very lovable. quite lovable. and -- >> puts his drink down. >> oh!> that is so cold. >> everybody in the room, calm down. >> you are so mean. >> will you marry me? >> she says yes. a big hug. she waves her arm and says you got me. >> hockey trick shots bringing the holiday cheer. this is risky. see why their skills are nothing but nice. >> how do they do that? >> cats causing christmas mischief. >> they make a funny video. >> what happens when the tree has them feeling festive? >> that is the face of a happy cat. so much in this video. they go out and do a bunch of christmas themed trick shots for our enjoyment. >> how do they do that? >> it's pretty good. >> strike. >> impressive, but not thawed by christmas. >> this next one is unbelievable. up in the air. kapow! >> no way. >> this next one, nifty. now, look. >> they are not getting any gifts from santa this year. >> this one. >> that's another way to blow out a birthday candle. >> and you don't get to sit on it. >> this is straight up cool. >> see that ornament there? get this swinging. takes its

because is a bigot lovable? >> the intention was to show there is humor in everything.as a hater. >> a man -- >> my home sweet home. [ applause ] >> the show won 22 emmys over nine season run. but behind the scenes, leer and carol o'connor who played archie bunker struggled to see eye to eye on the subject matter. >> why did you and carol o'connor butt-head? >> he bore the responsibility of carrying that character. >> jeez, i don't think i can get through this. >> and that was a heavy responsibility. somebody who was unpleasant in the eyes of, so many people. >> okay, michael. >> but carol's face, personal ale, soul. >> little boy. >> would make him lovable. >> i dent want to argue with you any more, maud echt. a i get my chair back. >> and maude was a spin-off in 1972. good times came two years later. >> good times. >> the show, there was a lot of turmoil with the cast of good times? >> estherrolle and john amos played first african-american parents, family. heavy responsibility. the country had not seen this before. they were the people representing their race to the

. >> look at this, it is a lovable shirt from a lovable town. paris, milan, new york, tokyo and lansdale. >> and lansdale. >> that is right. >> wow. >> all right. harley's here good morning to you. >> good morning, jen. >> marries here too hi mr. mayor. >> good morning you are a personal trainer. >> i am we have just googled how many calories, chicken wings are because of the game. >> it was frightening i would rather not know. >> we googled how many calories pizza was. >> also, don't need to know that. >> there was ufc guys here and i told them would i take a couple weeks off, now is not the time to take the time off. >> would i not recommend it with these trays of cookies and those baked good, stay ahead. >> you say the planning is one thing we need to invest in. >> absolutely, you can do it anywhere. >> do you think mayor can dot planning. >> he can do a planning. >> come on over, mr. mayor. we have the future west virginia college student, and the wild thing we have to call him the wild thing because he has a wild thing hat on. >> yes. >> ok

. >> the lovable panda, whatever it is. >> they got just over two inches at the national zoo. >> that'se than dusting >> lots to roll around in the baby panda, let's have a look at what's going on. you know what? the snow, yes, it is pulled its way out, and we are now being left with cold bitter cold, bundle up. take my advice. we've got really cold conditions that are going to be hitting us late tonight and into tomorrow. so this is pulling its way out, low pressure system heading to the northeast, we'll see a few flying flurry here and there, other than that, not much going to be happening. we're looking at fairly clear skies once we get into with a few clouds, still have winter weather alerts, to the west, winter weather advisory includes grant pen delton, and this is where we have this in effect until 9:00 and areas of the ear, they still dealing with winter weather advisories and a winter storm as well. when all of that is pulled out. here's some totals over five inches in st. mary's at park hall, dulles, four inches, ashburn got 4.5 and the national sue, 2.4 inches of snowfall jus

