famed naval officer john paul jones, shown here believed there was nothing but greed. early on in the war, he complained that the common class mankind are actuated by no nobler principle than that of. this and this. alone determines all adventures. and privateers. a less cynical views privateers men as being by a combination of profits and patriotism. and this view is closer to the truth. part of the reason privateering scorned was that many believe that the practice undermined the republican ideals of the revolution, which called for the sacrifice of private interests in the pursuit of liberty, according to mercy. otis warren, author one of the earliest histories of the revolution privateering had a tendency to contract the mind and let it just shrink into selfless views and indulgences. totally inconsistent with genuine republicanism. many of the founding fathers, mothers and other elites agreed in principle. i mean, in theory, but in practice, however, many elites had a more complex view of patriotism. one that wasn't based on hewing to republican above all else. th

i think that if pope john paul ii had lived to this day, his statements would have been much sharper much more more rectilinear and not like that between the droplets eh hm how does the eh current pope do it please tell me if we are talking about another eh ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate which is already in the ear of some eh i by the way if let me remind you that there is already a petition about the ban on the activity of this church, which lesya started talking about, everyone wondered why she had already collected 25,000 in three days. it will be dedicated to zelenskyi. i think the president will answer. 25,000 e-e are needed in order for the petition to actually be considered to ban the orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate in ukraine. meanwhile, all kinds of searches are taking place there in bukovina, and in addition to finding some literature there, they also found of the young chorister and also the question of what what was he doing there ? now the sbu visited and the national police visited the territory of the pochaiv lavra yes. and also to the

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in 1942 pope john paul. the 2nd beatified her in cologne in 1987 and declared her a saint. in 1998, he felt that i was present at the canonization had i been invited to did the 1st reading elisa from the book of esther had has standing a little higher up in saint peter's square. i had a wonderful view of all the people. thousands of people differ mentioned on my food and i felt something very profound if, if he mentioned dish that the people i could see were of many different colors languages, nations and that's yawned her out. i had the very strong feeling happy that they were being given aided as their sister, amish west african v. who was this extraordinary woman? edith stein was born in bressler present. dave route's, wife in 1891. she was the 11th child of a jewish family of wood, merchants, an unconventional child. she stood out from her peers because of her intelligence. after graduating from high school, she studied german history and philosophy. later in her memoirs, she would write. i lived with a conviction that something momentous was in store for me. at the car

john paul of another yaki, sitting on a bench.with waxing and requesting their skill just from hemming and escaping with regular tusni. take a breath and take a deep breath . the pope, and he led the second one, said that christianity is like two lungs of one organism, with which eastern people must also breathe. western tradition is such a rapprochement between catholics and orthodox in our lands - this is an example of religious tolerance and good neighborliness. this is an example and a goal of how to live your life with god. and for this you need to meet and surround with love every person in our daily life. today, the zolotogorsk costume, as before, remains a warm, cozy island of calmness and faith when you enter the territory of the church. i can’t even believe that such peace can be felt. in the very center of the noisy metropolis, all this is done by the hands of a priest, the rector of the parishioners and, of course, god

doubt that the russian that leads us please now and a lot of them want to, to change started the john paul. but i think the for now the most powerful figures around which all armed forces, special services deal, stick into him for some reasons, maybe they don't believe that can resolve the situation like he was general, were loyal to human, to the very 1st. so all they can not get nation to think about the future without themselves without power. so it's very difficult to break it, but it's, it's natural that there will be most believes and we will, i think we will see it by nea. if you strip away over the lies the accusations, the propaganda, do you in your own mind, have a clear idea why putin started this war. yeah, she started this. ready war because he wants to stay in power once you're struggling for lifetime and since he cannot sell in any success. ready economy is shrinking if it seems just off the team, the end of the daily life, most people in russia has be deadly. he can only spell some military successes. that's why he wanted to read because it, it is, all right, like all the r

pope john paul ii said that christianity is like two lungs of one organism, which the eastern western traditions should breathe, such a rapprochement between catholics and orthodox in our lands is an example of religious tolerance and conscientiousness. this is an example and a goal of how to live your life with god. and for this you need to meet and surround with love each person in our daily life. today the zolotogorsk church, as before, remains a warm cozy island of calm. and faith when you get to the territory of the church. i can’t even believe that such peace can be felt. in the very center of the noisy metropolis, all this was done by the hands of a priest, the rector of the parishioners and, of course, god with you there was a program and equipment i inga belova all the best to you. we fell, we will not chop up the new day and rob it to our music, i like to take in intradermal us. i'll crawl in the sun, in not timid hands, on the tips of our fingers, music on the stump, the opening of the neck to think and opening before us thousands of roads, music can change the color of kol

