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we said when michael jordan retired, we would never have another. kobe bryant and lebron james filled that void nicely. tom brady, drafted sixth round, pick 199, won seven super bowls. it is going to be a hollywood movie, already is. something we'll never see again. we're all privileged to have lived in this time and witnessed it. >> so true. he's such a legend which is why we're all talking about this tonight and wondering is it true, is it not. andy scholes, thank you so much. >> all right, pam. >>> i'm going to sports broadcaster bob costas. bob, great to see you. what do you make of the reports that tom brady is retiring? >> i would say all indications are that the only thing we're missing is some kind of press conference where we actually see tom brady. even this leaking out the way it has is a little surprising because tomorrow are the conference championship games and two weeks after that, the super bowl. and generally tom wouldn't want to intrude on any of that, even a tweet or rumored reports, he's such a big deal that it's not going to ove

now think about that regarding michael jordan.ootball uniform. or tiger woods. just distinctively graceful in the way they played their respective sports. >> i think that's such a smart point. by the way, on your mount rushmore point i think i'd put simone biles in there. got to get a woman on there as well. >> yeah. i'm good with it. i'm good with it, pam. >> as long as we're in agreement, that's awesome. what's also important to point out here is he was a beautiful player on the field as you you just laid out so eloquently, but also anyone who played with tom always raved about him. >> yes. >> what made him such a great leader? >> well, he had those qualities, that it factor. i heard charlie weiss, the offensive coordinator under bill belichick for some of those championship teams, earlier today say that when drew bledsoe got hurt, and bledsoe was the starting quarterback in the early 2000s, he gets hurt brady emz steps in, sixth round draft choice no, real nfl resume at that point, and even in that moment he wasn't the least bi

we said that after michael jordan. then came kobe bryant. then lebron james. kind of filled that very nicely. you can 100% say there will never be another tom brady. another guy drafted in the sixth round who goes on to win seven super bowls. never going to happen. never going to see another like ge guy like him. >> i will not recognize if there are professional players younger than me. i just won't do it. i will not acknowledge it. one of the things most interesting in the last week after the epic game against the rams where brady almost came back and won, he did a podcast with jim gray where he talked about his consideration in terms of the next step forward. that was kind of the moment where people said, oh, wow, he's actually considering hanging it up. what were kind of the considerations that brady was weighing as he went into this moment. >> he said it was going to be all about his family. it was going to be a group decision. what did his wife want. it hurts her to see him get hit every sunday. a big decision had to be his kids. he always said it was to

, in spite of the pain and hurt i caused their family, that they're willing to forgive me. >> michael jordan have anything to say to you in that line >> you know, michael, when i first decided or was thinking about doing this and had kind of decided to do it, i talked to michael. i talked to phil knight, and i think if either one of them had said, you know, i dent know if you should do this, i might have been reluctant, but they both agreed with my daughter, that this was a story that i should tell and they both have been extremely supportive >> larry miller, thanks so much for your time. all the best >> thank you very much >>> millions of monarch butterflies, millions of them, used to fly around california, but last year, researchers counted fewer than 2,000 why scientists say this species is in big trouble. and what we can do to help get odnarch butterflies out of the as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay

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and he directs michael b. jordan in "a journal for jordan" in theaters and on demand.d applause ] >> jimmy: thanks for coming. good to see you. >> good to be seen by you. >> jimmy: if you were not here, would you be watching the cardin cardinals/rams game? >> is it on? >> jimmy: i guess not. i was thinking about you yesterday because i know you're a cowboys fan. >> yes. >> jimmy: i was wondering the way that game ended, i was wondering what -- like what kind of a football viewer are you? is there profanity? do you sit quietly and suffer? how does it go? >> there was some profanity. i've been a cowboy fan sense i was about 6. >> jimmy: wow, a long time. >> i'm a real cowboy fan, and that was a mess yesterday. that was a mess. >> jimmy: yeah, that's tough, huh? yeah. would you rather win a oscar this year or a super bowl for the cowboys? a few years ago i asked your son, john david, he was here. i don't know if you saw this, but i asked him, because i know you played football and you coached him in football. >> right. >> jimmy: i asked him what kind of -- in case you did