[laughter] exceedingly: he is lovable, as you know. it is good to be here. i really did bring the hat for running. it proved to be a fortuitous moment. joseph hooker, a man we love to hate. at the time during the american hate was not as universal as it seems today. our emotions about historical figures are shaped by the historians. or more often, the work and the writings of the historical figure themselves after the deed is done. george mcclellan is a perfect example. we know lastly more about him and his personality than any of his shoulders ever did. certainly, it is true for joseph hooker as well. he was a man of many accomplishments and occasional brilliance. he was not a man who could solely be judged based on his visible deeds and acts. ulysses grant spoke about hooker more so than anyone else he spoke of. he said he regarded him as a dangerous man. he was not subordinate to his superiors. he was ambitious about not caring for the rights of others. we tend to flinch in the presence of an ambitious person. we forget that ambition is the main thing for

will is exceedingly lovable as you know. it proved to be a fortuitous movement. joseph hooker, a man we love to hate. at the time during the american civil war, the hate of joseph hooker if you will was not as universal as it seems to be today. our emotions about historical figure figures more often the work and the writings of the historical figures themselves after the deed is deng. we know vastly about mcclellan and his personality. certainly that is true for joseph hooker as well. he was a man of many accomplishments, occasional brilliance, but he was not a man who could solely be judged based on his visible deeds and acts. ulysses grant spoke of him more harshly than anyone else he spoke of i regarded him as a dangerous man, he was not subordinate to his superiors. we tend to flinch in the presence of an ambitious person. and we tend to forget that ambition is the main string. hooker was by no means ambitious. he sought to distinguish himself from peers in ways that would appeal to those in power above him. in matters like politics, where his core beliefs du

not only was she, you know, really lovable and huggable, but she related to people in a very, very human way. i mean, you know, eventually when jfk goes to france, he cracks this remark, if i may paraphrase, i'm just the guy going along with jackie. she's really the star. but he went out on the campaign trail seeking the nomination of the democratic party. and, you know, he went everywhere. and there was nothing holier than though about his campaigning. he would go out into the appalachian mountains. he would stand on trucks. wave from cars. here in massachusetts, in july of 1960, he is campaigning. and, you know, the eventual campaign led in july to the democratic national convention, which took place in los angeles, california. ralph crane was a "life "photographer there and i was also working for life tag seema but they assigned me to who they thought would be the winner, so i was assigned to photograph richard nixon. and made this wonderful photograph. and the strategy of getting that nomination was no easy task. made this iconic image of robert and jfk in a hotel room, kind of decid

from the halls of montezuma ♪ >> nabors shot to fame when he joined "the andy griffith show" as a lovablend gas pumper. his character so popular he went on to star in his own show, "gomer pyle usmc." nabors' op rattive voice also proved a popular attraction in las vegas performances and at the indy 500 where he sang "back home in indiana" for years. he passed away of natural causes, his husband by his side at his home in hawaii. jim nabors was 87 years old. >>> caught on camera, the moment an explosion rocked a cosmetics factory in new york state. tank, then a bright flash as chemicals go up in flames. that employee, one of 125 injured in the incident last week. one person was killed. officials say it was caused by static electricity, ruling it an accident. >>> in a tradition that dates back nearly a century, president trump and the first lady lit the national christmas tree near the white house this evening. this year's event co-hosted by our own kathie lee gifford, featured several performers including the beach boys. >>> when we come back, the hero police officer whose big family is ge

amy is here and this lovable thing. my goodness. who is this? >> this is holly jolly. she is a severaln-year-old girl. she is very mellow. she is good with children. she is not a huge fan of other dogs. she will make an amazing addition to a family. >> she has been in your lap. she is trying to get into your lap. >> yes. >> a lot of people will be thinking about pets. it's a good time. >> yeah. you know, you want to talk about adopting? >> yes. >> sure. every life is precious. as a veterinarian i see a lot of missed opportunities to save a life, a lot of people patronizing puppy mills in the area and rescues that might not be legitimate rescues. it is a responsibility bringing a new family member to saver a life. there is nothing as fulfilling and valuable as recognizing that life is precious and saving a life. it's a great example for kids, for parents to show for kids and it's something that will be with the family for a long time. >> and you foots the bill for these adoptions all month long. >> i am footing the bill because i see a need. i see a need to save these l

i had that lovable old couple the john lennons. other people were jealous. the reviews were big.the ratings were big. they were nice and they came back. --n i said, there can't be much you need at this point. and he said, you have the only halfway intelligent show. and i said, why would you want to be on a halfway intelligent show? and he laughed. but on the second show, who would have guessed -- the agreement would have been we would do one of their songs, john said, why don't we do one of yoko's songs. it had the catchy title "woman world."igger of the i thought, are they kidding? my god, we did this song. nothing happened. but i was told it would not be aired, the song. they complained, and they said, air it, bute will our decision is to make a statement before it about the dangers of watching it. [laughter] dick: i remember one of the -- and there were 412 perhaps .rotests none of them about the song though. speechwoman put it, the he delivered -- my delivery sort of encourage that. going to pbs was like going into a green meadow in a way. judy: i want to hear more about the

