he thought john brown was held. carson palmer trying to make it happen with time left in the fist half. cardinal found a way to will his way passed the goal line and cardinals make it tight at the half. they are down 20-17. the very first play to start the second half patterson says i'm going to take it to the house. 104-yard, special teams again haunting the cardinals. their execution has been all season long and it happened again. 27-17. sam bradford under attack. chandler jones stripped, sack, fumble recovered. the defense played well. the big plays they kept the cardinals in it. there were still time to win this football game. buchanan with the recovery here. palmer on a third and 3. just a beautiful play call here. the throw to david johnson and the cardinals were within striking distance. this? they get a break, the cardinals do on this roughing the passerby tom johnson. takes him out of the hole. there was time to move it down field. on fourth and 5, palmer can't find anybody and he is sacked by daniel hunter

john brown and jj nelson likewise have disappointed and done little to elevate their game. some veteran players need to as a coordinator, you're still responsible for half the team and when you go through rough spots that you will have, this is not the whole team. if there is one thing that is disheartening, were not as physical as i wish we were. as a matter of running those balls. you let them throw the ball but you don't allow them to run it in and they ran it in twice. >> physicality. is that a valid reason? more so on the defensive side than the offense of side. you've got to run more than the 10 times to properly evaluate the physicality of the run blocking. on the defensive side of the ball, the falcons offense had little offense running the ball into the end zone. no doubt the cardinals front seven needed to be more physical.>> the cardinals force of the fans. mad jack is making no excuses >> six teams for this exam filed nfc wild playoff spot. only five games remaining the cardinals to leapfrog all six teams and grab the final playoff spot. now mad jack isn't think

bruce arians would later say john brown was held. he couldn't run that out route but xavier rose was right there 100-yard pick six. the call is the call. you have to play through it. jermaine gresham played through it and this is his best play as a cardinals. he todays -- take it over the goal line and the cardinals are back in it. big play. they are down 20-17 at the half. first play start of the second half on the kickoff. cordell patterson says i'm going to take it to the patterson goes 104 yards and just like that, you get punched in the face on special teams. another meltdown on special teams. 104-yard return by patterson. you see this play right here. chandler jones with a nice strip sack gets to sam bradford. there is still time for this cardinals team to make a run and steal this on the road.

john brown played better today. looks like he's getting healthy after the sickle cell trait deal and the hamstring. jermaine gresham made an appearance today with four catches. the offensive line still all kinds of problems, patchwork the defense need to get tyrann mathieu back. he is the difference maker of course. that can help you beat teams like the falcons and the vikings on the road beginning next week. have a great sunday everybody. we'll see you back here thanks for the ride around norfolk! and i just wanted to say, geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a little bit closer... it's gonna be dark by the time i get there. proudly serving the previously on elementary... alistair? miss watson. in london, i had a small part in a radio drama. sherlock wrote me a letter when he was ten saying that i, alone, of all the cast, truly captured the yorkshire accent. (laughs) so, eventually, we met, so i could coa

away from carolina is the eher eher -- emergence with john brown working through his issues, j.j. has been been a bright spot for coach bruce arians. >> j.j. is our starter. he is getting better and better. he can play better but he had heck of a two we have to keep him healthy. he can't take too many shots of the middle but he is getting the ball and stretching the field. he is becoming a mismatch. >> reporter: let's talk hockey. dave tippett's team off to a 6-0 start. keep an eye on the puck. a wrap-around goal beating martin jones. need for a win tonight to get the fan base ready. lawslawson krause to beat this team looking for a mojo and they get it tonight. they top the sharks, 3-2 the final. coyotes over san jose. back with more baseball and more sports. we'll see you in 20 in 20 right now, it is marc martinez with fox 10 news at 10:00. >>> no one knows what happened to amelia earhart when she vanished during her flight around the world. >>> trick-or-treating is supposed to be a fun time for a kid but it wasn't for a 5-year-old valley boy after he became a target of a viciou

