sonia mitchell doesn't even know when i buried that i had lost me. mitchell is healing by helping sunday afternoon at blue rock springs park. she's throwing a party, carnival games, face, painting and food to honor her 23 year old son, damon ferguson, known as data one year after his funeral at this gonna be data thursday from heaven. palace case day from heaven. and i'm agreeing all these toys in to make all these kids so happy. mitchell has many helpers and although she began this with her own money, word has spread and donations have helped grow the celebration. whoever comes over that bridge i'm a welcome you and i don't care who you are because i've got past hating and being mad for 365 days. the ambulance never came. mitchell's experience was horrific. driving data wounded to the er. my son is a gunshot victim. i'm still waiting for my son to get out the car shot outside his sister's house by strangers in a car. hey, maybe losing his life. i want you to say this. mitchell will always want those moments back. how could i help my son and rocked h

so what do you say, when people say to you, jim mitchell, james mitchell, you are a torturer, becauseaterboarding? i say, you're entitled to your opinion. it's not mine. we live in the united states. in the united states, people can have different opinions. you don't feel you have to apologise, or... we stopped that attack. we stopped that second wave of attacks, and i don't feel that the temporary discomfort of a person like khalid sheikh mohammed outweighs the moral requirement that, if i can, i save lives. i just don't think it does. because khalid sheikh mohammed voluntarily decided to attack us, voluntarily decided to attack as a second time, and he's not a us citizen. he wasn't captured inside the united states. he's not really someone who should be given the constitutional rights of an american citizen. so i owe my fellow countrymen more than i owe khalid sheikh mohammed. given that, at any point, he could have said, "i will tell you how to stop an attack." you know, one of the criticisms is that there hasn't been a safe word, but in fact, there is a safe word, and the safe wor

go ahead, mitchell. and then this wraps up for the end of the food clinic. so the nice thing, we have opportunities to add more clinics. if we need to, we did reach out to all the locations we offered in 2019 and 2020 and were able to see who was interested. so we've -- we can always add more if something comes up later. so one of the things i wanted to cover and abbie covered this early on. now what about covid vaccines and boosters? so, really, what we're focusing on right now is getting people vaccinated in general. so priority is, if you're not vaccinated with the covid-19, go and get vaccinated. we also know that boosters are really going to be dependent on the approval system from the acip and f.d.a. so, we've also been partnering with dr. fiona wilson with the department of h.r., who is currently doing pop-up covid vaccine locations around the city. and as of right now, we have agreed that we will not be pairing a covid vaccine clinic in conjunction with a flu vaccine clinic. that is as of 9/2. as you know, lots of things have been changing over the c

nick mitchell, ou were today does as well. nick mitchell, you were nodding _ today does as well. i think he makes a very _ factor for you too. yes, i think he makes a very good _ factor for you too. yes, i think he makes a very good point - factor for you too. yes, i think he makes a very good point about i makes a very good point about leveling up the medias industry as well is wider society. i think that something that's kind of slightly about the media there's a sense that you have to go to london to make it. and hopefully projects like this, like natural world and the other projects discussed today showed that we are opening up opportunities across the country for more background and notjust people looking forward to spend some time in london to get internships really trying to open it up across the uk. opening up as well forjob opportunities wherever you are in the uk. �* , opportunities wherever you are in theuk. y y opportunities wherever you are in theuk. r q , the uk. absolutely. you've probably seen that recently _ the uk. absolutely. you've probably seen that recently

mitchell has many helpers.nd although she began this with her own money, word has spread and donations have helped grow the celebration. whoever comes over that bridge i'm a welcome are, because i've got past hating and being mad for 365 days. the ambulance never came. mitchell's experience was horrific. driving data wounded to the er. my son is a gunshot victim. i'm still waiting for my son to get out the car shot outside his sister's house by strangers in a car. he may be losing his life. i want you to say this. mitchell will always want those moments back. how could i help my son and rocked him? and so i live with that i live with men coming out and me begging him to help me with my child and then telling me this is not our job. mitchell has watched as killings continue in valeo 14 so far this year this week, it's been three and i said, what can i do to get this city back together during a painful year for the family suspects were tracked, arrested, jailed and then released for lack of evidence. he graduated

