john lynch was issuing a shout out. >> it is easy spending other peoples money.i want to thank you. >> yeah, thank you. jimmy g is unbeaten in seven starts. boy, he cashed in. how about the celebratory plans. >> we just got in yesterday. we had a nice dinner in san fran. >> what the? what is it? you can't do it. any way, he's got five more years to get the hang of the verbage. >> a day before the annual fan fest met them for the first time. nine years in the pirates franchise, 2013 national league mvp. popped the question on national tv. >> when you woke up that morning and you said this is it. i'm going to do it on the ellen degeneres show. i was like okay, don't let it get in there and this will be the proposal. remember what they need to say. i don't really remember what happened, but i do remember she said yes. >> basketball, cal women and the breast cancer game tonight. they went inside. the product scored 17. they snapped the three-game skid 78-76. stanford with their fifth in a row stomping utah 70-49. >> they are so good. >> yeah, unstoppable. >> taken at

lynchburg was not started until the 1750's by john lynch. that is who lynchburg was named after. the whole reason the town is here is because of the james river. crossedd a fairy that from here in downtown lynchburg over to what is now madison heights in amherst county. lynchburg the river, history begins with transportation. early me, we have examples of the boats on the river with the creation of the canal in the 1830's. the canal comes to lynchburg in 1836 and this is a model of the type of boat that would've been on the river. it is called a bateau. on the other side of the case, is a boat designed to carry people. batteausows -- carried cargo. one of the most important crops in lynchburg was tobacco. when lynchburg was barely 70 years old, there already 40 tobacco warehouses. there was less than 500 people but 42 tobacco warehouses. this was one of the main crops for the city. lynchburg is known as the hill city. it is really here. moving tobacco was difficult. the way they did it was in these .arge barrels known as hogshead we have one of those on display. the point of a ho

. >> john lynch the guy you had the hots before before you married your husband?at is not true i didn't even know him before i met my husband. >> this is like a knife to your heart. you married the other johnny. hey, johnny -- i'm joking. >> he's married, too. [ laughter ] >> what is the third question, tom. >> i didn't know nobody was an option. >> this is the best work i've done all week. here's the third question. >> i'm going to sweat. it's hot in here. [ laughter ] >> feels good in here. >> i asked johnny and ivy if you guys quincy and meredith could change one thing about your own physical appearance what would it be? >> this is easy. >> okay. so we'll go to johnny first. >> let's go to johnny. >> one thing for her to change about her physical appearance i would say her stomach because she's always complaining about it. >> he's right. >> your stomach. >> what stomach? >> you weigh 6 pounds watch stomach? >> i'm sick of you. >> that's what spanks are for. >> okay. let's hear what ivy had to say. one thing i would change. >> if quincy could change one thing ab

the general manager john lynch said they were pretty much absolutely sure about who they got in jimmy from the moment he walked through the door and after they watched him interact with the team and how he handled himself and more importantly how he played. we asked the owner afterwards if he had to take a deep breath when he signed that contract and he said no. once you know you've got the got, you've got the guy. you have to sign him. they're very excited moving forward. back to you. >> if we think about the way he looked in the latter part of the season taking over and going 5-0, imagine if he gets an off season under shanahan and what he can do come the first game of the regular season for the 49ers. >> they talked about that. they were one and ten when they got jimmy and 5-0 after he arrived and started against chicago where he is from. kyle shanahan is very excited. he had a handful of players show up to the facility to be part of the press conference. i think there is a sense of real excitement around here. they have a lot of money. john lynch pointed out that they have the thi

this reporter talked to the 49er general manager john lynch just a few days ago about what foster had to do moving forward. lynch said that he probably spent more time with him than anybody in the draft because he felt like it was necessary. he said that we grew comfortable and felt really good about it. we all know how special of a player he is when he is right. he has to figure out how to stay healthy and stay out of trouble. we believe he would do that. yesterday's events do not qualify as staying out of trouble. in addition to his arrest for domestic violence, he was in possession of an assault rifle. >> he has a big decision especially after having to arrest on him in the same month. they have a huge decision to make. unfortunately, the way the nfl works is if a player contributes, then he gets a second chance. when you get those star players, they usually do get a second chance.>> reporter: just a few days after's -- after celebrating the signing of a long-term contract with the franchises 49ers quarterback, they have to now deal with this. >> when ruben foster was drafted, john