[ laughter ] and it would be too much for you and michael b. jordan?ing in it for me, you know. >> jimmy: is it harder to direct a movie that you're in? >> you know, warren beatty said to me years ago, i'm just name dropping. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: good one. >> feels pretty good, right? >> jimmy: when you name drop, it's not like name dropping. >> i didn't want to be in the first film i directed. he said no, no, be in it, i said, why? he said, because it's a way in that you're used to. >> jimmy: oh. >> as an actor, you're used to -- so be in it. so i was like okay, i'll imagine i'm playing all the parts and that's the way i got into it. >> jimmy: wow. people have often called you -- they would say you're the next sidney portier, and then michael b. jordan is someone they would say, you are the next denzel washington. [ applause ] and so now here you guys, which i don't know, seems a little weird. do you like when people say that? >> it beats a sharp stick in the eye. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: right, okay. >> it's better than the next willie johnson coming

thousands of dollars to transport huge old trees, so called trophy trees to their estates. reportedly michael jordan, the last a bidding war on an oak tree that went for over $100000.00. history does not recommend a widening gulf between the haves and have nots. john is stuff like this, tempting societal trouble. you know, i said, i think it, i'm not sure about tempting suicidal travel, but let's put it this way. social media has definitely magnified ah ostentatious behavior on the part of the wealthy and brought that full frontal in front of you know, people who are in many cases that are at risk because they have been either furloughed or laid off during the cobit period. ah, or otherwise have challenges that do not enable them to participate in this a flurry of wealth creation, however, bubble related, it may be at the upper end of the pyramid. so when this arises, frankly, there's always social discontent as always, social unrest. it's a reason why we see so much pressure from the liberal wing of the democratic party on the president to put through social reforms and new programs of will redistr

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stuart: the chicago bulls uniform, a lot of michael jordan, what is special about this one?uring that season, we expect this to sell 300,000. by comparison be sold brady jersey for 180,000. jordan has an opportunity. stuart: would you say jordan memorabilia goes up in value for further from the career you move. >> jordan has consistently got up every year year-over-year since he retired. stuart: what about brady? up and up and up. >> if i was taking two individuals, it would be michael jordan and tom brady because they are contemporary and worldwide, multiyear champions. stuart: i know you have a lot of items for auction, nominally's walkout in 1965. looking at that picture, knocked him out. >> the knockout, green match, the first time he changed his name from cassius clay to mohammed ali, and all we are doing is greatest of all time, michael jordan, tom brady and the original greatest of all time but ali. this is unique and comes with a letter from the wdc which sanctioned the fight. it is photo matched and we expected to go 500,$000 and ali would've would've celebrated his

we have been talking about kobe bryant and his mentality or michael jordan, this is how we talk about this is exactly what tom brake —— brady was about, winning at all costs. this is a guy who actually had different instruments as far as exercise equipment, he hired a nutritionist, to make sure he was available and ready for the next season and so at 44 years of age, 22 year season, sorry, 22 years in the nfl, this is a guy who has accomplished it all and i don't see anyone eclipsing his effort anywhere in my lifetime. he eclipsing his effort anywhere in my lifetime.— in my lifetime. he has been billed as — in my lifetime. he has been billed as the _ in my lifetime. he has been billed as the greatest - billed as the greatest quarterback of all time, so what makes someone, or him, such a great quarterback in particular?— particular? his drive, his preparation, _ particular? his drive, his preparation, his - particular? his drive, his i preparation, his willingness particular? his drive, his - preparation, his willingness to win at all costs. this is a guy who was sorry brawl, highly in

michael jordan. kobe bryant. you have tom brady in the building, it's on fire. and i just think overall, this guy left new england, winning super bowls and went to tampa and had success early on. immediate success. i just think the ore that he carried with him says a lot and obviously if you can have him on your team, you knew that you were going to have an opportunity to compete week in and week out. an opportunity to play in championship games and win super bowls. he's just, he's been unreal and i don't think there will ever be another player like him come through. >> i've asked a couple of folks this. i want people to try and understand the idea of a 44-year-old not just still playing in the nfl, but playing at such an elite level. as somebody who played, took the beating week in and week out, can you describe just how rare it is for somebody to, not just play, but succeed in the nfl a at tom brady's age? >> well, it's rare. i know the league has changed a lot over the ls years. they're not as physical. so he's been able to take care of his body. it's a lot o