it was intended for john brown was held on the route. there was no flag, just a touchdown for minnesota and a 20-10 lead and this is a sign of things to come here. carson palmer first and 10, late in the first half. jermaine gresham with his first play. that was all will and desire and effort. the cardinals are within reach of the half. to patterson. how many times have we said special teams, breakdown, meltdown, execution. you cannot do that coming out of the half and just like that, the vikings grabbed the momentum back and trying to get back the lead. a nice throw that was fourth quarter to david johnson so they are back in the hun. down 30-24 but they are playing it and palmer gets roughed up by tom johnson right here and that is a playing -- flag and automatic first down. nobody open. palmer gets sacked by daniel hunter and the game is over and the cards lose 30-24. they fall to four wince, five losses, one tie and that makes richard saenz in minneapolis with the cardinals. >> reporter: plenty of big plays, especially for the minnes

john brown went back to his alma mater, pittsburgh state, which is in kansas, by the way. tyron matthew, mentor, and peterson went back to baton rouge for lsu and alabama. that game is going on right now. hey, speaking of patrick. going back to lsu is almost like going home. so, in the city he loves the most hit hard by the worst flood in a century back in august, peterson wanted to help. he teamed up with win, in fantasy and helped promote two fantasy football tournaments earlier in the season. the goal to raise money to help the baton rouge area foundation. this morning peterson boarded a flight to louisiana with a check for $42,500. he was also joined by three users who each won a travel trip to go watch lsu/alabama with peterson. >> it will be an experience. can't even tell you. can you please tell pat that we appreciate everything he is doing for the baton rouge area? because pat has his own foundation. but no, he chose baton rouge foundation. >> i feel like it is my second home. i definitely wanted to do something to help. to help those victims an also though show th

. >> dean depasquale heads on to the auditor general spot with a victory over republican john brown.> pennsylvanians were asked whether to change the mandatory retirement age of judges from 70 to 75. voters narrowly backed that amendment. >> it was interesting how the amendment was worded. many people thought that would affect the outcome. >> and it was on the back of the ballot. >> yes. >> some people didn't turn it around so wonder if that had an effect. >> it is 4:48. coming up we have much more on election day results including a look at some of the congressional races in new jersey. david. >> well, it's cloudy on the cool side day with temperatures getting up into the 50's. we're arming the kids with umbrellas just in case some of the showers come into the bus stop before they get on that bus. we'll have details on that, your 12-hour forecast coming up next. >> ♪ . >> ♪ >> pennsylvania is one of the last states to be called. there are a few others that haven't yet but here's one reason why. lines were out the door and wrapped around the parking lot in montgomery county well past

area that has to be addressed in the off-season for the kicker return team, a critical mistake by john brown. when field position was at a premium commie lets the ball drop and roll force in the cards to start back at the 14 yard line. not healthy.>> we should have filtered the punch at the end which constitutes a lot of had our opportunity at the five- minute mark, to win the game and we did not get it done. it is as simple as that. >> also tough on the cardinals right now when it comes to the postgame comments because they cannot or should they be critical of their offense of line situation. bruce alluded to the injuries, the offense of line filled with backups a first-time starter. one is other trying to block the vikings. to be fair this group was more than adequate when the cards work two dimensional attack but once the fourth quarter rolled round of a vikings to the cardinals had to throw it, zimmer's defense steamrolled the cards offense into submission.>> we did not block well enough in the fourth quarter to protect our order back. we did not run good enough route in the fourth quart

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this big play late in the second xavier rhodes steps in on what would have been an out route to john brown. the touchdown 20-10. b.a. and carson talk about it on the sideline. jermaine gresham, his best play as a cardinal. the cardinals jump back in it. look at this effort. 20-17 at the half. cardinals right there but first play started the second half, the house. it is a vikings touchdown. how many times have we said special teams haunting this team this year? no doubt about that and that was a game changer. palmer with an angle route to david johnson, touchdown. nice throw and catch. it looked like the cardinals had a chance to steal this one on the road. fourth and 19, palmer gets crushed by t that is roughing the passer. they still had time but could they convert on a fourth and 5? palmer looking to make a play. anybody open? get five yard, not going to happen. daniel hunter goes down and so do the chances for the cardinals on this 30-24 loss at the hands of the minnesota vikings. here is bruce arians after the game. >> when we had our ton -- we did not get it done. we did not block we

on the newshour tonight: it's election day eve-- our own john yang and jeffrey brown are out on the trail as the presidential candidates dash across the country, revving up their vote before time runs out. >> sreenivasan: also ahead this monday: a special pre-election edition of our politics monday panel-- amy walter, susan page, and andra gillespie on the final sprint. >> woodruff: plus, one year later-- how life for one syrian family has changed since moving to america, the challenges they still face. >> i don't know in which country i would be better, because my family some of them in turkey, some in syria, and some in