<john lynch>"we wanted to make jimmy a 49er for a long, long time. for that? absolutely, but he earned that faith that we have in him". "this is where i want to be, honestly. i wanted to get this deal done as fast as possible, and it's only going to help our team going forward, going into free agency, and it's 75 degrees out here. it's not a snowstorm like chicago. we just came from that, so i can speak on that. it's a lot better here. you know, i don't know. there's other factors that go into it, too. that's a big part." we head we head down to monterey for round two of the pebble beach pro-am --beautiful day to play some golf... great weather conditions... high 60's -- we start with the celebrities bill murray... misses the birdie putt in the 12th hole the comedian actor has some fun... he pushes a vonlunteer. --larry fitzgerald is not only a great wide receiver finds the bottom of the cup for a long birdie putt kevin steelman and the future hall of fame have a six stroke lead heading into moving day -- as for the pro's... dustin j

john lynch addressed those concerns after selecting foster in the draft.>> his character is what drew us to him. he lights up a room when you start talking football. i believe he is a good kid. >> reporter: what happens now is concerning the team. the nfl's burden of proof is much different from the court. he could face a six-game suspension. this has changed the landscape.>> this was a huge celebration with the signing of him and now it is unfortunate. it doesn't look good for ruben foster. >> reporter: it certainly doesn't right now, according to the police report the assault weapon was found in the los gatos home. it can be charged as a felony or a misdemeanor and that decision will be made by the das office. it also remains to be seen how the 49ers in the nfl will now move forward.>>> thank you. new at 11, a san francisco man is under arrest after a shocking case where he allegedly killed a dog during a auto burglary. police reported to a parking garage in union square yesterday around 2 pm. the dogs owner told officers he found his four-year-old dog on the ground floor of a seven

john lynch, have them close to signing jimmy g. for a long time deal.ll be making the average of quarterbacks, 25 million a year. they don't sign him, they'll have until july 16 to sign him to a long-term deal. trust me, it will get done. super match up, brendan dillon, call that a draw. coring perfect pass to team meyer. sharks up 1. final seconds in the first. game tied. chris tierney. he'll score, 2-1 sharks. watch this. epic goal by brent burns. fires it in from downtown and the sharks go on to win that one 3-1 your final. >>> phoenix open, final round par 3 16th hole, always rocking. gary woodland enjoying the noise. and his tee shot on the stadium hole. he ends up dropping that for birdie. at 17 under, he fires a 64. he's in the house at 18 under. 18th hole after a birdie on 17. chez reavie finds the bottom of the jar, 18 under, forces a lot of, but he misses the key putt on the first hole. gary woodland makes that to win the phoenix open. >>> no greater feeling than winning the super bowl. it can never be taken away from you. you are a champion f

that was enough of an addition for john lynch as reports have them close to signing jimmy g to a long-term making $25 million a year and if he's not signed by march 6, they will franchise him at 23 million and have until july 16th to sign to a long-term deal. this week i asked tom brady senior if he was surprised the patriots let garoppolo go so cheap. >> i think it was wonderful he goes to the 49ers because he is an absolute winner. he's a real classy guy and a real winner and i hope that he has great success in our hometown here. when tommy is finished rooting, playing for the patriots, i'll be rooting for the 49ers back again and patriots on the afc side. but that being said, patriots were kind of between a rock and a hard place. if tommy wants to play another two or three years, you're not going to be able to fit the salary cap. there is too many complexities in there and i think they took what they felt was the best next step. >> did that create a little problem between tom and bill belichick or no? >> you know, i have -- i don't know. to be honest with you, i could say yes or no but

john lynch was finalist. hard hitting defensive back did not make the cut. >>> tom brady was just selected nfl mvp a third time. tomorrow's super bowl in minneapolis is a bit of a home coming for him. the san mateo you product spent a lot of summers there visiting his mother's family. he shared a story of his first chewing tobacco experience. >> on the way home i said i wanted to try it. they said if we give it to you you can't spit it out till we get home. i don't think -- had much chewing tobacco since then. >> by the way patriots a four and a half point favorite to beat the eagles. >>> last night in sacramento look what the kings did to the dubs. 25 turnovers. the warriors did rally to win the game. warriors won the game 119-94. they are leaking a lot of oil. >> when is the all-star break? >> not for a while. two weeks. >> [ laughter ] >> hoping you were going to say tomorrow. >> you think that is part of the problem? >> oh, yeah. our guys are dieing to get to the all-star break. we are limping to the fini

