. >> derek jeter moment, too. >> derek jeter., right. >> derek jeter. [ laughter ] >> one of the things that i know about joe is he's a family man. he traveled back and forth on amtrak when he had the death of his wife. i think he realizes that these grandchildren really need him, and as you could see during the funeral, all he could do was keep touching them and sort of keep figuring out how he can hug them, and i think that he realizes that the growth of his grandchildren are more important than the possibility of a race that he may not win. >> the mummers aimed for diversity at their parade this year, and instead got a lot of controversy. organizers were more inclusive to minority groups this time around, but their efforts backfired when the actions of a few gave the 2016 edition of the parade a black eye. a mummer shouted gay slurs and held up an offensive sign along the parade route. he was a member of finnegans, which put on a routine parodying caitlyn jenner as transgender. mayor kenney, who is a mummer himself, opined, "m

the historic play, running back bob jeter's 81-yard run in the third quarter. don shipanik had a great view...from his, uh, seat. "40:32 i was standing there looking at the field and there was jeter running for the touchdown." " 41:40 john lucera... gary growinkle... where are you in this? i'm way back there! " for the 4 p-m kickoff, don and i sat back... watching what would unfold... " 52:28 if they pull this off, what would it mean to you to no longer be on the team that won the last rose bowl? well, it would be good not to have to say it! " ...his family pulled out that 1958 helmet... " 56:00 see this mark right there? when i look at that one, i think to myself 'glad i had my helmet on'. " and of course... 11 seconds into the game. " 53:10 they'd better catch him, they'd better catch him... " the start of a lopsided loss for later, that day in 1959... is marked forever for don shipanik. " 43:34 a great experience, something that very very very few people have the opportunity to go through but it was the greatest thrill of my life, to play in the rose bowl. "

. >>> jeter was not a white woman. richard loving all agreed was a white man. so virginia state law not only rendered their 1958 marriage illegal but also required a penalty of at least a year in prison for it. circuit court judge leon f.zeal chose to suspend their prison sentences if they agreed to leave the state. after a few years of exile, loving sought existence to return home to virginia. today our speaker will be focusing on the suit mr. and mrs. loving brought against the commonwealth, a case that eventually made its way to the u.s. supreme court. the lovings challenged the conceit that the state could tell two people that simply because they did not share the same racial identity, they could not marry. and if they married, that they should be in prison for doing so. this talk will explore their tangled biographies on the way to a break through supreme court ruling in 1967. the ruling has echoes heard very clearly in the politics and pru dense of today. peter has taught at virginia tech for more than 30 years. before that he taught in new york, canada,

the historic play, running back bob jeter's 81-yard run in the third quarter. don shipanik had a great view...from his, uh, seat. "40:32 i was standing there looking at the field and there was jeter running for the " 41:40 john lucera... gary growinkle... where are you in this? i'm way back there! " for the 4 p-m kickoff, don and i sat back... watching what would unfold... " 52:28 if they pull this off, what would it mean to you to no longer be on the team that won the last rose bowl? well, it would be good not to have to say it! " ...his family pulled out that 1958 helmet... " 56:00 see this mark right there? when i look at that one, i think to myself 'glad i had my helmet on'. " and of course... 11 seconds into the game. " 53:10 they'd better catch him, they'd better catch him... " the start of a lopsided loss for iowa.... yet even 57 years later, that day in 1959... is marked forever for don shipanik. " 43:34 a great experience, something that very very very few people have the opportunity to go through but it was the greatest thrill of my life, to play in t

