luckily, the fine peoplet "madden nfl 19" agreed to put me in their game.uld rank my footballyness. >> stephen: dustin, can i call you dusty? dusty, what's considered a good score? what's the scale here? >> 99's the best. >> stephen: okay. what type of things are you going to be judging me in today, dusty? >> strength, speed, throw power, kick power, kick accuracy, catching, jumping. >> stephen: there's no blood test today is there? because i'm high as a kite right now. any time i know i have to use my knees, i get an epidural. what do you think my rating's going to be? >> conservative 20. >> stephen (narrating): to help me figure out just where i stand, we brought in 6'4" new york jets quarterback, sam darnold. sam. >> sir. >> stephen: thanks so much for talking to me today. absolutely. >> stephen: how old are you? >> i'm 21 years old. yeah. >> stephen: and the fact that you are younger than my oldest child is in no way depressing to me. >> no. it's not a concern, is it? >> stephen: nope. no it's not. since you're on the jets, do you ever, like, feel like

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. >> the madden situation at the patriots and eagles, look what happened, the patriots are losing toand you might see on playstation x box, the rams have had an incredible season. sean mcveigh's leadership is something out of this world. 33 years old about to be the youngest head coach to try to win a super bowl against bill belichick in his ninth year, ninth time going to the super bowl. todd: if it comes down to speed the rams will win. all the factors, that is the way it goes. >> rams defense -- todd: something our viewers have been following. a lot of saints fans were trying to sue roger goodell because of that call that was rejected. >> us district judge decided there is no way, those who decided to sue the nfl over that missed call in the championship where coleman had a clear pass interference on tommy lee lewis and the league admitted on wednesday we got this one wrong, refs are human, they made a mistake in a way they would reschedule the super bowl. it was out of the question. it was a nice pipedream and good storyline but it wasn't going to come to fruition. jillian: does

. >> he paid attention to us as coaches but he learned the game on madden and came to practice and triedans and execute them the same way. >> i started giving robert a little more responsibility with my quarterbacks. >> eyes on the quarterback! >> and the next thing you know, he was there running the drills for us. >> go, go, go, go! >> good >> when i go to a job interview, sometimes i feel like i'm going to -- scare is not the right word -- surprise them. and i don't know how they're going to take the surprise. >> as he rolls out, to be brutally honest, when i first saw that, i was like, how can that guy coach? and when he comes close, he says give me a fist pump. i give him a fist pump on the shoulder and always nerves that i had melted away. >> someone finally gave me the opportunity. so i really appreciated that. this is going to be my 13th year of coaching, and i can't wait to get to know every single one of you. believe in yourself, believe in your teammates and in what you're doing. >> if you're taken aback, that's natural and human. but after the first two seconds it's just a nor

that there will be no peace for us unless we have to or to confront iran its own most maddening this polarization that's being created and in the midst of the polarization as we've heard from what we see is an attempt at normalizing relations between arabs and israel against the backdrop of basically forgetting about or oppressing anything about palestinian rights so what we have is almost if you don't know if you see him as like he's good he's ruiz goes with the glitter and shine the israeli prime minister it's almost like he's the future bride of the arab gulf princes and this is just the engagement date and he's promised to be where did to the are a prince and he just so happy he's beyond himself that a last the dream of israel zionist leaders that they could forge relations and normalize relations with the arabs while at the same time completely neglecting the question of palestinian rights and even continuing to colonize palestine that has been always the dream of israeli zionist leaders and that is basically coming into life as we see it to the unfolding in warsaw all right sen

the completely irrational maddening because. this for years surely see the point was they can actually use a few the. sky context on this don't especially wish. to keep them out of big. could you maybe do content by the book at. work i'm in the book the t.v. show if you buy the must have been but he's acquitted by this you have to. admit it but what i did with. their part i'm so sure i'm going to take it to communicate that because from the way you can because it'll be little more than big media with a push book and a communicator couldn't support our cover. the moment of big circle music on the radio so the community put a mold of knowledge of some but you don't yes this will do to prevent us from confronting. the more quite division one that would. live in brussels airport i am surprised to see that very novation is to bolster security are still under way the tightening security reminds me of mohamed struggled after the attacks and how he's nearly always seen terror get at passport control he believes it's because of his name

