john robinson lost his first game to reno and never lost again as head coach. tony sanchez has a chance to out do that... he won his first game against em last year and can make it two in a row for the first time in over a decade. again, kickoff 1 pm at sam boyd. here's a stunner in college football... the boise state broncos having trouble in colorado springs. air force blocks a punt for a touchdown... falcons led at the half. lets take ya to the 4th... late in the 4th... brett rypien goed the 5.. you're thinking surely the broncos have some creative play... but they rush jeremy mcnichols three straight into the line and were stuffed. then on 4th rypien tries and he's turned back... so wyoming plays san diego state in the mountain west title game. the winner coming to las vegas standings... who would've guessed that wyoming would be sitting on top of the mountain division and playing new mexico tomorrow and win or lose they're in the mountain west title game. they'll playing san diego state in the league championship game... but checking the west standings...

this time a hard fought 21-17 win it marks 200th career win for john robinson. the battle lines were drawn the prize this red cannon... adam seward/lb; "we stopped a good unr football team and it wasn't even close it was a great win for us." rebels roll to an easy 48-13 win.. we mentioned 35 unanswered.. we'll win with the rebels of unlv.. we're one and oh now.. if you don't like these gusy, you really won't like the next guys do we. >>> our strange stories for friday... right after this./// ((chris maathuis)) >>> first up... a holiday ornament that takes after one of donald trump's favorite lines... has been pulled from amazon. the "make america great again" hat got way too many bad reviews. users posted things like.. "it's yuge!".. or "it made my tree great again!". you can still get it from other websites... but it'll cost you more than 2-hundred bucks./// ((tedd florendo)) >>> cnn is doing damage control.. after an unfortunate tweet went of her tv on cnn... showing what was supposed to be "anthony bourdain's: parts unknown".. instead... she says pornography

off on a good note, it been since the john robinson years since they've been able to win two in a row and send the seniors off with a win so it's a big deal.. we want to send them off the right way. ryan mcaleenan/sr. linebacker: "no matter if we went to a bowl game, it doesn't matter everyone is ready. prepared and it's going to be a fun game, most of the time it close, so it' tony sanchez/coach: "last opportunity to walk out and be a rebel and fight for a win, that's special. all of us who played had that opportunity and you never forget it." ((chris maathuis)) once again saturday at one.... the battle for the fremont cannon. in about three minutes. ((denise valdez)) >> let's check in with christianne klein to see what they're working on. ((christianne klein)) >>> thanks denise. ski resorts in the west are hoping snow comes soon.. so they can open up their slopes. we'll tell you when lee canyon and nearby resorts in utah will open up... >> plus.. ok-go explains how they pull off these creative videos.. all in one shot! and the award they are getting for their ingenuity.. next on the

off on a good note, it been since the john robinson years since they've been able to win two in a row and send the seniors off with a win so it's a big deal.. we want to send them off the right way. ryan mcaleenan/sr. linebacker: "no matter if we went to a bowl game, it doesn't matter everyone is fun game, most of the time it close, so it'll be a fun saturday. tony sanchez/coach: "last opportunity to walk out and be a rebel and fight for a win, that's special. all of us who played had that opportunity and you never forget it." ((chris maathuis)) cannon. ((denise valdez)) >>> back with a hair raising strange story -- after this./// ((denise valdez)) >>> and we take you to fresno.. for a hair raising rescue. fat boy -- the cat -- has been stuck on top of an electric pole more than a week! seems like he was trying to get away from a dog.. and couldn't get down on his own. after several agencies refused to help -- the electric company shut off power to about 200 homes for a couple of hours -- so workers could reach him. fat boy was hungry ans thirsty -- but should be okay. /// ((dave cour