john lynch and the 49ers gave garoppolo a five year contract worth $137 million.27.5 million per year, the highest annual salary in nfl history, of course, until aaron rodgers signs his new deal. garoppolo will make 75 million guaranteed, quite a raise for a guy who made about $800,000 last season. garoppolo has made only seven starts in his career. you see him at the top of the list for the highest paid quarterbacks, which means he's now making more than tom brady. it's going to please a lot of people around the bay area. the italian stallion is in the barn. >> now he's got to deliver. he's got to live up to the cash. >> it's a small sample size, but i don't think there was a quarterback in the nfl that made all the players around him better and the team better. when garoppolo was starting, the 49ers scored 10 points more per game when he was in there and they didn't lose. >> he's the future. >> indeed. >>> team usa is in south korea for the winter olympics, but a group of passionate korean warriors fans are here in the bay area. >> kpix5's john ramos reports the

brian dawkins is in, john lynch was a finalist but did not make the cut.brady, the nfl mvp for the third time in his career. sunday he will try to win his sixth super bowl. he passed for more than 4500 yards and 32 touchdowns and at 40 years old, he could be the oldest player ever to win the award. >>> st. marys, a scare at san diego. with one minute left, making plays a crunch time. he scored 34, 18 rebounds, and avoided the gametime shot from isaiah right. and won the game 65-62, 18th straight win. santa clara coach cited, he looks in stress. >>> five minutes left, fouled, throws the shot and he goes in anyway. that was the kind of night it was. he had 19 as they won final of 70-59. >>> joe the barber at chicago to barbershop says you must take the eagles and run with it. do not listen to the propaganda on the patriots. >> i am not listening to joe the barber. >> he says come back to me when i am right. what if he's wrong? >> we will be right back. fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together

<john lynch>"we wanted to make jimmy a 49er for a long, long time.have to have some faith for that? absolutely, but he earned that faith that we have in him". "this is where i want to be, honestly. i wanted to get this deal done as fast as possible, and it's only going to help our team going forward, going into free agency, and it's 75 degrees out here. it's not a snowstorm like chicago. we just came from that, so i can speak on that. it's a lot better here. you know, i don't know. there's other factors that go into it, too. that's a big part. and so it's just, i don't know, i wanted to be here i was excited to be here, and i'm happy we got it done as fast as we did." we head down to monterey for round two of the pebble beach pro-am --beautiful day to play some golf... great weather conditions... high 60's -- we start with the celebrities bill murray... misses the birdie putt in the 12th hole the comedian actor has some fun... he pushes a vonlunteer. --larry fitzgerald is not only a great wide receiver finds the bottom of the cup for

at that time, he was placed on the drug treatment program and at the time, john lynch sent they was a special player, but he would have to stay clean. what happens now concerns the team great for domestic violence much different than that. he could face a six-game suspension. a second offense could lead. will get a timeline on when these will proceed and what happens next. they could, christian. >>> next is our question of the day. do you think the 49ers should release reuben foster after his arrest on charges? yes? no? not sure. you can vote on our ktvu a, there. you can also show our ktvu facebook page, and will show that throughout the morning. >>> the time is now 6:5. he was released last week from gel. john oliver was arrested on wednesday night for entering a female officer. he was arrested for another crime. he was also arrested for breaking the nose of a business owner. he was released on his own recognizance a short time later, but it is not clear why he was let go. now they are searching for him again. if you have any information, call number one. >>> the san francisco man i

also randy moss, safety brian dawkins of the eagles, line bakers, brian urlacher and -- - john lynchke the final cut. packer jerry kramer and bobby beathard and houston line backer, doctor doom, robert brazile, congratulations to all. tom brady named league mvp. third time. 32 touch downs with only eight interceptions and a quarter back rating, completing 66% of prass well deserved. injured wide receiver edelman accepted the award for him. brady joins to bonds at the oldest to win the league, at age 40 and from the same high school in san mateo. what are the chances? that's the way the ball bounces i'm mike shumann and we'll see you tonight at 5:00. have a great day. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> sunrise about 20 minutes away and check out this beautiful view from mound tam. if you look at your window you'll see a beautiful sight with the high clouds and sun coming up. stunning out there. and we'll look for another beautiful day. i know you want winter back and it looks like it went away for a while. if you are spending time in santa rosa, in the 40s and the ne

