we've seen james starks and even the rookie john crockett in his first nfl game. i spoke to officials down on the packers sideline and they told me it is not injury related. jim: not happy with his play. second and 6. starks. faked like he was going inside, goes outside and out of bounds and that's near another first. and it is a first down. phil: good job by starks getting some extra yards. going back to eddie lacy. we talked to the coaches last night. everybody, aaron rodgers, they mentioned everybody on the offense and the one name we didn't hear -- eddie lacy. practice. we tried to find out. whatever it is -- preparation. maybe they didn't like it. they gave him a chance here tonight. it didn't work and he's watching from the sidelines. jim: 4:40 to go. new set of downs.

we've seen james starks and even the rookie john crockett in his first nfl game. i spoke to officials down on the packers sideline and they told me it is not injury related. it is a coach's decision, jim. jim: not happy with his play. second and 6. starks. faked like he was going inside, goes outside and out of bounds and that's near another first. and it is a first down. phil: good job by starks getting some extra yards. going back to eddie lacy. we talked to the coaches last night. everybody, aaron rodgers, they mentioned everybody on the offense and the one name we didn't hear -- eddie lacy. so something went on during practice. we tried to find out. whatever it is -- preparation. maybe they didn't like it. they gave him a chance here tonight. it didn't work and he's watching from the sidelines. jim: 4:40 to go. new set of downs. and a pre-snap penalty called. referee: false start, number 67 offense. five-yard penalty. remains first down. jim: first and 15. that's rodgers. all the way to the 27. phil: rodgers is having a good night. these are the type of passes

cowboys it's 14 to 7 in the 4th -- and that's when the ground game took over for green bay -- james starks -- shoots up the middle -- and runs in from 30 yards out -- 21 to 7 packers then later in the quarter -- eddie lacy -- rumbling -- bumbling -- and dragging defenders down to the one lacy rushed d for 124 yards and a score -- starks added 71 more yards -- packers stand alone atop the n-f-c north -- 28 to 7 e final. jay cutler and the bears hosting the redskinswashington jumped out to a 14 point lead - - but smokin' jay would lead chicago back -- he hits alshon jeffery in the endzone to cut it to 7 -- jeffery had 107 yards reciving -- cutler threw for 2 scores but it wasn't enough -- robbie gould misses another field goal late -- and the bears loose another close hottest teamamin the a-f-c -- the kansas city chiefs -- a win over the chargers would be their 7th straightno score in the 2nd -- alex smith to albert wilson -- he gone -- 44 yards on the score k-c goes up 7 nothingand their defense came big -- two seconds to play -- chargers needed a touchdown to send it to overtime -- but the

james stark. 30 yard touchdown run. packers take it 28 to 7 and nfc seeingt still not pretty but eagles still tied atonight division for redskins and washington visits in two weeks and ghints miami tomorrow nigh night. brandon if i told you beginning of this season 6-7 after week 14 would lead division what would you have thought. >> blowing smoke. that is not our goal our goal to win as many as we can. esnn sal pal teeno has insight. after owner in the locker room toll the team to play answerin answeringy. as he was coming out of coach's office talking to chip kelly jeffery lurie grabbed me and said did you see the tee shirts i gave the tem 53 angry men i think we have something going there. in the locker room after the game i talked to jason kelce starting center leader on offense he's what i call chip kelly avatar whatever he's thinking jason kelce will say publicly i asked jason how is all of this anger manifesting itself on the field he said when things go wrong now we used to be apart and now we're together as one

james starks got the ball to the 20. though, by benson mayowa who recovers it for oakland with 90 seconds left in the half. off that turnover oakland finally gets into the end zone. carr will find amari cooper who had a monster game. the raiders down 14-13 despite those mistakes it's a close game. 2nd half now 17-13, but then carr up top. guess who? amari cooper, 26-yard score and raiders lead 20-17 for the first time, but it was short lived. just three plays later rodgers to the former raider james jones 30-yard touchdown. green bay retakes the lead 24- 20. oakland's offense did not score the rest of the game. the packers won 30-20 to clinch a playoff spot while the raiders are eliminated. >> you feel like the team -- [ couldn't hear question ] >> yeah. it could have been, but would have, could have, should have. you know how that goes, but the team has gotten better. the team i think is under great leadership under the direction of jack del rio and this team will be a team to look out for, trust me. >>> it was a rare w

we've seen james starks and even the rookie john crockett in his first nfl game. i spoke to officials down on the packers sideline and they told me it is not injury related. it is a coach's decision, jim. jim: not happy with his play. second and 6. starks. faked like he was going inside, and that's near another first. and it is a first down. phil: good job by starks getting some extra yards. going back to eddie lacy. we talked to the coaches last night. everybody, aaron rodgers, they mentioned everybody on the offense and the one name we didn't hear -- eddie lacy. so something went on during practice. we tried to find out. whatever it is -- preparation. maybe they didn't like it. they gave him a chance here tonight. it didn't work and he's watching from the sidelines. jim: 4:40 to go. new set of downs. and a pre-snap penalty called. referee: false start, number 67 offense. remains first down. jim: first and 15. that's rodgers. all the way to the 27. phil: rodgers is having a good night. these are the type of passes, over the middle. it's a blitz. good job by the o

