>>> no weather issues inside the dome today at indianapolis where alex smith tried to lead kansas city to the first playoff win. chiefs leading rusher and sweefer charles suffers a concussion. he did not return. chief lost four players to injuries. avery scored a 79-yard touchdown. kansas city led 31-10 at halftime. he had a 28-point lead over the colts in the second half. andrew luck despite three interceptions leads the colts in the second largest comeback in history. 45-44 and is smith passed for four touchdowns. on 4th and 11, dwayne bowl out of bounds before he secures the catch. indianapolis advances to the second round of the playoffs. 45-44. >>> the sharks started with the fourth best record in the western conference. they are not good enough to spot colorado four goals and still expect to win.

>> taban: that's kansas city. >> simon: kansas city. do you know where it is? i don't know. >> simon: abraham yel nhial was taking this walk for the 25th time. he was an ordained minister of sudan's episcopal church at kakuma. he looked at the board as if it were a holy scroll. >> abraham yel nhial: i'm going to chicago. is it interesting? >> simon: oh, it's very interesting. ( laughter ) >> yel nhial: thank you for that. >> simon: they were called the lost boys because they were between five and 11 when their christian villages in southern sudan were attacked by islamist forces from the north. when they saw their villages burning, they started running. streams of boys became rivers. hundreds became thousands until an exodus of biblical proportions was under way. they walked for three months across sudan barefoot. 12,000 found refuge in ethiopia. but after four years, they were chased out at gunpoint, chased to the gilo river where the waters did not part. for joseph taban, that day will never go away. >> taban: we saw so many people who were just floating on t

in kansas city, minus 30 in indianapolis. i feel for people in the ohio valley because they had that big snowstorm yesterday. and now they have the life-threatening windchills on top of it, and there's a lot of people without power still. >> that windchill makes a difference. >>> new overnight, the 13-year-old girl declared brain-dead after a tonsillectomy is out of the hospital and back in the custody of her mother. >> jahi mcmath has been taken from children's hospital, and brought to a place where they will use her name, instead of calling her a body. and where she can get to the starting line, instead of where children's has left her for the past power weeks almost at the finish line. >> and while the family's attorney would not reveal where jahi is headed, he said the place will allow her to have procedures done as soon as possible. one of those procedures would be to fit her with a feeding tube something that oakland's children's hospital refused to do because it ruled jahi brain-dead. her family believes she is alive.

he's an attorney in kansas city. legal analyst and criminal defense attorney, and joins me from new york. paul, let me start with you first. i want your opinion -- yes or no -- do you think ken can win? >> i think it's a tough, tough case, because unlike the other cases, he has a two-part problem. one, he has to prove that traumatic brain injury was caused by playing football for the kansas city chiefs. secondly, he's got to prove that having that brain injury caused this murder-suicide. so that's a tough hill to climb. i think it's an uphill battle, but a very sympathetic case. >> the chiefs are worth $1 billion. if you win, what kind of damages are you asking for? >> well, damages in missouri are determined by juries. and our lawsuit is focused upon zoey's well-being and her future. we were appointed by the jackson county probate court to represent zoey and to try to provide for her future, because she lost both parents in this incident. it's interesting, paul talks about it, and maybe around the country, the stand

she is from kansas city. >> i cannot tweet about kansas city anymore, i guess.ampa? can i tweet about sacramento? i cannot tweet about 20-something states. >> jimmy: where is andy from? >> atlanta. >> jimmy: she's from atlanta. >> tampa. i cannot go to a baseball game in tampa. >> jimmy: what did you say? atlanta, tampa, kansas city -- >> i can't go. i can't go to sacramento, either. i know all of them. i know all of them. >> jimmy: wow. this is very, very interesting. i don't think there's any reason to watch the rest of the show now. you just gave the final three away. now, as long as you keep taking your shirt off, i'll be there, my friend. [ cheers and applause ] it's very good to meet you. >> pleasure to meet you. >> jimmy: we'll see you on the other side. i hope you are holed up in kansas city with your new bride. >> or the atlanta one. or the sacramento one. how about the chicago one? >> jimmy: either way. don't try to smoke-screen this. we know who you're with. juan pablo, everybody. "the bachelor" on abc. we'll be right back with johnathan rice. [ cheer