one of the positives you take away from carolina is the eher eher -- emergence with john brown working through his issues, j.j. has been been a bright spot for coach bruce arians. >> j.j. is our starter. he is getting b he can play better but he had heck of a two weeks. he is going to get better. we have to keep him healthy. he can't take too many shots of the middle but he is getting the ball and stretching the field. he is becoming a mismatch. >> reporter: let's talk hockey. dave tippett's team off to a 6-0 start. keep an eye on the puck. martin jones. this coyote team is a desperate need for a win tonight to get the fan base ready. lawslawson krause to beat this team looking for a mojo and they get it tonight. they top the sharks, 3-2 the final. coyotes over san sports. we'll see you in 20 minutes. right now, it is marc martinez with fox 10 news at 10:00. >>> no one knows what happened to amelia earhart when she vanished during her flight around the world. >>> trick-or-treating is supposed to be a fun time for a kid but it wasn't for a 5-year-old valley boy after he became a target

if they took my advice, the short passing game, if they do that, get the ball into john brown, larry fitzgerald, short and let them break it long. >> and the last time these two teams played the cardinals put up 172 yards rushing and they have to do that again too. >> david johnson will be a big part. if they will have success, it's running the ball. >> knock on this weekend, seven more games in the regular season. do the cardinals have to win all of them to make the playoffs and really what are the chances that they make the playoffs at this point? >> winning all of them would be the best option for them because i think that would secure it but they have to at least win six, if not seven out of these eight games. you have to have six. i think you've got to get help too. if you can't win your gigs, ffc east is playing west and central, too, and they need to win this first game and then >> yes. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead on 12 today, parents get ready to add this to your children's christmas list, the new gaming system nintendo is launching today. >>> was this one of your

instead, he's going to turn to one of yule's subordinates, john brown gordon, aggressive lawyer from georgia. gordon is ready to go. like send me in coach, come on. so lee is going to personally lead gordon's men into the mule shoe to hook up with lane and drive up in this direction to plug the gap. except the men won't go. they start yelling general lee to the rear. lee to the rear. we will not go forward. unless general lee goes to the rear. in a very angry lee starts to the visibly get upset. that's when gordon steps up in full cheerleader mode and he's like general lee, these men are virginians and georgians they'll never failed you and will not fail you now. lumen? no. the crowd goes wild. that's right. some poor corporal has to haul him to the rear while gordon pushes foorksd connects and begins to plug the gap driving federals out of the mule shoe. federals simply hunker down, build works of their own and will spend may 12th trading potshots back and forth with confederates on the east side of the line. things over here go a little differently. sweeping across this is field, w

a lot of people feel that john brown should of broke that route sooner or he was being held. when you were a quarterback in this league, when the corners said. that was to on one for that receiver. the ball should not have been ran. because of the play, you gave up six points. you gave up the kickoff return for a touchdown. that set the tone the second half. even with all of that, they still had a chance to win. this type of snafus are hurting the steam. you mention playoffs. if you want to get there, each game, in my opinion, is a playoff game. they just lost that one. it will be even tougher going into atlanta. they are coming off a bye week. with matt they could recapping. >>> i've heard some coaches say that the most important series in a close game is the first series in the second half. they did not even try to be in their lanes. >> even against patterson, this guy was a number one pick by the minnesota vikings. this is what he is been known for. is not been known for his are kicking two. right now, the guys are not executing. when you look at the special teams plays, i

john brown gordon's entire second corps. they can support one another. on the western front, the confederates are too stretched out., 65, day long, april 2, 18 through 94 the confederates are starting to evacuate. it is similar to the bloody angle. inintensity, though otnot memory, at fort mahone. if you see any photographs of petersburg fortifications, if you see any photo of the fortifications besides the aerial shots, they come from fort sedgwick and fort mahone, including the famous photos of the fallen confederate soldiers. >> it is a bit of an inside joke, you wrote this wonderful book. this is a wonderful but. ook, but you don't mention the ninth corps. it is a book about the breakthrough. sometimes you cannot please everyone. other questions? yes? mention artillery at the point of the breakthrough. can you elaborate little more about that, because you described how the confederate line was so stretched out as far as infantry was concerned. edward: this is one of those things where -- i will make this a call -- if anyone has any resources on artil