we've seen james starks and even the rookie john crockett in his first nfl game. i spoke to officials down on the packers sideline and they told me it is not injury related. it is a coach's decision, jim. jim: not happy with his play. second and 6. starks. faked like he was going inside, goes outside and out of bounds and that's near another first. and it is a first down. phil: good job by starks getting some extra yards. going back to eddie lacy. we talked to the coaches last night. everybody, aaron rodgers, they offense and the one name we didn't hear -- eddie lacy. so something went on during practice. we tried to find out. whatever it is -- preparation. maybe they didn't like it. they gave him a chance here tonight. it didn't work and he's watching from the sidelines. jim: 4:40 to go. new set of downs. and a pre-snap penalty called. referee: false start, number 67 offense. five-yard penalty. jim: first and 15. that's rodgers. all the way to the 27. phil: rodgers is having a good night. these are the type of passes, over the middle. it's a blitz. good job by th

we've seen james starks and even the rookie john crockett in his first nfl game. i spoke to officials down on the packers sideline and they told me it is not injury related. it is a coach's decision, jim. jim: not happy with his play. second and 6. starks. faked like he was going inside, goes outside and out of bounds and that's near another first. and it is a first down. phil: good job by starks getting some extra yards. going back to eddie lacy. we talked to the coaches last night. everybody, aaron rodgers, they mentioned everybody on the offense and the one name we didn't hear -- eddie lacy. so something went on during practice. we tried to find out. whatever it is -- preparation. maybe they didn't like it. they gave him a chance here tonight. it didn't work and he's watching from the sidelines. jim: 4:40 to go. new set of downs. and a pre-snap penalty called. referee: false start, number 67 offense. five-yard penalty. remains first down. jim: first and 15. that's rodgers. all the way to the 27. phil: rodgers is having a good night. these are the type of passes

we've seen james starks and e en the rookie j jn crockett in his first nfl game. i spoke to officials down on the packers sideline and they told me it is not injury related. it is a coach's decision, jim. jim: not happy with his play. second and 6. starks. faked like he was going inside, goes outside and out of bovnds and that's nearnother first. and it is a first down. phil: good job by starks getting some extra yards. we talked to the coaches last night. everybody, aaron rodgers, they mentioned everybody on the offense and the one name we didn't hear -- eddie)lacy. so something went on during practiti. we tried to find out.. whatever it is -- preparation. maybe they didn't like it. they gave him a chance here tonight. it didn't work and he's watching from the sidelines. jim: 4:400o go. new set of downs. and a pre-snap penalty called. referee: false start, number 67 remains first down. jim: first and 15. that's rodgers. all the way to the 27. phil: rodgers is having a good night. these are the type of passes, over the middle. it's a blitz. good job by the offensi

we've seen james starks and even the rookie john crockett in his first nfl game. i spoke to officials down on the packers sideline and they told me it is not injury related. it is a coach's decision, jim. jim: not happy with his play. second and 6. starks. faked like he was going inside, goes outside and out of bounds and that's near another first. and it is a first down. phil: good job by starks getting some extra yards. going back to eddie lacy. we talked to the coaches last everybody, aaron rodgers, they mentioned everybody on the offense and the one name we didn't hear -- eddie lacy. practice. we tried to find out. whatever it is -- preparation. maybe they didn't like it. tonight. it didn't work and he's watching from the sidelines. jim: 4:40 to go. new set of downs. and a pre-snap penalty called. referee: false start, number 67 offense. remains first down. jim: first and 15. that's rodgers. all the way to the 27. phil: rodgers is having a good night. these are the type of passes, over the middle. it's a blitz. good job by the offensive line. beat up, three re

14 nothingit's 14 to 7 in the 4th -- and that's when the ground game took over for green bay -- james starks -- shoots up the middle -- and runs in from 30 yards out -- 21 to 7 packersthen later in the quarter -- eddie lacy -- rumbling -- bumbling -- and dragging defenders down to the one lacy rushed for 124 yards and a score -- starks added 71 more yards and another touchdown on the ground -- packers get the win and stand alone at the top of the n-f-c "the decision was made because i feel as the leader of this football team i have to make sure i maximize all the opportunities and resources to give our team a chance to win -- so personally it didn't feel very good -- it didn't feel good at all. but professionaly it was what i felt like i needed to do." jay cutler and the bears hosting the redskinswashington jumped out to a 14 point lead - - but smokin' jay would lead chicago back -- cuddy hits alshon jeffery in the endzone and the lead is down to 7it's back up to 14 in the 3rd -- cutler to zach miller -- gotta be the name -- the 9 yard pitch and catch makes it 21 - 14 and matt forte would ch