<john lynch>"we wanted to make jimmy a 49er for a long, long time.ave to have some faith for that? absolutely, but he earned that faith that we have in him". "this is where i want to be, honestly. i wanted to get this deal done as fast as possible, and it's only going to help our team going forward, going into free agency, and it's 75 degrees out here. it's not a snowstorm like chicago. we just came from that, so i can speak on that. it's a lot better here. you know, i don't know. there's other factors that go into it, too. that's a big part. and so it's just, i don't know, i wanted to be here i was excited to be here, and i'm happy we got it done as fast as we did." we head down to monterey for round two of the pebble beach pro-am --beautiful day to play some golf... great weather conditions... high 60's -- we start with the celebrities bill murray... misses the birdie putt in the 12th hole the comedian actor has some fun... he pushes a vonlunteer. --larry fitzgerald is not only a great wide receiver finds the bottom of the cup for

back to levis stadium friday, the 49ers new franchise quarterback held courtwith general manager john lynchnd coach kyle shanahan. signed this week to a 137.5 million dollar contract, garoppolo is the highest paid player in football. i asked him if the fansand will be getting their money's worth.jimmy garopolo "...i'm thinking we're taking the right steps, today is a great day we're moving ahead and we're going to take it one game at a time..."the 26-year- old garroplo, who played second fiddle to tom brady in new england, was very impressive as the 49ers went 5 and 0 after going 1-10 before he got the ball. also impressed is 49ers owner jed york.jed york/49ers owner "....we're here to win championships and you can't do that without a great quarterback and we think jimmy has a chance to be just that,...."obviously the 49ers are counting on garoppolo to fill the seats at levis and one day lead them back to the super bowl. posing for pictures with his mom and dad and threes brothers, "jimmy g," as some are already calling him, has some big shoes to fill and he knows it. jimmy garopolo ".....i

current 49ers general manager john lynch was a finalist. he did not make the cut. >>> tom brady tonight was voted mvp for a third time. tomorrow super bowl in minneapolis is a bit of a home coming for the patriots quarterback. he spent a lot of summers there visiting his mother's family. >> on the way home i said i wanted to try it. they said if we give it to you you can't spit it out till we get home. of course -- they give it to me and within five minutes i'm outside of the car throwing up all over the place. i don't think i -- had much chewing tobacco since then. >> from that to eagles head coach doug peterson. his team come in as a 4.5 underdogs. i bet you he addresses this club tonight -- this might be on his mind besides the patriots. >> we will play this video and then treat you to seem ice cream. i know we have some ice cream that is melting. we got to get out of here. i love ice cream. we do have to serve ice cream at our snack night before the game. i love ice cream. i don't want to stay in that team meeting too long. >> i like ic

their new star quarterback to a new five-year contract worth $137.5 million. 49ers general manager john lynchtweet during this morning's news conference announcing this contract. he said brick by brick, alluding to the team's effort to rebuild the franchise. abc world news tweeted this photo of vice president mike pence sitting a few feet away from the sister of north korean dictator kim jong-un at the winter olympics. pence and kim jong-un attended the opening ceremonies in south korea. >>> roabc news reporter palmery has the story from washington tonight. >> reporter: the handling of the case was so poor that trump said that he was considering replacing his chief of staff general john kelley. kelly said for his part, he told trump that he would be willing to resign. >> president trump defended his former top aid rob porter who resigned as staff -- from the oval office, president trump wished him well, this despite evidence of domestic violence including photos and a police report. >> he said very strongly yesterday that he's innocent. >> reporter: trump is making no comment about the women

as we said, enough sample size in seven games for kyle shanahan and john lynch to pull the trigger.may have a press conference. we haven't heard five -- from the 49ers. garoppolo has that sort of tom brady look to him. he played under tom brady for a few years. new england, he stands in the pocket. he goes through it. he is more mobile of -- mobile. lightning quick release. extremely accurate. as for what kind of teammate he is, a video that the 49ers put together give you some idea. >> great job. here we go. >> good job, baby. >> that's perfect. >> good job. >> good job. good job. >> bitte -- big time play. >> let's go! >> that's a big time catch. >> good time, fellas. >> good job. >> good job. that was unbelievable. great job. >> very complimentary. that was only five games. but he commanded the huddle. he played outstanding for the 49ers. some folks are little shocked. i know some of your friends, too. you just got a text. >> diehard eagles fans laughing at it. >> that will be the big test. can he live up to that contract? will they shrink under the pressure? it sure didn't look