among them, 16-year-old jayden madden from walnut creek who missed class to be here. but he says it was worth it because the lessons he learned today can't be found in a te textbook. >> i'm happy to be a part of programs like this where i can listen and be active in things that will actually help our community. >> they may not have had trust in the police department or trust in certain police officers, but hearing from our panel and how we can work together to prevent crime, i mean, it's inspiring. it's hope for our future. >> reporter: happening now, oakland native and the director of the films black panther ryan coogler, he's speaking in starr films. earlier, there was a musical surprise. native grammy winner and necessity grit owe sang a touching tribute to mothers. he lost his 14-year-old brother and 16-year-old cousin to gun violence. i listened to the panel before coming out here and director ryan cool letter was talking about the story of the man shot and killed by b.a.r.t. police, how that story resonated him. michael b. jordan was talking about how the script

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system of the united states professor it's always so enlightening to speak with you sometimes it's maddening but only because you're giving us the straight scoop and we sure do appreciate it professor richard wall thanks as always for your time and expertise sir thank you as well. and we're going to squeeze in a brief pause for the promotional cause but hang here because when we return adam mesh a better match trading group is back to tackle today's huge health headlines and how companies and investors might be impacted as johnson and johnson makes a huge acquisition and boris rashard is back to help explain that fear factor there will be no eating of bugs i promise but we will demystify the volatility index the mix as we go to break here the numbers at the closing bell all positive green arrows on the big board today will be back in a flash. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. and i need another one of my fellow swayer both of the food. itself movie theater. plaza in this wa

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if you think about madden or call of duty, they may not have been the hottest games last year, but theyts of fans and people that come back every year to see the latest version. networks the money and to distribute these games, the traditional in stores and online as well. they are far from done. they just have to learn to compete in this new world. emily: what is your outlook for the year for 2019? we are predicting a flattish year. big players like activision did not have the strongest lineup. it may be a difficult one as these investments in the new modes of gameplay and the new marquee franchises come around. what are the trends that you will be following? we have talked a lot about gaming addiction. the landscape is changing dramatically when it comes to attention, whether it is on games or social media. what are the hot button topics? one thing will be watching, take-two had this game, western themed shooting game red dead redemption was the top-selling videogame in 2018. they just now started an online version of that. as they had some bugs in that, people said the items they wer

it is just maddening, here comes donald trump. i said let's look at this guy. what is this about?fact. he broke the format, he broke the form of what people assume a presidential candidate has to be. he has to be able to tell the trurthetruth and figure things , there is a lot he is required to do. there are extra curricular things, with trump you get a complete conversation, you don't get a conversation with george w. bush. interesting dichotomy, i used to yell at republican party all of the time. a guy involved with republican party in los angeles, he would say fred, what do you think. i would say remember that supreme court justice in alabama you were fire from the press because he put 10 commandments in the rotunda. >> roi moore. >> all by himself. it was a picture of roy moore, and camera shot up at him, he had this for for lost loa lonel. i thought, why didn't george bush go to karl roves office, say let's go to alabama, land on the lawn, sprint because he can. he is a good athlete, sprint from the helicopter cross the lawn up the steps put your arm around this justice. and

irrational maddening because i. just come here for. proof for you for sure b. c. the point was taken i think she was a few he is on strike context on this ball because i sure wish. she would keep him in a big. could you maybe do contemplate that book at. work i'm in the book the t.v. show should you buy the must have been but he considered by the. by supported me but what i did with. their part i'm so sure i'm going to make it to communicate that because from the original can racial measure because it is a little more than big media with a push book and a communicator couldn't support our cover. the moment of big circle music on the radio so the community put a mold of knowledge of us through some but you don't yes this will do to prevent us from confronting. the more for you on the decision when they would. live in brussels airport i am surprised to see that very novation as to bolster security are still under way the tightening security reminds me of mohamed struggle after the attacks and how he's nearly always interrogated passport control he believes it's beca

