the athletic director issued an apology for the university of nebraska for what was seen in the lockerr this major victory. after a five-set victory over university of nebraska saturday, stanford well's volleyball players headed into the locker room to celebrate the ncaa title. that's when this photo was taken and posted on social media. it shows a whiteboard drawing of the stanford tree pointing a gun at the university of nebraska's mascot. the post was only up for a few minutes, but long enough for nebras nebraska fans to notice. >> distasteful comes to mind. >> i thought it was ridiculous. why are people out here doing stuff like that. >> reporter: some stanford students agree. >> i would say that's not right. >> reporter: others consider it harmless. >> it could be a water pistol. it could be anything. i'm okay with it. >>> stanford director of athletics issued an apology saying the image is unacceptable and does not reflect the values of stanford university. we have reached out to our colleagues at nebraska to express our sincere apologies to the university and its women's volleyb

after big games in the locker room when we lose or win, our last game of the season, in the locker roomand i go to training camp and give a little speech at the beginning of the year, a pump up. david: you have coached young children in basketball. do you ever take any of the tips and get them to your l.a. clippers coach? [laughter] steve: no! i hear there are owners that do that, and i'm not going to be that guy. david: well, you were famous when you were at microsoft for pumping up people. you have a voice that projects. when you are watching the game, do you yell and scream like everybody else? steve: i yell and scream. i become a little more moderate so i preserve my vocal cords. it can certainly be a problem when you are -- yeah, let's go, let's get these guys. it can be an issue. david: what is more fun, running microsoft or the l.a. clippers? steve: running the l.a. clippers. [laughter] steve: running microsoft was a ton of fun. it was kind of inspirational, because we were working on stuff to literally transform the world. i got a lot out of that. the intellectual challenges wer

has he imposed music on the locker room yet? a little bit. interesting taste in music.e music i want rather than theirs. it's a little different than what i am used to listening to. a bit ofjames bay. mumford and sons. it's quite chilled out really. maybe that's the problem. you're too chilled out. what was it like this summer to watch england reached the semi—final in the world cup? the last time i watched england and going to parties, the set up, was when i was 16 and i7. to go back to that and watch as a fan was different than what i had been used to. but it was great. as an england fan, i obviously wanted them to go one step further and try to get to the final, where anything can happen. plenty of pundits, including roy hodgson, yourformer manager, saying you have left europe too soon, you still have plenty left to give, what would you say to them? yeah, i still feel good of the play in the premier league but again. it was a decision i made based on where i felt was the right place for me to play. i think he's enjoying it and as a manager, that is exciting, to have

he's pretty vocal in the locker room, before games or half—time. and even after games.as an instance last week where we had won a game, and it wasn't our best performance by any means, and he came in and said it wasn't good enough. and everyone was kind of thrown off, like, "whoa, we just won the game. and it wasn't good enough?" it was a nice kick in the butt. it was a wake—up call for us. he came here looking like a 20—year—old looking to prove himself. that's kind of the level of effort he was laying out. i think the response, both of the supporters and also from the other players in the field, everyone's everyone's responded to that. i'm not someone that just wants to win. you want to win and perform well. of course, there's games where you have to accept taking the victory. but you want to perform well as a team and know what you are working on in training, you're achieving it on the pitch. the facilities aren't probably what he's been used to over in england. i've been there, i've seen those training grounds. and... yeah, this needs some work. you have roomed with

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we got somethingrent going on in the locker room. i told you what i told you. we some dogs.me in and we going to take what we wa. that's what we did. >> congratulations, keenan. >> thank you. >> liam? >> michele, thanks. philip rivers, slightly excited to be interviewed postgame. let's look at the playoff picture in the afc. chargers in the first wild card spot, right on the heels of the chiefs. kansas city won today, as did new england and houston. the texans have gone from 0-3 to 9-3. the loss for pittsburgh narrows the lead for the ravens. there's a quartet of teams at 6-6, including indianapolis, who had its five-game win streak snapped at jacksonville today. movever to the nfc, and the big news, the rams, their li victory toh the west. the first team in the playoffs, as they lock up back-to-back division titles for the first time since the '70s. l.a. will travel to chicago, on sunday night. the bears up in the north, despite the loss to the giants., with the lew orleans is two games up in the second seed and a bye.wb s making a late-season push, winners of four-straight