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.>>> coming up, caitlin jeter on -- caitlyn jenner announces a new plan. >>> the dow jones finishing flat again. smp down. -- s&p down. >>> caitlyn jenner is working on a book. her memoir is due in the spring of 2017. she is writing the book would be friday night lights brighter. -- writer. >>> tonight the sharks will mark their 25th anniversary by rolling out the carpet. they invited former players. the 90 minute program will feature a multimedia presentation highlighting their history. the mayor and the nhl commissioner are expected to attend. >>> we will be back more -- with more at four. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: birdman being sued by lil wayne and then getting on stage with lil wayne and saying -- >> and i will kill four for him, you hear me! i live for him. i steal for him. harvey: did he say steal? >> he said everything. harvey: i was going to say, if he said steal -- that was everything according to lil wayne. >> jada pinkett smith put up a video about the academy awards. >> we no longer need to ask to be a writer anywhere. harvey: it was eldridge cleaver. >> she screwed u

last year chase jeter and stephen zimmerman were honored... this year it's collins, who wasn't even a starter on last year's team. now he's an all american, playing in a game he's dreamed about since he was 10 years old and watching the other greats who've played in this game. (( )) zach collins/mcdonalds american; "those guys like allen iverson, lebron and mello, and guys like that. i didn't realize it was such a huge game and from that moment it was always in my head like wow it would be amazing to do that just like they did. so that was the starting point for me realizing what a prestigous game it was and it was a dream of mine from that age." ((chris maathuis)) there's a real cool event coming up next month here in las vegas. picture the best athletes in the world sport of soccer getting together for a game. that's what the global legends series is all about bringing the international players together for one night at sam boyd stadium in february. this will be a who's who of soccer players right here in our own backyard. (( )) landon donov

derek jeter's old house. >> i think that he moved out of there. >> let's talk about getting in shape. a lot of us are still picking up those holiday pounds. i do not want to go home. >> rosanna. you look great. rosanna: i know. seriously. rosanna: shawn jenkins has a workout video. everyone is talking about it. [laughter] greg: how are you? rosanna: the glass is half empty. greg: what is a burpee? burpee. >> to you know why they called >> probably. rosanna: what do you think? rosanna: all right. show us. where is the studio? >> it is found everywhere. we are down a block. around the corner. you pop up and you find it. >> you have to do something other than burpee's. you go to the ground and then boxing background. i know kung fu. rosanna: stop talking. what are we going to do here? >> basic fundamental moves. positive value. you are landing pad squad. always landing low. justin case. there we go. all right. back to squads. baseline. baseline burpee. pop-up. that is one of the things we do. drop the knees down. followed by a jump. >> you want about 1 million of them. [laughter] >> no.

the historic play, running back bob jeter's 81-yard run in the third quarter. don had a great view from his, seat. don: i was standing there looking at the field and there was jeter running for the touchdown. john lucera, gary growinkle, where are you in this? chris: for the 4:00 p.m. kickoff, don and i sat back, watching what would unfold. what would it mean to you to no longer be on the team that won the last rose bowl? don: well, it would be good not to have to say it. chris: his family pulled out that 1958 helmet. don: see this mark right there? when i look at that one, i think to myself "glad i had my helmet on." chris: and of course, 11 seconds into the game. don: they'd better catch him, they'd better catch him. chris: the start of a lopsided loss for iowa, yet even 57 years later, that day in 1959 is marked forever for don shipanik. don: a great experience, something that very very very to go through but it was the greatest thrill of my life to play in the rose bowl. alyx: what an extraordinary man. how cool was that footage. that was chris earl reporti

you could build 125 mansions just like jeter's $12 million tampa bay water front property. the price tag for the dream car is $4.5 million. the jackpot could put you behind the wheel of 333 of them. or if you're on the more wild million trip to space thanks to spacex. you could afford 75 seats as a commercial space tourist. and last but not least, the tampa bay lightning are valued at $235 million so six teams could be yours. so take your pick if you win. and the best of luck. >> wow, a different lambo for every day of the week. everybody needs that. thank you. >>> let's get a check on weather. >> it's not too bad. we are quite cool on this wednesday morning. i am sporting my turtleneck even though you may notice we're anywhere from about two to five degrees warmer than yesterday. that's thanks in part to a few clouds that rolled in overnight. should make for a beautiful sunrise today. and the thin layer of clouds will be with us throughout day and that means the sunshine will be filtered through the clouds and won't be as bright as the last couple days. and not quite as wa