you mentioned jordan, nba has never as big as the nfl is now but michael was a global figure.babe ruth was a pretty big deal in america back in the 1920s. you are really talking about an iconic figure and in our town he is number one, which is a lot to say when you've had ted williams, bobby orr, bill russell, guys like that. >> it is an incredible career and if this is the end of it is quite a chapter in nfl history. i just want to note i read this yesterday, the miami dolphins which i noted i'm a huge fan of have not won a single playoff game since the first time tom brady started and he has had an incredible 20-plus year career. kind of sad. one last question, dan, what is your lasting image of tom brady? what will you remember most about his career if you had to pick one moment? >> it's the first one. it was 20 years ago almost this week, it was the first week of february in 2002, right after the towers fell, very sensitive time in america and the patriots went to new orleans and they were like 16-point underdogs against the st. louis rams and they beat them. brady had thi

a remarkable record that michael jordan and wilt chamberlain would be envious of.ot of folks out there, would-be captain ahabs rooting for this experiment to go up in flames. i saw a piece on twitter, showed your performance, had a string of losses, nothing but red ink. i'm not sure if it is accurate. we've been checking, i don't know. the point is it, why is it that so many folks are rooting against you, rooting against bitcoin? >> i think those thing they always over look the $175 million of bitcoin that we bout below 10,000 or the $475 million around 10,500. they just, they just take the latest figures. we've been buying bitcoin for quite a while. we'll continue to buy bitcoin. we'll be buying bitcoin at the all-time top for the next decade. it is impossible to avoid short-term critics if they want to focus in on the near term but over the long term we think they're just fine and we're way up on all of our bitcoin invests by billions of dollars. so i think we're happy with it. charles: the government, you know, i think that november 9th is important, data is imp

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barry bonds is the michael jordan of baseball. >> two quick points.accused of and bonds and clemens. he had this mass test part of a leaked release. it was before the rules were in place. bonds and clemens are accused of being steroid factories. barry bonds in "game of shadows." it is a different thing. and clemens listed in the report page after page after page. in the 2000s, kids taking their lives using steroids. kids were watching baseball, pumping themselves full of performance-enhancing drugs. so it did have an impact there. but let's talk about aaron rodgers, happy sports subjects, right? >> yeah. >> aaron rodgers said his vaccine status is why people watch football. watch. >> there were a ton of people tuning in, rooting against us for one reason and one reason only. it's because of, you know, my vaccination status. and them wanting to see us lose so they could pile on and enjoy and revel in the fact that, you know, my vaccination status was, you know, some sort of reason why we haven't had success in the playoffs. >> rodgers, who is a fantast

he's just one of those guys that would use, you know, kind of like michael jordan that would use any little thing to continue to keep him motivated, and to me -- that's something that i wish i could do, you know, you just find the littlest motivating factor to keep you pushing, and for brady it was always, you know, at the beginning of his career it was always, you know, obviously being drafted you know, sixth round and being like the third or fourth quarterback on the depth chart, and you hear the stories about him telling mr. kraft that he -- that he was going to be the best decision he ever made by drafting him, right? like who says that as a sixth round pick. you go up to the owner of the team and say that. i don't know anyone who's ever said that or who ever would have the courage to say that to the team owner, but, you know, that was who he was, that was who he is. so him just talking about in the past people were asking him, i think, maybe after his 10th or 11th year, people were asking him about retirement and what he's going to do after football. he's like i haven't even tho

interception, very bad, has not done that in two months, voting for rodgers as easy as voting for michael jordanp down i loath rodgers but respect him. when sports writers base the votes on vaccination status or which political player, remember what happened with tom brady and donald trump, that drives sports fans from the game. we lose the escapism. rodgers will win m.v.p. despite what the writer -- >> sandra: i screwed up. i think that i have not paid a lot of attention, i don't spend much time on twitter. i know a lot is being presented in ways that it wasn't said, about you that's going to happen. and i do know that some of it sounds awful because i didn't say very well what i wanted to say, you know. and so all you can do is own it, and i own it. >> sandra: and there you have it, after aaron rodgers responded saying his problem with me is not i'm a bad guy or jerk in the league, doesn't know me or anything about me, his problem with me is i'm not vaccinated. and ask you about novak djokovic, i watch a lot of tennis and into the story. and i don't get it. why is he not being allowed into aus

