in september a comprehensive review of nfl policies. >> they should also continue the current schl for deterring violation including my role in the process. there will be changes to our personal conduct policy. i know this because we will make it happen. nothing is off the table. >> goodell pledged that review would be completed by the super bowl, which is feptbruary 1st. ray rice said, quote, i made an inecusable mistake and will accept full sfonlt for my actions. i will continue working hard to improve myself and be the best husband, father and friend and give back to the community to help others learn from my mistakes. >>> for more on this we're joined by geoff foster sports editor for "the wall stree

james brown. we had our day. and then hip-hop came along. those are like our kids.k is the dna for hip-hop. >> so 40 r & b singles. you were inducted into rock 'n' roll hall of fame in 1987. is there a particular song or album you look back at after all these are years and go, man, i was really onto something there. i was bending it hard there. >> since i've been on this book tour, i had to focus on that a lot. as i think about it more, it's got to be mothership connection. the mothership is in the smithsonian in the african-american wing of the smithsonian come this next year so that led to hip-hoppers wanted to sample a piece of it. it has to be mothership even though i like a lot of the songs at different times. mothership probably is the one. >> you enjoying your book tour? >> i'm having a ball. this is like a hit record. we got five songs in the book. if you take your phone -- >> i don't believe you. >> yes. take a picture of this cover. you download the app and when you do, five songs, videos. >> that's amazing. >> new technology. >> that's something. >> georg

i don't know how often james brown is quoted in here. he's saying i don't want nobody to give me nothing. open up the door, i'll get it myself. and that's effectively what the movement here is about. it's about saying give us some avenue. let us come in. it's an ncaa violation to come in and ask for money right now, as an example. you get permanently banned. >> the gentleman's time has expired. i want to commend him. the gentleman from connecticut, for getting some bragging without mentioning the basketball word. >> certainly appreciate all of you being here today. i wanted to go to mr. livingston first and ask a few questions. mr. livingston, the nlrb regional director's decision in northwestern applies solely to private universities because state universities as state government, because state universities as state government entities are exclude from nlra coverage. that applies tonal a portion of universities in each conference and division. however, state law applies to state public colleges. >> there are a variety of differences. th

i don't know how often james brown is quoted in here. he's saying i don't want nobody to give me nothing. open up the door, i'll get it myself. and that's effectively what the movement here is about. it's about saying give us some avenue. let us come in. it's an ncaa violation to come in and ask for money right now, as an example. you get permanently banned. >> the gentleman's time has expired. i want to commend him. the gentleman from connecticut, for getting some bragging without mentioning the basketball word. >> certainly appreciate all of you being here today. i wanted to go to mr. livingston first and ask a few questions. mr. livingston, the nlrb regional director's decision in northwestern applies solely to private universities because state universities as state government, because state universities as state government entities are exclude from nlra coverage. that applies tonal a portion of universities in each conference and division. however, state law applies to state public colleges. >> there are a variety of differences. th

cases go for grand jury because on the law officers shooting of a black or brown man normally comes out with no indictment. >> jameslans or on the brown family to get justice >>mark: they're having hill centers to have protesters respond peacefully to the michael brown case. >> james: this talk about the weather here around the country the snow falling in maryland their lives from rain several inches of snow and rain in the middle the travel periods and give it is just around the corner this final from ear to we can expect nationally and locally shh >> erica: 19 made americans are expected by winter storm warnings. it stars the florida and stretches all way up to maine this cold front is actually not that cold to to for the north are above the freezing mark. the rain to the southeast side will close to new york city and philadelphia that is where it tried to see the rain and snow makes one of the bigger concerns is the rate at which the snowfall and when this is said and done and to see anywhere between eight and 12 in. of snow will was read sister will taper off as the answer early thanksgiving here in the bay are

brown. ferguson mayor james knowles. >> we have to plan for several more days or if not more of -- of unrest and -- and -- but then we have to work on the healing. >> reporter: healing on a national day of thanks over a warm meal with a stranger with the stroke of a paint brush. kris van cleave, cbs news, ferguson, missouri. >> two people were arrested in ferguson last night. in los angeles at least 130 were arrested. >>> it seems as though one hot toy is gone because tablets and smartphones are taking top spots on the wish list for kids. toy sales last year slipped by 1% but there does seem to be a trend this year. action figures from movies, characters from "frozen" are the big hits. but so are the good old stand byes like transformer, teenage mutant ninja turtles and other things. >> it's not taking away from the well balanced toy box that kids should have. >> crafts and jewelry are big this year for girls. and for boys, it's the classic legos. >>> many chain stores are trying to jump-start the christmas shopping season by offering thanksgiving-only discounts averaging 24%. and indication