now, on this play, carson palmer was looking for john brown, who never got to the out part of the route, right? xavier rhodes did, and he returned it on this pick six for touchdown. now, when happened on the sidelines, certainly carson was explaining to coach arians, hey, man, he was held. they'll send that tape in. you get a different view right here on the out, and you can see the entanglement between brown and the defender. there's the interception by rhodes. carson palmer certainly very disappointed in the no-call and made his point after the game yesterday. >> i mean, it looked like an smoky is trying to run an out route, and it looked like he was trying to run out and couldn't get out of the grass with the defender, and, you know, we'll -- i am sure we'll turn that into league, and i am sure they will come back and say, yeah, it was holding, and that's that. >> let's take a little trip down south of the border, mexico city. first friday night football game hosted by mexico city, and it was the texans against the raiders. osweiler to braxton miller, tied at ten. derek carr though,

i think john brown was as healthy as he could have been and boom, he's out. mike, i don't know. tried to do everything we could to fix it. jj dropped the cover balls. and, you know, would have been a strength of what we thought the offense would be this year has been weakness. >> repoter: next up for the cardinals, the redskins at home in glen doll. dale. playoffs are a possibility. >>> speaking of the seahawks, mike evans killed them early on. winston to evans three yards and a 7-0 buccaneer lead. 23 yards. auth catches on the day. sea hawks now 7-3 and one on the year. improve 6-5. >>> game of the day in oakland, panthers raiders. picks it for the score. six yards. open it up 24-7. all the way to the fourth quarter, look at the catch here by benjamin. unreal. the raiders will get a touchdown midway through the fourth. they win it on a field goal with a minute 45 left. >>> ravens bengals crazy like a fox finish for john harbaugh 7 point lead. snap is made. punters hold on to the ball. just holding on to the bengals. holding on. committing penalties. the clock eventually hits ze

it is the federal defenses there are more well designed and you have john brown gordon's entire second corps they can support one another and on the western front the confederates are too stretched out to have any defense. so they are there all day april 2, 1865, from the first charge that morning through nightfall the confederates are starting to evacuate. you have some of the bloodiest fighting similar to the bloody angle and intensity though not in size or memory of a very bloody fight. if you see any photographs of petersburg fortifications if you see any photo of petersburg besides that aerial they were all from fort sedgwick and fort m mahone. >> it is kind of a bit of inside joke and he writes this book and someone a historian writes this is a wonderful book but you don't mention the ninth corps and you go back the subtitle says it is a book about the break thrur. that is why the ninth is not in there. other questions for edward alexander? >> you mentioned artillery at the point of the breakthrough. could you elaborate a little more about that? because of course you also describ

john brown's raid on harpers ferry. a lot of things that were going on in the late 1850s.ut any one of those you could probably say, well, it's one of the places where the civil war really began, where the roots of the civil war are. so long before the first gun was fired at fort sumter in south carolina, a lot of things were leading the country on on the road toward civil war. one was the case that was originally heard in this building, the case of dread and harriet scott. a lot of time the story of the dread scott case because it is is a factor of civil war, the people themselves get lost in the story. he was from st. louis but had lived many other places. he was born in the late 1790s, early 1800 in virginia. and he was born as a slave on a plantation owned by a family named blow. the blow family moved to alabama. and they took dread scott with them and tried to make a go of it there on another plantation which failed. so they moved to st. louis and actually bought a hotel and decided to try to do a different type of work to try to make their living. they found that the

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is lincoln andss the speech, where he talked about the black slaves that did not throw in with john brown, and he said, as ignorant as they were, as unlettered as they are, they had the wit to see that the schemes of this crazy white man were not conducive to their well-being. they are not educated people. but they have some sense of what is going to be good for them and maybe good for others. they don't deserve to be annexed to the purposes of other men without their consent. behind it is some kind of respect for the ordinary person as a functional being. seriousoln had some [indiscernible] we have heard a lot in the past about illegal aliens have right to be citizens. well, they are not citizens now, so any right of theirs must flow from some other source than the fact of their citizenship. one thing you could ask people who are applying for citizenship is, do you respect, do you want to preserve a regime of citizenship? they understand that as part of voting in a democracy, you should not hold yourself free to vote for a knotty -- for a nazi party or party that would end the free elect