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. >>> good day, this is andrea mitchell reports in new york. nancy pelosi is working to bring her caucus together also, at stake, two would-be deadlooips. a government shut down tomorrow night and worst case a failure to raise the government's debt ceiling. that comes from secretary janet yellin about the government defaulting and the potential financial disaster 19 days from now. >> we must address it issue to honor commitments made by this and prior congresss including the them from the economic pandemic. it's necessary to avert a catastrophic event for our economy. >> today house speaker nancy pelosi trying to hold progressives feet to the fire despite their vote for a spending trillions on social priorities. >> i'm going to speak for them and i think they spoke beautifully for the priorities that we have in the bill, but because we're at the mercy of the senate and it's customs and it's parliamentarian and rules, we can't bring something to the rule without the approval of the parliamentarian. >> you're not ruling out possible he will delay

i used to say to senator mitchell, it's time we're on solids now. and it would be nice to think one day soon we will be on solids, but we're not there yet. that's why the u.s. envoy is so important to us. >> could i just say that i think it's actually part of a demonstration of the u.s. commitment to peace and reconciliation in northern ireland. that is important, but in a practical level, obviously, it opens up more and gets the chains of engagement and communication definitely, it would be a very valuable in the, and i will add my voice to that, but i would also like to pay tribute to, and obviously, we have talked about the clintons, the role played by the clintons both, for women in northern ireland and for peace in northern ireland. it's hugely important. i also want to mention obama and his support for integrated education when he came over here was very, very important. then i want to come took someone else, nancy pelosi. it was excellent that she came here and that she -- we met her and talked about, and she listened, and finding out more ab

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i'm andrea mitchell, this is andrea mitchell reporting on capitol hill where the senate is in the middle of voting, the final votes to keep the government open. the house is expected to take up and pass a stopgap measure this afternoon. now nancy pelosi faces her hardest test. a house divided, a senate balking, and a lot on the line. >> we are bringing it up to do so in a way that can win and so far so good for today. it is goingings in a positive direction. it is positive to persuade people to vote without the reassurances of the reconciliation bill. i can't stay too long because i have to deal with step by step with this but i'm envisioning taking it up and winning it. let me tell you about negotiating at the end, that is when you really have to weigh in, you cannot tire, you cannot concede. it is this is the fun part. >> this is the fun part, she says. the speaker and no one knows this better. she is taking these negotiations one hour at a time and leaning in to get some extra innings with the president at the annual congressional baseball game last night. three democratic lawmakers w

nick mitchell, editor of national world .com.s ceo of archant and shazi ali leader of the people's newsroom initiative in swansea. thank you to all of you. the media show back at the same time next week. well, the warm southerly winds have arrived and a dose of summer heat is on the way. but it's not going to last very long. yes, a very warm and sunny tuesday on the way, but from wednesday onwards, late on wednesday, we could have thunderstorms in the southwest of the uk brought by this area of low pressure. but for the time being, high pressure over us, notjust over the uk but much of europe. and here's that warm air coming in from the south, spreading across the uk. so the early hours looks pretty quiet across much of the country. there will be some mist and fog forming, maybe northern wales, merseyside, lancashire. and mild, if not quite warm, 15—17 celsius around dawn. and the temperatures will quickly skyrocket as we go through the morning and into the afternoon. now, it's going to be sunshine pretty much all around, althoug

nick mitchell, you were nodding at that., it's obviously an important factor for you too. yes, i think ifan makes a very good point about leveling up the media industry, as well as wider society. i think that something that's kind of slightly irked me is the sense that you have to go to london to make it. and hopefully projects like this, projects discussed today, show that we are opening up opportunities across the country for more background and notjust people looking forward to spend some time in london to get internships really trying to open it up across the uk. opening up as well forjob opportunities wherever you are in the uk. absolutely. you've probably seen that recently across the regional industry. so many vacancies just now and a lot of movement. i think it's really healthy, it's a healthy reflection of the fact that companies are being a lot bolder now. as publishers and as we move out of the pandemic and it does create new opportunities. i think one of the things that we've launched this week is a new apprentic

it was following the assassination of martin luther king in 1968 that arthur mitchell decided to setpeople in harlem. arthur mitchell was a principal dancer with new york city ballet and he was the first african—american to achieve that level in a major american ballet company. he looked around at this neighbourhood and he said, "these kids don't have a future. "education is terrible, the schools are failing, "nobody cares about them. "they don't have a way of breaking this cycle "of poverty, but if i teach them ballet, i'm going to give them "something else to draw from within themselves." we started with 30 children and two dancers, and everybody said i was crazy because i was using a european art form — classical ballet. but i think that is the strongest technical foundation. once you have that technique, you can do anything you want. classical ballet is impossibly difficult and it requires focus, it requires self—discipline and it requires perseverance. in two months, i had 400 kids. in four months, i had 800 kids. so that shows there is a want, a need and a desire for this. i go