>> in the word of james brown, if it ain't broke, don't fix it., disciplined young people, and i think that po put up on the same level is really deteriorating that whole aspect of respect and response, parental responsibility. >> we see this in schools, though. as a school counselor, there were teachers we just called bill. >> i don't see that. most teachers don't allow that to happen. and me as a parent, i'm against that. i don't think anybody should allow that. because if you're allowing a young kid to call you by your first name, when they become a teenager, you're giving them a lot more power. >> absolutely. >> you'll have problems with your teenager later on, power struggles. >> does it come down to a name? >> definitely. >> i think the problem is not just getting caught up with the first name or not but the manners-minded society we want to be starts at home. i've seen this as a business owner. you have to teach them how to write a proper e-mail, because they go, hey, lily, about what thing you asked me about. that comes from home. we are e

michael brown, then no one would have been out on the streets in ferguson. >> you make a good point. they spoke about their mission this evening being about the presentation of life. and jamest me bring it to you because the statement from the brown family after this, they said, "we are profoundly disappointed that the killer of our child will not face the consequences of his actions." then they called for calm. how important will they be as leaders to those in the community and throughout the country who are looking for people to guide the way, to shine the light, to guide the way? because they've gone through such heartache and this only compounds that. >> like sybrina fulton before them the tragedy of the loss of their child, the consequences thrust them into the public sphere in ways they probably didn't anticipate. but they can model the kind of grace and patience they want people to follow in these proceedings. but i think they also understand the unrest and frustration and how it's rooted in the practices of this police force and this community over a long arc of time. we're seeing a lot of responses now. i'm struck by the differences between committeewoman bynes and

. >> protesters have been marching the streets of ferguson since brown's death. james divide in ferguson. he said, quote, there are racial dwoids in this country. there are divides between men and women. i took the stand that i felt somebody was attacking what i knew to be a good community who embraced diversity who loved our neighborhood. the district attorney says he expects a decision by the end of this month. i am joined by benjamin crump. the governor calling for state of emergency, getting national guard involved. what is this doing to the emotions of the people of ferguson and do you think it is the right thing to do? >> emotions are running high. i think as michael brown's parents have said over and over again that citizens of ferguson are good people. they have a right to express their first amendment constitutional rights. they will do it in a peaceful krublthive way and want people to come out of town to help join them and follow their example because we as americans should expect the best not only from our citizens but also from our police officers. the gov

that's whether he's becoming the james brown of the republican party which i mean staying loud and talkinge head of the rga, new jersey's governor his disapprovals have always been higher than most of the other presidential wannabes perhaps. >> stay with me. >> the james brown reference. >> the hardest working man in the election business craig melvin there. he's all over the place but that and craig stay with me. is it because chris christie yells at people so much or is it something else? >> i think that's a part of his charm and part of the reason why he will never be president if we can put aside the bridgegate. we had a governor who told a constituent last week to sit down and shut up a. man whoened to know what went on with his sandy recovery money. >> that may rile up a the base voter. that's really not very presidential. i think he jumped the shark want to. >> not only is that presidential, here's a guy, he's done it a number of times. he sees the tv cameras. he knows it's going to wear news. he wears it like a bad moniker. this is something he takes great pleasure in. so you got t

. >> reporter: 12-year-old james williams says michael brown's killing by a police officer has changed he thinks about police. >> i have seen what happened to mike brown. i really don't talk to the police. because he did -- the police just shot him for no reason. and i felt like that is unfair. >> reporter: williams says when he gets home tonight, he'll have something to tell his parents. >> i'll tell my parents that i protested for mike brown, and served justice. >> reporter: in the district, mark segraves, news4. >>> our team coverage continues with prince george's county reporter darcy spencer. she has been in college park today, where university of maryland students voiced their concerns about what's happening in ferguson. darcy? >> reporter: well, doreen, first we spoke to the state's attorney here, and she tells me if this case had been brought to a grand jury here in prince george's county, she is confident there would have been an indictment. >> i am proud to say that prince george's county is not ferguson, missouri. >> reporter: attorney angela alsobruk says she is confident a

james harrison had seven tackles and a couple of sacks tonight. antonio brownore, one of them for a touchdown. so game balls to all three of them and two of them roethlisberger and harrison are about to speak with michele tafo tafoya. >> well, ben roethlisberger a new nfl record, 12 touchdown passes over a two-game span. man, things are clicking. what is clicking for you right now? >> you know what, we took advantage of turnovers that our defense gave us. we were slow starting obviously but made plays down the stretch. i'm still disappointed about the ones we didn't make. >> six touchdown passes to five different targets. how would you describe the way the chemistry is build across this offense? >> you've got to give guys credit for putting the work in, the extra work. when guys are all making plays, that last one was extra special because matt spaeth just did a great play. i was so happy for him to score there. >> you know, we saw you take three sacks on consecutive plays. at one point your jaw was killing you. you know, how intense was it out there tonight? >