. >> which browns quarterback wil get ready for the pittsburgh steelers on sunday, here's john telich . the browns wrapping up preparations for the steelers o sunday, cody kessler, has renewed confidence that he can succeed when he is back and while he has been efficient, they see him a few chances, if they are there, as they go up against the steelers defense. we could see this guy later in ther season, rg3. the just want to take care of it is important to bring the franchise back to national relevance , we know that it wil have local and regional relevance, we want to be competitive and to have a shot for the division championship and we think that will come in short order. mike trout the american league mvp angels outfielder get more votes than and he is the sax-player history to have two mvp before 26. never finished lower than second frank lindor day get some votes. to the surprise of no one, national league mvp he got all but one, he had 39 homers and 132 rbi, he is the cubs first mvp since sammy sosa in 1998 he is one of only four players to get rookie of the year and then next

the kid that played the records and my mom had a crazy record collection, anywhere from elton john to james brown is the coolest place that you performed. >> the coolest place i performed was wembley arena. that was about three years ago, 10,000 thousand people, a sold-out concert. >> what's your favorite music. >> i like the mix of them all. i like to play phil collins in genesis and indy brothers and go back to drake and intertwine all of them. >> plays a little something ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm all danced out. >> there's just so much stuff here. [inaudible] a 98 years old, this veteran has fought for a lot. >> this is the air metal, and this is when i was in flight training and basic training. i was 21. >> he's not done yet - i'm going to live to be 103. they said that i have to run out my ira by the time i'm 103. i love $0 in my ira and it will be time to go. lieut. colonel bob has one last wish, the preservation of this 35-acre farm in bridgewater new jersey. it's now proposed to become a housing development contracts. the land has historically you. >> all this property down here is where we th

news 5 john kosic spoke with ohio senior senator sherrod brown and joins us to explain more. >> what happens next year is important for sherrod brown up for reelection in 2018. while there are areas he is in disagreement with donald trump there is one area they are in agreement. dead. >> donald trump supported and sherrod brown opposed. >> i want more trade but undifferent rules. >> donald trump opposed it as he does nafta where brown sees an opportunity to work with the new administration because its is not an easy bell to unring. >> i don't think president- elect donald trump has thought about these issues, he doesn't like trade agreements but it is more complicated. >> brown wrote a letter offering to help trump he issued a call for him to dump >> when he appoints bannon that

. >> john brown talked about harriet tubman and called her he so the way in which other female abolitionists were also degendered or talked about in masculine terms and i'm just wondering the way in which she was looked at in the 1850s as being this incredible leader but also can't be a female icon. has to be a masculine icon how that might play into her being chosen specifically even though she absolutely embraced her femaleness and her woman hood but never theless at that time, was looked at differently particularly by white males. how that has to be tied in. i'm also uncomfortable with the fact that they were viewed as commodities. just because they participated in the system that way doesn't mean they viewed themselves in that way and i think we need to push back on that particular argument as being relevant at all. >> a couple of things. one, for your last point, enslaved people did not see themselves -- they saw themselves as whole people and they rejected the notion of comodification and they tried to manipulate the system to stay with family members when they were on the auction bloc

jake browning, 338 yards and two touchdowns, john ross a career-high 12 catches for him tonight. arizona state kept him in front all his longest catch was 14 yards. they have so many other ways to be you and they showed it tonight. >> brady: it was really their ability to capitalize off of turnovers, the two turnovers for arizona state turn into ten points early and started the momentum. >> joe: time for the taste of winning sponsored by coca-cola, down to jenny. >> jenny: coach, the message was a win and we control our destiny how pleased are you with the overall performance question right >> well, to get a win, we are always pleased. i think we have a few things to clean up, and that is why we practice. >> jenny: your defense continues to be your backbone, kevin king without interception early change the momentum. has a defense exceeded your expectations is here? >> well, we knew we had good like we expected them to play, i am proud of them. >> jenny: you are off to a good start with ten wins this season, the first time since