. >> too bad the good folks outside kansas city, missouri, missed that show. month later, they, too, will endure the kenny strasser experience. >> thanks for coming on. >> may 2010. kyle martin and arion jenkins are the anchors and producers of "hometown this morning." >> we kind of have a lot of freedom doing the morning show. it was a lot of fun. >> we are limited to so many resources. >> so when a yo-yo champion passes through the area, pitches himself to the show, they jump on it. >> i do remember e-mails that were going back and forth through kyle and i with the company zip -- zim-zam productions. we thought it was a legitimate company. >> but when k. strass shows up on the set, the red flags start flying. >> he comes walking down the stairs getting ready to go on and i saw him and i was like his outfit. >> i'll never forget that yellow hat. those green shorts. the suspenders. >> not only is the outfit outlandish, but so is k. strass. >> so we went on the air and i thought he was for real. >> in the whole 2 1/2 years that i did the morning show, we never

♪ >> two two weeks ago andrew including the colts got the better of chiefs in kansas city.d cooperate have been more different, at least for a while. kc with all their weapons on offense for the first time in weeks. jamal charles suffers a concussion, done for the game. alex smith, first possession, first score. luck and the colts, quick reply. hilton had a huge game. smith, don't call me conservative, airing it out to donny avery. nobody home. 79 yards for the touchdown. 17-7 chiefs. chiefs scored in the first five possessions. after a fumble by the colts is that brett favre? no. they'd lead by as many as 28, and then luck, leads a comeback. donald brown fumbles. a little luck and then bounces right back. 41-38. chiefs answer with a field goal. then luck deep to hit ton, got him. colts take their firs lead of the game. then bowe gets one foot down, second one out of bounds. kc turns it over on downs. indy, comeback reminiscent of houston-buffalo 21 years ago. bills were down 32 in that. indy's comeback win, second larger in nfl history. tomorrow, green bay, and the 49ers.

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the plane made an emergency landing in kansas city. the 227 passengers and crew members were evacuated and searched. investigators initially thought the suspicious device was a flash drive, but preliminary findings indicate it's a camera disguised as a flash drive. they say it was found taped to part of the bathroom, so someone hid a camera in the bathroom of an airplane. the fbi in kansas city is working to find out who did that. >> new at 11:00, the supreme court has put same-sex marriages on hold in utah. the court blocked any new same-sex unions in the state. that order follows an emergency appeal by the state after last month's ruling by u.s. district court judge. he said the state's ban on same-sex marriage violates people's constitutional rights. more than 900 gay and lesbian couples have married since then. it remains in effect until an appeals court decides whether to uphold the rulie inruling. >>> liz cheney made the announcement to drop her bid for the senate this morning. she says serious health issues have stopped her to s

. >>> kansas city, missouri, is seeing its first snowfall for the year, appearing to the delight of thes youngest residents. for the grown-ups, not so much. the snow, making for some tricky maneuvering on the roads. >>> now, for a look at your morning road conditions elsewhere. heavy snow is causing treacherous driving in the midwest. heavy rain is also making driving slick in the southeast and the northwest. >> if you're flying, airport delays are possible in chicago, detroit, atlanta, charlotte, philly, new york and boston. >>> well, the new year has ushered in a slew of new laws, new regulations and significant new change. >> of course, none of those are quite making as many waves as colorado's new law which legalizes marijuana for recreational use. abc's clayton sandell has the latest. >> if your i.d.s ready. >> reporter: they lined up before dawn. >> 17 hours to get here. >> reporter: some, sleeping in their cars. >> it's a historical event. >> reporter: for a chance to be early through the door at one of the world's very first recreational marijuana shops. even in amsterdam it's t

kansas city led 31-10 at halftime. he had a 28-point lead over the colts in the second half. andrew luck despite three interceptions leads the colts in the second largest comeback in history. 45-44 and is smith passed for four touchdowns. on 4th and 11, dwayne bowl out of bounds before he secures the catch. indianapolis advances to the second round of the playoffs. 45-44. >>> the sharks started with the fourth best record in the western conference. they are not good enough to spot colorado four goals and still expect to win. it was 3-0. nathan for the avs on the break. goes top shelf. second goal of the game. 4-0, colorado. san jose tries to come back. but loses it 4-3. >>> saints and eagles in the nfc game, saints leading. not like the first game earlier today. >> thank you. >>> coming up at 10:00, we'll have more on the breaking news out of oakland where the search is on for a missing 5-year-old boy whose name we have just learned is darryl carter. we have a crew on the scene. more on that at 10:00. have a good night. i'm trying to write this stupid college essay question,

kansas city.> today is my birthday and i'm celebrating it on the "today" show. >> i'm here at the "today" show cheering on the packers. >> so excited to be at the "today" show plaza. >> hi. >>> i like it. our friend from green bay out there. sorry mr. kansas city. the good news is you're spending your morning at the "today" show. >> things are looking up. you saw some pictures there. always nice have people there. come by and join us. happy they have you. i'm erica hill along with craig melvin and jenna wolf. lester is enjoying a morning off. >> we have a lot to get -- including some of your artwork. >>> a deep freeze is setting in with low temperatures expected to break records and wind chill, with the wind chill it could feel like 40 to 50 below in some places. >> a small plane makes an emergency landing in the middle of a busy highway in new york. incredibly no one was seriously hurt. >> president obama is heading back to the white house after spending a little more than two weeks on vacation i