at the time 49ers general manager john lynch said he was a special player but he would have to "stay clean." the burden of proof for domestic violence is much different from that of the courts. first time could be a suspension and second offense could lead to a lifetime ban. we are waiting for information on the santa clara courts to get a timeline. >>> oakland a's arrested for drug trafficking. arresting estabon for transport and sale of 40 pounds of cocaine. he had a career with the a's and dodgers. he was briefly married to the late singer jenny rivera who died in a plane crash in 2012. >> an elderly man was left with a life-threatening injury, allie reports strong wind tossed around construction material. >> three people injured in this incident, pedestrian pedestrians who had been walking by this building that was under construction. a worker was also injured when some materials were swept up by strong winds. this morning you can see the construction workers removing that temporary fence that has now been taken down from the perimeter of the building. but in this video you can s

general manager john lynch previously said that incidents like this will be handled on a case by case basis. the latest incident took place at foster's los gatos home. >> calling saying her boyfriend beat her up. two weapons, an ar-16 and a knife inside the house. we're still getting further. we do have history here. >> reporter: officers arrested foster after the the property on shannon road on possession of an assault weapon. one neighbor was surprised to see the police activity on his street. >> i just saw five or six police cars in the driveway as we drove by. people were outside roaming around. >> reporter: foster had no comment while leaving the santa clara county jail yesterday after posting $75,000 bail. last month the linebacker was arrested in alabama for marijuana possession. last year at the scouting combine, foster submitted a diluted urine sample and later september home after a run-in with a hospital worker. in a statement, vice president of communications bob lang said we take matters of this nature seriously and are gathering all pertinent information. reporting live

>> when you think of the past era like a year ago at this time, before they had actually hired john lynch and kyle shanahan, i mean, there have been great moments. things turned around. i was trying to think of one player who came in and made such an incredible difference so fast. and you would have to say jimmy garoppolo at the top or near the top of that list. today, the crown put on him. he is the franchise quarterback. he is the highest paid player in the nfl. and we'll see how long that lasts. but $137 million with about $90 million of that guaranteed in town today and some of the players on hand for the press conference today along with jimmy garoppolo's family who came in from illinois to see the proud moment for their son and he talked about some of the moments leading up to this momentous occasion that swayed him into staying here long term. >> i wouldn't say it was one thing in particular. i think, you know, like i said from the first day i got here my teammates, the coaching staff were very accepting of me and that's kind of rare in an nfl locker room. there's a lot of differen

general manager john lynch gave a shout out to jed york. >> it's easy spending other people's money, but, jed, i want to thank you. >> that's the owner, jed york, to the right of garoppolo at a presser today. jimmy g. unbeaten as the 49ers cashed in. imagine what drew brees will get? celebratory plans? >> i just got here yesterday, me and my family. we had a nice little dinner in san fran. >> san fran? that's fingernails on a blackboard stuff for the locals. considering he's unbeaten for every nfl start he's made, we'll let it go. he's got the next five years to get the hang of the verbiage. he is certainly sold on the weather. >> it is 75 degrees out here. it's not a snowstorm like chicago. so we just came from that. i can speak on that. it's a lot better here. i don't know. there's other factors that go into it. [ laughter ] >> that's a big part. >>> golf, you know who else had pretty good weather? the best in the world to swing a club. let's go to pebble beach and hello sea faring creature and look at this few coming up and look at bill murray doing whatever he wants. round 2 of t

safety and 49er gm john lynch did not make the final cut.ducted gary martinez cramer, redskins and bobby bether and dr. doom robert brazile. congratulations to call. also last night, patriots quarterback tom brady named league mvp, his third time winning the award. this season he threw for 4,577 yards, 32 touchdowns with only eight interceptions. a 102.8 quarterback rating and completed 66% of his passes. well deserved. tom of course, not at the event. julian edelman accepted is the award for him. brady joins barry bonds as the oldest players to win their league mvp at 40en an both are from the same high school, sarah high in san mateo. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike sure man. i'm taking the eagles to get one of these today. have a great day. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> hi there, everyone. good morning to you. the golden gate bridge we're under partly sunny conditions. winds are calm. you woke up to slightly cooler conditions. we're sitting at about 60 degrees around half moon bay and looking at a very mil