. >> to me, that means like either michael b. jordandenzel washington with special content like coming to my house once a month for drinks. >> yeah. >>> amazon plans to open its first clothing store in southern california later this year. shoppers will get personalized recommendations on their phones as they browse the amazon style store. this move comes as amazon surpassed walmart in clothing sales last year. >>> the youngest woman to fly solo around the world is speaking this morning. the 19-year-old landed in belgium today. she took off in her ultralight plane back in august. her journey has taken her to 31 countries. it took 155 days to complete. she hopes to be an inspiration to other women hoping to become pilots. >> the youngest woman to fly solo around the world. why? [ laughter ] >> when i started planning for this, i didn't actually realize i would be beating a record. for me, it was a dream i've had for a really long time. >> wow. rutherford will be on the "today" show to talk about her journey coming up at 7:00 right after "

tiger woods, michael jordan of course, jack nicholson, mickey mantle. see in the lineup, any younger quarterbacks who could eventually become what brady is? >> david, you teed that up so perfectly because in my lifetime we'll never see another tom brady. let me qualify why. this is not hyper pool lick. in 22 seasons he went to 10 super beales. statistically every other year he was playing for a ring. of those he won seven. he won five super bowl mvps. he won three nfl mvps. he holds virtually every nfl career passing record you can think of, period. he did that up to the age of 44. he is exactly four months older than i am. i can't imagine going out and doing what brady did and doing it, he led the league in passing this year at 44 and came away one play short of going back to the nfc championship game. i don't think we'll see another tom brady. see a lot of generation of bright stars coming up behind me. there is only one north star. platitudes are too poetic. brady stands by himself by which -- david: only one north star. i like the way you put it. do

also making its way to instagram actors, viola davis and marvel's own michael b jordan.arveling at what many are calling black girl. magic apples were always like kind of big, like, you know, really let though, wasn't diamond in denver say most of that match you could comes from demi rose is natural hair. i think after the spiderman. it is made like a big, big difference. aspire lot of people. i really want them embrace that never >> is important for to love every part about themselves. when i say to 3 of my daughters. >> it's all natural so i can let them know it. >> hope this moment continues to bring joy and inspire inclusion. to live with everything >> that was amanda devoe reporting for tonight. >> well, the fans who are not already in wisconsin were headed out of sfo this morning for saturday's 40 niner packer matchup. a lot of ticket outlets are telling us niners fans are outpacing packers fans. everybody braced for the icy temperatures at green bay's lambeau field expected to be in the teams that kickoff and then there's a wind chill. but fans say they can handle

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i went to richard, i said let me tell you something, i said you've got the next female michael jordan i've got the next two. i knew where this would go. four months later they selected me to coach them. i was on a mission. they were like my daughters, richard was my best friend and we were going to make that happen and as they say, the rest is history. maria: i love that, rick. it's such a great story. it takes me back to djokovic because he's the number one seed. he won the australian open. how much of this was, look, we don't want this serbian tennis player coming in and showing us who is the best tennis player, so let's be tough on him. >> yeah, probably would have been different if it was the number 300 player in the world. it's unfortunate. there's just a lot of confusion. obviously now he feels he's been treated badly, he might file a lawsuit. it is what it is. but they had some serious lockdowns in australia, what, over 200 and some days and there's an election going on, there's a lot of politics and he just got caught up into it and so it will be interesting to see how this pl

fan, you may recognize the name bryan stephenstevenson as the hear of "just mercy," played by michael b. jordanlawyer who saves a black man in alabama. >> if we just have a system that treats you badly if you're poof or innocent -- >> mr. chief justice -- >> reporter: if you're a supreme court justice, yu may remember when he wanted to impose a ban on life sentences for children. if you're a visitor to montgomery, alabama, the name bryan stevenson is everywhere. his non-profit, the equal justice initiative, created this memorial to the 4400 victims of lynchings in america. >> each of these monuments represent a county where lynching took place. >> reporter: it is called the national memorial for peace and justice. its pathway leads you around a big square angling steadily downward. >> they start out looking like tomb stones or coffins, and by the time we're here, they're hanging bodies. >> reporter: stevenson grew up in the poor rural south, great grandson and an enslaved man. he wound up at harvard law school. but an internship in georgia changed his life. >> that was the first time i met a co