the only one i've seen significantly better is that of john c robinson. but that is pretty darned close. he will have two of his three brigades, commanded by john bailey macintosh, and another commanded by colonel his first cousin, colonel irvin gregg. he was an interesting fellow. he was a mexican war vet who had no formal training as a soldier but was very capable as a cavalry officer. he was six foot four inches and the men called him "long john." he was commissioned after the war, that is how well-regarded he is. he has with him two full brigades and he will attack in the direction of a place called brinckerhoff's ridge. and is the far left flank of the confederate position on gettysburg on the afternoon of july 2. those of you who heard me do my talk on stewart's ride in the past, that is one area where i have said stewart's absence made a significant difference because we have two great of infantry -- two brigades of infantry performing the role calvary is supposed to cover, which is guarding the flanks of the army. because jenkins is wounded in the

the only one i've seen significantly better is that of john c robinson. but that is pretty darned close. he will have two of his three bygades, commanded macintosh, and another commanded gregg.nel irvin he was a mexican war vet who had no formal training as a soldier but was very capable as a calvary officer. he was six foot four inches and they called him "long john." commissioned after the war, that is how well-regarded he was. hehas two full brigades and will attack in the direction of 'splace called brinckerhoff ridge. .t is on the far flank those of you who heard me do my talk on stewart's ride in the past, that is one area where i have said stewart's absence made a significant difference because we have two great of infantry performing the role calvary is supposed to cover, which is guarding the flanks of the army. because jenkins is wounded in the morning of july 2 and there is a breakdown in the chain of communications and no one advises colonel ferguson that jenkins's down, guys, we don't know what they did that afternoon. there are no accounts,

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other contenders include ambassador john bolton and bob corker of tennessee who lynn l join us in the program. o'donnell, robert costa and you eugene robinson with me, columnist for the "washington post" and nbc political analyst. i want to get to you on this, kel. to come flying out of that tower you're covering but what do you make of this death squad? suddenly mike rodgers is kicked rush. "you're fired"? >> based on my reporting, chris, what i have been told is jared kushner, the president-elect's son-in-law, has been the center of power for a very long time. through the campaign and now especially in the transition. while kellyanne conway had campaign manager title, steve bannon had the ceo title, it's the tilelessless jared kushner who has been the power base, trusted business hi father-in-law, obviously trusted by his wife ivanka and flying under the radar for quite a bit of time now. that a figure like mike rodgers, widely respected, former fbi agent, former head of the house intel committee, someone respected but doesn't have chris christie ties. he was, in fact, hired by chris christie for the transition to run national security bu

bush and john kerry shook hands at a ceremony honoring the baseball great, jackie robinson.h meeting with vice president al gore after that contention election. it can't be easy for the losers to come face to face with the people who beat them, especially after a bitter or close election or even a contested one. so far, both hillary clinton and donald trump have been gracious to each other in public. the question is, when or if # will they have their post-election face to face? that's all we have for tonight. "with all due respect" starts right now. >> i'm john heilemann. >> and i'm mark halperin. with all due respect to the media, the next four years best run as a marathon, not a sprint. >> what a photo op this will be. awkward. >> awkward. >> awkward. >> awkward. >> awkward feels like an understatement. >> we are watching donald trump's plane. >> there is donald trump's plane. >> there's donald trump. >> we're watching the motorcade pull into the white house. >> donald trump is in the white house. >> this meeting has been going on for a pretty lengthy amount of time. >> th

john kerry speaking here in marrakesh. well, to talk more about donald trump, we are joined by mary robinson. she served as president of ireland from 1990 to 1997 and u.n. high commissioner for human rights from 1997 to 2002. she is president of the mary robinson foundation climate justice. welcome to democracy now! >> happy climate justice day, the first climate justice they at any cop. amy: congratulations on your new appointment. >> looking at the fact that el niÑo is very severe now and we think it is impacted by climate change in a way we don't fully understand, but it is devastating for about 60 million people worldwide. amy: so you're the high commissioner for human rights, the president of ireland. why is climate justice your issue? >> it is undermining human rights all over the world. people have to become much more resilient to cope with that problem. we need to be more people-centered and what we're doing and recognize all climate action has to respect all human rights. amy: we came from the united states to morocco to focus on this issue of climate justice, particularly, to bring