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and that was michael hudson an economics professor at the university of missouri kansas city. now coming up part two of my interview with guns all over the euro then in today's big deal ed harris and i discuss the wall street practice of toilet napping yeah it's a thing but as we head to a quick break here's a look at some today's closing numbers stick around because. i have. a side that i think corporation kind of. can do i'm right. and i'm actually sick for politics right the last. just two. days. thank you. our next guest a writer and blogger gonzalo lira believes ultra easy monetary policy will be the demise of the u.s. dollar and part two of our conversation with gonzalo i asked him whether his views have changed since he wrote a widely read piece predicting hyperinflation in the united states here's what he had to say. well i. my views haven't changed and it's very interesting because i suddenly go over and over all of those little steps that mapped out and and it seems to me that there's no other escape and it seems to me that the federal reserve does not seem to know w

our first guest today is michael hudson professor of economics at the university of missouri kansas city now dr hudson is all. so a sharp critic of what he considers is the rent seeking behavior which has become the dominant form of the world global financial markets now once upon a time governments regularly expunged debts to prevent the crisis and turmoil that over indebtedness ultimately causes but then came the romans and for them a debt was a debt was a debt no forgiveness there and since then it's become standard fare to enforce debt contracts even when they are totally and completely unpayable hudson now sees a parasitic financial industry that looks only to determine how much wealth they can extract there is an old adage debts that can't be repaid won't be repaid i asked dr hudson to explain what historically happened when private debts were too large to be repaid. there are a large range of scenarios for what happened when dust can't be paid for the first two thousand years from about four thousand b.c. to zero b.c. you had normally most debts owed by cultivator is on the land m

plus the case against the chiefs, the mother of the late ja'van belcher is suing kansas city's nfl team. she claims the team is responsible for the head injuries that led her son to kill his girlfriend and himself. who is tagging along with dennis rodman to play a game in north korea? we're gonna be late. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh are we early? [ male announcer ] commute your way with the bold, all-new nissan rogue. ♪ he knows every beat, every note, and every word to danny's songs. [ felix meows ] and danny knows exactly how to keep his lifetime fan, going strong. because he knows cats need meat, and it's why he only feeds him iams. with 2 times the meat of other leading brands. to keep his body as strong as a love that never misses a beat. iams. keep love strong. with 2x the meat. love the iams difference or your money back. ♪ no need to chuck, donate or burn them ♪ ♪ just pack them in our flat rate box ♪ ♪ we'll come to your door and return them ♪ ♪ gifts you bought but never gave away ♪ ♪ or said you liked but thought were cheesy ♪ ♪ you don't even need to leave your house ♪ ♪ we'll come and take th

our first guest today is michael hudson professor of economics at the university of missouri kansas city now dr hudson is all. so a sharp critic of what he considers is the rent seeking behavior which has become the dominant form of the world global financial markets now once upon a time governments regularly expunged debts to prevent the crisis and turmoil that over indebtedness ultimately causes but then came the romans and for them a debt was a debt was a debt no forgiveness there and since then it's become standard fare to enforce debt contracts even when they are totally and completely unpayable hudson now sees a parasitic financial industry that looks only to determine how much wealth they can extract there is an old adage debts that can't be repaid won't be repaid i asked dr hudson to explain what historically happened when private debts were too large to be repaid. there are a large range of scenarios for what happens when debts can't be paid for the first two thousand years from about four thousand b.c. to zero b.c. you had normally most debts owed by cultivator is on the land m

