information agency, lydia fire thunder bluebird uses her uncle's winter count to explain the tradition. narrator: in the great central plains of north america, there was at one time an open prairie. it was the domain of many great indian tribes. the sioux were one of these tribes. [native american singing] ♪ their existence on the plains depended on two animals, the horse and the buffalo. a♪ -- ♪ with horses, they were able to pursue the buffalo, and from the buffalo they obtained their food, shelter, clothing, tools, weapons, and almost everything else that was needed for the tribes to survive and flourish. each year of their past was recorded through a symbolic drawing and handed down as history from generation to generation. >> my name is lydia fire thunder bluebird. i'm an oglala sioux. this is my great uncle's winter count. in sioux it is called [speaking sioux language] he was the one from the tribe who would make drawings of something important that happened each year. ♪ each one of these pictures stands for one year. we did not use numbers like today. instead, each year had a s

lydia campbell reports. it has been a year to rememberfor liverpool fans, six champions league win, world club winners and a 13 point lead at the top of the premier league at the turn of the year. point lead at the top of the premier league at the turn of the yearlj know it was a good year because there were a lot of great moments but we don't count years, we count the seasons. this is only half way through. and maybe he is correct to be apprehensive. it is the fourth time that the ripple have been top of the table that the state of the season. of the table that the state of the season. but they have never been top come the month of may. teams have blown it here before, newcastle had a similar lead back in 1996. but it was manchester united who won the title that year. and what of the

joining me now on the phone is lydia robertson, the spokesperson for the navy region in hawaii. thank you so much commander. we appreciate you joining us. two civilian shipyard workers were killed. what can you tell us about this? >> well, i can tell you that within minutes of hearing shots our security forces responded immediately and we put the base into a lock down and shelter in place. security responded very quickly. we were able to team with local law enforcement as well to ensure that we could get the situation in hand and as many people as safe as possible. the base was in lock down for a period of time but it is now open again while the investigation continues. >> what more do you know anything more about the shooter? what can you tell us about it. >> i can tell you that he has been identified as a u.s. sailor assigned to uss columbia which is a sub marine and that's all we have. we're not going to provide identities of individuals involved until they have been notified and the investigation continues. >> okay. so again we have lydia robertson on the phone and this info

let me start with you lydia, how many parallels are there between what happened in the uk during thisald trump taking working—class voters in places like wisconsin, the rust it certainly seems like a parallel, in the us what happened with the republican party is not so much that it has changed, but it has not changed with the country as a whole especially in some socio— economic things like education and income. so the country as a whole has become more college educated, the republican party has not and is losing those photos to democrats. guy, the challenge for the labour party is at borisjohnson expands public services and limits immigration in other words adopts the policies that traditionally parties of labour have adopted in the past, what options does that leave the labour party with?” the past, what options does that leave the labour party with? i think it leaves them with a very limited set of options and that is why there isa set of options and that is why there is a lot of thinking and consternation going on in the labour party now. i think the bell challenge they have is th

information agency lydia fire thunder blue bird uses her great uncle's winter count to explain the tradition>> in the great central plains of north america there was at one time an open prairie. it was the domain of many great indian tribes. the sioux were one of these tribes.

lydia's parents were forcibly removed to so-called national reserves making way for acres and acres of profitable to plantation today they are owned by multinational companies video stayed behind to work on one of the british ts states that she was repeatedly raped by her employer who got her pregnant. when the white man as she calls him a tech took for the 1st time she was only 13 years old. and there was nothing i could do you used a lot of force to overpower me. i didn't understand what was going on i was in a lot of pain and i was crying a lot. when kenya became independent in the 1960 s. video was left to fend for herself as an outcast with 3 biracial children and no money or land to live on to date she is one of more than 100000 victims who are demanding that a united nations special investigator with an inquiry into that flight. british soldiers expelled families from that home stole land and livestock and committed gross human rights violations all for the sake of planting this crop the victims of this land appropriation say there is blood in the team here they want reparations