in the locker room silence a players frustrated and upset after the loss. >> we played a hell of a gamethe end. see offense, def we fought. we just didn't make thelays we needed to do to get over the hump. every week it seemsike a come down to a bad call. >> i think the way these guys came out and played, our style ofhy football,sical style of football game and just laeft couple, i feel lee left some place on the field we could have made. >> i honestly feel like we were the better team, and we just didn't do engh, you know. so that hurts, you know. it's things more, you know, when you know that you were better. >> redskins get a couple of days off before facing another backup quarterback, super bowl mvp nick fos. from nashville, sherree burruss news 4 sports. >>> to the ice, some caps fans in ottawa, their team visiting the senators. firs period scoreless. jonah puts it on net and brett connolly gets the goal. look at the deflection. his 18th of the season. caps up 1-0. cond period now, capitals up 2-0, and here's the effort. comes away with the turnover, then puts one in the back ofhe

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. >> people done changed the locker room in cleveland. they must couldn't get their champagne smell out, huh? >> yeah, draymond had some fun this morning at the cavaliers' expense. he pointed out to stephan curry the visitor's locker room in cleveland no longer smells like champagne. he shared a close-up of kevin durant's feet. maybe he appreciates the beating his toes take as green himself missed the last nine games due to a toe sprain. yeah, get him back on the court. >>> several times have been mentioned as suiters for bumgarner. this morning on a radio interview, it was said that most of the reports are inaccurate. the giants new head of baseball operation expects trade interest to pick up after next week's winter meeting. no giants player sad to see paul goldschmidt leave the nl west. arizona received three young players in return. goldschmidt hit 33 home runs last season and had .35 average against san francisco. the 31-year-old first baseman is due $14.5 million in salary next year, the final year of his contract. >>> donald penn r

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. >> my locker was damaged. they tied hangers around my locker.ced my name tag where we would sign our cars. for mackey transferred to contra costa county. -- >> reporter: he transferred to contra costa county. i wasn't talking about a wife or kids. officers refused to respond when i called for backup. >> reporter: he tried to block it out and focus on his work with the public. he entertained shoulder and by putting on a bear costume and he was named officer of the year in 2013. the chp is no different than the catholic church. they will cover up and do anything they can to tonight. >> reporter: we reached out to chp and a spokesperson said the agency does not comment on pending litigation. but it has a policy for him and aiding -- prohibiting discrimination. >> the department has to take this seriously and do something about it. why should i lose my career? i dedicated my life to this. >> reporter: rome filed a lawsuit against the highway patrol in 2016 but in march a judge dismissed it on grounds that it was filed beyond the statute of limitatio

foot locker is having a nice day in the market. broadcom is as well. let's get more details. here is abigail doolittle. abigail: you mentioned we have stocks trading higher in the day. if we look at the weekly we're lookingee at big declines. all down about 5% for the third week in a row, on pace for the worst week since march. we had a lot of volatility earlier but it is being dwarfed by the volatility in the fourth quarter this year. pace for the worst quarterly performance since december 2008. investors are bearish under a lack of certainty that the corporate profit outlook is diminishing. up 8.3%. quarter of growth in a row. a u.s. and china are very strong and jpmorgan is upgrading their shares. on the way to return to the bearish side of the picture, the worst sectors on the week. 8%, inis up top, down sympathy with oil, down 10%. on pace for its worst week since 2016. consumer discretionary off the week. consumerave the staples and health care sectors. both are lower on the week. sectors thatensive have fared well recently but this week are among the worst sectors for

and hugh purser was wander gged around, looking at all the names on the lockers. and i could see that hugh was beginning toe look at me a ittle bit different. and they were nice guys, receptive. i can only assume now, knowing how i felt later when a bunch of other copy cats, would-bes, wannabes came in, that they must have thought, well, you know, what do these guys think they got on the ball anyway? but they were nice and polite about it, particularly warm reception from john glenn, who was kind of on the outs with the other guys by then. i'm sure that the history has already been well documented. but he was very receptive and helpful to me. i told him i wanted to retain my marine corps reserve affiliation, and he was helpful. he knew the people at marine corps headquarters. al shepherd was kind of a cold guy, you know? he and i became very good friends later, but at the time, i can understand how they looked at him the way they did. and the astronauts wasn't going to fly. gordo wasn't very friendly. all in all, it was a much more receptive atmosphere than you mi