and after that, the pope's usually went cruising in specially modified mercedes limousines. pope john paul. the 2nd wanted something different though. he traveled more than his predecessors and wanted to get as close as possible to his flock. mercedes took on the challenge and built him a pipe the bail based on its g class. mercedes refined the design further and gave him a more advanced, more comfortable version of its m class. but other com acres also wanted a piece of the pie. among them, the italian manufacture ross, luncheon polish truck makers, star belt, the biggest pope may be able to ever show for his holiness spanish comic a. sat came up with the smallest and cadillac built. the most pim tout paypal ride every pope. my bill needs 3 things. a raised removable throne for his holiness. a special gearbox was slowly parading the pope through the streets and after an assassination attempt a bullet proof glass enclosed books. francis gave his blessings to the new design in an audience with henrich fisco. the meeting confirmed fiscal faith in the project robbing it was an amazing event t

one person who is paying close attention to the debt relief is john paul warren, the assistant professor of social work at cal state university east bay. has student loans worth a quarter of a million dollars? he went to college for 15 years and got his doctorate so that it could work in higher education. >> the university professor hopes the 9 supreme court justices rule in favor of the loan forgiveness program it's really good to forgive debt of these large corporations. the mic businesses. >> but forgiving the debt of, you know, joe american is is bad because it puts them in a better position. and i'm like dwight that that that while millions wait in limbo, the pause on federal student loan repayments will extend until 60 days after the lawsuit is resolved. if that doesn't happen by june 30th, that payments will start back up 60 days after that. those with the most at risk. here are the 18 million people who have their entire loan balance canceled. the department of education says if payments start next year, those borrowers might think they're in the clear and ignore the bills. repor

one person who is paying close attention to the debt relief is john paul warren. >> the assistant professor of social work at cal state university east bay. has student loans worth a quarter of a million dollars? he went to college for 15 years and got his doctorate so that it could work in higher education. >> the university professor hopes the 9 supreme court justices rule in favor of the loan forgiveness program it's really good to forget that of these large corporations than my businesses. >> but forgiving the you know, joe american is is bad because it puts them in a better position. and i'm like why that that that while millions wait in limbo, the pause on federal student loan repayments will extend until 60 days after the lawsuit is resolved. if that doesn't happen by june 30th, that payments will start back up 60 days after that. those with the most at risk. here are the 18 million people who have their entire loan balance canceled. the department of education says if payments start next year, those borrowers might think they're in the clear and ignore the bills. reporting the newsr

he is absolutely uh, different, he says, what else can we say, if we compare him with e, john paul theand other e popes, that is, indeed today, and the catholic church is trying to lead the disgrace, as in the well-known phrase. that is. if you can't prevent a single desire, you know, and i'm actually very big in the first place. no, options to interpret. otherwise, you read the original source, and very many didn’t read the original source and just focus on the words of the pope, no one is guided by papal bulas and incyclics there, but everyone can read a minute at noon the interview during the cycle worries me much more . sorry in the decrepit. testament. you see , it is written that a man will not look with a man, how women dogmatism depends on their interpretation, and what they are trying to change today. this is an attempt to advance. these are the surnames of specific men, or what, there? i just want to say that we have written it has ceased to be the optics of the supreme commander for them. this is daddy's supreme team. he and the commander in chief in a religious sense, this

and after that, the pope's usually went cruising in specially modified mercedes limousines. pope john paul. the 2nd wanted something different though. he traveled more than his predecessors and wanted to get as close as possible to his flock. mercedes took on the challenge and built him a punk the bail based on its g class. mercedes refined the design further and gave him a more advanced, more comfortable version of its m class. but other com acres balls. i wanted a piece of the pie, among them, the italian manufacturer, luncheon ah polish truck, make a star belt. the biggest pope may be able to ever show for his holiness. spanish carmakers say at came up with the smallest and cadillac built, the most pimp tout paypal, right? every pope my bail needs 3 things. a raised removable throne for his holiness. a special gearbox was slowly parading the pope through the streets and after an assassination attempt a bullet proof glass enclosed books. francis gave his blessings to the new design in an audience with henrich fisco, the meeting confirmed fiscal faith in the project. roving, it was an ama

