than 'tis senator mike lee. fearless mike lee. less a side kick than a groupie.shipper. a ted cruz flunky. now the word flunky, calls into question mike lee's intelligence. as well it should. he has real competition for the title of least intelligence senator. but he has absolutely no competition for least politically intelligent senator. he represents the state of utah. he is a champion of not just shutting down the affordable care act but shutting down the government. hive if he cannot shut down affordable care act. he is a champion. because his exploitative leader, ted cruz told hem to im to suppe strategy. what he did not tell his flunky, junior senator from utah, utah's largest employ yeer its the government of the united states of america. the government that mike lee has helped shut down. here's how mike lee's position is playing in to taupe. utah jobless claims spike with federal shuttledown. frustration reigns in wake of yellowstone closure. shutdown prompts emergency declarations in utah. utah would have nothing without massive support from the federal

ted cruz has told mike lee many things mike lee wanted to hear.z never told mike lee anything that mike lee needed to hear for his own political survival. so mike lee is now discovering to his shock that utah doesn't like what he is doing. one utah poll asked the question -- is the obama care fight worth shutting down the federal government? 37% agree with the position. 56% of utah disagrees with their junior senator. in a state where 73% of the voters voted for republican candidate for president in november. barack obama carried 25% of the vote. in utah. in the last election. and 56% of those voters now agree with president obama. that the federal government should not have been shutdown. a university poll asked the question, what should mike lee do? now i know there is a lot of possible answers to that question. like, you know, quilt. or take an economics course. well, a lot of possible answers. pollsters know that. what they lick to do is give you two to choose from. just two questions. so, to the question of what should mike lee do, the answer

mayor lee is a long time public servant. prior to becoming mayor, he served as city administrator where he focused on government efficiency and measures and reforms that reduced the size and cost of government. mayor lee first began working for the city and county of san francisco in 1989 as the investigator for the city's first whistle blower program. prior to employment with the city and county of san francisco, he was the managing attorney for the asian law caucus. i first met ed in 1992 when he became the executive director for the human rights commission and we were both 16. that's two decades ago, ed. i watched him soon become the director of city purchasing and then going on to become the director of public works. i think ed is the only mayor in city history that can carry tlau on the campaign promise to fill the potholes because he actually knows how and he's the only mayor in city history that can say he actually knows every single city street because his crews probably paved them. i have had the privilege of workin

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lee? what's the angle of the reflected light that reflects before it goes down compared to the light reflected from the mirror. so the light reflected from the water and the light reflected from the mirror. yeah, this angle here and this angle here would be the same if this and this are parallel, okay? and this angle here would be the same as this angle here too, right? no. how many people are, "yeah, okay, whatever you say, hewitt." come on, no, that's wrong. this angle here is smaller than this angle. 'cause we're refracting now, okay? and how about this angle here and this angle here? the law of reflection still holds. i want you to do something saturday night when you take your bath. saturday night when you take your weekly bath, get the tub all to yourself, all right? and take a flashlight, one of those waterproof jobs, take it in the bathtub and sit there and take that flashlight and shine it straight up. when you do, you'll see a spot in the ceiling. now take it and start turning it

all right, so, lee-- listen, lee, you've got to make a decision.er here, all right? sure. we just don't want to be-- got a lot of noise-- you've got a team here that's been licensing masters. barb's proved herself on television a zillion times now. (kevin) she's gonna put this on television. oh, this is a shoo-in for qvc. (mark) lee, let me--let me quantify this for you. your challenge is... back offers. fulfillment and back offers. we've already done this, so you'll be able to step right in and just go to work. and i think that's why we'll be able to do a great deal. (barbara) but, lee, think about one other thing. you're an artist at heart. if you were to just unload this business and collect your check, you're free as a bird to develop your next dream, the dream after that. you're gonna have kevin and a real estate agent designing jewelry after that. why would you wanna stay with both feet in the business? it's all attractive in its own ways. i-i see the benefits of both, honestly. that alone is proof that you ought to be walking out of this bus