foot locker going along for the ride. carmax up after disappointing sales. the stock turned around and had been down in the premarket. morganm up 4% as j.p. has added the chipmaker to its focus list, saying the 2019 tailwind should help his company. we have some green on the screen. if we hopped into the bloomberg and -- i am not going to look at this. bloomberg into the and the terminal, this is an interesting chart. we are seeing the s&p 500 in relation to the 200 day moving average. in 2015 and 16 -- 2016 when it was a correction, right now the same thing. and thethe s&p spread 200 day moving. 10 percent below the 200 day moving, similar to 2015. there is similar to this year and 2011, where it's -- we see the s&p down by more than 14%. that may suggest today's volatility could move to the downside. guy: abigail, let's stick with the global markets. we are joined by a chief economist and he is also the author of escape from the central bank trap. i don't think we have escaped from very much. the fed causing volatility this week. we have wind to do some ba

they let me have a locker. i remember hugh, my friend from the marine corps, he was looking at the names on the lockers, you know. i remember being impressed they all had daner boots, which were custom made boots. protection incorporated helmets, a little racier looking helmets. i remember thinking, i'm going to get some good flight gear. hugh purser was wandering around looking at all the names on the lockers. i could see that hugh was beginning to look at me a little bit different. and they were nice guys, receptive. i can only assume now, knowing how i felt later when a bunch of other copy cats, would-bes, wannabes came in, that they must have thought, well, what do these guys think they got on the ball anyway? but they were nice and polite about it, particularly warm reception from john glenn, who was kind of on the outs with the other guys by then. i'm sure the history has already been well documented. but he was very receptive and helpful to me. i told him i want to retain my marine corps reserve affiliat

. >>> stanford university is apology for the offensive drawing in the locker room of the women's locker room. cardinals beat the cornhuskers but a photo posted on twitter of the players unlock from following the y shoulddrawing of a tree poin mask a.the director released a statement saying part, the image in the background is unacceptable and does not reflect the values of stamper university. >>> we are learning about the arrest of ruben and florida for domestic violence. jesse spoke with the district attorney who says it is unfortunate the domestic violence charges were dismissed . >> had he been held responsible here, he would've started rehabilitation and started to figure out anger management issues. what is an fortunate is he did it. he was not held accountable and he did it again. >> the same woman reported him and for any said she wants to prosecute. >>> the 49ers are writing strea seahawks for the first time in five years. >> from the 4-yard light. and ricky is at the 20, that 10. he will score. >> the 49ers had a special team for that kick off return for that touchdowns. nick m

the money is used to pay the coaches, and to build these gilded facilities, locker rooms, practice facilities, weigh rooms with hot and cold tubs. so the money that is generated by the programs, they spend it. >> host: go back to college basketball. want to talk about the nan's decision to put a cap to stop -- to not allow high school players to good droningly into the nba. did that create this one and done they call it? that create this culture in the knack? >> the nba, when they decided to you couldn't go right from high school to the nba, as lebron james famously did, created this weird thing called one and done where the top player goes and just play one year in college, traded all kinds of unintended consequencees. not a great thing bus no onening reasonably say that a kid is really student if he's just there for a year. however, ending one and done as the nba may do, not going to solve the problem. it's just going to take the top eight or ten high school players, send them right to the nba. there will still be a huge mark and playoffs for the rest of the top players. >> what focusing on

the acquisition of richard sherman, and you have a win that was very important to everyone in the lockerns more that just the guys showed up the way they did. honestly, it means a lot beating seattle for me. but it's the way the guys showed up throughout the game. >> it just feels great. it's like a breath of fresh air. they have been holding that over our heads for so long, and now they can't anymore. >> i was real proud of the guys not saying anmeant a lot the guys, to the fans and everything since 2013. i hated having to answer those definitely didn't want to go another year. >> reporter: the 49ers leaves a to be desired, but it's important to feel like the team is getting better. >> mullins stepped up week in, week out, making good throws under pressure. he could be a starter for a lot of teams in this league and i hope we keep him. >> you can't play if you're not confident. i take to the field as a confident player and confident in my teammates as well. everybody worked really well together today. >> reporter: the biggest knock early in the season was that they didn't know how to cl