one involved that lovable old couple the john lennons. they came on and that was in his events and other people were jealous. the reviews were big. the ratings were big. that was nice and they came back. john, when i met him a week earlier, i said, why do you want to do this? it cannot be much you need at this point. and he said, you have the only halfway intelligent show on television. and i said why would you want to , be on a halfway intelligent show? and he laughed. but on the second show, who would have guessed, the agreement would have been we would do one of their songs, john said, why don't we do one of yoko's songs. it had the catchy title woman is the nigger of the world. i thought, are they kidding? my god, we did this song. nothing happened. before it was aired, i was told it would not be aired the song. ,and i complained and they said, , all right, we will air it, but our decision is to make a hand about thee dangers of watching it. there were 412 perhaps protests. song, none of them about the song though. thene woman reporte

he was lovable because he was really funny. >> they played up just how unlikable he was.t, great, great sitcom villain. then they did a brilliant thing where they started showing episodes where you began to sympathize with him. >> i'm on my way to some event and i have to change. >> he's peeping at elaine's character dressing in the locker room and he's caught. >> it's absolutely untrue. >> so why are your eyes tearing? >> because i'm hurt. i'm hurt you would think i could do such a terrible thing. >> how come only one is tearing. >> it's not the end of the world. >> i say don't you understand, and it's like i'm sorry. haven't you ever been violated. >> he tells this heartbreaking story about having to buy clothes in the children's section. >> the only way i can get anything to fit me is i have to go to a men's store and walk straight to the boy's department. >> it made you feel for him in such an interesting way. >> he says now i know is that how i made you feel and i say kind of and then we have this really, really sweet moment. >> god, i'm sorry. >> it's okay. >> and,

. >> once one of lovable dad's, after he goes to trial, accused of sexually assaulting a woman more thand at that time. but when never before seen transcripts unsealed in 2015 show cosby admitting to giving drugs to women he wanted to have sex with, a pennsylvania district attorney brought forth multiple charges against the star. >> judge in the cosby trial has declared a mistrial. >> jury failed to reach a verdict after more than 50 hours of deliberations. >> came here looking for acquittal, but like that rolling stone says you don't always get what you want. sometimes you get what you need. >> the case is set to be retried in april. cosby maintains his innocence saying the encounter was consensual. >> number 5. >> congress attacked. steve scalise the third ranking republican in the house is in critical condition tonight after alone gunman opened fire on a congressional baseball team. >> asked me if this team was the republican or democrat team practicing. i responded it was republican team practicing. and he proceeded to shoot republicans. >> our lives were saved by the capitol city po

celebrating those that we descend from and their best and truest and moe most virtuous selfs and have lovable stories about the foibles and grand exploits of our forebearers, but in alex and my case work, we grew up we tales of grab, maverick soldier who went his own way, we learned that at one point he'd actually punned a superior because he wasn't so great at following rules and regulations but got the job done. and alex grew up, i think, envisioning himself as a military man in the mold of our grandfather, mold we learned of as a heroic one. and after years of tracking down this memoir i finally got my hand on it and was frankly appalled. i go into some of it there in the book, but my grandfather was not a war hero. i'll put it that way. he was a weak and insecure sergeant who was trying to kind of live up -- he was jewish but wasn't admitting that to anyone in the army, at time where anti-semitism was rampant. trying to live up to the tough image of his underlings of soldiers and in the process enabling worse and worse war crimes, really. i was of course jobbed and horrified by that. and

the most lovable one. i am sorry that he is not here because i love to talk about mike. his daughter is not read the book. but she promises to when she gets up the nerve. she misses him so much as i do. but he and the office of hours of "60 minutes" has been in the same place now for 43 or 44 years. it was in everybody's face. and rather than tell a lot of stories, if you gained a few pounds he would be the first to tell you. he did not like your story from the night before he would say that too. i remember the time he walked into my friends office josh howard. i did not work with mike. i was on morley steam. we look to the people i worked with mike with respect and a little bit of pity. because mike expected that he came before the family. and usually when they would be out on the story he would say is this really worth doing? almost all the time. it was just so good and you just wanted to be around him at the same time. i remember he went to josh howard's office and said i would like to do a story on willie nelson. and josh said, okay. i will put the idea into don and