you could afford to build 125 mansions just like derek jeter's tampa bay water front how about some dream cars? well the price tag for one is $4.5 million. the jackpot could put you behind the wheel of 333 of those babies. or, if are more on the wild side, take a $20 million the trip to space thanks to spacex. you could afford 75 seats so take all your friends. tonight's drawing happens at 10:59. >>> well, if there is a winner tonight, there's a possibility that winner lives in canada. thousands of canadians are crossing the boarder to buy lottery tickets. however, claiming the cash could result in legal battle. a u.s. law prohibits from foreigners importing, so- called, immoral items like lottery tickets. they can't reenter the u.s. after leaving so the question is, how do you claim the prize? well, many are still taking their chances and i don't blame kind of cash, you can afford a good attorney. >>> a former mcdonald's manager is behind bar, accused of having a sexual relationship with an employee who is a minor. he is charged with four counts of unlawful sexual activity with a minor.

zach collins was named to the last year it was chase jeter and stephen zimmerman, this year it's collins, who wasn't even a starter on last year's team. now he's an all american, playing in a game he's dreamed about since he was 10 years old and watching the other greats who've played in this game. zach collins/mcdonald's all american: "those guys like allen iverson, lebron and mello, and guys like that. i didn't realize it was such a huge game and from that moment it was always in my head like wow it would be amazing to do that just like they did. so that was the starting point for me realizing what a prestigious game it was and it was a dream of mine from that age." ((chris maathuis)) when manny pacquiao fights timothy bradley here in las vegas in april... it'll be the third fight between the two warriors. the final press conference was held in new york city today... after this they jet off to their camps to prepare. for bradley it's a chance to take down the former champ... for manny it's a chance to cement his legacy was one of the great competitors of all time. (( )) series is makin

jeter was shot multiple times in the essay after he was shot the suspect fled and fired several more shots at the officers returned fire and the suspect was shot and taken to the hospital . no officers were injured they say that a stray bullet hit a to recover in faces multiple charges including shooting a police dog and felonious assault , they say have been arrested on felony charges earlier. >> lots of canine handlers from the state in other and other states will bring their dogs, it is open to the public . a a service the service on thursday and then so that everybody can say goodbye. >> place in the suspect will appear in courtsu to face charges charges as it soon as released from the hospital panices . the grandmother nearly killed by a hit-and-run driver gus thinks that. >> sending a message to the driver and two city leaders ed gallek report. >> you can see her spiritualist make sure that the driver does not hurt tu others and wants the city to protect uso. >> a message for the hit-and-run driver and for city hall , as some of last week hit and ran into jeanne stuckey and she

the saudi arabian monetary agency issued the instruction on jeter 18. trading -- on january 18.is your bloomberg first word news. back to davos. francine: we have so much to talk about when you talk about saudi. the news a couple weeks ago. we have fatih birol. davos has been transformed into a fortress ahead of the world economic forum. this year security has been stepped up against very clear -- very clear that people are on edge. suicide attacks are key concern. tom mckenzie reports. tom: the annual security lockdown of davos for the world economic forum will be taken to another level in light of last november's paris attacks. >> the worst cases we have to face a terrorist threat. so, we know that the terrorists threat is higher than in previous years. tom: preventing a suicide attack is a key concern, along with securing the skies and the roads and streets with rooftop snipers. >> swiss armed forces are involved for the security of the event, including air force and troops on the ground. we have two anti-aircraft cannons but that's just the last means we have. usually, the a

i think if he feels he gets outside of himself and creates this distraction like derek jeter did during the whole year. baseball is a different deal. you have all this dead time. you're trying to fill it anyway. football, everybody is so focused on the moment. even if he did make the decision, he will not say it during these two weeks leading up to the super bowl. >> it will be a special moment when we win. i know it's going to be a battle. >> going to be tough. this is the toughest team by far they've faced. now, carolina, you look at their schedule, and that nfc south is new orleans, lousy defense, you know, the tampa bay buccs have been a lousy team. atlanta falcons who did beat the carolina panthers this year. so carolina has not seen a defense like denver is going to give them in santa clara on february 7th. >> well, we'll sneak up on them and whack them and win. it will be a good thing. >> they like to be the underdogs. >> we tell peyton we spit on 39. whatever, keep going. >> big deal. >> no big deal. >> all right. our science guy is in the house. steve spangler. >> who's also 39