and joining me on the phone is lydia robertsson, the focusperson f spokesperson for the navy region in hawaii. two civilian shipyard workers were killed. >> i kr tell you within minutes of hearing shots, our security forces responded immediately. and we put the base into a lockdown and a shelter in place. we were able to obtain with local law enforcement as well too, the sure we could get the situation in hand and keep as many safe as possible. the base was in lock down for a period of time but it's open taz the investigation continues. >> what can you tell us? >> i can tell you he's been identified as a u.s. sailer assigned to u.s.s. columbia and that's a submarine. weir n we're not going to provide identities until next of kin have been notified. >> lydia robertson is on the phone and two civilians dead after a shooting in joint base pearl harbor-hickam. if you could stand by, i waubt to listen to this. and i'll get you thousandther side. >> i heard, like, loud pops. and i kind of recognize that as gun shots. and i liked out the window. saw three people on the ground. and i looked ou

information agency, lydia five -- fire thunder bluebird uses her uncle's winter count to explain thereat central plains of north america there was at one time an open prairie. it was the domain of many great indian tribes. the sioux were one of these tribes. [native american singing] ♪ their existence on the plains depended on two animals, the horse and the buffalo.

. >> my name is lydia. i work with saint anthony's. i have worked there for the past 14 years. in my time there, through my education, most of which i received through our guests, not through training, has been it is time and attention. it is like taking the time and paying attention that garners the biggest ability to support people. with safe injection sites, with the ability to spend that time and attention with people, you can make real changes to help people to make choices for their lives. when you are approaching someone who is on the street and who is in crisis, it is difficult to have a conversation with that person that isn't directive. we want to move away from that model and move into a model where you can take the time to listen to people and be able to understand. which is they need to understand the help in their lives. we lost two people this year at st. anthony's from our staff from overdose. we had someone overdose in our staff bathroom and we were able to reverse them. we do overdoses -- overdose reversals every week, two, three , four, five, 10. our staff, o

watching an entertaining contest was lydia campbell.mination for celtic but their eight titles in a row mean nothing on derby day. rangers are here to keep a hold on their own title bid, but instead make a copy took a hold of christopherjullien, penalty to celtic. up stepped ryan christie and in jumped allan mcgregor to make the save. minutes later, ryan kent made celtic pay, guiding his shot in. celtic levelled shortly after, but it took a helping hand from 0dsonne edouard to guide callum mcgregor‘s shot home. celtic boss predominance of scottish football showing cracks. alfredo morelos had a quiet game by his standards, but that changed in the final seconds, shown his second yellow for diving. but that will only be a subplot, with rangers winning at celtic for the first time in ten years. elsewhere, hearts 1—all draw against aberdeen means they'll be bottom for the winter break. livingston jumped above hibs into fifth with a 2—nil win.third placed motherwell conceded twice in the second half to lose at home to second bottom hamilton.

lydia campbell watched this one. it was time to see if saints could finish the decade on a high.g for something similar and they took an early lead. the saints have a 100% record at home this season and they eventually got their opening try. mikey heywood driving over. the second half started with a flurry of tries. each side going over before this brilliant solo effort extended the lead. gloucester were not going to roll over. two trires for a bonus point and a nervy finish for the saints. northampton held on for a victory. it sends them to the top of the table and to finish their decade perfect fashion. leicester tigers came from behind to end a run of three straight premiership defeats, but could only draw 30 all against harlequins at twickenham. the home side had 3111 point lead midway through the second half. but tigers fought back and this try from telusa with less than eight minutes remaining helped to draw them level and end their losing streak. elsewhere it was a close one at bath where rhys priestland's penalty ten minutes from time saw them sneak past sale. worcester w

lydia campbell watched this one. it has been a memorable ten years for northampton saints. and the challenge cup. it was time to see if they could finish the decade on a high. but gloucester were hoping for something similar and they took an early lead. the saints have a 100% record at home this season and they eventually got their opening try. mikey haywood driving over. the second half started with a flurry of tries. each side going over before this brilliant solo effort to extend the lead. gloucester were not going to roll over. two tries for a bonus point and a nervy finish for the saints. northampton held on for a victory. it sends them to the top of the table and to finish their decade in perfect fashion. 75,000 fans turned up at twickenham to see harlequins hauled back by leicester tigers in a 30—all draw. the home side had a 14—point lead midway through the second half. but tigers fought back and this try from telusa veanu with less than eight minutes remaining helped to draw them level and end a run of three straight defeats. they stay second bottom. elsewhere it w