the kansas city chiefs told us they are aware of the suit but won't comment on it. jim?s family are even having his body exhumed to deal with this? >> that's right. they had the body exhumed two weeks ago from a cemetery on long island. his brain is being tested for what's called chronic traumatic encephalopathy, the brain disease caused by head trauma linked to dementia and depression which has affected a lot of former players. tony dorsett says it affected him. belcher's family is awaiting the results of that exam. >> brian, thank you. for more, let's turn to cnn's dr. sanjay gupta. he has been reporting on the relationship between concussions and brain disease for years here at cnn and also with me is steve feinarau, author of "league of denial." thank you for joining us. sanjay, interesting that brian todd just mentioned that the family of belcher had his body exhumed so his brain could be examined for this condition, cte. that's basically how it has to work. the person has to die first. is that essentially it? >> yeah. you know, as things stand now, that is how it i

bob dole came out actually for kansas city at the reception last night.is handing out broncos gear and las vegas is paying for the wi-fi. >> we've all -- we're in kansas city have the 1976 convention, that would be a second time around for kansas city. denver, of course was the site of the democratic convention. chris, what are you hearing in terms of where they might choose to put the convention and primary calendar? >> first of all on the convention, i think it's early. i think casey is exactly right about cities angling for it. that usually comes a little bit later and tends to be, although i'm not sure there's much evidence of this, tends to be a state where the party wants to make a mark and show their commitment to say president obama had the convention in 2012 in charlotte, obviously he lost north carolina, narrowly. i am fascinated of a prospect of a convention in las vegas, nevada. but on the primary dates, what you're seeing here. if the measure before the rules committee passes and what happens and we expect to happen happens, you'll have iowa,

kansas city spokesman said that someone found an unattended computer class drive in a lab. buses carried the 227 passengers and crew to an isolated terminal. >> there is a couple of different chaperones that looked like they worked for the airport. captain is grounded. captains don't get to leave this area. and fbi ables spoke to every single one of them. >> no word if the flight will resume tonight >>> >> tonight, the family of a 13- year-old declared brain-dead -- a spokesman for the hospital said hospital staff is standing by 24/7 to assist the family. the attorney for the teen says the child will be out of the hospital by the court issued tuesday 5:00 p.m. deadline. >> i think everyone wants to see the family find peace in this very tragic case. people recognize this is a difficult moment it's a complex situation and their hearts go out to everyone. >> doctors say the child suffered a cardiac arrest and brain -- three days after she had an operation. >> >> residents makes some noise about plans to expand a popular zoo. coming up at 6:30, why they say it's bad for the ne

this is the 1971 ring given to the winners of the super bowl kansas city, kansas city chiefs in 1971.any rice -- andy rice's ring. it's a very classic, elaborate ring back then. then you look at -- >> do you mind if i try -- >> absolutely. >> there's a huge size difference and a huge wattage difference, right? >> this one is ridiculous. it is known as the glitzy as to -- glitziest ring ever produced for sports, 2012 ravens super bowl ring. the player was chastised for letting his super bowl ring go. they won the super bowl jenni january- superbowl in of 2012. this is total weight white gold. >> that is pretty hefty. >> this is well beyond. >> how much will that go for? >> this should go for about $70,000. is $37,000he bidding and it ends a week from today for my february 7 -- today, february 7. a lot of people have san francisco 49ers. ring from the year that steve young set a super bowl record, throwing for six touchdowns this super bowl. you can see the lombardi trophies there, the five different super bowl's those teams won. you can of the ravens, see the difference in a couple of

it feels like 7 with light snow and light snow in cleveland and 38 in kansas city. this region here is where we will see the drop in temperatures over the next several days. there is tomorrow and then monday, tuesday, wednesday. 3 is your daytime high and 14 in minneapolis of the with the winds it will feel more dangerous than that with the windchills below 0 in a lot of these areas. there is minneapolis looking okay. the bottom drops out and 2 degrees and 0 overnight on wednesday. this will be another blast of arctic air. with that we will see the potential for several clipper systems. fast-moving storms that originate from canada that could drop several inches of snow. it will reinforce the cold air over these areas. chicago, cincinnati is getting snowfall and that will continue over the next several hours as these storms continue to push southward and eastward. and then across the northeast we had several inches of snow around the boston area and we could see five to eight inches across new england. a quick-moving storm that could drop a significant amount of sno

i was in the kansas city area not too long ago when the mayor of kansas city, kansas joined with the mayor of kansas city, missouri, in a bistate effort. the most surprising thing was that there were 500 people in a room at 9:00 on a saturday morning. and they were not forced to be there by anyone. ,hese were community members parents,dvocates, educators, health leaders, who came together to say, we have got a problem, we have to identify where the gaps are in our communities, and what can be done, and we need to move forward. impressive.rmously i think you will see in the president's budget a real commitment to these issues. the president has proposed training and hiring 5000 additional mental health professionals, recognizing that as we implement mental health parity, at the same impressive e implement the affordable care act, there are 60 million americans that will have access to substance abuse and mental health services that they have never had before. the problem is we do not have nearly enough providers, and sometimes they are not in the right laces. the national conversation