it happened to michael jordan an awful lot in the 1980s when he was still having to deal with larry birdallen, we actually -- we may look back at this game and say, okay, that's the last time josh allen was ever denied because patrick mahomes is crazy great. i don't know though i have ever seen josh allen, i have ever seen a guy rolling out and throwing a rope, a tight spiral as accurately as i have seen josh -- what i saw from josh allen last week. i also saw like defensive backs come up to hit him that curled up on the ground and were like grabbing their ribs as he ran over them. this guy is something special. >> yeah. it doesn't make sense because you are supposed to be either a big, tall pocket passer like dan marino or a running quarterback, a mobile quarterback. well, he is both. he is the size of dan marino, he is 6'5", 240, whatever he is, and he eludes people as patrick mahomes does and, as you say, runs over them at the end. he is a phenomenal talent. he is so good. they have bright things ahead of them in buffalo. i will say about that game, yes, it was one of the greatest gam

. >>> and in a new book published by the chairman of the michael jordan brand at nike and a former presidentsecond degree murder as a 16-year-old gang member, and said he was drunk and out to kill the first person he saw one night. he served four and a half years in prison for the crime before ultimately rebuilding his life. miller never mentioned the name of his victim in the book. we now know the victim's name is edward white. miller recently met with mr. white's family including his sister seeking forgiveness, which "the new york times" details. at the end of the meeting, mrs. mac said in an interview, mr. miller asked if he could hug her, and she said yes, but she said she also told him if i was 30 years younger, i would have been across that table at you. "new york times" reporter ja ree lungman co-wrote that piece about miller's emotional meeting. i know you have the first question. >> i must say, a riveting story, a heartbreaking story, but also a story where larry miller doesn't seem to get it at times. he writes this book, doesn't notify the family, doesn't even mention the man's na

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michael flynn. representative jordan and the most extreme elements of the gop house and senate conferences. the strategy for trump to stay in power. if in when pence did that, by vaguely citing allegations of fraud in those states and quote returning their votes to the state legislature, pence would succeed in lowering biden's electoral vote total to below 270. which would immediately trigger under the 12th amendment a contingent election. the house contingent election the one place trump could quote win the election. the three rings of sort of the the attack that he describes. in terms of what was going on in january 6. of course there is tonight ahead of attorney general speech tomorrow. on january 6. 2:30 p.m. will give an address to justice department staff and american public about the january 6 investigation and prosecution. there's tonight still a wide open pressing question. as to whether anybody in the innermost ring the ring of the coup. the people who actually devised and tried to implement the plan to over throw the government. there's an open question tonight as to whether they

people won't want to hear about that, they will warrant to hear michael jordan i grew up a massive fanmething more impressive. people talk about bill russell, who was incredibly impressive. no one has done what tom brady has done. the greatest team sport athlete of all time. rachel: will, pete, you guys are dying to get my thoughts on this really important story. so i have thought about it because i know out judgegy you guys will be about it. i put some thought. couple things, i love that tom brady's brad still calls him tommy that was one thought i had. pete: note that. >> i thought that was so cute. the next thought i had, you know what? i can understand being married to someone with a big career, not as career as tom brady but as a congressman, these jobs are very consuming. i think it is lovely, very heart warming that he is thinking about taking time away from a sport i believe he could keep going until he is 50. that guy is fit. i talked to you guys what i know about his diet with gisele is very healthy. i think that guy could keep playing until he is 50. if he stops he wants to