completely different vibe and it's been that way since john lynch.eat to have jimmy garoppolo there. that puts everybody at ease and getting this deal done. but it's just a completely different vibe and it started far before his arrival. >> so they got their key position, quarterback. what would be the next likely strength that they are looking for in order to go for that sixth super bowl win. defense, they say, always wins super bowl. and i think today as these guys get together and their mindset would be to definitely load jimmy garoppolo up with a lot of offensive weapons and defense. you see some of the players on hand. they were all checking things out. and, of course, jimmy garoppolo's family was also there. mom and dad kind of in the middle there with a couple of brothers and proud to say the least of the biggest nfl contract ever. he was asked of course what were some of the things that swayed him to make sure it was long term here in the bay area. >> this is where i want to be honestly. you know, i want to get this deal done as fast as possi

thanks to james bianco, and john lynch. that will do it for the "claman countdown." this day is not over. david: what is going on with the market? the dow losing team in the close. it is closing down 20 points. may settle lower than that the blue chips experiencing more than 500-point swing today. s&p fighting for gains in the final moments with the nasdaq solidly in the red. bad day for stocks. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered what is moving the market with an all-star roster including famed economist ben stein. as we kick off the very busy hour, let's go first to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, we saw very big swings and moves today. is this about the treasury market? >> it's a little bit about everything. i mean volatility is bark. we've seen that since late last week into this beak. it has been a most wild ride yesterday and the day before. the biggest number one and two point swings ever in history. so the volatility in equities is back. some has a correlation to w

. >> with john lynch being a first time gm, i think he definitely has to stand behind his word about how they wouldn't be tolerant of violence issues. ues. >> and according to the police report, the assault weapon was found in the home. in california, domestic violence and assault weapons charges can be a felony or misdemeanor. that decision will be made by the da's office. it remains to be seen how the ninners and nfl will move forward. >> we look forward to seeing the police reports spelling out exactly what took place. thank you rob. >>> in san francisco, two pedestrians were injured by falling debris from a nearby construction site. officials say one of the pedestrians has life threatening injuries. here's the latest information. ation. >> reporter: hello, well just behind me, right behind me there was a construction site. this is 1188, it will become a new residential building, but in what spd believes was an accident two people never saw coming, workers spent the day cleaning everything that could be picked up by a gust of wind. workers battle high winds, the very same issue th

thanks to james bianco, and john lynch. that will do it for the "claman countdown." over. david: what is going on with the market? the dow losing team in the close. it is closing down 20 points. may settle lower than that the blue chips experiencing more than 500-point swing today. s&p fighting for gains in the final moments with the nasdaq solidly in the red. bad day for stocks. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered what is moving the market with an all-star roster including famed economist ben stein. as we kick off the very busy hour, let's go first to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, we saw very big swings and

. >> we are a city that grew out across the to ferry .iver lynchburg is named for our founders, john lynch in particular, because he built that ferry and started a business. we grew as a settlement and grew very quickly. that was back in 1757. we pride ourselves on our are also priding ourselves on our present and future. we have such a good fortune to have five colleges. we have liberty university, lynchburg college, soon to become the university of lynchburg, randolph college, lynchburg community college, and sweet briar down the road. of overngs in an influx 20,000 students every year. over 16 years ago, we were losing population. we were down to 63,000 people. now, we can proudly say we are way over 80,000 people. having ourked on downtown be very attractive. we were fortunate we still had very old buildings built before the civil war. they were factories because we were a factory community. those places have been converted into lofts, which are very attractive to our young people but also our retirees. community toderful live, work, and play for everyone. >> "washington journal"

he might get the call to the hall tonight and john lynch is the final list as well a linebacker liquorbuckeyes and broncos and called minuteman also a stanford graduate both men will find out tonight during the awards dinner in minnesota. >>> busiest days of the year super bowl sunday. of will be out in force on the highways before during and after the game. enforcing a zero-tolerance for drunk and drugged driving. all available command staff middle managers supervisors and officers will be on the highways tomorrow to crack down. also asking those at the super bowl parties to stop impaired drivers and getting kind of >>> final touches are underway in preparation for the super bowl lii. security is very tight around the super bowl. patriots and eagles but over 1 million are expected to flood downtown for the parties and the concerts and events today and tomorrow. despite the frigid temperatures. police teaming up with fbi homeland security and others to keep everyone safe. combined the organizations are constantly looking for possible threats. >> not a sitting waiting for the phone duri