in napa county, it's chaplain lee shaw. >> i'm in a place where there's no greater need. >> reporter: lee was a local pastor in 1996 when the napa police chief at the time asked him to help his officers dealing with trauma on a daily basis. >> i was talking to the officers and i said, our number one goal is to help you go home at night and for life to be better for you. >> reporter: and life is better. lee started a non-profit called law enforcement chaplaincy of napa county. >> hi, we'll see you later. >> reporter: today he and his team of trained chaplains support police, fire and 15 other county agencies free of charge. >> i have been a chief in other places and i have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: the current napa police chief rich melton. >> he just has a way of connecting with people in crisis and being able to help and be compassionate and supportive all at the same time. >> reporter: 365 days a year, lee and his chaplains are on call, and on scene when there's a traumatic event, calming emotions, notifying families, supporting the professionals, as well as the su

mayor lee hit it. the supporting business and keeping the right talent will create more jobs. so we continue to drive that messages home. the majority of americans when i look at the numbers support this common sense approach. creating more jobs fueling the economy with the right talent and the right folks we have been educating. so when you look at the numbers and the pop up most americans support this. and they'll see the benefits in their communities. i've repealed many companies and it requires us to come and see the support at the state and national level what's fueling the education don't for the community. we get real focused on the national community but it's at the state and local level. and even smaller towns across the country. so the messages it is from the state and local level first >> let's hear from our young entrepreneurs. your creating jobs and paying taxes when you hear this from people what you do you say >> i've definitely paid hoof taxes. the short answer is yeah, the silicon valley if that were not true. it would be like the - i know i've spent a lot of

.) >> mayor ed lee. good evening.n honor for me to be here this afternoon with you. >> welcome to the 2012 latino heritage celebration and awards (clapping) we would like to start off with thaik you the band for playing. they have clooz classes on monday evening from 6 to 7. we want to honor all our leaders. our theme about be honoring the latino community and the tremendous work that happens in san francisco. we know that the latino community has great contributions through economics but culture and every aspect of the cities life (clapping) >> (speaking spanish.) >> >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping). >> more many years we've seen latino impact san francisco for so many ways. we've seen san francisco grow and it's amazing celebrations alongside with impacting policies with the city of san francisco. this year once again, we're honoring young people and showing the excellence on and he impact our lives and families. this year we've identified many community based organizations and have highlighted a pitcher with th

mike lee, obviously, mike lee is going to recover. i know the guy. he's a really nice guy.p for what four years? the problem, ted cruz, for instance the guy may want to be president one day. you don't want to be favorable to the 20s, unfavorable in the 40. >> that may be a tougher ship to turn around. but all in all, you are not fretting or sweating about these numbers? >> i was totally oblivious or had more perspective on what was going on. i would say there is totally ridiculous amount of hysteria among donors. they didn't like the shutdown. i didn't like it either. the republican tactic, they are on total meltdown and panic, as if a two-week shutdown had no effect on anything. it will be forgotten in a month. >> let me challenge you here. the polls as we all know the polls can change in two months those can turn around. i'm hearing it, too, you can hear it off the record, business people, a guy comes up to me, i have been a republican my whole life. i have to run a be i can't have a government shutdown every two or three months, before the whole thing was resolved, i sai

it's my pleasure to introduce to you mayor lee. he and his office have long been instrumental in the success of the admission neighborhood. they've porl they're a true partner in the work. under his leadership because of certify environment in economic groebl growth san francisco has been spared the deficit of years past but has grown to protect the social security where poem need them the most and mayor lee has supported the affordable housing with new large-scale projects the hunters point shipyard and treasure island and other veterans stylists. 20 percent of all new homes in construction nearly 12 thousand will be affordable. mayor lee we really appreciate the partnership and you're good work >> thank you very much (clapping). >> well louis thank you very much for that introduction. we're here today thanks in large part to metro a i enjoy working with you louis because a great part of what you do is creating jobs and making sure the community like the mission district gets enough resources to operator in a growing economy. we'r

baltimore county police are investigating a body found near robert e lee park. mike schuh just finished speaking with police. he joins us with the latest. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. at 450 acres the park is crossed by rails. on one of the running trails police found the body. >> the main trails get a lot of use. it's here on the western edge a gruesome discovery. >> the officers found the body of a deceased man. >> robert e lee park begins at the tree line but this is not a popular part of the park. the body was found 150 yards off falls road. >> it is along the trail but this time 1:00 in the morning is not going to be too much foot traffic out there. >> the man is identified as