. >> people talking trash about it, saying the locker room stipgs, the field is terrible and i just laughthis is where i have some of my favorite memories. even when i got montor me that i'll never forget, just the love that the fans would show. and driving on the outside of the statement, just to find the x-ray machine, there's no way straight up to the locker room. driving through the fans. those are things that i'll never forget. >> yeah. ben roethlisberger loves that x-ray machine. the 49ers were shocked at defensive end deforest buckner was left off of the pro bowl roster. he was named as an alternate. mindy has more on the 49ers' top defensive player. >> reporter: his 11 sacks are second most in the nfl. so while the third year player was not elected to the pro bowl, he's not deterred. >> the organization, the coaches, everybody knows my abilities and what i can do on the field. you know, i just line up and go as hard as i can on sundays and, youon wbe cool but it is what i. it got me as an alternate. so at least they know my name. now i've got to make them remember it. >> we talked

can be the best coach in the wallet if you don't have to team behind you if the chemistry in their locker room is not good if there's. especially. as i'm not on your site it's very hard for us a coach to succeed yeah ok well guys we're going to move on let's turn to a topic close to your heart again and that's goalkeeping after the first half of the season rb leipzig have conceded the least amount of goals and the man between the stakes for the bulls is paid. let's see some of his finest saves. stories about. those rushing. dogs there's a. girl. that nineteen is a you agree with our pick. i'm not a big fan of stats that. i think he's a very good goalkeeper. no doubt at all but if he's if he is he the best i would say no but well the stats are not lying right now the stats are alive and we'll come back to where you think the best is. you picked a good lashing out just because leipsic have the league's meanest defense what other numbers show us how good he is yeah i mean we saw how good he is from from the tape i mean like you say leipsic there and he conceded seventeen that's the best in t

this stems from a draw on the whiteboard in the locker room. it shows a gun shooting the opponent's mascot. >> reporter: it was so controversial and impacted so many people that the athletic director issued an apology to the university of nebraska. it took five sets for stanford women to beat the university of nebraska volleyball team and five seconds to tarnish the victory. right after they celebrated in the locker room, someone took this photo and posted it on social media. on the whiteboard to the side, you clearly see a drawing of the stanford tree pointing a gun at the university of nebraska's ma mascot. >> given the current climate we're in, making gun references is in poor taste. >> reporter: it was up long enough for nebraska fans to see it. >> distasteful comes to mind. >> i thought it was ridiculous, like why are people out here doing stuff like that. >> reporter: this stanford student agrees. >> i would say that's not right. >> reporter: stanford director of athletics issued an apology saying image in the background is unacceptable a

the stadium i'm standing in the heart of lambert's locker the place where meghan muggles ancestors might once have lived for. it is a sleepy little village in alsace france but things are bound to get a lot more lively should duchess meghan stop by one day. in june seventeen thousand people dressed in white gathered in paris for a special pic the d.n.a. on. the dinner and white concept began in the french capital in one thousand nine hundred eight and is caught on worldwide. with a ceremony attended by german chancellor angela merkel celebrated the sixty fifth anniversary of its founding in june. director general peter lim board displeased that today t w is a modern and diversified media outlet over three thousand employees from sixteen nations produce content for t.v. radio and internet and a total of thirty languages. the same month euro max celebrated its fifteenth year on air illusionist peter vallance performed feats of magic in the studio assisted by host michel. also in june germany's national football team had barely settled into their accommodation in russia before they were bac

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minute zero lead to the locker room. -- 20-0 lead to the locker room.um to hamilton, the broncos can be victorious with a touchdown. this time, the 49ers never gave them a chance. mullins to taylor on a 3rd down conversion. it might not have been pretty at the end, but the 49ers figure out a way to close this out, 20-14, their third victory of the year. >>> the steelers game had a ending nobody could have predicted. former rivals and the league knows the steelers travel well. the terrible towel well represented in the coliseum. been to juju, later converted to a touchdown. the raiders can a big play from derek, to robert, the raiders need a touchdown and they got it on a 4th and goal play. 24-21 oakland with 21 seconds left. the steelers were not finished. to james washington that pitches to schuster, down the sideline into field goal range. this game could be heading to overtime. chris boswell will line up for a 40 yard field goal. at the beginning of the game, they changed everybody's cleats to longer ones because of the wet field. he did not get the

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