. >> reporter: once one of television's most-lovable dads, actor bill cosby goes to trial accused ofwere not filed at that time. when never-before-seen transcripts unsealed in 2015 showed cosby admitting to give drugs to women he wanted to have sex with, a pennsylvania district attorney brought forth multiple charges against the star. >> the judge in the cosby trial has declared a mistrial. >> the jury failed to reach a verdict after more than 50 histories of deliberations. >> we came here looking for an acquittal. like the rolling stone song says, "you don't always get what you want. sometimes you get what you need." >> reporter: the case is set to be retried in april. cosby maintains his innocence, saying the encounter was cons t consensu consensual. five -- >> congress attacked. congressman steve scalise, the third ranking republican in the house, is in critical condition tonight after a lone gunman opened fire on a republican congressional baseball team. >> asked me if his team was the republican or democrat team practicing. i responded it was the republican team practicing. he p

>> annie is is the best show ever, all about a young girl, named annie and she is spunky lovable bravend he meets her. and he has a big voice and a billionaire and how they have so much fun and he want to adopt her, and annie overall. >> speaking every fun who is it to both play anne? what's that like, talia? >> it is so much fun. we split up the shows by i do the weekdays and she does the weekends. >> that's cool. all right so, of course these ladies are very talented so i was hoping that maybe you guys could sing a song for us? >> yes. >> all right. l see you in a bit. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪v1 ♪ >> ♪ ♪ jingle bells ♪ ♪ >> so these ladies ar@fe professionals, i thought maybe getting in there and singing too, but i thought these laid coast do it much better than i can. we've been out here since 6:00 a.m. we will be here until 8:00 just come out i'm be out here jim will be out here, ukee will be out here, whole host of cbs-3 talent through the day helping with the cause we want to see you and also want to see your new unwrapped gift. come on down, b

residents have access to reliable, thoughtful, convenient transportation options so that we have a lovable city that people want to explore and be happy in. that is why this plan is so value to believe us because it sets the stage for strategies that help us reach our emissions goals and provide san francisco transportation platform that allows everybody to get around, and as we found out recently that low income families spend about 15% of their annual resources on transportation, so we want to ensure there is an equity lens here to ensure that good transportation options are available to everybody. there is an important step in that direction and achieving the objectives in this plan. and i could haven't done this work without our colleagues at mta and we certainly couldn't have achieved this without the partnership from planning department and a few other colleagues i want to acknowledge. warren logan from the ta is in the audience. thank you, logan, for your efforts. and cody hix from the mta is also here. a last but not least, the transportation team has grown and we brought on margar

>> he joined the andy griffith show as the lovable gas pumper in the '60s.cter was so popular that cbs later gave him his own spinoff show. gomer pyle usmc. nabors was an accomplished singer. his partner said he died peacefully at their home in hawaii this morning. jim nabors was 87 years old. >>> coming up in minutes, new at 6:00, police are looking for these suspects in a violent home invasion robbery in the east bay. a closer look at the surveillance video that they hope will lead to arrests. >> plus, continuing coverage on our breaking news a verdict in the murder trial of the mexican national accused of killing kate steinle. live team coverage on the decision and the implications it could have on cases across the country. >>> we are learning more about plans to shut down at least three elementary schools in san jose. it's a cost-saving move for the oak grove school district whichist trying to make up for a huge -- which is trying to make up for a huge budget deficit. ktvu's alex savidge explains why more empty classrooms would put the district in a toug

densely packed areas i think that commitment to our city is going to make san francisco a much more lovable city. thank you. >> supervisor kim: president breed. >> supervisor breed: thank you, thank you, supervisor fewer, for your questions and your comments. very helpful, which helps me to reduce my line of questioning as well. let me just start by saying that i'm really fortunate in district 5 that we have really i think some of the most beautiful parks anywhere in the city, alamo square park and the work with the bathroom and the benches and how it's looking and how so many people are enjoying it, it is just really an incredible asset here in the city and we have panhandle playground that is going to be renovated and the pathways are looking great and there's still, of course, more work -- the court was redone and the basketball court and i see people there all the time and we did the tennis courts in co valley and we're undergoing renovation at the hayward playground and that's going to be really be amazing. when i think about what is the parks used to look like in my neighborhood when