jake browning finds john >> adam: first time since 2001 both teams are ranked for this meeting. spoilers, rick. ioplaying spoiler on nebraska. >> rick: hawkeye fans going "wamight have been." 75-yard jaunt by wadley gets them off to a great start. they're taking care of the cornhuskers which means wisconsin will represent the big ten for the west in the championship game in nebraska had won the last three at iowa, hawkeyes finishing strong. the big win over michigan. another spoiler. north carolina needing this win. >> brian: fourth and 20. i don't think rick neuheisel has a play called for fourth and 20. bug howard just barely outside his reach. >> adam: n.c. state gets the win. that means virginia tech is the coastal division champ in the a.c.c. they'll face clemson. n.c. state goes to a bowl. ey coming in. to the m.a.c., western michigan trying to win the west against toledo. >> rick: trying to get the bid. see if they can keep alive in the new year's six bid. >> adam: broncos defense doing the job on the high-powered toledo team. logan woodside 41 touchdowns on the year. boi

the 'hilton' -- 'claims' to have hosted 'every' president since "john - f - kennedy." joel brown is 'tracking returns' -- here in battleground north carolina. joel? this is a road to win 270 electoral votes... north carolina has that crucial 15. this is how the votes are breaking for the candidates,so far, statewide... and here are some early 'county-by-county' leaning .. clinton 58% trump 37% 197/202 precincts wake of course, the state's 2nd largest... and one that barackobama won with 54% of the vote in 20-12... so hillary clinton outperforming obama, right now. the numbers from durham county... clinton 82% trump 14% durham is overwh clinton actually outperforming barackobama here as well. 40/57 precincts and in cumberland county.. it is .. with the early lead. clinton 57% trump 40% clinton slightly below what obama won in 20-12... trump slightly ahead of romney. 66/77 precincts we are also watching mecklenburg it's the most populous county in the state.. just ahead of wake. right now it is with the lead.. clinton 65% trump 31% 84/195 so still a lot of votes to be counted in me

flicker and the buffalo soldier at fort davis texas realized in that story, five blacks served with john brown in the raid, their story is told, shepherd's college will wish with the board of trustees with office, the niagram movement. it can be done. the scholarship had to be done and then had the will to move upon that. that is the challenge for the future. certainly with a diversed population of over 300 million people, there are so many stories to be told and scholarship had to be collected, analyzed and made useful to tell the story of all americans, of all americans. >> thank you. >> we've worked, of course, with a park service to acquire the land that the museum sits on and i have -- i've had a long working relationship with the park service which is an event every year on park service land, but i wanted to go back for a moment and i have a couple of questions for you, too, bob. >> okay. >> if any of you saw that piece, you saw that my father was holding me as a two or three-year-old in yellow stone looking like i wanted to run somewhere. i object to the form got a copy of that picture

jake browning finds john rolfe at the back of the the >> adam: first time since 2001 both teams are ranked for this meeting. spoilers, rick. ioplaying spoiler on nebraska. >> rick: hawkeye fans going "wamight have been." 75-yard jaunt by wadley gets them off to a great start. they're taking care of the cornhuskers which means wisconsin will represent the big ten for the west in the championship game in indianapolis. >> adam: if the cornhuskers can't come back. nebraska had won the last three strong. the big win over michigan. another spoiler. north carolina needing this win. >> brian: fourth and 20. i don't think rick neuheisel has a play called for fourth and 20. bug howard just barely outside his reach. >> adam: n.c. state gets the win. that means virginia tech is the coastal division champ in the a.c.c. they'll face clemson. n.c. state goes to a bowl. they had lost five of sings coming in. to the trying to win the west against toledo. >> rick: trying to get the bid. see if they can keep alive in the new year's six bid. >> adam: broncos defense doing the job on the high-powered toledo te

john: thank you, campbell brown. we're glad you're fighting for this. >>> even when governments won't allow a choice of schools, the internet is providing alternatives. better alternatives. five years ago hedge fund analyst sal khan created videos to tutor his cousin. >> that worked out well. i started tutoring her brothers and more cousins and do the same lecture over and over again. i had a friend who said hey, sal, put your lectures on youtube. >> he did, and was surprised to notice thousands of people watched. sal is an excellent teacher so students found him. >> i started getting letters from people, and comments on youtube, and they are not like, hey, i think this might have helped on my math exam, they're like i failed calculus the first time, started watching the video, now acing the class. >> reporter: the youtube numbers kept rising and got calls from the middle east, africa. now khan is funded by bill gates. >> not only is it reaching millions of students, god forbid i got hit by a bus, it will be able to