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senators ted cruz and mike lee. thanks for being with us. >> great to be with you. >> thanks, sean. >> assuming the house votes the way we think they will. premiums will skyrocket. jobs will be lost. part-time status for people that want to work more hours will be gone. we have this train wreck of a roll out. what's your reaction, senator cruz? >> this is a lousy deal for the american people. this is a classic instance of the washington establishment selling the american people down the river. this deal does nothing for millions of people hurting because of oh obama care. for young people coming out of school who can't find a job because of bamg, this deal does nothing. for the single moms force theed into part time work to feed their kids on 29 hours a week, this does nothing. for the seener i don't say and people with disabilities being told, gting letters in the mail that they are losing their health insurance this does nothing. it is unfortunate of the washington establishment once again not listening to the ame

jackson lee: i ask unanimous consent. let me thank the managers of this bill, the gentleman from washington, and the gentleman from, as, my colleague we would say on the floor, the great state of texas. this is a very important measure that i've had an opportunity to engage in. couple years back, i would say more years than i'd like to remember, former congressman mike andrews, and myself were co-chairs of the foster grandparents program in houston. and it drew me to the importance of both foster care and adoption. i've also spent some time with senator mary landrieu, which many know, is a very strong advocate of the idea of adoption and legal guardianship

lee ann was equally smitten.do not want to lose you again, she wrote. >> she was preparing for him to come be her husband and be a part of her life for the rest of her life. >> reporter: while he carried on with lee ann in pennsylvania, back home in san diego, larry was growing distant from connie but never mentioned getting a divorce or separating. in fact, he still kept up his family routines, even going to church with them every sunday. >> my dad was a church board member. my mom was really involved with bible studies and women's groups. it was a big part of our life. we didn't know anything was wrong. i always thought that everything was fine and great. >> reporter: so larry was leading a double life and lying to both of the women? >> exactly. >> yeah. he had two complete lies. >> and lived them as one. it was really weird. >> reporter: connie remembers that time well but for different reasons. larry told her and the kids that he'd gotten a big photo contract in pittsburgh and for the next three years, larry

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all eyes for myelin lee, tonight's lovely bride. (cheers and applause) she's not coming. the bride's not coming. we'll be right back. i hope . >> the 2013 government shutdown. wedding of the century. >> stephen: mike, i'll be right back. i'll be right back. (cheers and applause) myelin, what's going on girlfriend, are you nervous. >> yeah. >> stephen: listen, if mike is to the right for you we will blow out of here right now and get tattoos, say the word. >> no, no, no, i'm just really nervous about getting married on tv. >> stephen: don't you ruin this for me. this is my special day, okay. i have been dieting for like 15 minutes i'm sorry, i'm sorry, listen, it's going to be fine, you're go stock great, you look lovely, but it doesn't matter everyone's going to be looking at me, okay. >> okay. >> stephen: you ready to do this. >> i'm ready. >> stephen: okay. shots. >> (cheers and applause) >> let's go. (cheers and applause) it's okay, it's okay, it's okay. it worked. all rise for the honorable bride, juice it. (cheers and applause) please be seated. dearly beloved, we ar

lee, the whole thing about running up the hill into gunfire, bad idea. lee would say, you just hate the south, my friend. this is not about a love of conservativism. this is about being dumb or smart. >> oh, no. >> if you talk to republicans and conservatives who supported ted cruz from the beginning they were banking on the president blinking. they thought since he put a delay on the employer mandate if they pushed him into a corner and got up against the deadline he would back down. he said he won't back down. ron, two weeks from today we hit the debt ceiling. what changes between now and today? if the president won't move and it doesn't look like republicans in the house or ted cruz and his group in the senate will move. now they are talking about attaching entitlement reforms and reforms to the tax code to raising the debt ceiling. what changes in the next two weeks? >> i don't know. i'm afraid they will send us over the cliff. this is not looking good. i willisagree with one thing.