minneapolis todavÍa con actividad de nieve, ustedes, en san luis, sobre las planicies del sur, kansas city aire polar se estÁ desplazando hacia el norte, y aÚn quedan bajas temperaturas, pero nada en comparaciÓn a lo vivido en dÍas anteriores y va a haber una una mejorÍa frente a lo sucedido el fin de semana. en los Ángeles con condiciones bastantes tranquilas, no es el caso en el noroeste que tienen fuertes lluvias, ya ustedes en mitad de semana estÁn haciendo planes para el fin de semana, se va la ola de frÍo, pero llegan las temperaturas promedio para esta Época del aÑo, acompaÑadas de precipitaciones. asÍ que todo en el noreste para el fin de semana va a estar enfrentando actividad de precipitaciones, pero bueno, una gran diferencia a experimentar temperaturas bajo cero. minneapolis estÁ lidiando con un dÍgito, tenemos 15, 67 sobre los Ángeles, para maÑana los Ángeles se quedan con 66, en san antonio sobre 70, actividad de fuertes lluvias, y hasta san luis con 35. esto fue todo de mi parte. >> sabÍa usted que en este frío invierno, algunos tuvieron que soportar temperaturas hasta menos

inked annapolis, hosting kansas city. the colts had 4500 unsold tickets. and cincinnati, the bengals were 8,000 tickets short of a sell out for their playoff opener. reports are local businesses bought a good remaining with with the intention of donating them to military families. then the shocking entry is the green bay packers. h this is a team with a 319 game sell out list, and a waiting list 100,000 names long, and yet, the packers were at 1.3000 tickets short of selling out their game, we asked nfl writer which this all means. >> it does look like there could be three blackouts. these teams are confident they can sell these. two packers have that tradition of selling out every game, and we know the waiting lit they have, so you would think green bay will be a sell out, the fans will be there despite of how cold it is going to be. so green bay should sell that one out. this is a playoffs but this is kind of been a problem for the nfl. it is so fun to go watch on tv now, with with direct tv you can get in a game, watch in a plame. where fans are going b

even minneapolis warms up to 34. 40 in kansas city. 58 in memphis.awaii, something else is going on right now. the northern lights are going on. about 3:00 yesterday afternoon, a mass ejection, not polar vortex, came out of the sun and hit the earth. now we have it on the north and south poles. if you go out there and look, you might be able to see some cool green and maybe even yellow light this is morning. >> nothing prettier than that. >>> when we come back, the top headlines and everything you need to know for your day. there is a lot this morning. come back right after the break. female announcer: female announcer: it's time to make room for the new mattress models during sleep train's huge year end clearance sale. get beautyrest, posturepedic, even tempur-pedic mattress sets, at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators and closeout inventory. plus, free same-day delivery, set up and removal of your old set. why wait for the new models? sleep train's year end clearance sale is on now. superior service, best selection,

jon: that player's mother is filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the kansas city chiefs.ur legal team takes up the jon: some brand new information about a explosion and fire that rocked a minute in place apartment building. the fiery blast injured 14 people yesterday. three of them remain in critical condition. flames forced some rest den to make life-or-death decisions to get out of the building. one, 74-year-old survivor says he was sleep when the blast occurred. he managed to escape the inferno, running barefoot as parts of the ceiling and hallway came crashing down. no word yet what sparked the fire. jenna: new developments in the tragic murder-suicide involving a nfl player. the mother of jeff vaughn belcher filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the kansas city chiefs saying her son, quote, unknowingly sacrificed his brain during his four years with the team. you may remember this story. it is a sad one as jon said. belcher shot his girlfriend, killed her, then drove to the stadium and killed himself in front of some of his colleagues in december of 2012. so does h