are you hearing any of that 2008 jeter? -- chatter? tom: i'm not, but the question is dead on. a very off the record conversation with mark carney, but leading economists make very clear that low nominal interest rates distort how we behave and think, given adversity. this is maybe the first rollover we have seen in the markets for such odd, low interest rates, and that leads to distorted behavior. scarlet: distortion is the word of the year. joe and simon were talking about themes that came emerging -- trump, deflation, security. which what seems to pop up the most for you in your conversations? it: for the guests we have, has got to be deflation. i think we are going to cross a day tata check. besides theed today russian ruble was the german two-year yield rolling over. i've been waiting for that and it hasn't happened. it's not record lows, but today it went at 1.042, an important signal. alix: negative rates in germany, said raising rates here -- have you heard any calls for the fed to put their foot on the gas or off the guests when it comes to raising rates? tom: i think

38th president gerald ford was, of course, raised in grand rapids, and derek jeter grew up in kalamazoo. okay, are you ready for this? name the world-renowned meteorologist who got her start at a local television station in grand rapids. >> who is gingersie? >> you are correct. mark one for paula. >> we all raised our hands. we were waiting for you to call on us. >>> this one is a little bit harder. this cereal company based in battle creek, michigan, is famous for tony the tiger -- featured in its frosted flakes commercials. >> kellogg's. >>> and welcome back to "good morning america" on a sunday morning. the dangerous mississippi floodwaters now heading south, the flooding swal lose so much in its wake. more than a hundred homes in ruin. this, as the illinois river continues to raise. it couldeach historic crest later this week. >>> also right now, the office building in san bernardino, thth reopen tomorrow. it will welcome back its 600 employs amid heightened security. >>> also right now, rapper chris brown is facing new trouble this morning, he's at center of a criminal battery inve

38th president gerald ford was of course raised in grand rapids and derek jeter grew up in kalamazoo. name the world-renowned meteorologist who got her start at a local news station. >> ginger zee. >> you are correct. mark one for paula. >> we all raised our hands. >>> this one is a little bit harder. this cereal company based in battle creek, michigan is famous for tony the tiger. dan harris, what's the answer? >> general mills. >> they own kellogg's. >>> and welcome back to "good morning america" on a sunday morning. the dangerous mississippi floodwaters now heading south. swallowing so much in its wake. leaving 24 dead. more than a hundred homes in ruin. as the illinois river continues to rise. >>> also right now the office building in san bernardino, the site of last month's terror shooting, it's getting ready to reopen tomorrow. employees. 14 people were shot and killed in that attack. >>> also right now, rapper chris brown is facing new trouble this morning, he's at center of a criminal battery investigation in las vegas, police are looking into a woman's claim that the singer h

jeter had 36 points. she hits the three. sierra fester comes back and hampton up by one late. but spartanburg gets a three. >>> and that seattle win against minnesota check out doug baldwin. what a catch. he reached up in his huge hand and pulls it out. they're coming to charlotte on sunday for that game against the panthers. fourth meeting in the past two seasons for seattle and carolina. of course panthers won earlier this year and will try to avenge last year's play off lost. >> it's going to be another good one. another cold night. >> you want the heavy coats and gloves for tomorrow. check out the temperature for gafney it'll be in the 30s. and we'll top out in the 40s for tomorrow. jackets for the morning but beautiful in the afternoon. >> you can always get the latest on wspa.com and our brand new news app. stay tuned for the late show with stephen colbert it's have a great night. >> stephen colbert! >> stephen: hey! thank you. hey! thanks, everybody! wooo! wooo! wooo! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: t

on burning and he said to george stephanopoulos the whole world is starting to look like a crowded jeterd a lot of purists like myself that now, the whole world can't be a crowded theater. but people die in pakistan when we burn around here and i think that was your point. i think you've been a little bit out ahead of some of your colleagues thinking about how we are going to reinterpret the way we think about speech when isis is clearly not instructional videos that everybody can get access to. this is something in some ways we now have the conversation, people who are very serious thinkers say we need to revisit how we protect speech because there is no longer a crowded jeter. i don't know if that inflicts on how you think about the intersection of the world. i don't know if it is something you feel you can comment on. but that is the chapter of the book i feel you fought very hard about and perhaps have not put into words here. >> i did say something about it. the one place they shouldn't have said anything about it was george stephanopoulos. it really proves to not show how clever he