brown. let's go michele. >> michele: james harrison told me, al, that after he retired in september, he thought. then came the calls from tomlin and ike taylor and brett keisel and troy polamalu, so he had to clear it with his two young sons. at first they said no, dad, but when they heard it was pittsburgh rather than going back to cincinnati, they gave their dad an enthusiastic yes, dad. >> al: that came right after the carolina game, a sunday night game where they lost jarvis jones, they lost shazier, so they were strapped for linebackers. third and one, this is blount going nowhere. >> cris: that was mosley, right? >> al: a time-out is taken here, or is it. we're going to the two-minute warning before time-out can be taken, i think. >> referee: this is the two-minute warning. >> al: so you have 1:59 remaining in pittsburgh where the steelers are up 36-23. ♪ oh, oh, waiting all day for sunday night ♪ the volkswagen postgame report. michele on the field with the stars of the game, bob, tony and mike breaking it down and a look ahead to the bears and packers matchup next sunday night from lamb

brown's parents at the top of the hour. and joining me now patricia bynes sand paul could you han and james wilson, the attorney for michael brown's friend, dorian johnson, who was with michael brown the day he was killed ab also testified before the grand jury. patric patricia, let me start with you and start first with this news about possible arson, that it could have been an arsonist who burned down the church that michael brown's father is affiliated with. is this something that shocked you? >> no, not at all. after being down here on the ground. what has happened with the protest attracted people with their own agendas. and i mean from the people that are here, this is to be expected. there are a lot of people who are here and have come from out of town to use this as an opportunity to be destructive. so that is not surprising to me at all. and i believe authorities are -- have been aware of that as well. >> and obviously at this point we don't know who might have been responsible, if it was arson. but james, let me ask you, what about the other breaking news that we just heard the mayor of ferguson say, that darren w

the lori jane gliha sat with james noels and asked about the michael brown shooting and racial tensions. >> reporter: knowing that the grand jury will do something soon, what do you hope it does? >> i don't care one way or the other what the outcome is as long as it's a legal and fair out come. no matter what happens the city will work to move forward. >> what's been the hardest part for you? >> the hardest part is seeing the community that i grew up in, the community that i loved and committed to serving, and i've been on the counsel for years, to see it broiled with racial tension and uproar. never seen any kind of racial frustrations or stride, never seen this outcry or any outcry. we are a communicated that bucked the friend. >> some may look at that going how can you be the mayor of ferg wr and surprised that this exists, or that people are this upset or feeling this way when you have lived here your whole life? >> well, i think - let's be clear too. ferguson is a community of 22,000 people. it's a metro region of 2,000 people. we were a mile and a half from the city of st louis, w

james harrison had seven tackles and a couple of sacks tonight. antonio brown, who leads the league in receptions with 71 caught 11 more, one of them for a touchdown. so game balls to all three of them and two of them roethlisberger and harrison are about to speak with michele tafo tafoya. >> well, ben roethlisberger a new nfl record, 12 touchdown passes over a two-game span. man, things are clicking. what is clicking for you right now? >> you know what, we took advantage of turnovers that our defense gave us. we were slow starting obviously but made plays down the stretch. i'm still disappointed about the ones we didn't make. >> six touchdown passes to five different targets. how would you describe the way the chemistry is build across this offense? >> you've got to give guys credit for putting the work in, the extra work. when guys are all making plays, that last one was extra special because matt spaeth just did a great play. i was so happy for him to score there. >> you know, we saw you take three sacks on consecutive plays. at one point your jaw was killin

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james. that put the nittany lions up maryland's wes brown makes them pay. so maryland goes up one.inute, penn state is up three. maryland wins on the field goal, 20-19. penn state with four straight loss for the first time in 11 years. maryland's first win ever at beaver stadium. and here's their coach about that pregame handshake diss. >> that's not the way we want our kids to be before the game. i apologize. >> you know what? let the rivalry begin. >> the rivalry is on. temple pulling off their first upset over a ranked team in 16 years. the owls partying like it's 1998. let's go to the link. they're hosting east carolina. and allen fumbles here, so tavon young returns it 63 yards. temple would win the game with only 135 yards on offense. in fact, east carolina had 428 yards. but the pirates with five fumbles. kenny harper, touchdown for the owls. and temple wins 20-10. congratulations to the owls. big win. how about villanova? quarterback john robertson leading them into action against richmond. third quarter, tied at 3-3. robertson with a lincoln column. that is a five-yard tou

philly native and former 'nova star kyle lowery to rosen and brett brown rips the team saying they got man handled. in the fourth jameshey get blown out 120-88 they're 0-7 worst start in 42 years. >> another flyers defenseman hurt this time luke schen with a left shoulder injury he wentz flying into the boards. lilingtsly hit from nathan mc kinon. the flyers were not happy with the hit. it was not done intentional. mc kinon and sc. he n are friends and they it h dinner before the game. >> he's not a dirty player. he didn't mean to do that. same time it's your brother and it's a tough play. he's going after the puck full speed running to the end wall it's fired up at that time. so see your brother go down like that. >> flyers practicing in atlantic city today boardwalk hall. hours earlier bernard hopkins was fighting. this is first time flyers have been down in ac in 32 years. former home of the boardwalk bullryes minor league team down there for a few years some years ago. >> now they have to get healthy. >> healthy. >> they're playing well and winning. >> jeff, thank you. >> much more to come in the next half hour of