it is hard to read this book because it is true and devastating and maddening. ann is a terrific storyteller. he is a staff writer for the new yorker. for the wallritten street journal, the new republic, and hollywood. if you can't take their word or mine, how about u.s. supreme court justice stephen breyer? breyer cited one of david's pieces in one of his opinions. so please welcome david grann. [applause] mr. grann: thank you so much. my first book was called the lost city of z. it was about an explorer who trekked to the amazon. nashville at 9:00 a.m. this morning to get to kansas, it is easier to trekked through the jungle than it is to fly today. [laughter] but i did come straight here. to look out and see you all waiting here is really amazing. i am here to talk about my new book, killers of the flower moon: the osage murders and the birth of the fbi. -5 years agobegan 4 when i made a visit out to the osage nation and northeast oklahoma. museum and saw on the wall this panoramic photograph. this is just a fraction of it. it is an enormous picture. you can

getia infuriated having to eat the slop that the republican party is pushing out and it is just maddeninglet's take a look at this guy and how irreverent and matter-of-factly he broke the format and the form that they presume a presidential candidate has to be he has to be able to tell the truth and figure things out there is a lot of things that he is required to do there are extracurricular things that you get but there is a complete conversation you don't get that with george w. gbush with that dichotomy and there is a republican party in los angeles. i will tell you what i think remember the supreme court justice in alabama who was under fire from the press because he put the ten commandments in the rotunda? remember that guy? all by himself there is a photograph on the daily news in l.a. with a picture of roy a moor moore. he had this lost and lonel look on his face. i said this guy is all alone. then he started to think. why didn't george bush go down to karl rove's office get the helicopter we are going to alabama and fly down to alabama land on the lawn and oosprint, because he ca

if you think with the sound of one jack hammer which was included in the plans, think of how maddening that is when you're beside the sound of one jack hammer. can you how many will be needed and for how many hours and how many days and weeks and how many years? we work with very delicate issues and we're in the business many of us of helping to bring sanity. jack hammers brings insanity and sound pollution is a very real threat and urge you to consider the appeal. thank you. >> hi, i'm evelyn wiser. i'm an adolescent and adult psychologist at 3626 sacramento street and my office looked at -- looks at the proposed construction site. i treat those with serious level of anxiety and often have traumatic life histories. i need quiet and free of dust and noise and the parking is already impact. i'm very concerned the construction will make it impossible for me and my colleagues to practice our work. and i strongly urge you to consider this appeal. thank you. >> i was a property manager at sacramento and spruce streets and currently i'm an attorney and legal counsel for the same building. i

back then, the ceo said the shutdown was maddening. you must think -- he must think it is more so today. it will have a big impact on first quarter earnings. and we know that the shutdown did cause delays and the security at airports as well, that halted travel. and of course, southwest is a domestic carrier primarily, so it does not have opportunities like the other big airlines, like delta and others have when it comes to this. but those airlines also falling today. david: it may not affect the other airlines is much. emma: not as much, but it will impact them some because they are falling today. david: coming up, the democratic presidential field continues to grow with ideas that seemed fringe years ago now moving into the mainstream. we will talk with the governor of pennsylvania on the state of the race for 2020. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ i'm a veteran and the army taught me a lot about commitment. which i apply to my life and my work. at comcast we're commited to delivering the best experience possible, by bein

john madden, bill walsh, steve kerr and bruce bochy. >> mild-mannered, ego-free and a class act and guided giants to three world titles. bochy has told everyone he will be retiring at the end of this upcoming season. here's nbc bay area's colin resch. >>> when you go somewhere, i mean, you want it to be for a long time. i mean you're hoping to be there long enough to make a difference. >> make a difference? bruce bochy has certainly done that since arriving here in 2007. that was bochy before the giants left for spring training last year. now a year and nine days later, he announced to the assembled media in scottsdale this morning that this upcoming season will be his last. >> the reason being, you know, there's been so many questions about it. i'm going to go ahead and get that out and put that behind us. in my mind, it's time. it's been an unbelievable ride. and there's so much to be grateful for. >> bochy made the decision this winter. it had nothing to do with off-season changes in the front office or his health. but the timing of it, everything to do with putting an end to the specul