senator mike lee. lee swept into office during the tea party revolution of 2010.me conservative senator bob bennett. you guessed it, by being even more conservative. the huntsmans have been in utah politics for a long time and none of us considered bennett a liberal. lee's post-election message was somewhat reassuring. even to utahans that weren't as conservative as him, before officially making the move to washington, this is what he had to say. "the term flame thrower is not something i would say is self-descriptive when it comes to me. that's not really my personality to be a flame thrower. that implies someone ut there who wants to stir things up just for the sake of stirring things up." wow. hard to believe that statement came from the same man, now considered one of the most polarizes political figures in country, virtually tied to the hip of ted cruz and treated like a celebrity by conservative act vists who see him as a hero for holding the government hostage over obama care. how is it playing back home? the answer. pretty door poorly. the junior senator i

to introduce ed lee (clapping) >> well, thank you 46 i didn't and a congratulations for being a home ground girl by being able to manage a store in our great city. congratulations to the whole team. i'm going to ask the supervisors we have london and eric mary and scott wiener my district looking for the target store. there it is. i wanted them beside me so we can be distinguished from the dog. i'm happy to be here. not only has target been such a great partner and i know we were together about a year ago to date where we opened the downtown store to the great delight of a lot of people. we had a great formula target had already worked with the mission call and the west side group and the work and development and produced a clear number of jobs and hired san francisco residents and today they've done it yet again. it's been demonstrated, you know, tiffany went through the legacies with the fluoroscopic goals the library and the constant attention to our youth which target target is finding comfortable to be doing and they're there fouror summer jobs. this store will have over 4 hundr

>> kathie lee was the only one around then. >> kathie lee? hear what elvis said. but i'm sure it was rude. >> it was. it was. back to you. >> i'm from proctorville, ohio. >> i thought it was something else. what famous actor's name is often mistaken for the lyrics of a 1971 hit by elton john? tony randall, tony curtis, tony danza or tony bennett? >> tony danza? >> yes. intelligent man. >> he's correct, elvis? >> "tiny dancer." >> the name of the song is tiny dancer, but everyone is saying tony danza. >> they do? >> he's like, they love me. we always mess up lyrics to songs. that was a pretty bad one. absolutely. >> back across to kath. >> from queens, new york. long way you kamt. listen to this 1987 arrow smith song and name the correct lyrics. ♪ dude looks like a lady ♪ dude looks like a -- >> what? one more time. >> do this lady. >> no. no. he's adorable but he's wrong. >> the correct answer is? >> dude looks like a lady. >> that's a good one. >> aerosmith. they're still making albums. they have an album out in november. >> these groups are

a few minutes ago the office of mayor lee the officials and diminished members of our community met with a long-standing transmission of friendship with the mexican community to raise the mexican flag on the mayor's office to join the celebrations. therefore (clapping) therefore it's a of a special significance that on this day we celebrate the new home of the mexican museum as consult it's been an you honor to support this cure all project. we will continue to work with all of you with the composition e consolidation of the mexican museum. it's not just for mexicans and latinos at any time for all the people in san francisco that are very important of their multiple diversity) speaking spanish) (clapping) >> it's my pleasure to introduce to you the chair of the board of directors of mexican museum that served four years on the board and it's andy. (clapping) >> my job today actually is to introduce also honor some of the people who were very important players in the development of the 3450u78 so ladies and gentlemen, mayor lee and distinguished members of the board of supervisors and di

senator lee talked about his vision for the republican party. he said it has to be less with what they don't like and more about what they do want to accomplish. >> but to my mind what the party of ideas is really missing is ideas. for too long yo republicans have put off the task of conservative reform agenda to meet many of the new challenges of the 21st century. >> now despite lee's calls for new ideas what he's most known for right now is what he dislikes which is the healthcare law. he has been put on the defensive even in closed door meetings with fellow republicans who are angry with him and senator cruz for what they call poor strategic choices. he says that the establishment, so-called establishment is unhappy with him. that recently on a talk radio show. he admits that, but he said that he has no apologies about the tact that he's taking. he told some voters today, and it was met with a standing ovation. and among that crowd it is still a ringing message. what do people back home think? back in utah his approval rating has slipped 10%