(catherine) (catherine) jim nabors-- the legendary singer and actor who starred as the lovable and sweetgomer pyle' has died. nabors spent years on the iconic 'andy griffths show' in the 60's... before spinning off his own show, "gomer pyle: u-s-m-c." he was 87 year's old. sara sidner takes a look back at his life and legacy. "hey sergeant, it's me gomer!" jim nabors is probably best remembered for his role as gomer pyle, the good natured bumpkin who was the star of the 1960s' sitcom "gomer pyle u.s.m.c.""well first of all my name is pyle. private first class gomer pyle."pyle first appeared as a character on "the andy griffith show" before heading for the marines. "that's a good one andy!" nabors says working with andy griffith was the happiest experience of his career -- one that began as a nightclub singer."oh, andy found me in a little nightclub in santa monica and i remember him saying after my performance he says, "i don't know what you do but you do it very well" and he told me -- he said if there was ever a part on his show he would give me a call. and, i had never acted before an

lovable loser,s but at least he is one of the good guys in this movie. a little bit of a different thing. along the way, we have had custer comics, custer the action figure. there is night of the -- there is night at the museum. we have had custer the playset , articles,ral books songs, movies, tv, every medium possible talking about general custer. whether he approves of that, i do not know. he is not amused. , why george custer, why is he so famous? why is he more famous today than ever in his life. he is not famous for nothing. you can do that these days. [laughter] james: these days you can be famous for nothing. there are lots of people who are famous for nothing. is corollary to that something you say in washington, it is full of famous people you have never heard of. he had longust that hair or wore a tie or was an eccentric. you was famous for a reason. we're going to talk about some of those. let's take him back a few years. the areas. george custer -- there he is. custer at west point. cadet john mcardle rate -- cadet john montgomery described

i have to love myself simply because i am convinced that god made me lovable. >> the do's are powerful eloquent. sometimes, the don'ts are more difficult. so i am going to come back to each of you. one of the things that i was looking at the march on washington roster. i talked about congressman lewis was the youngest. no women spoke at the movement. several heroines of the movement were recognized but something that has changed for the better in 50 years is that women of color are now leaders. you are one of those leaders here at georgetown. what are your do's and don'ts? >> don't forget the women. [laughter] [applause] in forgetting the women, you forget where the mechanism is made and developed and where the longevity is. it is the women that remain committed to movements. if i were to add a don't to the list, i would say -- do not try to soothe the tears or silence the anger, sit with it. because, going back to the issue of gender, we have such an opportunity in this moment when we think about racial conflict to address the real grief of conflict. what unfortunately happens is the

. >> she's a lovable person, full of energy, always rambunctious. >> ethan worked in a local hotel.fferent background than kate. but he'd been her best buddy for years and in a way her protector. everybody in ethan's neighborhood knew you didn't mess with kate when ethan was around. they loved each other like -- well, siblings. >> i made sure no harm would come to her when certain little boyfriends would act like they got hand problems. i would put them in their place -- >> it wasn't a romance at all then? >> never at all. she was like a little sister to me. >> it was a token of his family's regard for kate that she was godmother to ethan's nephew, malachi. on her moscow trip, kate bought herself and ethan matching brass bulldog key chains. and on that monday morning in june, said ethan, he was very worried about kate, just as he had been for years as he helped her battle her demons. >> calm her down and talking to her and understanding what was going on in the world of kate. >> but now he complained, here was kate's dad sending the police to talk to him about a check kate told him