. >> lynchburg was named for its founder, john lynch. it had a rich manufacturing history as well as civil war ties to the nearby sandusky and the nearby appomattox courthouse. >> this painting tells a unique story. there is damage to the painting and the tradition passed to the family is that this painting was fanned allies by union soldiers during their occupation at the civil war battle. writtenind some accounts of the vandalism that took place during the battle. >> for the next 90 minutes, we will feature the city's local history beginning with poplar history beginning with poplar forest, thomas jefferson's private retreat. >> what you see behind me is jefferson's most infamous, perfect work of architecture. poplar forest. that was his villa retreat that he started building when president. it is not known very much because jefferson kept it a secret. it was lived in privately until 1979. has been a house museum, a private nonprofit project and we have been doing restoration for the last 30 years. slow processand because we try to do

he was placed on the marijuana drug treatment program and at that time the 49ers general manager john lynch said he would have to stay clean. all of this after foster was kicked out of the combine for submitting a deluded drug sample. >> i would anticipate people may be questioning some of his character but i would tell you his character brought us to him. when you start talking football with him, he lights up the room. i believe in the kit and he is a good kid. i think it is going to be great for this organization for a long time.>> that was in april. now the nfl burden of proof for domestic violence is different than the courts. he could be facing a six-game suspension and a second offense could lead to a lifetime ban. we are waiting for the courts to open up so we can get a better timeline. back to you. >>> question of the day, do you think the 49ers should release reuben foster after the arrest on domestic violence charges? 64% say yes, 21% say no and 50% say you are not sure. go ahead and leave comments on twitter and you can share your thoughts on facebook. >>> two people in san franc

founded in 1757, lynchburg was named more its founder -- for its founder, john lynch. the city is home to poplar forest, thomas jefferson's private retreat. and with the help of our comcast cable partners, for the next 90 minutes we'll feature the city's literary history beginning with poet ann spencer. >> ann spencer was a poet, an american poet mostly associated with the harlem renaissance period in 1924-1945. how she becomes part of the harlem renaissance is how harlem comes to lynchburg. unfortunately, there's a whole group of people who are associated with that period of time like ann spencer that people don't know about. ann spencer was born in 1882 in henry county, virginia, which is southwestern virginia. anne spencer's interest in writing began as a child. her first piece of poetry she said that she wrote at age 11. she said that she would pretend like she was writing even though she didn't know how to spell. you know, she would just pretend. and she would do that same thing as reading before she really learned how to read. she would take sears & roebuck catal

founded in 1757 lynchburg was named for its founder john lynch. the city itself to poplar forest, thomas jefferson and private retreat, and jerry falwell's liberty university. with the help of our comcast cable partners come for the next and humans will feature the cities local authors and its literary history beginning with poet anne spencer. >> anne spencer was a poet, an american poet closely associated with the harlem renaissance. in 1924-1945. how she becomes part of the harlem renaissance is how harlem comes to lynchburg. unfortunately, there is a whole group of people who associate with that time, like anne spencer, people don't know about. anne spencer was born in 1882 in henry county, , virginia, whichs southwestern virginia. her interest in writing began as a child. our first piece of poetry she said that she wrote at age 11, she said that she would pretend like she was writing, even though she did know how to spell. you know, she would just pretend, and she would do that e same thing as reading. before she really learn how to read she p

and now that there's enough evidence to prosecute people, whether it's barack obama or john brennan or loretta lynch: , yes do their job, jeff sessions. where is jeff sessions? judge andrew napolitano, thank you sir. coming up, the dow looking at a triple digit gain at the start of training. i'll talk with mark herd and mark frizora about last week's wild swings on wall street and where they see growth coming from now. back in a minute. ♪ no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> maria: good morning. welcome back. good monday morning. thank you for joining us this morning. we're at the highs of the morning. i'm maria bartiromo. thank you for being here. it's monday, february 12th. you're taking a look at markets right now. we are at the high of the morning now at 7:30 a.m. on the east coast. dow industrials are up better than 300 points. futures indicating a big start to trading this mor

new coach john argueden back to the early morning routine go to work when it's dark leave when it's dark. he is looking for a similar commitment from mar shawn lynch. he says the team is counting on him for the 2018 season. argueden told sports illustrated that lynch needs to be better and strong reporter through the season. he ran for 8 tds the past season. not the effective battering ram the in seattle. he says we need a feature back. more nfl news, the 49ers visited with veteran quarterback vonta davis. a 9-year vet. he is younger brother of the davis originally drafted by miami. he spent past six seasons by the colts. he had an injury. davis was also scheduled to meet with the raiders today and now has to decide where he wants to sign. >>> a couple months ago we had the harlem globe trotters in our office. we challenged them to a mini hoop contest in the sports dp. the globes you said the game taking it up a notch teamed up with the georgia tech college of industrial design and music and created this tick trick shot machine. it's a perpetual motion gizmo. paid is up so you can see it all. this machine was built from scratch. they had music tha