john brown usaid, national security council. two stints in u.s. government and two stints now at the world food program. thank you for being here john. and my new friend. ni a neot. mastercard humanitarian solutions branch leader. so thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> i will start first with dr. mcguire. think about how the world bank is thinking of this refugee crisis. thanks for being here. >> thank you very much. let me pick up on what the challenge is from a development perspective. from a world bank or development perspective is part of the huge shifts we have seen the last 30 years have included a decrease in people living in extreme poverty around the world. a accident command. low incomes. selling to those in the markets. and the point is -- >> we're having a technical difficulty. >> okay. the point of that is that. >>> getting out of extreme poverty is the end point. clearly we have a lot more to do. the types of solutions have to get a bit more focus. this goes to my colleagues who are up here. one of the ways we ha

jake browning finds john rolfe at the back of the the >> adam: first time since 2001 both teams are ranked for this meeting. spoilers, rick. ioplaying spoiler on nebraska. >> rick: hawkeye fans going "wamight have been." 75-yard jaunt by wadley gets them off to a great start. they're taking care of the cornhuskers which means wisconsin will represent the big ten for the west in the championship game in indianapolis. >> adam: if the cornhuskers can't come back. nebraska had won the last three strong. the big win over michigan. another spoiler. north carolina needing this win. >> brian: fourth and 20. i don't think rick neuheisel has a play called for fourth and 20. bug howard just barely outside his reach. >> adam: n.c. state gets the win. that means virginia tech is the coastal division champ in the a.c.c. they'll face clemson. n.c. state goes to a bowl. they had lost five of sings coming in. to the trying to win the west against toledo. >> rick: trying to get the bid. see if they can keep alive in the new year's six bid. >> adam: broncos defense doing the job on the high-powered toledo te

jake browning finds john rolfe at the back of the the end >> adam: first time since 2001 both teams are ranked for this meeting. spoilers, rick. ioplaying spoiler on nebraska. >> rick: hawkeye fans going "wamight have been." 75-yard jaunt by wadley gets them off to a great start. they're taking care of the cornhuskers which means wisconsin will represent the big ten for the west in the championship game in indianapolis. >> adam: if the cornhuskers can't come back. nebraska had won the last three the big win over michigan. another spoiler. north carolina needing this win. >> brian: fourth and 20. i don't think rick neuheisel has a play called for fourth and 20. bug howard just barely outside his reach. >> adam: n.c. state gets the win. that means virginia tech is the coastal division champ in the a.c.c. they'll face clemson. n.c. state goes to a bowl. they had lost five of sings coming in. to the m.a.c., western ig trying to win the west against toledo. >> rick: trying to get the bid. see if they can keep alive in the new year's six bid. >> adam: broncos defense doing the job on the high

jake browning finds john rolfe at the back of the the >> adam: first time since 2001 both teams are ranked for this meeting. spoilers, rick. ioplaying spoiler on nebraska. >> rick: hawkeye fans going "wamight have been." 75-yard jaunt by wadley gets them off to a great start. they're taking care of the cornhuskers which means wisconsin will represent the big ten for the west in the championship game in indianapolis. >> adam: if the cornhuskers can't come back. nebraska had won the last three strong. the big win over michigan. another spoiler. north carolina needing this win. >> brian: fourth and 20. i don't think rick neuheisel has a play called for fourth and 20. bug howard just barely outside his reach. >> adam: n.c. state gets the win. that means virginia tech is the coastal division champ in the a.c.c. they'll face clemson. n.c. state goes to a bowl. they had lost five of sings coming in. to the trying to win the west against toledo. >> rick: trying to get the bid. see if they can keep alive in the new year's six bid. >> adam: broncos defense doing the job on the high-powered toledo te

the brownings get pretty much clear. finally, johnmos cease browning says to bennett, all right, for this one i want a loyalty's deals and bennett swears at him and tells him to get out and that's tend of the relationship. and browning, of course, does, indeed take his rifle overseas, he takes to the belgiums and becomes wildly successful. thomas gray benit did regret it. he was not a man who paid loyalties to anyone. but when you think of the man that they made from the browning guns and the genius -- any way, this it is period -- the legend of the winchester of the rifle of the west really becames embedded in popular culture. the wild west show, the touring show and teddy roosevelt, a marketing man's dream. he writes a book all about big-game hunting with thee winchester and how much he loved it. this is a love affair in 1908, he plan a big-game hunting trip to africa.t he spends twice a week corresponding with bennett, is it going to appear and i want this gun for my son. are n son. maybe if anyone asked, you don't have to deny it.