not been any other popes and this is the same pope. like the previous pope benedict or like pope john paul the same group not from the same here he is of course he is a person of ethnic italian origin there but you understand that it is not ethnic origin that determines i would say a person's options and positions development is not a question of origin this is a question places where civilization is found, the pope is really argentinian well, of course, he speaks italian very well, his native language is always spanish , he speaks better, not worse, but he was born in argentina, grew up in argentina, this is a different civilization, this is not europe, if we look at how the latin american countries are reacting to this war, their politicians, their public figures, many people will reveal to him some kind of scumbag, i am. by the way, just when i started thinking about it, i started reading the chain from time to time. well, it is absolutely obvious that it looks different there than in europe, they treat it more neutrally for them, russia remains to some extent allies in the fight agains

guy's name john paul mack. a computer repair man his name is mac . >> that is.'ll remember. he was villa fid by media that we're trying to -- and u.s. government officials who were going around lying claiming it was russian disinformation that guy was some sort of russian stooge to help trump or hurt you know joe biden. it is kind of amazing the timing, i think the realization that republicans voters have handed republicans in congress is soupiina power, they are important issues. they -- this spot just partisan political bickering, these are very important issues that go to heart of our f foreign policy, and this administration has been hijacked and paid for by powerful enemies in the world. paid off biden family to get the kind of foreign policy they want. i can't think of anything more vit vitally important for american people to know about. tom: juan, i don't know if i would go as far as spike, but i don't trust fbi, someone needs to clean house, what what happened to liberals they usedded to suss pows. >> i don't think. i think they -- that is crazy. ure ri

john-paul: live from new york city this monday morning, the morning to you.rice actions trying to fill in on the games, on the nasdaq -- 500 up .4%. last week, they nasdaq 100 staging a recovery on friday but ultimately down the week by about six percentage points. going back to january this year, that was a big move lower, held down by what happened at the bond market, a move with more than 20 basis points last week on the two-year, and a range very close to 480 at the low, very close to 440, and right now somewhere in between, but the two-year at 2797. looking to the fed speed, lisa went through that earlier. i wonder how undivided they will be. no division from the ecb, european central bank, and the governor of the central bank, to be precise, talking more interest rate hike, tom, even with economic weakness on the agenda. tom: i just don't get it. governor bailey of the united kingdom said the other day looking at the two-year recession, how you raise rate? jonathan: they are looking to do it, tom, and we can keep discussing it. let's get you some single

. >> john paul isaac is one of the unsung heroes of the hunter biden saga and i'm thrilled he is writingk. he is the computer repair store owner. he was minding his own business in a tiny spot in delaware. hunter biden comes in and drops off the laptop and it all goes from there. he saw evidence of criminality on that thing. he went to the f.b.i. they do nothing. he goes to republican politicians. they do nothing. finally in an act of desperation he ends up giving it to rudy giuliani who provides it to the media and more widely december emanateed. if he had not been there we would know nothing. it would be a black hole today. we would have nothing. >> dana: where is the laptop right now? >> he has -- there is multiple -- many copies have been made. i have a copy and the f.b.i. probably has a copy and i know the house oversight committee has a copy and there are many copies now in circulation. >> dana: miranda devine wrote a piece and said in american injustice my battle to disclose the troop. he said he was met with skepticism and death threats. i feared for my life in the face of a host

others that i won't mention i want to single out sam gill, john sanz, jonathan fenton our consultant, john paul for, former chair of our board of trustees and ashley is on. thanks also to susan gomez and her tocolleagues who are have so well handled the arrangements for our first informed meeting. and i thank you all for your goodwill and your active participation. on what i hope will be your active participation inthis conference . to give us a preview it's my pleasure and actually a privilege to introduce my colleague, friend, senior director for media democracy at night foundation john sanz. [applause] >> thank you all, you're too kind. let me echo alberto's warm welcome to miami, it's so great to share this space with you all and i've seen so many of you all already and i can't wait to bshake hands with the rest of you or stop whatever we're doing these days i think on behalf of the entire team i want to say how excited we are to be with you the next couple of days, a couple of days of conversation on some of most critical issues facing our democracy today. gathered here along with represen