farce or a satire on some serious subject, like slavery or lynching or civil rights period, with jim crow possibly. >> guest: sure. i think johndoes deal with different moments of black history. apex heights, the hurt also, and humor is just a tool, and it's a direct tool for this job or not? the right tool for this story or not? so, my most purely comic book is the noble hustle, and i had a lot of fun writing it. the first line is: i have a good poker face because i'm half dead inside. you either find that line fun or don't. you're bored with the weird miserable humor or not but i think that kind of sums um where it's coming from in that book. >> host: aneat tacoma madison, wisconsin, -- aneat tacoma madison, washington, dc. and. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm retired librarian but never quite retired. i want to know the books he loved or were important to him in middle school and high school. middle school and high school. thank you. reading a hundred years of solitude as a high school senior was really great. i had a cool english teacher who taught a class on fabuly sm. and pilgrim's progress, that old british

farce or a satire on some serious subject, like slavery or lynching or civil rights period with jim crow possibly. >> guest: sure. i think johns we moments of black history through a satirical lens. humor is just a tool. it's a tool for this job or not? the right tool or this story or not? so, my most purely comic book is the novel hudsle and i had a lot of fun writing it. the first line is, you know, i have a good poker face because i'm half dead inside. either you find that line funny or don't. you're bored for the weird, miserable humyear or not but i think that kind of sums up where it's coming from in that book. >> host: aneat dark madison, wisconsin, high. >> caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. got a big question. i'm a librarian or a retired one but never quite retired. i want to know, the books he loved or that were important to him in middle school and high school. >> guest: middle school and high school. thank you. reading hundred years of solitude as a high school senior was really great. i had a cool english teacher who taught a class on fabulousism. so we read pilgrims progress, that old british religious s

have returned into a warren buffet, peter lynch sometime have you static weights in your portfolios you add on pullbacks and sell on rallies. >> we should get john forgive us for carrying on amongst ourselves here your thoughts, related to what you have just heard? >> i think there is a remarkable sense of complacency in the market through all of '17 into '18. we've gone over 400 days without a 5% correction. you see lot of investors were actively shorting volatility even the volatility was at multi-decade lows. i think the bills came due earlier this week. when i would agree that fundamental apples for the market are veryfundamentals for the mark are very strong valuations are historically at high levels. it's relatively inexpensive compared to fixed income when you seen interest rates back up like they have, i think it's a lesson evaluation argue i think over the course of this year, will you see a choppy ride for the market as you have a tug of war and a less positive valuation. >> you want to react >> i will not react to it. i will say valuation as john knows being in the business a long time is not necessarily predictive of future results i

settled by an individual named john lynch. it settled here because we're at the falls of the james river. it's an important port for carrying various agricultural products down the james river to richmond and to the chesapeake bay. it also was major community during the civil war because it was a major hospital and the lyn lynchburg city cemetery has a huge cemetery where union and confederate soldiers are buried because they died after their wounds and cared for here and didn't survive. it also is the largest manufacturing community on a per capita basis. this district is fortunate that it has a very diverse economy and while it is not a boom area in terms of economic growth, it's been long known for having strong steady economic growth and when there are severe economic downturns, the downturns are less. you have low unemployment rates in this area. i think that coupled with the diverse economy makes it really a very stable place for people to live, raise their families and people who come here like it here. i'm looking forw

community that has a very rich history going back to the early 1700s, settled by an individual named john lynch. he settled here because we are at the falls of the james river, and there are canals through this area and it was a very important port for carrying various agricultural products richmondjames river to and then all the way to the chesapeake bay. and it also was a major community during the civil war, because there was a major hospital. cemeteryynchburg city has a huge cemetery where both union and confederate soldiers are buried, primarily because they died of their wounds and were cared for here and didn't survive. largestis the manufacturing community in virginia, on a per capita basis. this district is fortunate that it has a very diverse economy. boom areait is not a in terms of economic growth, it has been long known for having strong, steady economic growth. and when there are severe economic downturns, the downturns here are less. so you historically have low unemployment rates in this area coupled withhat, the diverse economy, makes it really a very stable place for people to