that does it for "andrea mitchell reports."the press daily." i'm chuck todd. we'll take you live to the pentagon where we expect to hear defense secretary lloyd austin and mark milley to deliver remarks about the end of the military mission in afghanistan and those gentlemen do have a lot of questions. the question is, how many questions will they take? all comes after president biden delivered both his decision to leave afghanistan and his administration's execution of the withdrawal. there are many questions, as i said at the top, that are left unanswered after the president's remarks that the pentagon might have to address. we'll see if they do. chief among them, what is this military mission going forward? what is the plan to address the threat posed by isis-k? the goal is to dismantle. what does that mean? the group that claimed responsibility for the attack outside the kabul airport that claimed, the lives of 13 american service members. we want to seek retribution. what does that look like? what is the plan with regards

the role of senator george mitchell and the clintons, and the white house st. patrick's day events are a few examples of u.s. diplomacy, and political ew par at its best. the eu approach, as i said, was bottom up, funds together grassroots organizations on a cross community and cross border basis, and interesting to note,y they have agreed to continue gr this program beyond brexit. so in concluding, i want to dwell on that final point in a g little more detail. the good friday agreement brought peace and an end to sectarian violence on our streets. but genuine reconciliation is still a very long way off. that's the area we need to focus on. the peace walls, which still te separate catholic and protestant communities are the most visiblo example of segregation at its worst. if the eu and the u.s. would wo work together to set up a specific us and you, nice name, reconciliation fund, to promote community reconciliation, and t there i would focus on something like integrated education because that i firmly believe and there are many of us who do, is the important

no one had alijah mitchell pegged as the forty-niners starting running back.t performance in week. one has earned him a shot over. he most hurt is sidelined this season with a knee injury. >> michel rushed for a 104 yards in 19 carries and had a 38 yard touchdown run on sunday. clearly outperforming to michael hasty. well, third-round draft pick trey sermon was a healthy scratch. >> mitchell also became the first rookie in franchise history to register a 100 or more rushing yards in their nfl debut mitchell is a tough back, an excellent athlete who could florist in shanahan's offense. and so far the head coach likes what he sees really good job. and that's kind of >> what we expect and we but it's always tough in your first game and stuff and he went in there, didn't hesitate run the ball that's there is gone. and i say got to do thai to to 10 guys blocking in front of me. a job of doing that. since i caught the when i was i got to the hose. so i had read post. >> and tune in saturday night at 11 o'clock for the red and gold zone. >> let's take a live look out

picked up the slack in the first pro game, mitchell pops 1 38 yards of the end zone. it was 14 7 49ers mitchell on his way to a 104 yard game after lions field goal the 49ers got in the end zone again, this time with jim michael hasty, squirming his way in from the three was 21 10 49 to 25 left in the half. and they got more. the lions are desperate to generate something, but instead, the 49ers generate some pretty good heat on golf. his pass is picked off by dre. greenlaw takes it back 39 yards of the end zone. it feels like the route is on with the 49ers in front 31 to 10 at the half, and they made it even more lopsided. early in the third quarter. the lines come with a big rush on garoppolo. he knows deebo samuel is in man coverage, and sammy makes a nice adjustment coming back to the past, then taking off on a 79 yard touchdown run, the longest in san. his career. yes rock the baby. this time. it's lance, who's happy on the sideline 38 to 10. san francisco game over right? not exactly. the lion's got the end zone on their next possession. they have the perfect pla

here's more you should know about mitchell. at louisiana, the raging cajuns, once known as louisiana lafayette, mitchell caught the eye of pro scouts when he ran a 4.3 40 yard dash in the nfl. combine he very wisely for a rookie is a little understated and giving credit to his blockers. i saw george them on the outside, blackmail bus off, and, uh, i saw the host, so i just had hit it. you got to give it up to the 10 guys blocking in front of me. uh they do a great job of doing that. mitchell also credited mostert, who he described as a mentor that's almost it will be doing for a few weeks now, as 1/6 round draft pick is suddenly in the forefront of the 49 our offense. joe fonzi ktvu fox two. nice start for the kid. meantime, talk a little college football. i'm not sure i'll stanford fans are going to take this. you lose to us, and then you fire the coach the next day. that's the case with usc right to stanford took him to him. 42 28 on saturday u. s c, wasted no time firing clay, helping their coach dante williams and assistant