lydia campbell didn't miss a thing.ba rely barely a mile separates the homes of liverpool and everton but the clubs couldn't be further apart when it comes to fortunes on the pitch. liverpool are fighting for the title. everton are fighting for their manager'sjob. title. everton are fighting for their manager's job. form title. everton are fighting for their manager'sjob. form sometimes goes out the window in derby games, but sometimes it doesn't. divock origi taking just six minutes to open the scoring. and shakir remade it 2-0 open the scoring. and shakir remade it 2—0 soon after, suggesting a co mforta ble it 2—0 soon after, suggesting a comfortable night ahead for the title chasers. but if there was ever a game for everton to wake up from their slumber, this was the one, and michael keane was the man to bring his side back into the game. liverpool this season have been a i°y liverpool this season have been a joy to watch, but sometimes there is no harm in going route one. 3—1 liverpool. and then it was four. sadio m

hi, i'm lydia. i'm 23 years old. i'm the oldest dib. the only one going bald. hello, there. it is a very quiet end to the year weather wise. staying dry and settled for the vast majority of us most of the time. plenty of sunshine today, the exception to the dry weather has been in scotland and the north west of england where the weather front has drifted south. it is weakening all the time and you can see the cloud on the satellite picture. through the evening the weather front continue south but it is weakening all the time, so probably staying dry for much of wales, the midlands and southern england but we might see mist forming, and where we have the blue tinge on the map there will be a touch of frost forming tomorrow. a much colder night for much of scotland where it has been very mild by night of late. tuesday, new year's eve, high—pressure dominates, but it is looking dry, though we have a little feature down towards the south—west that is going to introduce possibly some sharp showers into the isles of scilly on tuesday morning

anand i think also erdrdogan haa night on-n- lydia's economic resourcess hee knows but when te civilwar ends in libya. the libyan government to award contracts to o velop itsil and gas fields and o other one once turkikish compapanies- to e at. the front of the queue to get those contracts. dozens of bush fires are raging out of control in australia this is a heatwave has pushed temperatures over forty degreres celslsius in every state. the fires continued to claim lives as well monday a volunteer firefighter died battling a blaze in new south wales. conditions are expected to become extreme overnight with the worst fires in the state of victoria that's where catherine yet takes us. no end in sight as bush fires spread across the state of victoria tens of thousands of people have been forced to evacuate including those in east gippsland a popular tourist spot. evacuated he said t that we were all site for the nije and saying hello pains that i guess. with many areas exceeding forty degrees celsius the scorching temperatatures coupled with strong winds are helelping to fuel the flames

lydia campbell watched this one.g on derby day. rangers are here to keep a hold on their own title bid, but instead nikola katic took a hold of christopherjullien — penalty to celtic. up stepped ryan christie and injumped allan mcgregor to make the save. minutes later, ryan kent made celtic pay, guiding his shot in. celtic levelled shortly after, but it took a helping hand from odsonne edouard to guide callum mcgregor‘s shot home. regis was put in front again ten minutes into the second health. celtic‘s dominance of scottish football showing cracks. alfredo morelos had a quiet game by his standards, but that changed in the final seconds, shown his second yellow for diving. but that will only be a subplot, with rangers winning at celtic for the first time in ten years. all of today's scores and reports can be found on our website. cricket next — and england captain joe root admitted it had been a tough week in centurion after losing the first test to south africa by 107 runs. another batting collapse, coupled with a b

lydia is still at war- we see in a detention centers of migrants being bombed actually- last string and- we know that many of these people are. on a daily basis confronted to violence and torture and this is where i actually today the e. u. member states are are pushing to think he's back. michael newman from doctors without borders thank you so much for joining us here on prince twenty four. thank you. nenext w we're going to brg you someme football news barcelona and real madrid met tonight in the el clasico. and it was a draw a final score of nil nil when the two spanish giants squared off in barcelonon friends reports sports reporter simon h harding is here to break down the match yeah the record between t these two teams. had been split fifty fifty ahead of the match and it looks like it's going to stay that way isn't a disappointment. it's a disappointment in the tererms that usually also run around madrid is always- a game with plenty of excitement and plenty of girls so we got all the excitement via unfortunately. that that wasn't't the gulf- but in terms of actually what it was