cowboys it's 14 to 7 in the 4th -- and that's when the ground game took over for green bay -- james starks -- shoots up the middle- and runs in from yards out -- 21 to 7 packers then later in the quarter -- eddie lacy -- rumbling -- bumbling -- and dragging defenders down to the one lacy rushed for 124 yards and a score -- starks added 71 more yards -- packers stand alone atop the n-f-c north -- 28 to 7 the final.jay cutler and the bears hosting the redskinswashington jumped out to a 14 point lead -- but smokin' jay would lead chicago back -- he hits alshon jeffery in the endzone to cut it to 7 -- jeffery had 107 yards reciving -- cutler threw for 2 robbie gould misses another field goal late -- and the bears loose another close one -- 24 to 21 hottesteam in the a-f-c -- the kansas city chiefs -- a win over the chargers would be their 7th straightno score in the 2nd -- alex smith to albert wilson -- he gone -- 44 yards on the score k-c goesup 7 nototngand their defense came big -- two seconds to play -- chargers needed a touchdown to send it to overtime -- but the pass is incomplete -- chi

packers on the attack in the second quarter - swinging it over to james starks - 13 yard touchdown and a lambeau leap to boot. to the third - green bay up 14-nothing - dallas hands it off to robert turbin for the score - cowboys within a touchdown. but the packers hold - starks up the zone late in the 4th to ice the game. packers move to 9-4, topping dallas 28-7. the bears, 5-7 - at home against the redskins, who are also 5-7. chicago down two touchdowns - but zach miller brings them a little closer - bears down 21-14. then, just two minutes later - after an interception - matt forte runs in from 12 yards out - we're tied up at soldier field. washington gets a field goal - robbie gould with a chance to tie - but he misses for the 6th time this year - that ties a career high. bears fall, 24-21. the chiefs, winners of 6 straight, hosting san diego. scoreless game in the second quarter - kansas city setting up to run the two-minute drill - but they get a quick one - albert wilson - 44 yards - that caps a 9-play, 96 yard drive - chiefs up 10-0 at the half. the chargers drive deep into chie

james: green bay with some breathing room. bill: only up by seven. jail starksts green bay up 21 will have 7, less than five minutes to go in the game. james: back to ian eagle, dan fouts and evan washburn. ian: all right, j.b., coach cowher. we appreciate it. green bay at 8-4, half game lead over minnesota in the n.f.c. north. denver is down to one time-out. we're down to 2:48 to play and it's a third and long for the raiders. working out of the gun. it's a handoff, murray and it fooled no one. antonio smith throws him down for a loss of four. and denver has called its final time-out. tonight on cbs, "60 minutes" goes behind the scenes of the making of the new "star wars" movie, followed by winter finales of "madam secretary" and "the good wife," then a new "csi: cyber," only cbs. dan: and now the problem of the long snap by jon condo. more strezz put on the right shoulder of condo. the snap travels back about 15 yards. ian: that's why we have this three-point differential, because condo wasn't available to snap it on an extra point. they went for two, didn't g

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reviewers have pointed out, pioneer girl contains stark scenes on of domestic abuse, and a man who lit himself on fire after being drunk on whiskey. >> jamesswanson compares the assassinations of presidents abraham lincoln and john f. kennedy, highlighting similarities and differences between both tragedies. and the 1965 "meet the press" with daniel p. moynahan, who authored a report on the causes of black poverty in the united states. >> i believe what president johnson said in his speech. you cannot keep a man in chains and take the chains off him and say, okay, you're free to run the race of life with everybody else people have to be given the opportunity to compete with effective resources. and i believe that we should make a special effort. >> and sunday night at 9:30, a visit to pershing park in washington, d.c. to hear about proposed designs for a new national world war i memorial for its upcoming 100th anniversary. go to c-span.org. hillary clinton is in portsmouth, new hampshire today for a town hall meeting focused on the economy. scheduled to start at 1:00 p.m. eastern. you can watch it live on c-span and we'll take your phone c

pioneer girl indeed contains stark scenes of domestic abuse, love triangles gone awry and a man who lit himself on fire. >> and then saturday at 6:00, author and historian jamess the assassinations of presidents abraham lincoln and john f. kennedy highlighting the similarities and differences. and at 10:00, the 1965 nbc's "meet the press" interview with daniel p. moynihan who authored a report on the cause of black poverty in the united states. >> i believe you cannot the take the chains off and say suddenly you're okay to run the race with anybody else. people have to be given resources and i believe we should make a special effort. >> and sunday night at 9:30, a visit to pershing park to hear about proposed designs for a new national world war 1 memorial public cspan.org. >>> colin woodard spoke earlier this year about the history of regionalism and culture war it believes blue states and red states is a myth. this is 1:15. >>> it is my special honor to introduce our speaker who is an award winning journal and author, a book that has been described as a history of north america that explodes the red state blue state myth and explains away partisanship with

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