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of sidney poitier along with all the incredible artists you mentioned like halle berry, like michael b. jordanhat time he exemplified blackness and the fullness of blackness and black identity. he was coming up in a time in hollywood when black actors were stereotyped and they were one-dimensional and he came around and he showed america and the world what black range looked like. what it was like to be smart, charismatic, witty, beautiful, dynamic, gregarious, and he played such roles with such great depth in character. we think about that movie right now, t.j., "guess who's coming to dinner." it was about this interracial dating which is now very common, but as you know, t.j., interracial dating was illegal in 17 of the 50 states six months prior to that release. for sidney poitier to play that with such range, with such nuance, and such depth and understand what it's like to deal with that time, and then we look at "the heat of the night," which was an incredible performance about this black detective who had to go to mississippi to do a murder investigation and dealing with the bigots at t

flowers, remembered this morning by the living stars whose trails he blazed denzel washington, michael b. jordan guiding light, my friend. oprah winfrey dedicated her network's programming sunday to the man she called wisdom teacher. >> you will call me sir. >> reporter: his career marked by a simmering rage at racism. on screen -- >> they call me mr. tibbs. >> reporter: and off -- >> i am artist, man, american, contemporary, contemporary, i am an awful lot of things, so i wish you would pay me the respect due >> reporter: fighting for civil rights with harry belafonte, who called him my brother and partner in trying to make this world a little better. the son of tomato farmers who could barely read when he arrived in new york became a kennedy center honoree, and received the presidential medal of freedom president obama praised poitier's singular talent, revealing the power of movies to bring us closer together ♪ a career book ended by an honorary oscar in 2002 >> i accept this award in memory of all the african american actors and actresses who went before me in the difficult years, on whose s

during that time and then for those that have come before, there was denzel washington or michael b jordanhere city and our hearts go out to him. and i just encouraged by that scripture that says that one god will wipe all the tears from my eyes and there will be no more death and we can to celebrate the lrfe of such wonderful people as and sidney poitier started out as a a migrant worker in the film in louise of the field that you mentioned, his parents for migrant workers. he was sworn in the unit us while they were working the land in florida and eventually he went back stay there for 16 years and then came back to the u.s. and worked his way to broadway. and there's even a bay area connection with a little rain hands with lorraine hansberry because who can a raisin in the sun. so that mark tim has quite the actor and quite just starting like, yeah, that has made a way for so many careers. so we salute sydney poitier. he really did lay the for for all of those you mentioned, you know, to come after him. >> my brother's a stage actor and i know even for him still, it can be difficult to

a guest on the show psychologist and commentator jordan peterson questioned the racial identity of prominent black professor michael eric dyson. you may have seen dyson on this program before. so take a listen to what happened on that podcast. >> depending on who you ask, either you're a voice of reason and rationality and, you know, personal responsibility or you're a voice of intolerance and bigotry and anger and hateful. >> sexual oppression. prejudice. >> what did michael eric dyson call you? a mean white man? >> yeah. a mean angry white man, yeah. >> hilarious. you're not mean at all. that's what's dumb about that statement. you're not mean at all. >> i am white. actually, that's a lie too. i'm kind of tan. and he was actually not black. he was sort of -- >> i'm darker than you. that's ridiculous. >> but neither of us are white. >> well, i'm italian. mostly. >> and he was brown, not black. >> well, isn't that weird? >> yeah, it's really weird. >> the black and white thing is so strange because the shades are so -- >> tan and brown. >> there's such a spectrum of shades of people. unless you're talking to someon

jordan sheppard the other way. lays it up. five minutes left, cougars are up. deep ball. he led with 16 off the bench. under three minutes to play. to point game. michael flowers misses the free throw. a rebound. flowers, one more time and got it. washington state wins the game. bears have lost four straight. >>> samuel was named to the all- pro team. he has become much more for the 49ers offense. what would he label himself?>> reporter: if you met someone who didn't know you and they asked what position you play what would you say? >> a wide back. >> nick finished fifth. it did not sit well with the head coach. see mac i think he should be there. no doubt. i'm shocked. i don't think people appreciate how good he is. i can't believe he hasn't been mentioned in defense of player of the year.>>> 27 years ago, 49ers hosted the cowboys in the title game. how is this for setting the tone. davis had a pick six on the opening. the beginning of a long day for troy aikman. right before the half, steve young, the lefty fires. he connects with jerry rice in the end zone. 49ers beat dallas 38-28. they would go on to win the super bowl. the last time that franchise