secretary of state include john bolton and senator bob corker of tennessee who will join us on the program. i'm joined by kelly o'donnell, political analyst, and eugene robinson with me with the "washington post." i want to get to you, kelly. i never know when some news will come flying out of that tower up there that you're covering. what are you making of this death squad that seems to be operating? all of a sudden, mike rogers is kicked out, elliott cohen is given the bum's rush. who is it inside that's telling people, you're fired? >> based on my reporting, chris, what i have been told is that jared kushner, the president-elect's son-in-law has been the center of power for a very long time. through campaign and now especially in the transition. while kellyanne conway had the campaign manager title, steve bannon had the ceo title, it is the title less jared kushner who has been the power base. trusted by his father-in-law, obviously trusted by his wife ivanka and flying under the radar for a long time now. what my reporting tells me is that a figure like mike rogers, form he fbi agent, form he house committee, someone respected but doesn't really have chri

john street made one last push to remind passengers to vote. >> make sure you vote tomorrow. >> reporter: it was the first evening rush hour since the septa strike ended this morning. we met yolanda robinsono rode the train for the first time since the six-day work stoppage. >> i cried the first day they went on strike. >> reporter: although the broad street and market frank ford lines were limited today, robinson was relieved. she told us she didn't have an election day travel plan if the strike continued. but it wasn't going to keep her from the polls. >> i was going to go out and vote. i didn't care how far that is. >> reporter: moments after septa and the transport workers union agreed on a deal, septa announced limited service on limited trolley routes. >> they know the importance of the elections. >> tomorrow i will be taking accesepta to work. >> reporter: nbc10 also learned several groups including ride sharing companies will help people in a bind. >> anybody who wants a ride to the polls, to the polls and back, can call uber or lyft, and it's already prepaid for. >> reporter: a democratic pac raised about $50,000 to fund those election day rides. a spokeswoman says she expects se

john chisholm says police began to doubt they'd arrested the right man. but there was also this... one of the officers involved was injured on the job... the trial was delayed... and robinson had to be released. seven days later, he was multiple times near 38th and hampton. but prosecutors dropped the gun possession charge. and then a judge threw out the shooting case, when the state wasn't ready for trial. "he got out because the speedy trial demand could not be met." robinson is now facing charges in yet another shooting... that never could've happened if he'd been in prison in the first place. 'once we make an arrest, something else has to happen. and all too often, it doesnt.'over the course of eight months, the fox 6 investigators thousand, 6-hundred felon in possession cases in milwaukee county. more than a third of the time, charges were never filed. hundreds of others were charged, then dismissed. but even when felons are convicted of having guns... we found 20 percent serve less than a year in jail. and 75 percent serve less than three. "it doesn't reflect a lack of aggressiveness. in fact, if we didn't care about the cases we wouldn't caseloads are massive and gu

robinson, is that the case in washington, d.c. but that's the case across the world. i think, gene, we are getting there where we are looking at where moved from johnuple weeks ago where we are looking at a process where we are looking at mitt romney or david petraeus or corker as finalist. >> if you look at petraeus, obviously he has foreign policy experience, and a great resume, as chris said. and, you know, it would be a rich irony, of course, for somebody that was actually, you know, convicted or pleaded guilty for handling the classified situation after all the lock her up chants of the campaigned to be named to such a high post in the administration. with mitt romney, the question i still have, it comes down to two words, muslim ban. donald trump modified, or president-elect trump modified it could be extreme vetting -- >> that's not a muslim ban. it's moved beyond that. >> it's a big deal for mitt romney, and mitt romney, i am not sure that mitt romney can convince himself that calling a muslim ban by another name is anything other than a muslim ban. >> with all due respect, it's not a phmuslim ban, and if you talk about extreme vetting from