john. >> paul, i want you to listen to a little here.public defender appointed to defend mr. depape and he says as he bills a defense, it could revolve around this. >> there's also been a lot of speculation regarding mr. depape's vulnerability to misinformation and that is certainly something that we're going to look into. >> can you go and try to convince a jury, don't convict this person because they believe covid fantasies and conspiracies because they believe mike lindell that the election was stolen? is that a valid defense? >> no, it's not a valid defense. it's an absolutely ridiculous defense. they can assert an insanity defense. to prove that they would have to show that his mental illness was so severe he didn't understand he was committing a crime and obviously he knew exactly what he was doing because he planned the crime, brought the weapon engaged in cogent conversation with paul pelosi while he held him captive. so i don't think he's going to have a valid insanity defense and certainly that defense is ridiculous, so no chan

the nine justices of the supreme court attend a memorial service for one of their own, the late john paultevens. the end of the court's term is just weeks away. >> a whole host of consequential decisions to come. >> a bitterly divided country awaits a momentous decision. >> is this the end of roe v. wade? >> of law and of life. >> at the service, the judges look collegial, they call themselves a happy family. beneath the surface, there is much more to the story. >> they not only aren't getting along with each other. they don't like each other. >> it is a court at war with itself. and in the center stands chief justice john roberts. >> john roberts is someone who is used to winning. >> he's very much a judicial conservative. >> not a fan of roe v. wade. >> but the chief is said to be keenly aware that abolishing roe could tear america apart. >> he cared more about preserving the legitimacy of the supreme court. >> which meant saving roe. >> he wasn't going to let go. >> months earlier -- oral arguments in the case of dobbs versus jackson women's health center. at issue, a mississippi law t

happening soon, the university of virginia hosts a public memorial service at its basketball stadium, john paul honor three football players who were shot and killed last sunday in charlottesville when a student opened fire on a bus returning from a class field trip in dak. two others were injured. this comes as teams across the country honor those killed with tributes. let's go now to cnn's joe johns in charlottesville, virginia. this is a tragic loss for the families, the team, the entire university campus community. >> absolutely. just tremendous sadness. there was a huge crowd here just a little while ago. they all went in. just a sign of the times. over my shoulder you can see the metal detectors people had to pass through in order to get in. obviously the university taking no chances. over here to my left, you see the pictures of d'sean perry, lavel davis, chandler. a suspect now in custody. his name is chris jones. he's 23 years old. he actually turned 23 in jail last week. and there are huge questions here for the university about his gun ownership, what the university knew. especially

one person who is paying close attention to the debt relief is john paul warren, the assistant professor of social work at cal state university east bay. has student loans worth a quarter of a million dollars? he went to college for 15 years and got his doctorate so that it could work in higher education. >> the university professor hopes the 9 supreme court justices rule in favor of the loan forgiveness program it's really good to forget that of these large corporations than my businesses. >> but forgiving the debt of, you know, joe american is is bad because it puts them in a better position. and i'm like millions wait in limbo, the pause on federal student loan repayments will extend until 60 days after the lawsuit is resolved. if that doesn't happen by june 30th, that payments will start back up 60 days after that. those with the most at risk. here are the 18 million people who have their entire loan balance canceled. the department of education says if payments start next year, those borrowers might think they're in the clear and ignore the bills. reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nes

one person who is paying close attention to the debt relief is john paul warren, the assistant professor of social work at cal state university east bay. has student loans worth a quarter of a million dollars? he went to college for 15 years and got his doctorate so that it could work in higher education. >> the university professor hopes the 9 supreme court justices rule in favor of the loan forgiveness program, rhetoric of its really good to forgive debt of these large corporations that my businesses. >> but forgiving the you know, joe american is is bad because it puts them in a better position and i'm like why that that that while millions wait in limbo, the pause on federal student loan repayments will extend until 60 days after the lawsuit is resolved. if that doesn't happen by june 30th, that payments will start back up 60 days after that. those with the most at risk. here are the 18 million people who have their entire loan balance canceled. the department of education says if payments start next year, those borrowers might think they're in the clear and ignore the bills. reporti