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. >> reporter: here at the mitchell gold and bob williams furniture factory in north carolina, hundredscraftsmen and crafts women meticulously sew, trim, and staple. walking around this floor amid a symphony of staple and nail guns, you see so much of the work is done by hand. >> these are called leather pullers. you grab the seam, watch. seam coming out. you got to crank down on them. >> reporter: hands like robert's, an upholstery trimmer, are invaluable. are your hands tired? >> sometimes they get tired. you got to get used to it. you get toughened up. >> reporter: what's the one word you would use to describe the furniture industry right now? >> i would say it's booming. >> reporter: you started right after the 2008 crash. >> yes, ma'am. we were only working about four days a week, 32 hours a week. and now we're working 60 hours a week, and we can't get enough help. we have more work than we've ever had before. >> reporter: all that work is forcing furniture makers to scramble for labor. when tariffs were put in place by the trump administration, there was new pressure on manufactur

thatjonathan mitchell posits that women are entirely free to choose whether to have sex or not, thatheir responsibilities at all. it all comes down to women. and if women live in this texas world where abortion is de facto completely illegal, then theyjust have a right to abstain from sex. i haven't seen his full quote in context. i'll trust you to be reading it accurately. i don't know what he said in the context. i know that this bill says we protect the innocent human life and we come alongside the mother with real, tangible help. i'm talking about counselling, parenting classes, diapers, baby formula. we spend $100 million now in state and federal money in the alternatives to abortion programme to help mothers in those horrid situations. last cycle, we helped 100,000 expectant mothers and adoptive parents in these difficult situations. so, you set up a false dichotomy that we have to protect the child or the mother. we can do both. we can save the baby's life while we love and respect and give tangible support to that mother. and that's what we're going to do. now, senator, the l

that's g-o-l-o.com. >> i'm karina mitchell.nt biden will serve a damage from hurricane i do today as he visits louisiana, or hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses remain without electricity. he will meet with governor john bel edwards and officials. the storm's path of destruction stretches from the gulf coast to the new york city region. about 6000 national guard members have been deployed to louisiana, mississippi, alabama, and texas. in a surprise announcement, japan's prime minister said he will resign after failing to control the country's coronavirus surge. the move comes weeks before a general election. we becomes the next leader of the liberal democratic party is virtually assured of becoming prime minister, because of the parties dominance in parliament. the main spokesman for the taliban says investments from china will be essential to help rebuild afghanistan. he told an italian newspaper the taliban are looking for help on large projects. afghanistan has been shattered by 20 years of war. new leaders will ha

this is "andrea mitchell reports" in washington with the house january 6 investigating committee is ramping up firing off subpoenas to four white house officials including the form earp chief of staffording them to give sworn depositions next month. trump chief of staff mark meadows, dan scavino, steve bannon and kash patel expected to fight the subpoenas with the former president already claiming executive privilege in a statement released overnight. on the coronavirus cdc director rochelle walensky will make her first public comments this hour about her decision overnight to allow doctors, nurses and teachers to receive pfizer boosters along with senior citizens and other high-risk individuals. in a rare reversal of an advisory panel's recommendation that the third shots be restricted to fewer people. this morning president biden touting the progress on vaccinations while tens of thousands of moderna and johnson & johnson recipients await word on getting their third shot. >> you still have a high degree of protection. our doctors and scientists are working day and night to analyze the dat

should you give me the fish in i know is still the or buying this is vanny the all paul mitchell. this off he was on the choice and by the plant indian food on let's and fish mit in 9 minute an investigation against mark was launched after the film was released the what the journalist who reported was not in line with the west official stance ah, gap middle for fun of getting mrs. butcher in line sky and didn't publish done with me ever chef dish and stuff for special needs may be moved to the point of con, our through i to or what else. and so this was done. i was going this to the end of the payroll. i was off the guy flip, the chemist on your dog said these are in for my leave. see me stop by and i watched boy nish mark. he used his fellow to tell ordinary people the truth as he saw it. it wasn't $40.00 stories. you can't bring truth to those who don't want it. clearly, whether or not there are people or reviving lunches and there's no concern. what so ever to united states or nato? anything that makes the ukrainians willing to cause trouble with russia is welcomed . united sta