lydia campbell take it all in.ocks that make could not be further apart when it comes to fortunes on the pitch. liverpool want the title. everton fight for their manager's job. form sometimes goes out the window in derby games but sometimes it does not. just six minutes before the scoring open. and then soon after, it was made two, suggesting a co mforta ble after, it was made two, suggesting a comfortable night ahead stop but if there was ever a game for everton to make upfor there was ever a game for everton to make up for their slumber, this was the one. and michael keenan was the man to bring his side back into view. liverpool this season have been a joy to watch. but sometimes there is no harm in going for it. 3-1 there is no harm in going for it. 3—1 and then four. just when it was looking comfortable again, everton got a second. it perhaps the lack of celebration says it all. the game had blown itself out after a frantic first half but one final attack made it five. and that is how it finished. one of the si

it was watched by lydia campbell.ltic but their eight titles in a row mean nothing on derby day. rangers are here to keep a hold on their own title bid, but instead make a copy took a hold of christopherjullien, penalty to celtic. up stepped ryan christie and injumped allan celtic. up stepped ryan christie and in jumped allan mcgregor to celtic. up stepped ryan christie and injumped allan mcgregor to make celtic. up stepped ryan christie and in jumped allan mcgregor to make the save. minutes later, ryan kent made celtic play, guiding his shot in. celtic play, guiding his shot in. celtic levelled shortly after, but it took a helping hand from 0dsonne edouard to guide callum mcgregor‘s shot home. celtic boss predominance of scottish football showing cracks. alfredo morelos had a quiet game by his standards, but that changed in the final seconds, shown his second yellow for diving. but that will only be a subplot, with rangers winning at celtic for the first time in ten years. elsewhere, hearts' 1—1 draw against aberdeen

persecute in minorities in an evil neighborhood what about the new india in in mind what about the lydia's in pakistan what about the hussein in china. who wouldn't dream of not be accepted or not be given citizenship and the difference between them and instance it is their duty just they didn't and that is not the basis in the india was ever imagined and it must be abused. as a strong and is firmly. but if the indian who believes that this should be a humane and into civil war you mentioned the constitution critics say this draft at least as conflict with the constitution do you think this is going to go to the courts if it passes policy. of course you do go to the courts courts little the many people who take it to the courts because. as i said the right to what degree that i get in deals nondiscrimination the beasts of the indigenous all of this is that you see the conundrum in which the. the hindu nationalist party finds it says bloody things. is that after this 15th truces. of the national register citizens the 2000000 people nearly 2000000 people who. are large majority of them actua

lydia campbell has more... it is not a game for the faint—hearted.eir name on the trophy. this game means more thanjust name on the trophy. this game means more than just a league position. every decision any derby would be contested. this one are needed edge. they have missed for spot kicks this season “— they have missed for spot kicks this season —— this one needed var. city could not handle the attack. when my chance was all it took and anthony marshall doubling the lead. city had their own penalty shout before half—time. var this time said no. with a champion's title bid fading, the frustration from the home fans was threatening to take over. one player being hit by a missile as he attempted to take a corner. finally getting back in the game, city set up getting back in the game, city set upa getting back in the game, city set up a grandstand finish. even six minutes of injury time was not enough and they now find themselves 14 enough and they now find themselves 1a points behind leaders liverpool. ollie and his side going a long way to silence

lydia campbell has all the details. these are troubling times for arsenal football club.l football club. no league wins since the start of october, maybe club legend freddie ljungberg could restore some pride. but nothing from arsenal in the first half suggested that the tide was turning and adam webster took advantage. 1—0, brighton. a brighter second half started for arsenal. alexander bringing his side level over the 50 minute mark. but from relief to devastation in the home end. a memorable goal and brighton handed all three points. if arsenal fa ns handed all three points. if arsenal fans for return of freddie ljungberg would be a new dawn for the club, they may have to think again full of in sheffield, steve bruce was up against the side that gave him his first taste of football management. in the first goal gave his current side the lead. then, a harsh lesson for sheffield united. always play to the whistle. with shelby through, watch for the linesman flag going up at the top of your screen. but the referee said play on. a var check confirmed it. 2—0, newcastle. th

minorities in an e-book neighborhood what about the new india in in mine money what about the end lydia's in pakistan what about people who is in in china or in a neighborhood wouldn't dream of not be accepted they would not be given citizenship and they would need distance between them and dumas who will be given citizenship is there to be disagreement and that is not the pieces in the indians ever imagined and it must be abused. as a strong beat and is firmly. but every indian who believes that this should be a humane and into so treat. so dan is powerful rapid support forces have been accused of stealing a large part of the nation's gold wealth the rights group global witness says the paramilitary group and its leader mohammed hamed than the gallow may be a growing threat to sudan's fragile peace the gallows also known as heredity he said to be linked to 3 companies at the heart of r.s.s. funding one is only going a goal trading company in 2017 the rapid support forces seize control of the dar for gold mine globe witness says 2 other companies controlled by him a this family are used t