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kansas city chiefs say they're aware of the suit but won't comment on it. one knows whether jovan belcher was suffering from this specific brain tom a known as cte, but his case is one of many people are asking questions about. our legal guys are back, avery freedman in cleveland, richard herman in honolulu. richard, i'll begin with you. this is a case difficult to prove, why? >> it is extremely difficult to prove, fred. the nfl thought they settled everything in the federal class action. $765 million. all of a sudden some of the players now are suing the teams, not the nfl, the teams. so right now, kansas city chiefs have about 12 lawsuits pending against them, one of them is jovan belcher's. they have to prove causation, fred, have to prove the chiefs were responsible for causing a condition which we don't even know if ever existed in him, and we have no medical diagnosis of concussion syndrome at all in his four year career. look, football is not like playing poker, it is a violent physical game, and people assume a certain risk when you suit up to play

so far there is no word front the kansas city chiefs. >> the niece of the fashion designer ralph laurendy on a flight and was charged with being drunk and disorderly flying from spain to new york. the plane made an unscheduled stop in ireland so police could arrest her. here she is after a hearing in ireland. the hearing was in a pub, not a courthouse, because that's where we're told that area of ireland does conduct court. because they don't have a courthouse. a police officer testified that lauren told the accusing officers to speak to her in english. apparently as opposed to english with an irish accent. >>> i used to feel like this was a worthwhile venture. do you guys remember those days? there are days. not this one. on this day in 1927, the harlem globetrotters played their very first basketball game in linkley, illinois. the globetrotters were actually from chicago. this is before the nba and the globetrotters games let lots of midwesterns watch hoops for the very first time. over the years the team would live up to its name, enter taping crowds and dozens of countries, but the

and i got tickets to see the minnesota twins play the kansas city royals thursday. >> i shot three people. he cut up two. >> and i made two knives. >> you know, they trusted me with their daughter. i ended up killing her. >> how can you put a padlock on? >> i saw it was a weapon, a class "a" violation. >> okay, i have a life sentence. >> life sentence. >> life without parole. >> i'm doing a life sentence. >> i have a life sentence. >> life sentence. no parole. >> anamosa state penitentiary is a maximum security facility located in eastern iowa. home of some of the state's most violent offenders. one would think that the overcrowded conditions would lead to a constant barrage of bloody confrontations. well, think again. behind the walls of anamosa is a world of unusual contrast. >> to the security office. >> for new inmates arriving at anamosa state penitentiary, the very look of the prison can be intimidating. more than 100 years old, it was built entirely of limestone from nearby quarries. over the years, as the criminal population increased, so did the size of the prison. today, some 1,

and from there to kansas city where i served with the church for about 20 years or so. >> there comes hard it is, we have to get on with the business of seeing ourselves the way that we really are. >> amen. >> i had announced my retirement to the church. then within three months of having left kansas city with my retirement pending, i was in jail for having taken someone's life. so i was charged with murder and given a 50-year sentence. >> he's a very important and compelling figure in the chapel and in faith in this institution. there's an adage that all people in prisons aren't bad people. they just did bad things. i think martin is kind of a person who falls within that realm. >> as a convicted criminal, martin feared that other inmates would never accept him as a man of god. >> and one of the first things that we're going to have to do is we're going to have to learn to talk. i don't know how you feel about it, but i'm ready to receive something from god. >> amen. >> there's a large percentage of the prison who will not come to church because of my role. some don't believe that i

after trailing by 28 points, the indianapolis colts ended up beating the kansas city chiefs in what theyf the greatest comebacks in history. of course, still didn't top the greatest comeback in history. i know you are but what am i. you can't beat that comeback. [ cheers and applause ] still the best comeback. >> steve: i know you are but what am i? >> jimmy: it is the most shocking thing to happen in kansas city since kevin bacon or showed up and taught them how to dance. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: sorry. that's how we dance in real life. that wedding. doesn't matter that's it. this is your night. this is your night. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my wife's just leaving the party. [ laughter ] >> steve: where are you going? >> jimmy: did you see this? it is kind of embarrassing. on saturday's colts punter pat mcafee, did you see what he did? he tweeted a photo from inside the locker room. but didn't realize that quarterback andrew luck was completely naked in the background. there he is. [ laughter and applause ] then luck was like, "no fair. it's because of the polar vort

kansas city, chicago, detroit, houston and new orleans. >>> the legal fight continues this morning over california teenager declared brain dead after having her tonsils removed. >> the familily of 13-year-old says that several facilities are willing to take her if she gets a track only try first. >>> good news to begin 2014, improvement reported for michael schumacher but it may not be enough. formula 1 race car driver he's had a second brain surgery. doctors say won't say what his chances are. he turns 45 years old monday. >>> boston, police there are investigating a horrific accident, a woman crushed to death walking across a drawbridge. the woman was killed when she got trapped between the metal place. it's not clear if the safety gates were down. >>> the ar shdiocese of philadelphia has helped bail for the first catholic priest convicted. his handling of the abuse claims were overturned last week. >>> pope francis ended 2013 with his first new year's eve mass, the pope used the prayer service to use people to think about the year gone by. the pope went into st. peter's square to gre

