>>> this is from mike wilson who posts videos frequently on the internet this one cracks me up. apparently he told the baby, keep a lookout for mom. [ laughter ] >> baby was dead asleep in the little walker. and dad is like ahem. and the baby has that what, what? >> sleeping on the job. >> 12 seconds of joy, right there. >> in my office, now. >> time to give away another ipad mini. that's right, to enter all you need to do is enter the buzz word, be at least 18 years old and be a legal u.s. resident. >> get on over to rightthisminute.com click win ipad. >> you can enter each every day. >> let's reveal friday's buzz word. it's a good one. jedi. >> get over to win click ipad button and enter j-e-d-i. >> today is bonus give-away day, one of two winners will receive a flat-screen tv. good luck, everybody. >>> these two are asking for donations. but the thing -- >> we are -- >> why they want friends and family to get on board to support their trip. >> and i'm going to buy them a who coined the term "side bread?" because there's nothing "side" about this bread. it may look like the mo

for the year and that means down the stretch more opportunities for seahawks tight end luke wilson, bob. >> mike, thank you. again, the final score, the in overtime. al and cris back to wrap things up right after this. ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. hurry in for great deals all black friday weekend during the sign- then-drive event. layover. 24 hours. hello, reykjavik. oh, so that's how you spell it. what are you looking at? oh, cool. hungry. fish, anyone? hello, seventh waterfall of the day. hello, duck boat. hello, sheep? oh right! itchy icelandic sweaters and no foreign transaction fees. sweet. one last look. ahh. triple points. and we're off. what's next? wherever the journey takes you, carry american express gold. it's more than a card. i absolutely love my new york apartment, but the rent is outrageous. good thing

. >> mike: the snap will come with 2:35 to go. wilson, buffalo will run it if they stop it here. about 1:54 left. >> jon: here comes an extra offensive lineman. nusmandrews, into the game. it will be surprised if brady threw the football. even brandon lafell. >> mike: they are going to match the clock here and take a time-out of their own. 28:36 to go. jon, you said it before with buffalo, one player they had to call a time-out because they only had ten players on the field before a drive started. so he was not on the field. we looked at it in breaks. there is a crushing play. that is a time-out that could cause you 60 seconds on the cloor. >> we have ten players ones the field, the start of education like, and for these types of situations to win these types of games. e. >> mike: zach mason who has done it very often this year, the fullback position. >> jon: he's eligible. and a third and three conversion here to those the deal for the night. they run it and blount is stopped. they run it down to the 2:00 warning and buffalo's defense did what they had to do, forced a three and

mode and legarrette blount for the first down plrk gets two, gets pulled >> mike: the snap will come with 2:35 to go. wilson, buffalo will run it if they stop it here. about 1:54 left. >> jon: here comes an extra offensive lineman. nusmandrews, into the game. it will be surprised if brady threw the football. even brandon lafell. >> mike: they are going to match the clock here and take a time-out of their own. 28:36 to go. jon, you said it before with buffalo, one player they had to call a time-out because they only had ten players on the field before a drive started. so he was not on the field. we looked at it in breaks. there is a crushing play. that is a time-out that could cause you 60 seconds on the cloor. >> we have ten players ones the field, the start of education like, and for these types of situations to win these types of e. >> mike: zach mason who has done it very often this year, the fullback position. >> jon: he's eligible. and a third and three conversion here to those the deal for the night. stopped. they run it down to the 2:00 warning and buffalo's defense did what they had to do, forced a

several protests within that period in the wake of the non-indictment decision of darren wilson and killing mikerown, we had a national moment of silence day that we had an action here in chicago in other places around the country. so for us, the killing of laquan mcdonald is one more gruesome violent signal that are organizing to build black political power in chicago and also nationally is absolutely essential. others, wealong with organize every single day in chicago. we organize in detroit, new orleans, washington, d.c., new york city and the bay area because, again, what happened to laquan mcdonald, nothing unusual about that in this country. and how the mayor reacted, even with having access to all of the information, is absolutely not unusual. amy: i want to correct the date that he was shot by police officer van dyke october 20, 2014. now the mayor rahm emanuel, who used to be the chief of staff of president obama, the mayor invited you, charlene carruthers , and your group, to be with him on monday? >> yes. the mayor's office invited a number of black lead youth organizations that do wo

wilson has played in. and david johnson gets tackled up at the 17 yard line. >> cris: since mike iupati has gone out, protection issues have been an issue. here they're going to leave a runner on the inside gap as massie goes to the outside. the only time, one guy there, they double-team inside and leave cliff avril, maybe the most dangerous pass rusher on this team, then they'll block outside and leave the three runners inside. maybe that was chris johnson's guy, i'm not sure. but it's been the protection and the free runners that has completely turned this game. >> al: see if the adjustments are made here as they stride from the 17 yard line. palmer takes it out of the pistol. throws to fitzgerald. larry for a 15 yard gain on first down. >> cris: the biggest difference, al, with this football team in my opinion has been their ability to run the ball. mike iupati has been their best run blocker. with jer aud veldheer, they look like a different team running now over to seattle's defense because it's a pass rush game. >> al: they're averaging about 2.3 yards per rush tonight. that won't get it done. palmer to t

wilson has played in. and david johnson gets tackled up at the 17 yard line. >> cris: since mike iupati has gone out, protection issues have bee en an issue. here they're going to leave a runner on the inside gap as massie goes to the outside. e only time, one guy there, they double-team inside and leave cliff avril, maybe the most dangerous pass rusher on this team, then they'll block outside and leave the three runners inside. maybe that was chris johnson's guy, i'm not sure. but it's been the protection and the free runners that has completely turned this game. >> al: see if the adjustments are made here as they stride om the 17 yard line. palmer takes it out of the pistol. throws to fitzgerald. larry for a 15 yard gain on first down. >> cris: the biggest difference, al, with this football team in my opinion has been their ability to run the ball. mike iupati has been their best run blocker. with jer aud veldheer, they look like a different team running the football. now over to seattle's defense because it's a pass rush game. >> al: they're averaging about 2.3 yards per rush tonight. that won't get it done.