lydia campbell reports. it's not a game for the faint—hearted.the league three times since manchester united have had their name on the trophy but this game means more than a just league position. every decision in a derby will be contested. this one needed vir, penalty given. they've missed for spot kicks already this season, not this time. city couldn't handle the united attack, coming this close to getting the second. one more chance was all it took, anthony doubling the league. —— the lead. city had their own penalty shout before half—time, this time set saying no. frustration from the home fa ns saying no. frustration from the home fans was threatening to take over. city aren't in the business of rolling over, finally getting back in the game to set up a grandstand finish. but even six minutes of injury time wasn't enough and they now find themselves 1a points behind leaders liverpool. ollie and his side going a long way to silence the noisy neighbours. i remember this, we look so dangerous when we get the ball and go forward. of course we a

because north korea saw what happened to saddam hussein and lydia's qaddafi and they think. had nuclear weapons the americans would've never had attacked them. they believe that with nuclear weapons you have regime security and with nuclear weapons you are able to Ãwith the enemy so why give them up? in the end, like all states for example, in the killing fields in cambodia as you recall where 1.5 even more cambodians were killed by the khmer rouge. many thought the khmer rouge would last forever but they didn't. in north korea today what's happening is ironically you have a number of de facto market economies drop north korea called the Ã^ why? in the 1990s you had a massive feminine up to 2 million north koreans died so the ration system basically melted away all north koreans had to fend for themselves so this generation the millennial's of north korea i believe are going to change north korea from the bottom up. why? there indoctrinated they don't give a darn about the regime or great leader and ngo and south korea did a number of videos with defectors including younger

and i also really wanted to thank ben for his management of our program, and of course danny and lydia, who have been around. this is a really, really good tool. this morning before i came here, i was doing my park inspection in section one in the fuchsia delv del of gold gate park. and if anybody wants to do a park inspection, what we've got the tool on our apps. it's pretty cool. >> thank you very much. seeing no other comments, that was information only. thank you. that was great information. and it is a great app, and we'll continue to enjoy it. and congratulations to the staff. the numbers keep getting better. >> chairwoman: item 10, is there anyone who wants to speak during public comment who did not speak during item 4. >> i would. >> you spoke already. >> i've got a lot of hot wind here. sorry. >> chairwoman: we're now on item 11. commissions, do you have any matters to raise? >> just one. i would want to direct the commission secretary to work with the permits and reservation staff on updating the permits and reservation policy. i think it needs to be updated. >> thank you, co

information agency, lydia fire thunder bluebird uses her uncle's winter count to explain the tradition. narrator: in the great central plains of north america, there

not jury trial he will be really a competitive fourth player, has a timetable, from day one, what lydiaer, her sources are saying will try to emphasize that, day one, dish will be a competitive force in the wireless business, if he can convince more rain know of this, he is convincing guy, also a very volatile guy. neil: eccentric. >> eccentric but poker player. he is known to walk away from deals at the last minute, but if he can sell this to the judge, t-mobile-sprint feels they take it over the finish line. so today's testimony is probably the biggest day. we have john legere up there, the t-mobile ceo. interesting guy, colorful, showed up in the magenta outfit and everything. we had the sprint former ceo who is now part of softbank, as you know controls sprint. neil: right. >> before this, if this deal goes through they won't anymore. deutch telecom, which controls t-mobile, but, he is going to be, he spoke. they have had witnesses. the judge seems, if you look at what he says, very hard to read his mind you know, but some of the things he said he raised issues with the government's

you -- >> my producer, lydia, is the expect on this crazy story. fine food and wine. >> hear me out. a bigger story here. france is retaliating against the u.s. tech companies. it's interesting. trump is sticking up for these tech companies that he alleges conservatives and google and -- >> neil: back to the wine and cheese. >> that's why. they're slapping them with what he believes is punitive tariffs. so now i'm going after the wine and cheese that they bring in. now what is interesting here, this doesn't affect his base. if they went after beer and -- >> neil: good french beers? >> belgium. >> neil: if france had hot dogs, it would be a problem with his base. just kidding. these a joke. >> it's interesting that france has done this without the backing of other european countries. the united states is hitting them way harder than france. 3% digital tax. >> neil: does it affect -- let's say it went into effect tomorrow. it won't. what about the french wines and cheeses that are here? >> 25% to 100%. of course it goes up more. you'll see it -- >> n