leading technologies in the world, san francisco should also lead in internet connecticut like kansas city. we need a project to install the fiber network. i'm glad you are starting to look at this. thank you. supervisor scott weiner: thank you very much. next speaker. >> hi. my name is karen chang and i live in the sunset. this is a model for private property, here we are talking about our streets used by residents and distances much greater. residents and 300 feet is not a notification by employing this rule, notification to the public is under cut and opposition will be less. we've also talked about the process around proposing alternative sites that meet the criteria. this is an insidious way of letting neighbors choose the locations for the sf. this is not only a repugnant consequence of regulation but a waste of time. the fact is that no one wants this in front of their house. the service they claim they did did not ask people if they would accept a box in fronted of their house to get that service. if the community does not offer and alternative site. this process is unacceptable an

minus 18 embargo. 36 in the kansas city. not too bad, especially when you compare it to what it will be over the next day or so. sunday night into monday, it will be our coldest period and over time we could see the wind chill dropping down to minus 52 by sunday afternoon. worse than that minus 63 embargoed. it will turn bitterly cold or colder than what it is, and will be dangerously cold. you have to dress in layers and don't spend time outside. here around chicago. temperatures turning colder. not getting above zero. >> now to syria where rebel in fighting took a new turn. the largest rebel group islamic front fought alongside the western backed free syrian army. 16 fighters from the foreign backed i.s.i.l. were reportedly killed in aleppo. they he been fightin government troops. local fighters and civilians are unhappy with the group's growing influence. for more let's bring in our correspondent. we are seeing new factions growing amid the groups fighting the syrian government. how much influence does the group have, and

but still, the cost of walking into the kansas city chiefs' stadium is going to apply to you and only you. somebody else isn't going to build a stadium next door and say you can watch the team play here and i'll only charge you half as much. if they didn't have the anti-trust exemption and another huge favor is that image is created in publicly funded facilities can be cited. -- exrithe. that's how the nfl is able to bargain off -- starting next year they'll get about $6 billion from the television rights. the reason is because those images are copyrighted. if they weren't, anybody could go into the kansas city chiefs stadium and film a football game and all the rights would fall extremely rapidly. host: in the cable television world, the network that you write for, espn, gets dollar 5.5 per customer. this network gets six cents. our number hasn't gone up much other the years. their number keeps going up. you write for them and they pay these extraordinary rights for these teams and the players make extraordinary amounts of money. is espn protected in this business? guest: protected,

doing a very good job on producing those, this is a picture here, from their plant just north of kansas city, and these are some of the smaller cast nodes and it is an amazing facility and the person in the picture is the person who was brought on through contract to manage the bradins and do the shop drawing and the machining drawingings, and it is going very well. utility relocation had six contracts, five of which now are complete, the only one that is remaining is along mission street from basically main to baoel. and that work has been going on and should be completed here very shortly for the awss upgrade. we also did some pg&e conduit to that tresle and beal that cleared box five which was an important milestone for going forward with that particular property and we cleared block six which happens to be the 280 beal accomplishment. >> we have had on average about 160 workers every day, out there, and working hard. it is an amazing throughout there, and this past year, they put 315,000 hours in which includes us and if you put in the entire program and the terminal and the demolition,

is describing as lows of minus 25 are expect in minneapolis, minus 22 in north dakds, minus 8 in kansas city and minus 7 in st. louis. it is going to be accompanied by strong winds making it feel colder. you can suffer frostbite if you are exposed only briefly. >>> from seattle, boeing's union workers approved conditions to build the 777 x jetliner in washington state. the union initially rejected concessions on pensions and health care costs. >>> overseas, secretary of state john kerry met with the palestinian president and they are moving closer to the framework of a peace agreement. >>> a human rights organization says nato's plans to withdraw troops from afghanistan is leading to more brutal and violent attacks against women there. women are being cut, stoned and raped by men more often. the number of documented attacks grew by 25% between march and september of 2013. >>> the russian president will allow public row tests in sochi during the upcoming winter olympics. the demonstrations, which will require official approval will be allowed in a park halfway between the city center and the