one person who is paying close attention to the debt relief is john paul warren, the assistant professor of social work at cal state university east bay. has student loans worth a quarter of a million dollars? he went to college for 15 years and got his doctorate so that it could work in higher education. >> the university professor hopes the 9 supreme court justices rule in favor of the loan forgiveness program it's really good to forget that of these large corporations than my businesses. >> but forgiving the debt of, you know, joe american is is bad because it put them in a better position. and i'm like why that that that while millions wait in limbo, the pause on federal student loan repayments will extend until 60 days after the lawsuit is resolved. if that doesn't happen by june 30th, that payments will start back up 60 days after that. those with the most at risk. here are the 18 million people who have their entire loan balance canceled. the department of education says if payments start next year, those borrowers might think they're in the clear and ignore the bills. reporting t

one person who is paying close attention to the debt relief is john paul warren, the assistant professor of social work at cal state university east bay. has student loans worth a quarter of a million dollars? he went to college for 15 years and got his doctorate so that it could work in higher education. >> the university professor hopes the 9 supreme court justices rule in favor of the loan forgiveness program, rhetoric of its really good to forgive debt of these large corporations. the mic businesses. >> but forgiving the debt of, you know, joe american is is bad because it puts them in a better position. and i'm like dwight that that that while millions wait in limbo, the pause on federal student loan repayments will extend until 60 days after the lawsuit is resolved. if that doesn't happen by june 30th, that payments will start back up 60 days after that. those with the most at risk. here are the 18 million people who have their entire loan balance canceled. the department of education says if payments start next year, those borrowers might think they're in the clear and ignore the

one person who is paying close attention to the debt relief is john paul warren, the assistant professor of social work at cal state university east bay. has student loans worth a quarter of a million dollars? he went to college for 15 years and got his doctorate so that it could work in higher education. >> the university professor hopes the 9 supreme court justices rule in favor of the loan forgiveness program, rhetoric of its really good to forget that of these large corporations than my businesses. >> but forgiving the debt of, you know, joe american is is bad because it put them in a better position. and i'm like why that that that while millions wait in limbo, the pause on federal student loan repayments will extend until 60 days after the lawsuit is resolved. if that doesn't happen by june 30th, that payments will start back up 60 days after that. those with the most at risk. here are the 18 million people who have their entire loan balance canceled. the department of education says if payments start next year, those borrowers might think they're in the clear and ignore the bills.

one person who is paying close attention to the debt relief is john paul warren, the assistant professor of social work at cal state university east bay. has student loans worth a quarter of a million dollars? he went to college for 15 years and got his doctorate so that it could work in higher education. >> the university professor hopes the 9 supreme court justices rule in favor of the loan forgiveness program it's really good to forget that of these large corporations than my businesses. >> but forgiving the debt of, you know, joe american is is bad because it puts them in a better position. and i'm like why that that that while millions wait in limbo, the pause on federal student loan repayments will extend until 60 days after the lawsuit is resolved. if that doesn't happen by june 30th, that payments will start back up 60 days after that. those with the most at risk. here are the 18 million people who have their entire loan balance canceled. the department of education says if payments start next year, those borrowers might think they're in the clear and ignore the bills. reporting

one person who is paying close attention to the debt relief is john paul warren, the assistant professor of social work at cal state university east bay. has student loans worth a quarter of a million dollars? he went to college for 15 years and got his doctorate so that it could work in higher education. >> the university professor hopes the 9 supreme court justices rule in favor of the loan forgiveness program, rhetoric of its really good to forgive debt of these large corporations than my businesses. >> but forgiving the debt of, you know, joe american is is bad because it puts them in a better position. and i'm like why that that that while millions wait in limbo, the pause on federal student loan repayments will extend until 60 days after the lawsuit is resolved. if that doesn't happen by june 30th, that payments will start back up 60 days after that. those are the most at risk. here are the 18 million people who have their entire loan balance canceled. the department of education says if payments start next year, those borrowers might think they're in the clear and ignore the bills

ryan. _ really held john benard and paul ryan. his — really held john benard and paul ryan,he fire, we will only— of the house feeding the fire, we will only vote for you but you have got to _ will only vote for you but you have got to have — will only vote for you but you have got to have these concessions committees of the votes we want. we want one _ committees of the votes we want. we want one of— committees of the votes we want. we want one of our folks at the leadership table. they went to mccarthy when he became leader and he said _ mccarthy when he became leader and he said i_ mccarthy when he became leader and he said i am _ mccarthy when he became leader and he said i am not doing that. so the notion— he said i am not doing that. so the notion if— he said i am not doing that. so the notion if we — he said i am not doing that. so the notion if we have an eight seat majority— notion if we have an eight seat majority in the got 30 or 40 members who if— majority in the got 30 or 40 members who if mccarthy doesn't get into them, _ who if mccarthy doesn't get into them,