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my friend kevin madden said years ago, if you're still deciding whether or not you're going to run, you'ree because this is so grueling. >> this is not unfamiliar to that cycle. >> i think we have that headline of the greatest bread crumbs waiting. there it is. cuomo decides he won't run for president. i believe there was an airplane waiting on him. >> there were two. they were waiting to take him to new hampshire. they had sent him with an operative in case he waited too long and didn't make it for the deadline. ult natalie he didn't file. there were other candidates throughout. we're all waiting potentially for michael bloomberg to decide. he's not decided yet, but he toyed with it in 2012 and 2016. i even wrote a story back in 2007 he was considering running and never did. to p.k.'s point, if you're not sure -- we assume they're going to get in and it's strategic, you never know. >> thanks for joining us on "inside politics." erica hill is in for brianna keilar. she starts right now. >> i'm erica hill in for brianna keilar with a special edition of "right now." >>> disgrace and deranged

that's maddening. >> 100 grand is a big deal. big money. >> we'll see you at 11. >> super bowl to disney world to the ellen show. she didn't just make an appearance on the show. he got a shave. >> good-bye, dear. >> good-bye, beard and mustache. it is gone. the audience didn't seem to mind. edelman agreed to let her shave it in exchange for a $10,000 donation to the boys and girls club of boston. he matched the donation. he looks good. he got his super bowl trophy. ellen presented it to him. >> i'm on team no beard. >> he's a good looking guy. >> ellen said you're so handsome. >> oh my goodness. >> he was very sweet. it aired at 4:00 today. the super bowl victory was for me family. and mom and dad. >> i can't remember that jimmy's guys name anymore. >> his mom never missed a game. his dad is a mechanic. >> that support means a lot. we look at the forecast over the next couple hours. we're looking at some heavier rainfall. moving in. you can see the heavy pockets up here near fair field. we have been keeping our eye on the mountai

. >> kevin madden, the candidate who has raised by far the most money out of the gate here is berniers. he's not a democrat, who's an independent, who is a self-described democratic socialist. what does that mean for the democratic party? >> that is is a very impressive number. he's done it with small dollars and mined it off of internet donations. that shows you he has this real grassroots energy behind him. i think that becomes the problem. i think many republicans hope the problem for democrats is that the grassroots energy in this party right now is from the very far left who is supporting essentially a social candidate and it will pull the entire primary debate far to the left, making it harder to win in a general election when your real task will be appealing to the big broader middle of the american electorate. when you raise this type of money, the signal it sends is that bernie sanders is going to be in this race for the lanong haul. this ensures that if you want to beat him, you're going to have to beat him right now. >> the focus of the democratic party, more of the candid

it's really maddening. and particularly for me. i work with parents of loss all the time.re's nothing harder for me in the work that i do than working with a mother or a father who has lost their child to a drug overdose. and to see that purdue -- we learned this last week -- hired mckenzie, the pr firm, to figure out a tragedy to combat the messages of these parents who lost their children and their grief and to counter that, it's just outrageous. you know, we have -- i think what we're learning shows that this has gone up and beyond criminal behavior. yes, we want billions of dollars. i mean tens of billions of dollars in reparations which is what we need for treatment, recovery, prevention, harm reduction. but people in this country for decades have been locked up for crimes much less than what the family committed. and we will not -- the advocacy community will not stop until we see richard sack ler and sackler family put behind bars in federal prison and we throw that key away for the rest of their days on this planet. >> the sackler family, of course, the owners of t

this is maddening. if he was a white person, i would this is maddening.ng yesterday to a tv audience and this is what he had to say about what liam neeson said. the reason is not talking about black people. he is talking about black people. he is talking about black people. he is talking about revenge. listen to the context. he is talking about the film revenge that he made. the woman asked him about his revenge and he is talking about northern ireland and how revenge is never correct and he went on to talk about the troubles and he given example of when he felt like revenge. he is not coming to talk about black people. he is talking about an incident when he wanted to take revenge on someone. he wanted to take revenge on someone. a friend of his was raped and that rape happened to be a black person. he was not talking about black people. he was talking about how revenge is wrong and he also said that he was wrong in the way that how he felt about black people. i was wrong, and i was horrified. so he is making a very passionate defence of liam neeson, say