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mitchell injured his shoulder did not finish the eagles game and is day to day. michael hastey suffered a high ankle sprain on this one he is out for awhile. the next play, trey took two blows to the head here. the rook sein the league's concussion protocol program. now, goff and the lions in green bay welcoming back williams, hey, were you not a packer for four years? oh, snap, green bay parted ways. >> they did not want me like that ex-girlfriend shoot i got to go. i got to rebound, the lions picked me up, you know what i mean? they are feeding me good and taking me to dinners you know what i man. another man's trash is another man's treasure. >> i am sure he remembers aaron rodgers, he threw for four touchdowns, packers running back, aaron jones, in the end zone fur -- four times, green bay rolls we will see them on sunday. >>> now, what in kevin mitchell's name is this? remember his bare-handed catch in 1989 as a giant? history repeated itself tonight in miami. watch right fielder sanchez and the marlins, running, running, right hand, bare hand. that is how h

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this is "andrea mitchell reports" in washington.sident biden speaking moments ago about tropical storm ida after the remnants that the storm brought deadly flooding to new york, new jersey and pennsylvania. the president will visit storm-ravaged louisiana where residents are still reeling and more than a million people without power after getting slammed by the storm earlier this week. these were the scenes last night. terrible scenes in new york and new jersey. 20 people have died after an entire month of rain fell in just a few short hour. the 105-year weather event flooded the new york subway system. drivers in the tri-state area were trapped from highways to side streets and they've suspended their service between washington and boston today for the entire day. new york governor hochul speaking earlier about the devastating impact. >> even the morning after we are still uncovering the true depth of the loss. the human loss, simply in their cars, in their homes and basements succumbed to the brutal ravages of a brutal storm. this

what strikes mitchell is the huge gap in turnout by age. more than a third of people 65 over have voted people 18 to 35 or at less than 10% particularly those democrats in that young person pool. if they don't turn out and vote, then it's going to be hard for democrats to get the same kind of overall overall turnout they need, mitchell says. turnout amongst latinos will also be a major factor in this race. so far, the numbers show returns at 11. recent polls show latino voters split on whether or not to recall the last thing we need is to have some right wing republican governor in california, perhaps in a nod to latinos and young voters, newsom's campaign launched a new ad with bernie sanders. the vermont senator carried support from both groups by a wide margin in last year's primary at an event in oakland tuesday, governor newsom said he's encouraged by early returns. people are very active, very participatory in this election, and we're seeing that gap in terms of knowledge of what is it steak? close very, very rapidly. republicans main

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here is andrea mitchell >> reporter: a final welcome home in cleveland today for navy corpsman max soviak and in st. louis, crowds for u.s. marine corporal jared schmitz, two of the 13 service members killed in the kabul suicide bombings meanwhile, in afghanistan, the taliban's new all-male government takes over with holdovers from the regime that harbored osama bin laden and wanted terrorists from the brutal haqqani network linked to al qaeda this following taliban assaults against women protesters again today. >> the events of the last few days indicate that we are -- we are dealing very much with the same old taliban >> what does that do to the president's rationale for withdrawing our u.s. troops >> the mission of trying to prevent afghanistan from becoming a safe haven for terrorism has failed >> reporter: at ramstein today, secretary of state blinken saying the u.s. relationship with the taliban will depend on their actions, but he was challenged by an afghan journalist. >> journalists are beaten, women protesters on the streets are beaten what else do you want to see planning for a

andrea mitchell has the latest >> reporter: tonight on a tarmac in northern afghanistan, planeloads o stranded people including americans, prevented from taking off for days in qatar, secretary of state tony blinken says they're working with the taliban to get those private flights in the air >> they said that they will let people with travel documents freely depart. we will hold them to that >> reporter: but with president biden already facing fierce criticism for leaving americans behind when he withdrew u.s. troops, now a top democrat is slamming the administration for not doing more to help americans at that airport. senator richard blumenthal saying, "i have been deeply frustrated, even furious at our government's delay and inaction." also left behind, more than 100 afghan journalists with voice of america, funded by the u.s. government, who feared taliban targets on their back for working for the u.s., especially the women. we spoke today with one who is now in pakistan, one of the few able to get out. what hope is there to get them out >> they're just really very afraid right n