this, you know -- i didn't personally, but i covered when john boehner went through this and the elements and his party came after him, and paul ryan, too. that was in the good old days. i think kevin mccarthy might be careful what he wishes for with this republican house. >> we've seen this movie before with john boehner, paul ryan. >> that's right. >> and, joe, let me ask you about president biden. this past week has been a good week for democracy, decency and dark brandon, i think. forgive me if that reference is going over your head. maybe we're too old to get some of these things from the young voters. the speculation about whether or not the president will run again in 2024, i suppose that will continue. and he gives the same answer about that. let me get your comment on the other side. >> look, my intentions, i said in the beginning, is that i would run again. but it's just an intention. i have not made a formal decision. but it's my intention. my intention to run again. my intention is i will run again. but i'm a great respecter of fate. >> what do you think, joe? he's routinely underestimated. and now, can boast one o

that we have to deal with and i read theec speech may be a hundred times. 6-3 with the opinion by john paulens that estates were passing photo variety. majority the second example he gave is the fact that they would get a longer sentence and he quoted the source and that's true. what he didn't say the reason for this is the average black criminal had more convictions which judges take into consideration. the third thing he said is that boys are kicked out of school more often than white boys. also true. he sued the illinois school district years ago when they kicked out a bunch of kids who were fighting after the football game. it turns out they missed like 400 s days out. all white school board. the school board points out in their lawsuit no matter the race of the principal, the race of the school board. this is eric holder the attorney general giving three examples of pernicious racism and that's all you've got and they are all wrong. it's never been a most important factor. we deal with them on a case-by-case basis. however you feel about what derek chauvin did, there is zero evidence t

john's county commissioner paul waldren. he was a lifelong resident of st. john's county and vibrant member of the community. throughout his young life, paul worked and operated his family small business. before become ago respected real estate professional. ball applied his experience run ago -- paul applied his experience run ago small business to his role as commissioner to his efforts to support and expand recreation and tourism development and strengthen our economy. throughout his six years as commissioner, paul also became a powerful advocate for residents in st. john's county and continue to volunteer in a variety of capacities throughout the community. his recent loss is a devastating blow to our community. he will be remembered as as a strong leader, faithful husband, loving father, and beloved neighbor and friend. i was proud to call him my friend. on behalf of florida's fourth congressional district, i'd like to extend a sincere condolences to paul's wife and their two daughters. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the c

the supreme court decision written by john paul stevens said there was an interest in election integrity by states passing photo voter id. the majority of blacks support voter photo id. the second example is the fact blacks who commit the same crimes as white people will get a sentence 12.5% longer. he quoted the u.s. sentencing commission and that is true. what he did not say is the same commission said the reason is because the average black criminal has more convictions, which judges take into consideration. the third thing he said was pernicious racism is that black boys are kicked out of school more often than white boys. also true. he sued the decatur, illinois school district when they kicked out black kids fighting after a football game. turns out they missed 400 days of school. all white school board. the school board points out in the lawsuit that no matter the race of the principal, the race of the school board, black boys are kicked out more often. this is eric holder, the attorney general, giving three examples of pernicious racism. that is all you got? they were all wrong?

. >>> paul mccartney and john lebanon's son posted this. none other tan uncle paul.lbum june. both looking pretty good. for now that'll do it for us, thank you for watching. >> you ♪ this city is magical! attention passengers, if you look out your windows, you'll see a magnificent tree and a glorious world of holiday joy. happy holidays from the middle of everything! [music] >>> this is the casino matrix gameday on kpix5. >> > gameday for november 13th. a lot to get to starting with a busy night at levi stadium. 49ers in prime time. hosting th chargers. in case you are walking into the door, here are the moving pictures. brought back to pass, hitting carter in stride. 32 yard drive, the chargers opened the game with a seven play, 75 yard drive. seco nd quarter. l.a. got it down to the 1. faced it third and goal. and gymy ward was there. chargers held to just a field goal. one down, jimmy garoppolo extending the play here. trying to make it happen. links up with mccloud. down the sideline. put the niners in striking distance. a few plays later. he kept it himself. th