. >> reporter: analyst michael madden who consults with u.s.elligence agencies about north korean leaders tells cnn one of the top people believed to have just been purged by kim is the foreign minister, who analysts believe could have been imprisoned or executed for espionage. >> this is somebody who had channels to foreign countries. so if kim jong-un and senior north korean officials are negotiating with the united states or negotiating with china about nuclear weapons, they do not need to have some sort of alternate back channel undermining those negotiations. >> reporter: the new report says some officials were targeted by kim for skimming money from the regime. experts say these purges could be a signal from kim to president trump that the dictator is cleaning house, rooting out corruption from within, to show the president he's serious about negotiations. but they say the president should be wary. >> president trump has to ask himself, can kim deliver denuclearization? can he deliver even substantial steps towards denuclearization or doe

here to wade through all of the bull, republican strategist romney campaign spokesperson kevin madden basil smakel. >> it's a lot of bull. >> how will republicans spin the bull next week when they have to face their constituents? >> well, look, you know, one thing that i think helped trump prosper is that i think he's realized the base republican voter out there is not as driven by purity of limited government and constitutional -- >> i'm getting that. >> and as a result, they're more driven and what he realizes is they're more driven by advantage wishing their opponents. that is the liberal left. >> one of the ways that trump is going to continue to push this is this is me versus democrats who won't let me fulfill the promise that i made to the american people while building a wall. in large part, congressional republicans are going to follow suit with him and arguing in his favor and defense. >> i did see -- there was one of the stronger statements. they did a long thread. one of the tweets said, congressman from michigan, by the way, he said a national emergency declaration for a n

. >> i agree this is maddening, and it really is and it is in my district and it's been vacant for a while now. i didn't realize that exactly was the hold-up. also i have noted j.f.k. towers, is that still a hold-up? because we have a loss of residential units because of it. >> so that project was delayed but it's receiving electric service now. we do still have some loose ends to tie up with pgn and e on that project but it's my understanding that it's no longer holding up the occupancy of that senior affordable housing project. >> what does it take to energize these locations? when they give you excuses, do you just look at them like you're lying? i don't understand how they can just blatantly lie? >> on many of these is projects they're already connected to the grid and that our existing facilities connected to purchase g and -- pg&e grid, now that the projects are improved they touch the electric grid and we have to submit a new application to pg&e and they're re-reviewing what the appropriate electrical configuration is. in that context they're putting up these higher hurdles fo

the taleban madden said bitterly just today it's. still being learning in seminaries and the mother says the curriculum did it was not to kill her but to troop that it was a. good day to mash them tremendously that was the problem mark. america's concern about afghanistan had been minimal before the unocal pipeline project but on him and just negotiations spock's the clinton administration's interest in the country. i'd probably go to washington d c o once every six state weeks and i would typically meet with the state department the n.s.a. and cia. the cia was was very very well for you know they have this shadowy image i guess you call of that i found very straightforward and very professional and i think the clinton administration was really committed to helping you know american business and be successful. we enjoyed and really strong support from the. unit wasn't the only oil company that wanted to build. pipeline in afghanistan option time company breed us was also trying to do a deal with the taliban. all but he does win this