here is chief washington correspondent andrea mitchell with that >> reporter: as reported in bob woodward and robert costa's book "peril," joint chiefs chairman mark milley called his general li twice in the closing months of the trump presidency to tell him the u.s. would not strike china. milley's first call last october 30th was prompted by intelligence that china thought the u.s. was prepared to attack because u.s. carriers had carried out military exercises in the south china sea and trump was berating china for the coronavirus. >> we must hold accountable the nation which unleashed this plague onto the world, china. >> reporter: two days after the january 6th insurrection, milley called general li again. woodward and costa write, li remained unusually rattled, putting the two nations on the knife edge of disaster >> and it's in the aftermath of that he sits down with commanders at the pentagon and goes over with them the procedures for how a nuclear weapon can be used >> reporter: also alarmed after january 6th, speaker pelosi, who called milley to ask, according to a transcript obt

. >> that dispatcher you just heard is gladys mitchell. a retired 911 dispatcher for the new york police department and there she is with us now. jillian crane, president of first responder's foundation. when you listen to that again, help us understand what you're feeling. it sounds like you're feeling guilt. i hope you know nobody, nobody is placing that on you. >> good morning. thank you for having us. it makes me -- the guilt feelings, it has taken a lot of years to try not to feel that way but, you know, just constantly thinking about the fam families, about the victims that were lost that day. it's just been an emotional roller coaster. >> none of us can understand what it's like for you, gladys. i know, gillian, the foundation's new podcast, it's excruciating for us to hear that. it's excruciating for the people, i'm sure, who lost family that day even more so than any of the rest of us. walk us through your head space, your reaction to hearing what you hear and why it's important for all of us to hear it. >> first responder's child

elijah mitchell had a breakout performance filling in for ramin mose tert.the running back group will have to carry the load for the rest of the season. >> it definitely hurt, but that's always in the league that way, especially with running backs. we expect those guys to not miss a beat. >> reporter: injuries are part of the game. jimmy garoppalo, who's been hurt for two of the past three seasons says he's talked to the team about staying positive and body maintenance. he's also reminding teammates about staying safe from covid-19. >> new territory for us and everything, always trying to wear masks as much as possible. not try to go out too much and get into the west virginia life. i don't know what's out there, haven't been outside the green briar. >> reporter: it should give the 49ers extra prep time to study the eagles. they're coming off a dominating time at atlanta. the kickoff against the eagles is at 10:00 a.m. >> what do you do out in west virginia? >> i'm sure there's a lot to do there, i've never been. >> we've got a lot going on this weekend. the

with more on this, here is andrea mitchell. >> reporter: pyongyang says the new cruise missiles flew 932 miles, landing in north korea's territorial waters experts say this could be the country's first such weapon with a nuclear capability >> there are only a handful of countries in the world that field nuclear cruise missiles, and we feel it's part of north korea's overall development of the sophisticated nuclear forces they can try to put together >> reporter: the biden administration has been unable to get kim jong-un to agree to nuclear talks. and u.s. and outside experts say he has dramatically expanded his nuclear and missile program since his failed summit with former president trump in 2019. a notably slimmer kim has been seen just last week at an annual military parade, raising questions about his health since north korea is a country with nuclear weapons run entirely by one man. >> he has had health problems in the past he is young, but he has, you know, not the best habits in terms of -- in terms of drinking and smoking and it looks like he has lost some weight whether thi

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thadshahan did say he's holding out hope for mitchell to go. fellow rookie trey protocol. green bay. he got hurt and fumbled on his only snap of the season. it went a little better for receiver jennings on his first nfl catch. the former seventh round draft pick out of tennessee snagged a touchdown pass from jimmy garoppolo in philly. he tossed the keepsake football away. no worries, george has his back and retrieve it. >> i know he completely blacked out, has no memory of scoring anyways, probably doesn't remember what the play is. a new he wasn't going to find the ball. i just wanted to give it back to him. >> to come back to the locker room and see the ball, it may be smile. i'm going to have that for the rest of my life. >> day one of the rider cup at whistling straits in wisconsin . jordan spieth, a golf shot i can relate to. watch out for the bunker, get him a lifejacket, but he avoids the plunge. somehow lands the shot on the green. watching the u.s. take a 6-2 lead on day one. the raters and dolphins right here on kpix at 1:00 on sunday. back to you. >>> up next, i