jordan. this couldn't be more different, directed by denzell different, directed by denzel washington, a true story who kept a diary for his son of home truths and life lessons. michaelhere we go. little head. i spy...a heartbeat. dana, thank you. i love you. i love you, too. you guys want to know the sex? together: yes. it's a boy. i knew it! - yes, it's a boy! what's up, little fella? how are you doing? it's papa. laughter. i knew it was a boy, i knew it. so here is that thing, it feels to some extent like a tv movie, on the good side, it is good to see a film in which male heroism is portrayed as being caring and being sensitive and teaching lessons about respecting yourself, respecting your heritage, respecting women particularly, and its messages are all very positive. it does, however, feel it is a bit kind of ordinary. it has a strange time structure flashing backwards and forwards which i kinda thought complicated rather than compressed the narrative. it is not a brilliantly made film, but it is a film, it's heart is in the right place. he did confess, as i get older, you know, you see a film in which it's so clearly, look, these are good messages, these are

michael? i good. i know. i would, i would actually, i, it was land. i have to know you were lucky if there was more than that though. not a michelle, michelle and i did harvey jordan in the hijack government. everybody molecule. second. my who can i tell my husband lincoln on account a i a a, a a, a company i officially a have not yet been home with a a shop a med. i'm a thought hi, polish to a to value our office. what i choice, i tell them i can potentially with i know, yeah, i do what they like to hear a word not feel bad. would you be ready for what might be difficult unless you want to come up with this is me and, and you were to political flow method, dual commence suited to long, but that us oh into was hamburgers and a v there. and here, and if you need alejandro, i had slipped into. yeah, i'm supposed to take him and then now i'm going to select the hearing. i'm virginia company amber was 11. i'm say your name. but then i remember, jackie, don't know, is the men like in the little us did us why the, the more for you. i mean and then human than me verbal us. well, yeah, i mean can the him get i didn't i, i, i love from the lesson and then i will law he, i

reporter michael kranish today at the washington post says, the january six investigation is now weighing whether they will seek testimony from congressman brooks, as well as perry and jordan. although, whether or not they put in a request to congressman moe bricks, who knows how they'll deal with all these republican members of congress saying no they, won't testify. members of congress, there's no precedent for subpoenaing them for trying to make it compulsory that they comply. for his par, congressman brooks was in federal court today in washington. acting as his own lawyer, which is always a bad idea. he's acting as his own lawyer, in the civil lawsuits, the civil lawsuits that have been brought to try to hold him accountable, alongside president trump and others. for their behavior leading up to end on january six. this is a long federal court hearing in washington d.c., that address three of those civil lawsuits today, and it was specifically on the question of whether or not congressman moe brooks and president trump and potentially others, could be considered immune from liability. because whatever they did in conjunction with the events of january six, they did it

michael cranish at "the washington post" says that the january 6th investigation is now weighing whether they will seek testimony from congressmang brooks as well as congressman perry and congressman jordan, although whether or not they will put in a request to congressman mo brooks, who knows how they will deal with these republican members of congress saying they won't testify. members of congress, there is no precedent for subpoenaing them for trying to make it compulsory that they comply.rr eyh s congressman brooks was in federal court today in washington acting as his own lawyer, which is always a bad idea.ic he is acting as his own lawyer in the civil lawsuits, some of the civil lawsuits that have been brought to try to hold him accountable alongside president trump and others for their behavior leading up to and on january 6th.vehe this was a long federal court hearing in washington, d.c., that addressed three of those civil lawsuits today. it was specifically on the question of whether or not congressman mo brooks and president trump and potentially others could be considered immune from liability because whatever they did in conjunction with the events of january 6th, they did i

michael, good to see you. thank you. >> thank you. jackie: meanwhile newly-elected new york city councilmember kristin richardson jordan underfire for hernd for not tweeting about friday's shooting at all. fox news correspondent eric shawn has more for us. reporter: you know, she represents the harlem district where the ambush killing occurred. she actually has called for disbanding the nypd. get this, freeing all inmates, one would assume that includes hurt irers and other criminals from jail n a poem she wrote police are quote, thugs in blue. newly elected democrat socialist, kristin jordan is saddened by the tragic death of the officer. she has been long virulently anticop. during the campaign she quoted this, let's make harlem and new york city safer by defunding the police and funding the people. she also tweeted, remember the police and prison systems were created to preserve slavery. to break the chains we must fight for total abolition. she tweeted this, we cannot reform a system of policing so firmly rooted in racism. defund and abolish the nypd. police don't serve our communities. they don't prevent crime. they are occupying f