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i think what's so maddening and driving us crazy for about two years is it's very unusual to have somebodythis degree. the corruption is so open, it's so blatant, and he's just going to look you in the eye and tell you that it's not happening. >> yeah, i mean, this is where we are. this is the point at which we arrived where yesterday he basically was asking us to to the believe our eyes and ears, do not believe the live testimony of the heads of the intel agencies, in trying to chalk it up to fake news. it seems maybe he's been confronted with the feelings of all of the things we're talking about, the claims of fake news and pattern of lies. the ceiling is about 37% where he stands. >> boy, i don't know if he's confronted with that. i think he still believes he can go into the campaign of 2020 and pull the wool over people's eyes. as was said earlier, this is a game for him. he know it's a game. that's what is so insidious about it. the lies he's telling to reporters, when he's off camera he's joking behind the scenes how it's working and fake news thing is working. this is also true to t

its alumni list includes coaching legends john madden, bill wass, and degrom mail, and former nine aing. >> i did there was a lot of titles, you know, from college of san mateo and san mateo. the number 23 really shocked me. >> reporter: the buzz is about edelman, who yes, played quarterback during his days as a bulldog. >> as an opt in quarterback, he set the school record. that is why he is able to do the things he can as a receiver. >> this is why edelman has a gazillion catches in the playoffs. >> reporter: a visual testament to edelman's legacy, the csm hall of fame, he was inducted last year. his ex super bowl explosion has folks pondering the possibility of an even bigger enshrinement. >> he is a legitimate candidate for the hall of fame. >> reporter: as and if the nfl hall of fame, to be clear. elements career numbers aren't anywhere close to that level, but his postseason stats are really. >> the record he said, only jerry rice has done better as a receiver, that is fantastic. >> reporter: adam fels plays an nfl history remains up for debate, but san mateo's spot in super bo

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>> again, it's a maddening attack on the ninth circuit.s that all the time. >> i know. but remember when we used to care? remember when the rule of law -- some respect. >> judges in general. >> so there was that. but then also this sort of, you know, touchdown dance where my court is at the end of the day going to vindicate -- >> because i've got five conservatives. so i'll get there. i'll get whatever i need out of them. >> i wrote today about neil gorsuch wrote before he came on to the court about how damaging it is to try to do public policy in the courts because all it does is undermine and delegitimize the judges and the justices. this is kind of made to order what he was cautioning us about. >> dalia ligt wick is senior editor and legal correspondent at "slate." i feel like this has been junior law school rachelle maddow show. >> a-plus. >> thank you. i paid for that. thought does it for us tonight. we'll see you again on monday. it's time for "the last word" where ali verbally is in for lawrence tonight. good evening, ally. >> i fee

. >> it's maddening because first of all, we're already late been they were aware -- and by the way,s problem occurred because the justice department is doing a really good job, the special pay master over at justice has been doing a really solid job in getting these claims credentialed and then processed, but it was clear from the very beginning that the funding was going to be inadequate and that they were going to have to extend it for the life of the first responders and survivors that lives through the 9/11 experience. so we keep getting hit by trains that we see coming miles away. they knew in october that the funding was going to be inadequate and that they were going to have to start slashing the funds for the claims. now they have 20,000 claims that will be cut, sometimes up to 70% for the widows and people that were lost in 9/11. it's so avoidable as to be farce, and if we can just get this done in a manner that, you know, it's ironic, first responders pride themselves on response time. it's the thing that they work on day in and day out so that the people and the communiti

certainly going to kick in -- >> i wonder if it's one of those curses, when you're on the cover of maddennd something is destined to happen to you if you're one of those players. >> how nice for them, but so what >> the only other thing i'll mention, it's actually pretty unusual to see companies buying like this, so many different companies, there were periods of two or three decades when the same company, whether it was at&t in the past, would be the number one company and there wasn't much drama. it's interesting now that we have such big companies -- >> well, $1 trillion now we're talking real money >> yeah! >> that's why we're focusing on it, right? >> who cares about $1 billion? $1 trillion, now you have our attention. >> yes next up, confidence among small business firms is hitting its lowest levels since president trump's elections. this is apparently is so worrisome it merited front page coverage in the "wall street journal" this week what's going on out there? >> we've seen certain legs lower in our own skppoll i would note that both of those metrics are either at or near record