wilson has played in. and david johnson gets tackled up at the 17 yard line. >> cris: since mike iupati has gone out, protectionssue. here they're going to leave a runner on the inside gap as massie goes to the outside. the only time, one guy there, they double-team inside and leave cliff avril, maybe the most dangerous pass rusher on this team, then they'll block outside and leave the three runners inside. maybe that was chris johnson's guy, i'm not sure. but it's been the protection and the free runners that has completely turned this game. >> al: see if the adjustments are made here as they stride from the 17 yard line. palmer takes it out of the pistol. throws to fitzgerald. larry for a 15 yard gain on first down. >> cris: the biggest difference, al, with this football team in my opinion has been their ability to run the ball. mike iupati has been their best run blocker. with jer aud veldheer, they look like a different team running the football. now over to seattle's defense because it's a pass rush game. >> al: they're averaging about 2.3 yards per rush tonight. that won't get it done. palmer to the outsi

wilson has played in. and david johnson gets tackled up at the 17 yard line. >> cris: since mike iupati has gone out, protection issues have been an issue. here they're going to leave a runner on the inside gap as massie goes to the outside. the only time, one guy there, they double-team inside and leave cliff avril, maybe the most dangerous pass rusher on this team, then they'll block outside and leave the three runners inside. maybe that was chris johnson's guy, i'm not sure. but it's been the protection and the free runners that has completely turned this game. >> al: see if the adjustments are made here as they stride from the 17 yard line. palmer takes it out of the pistol. throws to fitzgerald. larry for a 15 yard gain on >> cris: the biggest difference, al, with this football team in my opinion has been their ability to run the ball. mike iupati has been their best run blocker. with jer aud veldheer, they look like a different team running the football. now over to seattle's defense because it's a pass rush game. >> al: they're averaging about 2.3 yards per rush tonight. that won't get it done. palmer to

wilson has played in. and david johnson gets tackled up at the 17 yard line. >> cris: since mike iupati has gone out, protections have been an issue. here they're going to leave a runner on the inside gap as massie goes to the outside. the only time, one guy there, they double-team inside and leave cliff avril, maybe the most dangerous pass rusher on this team, then they'll block outside and leave the three runners inside. maybe that was chris johnson's guy, i'm not sure. but it's been the protection and the free runners that has completely turned this game. >> al: see if the adjustments are made here as they stride from the 17 yard line. palmer takes it out of the pistol. throws to fitzgerald. larry for a 15 yard gain on first down. >> cris: the biggest difference, al, with this football team in my opinion has been their ability to run the ball. mike iupati has been their best run blocker. with jer aud veldheer, they look like a different team running the football. now over to seattle's defense because it's a pass rush game. >> al: they're averaging about 2.3 yards per rush tonight. that won't get it done. pal

wilson has played in. and david johnson gets tackled up at the 17 yard line. >> cris: since mike iupati has gone out, protectionssues have been an issue. here they're going to leave a runner on the inside gap as massie goes to the outside. the only time, one guy there, they double-team inside and leave cliff avril, maybe the most dangerous pass rusher on this team, then they'll block outside and leave the three runners inside. maybe that was chris johnson's guy, i'm not sure. but it's been the protection and the free runners that has completely turned this game. >> al: see if the adjustments are made here as they stride from the 17 yard line. palmer takes it out of the pistol. throws to fitzgerald. larry for a 15 yard gain on first down. >> cris: the biggest difference, al, with this football team in my opinion has been their ability to run the ball. mike iupati has been their best run blocker. with jer aud veldheer, they look like a different team running the football. now over to seattle's defense because it's a pass rush game. >> al: they're averaging about 2.3 yards per rush tonight. that won't get it done.

wilson center. also with me here in studio cnn national security commentator mike rogers who was the senior republicantelligence committee the chairman of the intelligence committee. congresswoman, let me start with you. earlier this week even before the intelligence community began talking to reporters, you said you suspected foul play in this plane crash. why? >> because the signature of this it seems to me is an explosion. and i doubt the engine blew up. we don't know for sure, but it is plausible that this was either a crude bomb or a sophisticated bomb. and the use of sophisticated bombs on airplanes has already been attempted. so that's what led me to believe that. plus, sharm el sheikh is a bizarre of a town. the airport is wide open. there are sunnis who are very angry at russia for helping the shia in syria. and you put all that together and it just seems to me that cocktail is likely to be a bomb. >> congressman, one of the reasons why people were reluctant to believe isis after they initially claimed responsibility was people didn't think they were capable of such an attack. are they? >> we

of ferguson, today is a year to the day that officer darren wilson was acquitted of charges in the fatal shooting of unarmed black teen mikee calling for calm ahead of protests that are scheduled for friday. but interestingly laquan mcdonald's family has released a statement saying, if it were up to them, the video wouldn't be released at all. >> morgan radford, thanks so much. >> joining me now on set, ari melber, who has been tracking the story. and from chicago, independent journalist brandon smith. he's the one who filed the freedom of information act request for the chicago dash cam video set to be released now tomorrow. brandon, let me start with you. you went pretty far with your request. you filed it back in may of this year. and you kept going. you kept pursuing this, unless a court ruled in your favor. why were you so interested in getting that dash cam video released? >> well, i know a lot of reporters who have pried a lot of great data loose from the police department on police involved shootings like this one. not all of them resulted in people dying, but many of them certainly were improper. and the problem i