the jeter festival in august. a big firms up a. the organizers specifically robin gold and linda who are so helpful and bringing us here and our wonderful host, beth logan, the paragon of southern hospitality. when robin invited me to come here. parameters for this talk, talk mostly about yourself, and getting to writing. as a writer of two memoirs, however i going to do this, talk about myself, do the best i can, i was in the lobby before coming here. and chatting with one of the authors, what you going to talk about, going to be very spontaneous and try to do that too. i don't know where this is going to go but hopefully it will be and lightning. let me start by telling you about myself. i was born in india. our family was pretty itinerant when i was growing up. my father was a plant geneticist. we found ourselves moving around quite a bit. and focused on crop science. we spent some time in wales, i spent the year there and for those who know a little bit about modern indian history, it was 1976, the year in drug gandhi issued he

. >> reporter: this mansion is owned by former major league baseball player derek jeter. it's valued at more than $12 million. the powerball winner could buy 125 homes just like this one. >> players at this 7-eleven store in west chase have big plans in mind if they walk away with the jackpot. >> a ranch in montana. and then probably a really, really big giant truck. >> grandkids, give it to family i know, other people, share it. >> i can't imagine how many that much money is. but i would probably buy a very fast sports car and that would probably be it and give the rest to my wife. >> reporter: a world of new stuff awaits the winner. we crunched the numbers and learned what that lucky person would buy with no problem before taxes if they win at least $1.5 billion. the price tag for the lamborghini is $4.5 million. the jackpot could put the winner behind the wheel of at least 333 of them. why not take a $20 million trip to space thanks to spacex. $1.5 billion could secure 75 seats on the spacecraft of future. did you ever want to own a sports team? forbes valued the tampa

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you could afford to build 125 mansions just like jeter's $12 million tampa bay water front property. some dream car, the price tag for the lamborghini is $4.5 million. the jackpot could get you 333 of them. or if you're on the more wild side, why not take a $20 million trip to space thanks to spacex. you could afford 75 seats as a commercial space tourist. valued the tampa bay lightning at $230 million so you could afford roughly six team. there's a lot that one could buy if one wins. the question s what would you buy with that money? back to you. >> you got to do with that money as well. >> reporter: it's a tough one. >> thank you. got to get my ticket. >>> how would you like to win more than $1 billion? you stand a chance if you enter the powerball drawing with news channel 8. go to our facebook page to enter the news channel 8 shares the jackpot ticket contest. if one of ours wins big, we will share the winnings with 50 randomly picked viewers. >> and we can't win the contest. >>> a couple degrees warmer than yesterday but by our standards, it's chilly. and through the day, we go

derek jeter and peyton manning. stay tuned. [ scanner beeping ] sir, could you step aside? "sir"?ow who i am. progressive insurance? uh, i save people an average of over $500 when they switch? did you pack your own bags? oh! right -- the name your price tool. it shows people policy options to help fit their budget. [ scanner warbling ] crazy that a big shot like me would pack his own bags, right? [ chuckles ] so, do i have the right to remain handsome? [ chuckles ] wait. uh-oh. >> now reporting by the "new york times" is adding more fuel to what could potentially be a fire storm. the most well known among the players was peyton manning. al jazeera alleged that manning's wife received shipments of hgh. manning is denying the allegations that he used hgh or any band substances. so are the colts and the broncos. this all comes after charlie sly, the unpaid pharmacy intern who made the allegations while being recorded unknowingly recanted his statements. but the al jazeera reporter says sly was not their only source. >> what you didn't know until now is that we had a second source. ab