i want to say that we have mayor ed lee in hanging this banner on the wall behind us.clapping) >> the future home of the mexican museum. (clapping) i want to take a moment to thank all the volunteers and all the people that came to all the hearings. there was 2 hundred and 64 people altogether that attended numerous hearings to let's please give them a hand and committee members please stand up and put our hands up and thank you very much for coming to all the hearings throughout all those most. i want to thank former commissioner of the redevelopment, commissioner sing. i also want to thank the latino club for their support, latino the historic chamber of commerce and the association and the latino leadership. at this time before we conclude i just want to have a few people come up. i want to thank a group it was a team of people that meet every thursday for doughnuts and coffee and they worked together karen johnson and marsha. marsha i can't see you. and, of course, victor marquis and the director david. and with that employing mr. and mrs. please

kathie lee comes back tomorrow.us and announce our teacher of the year. anthony, you rock. thank you. >> once again. hmm -- >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. ♪

. >> lee h. oswald, the 24-year-old man who dallas police say is a prime suspect in the assassination of president kennedy, was questioned for six hours at the dallas police station this evening. >> here is oswald. at the police station. he is saying there, "i did not do it it. i did not do it." >> reporter: vice president lyndon johnson was sworn in as president and brought kennedy's body and his widow back to washington on air force one. >> i will do my best. that is all i can do. i ask for your help and god's. >> schieffer: two days later a grieving nationwide was shocked once more as an unbelievable scene unfolded in the basement of the dallas police station. on live television, the accused assassin, lee harvey oswald, was gunned down and killed. >> oswald has been shot. >> by a dallas strip joint operator named jack ruby. >> here comes oswald. >> schieffer: the nation was reeling, desperate for answers. had oswald acted alone or parent of a conspiracy? was a foreign government behind the mur

. >> other news of the day san francisco mayor ed lee ordered an investigation into event surrounding a death of a woman. the 57-year-old disappeared and was found dead two weeks later just feet from where she disappeared. the red arrow shows where it was discovered just one floor below. >> now, the mayor's office involved in this case. he was involved today calling the family of lynn spaulding and then went to the hospital meting withed. >> ad minute straightors retraced steps to the hospital and came out on a parking lot and made announcement there will be a full independent investigation to get to the bottom of what happened here. >> this should not have happened. we all agree. and we want to prevent this from ever happening again. >> when san francisco mayor ed lee spoke today, he echoed sentiments heard from administrators yesterday. what he hadn't, however, was a cloud of his office in launching an investigation in san francisco general hospital's system, staff and sheriff's office searching for lynn spaulding and missed her in that stairwell. >> if a search was done for a woman

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strike may keep mayor ed lee from making a important trip. he was scheduled to travel to beijing on a trade mission. 70 business leaders are supposed to accompany the leader but he may have a more important job that will keep him here. >> i had to tell just a large number of people that there is one thing that i may have to consider and that is if there is a b.a.r.t. strike, if the shut down continues, if they create the worse conditions i think as a mayor of san francisco i need to be here to help make decisions. >> a b.a.r.t. leader is scheduled to travel with the mayor. >> b.a.r.t.'s general manager took to the airways today. >> b.a.r.t. thanks you for your patience during the negotiations and for your support. for all b.a.r.t. information sign up for b.a.r.t. e-mail alerts. >> ktvu's tom vacar sat down yesterday with the general manager and she said b.a.r.t. has the highest paid transit workers in the bay area. you can watch that interview on www.ktvu.com. and stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. we will keep you posted if a deal is re

in napa county, it's chaplain lee shaw. >> i'm in a place where there's no greater need. >> reporter:as a local pastor in 1996 when the napa police chief at the time asked him to help his officers dealing with trauma on a daily basis. >> i was talking to the officers and i said, our number one goal is to help you go home at night and for life to be better for you. >> reporter: and life is better. lee started a non-profit called law enforcement chaplaincy of napa county. >> hi, we'll see you later. >> reporter: today he and his team of trained chaplains support police, fire and 15 other county agencies free of charge. >> i have been a chief in other places and i have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: the current napa police chief rich melton. >> he just has a way of connecting with people in crisis and being able to help and be compassionate and supportive all at the same time. >> reporter: 365 days a year, leanne his chaplains are on call and on scene when there's a traumatic event, calming emotions, notifying families, supporting the professionals, as well as the survivors.