louis, kansas city, down to dallas and to the northeast, that's the area that will be affected. almost all of the eastern half of the country is affected by the winter storm, either by snow, rain or just by the frigid cold temperatures behind it you can see this morning, snow extends from just outside of st. louis in the white through indianapolis, up into the great lakes and through new england. and that will head towards the bigger cities in the northeast as we go through this evening. how much snow? it's not the snow so much as the combination of snow and the cold and the wind that will be the factor that makes this a memorable storm, especially in eastern new england, bost con get over a foot. it will be so cold, it will be light and powdery. lesser totals in pittsburgh and new york, chicago, most of it has fallen. so a lot of flights that will be canceled during the day will be in areas of the ohio valley and tonight and tomorrow in the northeast. up in the pacific northwest, we've got kind of a very warm, for this time of year, a lot of moisture, pretty warm system that's

it was diverted to kansas city after someone found a flash drive taped to the inside of a bathroom. the fbi is investigating. and everyone is okay after a delta jet skidded off the runway at jfk airport early sunday. flight 4100 had just landed from toronto, when it slipped off the tarmac and into a snowbank. it prompted the airport to close, but has since reopened. >>> now to breaking news that is sure to top the political headlines. liz cheney, the eldest daughter of former vice president dick cheney, is dropping her bid to represent wyoming in the senate. in a statement released just hours ago, she says family health concerns were behind her abrupt decision. but her campaign challenging a fellow republican never really got much traction and put a deep divide in the gop. she suffered a series of initial setbacks including labels as a carpetbagger after having just become a resident of the state in 2012. her exit clears the way for incumbent senator mike enzi to win a fourth term. wyoming has not elected a democrat to the senate since 1970. >>> the baseball world is mourning the de

later today we'll see snow arriving in chicago, kansas city. much of that in chicago will be falling saturday morning into saturday afternoon. but up to 7 inches, that's a pretty good little stripe of snow there coming out right through michigan and detroit, after an all time snowy january you're going to start february with more snow too. so snow and ice from denver to chicago. temperatures are much warmer on the eastern seaboard which is really good today. we're finally warming things up after the brutal cold of this past week. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. >> so thankfully we're warming things up. a lot of the snow that fell from the last storm over the deep south and all through the southeast and the mid-atlantic will be melted through the end of day. we're even starting to do a little in new england and be prepared for a warm weekend. >>> and betty, that super bowl forecast keeps getting warmer and the question is, when will the rain end sunday morning? >> right. >> details c

winds are gusting quite a bit right now across kansas city down towards tulsa, and back into indianapolis we have had reports of up to two to three inches of snow. it's much colder across the north central plains and midwest, minus 11 right now in minneapolis. and looking at more snow along i-94 in north dakota. be careful out there on the roadways and stay with us throughout the day, because we will be sure to keep you updated. >> thank you very much. and thank you for watching al jazeera america. i'm del walters in new york. "inside story" is next. and check us out 24 hours aday just by going to aljazeera.com. >> on the day americans pause to honor the memory of martin luther king, the world is boiling over with religious oppression and strife. the world hot spots, and that's the "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez. if you would like to spend a few depressing moments on k

the casualty count was off the charts especially for the kansas city chiefs.ruth is the football players are in jeopardy. >> very well and then the run game nonexistent he is defenseless. did he get two steps and then there is is the hit. >> matt has hung in from popped the helmet off. >> right, he throws and the tackle is made. >> throws and then caught. they both wound up with concussions and got a $50,000 fine. >> no doubt about it. >> joining us us now from naples florida mike westoff who worked on special teams. tiki barber former nfl running back. looks to me the league is going to have to do something. they are getting sued all over the place by former players. settled injuries but that's not going to be enough. they are going to have to do something. what do you think that's going to be? >> i don't think they are going to do anything. we want to say that there are so many more injuries now but the relate is we are paying attention we care now. a lot of that comes from the fact that concussions have started to become a big talking point. >> why though b

. >> it all goes down on september 6th, 2009, in kansas city, missouri. mcginniss is a 30-year veteran with the kansas city police department. he and his partner, officer eric turner, start their shift at 3:00 p.m. often the officers will ride together, but today, they're taking separate cars. after more than ten years working the same beat together, mcginniss and turner rely heavily on one another. >> we deal with a little bit of everything, disturbances, robbery, stealing, you name it. >> after a few hours on traffic duty in ruskin heights, a residential neighborhood, a call comes in over the radio with few details. all they know is a car has crashed into a tree just a few blocks away. >> it was a noninjury vehicular, one car into a tree, which is a pretty nondangerous call. >> only officer turner is dispatched to check out the scene. mcginniss stays back to continue running radar. >> as i drove a little further towards the accident, i saw an hispanic male wearing a white t-shirt. i slowed down, look at him in my rearview mirror. it crossed my mind i wo