don't go anywhere, emily, evan, john, senator brown, for more on hillary clinton's emotional morning i want to check in with fox news's jennifer griffin. hey, jennifer. reporter: hi, trish. well, we were here at the wyndham new yorker hotel inside the ballroom when hillary clinton conceded and spoke to her staff. there were many, many members of their staff who were visibly upset. there were a lot of hugs, a lot of tears, a very hard-fought race. hillary clinton and tim kaine and ann hole ton's wife were wearing purple the sign they want to bring the country together, red and blue, how divided the country is in this hard-fought election. here is what hillary clinton said. >> i know how disappointed you feel because i feel it too and so do tens of millions of americans who invested their hopes an dreams in this -- and dreams in this effort. this is painful and it will be for a long time but i want you to remember this. our campaign was never about the one person or even one election. it was about the country we love and about building an america that is hopeful, inclusive, and big-hea

john brown from the bandit -- joel mchale from the great indoors, 45, and country singer dirk bentley is 41. if it is your birthday, make it a good one. >>> wbz this morning is brought buyatoyota.com. >>> welcome back, everyone. it is 7:15 am. i'm invited into his weather world. >> i was going to say that. >> i feel like a guest. >> we are into. there was not even a teleprompter. >> we have been in tune in for 100 years together. what is going on? be. >> i know. >> the wind is going to get fresh and gusty. we do not like the wind when it gets fresh. >> it is frightening me. >> let's see what is going on. let's go and say hello to everyone at the elementary school in harvard. i will be there tomorrow. presentation so looking forward to that. 46 this morning, and going down to hobart, at the junior and senior high school, south of boston, 46 there also. in boston middle school in hyannis doesn't the temperatures since 44. i think that seems low but it is 44 right now. and it looks like yesterday high -- yesterday was not a very bright day over southeastern massachusetts, cloud cover loc

jake browning finds john rolfe at the back of the the end zone. >> adam: first time since 2001 both teamsng. spoilers, rick. ioplaying spoiler on nebraska. >> rick: hawkeye fans going "wamight have been." 75-yard jaunt by wadley gets them off to a great start. they're taking care of the cornhuskers which means wisconsin will represent the big ten for the west in the championship game in indianapolis. >> adam: if the cornhuskers can't come back. nebraska had won the last three at iowa, hawkeyes finishing strong. the big win over michigan. another spoiler. north carolina needing this win. >> brian: fourth and 20. i don't think rick neuheisel has a play called for fourth and 20. bug howard just barely outside his reach. >> adam: n.c. state gets the win. that means virginia tech is the coastal division champ in the a.c.c. they'll face clemson. n.c. state goes to a bowl. they had lost five of sings coming in. to the m.a.c., western michigan trying to win the west against toledo. >> rick: trying to get the bid. see if they can keep alive in the new year's six bid. >> adam: broncos defense doing

on the newshour tonight: it's election day eve-- our own john yang and jeffrey brown are out on the trail as the presidential candidates dash across the country, revving up their vote before time runs out. >> sreenivasan: also ahead this monday: a special pre-election edition of our politics monday panel-- amy walter, susan page, and andra gillespie on the final sprint. >> woodruff: plus, one year later-- how life for one syrian family has changed since moving to america, the challenges they still face. >> i don't know in which country i would be better, because my family some of them in turkey, me

john and christine. >> pamela brown, thank you. donald trump this morning going after cnn on twitter for our reports questioning the president-elect's claims about voter fraud. his claims have no basis in evidence. trump shared tweets from suppo t supporters who are hitting jeff zeleny. one of trump's retweets is from a 16-year-old calling zeleny pathetic. note the double negative there. another retweet from trump. noting tezeleny is a part-time journalist. notice this, looking for examples of voter fraud. full-time journalist here. still working. >>> trump tower is working today. planning a full day of meetings. mike pence spent time with his boss. afterwards, he reported of big developments today. >> look forward to being at it tomorrow morning. look forward to big announcements. >> one could be the pick for secretary of health and human services. a source tells cnn the president-elect has chosen six term congress member tom price of georgia. he is a critic of obamacare. he believes regulatory burdens and taxes and lawsuits again