what we're seeing with cruz and lee is a question of tactics.t of demonstrating spine and backbone, which is a little bit different. the contrast with ron paul's son, rand paul, who has been in a lot of these fights as well. but he's been kind of quiet the last couple of weeks because the things he's been trying to do this year have involved broadening the party. finding ways where suddenly, he gets a positive hearing on msnbc and among democrats when he talks about drones and surveillance and some of these other issues ch he knows that the republican party is doomed if it doesn't expand. mike lee and ted cruz are rallying a base, but they're not increasing the base right now. >> final question is about obama care and pureicism. i've been saying to conservatives for months on the program, it's an open question on whether the affordable care works. i think it does, i hope it does, but it's an open question. why not just run the experiment? if it's as bad as people purport it to be, it will backfire. if it's really the disaster everyone thinks it'

lee, had a -- your guys may be arrested. >> yeah. that's correct.y hectic week and busy week, including mine next week. we have been -- i have been fortunate enough to have been in contact from the monument association -- director of the monument. they are willing to work with this. it is going to be fu-- not goin fun. >> withey will be allowed in bu others will not. >> that's true. we were told basically -- guaranteed to get in will. i mean -- i have already talked to everyone the veterans on our flight. they assured me they want to go. her not going to be stopped. i have to be with them. i just can't picture anything happening to them. they have flights scheduled today from other hubs. the government got ourselves in this situation. i'm usually not polital and stay that way. everybody -- our elected leaders, including the united states, needs to -- it is on the wall. heroic men and women, service of our country, they earned our undying gratitude. america will never forget their sacrifices. i guess that's not true in 2013. >> government shutdown, t

who better to ask about all of that than kathy lee gifford.ur show and you are my guest today. >> and i want to wish you great success. you look gorgeous. i'm so glad you have let yourself go to pot. elizabeth is doing so great on "fox and friends". girl power. i should stop doing that. >> we all go through that. speaking of political power. where do you fall on the issues with regard to shutdowns. it is like your third or fourth child you don't panic. it is ugly but you don't panic. it is so sad. it has to come to putting it up to the wire when so much time is wasted. the one thing you learn is how much time you have wasted up until now. i just turned 60 last summer. i don't want to waste any second of whatever time i have left. i'm for term limits. people that go to washington with the best of intensions. after you have been there 20 years, you owe so many things to people. i'm not saying everybody is a crook. i'm saying it is easy to lose your focus and when our country was founded it was to go and serve your docountry for a whil and come b

good for her. >> let's take one last look at lee, shall we?club. >> oh, my god! >> oh. >> oh, my gosh. you look spectacular. >> oh, my gosh. what did you do to destress once you got off the sauce? >> hulu hoop. >> did you always -- >> i never could do this. >> you couldn't do that? >> never. >> she does it 20 minutes a day and she burns 200 calories. >> you do it while you're watching tv? >> okay. ladies, which one wants to give it a try. >> i don't know because of my pack here but i'll try. >> how long did it take to drop all the weight? >> almost two years. >> what's the best reaction you've gotten from people. >> wow, look at her. >> the best reaction. >> i love that from you. >> whoo! >> go kathie. >> go kathie. go lee. >> you look amazing. >> don't throw out that sour milk or that slimy banana peel >> why? >> i don't know. we're about to show you how to save cash with your trash. >> this is "today" on nbc. >>> we're back with something new here calls "money-saving monday." easy ways to stretch your toll lar and save you a few bucks. >> we

s sean lee can cover any tight end or running him. >> al: griffin.laiborne with the coverage. third down and ten. >> cris: here in the fourth quarter, robert griffin missed some easy throws. one thing to miss them by a few yards. to get back to mike shanahan. really, they missed this off-season of work on his fundamenta fundamentals. >> al: third and ten. a little dumpoff underneath. carter says hello. fourth down. >> cris: we've seen it before. you try go screen. when the linebacker has man coverage, you get an offensive lineman down there blocking. usually it works out. bruce carter two or three times tonight has been able to shed blockers and make tackles at the line of scrimmage. >> al: washington uses its final time-out. dwayne harris, this a punt return for 86 yards for the touchdo touchdown. then the kickoff return. that sets them up deep in washington territory at the 15 yard line. he scored from there. coverage as well. a lot of heroes tonight. a lot of guys that don't get a lot of publicity. the defensive linemen. tony harris is woshing har