. >> the jeter house, decatur, georgia.here was a real belief that he was going to the president is that is how heroic he was. the barbary war and the war of 1812, quince kept coming, many on the u.s.s. constitution with his fearlessness was legendary. i will give you the story. picture in this book, you would know that. painting. what happened, stephen decatur is leaving everyone on a mission. they are sitting around talking like a bunch of guys who had a successful mission and his brother james is not coming back, wounded, may be mortally. it was one of these pirate ships that they boarded, and steven says what is revenge? that night gets a group together and they board the ship and try to find who killed his brother james and they find him and decatur says he is in a heap of trouble, hand-to-hand combat with knives and swords, this guy, thomas frazier in jumps in front of the sort and takes the below. and can live without me. this type of leadership for the degree in which he was, whether it is in front of a bullet or a

one of mckinley's strongest southern supporters the only republican senator from the south jeter prichard of north carolina almost walks out because of the free silver issue. this issue has split the republican party in the source of mckinley was to stay away from it. afraid he needs the votes is so republicans to win but he finally realizes i can avoid this issue and in late august he begins to tackle the issue. it still takes two or three weeks to finally settle on the right kind of language. he does so with the help i believe of terrence p. potter lee who is the former head of the largest labor union in america. he gives a speech in new york sponsored by the new york mets in the bleak and in this rush is is -- raucous crowd why it's important to have a currency backed by gold rather than a currency backed i silver. let's go so we have are two nominees and their two positions. how does each man campaign? how does mckinley campaign and how is brian campaign? >> guest: brian has one problem is to deal with which is he has the support of the papa's party but nominate their own vice preside

>> i showed up like derek jeter. >> and you, you know, lived up to the uniform. >> an inside the park home run. thank you, it was glorious. thanks for having us. you were the coach. my knee. >> i know. last year was not a good year for you. >> this, your knee. >> people are starting to write about it on facebook. >> what are they saying? injury-free in 2016, not. [laughter] >> anyway, we're starting off the year on the right foot. >> the weather looks fine for starters, a little bit of grayness coming into the area, and sledgerly there will be be some showers. here is a little snapshot of what to expect over the next couple days. not as bad for today, a mix of sun and clouds out there for you, and then it is going to get slippery to the north and west tonight. the rain still makes freezing rain and drizzle. that's for mainly the northern tier of the tristate, but then more of a steady rain as we head into sunday. saturday's not too bad, patchy rain, but sunday's going to be a soaker out there. 36 at value park, 33 newark,33 in bridge forth. partly cloudy sky over the area, winds comin

the only reason it's a jetering market is and indicater of a stronger point.eed to be that worried. >> anthony: we've had a free market basis to what we are doing. chinese are going to struggle until they get to that point. as it relates to donald trump, he can't honestly believe that or if he does honestly believe that and and becomes president we should be worried. historically tariffs like that have caused deflationary global slowdown and lead to global wars. >> dagen: i will leave it at that. oil prices down for six days straight. phil flin at the cme group. phil, what are driving prices down today? >> phil: it's china, china and it could be china. that's really the force today. the dollar is fairly steady today. you would look to the stock markets. it's obviously concerns about china. it does seem like the market is trying to dig itself out of the hole today. maybe if we can see some optimism on the u.s. stock market continue and oil has a chance to rally. let's face it. there's a lot of stuff going across oil right now and concerns about the glut and doe

he can save a lot of tax money and be in florida like derek jeter did. i'm going to stay here. i love new york. >> just also was sort of a dead silence that followed trump at that moment. just did not work for him as you know. the online reaction is so true to what we were feeling. >> i don't think ted cruz is going to keep up that new york values thing. it's not the same as san francisco values which some have used in the past. >> he has to get over that stuff. >> good to see you. >> see you more online. >>> coming up on this friday, a beauty queen forced to step down over a drunk driving charge. that may be the least of her worries. could she also be charged with murder? >> wow. >> the candidates put on their best poker faces. but we're calling their bluffs with brand new technology. dr. oz revealed it. the most stressed out candidates on stage by the tune and tone in their voice. that's next. he's almost here. i recognize the background. no...you know when i got sick my mom used to make me chicken noodle soup. aw, ok... you should call your mom. bye.