. >> jefferson airplane, the previous -- >> the '80 '90s, one big lovable decade, the '80s and '90s.ly morning in new york. it is going to be a cold one out there for mr. new year's eve talking about mr. year hosting would imagine the coldest one yet. >> he's looking for any suggestions people have for how to stay warm with us. here all morning to talk about the big night. remember what happened when he came on last year. we were hosting. here it is, the video he posted. >> classic. >> he got stuck in an elevator on his way down from the ball to come over here to our studios to talk to us. finally, there you can see a fireman letting him free. he was tweeting about it. last year we got stuck in an elevator on the way to see the times square ball. hopefully no repeats today. >> no repeats because he is officially in house. >> yes, he is. we're not letting him go. >> never ever. we're not going to let go. we want to go up to the ball that's b marciano has been all warm. warm when you consider what is going on around the country. rob, will the pain ever end? >> no, not any time soon. i

they were kids and now they want to share their grandchildren >> do remember teddy he's soft and lovableell stories and sing songs. kids have the option to follow the story on a smart device. >> this is an ai doll. >> tech stores are huge. >> she can play with her toys and you can rock her to sleep. she's very interactive she recognizes her toys that come with her and you can feed her, very cute >> we talked about the lol surprise ball early on this show, i think several months ago. the element of surprise is still huge >> the blind packaging, these are 60% of the year. this is an lol surprise. there are seven layers of surprises in this. this is a lol surprise pet when kids unwrap the layers, there is brown bag inside. >> even layers of surprises. >> that's a little pet shop. >> she comes with cute accessories so kids are going to have a blast with this >> what is this? >> so little si fsilly fun gamee right now. if you push it on press the timer. you won't be able to hear. >> i am going to mouth this bizarre thing and you got to guess. don't look >> you have to guess what i am saying s

. >> is a lovable way to get home. >> it could've been a lot worse. but had it been scary for people who didn't know what was going on. >> inure in the dark and there were some issues in the loose power. what do you do? a dark airport. drinking in the southern people do when you talk about chick-fil-a? you help each other out. if you're just passing through, you realize. >> you'd like to think there is a backup generator or some backup power plan. dagen: i was on the air when linda blackout here. it was 2003 i think in new york city and the generators kicked in immediately. >> i was at a wedding where the paradigm in the backup generator went down and everybody in the bridal party got stuck in the elevator. dagen: thank you, lauren simonetti. tax-deferred headed for the finish line is set to approve the tax bill after two key senate holdouts would vote yes on the bill on friday. president trump's desk for his before christmas. confident they can get it done by midweek even without the vote of senator john mccain has returned home to arizona while batt

he was not -- he did not have a big personality as the previous mayors and that made him more lovablend i did many times. had he felt like the neighbor that went in to work in an iconic city in the world and leading san francisco. guys, he died at 65 years old. our thoughts with him and the family. >> yeah, a lot of warm feelings and memories from the mayor. >>> time is now 9:22. we will take a quick break and come right back. touch is how we communicate with those we love, but when your psoriasis is bad, does it ever get in the way? embrace the chance of 100% clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to help people with moderate to severe psoriasis achieve completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or have symptoms, or if you've received a vaccine o

because at least i am better than -- i have to love myself simply because i am convinced god made me lovable you told me about this one time in atlanta. in ayoung white ally said recovering racist. i'm going to a multicultural church. i don't see any hope. this older woman stood up and said, that's white privilege. so a retreat to cynicism is what --don't do, but the hope hope and optimism are not the same. not optimisticm about how things are looking right now. that ared about things happening, but hope is not a feeling or a moot. it's a decision you make because of this thing we call faith. has to actommunity every day when there's not much optimism around. how do you not retreat to cynicism, which is a privilege, for those who have to survive it? have you act in hope? journal"ngton continues. program at 10 p.m. eastern. now. we want to get started with another piece in the news. the headline says daca allies are furious, pressure to democrats to keep their vowel about the dream act. they are facing backlash from their party for not offering a permanent solution. and oution advocates in of

i find him unbelievably lovable. i really love the guy.d person, very interesting person. has his own peculiar take on the world that happened to fit with that moment in history. but the portrayal of income that doesn't exactly duplicate, he's on the stage and reading the thing. lady sitting at his desk, it's incredible what this guy did with him. anyway i don't know. this starts with sandra bullock. >> host: we will go back from leigh anne tuohy. we watch and think it's a reaction. >> once and after church we were in north oxford baptist, true story, and we played the day before anyone the football right and left. i'm thinking what wrong with him? short schoolbus picking up the he needs to be running left. we're coming out of church and your comes -- i break to the left and shot is like, grabbing the. leigh anne, that's like, i said no. eisteddfod of his car and will to win a deficit how are you doing today? i said not real good actually, coach. he said what's the problem? i'm trying to figure out, i said, my son was a three season consen