. >> my name is lydia. i work with saint anthony's. i have worked there for the past 14 years.ere, through my education, most of which i received through our guests, not through training, has been it is time and attention. it is like taking the time and paying attention that garners the biggest ability to support people. with safe injection sites, with the ability to spend that time and attention with people, you can make real changes to help people to make choices for their lives. when you are approaching someone who is on the street and who is in crisis, it is difficult to have a conversation with that person that isn't directive. we want to move away from that

they have a lydia little bit of a chance left after they beat the chargers in los angeles, so there'sstill some hope in the 1st quarter derek carr connects with rookie punter ren douse hunter renfroe from clemson 56 yards. he takes it to the house that was cars only throwing td he will use his legs right year goes right to the corner. >>scores right before halftime in the end the raiders we'll tack on some more point ended up winning 24 to 17 they keep their playoff chances still alive. >>and to say that we're still playing week 17 for something like that's that's unbelievable like that that's really a good thing because i've been on teams in the past where wieber in those moments we lose a couple games in a row, and i don't know you know this team never did that. >>ok so this lottery chances, but they can still dream right, it's a long shot the raiders can make the playoffs if they beat the broncos then they need the steelers to lose to the ravens the texans to beat the titans and the colts to beat the jags all possible. if those scenarios play out the raiders will be the 6th seed in

lydia campbell has more. it was time to see if saints could finish the decade on a high.this season and they eventually got their opening try. the second half started with a flurry of tries. this brilliant effort extended the lead. gloucester we re effort extended the lead. gloucester were not going to roll over —— role. were not going to roll over —— a nervy finish for the saints. northampton held on for a victory. it sends them to the top of the table and finish their decade in perfect fashion. elsewhere it was a close one at bath where rhys priestland's penalty 10 minutes from time saw them sneak past sale. worcester warriors 20 points to 6 win over london irish lifts them up to sixth. it's currently harlequins 13, leicester tigers 13. in the 1872 cup rematch, edinburgh gained revenge for last weekend's defeat at glasgow to win the reverse fixture at murrayfield in the pro 1a this afternoon. this one ebbed and flowed for the full 80 minutes with the lead changing hands five times but darcy graham's late try sealed the win 29—19 for edinburgh. the all—italian clash saw

minorities in an evil neighborhood what about the new india in in line money what about the hand lydia's in but just on what about the losing in china their own in a neighborhood. demon or be accepted they may not be given citizenship and they would need difference between them and those who would be given citizenship is there to be decided and that is not the bases in the india was ever imagined and it must be abused. as a strong b. and is firmly. but every indian who believes that this should be a humane and into some treat. oh plenty more ahead on this news hour rights group says sudan's rapid support forces are a threat to its emerging democracy. by so fighters are gone from mosul but anger remains in this northern iraqi city. and later in sport the 20 year old from slovenia who just broke one of michael jordan's records in the n.b.a. . so let's go ahead but 1st turkey has sent more suspected eyesore members and their families to their home countries this time to france 11 suspects have been defaulted joining more than 60 other foreign nationals who've been sent home by turkey since

lydia campbell reports.re defeated by a team who they bought —— beat a0—0 earlier in the air. a touchdown with less tha n earlier in the air. a touchdown with less than 30 seconds left is what earlier in the air. a touchdown with less than 3c fate. 1ds left is what earlier in the air. a touchdown with less than 3c fate. now, it is what earlier in the air. a touchdown with less than 3c fate. now, the what earlier in the air. a touchdown with less than 3c fate. now, the patriots sealed theirfate. now, the patriots have a wild card match against the tennessee titans, a much harder route. i don't think there is any one particular thing, obviously... turning the ball over, but i don't think we did a good enoughjob. i certainly didn't do a good enough job. teams in the wild card round rarely have super bowl success. since 1970, only ten teams have reached the final match, and at those teams, only six had actually w011. those teams, only six had actually won. the last time this happened was backin won. the last tim